Begin Again With The Rejected Heiress Full Episode
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00:00:00Emily! My, my lovely granddaughter! All grown up! How was your trip? It was really nice.
00:00:26Why is everyone so formal? Smith family reps are in the house, and we're planning your wedding.
00:00:32What? My wedding? I'm way too young for this.
00:00:36Ted, close that door! You can't do this to me!
00:00:40Sarah!
00:00:44Sarah!
00:00:46Sarah!
00:00:48Sarah!
00:00:52Our company was gutted by an insider. Why didn't you tell me something so important?
00:00:58I just wanted you to marry into the Smith's family and have a carefree life.
00:01:03But I can't let this thief run free. I heard from the housekeeper that they're going to the Smith's.
00:01:10Don't bother yourself, honey.
00:01:13No one messes with the Williams and gets away with it. I'll join the Smith's company and catch them all myself.
00:01:28Mr. Smith. Mr. Williams just called. His granddaughter, your fiancé, is coming to work at Dazzling today.
00:01:49Today.
00:01:51What?
00:01:52What? I called off the engagement and they're still sending her?
00:01:57If they think this is going to change anything, they're dead wrong.
00:02:00Look, we could just deny her application if you wanted to.
00:02:05No.
00:02:07Just treat her well.
00:02:08I want to maintain any relationships we have with the Williams family.
00:02:11Understood, understood. I'll call the creative head Bella, yeah?
00:02:14Yeah.
00:02:15Well, sir, you're going to work in baseball clothes again.
00:02:18Of course.
00:02:20Of course, yeah.
00:02:28What?
00:02:29The CEO's fiancé is going to be our new intern.
00:02:34Don't worry.
00:02:35I'll take good care of her.
00:02:37Sure.
00:02:39I'll keep it a secret.
00:02:44Everyone!
00:02:45I shouldn't be saying this, but the Williams heiress, who's also our CEO's fiancé, is going to be working with us.
00:02:54What?
00:02:56Let's give Ms. Williams the ultimate princess treatment.
00:03:00It's Ms. Williams!
00:03:01Uh, no, I-I'm not.
00:03:02What is going on?
00:03:03I just told Gramps to keep my identity a secret.
00:03:05Are you the new intern?
00:03:06We're so pleased to meet you.
00:03:07Yes, I'm the new intern for the creatives team.
00:03:08So they're not talking about me?
00:03:09Are you the new intern?
00:03:11What?
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00:03:15What's going on?
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00:03:28So they're not talking about me?
00:03:35Are you the new intern?
00:03:37We're so pleased to meet you.
00:03:39So they're not talking about me?
00:03:42That's good.
00:03:44Yes, I'm the new intern for the creatives team.
00:03:47Come with us. We're the creatives team.
00:03:49We'll show you the office.
00:03:51Nora? Is that you?
00:03:54You've changed so much since high school.
00:03:56Emily Williams?
00:03:58She's been stealing my spotlight at every opportunity since high school.
00:04:02And you haven't changed at all.
00:04:03Still as nosy and pitiful as I remember.
00:04:06Well, you look ten years older.
00:04:08What happened?
00:04:09How dare you?
00:04:11Hi, I'm Emily.
00:04:13I'm an intern for the creatives team.
00:04:15Uh, can I join you?
00:04:17You can read.
00:04:19The directory's over there.
00:04:22Let's go, Miss Williams.
00:04:26So which one is the Williams heiress?
00:04:35Well, her name's Nora Williams.
00:04:37It's gotta be her.
00:04:45There's something regal about her, right?
00:04:48Miss Williams?
00:04:49We got you a welcome gift.
00:04:50Oh, this is for me?
00:04:51You guys are so sweet.
00:04:52Of course.
00:04:53Anything for the CEO's fiancé and the Williams heiress.
00:04:55You think she's the Williams heiress?
00:04:57Anyone could claim that.
00:04:58I can be the CEO's fiancé, too.
00:04:59You think anyone would mistake a high school dropout for the CEO's fiancé?
00:05:00A high school dropout?
00:05:01I wonder what strings you pulled to get a job here.
00:05:04I graduated early, not dropped out.
00:05:05But she looks like a good babe to scare them all out on my behalf.
00:05:06Yeah, you're right.
00:05:07Who am I compared to the true heiress?
00:05:08I'm not.
00:05:09I'm not.
00:05:10I'm not.
00:05:11I'm not.
00:05:12I'm not.
00:05:13I'm not.
00:05:14I'm not.
00:05:15I'm not.
00:05:16I'm not.
00:05:17I'm not.
00:05:18I'm not.
00:05:19I'm not.
00:05:20I'm not.
00:05:21I'm not.
00:05:22I'm not.
00:05:23I'm not.
00:05:24But she looks like a good babe to scare them all out on my behalf.
00:05:31Yeah, you're right.
00:05:32Who am I compared to the true heiress?
00:05:34I'm no one.
00:05:35Oh, that makes sense.
00:05:39They think I'm the Williams heiress.
00:05:41It's payback time, Emily.
00:05:43You can never steal my spotlight now.
00:05:45I like to keep it low-key.
00:05:49Yeah.
00:05:51Miss Williams here likes to keep things under wraps.
00:06:00Where do you think you're going?
00:06:02Where do you think you're going?
00:06:08I need a hundred copies of those.
00:06:10I'm a creative intern, too.
00:06:12I have my own tasks. You can do your own.
00:06:14How dare you talk back to Miss Williams?
00:06:17Know your place, newbie.
00:06:19And as a newbie, you are to obey whatever Miss Williams tells you.
00:06:24No questions asked. Are we clear?
00:06:27Sure, if you say so.
00:06:40Are you kidding me?
00:06:42Don't break down on me now. I'm not even halfway done yet.
00:06:49Hi. This is for the creative floor.
00:07:00I was just hoping to get a tech guy for the printer.
00:07:03Yeah, it's urgent.
00:07:04Thanks.
00:07:18Need some help?
00:07:20Wow, you're here so fast.
00:07:24Wait, you were expecting me?
00:07:25Yeah, you're here for the printer, right?
00:07:29She thinks I'm the tech guy.
00:07:31Let me take a look.
00:07:32Oh, there's the black right here.
00:07:49Wait, another one of these.
00:07:52I wouldn't have guessed that.
00:07:53Well, looks like it's working.
00:08:02It works.
00:08:03Yeah.
00:08:07Well, at least we got this.
00:08:08I'm all over your face.
00:08:10Emily, you bitch!
00:08:13Emily, you bitch!
00:08:15The company pays you to work and you're here flirting with filthy repairmen?
00:08:18She's only here to seduce men.
00:08:21Even the repairman doesn't get past her.
00:08:23I'm so sorry you had to see this, Miss Williams.
00:08:27Miss Williams?
00:08:29Oh, is this arrogant brat my fiancé?
00:08:32Guess I made the right choice in calling off the engagement.
00:08:36Excuse me.
00:08:37Um, I will not tolerate harassment at my company.
00:08:40No one asked for your opinion, repairman.
00:08:44You're not a part of this company.
00:08:46I'm not.
00:08:47Of course I am.
00:08:49I own it.
00:08:52Dream on.
00:08:53The owner of this company is my fiancé, Theodore Smith.
00:08:57And you're obviously not him.
00:08:59Security, get these two out of here.
00:09:02That's them.
00:09:04Throw out that fake boss and that slut.
00:09:10You dare call the CEO a fake?
00:09:16You want me to throw you out instead?
00:09:22CEO?
00:09:23Mr. Smith?
00:09:25Bella, we do offer health insurance.
00:09:28You know, you could get an eye exam, please.
00:09:30Theodore, my fiancé.
00:09:32I'm sorry.
00:09:33I must have misunderstood what Bella said earlier.
00:09:36Mr. Smith, I'm so sorry.
00:09:38I didn't recognize you.
00:09:39I promise it won't happen again.
00:09:42You know, I promised your grandfather that we would take care of you.
00:09:47So I'll forgive this once.
00:09:50But as for you, apologize to your co-worker.
00:09:56I'm sorry, Emily.
00:10:02Dazzling is a safe workplace.
00:10:05Don't let this happen again.
00:10:09Don't get too smug.
00:10:16Nora, Theodore is your fiancé.
00:10:20Why didn't you recognize him earlier?
00:10:22Why didn't you recognize him earlier?
00:10:22I just returned from overseas, remember?
00:10:40And besides, we haven't seen each other since we were kids.
00:10:42Oh, that's sweet.
00:10:48I heard that Mr. Smith is looking for a new gallery for an upcoming project.
00:10:52I remember that you have a huge gallery.
00:10:55Surely we can use it.
00:10:57A gallery?
00:10:58Oh, right.
00:10:59The Williams Art Gallery.
00:11:01It's one of the city's top galleries.
00:11:03I heard they have over a hundred artists and they've sold over a billion dollars worth of artwork.
00:11:09Of course, I own the biggest gallery in New York.
00:11:17I'm sure it's up to company standards.
00:11:20It's going to be so fun.
00:11:22Perfect.
00:11:23It's clearly my family's gallery.
00:11:25You seem to enjoy impersonating me.
00:11:27Let's see what you can do.
00:11:31Then, Miss Williams, will you be so kind and give us a tour of your gallery?
00:11:38This foolish woman finally comes up with a half-lady's idea.
00:11:42That would be fun.
00:11:43I've never been to a billionaire's gallery before.
00:11:46Let's go tomorrow?
00:11:47How can I afford to take them into a high-end gallery?
00:11:52Um, I have an idea.
00:11:57I have no time for chit-chat, okay?
00:12:18I need you to leave the door to the Williams Gallery unlocked
00:12:21so that me and my colleagues can come by tomorrow.
00:12:24Do it if you really love me.
00:12:25Are you crazy?
00:12:27I could get fired, Noura!
00:12:34Here we are.
00:12:35Welcome to my gallery.
00:12:36I can't wait to see what's inside!
00:12:39Shall we?
00:12:40Why are we entering through the back door?
00:12:43Wouldn't the owner want to show off the grand entrance?
00:12:45This is my favorite entrance, okay?
00:12:47Miss Williams is not that vain.
00:12:49She just uses this entrance like the rest of her staff.
00:12:52Hmm.
00:12:53I'm familiar with that lock.
00:13:03It updates its password every three days and voice recognition works, too.
00:13:07Only Miss Williams' voice can unlock it.
00:13:12It's just a simple lock.
00:13:15Miss Williams would know that already.
00:13:16It's not your place to speak up.
00:13:19Miss Williams, please show us how you unlock the door with your heavenly voice.
00:13:23I can do it.
00:13:28Miss Williams is this the person responsible for your gallery?
00:13:49She's Miss Williams?
00:13:50Miss Williams?
00:13:51Miss Williams?
00:13:52It's been a while, Miss Williams?
00:13:53Miss Williams?
00:13:54Are these your friends?
00:13:56Hey!
00:13:57Welcome!
00:13:58Come on in!
00:13:59Come on in!
00:14:00The gallery is down the hallway!
00:14:04Wow!
00:14:05Your gallery is so much bigger in person.
00:14:18Of course!
00:14:19My grandpa always wants what's best for me.
00:14:24What's so funny, Emily?
00:14:26She's just too happy because it's her first time being surrounded by luxury.
00:14:31Do you have any idea how much Miss Williams' collections are worth?
00:14:35These are worth millions of dollars.
00:14:37I've been collecting art my whole life.
00:14:40Whoa!
00:14:41Look at this one.
00:14:42It's the famous sunset at Giverny Gardens.
00:14:46That's not what that is.
00:14:48Wait till you see it up close and personal.
00:14:56Miss Williams!
00:14:57What is that?
00:14:58I don't know!
00:14:59It's the gallery security alarm!
00:15:00Why would the alarm go off?
00:15:01Because Miss Williams touched the painting!
00:15:02You pathetic loser!
00:15:03Are you really blaming me?
00:15:04Oh no!
00:15:05I'm just stating a fact.
00:15:06The police are probably on their way now.
00:15:07The police?
00:15:08Yeah!
00:15:09The police should be here anytime unless we turn off the alarm.
00:15:26The police can't come.
00:15:27I will be exposed.
00:15:32This is all your thought, you dark little rat!
00:15:35Miss Williams, don't waste your energy on that jealous beggar.
00:15:44It stopped.
00:15:45What the hell's going on?
00:15:46Emily, you must have touched something.
00:15:48Oh, I saw a beggar girl.
00:15:50She touched something over there.
00:15:51I didn't do anything.
00:15:52It wasn't me.
00:15:53I'm just surprised Miss Williams doesn't know how to turn off her own alarm system.
00:15:57I haven't been here in a while, okay?
00:15:59I forgot.
00:16:00And I bet the alarm turned off because Emily was reckless touching stuff that wasn't hers.
00:16:07I agree, Miss Williams.
00:16:08Next time we won't be bringing that clumsy beggar with us.
00:16:13I promise, I will do everything in my power to get that bitch fired.
00:16:18Hi!
00:16:19Who's ready for some refreshments?
00:16:21What the heck?
00:16:22My gallery is a no eating zone.
00:16:28Who's up for some refreshments?
00:16:30Wow, you even got your attendant to prepare a snack?
00:16:33Of course.
00:16:34Your eyes feasted on my art and now your stomachs will feast too.
00:16:37Great.
00:16:38I'm starving.
00:16:39Come on, girls.
00:16:40Dig in.
00:16:41Wow, everything looks delish.
00:16:42Yep.
00:16:43I ordered the waiter to select the best snacks for you.
00:16:46Don't most art galleries have a no food policy, especially fancy ones like this?
00:16:51My gallery, my rules.
00:16:53Shut your trap.
00:16:54Miss Williams was kind enough to invite you here and this is how you repay her?
00:16:59Are you blind?
00:17:00Everything that happened here shows that she's not Miss Williams.
00:17:03How dare you?
00:17:04Are you really looking for trouble?
00:17:05Miss Williams!
00:17:06Miss Williams!
00:17:07What have you done?
00:17:08You spilled juice all over the floor.
00:17:09Go get a mop and clean it this instant.
00:17:10I'm so sorry, Miss Williams.
00:17:12Why is she looking at Emily?
00:17:13Hey, I'm talking to you eyes over here.
00:17:14It's Miss Williams to you.
00:17:15Why is she looking at Emily?
00:17:15Hey, I'm talking to you eyes over here.
00:17:32It's Miss Williams to you.
00:17:38Miss Williams.
00:17:41Why don't you call the person in charge of your gallery?
00:17:43I don't take orders from you, gutter clown.
00:17:46Isn't that why we're here?
00:17:47To seal the deal?
00:17:49Yeah, Miss Williams, Mr. Smith did say
00:17:51to get the gallery's contact information.
00:17:54I'm the owner.
00:17:55I'm the contact person.
00:17:58Yeah, but Mr. Smith is gonna wanna see the paperwork.
00:18:00He won't accept word of mouth.
00:18:02So what's the name of the person in charge, Miss Williams?
00:18:11It's Max Collins.
00:18:13Of course I know Max Collins.
00:18:14I put him in charge of my gallery.
00:18:17Can you call him so we can get the paperwork done?
00:18:29Attendant, come here.
00:18:31Mom, you have to cover for me.
00:18:33Nora, I can't.
00:18:35Attendant, you don't even know her name?
00:18:44I don't bother, she's just a servant.
00:18:47Go get Max Collins for me.
00:18:49I don't know where he is.
00:18:50Oh, you good for nothing servant, call him then.
00:18:53I don't have his number.
00:18:55Why don't you call him yourself, Miss Williams?
00:18:58You must have him in your contacts.
00:19:00I just got a new phone
00:19:01and my contacts haven't transferred over yet.
00:19:04I'll call him for you.
00:19:11Hi, Max.
00:19:12Could you come by the gallery?
00:19:14Oh, you're upstairs?
00:19:16Could you come down, please?
00:19:22But you really think that we'd believe
00:19:23that stupid little phone call trick?
00:19:25We're not idiots, you know.
00:19:27Yeah, I bet she called the pizzeria.
00:19:29She's lost her mind.
00:19:34It's good to see you here, Miss Williams.
00:19:42It's good to see you here, Miss Williams.
00:19:45It's nice to see you too, Max.
00:19:49That's not Max Collins.
00:19:51Emily, you hired an actor to pretend to be Max Collins.
00:19:57How pathetic.
00:19:59Excuse me?
00:20:00So, did Emily pay you in cash?
00:20:03We're in bed.
00:20:04I don't know how you all got in here, but I'm calling the police.
00:20:22It's true.
00:20:25He is the real Max Collins.
00:20:27It says to him on the website.
00:20:29If the police come, Nora's true identity will be revealed.
00:20:32But so will mine.
00:20:33Max, can you pretend that this is Miss Williams?
00:20:36But why?
00:20:37The way she's treating you, Miss Williams.
00:20:39I don't have time to explain.
00:20:40Just do as I say.
00:20:42Miss Williams, I'm sorry I didn't recognize you right away.
00:20:48You've been away for far too long.
00:20:50It's fine.
00:20:51I'm sorry I didn't recognize you either.
00:20:53So, does that mean that the deal with the gallery is sealed?
00:20:57Actually, although the gallery is a gift to Miss Williams,
00:21:01it is still the property of the Williams Corporation.
00:21:03What the heck does that mean?
00:21:05It means that you can't seal the deal just because you're the owner.
00:21:09She's right.
00:21:10The board of directors has to vote on it.
00:21:12At that point, Mr. Smith will appoint a liaison
00:21:15and that person will sign a contract with the gallery.
00:21:18Whatever.
00:21:19I know my fiancé will choose me.
00:21:21Let's go, girls.
00:21:27Miss Williams, I'm so sorry about my daughter's behavior.
00:21:31I don't know what's gotten into her.
00:21:33What?
00:21:34Nora Williams is your daughter?
00:21:35Yes.
00:21:36And I know she can be stubborn sometimes.
00:21:38Stubborn?
00:21:39That daughter of yours is a crazy bitch.
00:21:41I'm so sorry, sir.
00:21:42Please forgive me.
00:21:43You let strangers inside the gallery without permission.
00:21:47You should be fired.
00:21:48No, Miss Williams, please don't fire me.
00:21:50I can't afford to get fired.
00:21:52My family depends on it.
00:21:54Alright.
00:21:55You won't be fired as long as you promise me one thing.
00:21:58I'll do anything.
00:22:00Don't tell Nora or any of my colleagues who I really am.
00:22:03Understood?
00:22:04Of course.
00:22:05Whatever you say.
00:22:13Nora?
00:22:14Darling?
00:22:15Mom, what are you doing?
00:22:16Darling, you have to stop what you're doing.
00:22:19Stop doing what exactly, Mom?
00:22:21Stop pretending to be the Williams heirs.
00:22:23You could go to jail if they find out.
00:22:26That's why you're here, right?
00:22:28So that you can stop it from getting caught?
00:22:31Sweetheart, I love you.
00:22:32I don't want anything bad to happen to you.
00:22:35I don't need your stupid advice, Mom.
00:22:38It's my life.
00:22:40And if you really loved me, you would have given me a better life.
00:22:44I gave you the best life that I could give, child.
00:22:47You didn't give me the best life.
00:22:49You didn't even give me an average life.
00:22:51You gave me a shitty life and I hate you!
00:22:53I hate you!
00:23:23Listen up, interns!
00:23:30Emily, Miss Williams, I'm gonna need each of you to prepare a presentation on galleries for tomorrow.
00:23:42It's an individual assignment and I need you guys to cover everything that's in these folders for tomorrow's presentation.
00:23:48Wow, this is a lot. It's due tomorrow?
00:23:51Yes. After tomorrow, Mr. Smith will go through the presentations and choose a better option for the client.
00:23:58Don't worry, Miss Williams. I'll help you out.
00:24:00Me too. I can do all the templates for you.
00:24:02But that's not fair. Bella just said it was an individual assignment.
00:24:06Were you born yesterday? Nothing is fair in this world.
00:24:14All done!
00:24:15Wow, good job, girls.
00:24:17You know, you're not gonna get that done by tonight, so you may as well start writing your resignation letter now.
00:24:23Let's see who has the last laugh.
00:24:26You know, you're not gonna get that done by tonight, so you may as well start writing your resignation letter now.
00:24:32Let's see who has the last laugh.
00:24:34laugh.
00:24:39Is that?
00:24:58Emily.
00:25:00Oh, hi, Mr. Smith.
00:25:02What are you doing in my office?
00:25:04Um, I was just in the washroom.
00:25:06I saw that your computer was open,
00:25:08so I came here to turn it off.
00:25:10I didn't know you were still here.
00:25:12I saw the culprit.
00:25:13She's stealing something here.
00:25:14But I can't tell anyone just yet.
00:25:16She might slip and disappear again.
00:25:18I'm just, uh, working late
00:25:20and went down to get myself a cup of water.
00:25:23Well, I suggest you always turn off your computer
00:25:25and never leave it unattended.
00:25:28Yes, ma'am.
00:25:32Why are you here so late?
00:25:34Oh, um, I was just working on a project.
00:25:38I better get back to it.
00:25:49It's actually pretty good.
00:25:50You're going to need some coffee.
00:26:03Hmm, is that food?
00:26:21He did all this?
00:26:22Guess he's not as arrogant and rude as I thought.
00:26:25Ten more minutes.
00:26:38Ten more minutes.
00:26:38Look alive, Emily.
00:26:58Meeting in two minutes.
00:26:59Are you seriously wearing the same clothes as yesterday?
00:27:05You look like a panda with those dark circles.
00:27:09Ever hurt his sleep?
00:27:13What?
00:27:15It's gone.
00:27:16What do you mean?
00:27:18It's gone.
00:27:19My presentation.
00:27:20I saved it last night.
00:27:21It's not there.
00:27:23You really think we'd fall for that?
00:27:24Fall for what?
00:27:27Come on, Emily.
00:27:28You really think we'd believe
00:27:29that you finished that entire presentation
00:27:31in just one night?
00:27:32Yeah, you're just pretending it's lost
00:27:35when in reality, you never finished it at all.
00:27:38So I win?
00:27:39Since Emily here never completed the assignment,
00:27:41and Miss Williams did,
00:27:43who votes that Miss Williams should take on the project?
00:27:45Yes, we have a winner.
00:27:55But it's not fair.
00:27:56What's not fair is you showing up to work unprepared.
00:28:00The decision is final.
00:28:02So, we're making decisions without me now.
00:28:06Mr. Smith.
00:28:08Well, Emily here came in without a presentation.
00:28:12So, technically, wouldn't that mean
00:28:14that Nora's the winner?
00:28:15Well, she doesn't have a presentation.
00:28:19It's gone.
00:28:22Well, the decision's not final
00:28:24until we see Nora's presentation.
00:28:27Anyways.
00:28:28I'll be glad to present it for you, Mr. Smith.
00:28:41Don't worry.
00:28:42Okay?
00:28:45Excuse me.
00:28:59I need to take this.
00:29:01Nora, please be ready to show your presentation
00:29:02when I return.
00:29:03I'll be ready, Mr. Smith.
00:29:04Okay.
00:29:05That's my presentation.
00:29:22That's my presentation.
00:29:24Excuse me?
00:29:25Miss Williams' presentation is on the Williams Gallery.
00:29:30It's her gallery, not yours.
00:29:32Idiot.
00:29:33That's my personal photo.
00:29:35There's a watermark on it.
00:29:36It's my initials.
00:29:37E.W.
00:29:39Don't kid yourself.
00:29:41It doesn't matter whose presentation it is.
00:29:44Miss Williams is in charge of this project.
00:29:46Exactly.
00:29:47And even if you win,
00:29:48I can discontinue this project just like that.
00:29:51Don't sweat it.
00:29:53You'll never win against Miss Williams.
00:29:56Fine.
00:29:58Let Nora present her work.
00:30:01I'm sure Mr. Smith will love it.
00:30:02All right, Nora.
00:30:08Let's see your presentation.
00:30:12Good morning, everyone.
00:30:13This is my presentation.
00:30:15It's on the Williams Gallery.
00:30:17My gallery.
00:30:18This is your presentation?
00:30:20Yes.
00:30:20I worked on it all day yesterday.
00:30:22If that's the case,
00:30:23then what's on the third slide?
00:30:26The third slide?
00:30:27Let me just go.
00:30:28Oh, no need to show me.
00:30:30If you really did make this presentation,
00:30:32then you can just tell me from memory.
00:30:34I mean, I kind of forget, so...
00:30:36That's fine.
00:30:37Well, then what's on the thirteenth slide?
00:30:40I forget that, too.
00:30:42If you just let me present,
00:30:43I could just go through all of it.
00:30:45The third slide
00:30:46describes a gallery case study.
00:30:50Wow.
00:30:51Mr. Smith knows her entire presentation
00:30:54off by heart.
00:30:55I know.
00:30:56They're so cute.
00:30:57She must have shown them
00:30:58the presentation yesterday.
00:31:00Quiet.
00:31:00Both of you.
00:31:01Not in front of Mr. Smith.
00:31:03Enough of this.
00:31:04You stole it.
00:31:08There is no thirteenth slide.
00:31:11All right, this is someone else's work.
00:31:13This is stolen.
00:31:14This is my presentation, Theo.
00:31:16This is Emily's presentation.
00:31:19All right?
00:31:20She stayed here all night making this.
00:31:23And do you know how I know that?
00:31:24I was here in the office last night.
00:31:28She must have copied it off my computer somehow.
00:31:34Jack, could you give me last night's CCTV footage, please?
00:31:38Copy that, sir.
00:31:41Mr. Smith, it could be a coincidence
00:31:43that they have the same presentation.
00:31:45Yes, we were both presenting on my gallery
00:31:49and we received the same information.
00:31:51She has a point.
00:31:52She owns a gallery.
00:31:53Who better for the job?
00:31:56Jack, what have you found?
00:32:00It was Nora.
00:32:02She came into the office last night
00:32:04and copied something from Emily's laptop.
00:32:07Listen closely.
00:32:09All right?
00:32:09Theft is unacceptable in my office.
00:32:11This will be punished.
00:32:13This will be punished.
00:32:16You can't do this to me.
00:32:17I'm the Williams heiress
00:32:18and I'm your fiancé.
00:32:20She was under a lot of pressure, Mr. Smith.
00:32:23It was an honest mistake.
00:32:24Bella, she's clearly in the wrong
00:32:26and you're still defending her.
00:32:27Mr. Smith, what I meant to say is...
00:32:30Just forgive and forget, Mr. Smith.
00:32:35What?
00:32:37Emily, you're defending the thief
00:32:39who stole your work?
00:32:41It's easier if Nora sticks around.
00:32:44No one will suspect
00:32:45that I'm the real Williams heiress.
00:32:47As much as I don't want to admit it,
00:32:49Miss Williams is right.
00:32:50If we want to use her gallery, we need her.
00:32:55I suppose you're right, Emily.
00:32:58But this is your last warning.
00:33:02If this happens again,
00:33:03you're fired.
00:33:04No excuses.
00:33:05Actually, I need to speak with Emily.
00:33:11You're all dismissed.
00:33:12A private talk?
00:33:13With me?
00:33:15Did he find something?
00:33:15You're going to pay for this.
00:33:32I am so sorry that happened to you.
00:33:35I will make sure that she personally apologizes to you
00:33:37and that nothing like that happens again.
00:33:40Thanks.
00:33:41I appreciate it, Mr. Smith.
00:33:44Now,
00:33:45what are we going to do about her punishment?
00:33:49I've got the perfect punishment in mind.
00:33:51Great.
00:33:52Why are we being punished, too?
00:34:06We didn't steal Emily's work.
00:34:08Because we're Team Miss Williams, you sloth.
00:34:11Get back to work.
00:34:19After you finish the floor and the windows,
00:34:21make sure that everything else is spotless.
00:34:24We need this gallery perfect for this project.
00:34:27I don't need to do any of this, okay?
00:34:28I'm an heiress.
00:34:29Let her polish the freaking floors.
00:34:31Come on, girls.
00:34:32Let's go.
00:34:34Thank goodness.
00:34:35My back hurts.
00:34:37Not so fast.
00:34:38You haven't finished the windows.
00:34:39You can't boss me around.
00:34:40I don't work here.
00:34:41I'm not your freaking maid.
00:34:43Nora,
00:34:44this is your punishment, remember?
00:34:45For stealing my presentation.
00:34:51Aw, now you look like a mob.
00:35:01You're so in character.
00:35:03Better start scrubbing.
00:35:04These floors won't clean themselves.
00:35:06Let's go, girls.
00:35:07Emily.
00:35:23What happened?
00:35:25Who did this to you?
00:35:29Nora.
00:35:30She didn't want to do her punishment.
00:35:31Please excuse me
00:35:35while I go to the washroom
00:35:35and clean up.
00:35:51Grandfather,
00:35:52I decided to call off
00:35:55the engagement
00:35:55with the Williams girl.
00:35:57I decided to call off
00:35:58the engagement
00:35:59with the Williams girl.
00:36:00Have you forgotten
00:36:01that your marriage
00:36:02benefits both families?
00:36:04Our family's future
00:36:05is in your hand.
00:36:06But Grandfather,
00:36:07she'll only bring us trouble.
00:36:09You two just need
00:36:09to sit down and talk.
00:36:11I've arranged a dinner
00:36:12for you two at Lyons tonight.
00:36:16Fine.
00:36:20Jack,
00:36:21get the car.
00:36:23Aren't you
00:36:23canceling the engagement?
00:36:25Yes,
00:36:26and that's why
00:36:27I need to go in person.
00:36:29Nora is a brat.
00:36:30But, you know,
00:36:32Emily,
00:36:33she's
00:36:33smart
00:36:35and hardworking
00:36:37and
00:36:38kind.
00:36:41Boss,
00:36:41you're talking about
00:36:42Emily a lot recently.
00:36:45Are you interested in her?
00:36:48Get the car ready.
00:36:48Emily, dear,
00:37:01how about dinner
00:37:02with your gramps
00:37:03at Lyon Restaurant tonight?
00:37:04Wear something nice.
00:37:14Ted,
00:37:14I want you to drive
00:37:15Emily to Lyon Restaurant
00:37:17tonight.
00:37:20Don't tell her
00:37:20I'm not coming.
00:37:22Will do, sir.
00:37:25Emily?
00:37:26Don't blame Grandpa.
00:37:28I just want you two
00:37:30to spend time together.
00:37:31to Lyon's, please.
00:37:50Is that Emily?
00:37:53What is she doing here?
00:37:54Where the heck are you,
00:38:05Gramps?
00:38:05You're never late.
00:38:15Theodore Smith?
00:38:16I knew it.
00:38:18Gramps set up this trap.
00:38:19Hey, Ted.
00:38:42Can you pick me up
00:38:42at Lyon's now, please?
00:38:44It's urgent.
00:38:44It's urgent.
00:38:49Come on, Ted.
00:38:50Before Theodore finds me.
00:38:58Hey, gorgeous.
00:39:00You look like
00:39:01my next girlfriend.
00:39:02I'm going to drink.
00:39:03Leave me alone.
00:39:04Oh, a little bit spicy, yes?
00:39:08Just the way I like it.
00:39:09Don't touch me!
00:39:10Or what?
00:39:11What are you going to do,
00:39:12buddy?
00:39:13Hey!
00:39:17You want a piece of this, too?
00:39:18You want a piece of this, too?
00:39:21I can't be serious, man.
00:39:24Boys!
00:39:24Run.
00:39:25Get up!
00:39:44Why does my heart feel
00:39:45like it's going to explode?
00:39:48It's only for you
00:39:51It's only for you
00:39:54Only for you
00:39:58It's only for you
00:40:01I think...
00:40:09I think we've lost them.
00:40:11Oh, right.
00:40:13Are you hurt?
00:40:14No, I'm okay.
00:40:17Thanks, Mr. Smith.
00:40:20No, you don't have to call me Mr. Smith.
00:40:25Call me Theo.
00:40:30Okay.
00:40:33What are you doing out here?
00:40:35I saw you at Lyons.
00:40:36Oh, I was having dinner with my family.
00:40:38I just stepped out to make a call.
00:40:40Oh, well, let me at least take you home.
00:40:46Oh, no, it's okay.
00:40:47I have a...
00:40:48Madam, I was looking over for you.
00:40:50Wow, that's a really nice car for an intern.
00:40:54Grandpa!
00:40:55So, how was your date?
00:40:57I can't believe you tricked me.
00:41:02I know.
00:41:03I'm sorry.
00:41:04I admit it.
00:41:05So, how are things going with Theodore?
00:41:08You know what?
00:41:08Actually, better than I thought.
00:41:11But I've learned so much about myself
00:41:14and my worth going through this internship.
00:41:17It's...
00:41:17This is from the Smiths.
00:41:26They say that Theodore is dead set
00:41:28on canceling this engagement.
00:41:31He is?
00:41:33I thought things were going well
00:41:34between the two of you.
00:41:36Is there something you're not telling me?
00:41:38No.
00:41:38Should I call back?
00:41:39It's okay, Gramps.
00:41:41You don't have to.
00:41:43I'm sorry.
00:41:44We'll find you someone nicer.
00:41:45I know it's because of Nora,
00:41:49but it still hurts.
00:41:51What if I tell him the truth?
00:41:56Hey, Emily.
00:41:57Are you going to our high school reunion tonight?
00:42:00Uh, right.
00:42:01What time is it up?
00:42:08Angelica Hartwell is organizing our reunion?
00:42:11Yeah, I'm definitely going.
00:42:12Oh, my gosh.
00:42:13She's actually going to make a fool of herself.
00:42:15Let her be.
00:42:16I can't wait to see what kind of hideous outfit
00:42:19she shows up in.
00:42:20Yeah.
00:42:21Good morning, everyone.
00:42:25I'd like to announce that I've chosen Emily
00:42:27as our new project liaison.
00:42:33She's proven herself to be hardworking and reliable.
00:42:35And she signed a contract with the Williams Gallery.
00:42:41Congratulations, Emily.
00:42:43Thanks, Mr. Smith.
00:42:45Of course.
00:42:45So, any potential prospects?
00:42:53Yeah, I was actually hoping to speak to Angelica Hartwell.
00:42:57She's hosting our high school reunion tonight.
00:42:59Wow.
00:43:00Angelica Hartwell.
00:43:01Mm-hmm.
00:43:02The world-renowned art collector.
00:43:05Yeah.
00:43:06Some of her collections are the best in the world.
00:43:08If we can get her to lend us some of her pieces,
00:43:10we'll instantly go viral.
00:43:12That is amazing.
00:43:14Honestly, I've always wanted to meet her.
00:43:18Any chance you have a plus one tonight?
00:43:20I do.
00:43:21I'll put your name down in case you want to pass by.
00:43:23You sneaky witch.
00:43:33You didn't tell me you knew Angelica Hartwell.
00:43:35What, are you trying to steal all of the credit?
00:43:37Her name is written in bold on the invitation.
00:43:40Did you not notice it?
00:43:41Unless you don't know who Angelica is.
00:43:43Of course I know Angelica.
00:43:45We've been best friends since kindergarten.
00:43:47Oh, yeah?
00:43:49What does she look like?
00:43:50She has long blonde hair.
00:43:52Well, we must know different Angelicas
00:43:55because the one I know has short brown hair
00:43:57and transferred in freshman year.
00:43:59Whatever.
00:44:00I'm going to the gala,
00:44:01and I'm going to look fabulous.
00:44:02Okay, see you later.
00:44:04Emily, I know you're not used to getting invited
00:44:06to these themed parties,
00:44:08but Angelica is very particular about her party concept,
00:44:11so make sure you don't half-ass the 80s theme.
00:44:14Okay, got it.
00:44:22Sorry, miss.
00:44:29This is a black tie event.
00:44:31I think you might be at the wrong party.
00:44:34Wrong party?
00:44:35What do you mean?
00:44:36I have an invitation.
00:44:39Correct invitation, but incorrect attire.
00:44:43I still can't let you in.
00:44:45I'm sorry.
00:44:45Why?
00:44:46What are you talking about?
00:44:47Listen, it's a black tie event.
00:44:49I'm not allowed to let in anyone
00:44:51who's not dressed for the party.
00:44:53That witch tricked me.
00:45:01Hi, Miss Hartwell.
00:45:02I'm Emily, Project Liaison for Dazzling.
00:45:05I just wanted to extend my invitation
00:45:06for you to be a part of our exhibit.
00:45:08Be a part of your exhibit?
00:45:10When you can't even follow my simple dress code?
00:45:12I knew Emily was poor,
00:45:22but I didn't think she would show up
00:45:23to your party wearing that.
00:45:24How disrespectful.
00:45:26I am so sorry, Miss Hartwell.
00:45:28I didn't mean to offend you with my outfit.
00:45:30It was a mix-up.
00:45:32I'll change and be right back.
00:45:33Come on, Emily.
00:45:34You've been like this since high school.
00:45:36Shameless and incompetent.
00:45:38Please, forgive her on my behalf, Angelica.
00:45:41You know, I honestly think you'd make
00:45:42a way better liaison than her.
00:45:43You think so?
00:45:44I know so.
00:45:45Look at this extravagant gala that you've organized.
00:45:48You know, I know that you're capable of amazing things.
00:45:50Stop it.
00:45:53Go.
00:45:53Hurry up and get changed.
00:45:55You look ridiculous.
00:46:02Emily?
00:46:06Why aren't you at the party?
00:46:07What's wrong?
00:46:12This is what's wrong.
00:46:13What do you mean?
00:46:15Nora tricked me into wearing this.
00:46:17Nora?
00:46:19Oh, she's unbelievable.
00:46:20I need a new outfit or else Angelica won't agree to work with me.
00:46:24I know a place.
00:46:25Hop in.
00:46:26Pick anything you'd like.
00:46:54It's on me.
00:46:57It's very kind of you, but I can pay for it myself.
00:47:01No, I...
00:47:02I insist.
00:47:04If you're going to be representing the company tonight,
00:47:06I want you to look dazzling.
00:47:10Come on, Cliff.
00:47:32Emily?
00:47:33Emily?
00:47:34Emily, are you...
00:47:35Theo?
00:47:42Theo?
00:47:44Could I...
00:47:44Could I get your help, please?
00:47:50Yeah, yeah, of course.
00:47:52Um...
00:47:52Um, could you put the clip, please?
00:47:57Yeah.
00:47:58I think you're good.
00:48:08Yeah.
00:48:09Bye.
00:48:25How do I look?
00:48:27You look stunning.
00:48:36Emily, I...
00:48:37I've been trying to find a way to tell you.
00:48:42I like you.
00:48:47And, um...
00:48:47I don't know.
00:48:51I was wondering if you'd...
00:48:53Go to dinner with me?
00:48:55Theo, it would be inappropriate.
00:49:00This is about Nora.
00:49:04No, that's an arranged thing that our grandparents put together.
00:49:08And honestly, she's...
00:49:08She's a terror.
00:49:10But...
00:49:11But...
00:49:12But...
00:49:13No, I...
00:49:14I...
00:49:14I canceled that.
00:49:16He canceled the engagement for me?
00:49:23Theo, I need to tell you something.
00:49:25I'm actually...
00:49:26Hi!
00:49:27Is the feeling okay?
00:49:29Oh, really good.
00:49:31I'll take it.
00:49:32I'll take it.
00:49:33Okay.
00:49:35So...
00:49:36You were going to say something...
00:49:54You were going to say something earlier in the fitting room?
00:50:01You were going to say something earlier in the fitting room?
00:50:08Don't make anything awkward between us?
00:50:12Did you guys see Emily earlier? She's the same poor old Emily.
00:50:17Oh, I remember her. That girl that was always wearing hand-me-downs.
00:50:21It's like she got dressed in the dark.
00:50:23Right, I do think I remember her.
00:50:25She always thought she was better than everyone else, but couldn't be bothered to put on simple concealer.
00:50:30Who does she think she is?
00:50:33Do you guys know why she dropped out of high school?
00:50:37She slept with a married man, and his wife found out.
00:50:45Oh my gosh. So embarrassing.
00:50:48She climbed the corporate ladder by sleeping her way to the top.
00:50:52Wait, so Emily's your boss?
00:50:56That wannabe is nobody's boss.
00:50:58Nora's the ultimate boss.
00:51:00She's the Williams heiress.
00:51:03Nora, you're the Williams heiress?
00:51:06I didn't know I was classmates with royalty.
00:51:09Is that Emily?
00:51:11She looks gorgeous.
00:51:13Yeah, that dress looks expensive.
00:51:21And is that striking guy her boyfriend?
00:51:24That boyfriend?
00:51:25No, that's Theodore Smith, dazzling CEO, former baseball star, and my fiancé.
00:51:30Why is he with her and not you?
00:51:33Because that bitch has been seducing my fiancé since day one.
00:51:36The nerve of that whore to show up to my party with someone else's man.
00:51:48Look, Miss Hartwell, I've changed.
00:51:50What are you doing here with my fiancé, huh?
00:51:52Did you seduce him into coming here with you tonight?
00:51:54What? No, I was just...
00:51:56Mr. Smith, this woman is a sneaky bitch.
00:51:59She has spent her whole life ruining other people's lives by being a professional side hoe.
00:52:04Don't let her tricks fool you and don't risk what you have with Nora for something like this.
00:52:14Miss Hartwell, your accusations against Emily are simply not true.
00:52:18Looks like this smug girl has you wrapped around her finger.
00:52:21Get your hands off of my fiancé, you beggar mistress.
00:52:24Shut up, Nora.
00:52:27We are no longer engaged.
00:52:30That's right.
00:52:32I cancelled the engagement.
00:52:34And frankly, you're not fit for dazzling either.
00:52:38We're letting you go after this project.
00:52:41This is all your fault, you shameless whore!
00:52:44This has nothing to do with me, Nora.
00:52:46Blaming me won't change anything.
00:52:51Some people never really change.
00:52:52Do they, Emily?
00:52:53Yeah.
00:52:54You may have changed your outfit, but you can't change the fact that the only thing you do is try and steal other people's men.
00:53:03What'd I miss?
00:53:05Hold on.
00:53:06I didn't steal anyone's fiancé.
00:53:08And second of all, this has nothing to do with his engagement.
00:53:13Exactly.
00:53:14I'm here to support her, that's it.
00:53:16We were actually hoping that Miss Hartwell would lend her pieces to our upcoming exhibit.
00:53:19Mr. Smith is personally here to extend his invitation to you, Miss Hartwell.
00:53:24I've already agreed to work with Miss Williams on this exhibit, and I won't be working with anyone else.
00:53:29So if she's on board, then I'm in.
00:53:31Angelica, your support means everything to me.
00:53:36You heard Angelica.
00:53:38She'll only come on board if you put me in charge of this project.
00:53:41And if I'm running this, I can't work with her.
00:53:43So fire Emily.
00:53:48Fire Emily.
00:53:49Nora, you're insane!
00:53:51You need Angelica, don't you?
00:53:52She comes at a price.
00:53:54And that price is my job?
00:53:56There's gotta be another way, Nora.
00:53:57You don't make the demands here, I do.
00:53:59We need Angelica.
00:54:00Unless you can somehow convince, I don't know, a painter like Evelyn Rivers to exhibit with us?
00:54:06Which would never happen.
00:54:08So, you need me.
00:54:09Evelyn Rivers?
00:54:11You're talking about the impossible, Nora.
00:54:13Maybe.
00:54:14Evelyn Rivers' works are collected by top-tier collectors.
00:54:18Museums don't even carry her art.
00:54:20And you will never get her.
00:54:22Which is why you need me.
00:54:24Well, this was a great idea, Emily, but...
00:54:27I'm sure we can find other collectors who are a little less demanding.
00:54:33You want an Evelyn Rivers?
00:54:34I'll get you an Evelyn Rivers.
00:54:37Good luck finding Evelyn.
00:54:40She's a rare gem.
00:54:42More like a ghost.
00:54:44No one's seen her in three years.
00:54:46Her social media accounts are inactive, and no one even knows her real name.
00:54:50I think I can get her in two days, and then we won't need Angelica anymore.
00:54:54Don't be so cocky, Emily.
00:54:56You may end up eating your words and begging Angelica to come back and collaborate with you.
00:55:01And by then, I'll be fully booked.
00:55:03I'm confident I can get her.
00:55:04And if you can't, there should be consequences. You're putting the company at risk.
00:55:09If I can't, which is very unlikely, I will step down and let Nora take over as liaison.
00:55:18Emily, there's no need to listen to Nora. And there's no need to step down.
00:55:23It's okay. I've got a plan.
00:55:25Well, next time I'm playing hard to get. So if you want me, you'll have to go through Nora.
00:55:33Fine.
00:55:35Are we good?
00:55:36We have a deal then.
00:55:39I don't like this. She's too confident. Do you really think she can get in touch with Evelyn Rivers?
00:55:42Relax, Nora. She's bluffing. If the Williams and the Smiths couldn't reach Evelyn, how could a nobody like her?
00:55:48I don't like this. She's too confident. Do you really think she can get in touch with Evelyn Rivers?
00:55:59Relax, Nora. She's bluffing. If the Williams and the Smiths couldn't reach Evelyn, how could a nobody like her?
00:56:04Evelyn, it's Emily. Emily, baby, you finally called. I told you to stop calling me baby.
00:56:28Hello? Evelyn, it's Emily. Emily, baby, you finally called.
00:56:33I told you to stop calling me baby.
00:56:37But you're my baby sister. I mean, maybe not so baby anymore since we first met in Italy.
00:56:44You're right. That was a long time ago.
00:56:46Really? It feels like just yesterday I met you on the train and I fell in love with your passion for art.
00:56:55Evelyn, I have a favor to ask you. Anything for my baby girl.
00:56:59Could I borrow one of your paintings for my company's exhibit?
00:57:02Of course.
00:57:04Yeah, any painting you want is yours, girl. Just pick one. You can do anything you like with it.
00:57:08Thanks, Evelyn. You're the best.
00:57:10Kisses.
00:57:11Bye.
00:57:12Oh no, Nora, what's wrong?
00:57:24I'm just not in the mood tonight, guys. I'm having major money problems right now.
00:57:29Money problems? But you're the Williams heiress. You have all the money in the world.
00:57:33Uh, yeah, no, um, Angelica's just pressuring me for this painting money and my grandpa froze my accounts after a fight and I don't really, I don't really know what to do.
00:57:44Oh no. That sounds like a rich girl problem and as much as I hate to say it, we're not rich. So I can't help you with that one.
00:57:55Okay, but I'm gonna be the office joke tomorrow if I don't bring a painting.
00:57:59Why didn't I think of that?
00:58:18Having trouble finding an Evelyn Rivers?
00:58:20Are you here to beg me to get Angelica?
00:58:27This is an Evelyn Rivers original.
00:58:30Wow, I have never seen anything this beautiful in person before.
00:58:36It's breathtaking.
00:58:38Yeah, sunsets usually make me feel sad, but this one is so stunning, it actually makes me happy.
00:58:45You ignorant fools, it's a fake.
00:58:46It is? How do you know, Miss Williams?
00:58:48Because she's been around art her entire life. She owns a gallery. She would never be deceived by a knockoff.
00:58:55I bet Emily spent all of her savings on this fake.
00:58:59You know, I can easily tell the difference between a $5 million painting and a $500 one.
00:59:04Come on, Nora. You might be an art lover, but you're not an expert.
00:59:08That's Evelyn's signature. Any art collector would know to check for that. It's common knowledge.
00:59:13It's common knowledge.
00:59:15That's common knowledge.
00:59:17It looks pretty real to me.
00:59:19You're no expert either, so we can't just believe you.
00:59:22Show us the authenticity certificate.
00:59:24It doesn't have one.
00:59:26I knew it.
00:59:27This is a new painting from Evelyn's private gallery.
00:59:30It's not for sale, that's why it doesn't have one yet.
00:59:32Oh, so anyone can just wheel in a painting and say that it's Evelyn's?
00:59:35How convenient.
00:59:37Then let's call an expert to appraise it.
00:59:40I can appraise it.
00:59:50Angelica, how kind of you to show up on such short notice.
00:59:54Anything for you, Miss Williams?
00:59:56Angelica doesn't even have a Nevelyn Rivers painting in her collection.
01:00:00How can she appraise this?
01:00:02And who says I don't own one?
01:00:05This is a classic Evelyn Rivers painting called Eau de C.
01:00:20And this is the certificate of authenticity.
01:00:30And clearly, this is a fake.
01:00:32Emily's painting really is fake?
01:00:35I told you.
01:00:37So, how about I lend you my painting for three million and make Nora Project Liaison?
01:00:43Three million?
01:00:45That's way too high.
01:00:47That painting can only be sold at auction for eight million.
01:00:49That's an unfair price.
01:00:51And what do you know about exhibit fees?
01:00:53Well, my piece is free.
01:00:56Free?
01:00:58Are you kidding?
01:00:59You just proved your painting's a fake by not putting a price on it.
01:01:02Yeah, where'd you get this garbage anyways?
01:01:04It's a priceless gift from a friend.
01:01:09Are you saying you're friends with Evelyn Rivers?
01:01:12I am.
01:01:13You little liar.
01:01:15I'll prove it.
01:01:17I'll call her.
01:01:18She must be in Castlenu for painting.
01:01:19Enough with the excuses, Emily.
01:01:20We are not risking the company's reputation with your fake painting.
01:01:23Hold on.
01:01:24Who's saying this is a fake painting?
01:01:25None of you are experts.
01:01:26Fine.
01:01:27I have a friend at the Pratt Institute.
01:01:28I'll call him.
01:01:29And if this painting is proven fake, I'll resign.
01:01:31Deal.
01:01:33Well.
01:01:35Well, well.
01:01:56Well.
01:01:57Well.
01:02:00Well.
01:02:01Well, we've seen it.
01:02:02Well, the physical aspects look authentic, but I'll need to run a final test on it.
01:02:08Uh, I'll call the lab and see if they're available.
01:02:12If you'll give me a moment.
01:02:19Miss Hartwell, that is an authentic Evelyn Rivers.
01:02:26How did she get her hands on a real Evelyn Rivers?
01:02:29Ross, how long till the painter can afford a copy of it?
01:02:36Give or take a couple of days.
01:02:38Good.
01:02:39Emily won't know what she has as a fake.
01:02:42And I will have a genuine Evelyn Rivers in my collection.
01:02:48Miss Emily, I need to do a further evaluation.
01:02:51I'll, uh, get back to you in a couple of days.
01:02:54Wait, no!
01:02:56No one is taking my painting.
01:02:58This is my friend's unpublished work.
01:03:01I can't trust anyone with it.
01:03:03What are you applying, hmm?
01:03:05That we try to swipe your precious painting?
01:03:07I have plenty of my own.
01:03:09I never said that.
01:03:11Then let Ross do his job.
01:03:13Hmm.
01:03:14No one is taking my painting.
01:03:15Just let Ross do his job so that we can prove how fake your painting really is.
01:03:20Hmm.
01:03:21I said no!
01:03:22What is your problem, Ross?
01:03:23Take the painting!
01:03:24What is going on here?
01:03:25We need to authenticate Emily's painting.
01:03:28And she won't let him do his job.
01:03:31No one is taking my painting anywhere.
01:03:33No worries.
01:03:34I have my own appraiser.
01:03:36I have my own appraiser.
01:03:38Somebody who I know is sound of judgment and unbiased.
01:03:42I guess you're right.
01:03:48Yeah.
01:03:49Sounds good, Mr. Smith.
01:03:51Give me a second.
01:03:57Hi, everyone.
01:04:00This is Ned.
01:04:01Longtime friend, old teammate, and the Smith family appraiser for years.
01:04:06Thank you all for having me.
01:04:08So, where's the painting in question?
01:04:10Right here.
01:04:20My God.
01:04:22I know Evelyn's works.
01:04:24The texture, the vibe, even the smell.
01:04:26Yeah, this is a classic Evelyn piece.
01:04:29So it's genuine.
01:04:31How much is it worth?
01:04:34Evelyn's unseen collection?
01:04:36This one could easily get you $10 million at auction.
01:04:42That's great.
01:04:43That means that we can showcase it at the exhibit for the first time.
01:04:47I'm sure it would be a hit.
01:04:49Ned, could you check Angelica's piece as well?
01:04:52We might want to showcase it too.
01:04:54Sure thing.
01:04:56Sure thing.
01:04:57There's no point.
01:04:58You've proven your points, okay?
01:05:00There's no need to check Angelica's painting.
01:05:03Yes.
01:05:04You've won.
01:05:05I'm leaving anyways.
01:05:07Ned, go ahead.
01:05:09Okay.
01:05:10Excuse me.
01:05:11You should be ashamed.
01:05:18This fabrication doesn't belong anywhere near Emily's authentic work.
01:05:22Excuse me, what just happened?
01:05:25This painting's a fake.
01:05:26No, no, it's not.
01:05:29Look, I have had it appraised by an expert.
01:05:32And I have a certificate.
01:05:34It's too smooth.
01:05:36It's perfect.
01:05:37Evelyn's work, it's not like this.
01:05:39I don't know what this is.
01:05:40Plus, look at the signature.
01:05:43She only uses her initials, never her full name.
01:05:45Are you doubting my credentials as an art expert?
01:05:48No, Angelica, no one is doubting you.
01:05:50Theo, Ned might have slipped up.
01:05:52Make him take another look.
01:05:53Actually, O2C has been in the Williams family for ages.
01:05:57There's no way Angelica has another copy.
01:06:04She's lying.
01:06:06My painting is real.
01:06:07I have a certificate.
01:06:08Well, your certificate is fake too, obviously.
01:06:11How dare you bring a fake painting, Ms. Hartwell?
01:06:14Do you think we're idiots?
01:06:16How dare you accuse my painting of being fake?
01:06:19Ross, Ross can vouch for me.
01:06:21He's my appraiser.
01:06:22I know you.
01:06:24This guy's a thief.
01:06:25He's a scam artist.
01:06:26This is the guy who's been issuing fake certificates,
01:06:29wheeling off precious works of art,
01:06:31and then replacing them with replicas.
01:06:33Security, take him away.
01:06:35No!
01:06:37Get off me, you son!
01:06:39A fake.
01:06:47We look like fools.
01:06:48I'm sorry.
01:06:49I mean, how was I supposed to know
01:06:50she'd have a real Evelyn Rivers?
01:06:51I know.
01:06:52She showed up to school in pajamas.
01:06:54I know, I know.
01:06:55Who knows where she stole it from?
01:06:57You know, Ms. Williams, I have an idea.
01:07:01Do you care to jump on board?
01:07:07Well, this is it.
01:07:09This is it.
01:07:10Mm-hmm.
01:07:11Are you ready for the exhibit?
01:07:13I was born ready.
01:07:14You never cease to amaze me, Emily.
01:07:20I bought you a gift.
01:07:25What gift?
01:07:27To be honest, I wasn't sure you were going to be able to pull this off.
01:07:36And so I bought you an Evelyn Rivers.
01:07:39What?
01:07:42Well, that's so sweet.
01:07:43I mean, Evelyn's art is so expensive.
01:07:46I hadn't hidden my feelings for you up to this point.
01:07:53And, uh, I'd do just about anything to show you how much I care.
01:07:58Can I take you out as a thank you?
01:08:03I mean, I'd love for you to meet Evelyn when she comes back.
01:08:08I look forward to it.
01:08:11I'd be happy to.
01:08:15You mean to say the fool who bought my painting for $10 million yesterday is the smith's error?
01:08:30The painting is worth $10 million?
01:08:32It was listed at $3 million, but your prince jumped straight to $10 million.
01:08:37No one's going to outbid that.
01:08:39Okay, first of all, he's not my prince.
01:08:42But it was really sweet for him to get out of his way to do that.
01:08:45Your hot boss is so into you.
01:08:48Do you like him?
01:08:50I guess so.
01:08:52Emily, when are you going to tell him who you really are?
01:08:56I don't know.
01:08:58I was thinking maybe after the exhibit, if everything goes well.
01:09:02Okay, I'll talk to you later.
01:09:04Mwah.
01:09:05Oh.
01:09:12O.
01:09:14I don't know.
01:09:44Oh my gosh.
01:09:45This is terrible.
01:09:47Oh no, everyone's expecting a new Evelyn Rivers piece.
01:09:49This could ruin our company's reputation.
01:09:52Mr. Smith, when did you bring the painting in here?
01:09:55I mean, just the other day.
01:09:56We signed a contract with the gallery and moved it here for our upcoming exhibition.
01:10:01So everyone knows that the painting is here?
01:10:03Yes, but we didn't think security would be an issue.
01:10:07Have you seen the CCTV footage?
01:10:10It was erased, sir.
01:10:12But we're trying to recover the footage.
01:10:13If word gets out about this, artists aren't going to trust us with their works anymore.
01:10:18This is all on you.
01:10:20You never should have brought that painting in here.
01:10:22Thanks to you, my gallery's been attacked.
01:10:24My Evelyn painting was destroyed in your gallery, Miss Williams.
01:10:27I should hold you accountable.
01:10:29How are you going to cover the charges?
01:10:31Don't blame me, Miss Liaison.
01:10:32You were in charge.
01:10:34That painting couldn't have been damaged before I got here.
01:10:45What if we use the Evelyn piece that I bought the other day?
01:10:48I mean, can't we use that as a replacement?
01:10:50It's not the painting we promised.
01:10:52It might do our reputation more harm than good.
01:10:54Don't worry, Theo.
01:10:59I've got a plan.
01:11:01Just trust me.
01:11:02Are you sure?
01:11:05I think Nora's behind this.
01:11:07I think so, too.
01:11:08But we don't have proof.
01:11:10We just need to focus on saving the exhibition.
01:11:13Do you trust me?
01:11:14I trust you, Emily.
01:11:18Mr. Williams.
01:11:19I just received an invitation to Emily's first ever exhibit.
01:11:23That's great.
01:11:24Clear my calendar.
01:11:25I'm going to be there to personally support my granddaughter.
01:11:44I'm excited to see the new Evelyn piece.
01:12:04She hasn't released new work in years.
01:12:06I know, me too.
01:12:07I had to cancel all my plans today to come see it.
01:12:12Good evening, everyone.
01:12:14Thank you all for coming tonight,
01:12:16and welcome to Dazzling's first exhibit.
01:12:18All thanks to Emily's hard work.
01:12:21Come on up.
01:12:22Thank you, Mr. Smith.
01:12:24But this couldn't have happened
01:12:26without all the help from my colleagues and friends.
01:12:30Friends?
01:12:31Is she mocking us?
01:12:33Mock us all you want, Emily.
01:12:35Today, I will make sure to destroy you for good
01:12:38in front of all of these people.
01:12:42Show us Evelyn's piece!
01:12:44As you wish.
01:12:52You brought us all the way down here for this garbage?
01:12:57Do you think we're that stupid?
01:12:58This is your plan, Emily?
01:13:01Displaying the ruined painting?
01:13:02You're a total nut job.
01:13:04You've ruined Dazzling.
01:13:06Calm down, everyone.
01:13:08This is the painting I promised,
01:13:09but someone snuck in and destroyed it a few days ago.
01:13:12You all deserve to see the painting you were expecting,
01:13:16even after what happened.
01:13:18This is still an Evelyn Rivers piece at its core.
01:13:21No matter how eloquently you put it,
01:13:24it's still a ruined painting,
01:13:25and this exhibit is a failure.
01:13:27Don't jump to conclusions, Nora.
01:13:29This is the piece I promised,
01:13:31but I didn't say it was the only thing on display tonight.
01:13:34This is tonight's new centerpiece.
01:13:37This is tonight's new centerpiece.
01:13:43Oh my gosh, this is amazing.
01:13:46Oh my gosh, this is amazing.
01:13:47I have no idea.
01:13:50Jesus, Jesus, what?
01:13:51You changed this exhibit's centerpiece
01:13:53without telling us?
01:13:55This piece was kept a secret on purpose.
01:13:57If no one knows about it,
01:13:58no one can sneak in and destroy it.
01:14:00And I reviewed this situation thoroughly,
01:14:03and I fully support her strategy.
01:14:07This is a new Evelyn Rivers masterpiece.
01:14:11Another Evelyn Rivers?
01:14:12How hard did you manage to get it?
01:14:14Evelyn is a very private person,
01:14:16and she's meticulous about who she shows her art to.
01:14:20Miss Williams here humbly admits
01:14:22to owning one Evelyn Rivers piece.
01:14:25And this uppity peasant has two?
01:14:27That's straight-up BS.
01:14:29I'm telling you all,
01:14:31this is not a genuine painting.
01:14:33So we don't buy this second Evelyn piece bullshit.
01:14:37I bet it's trash just like you.
01:14:41She could be the reason why Theodore
01:14:44canceled the engagement.
01:14:46Ted, we had a background check on her.
01:14:49On it, sir.
01:14:50This isn't an Evelyn Rivers painting.
01:15:00It's just a sketch.
01:15:02It's just a sketch.
01:15:05This is an Evelyn piece?
01:15:06This looks like Emily doodled on the canvas herself.
01:15:09Can't you see, Theo?
01:15:11Emily's a fraud.
01:15:12She tricked you and everyone else,
01:15:14and she turned this entire exhibit into a mess.
01:15:16I'm not an idiot, Nora.
01:15:18I believe Emily because she's telling the truth.
01:15:21And you're right, Nora.
01:15:22This is a sketch,
01:15:24but it's an Evelyn Rivers sketch.
01:15:26You know, I'm sure that there's an expert art appraiser here
01:15:28who can validate this piece of shit.
01:15:31Anyone?
01:15:32This is a joke.
01:15:33Why would an appraiser waste his time on a doodle?
01:15:35I can prove to you that this is an Evelyn sketch.
01:15:39Why don't we ask Evelyn herself, then,
01:15:41since she's here tonight?
01:15:44I suppose it's time I introduce myself.
01:15:51That's Evelyn?
01:15:53Are you sure?
01:15:55I am Evelyn Rivers.
01:15:57You're hilarious.
01:15:58I've been friends with Evelyn for years.
01:16:01You look nothing like her.
01:16:02Have some respect, Emily.
01:16:03If you don't recognize Evelyn, that's your problem.
01:16:07This garbage is not mine.
01:16:09I would never embarrass myself with a scroll like this.
01:16:16That is my painting
01:16:18that was stolen from years ago in Italy.
01:16:21What a coincidence, Miss Rivers.
01:16:23Emily also studied in Italy.
01:16:26Emily stole Evelyn's painting.
01:16:28And she slashed Evelyn's painting
01:16:30before the exhibit to hide her theft from everyone.
01:16:33Those are quite the allegations, Nora.
01:16:35Do you have some proof?
01:16:39You have a wild imagination, Nora.
01:16:42Yeah, I would have believed that story, too.
01:16:45If I wasn't Evelyn Rivers myself.
01:16:49Evelyn, I thought you were in France.
01:16:51How would I miss my friend's first exhibit for the world?
01:16:54I'm sorry.
01:16:55You're Evelyn Rivers?
01:16:57I mean, look at you.
01:16:58You're practically a child compared to her.
01:17:00Thief's liaison and a fraud artist.
01:17:02What a dynamite duo.
01:17:04How adorable.
01:17:05Maybe they can be cellmates soon.
01:17:07Evelyn's incredible talent
01:17:09made everyone think that she was in her 40s.
01:17:11But she rose to fame when she was 16.
01:17:14She's a genius painter.
01:17:16You're a genius painter, too, Emily.
01:17:19You just don't show your work much
01:17:21because, unlike me,
01:17:22you're not in it for the money.
01:17:24Doc, get them off the stage.
01:17:26We're here for the real Evelyn Rivers,
01:17:28not some cheap, childish act.
01:17:31See?
01:17:32You may have theater fooled,
01:17:33but everyone here knows you're a fraud.
01:17:35Guards!
01:17:36Take these impostors away!
01:17:38Guards!
01:17:43Take these impostors away!
01:17:44No one's taking anyone anywhere.
01:17:47That's an order.
01:17:51Theo,
01:17:52Evelyn is our only shot at saving this exhibit.
01:17:55If you want our help,
01:17:56you need to get back together with me.
01:17:58If you just let me finish,
01:18:00I can explain how we can fix it.
01:18:02Do you ever shut up?
01:18:04God, we've had enough of your bullshit!
01:18:06Look, Nora,
01:18:06you don't call the shots around here.
01:18:10Let her finish.
01:18:12Anyone can pretend to be Evelyn Rivers.
01:18:15No one knows what she looks like.
01:18:17The only way to determine who she really is
01:18:20is a live painting.
01:18:24I am so lost right now.
01:18:28Who's Evelyn?
01:18:32Let's do it, then.
01:18:34Are you sure your Evelyn
01:18:35is up for the challenge?
01:18:37I know she is.
01:18:40Well, if my Evelyn
01:18:41is the real deal,
01:18:42then Theodore
01:18:43has to promote me
01:18:44and propose.
01:18:47My Evelyn
01:18:48is a master forger.
01:18:51Emily and her little imposter
01:18:52are going down
01:18:53in this challenge.
01:18:55Well,
01:18:56let's give the crowd
01:18:57what they want.
01:18:57They're both going to paint
01:19:01from the draft sketch
01:19:02in the center.
01:19:03They're both going to paint
01:19:03from the draft sketch
01:19:04in the center.
01:19:05What the heck is she doing?
01:19:17What the heck is she doing?
01:19:32Those are heavy-handed strokes.
01:19:34I don't think she's a painter at all.
01:19:36You heard them.
01:19:38Take your pathetic scribble
01:19:39and crawl back to the gutter
01:19:40where you belong.
01:19:41You're wasting our time,
01:19:48you little rat.
01:19:54Don't you dare
01:19:54interrupt her artistic flow.
01:19:56You call that artistic flow?
01:19:57I'm trying to save your ass,
01:19:58you ungrateful skank.
01:20:03Look,
01:20:04her painting.
01:20:05It has like a real
01:20:06romantic feel to it.
01:20:08It's mesmerizing.
01:20:09It's not bad,
01:20:12but it lacks emotion.
01:20:14Just way too academic.
01:20:17Does that mean
01:20:18the young artist
01:20:20is the real Evelyn?
01:20:22It only means
01:20:24that child can paint.
01:20:26It doesn't prove anything.
01:20:27She's right.
01:20:28They're only painting
01:20:29from a sketch,
01:20:30not their own imagination.
01:20:31Naturally,
01:20:31the outcome would be academic.
01:20:32She has a point.
01:20:37For a group of
01:20:38so-called artists,
01:20:39you guys are incredibly
01:20:41short-sighted.
01:20:46I can actually see
01:20:48really far.
01:20:51And what makes you say that?
01:20:54Even if I create
01:20:55a masterpiece tonight,
01:20:56you won't believe me
01:20:57or Emily.
01:20:58You're so focused
01:20:59on my age
01:21:00and her status.
01:21:03I know what you'll believe
01:21:04anything Nora says
01:21:05because she's
01:21:06a Williams.
01:21:07Of course!
01:21:08The Williams are
01:21:09rich and famous.
01:21:10They wouldn't dare
01:21:11lie to us.
01:21:13You should all be ashamed
01:21:14of yourselves
01:21:15for mocking Emily,
01:21:16the real
01:21:16Williams heiress.
01:21:25Emily,
01:21:25your child actor
01:21:26is a real comedian.
01:21:28Do you think people
01:21:29are really going to believe this?
01:21:30But I really am.
01:21:32This woman is
01:21:32pretending to be me.
01:21:33I can't believe this.
01:21:35This is ridiculous.
01:21:36Just throw them out.
01:21:38Boo!
01:21:38Get out of here,
01:21:39imposters!
01:21:40Boo!
01:21:42Get out!
01:21:43Boo!
01:21:43This will shake up
01:21:45your little beggar brain.
01:21:50Nora!
01:21:55Nora,
01:21:56that's enough!
01:21:57Stop now
01:21:57or you're finished!
01:21:59You're still on her side!
01:22:01Enough!
01:22:06You're blind, Theo.
01:22:08This witch has seduced you.
01:22:10You're under her spell.
01:22:11Who dares
01:22:12lay a hand
01:22:13on my granddaughter?
01:22:17Who dares
01:22:18lay a hand
01:22:19on my granddaughter?
01:22:28That's Mr. Williams himself.
01:22:34Ted,
01:22:35call the police
01:22:36and grab that imposter.
01:22:37I want it.
01:22:38You witless opportunist.
01:22:40Why are you
01:22:42impersonating
01:22:42my granddaughter,
01:22:44Emily?
01:22:44No, wait.
01:22:46That means...
01:22:47Emily
01:22:47is the real
01:22:48William Harris,
01:22:49not Nora.
01:22:51She is?
01:22:52How is that possible?
01:22:54So,
01:22:55you called off
01:22:56the engagement
01:22:56because you thought
01:22:57this woman
01:22:58was my granddaughter?
01:23:00Look, Mr. Williams,
01:23:01I...
01:23:01I am so sorry,
01:23:03Miss Williams.
01:23:04I didn't recognize you.
01:23:05Yes,
01:23:06I'm sorry too,
01:23:07Miss Williams.
01:23:07I actually like your style.
01:23:09Nora was just forcing us
01:23:10to be mean to you.
01:23:11She's right.
01:23:13Nora was manipulating us.
01:23:15I am so sorry
01:23:17I didn't realize
01:23:18that you were
01:23:18the real Williams heiress.
01:23:20Whether I'm an heiress
01:23:21or not,
01:23:22you had no right
01:23:23to bully me.
01:23:24Everyone deserves
01:23:24fair treatment at work.
01:23:27You're right,
01:23:27Miss Williams.
01:23:29And I'm so sorry.
01:23:31Mr. Smith,
01:23:32I hope you can forgive us too.
01:23:34Yes, Mr. Smith,
01:23:35we didn't mean
01:23:36to treat Emily that way.
01:23:37Please give us another chance.
01:23:39Get out of here,
01:23:40you three.
01:23:41All right,
01:23:41and expect a call from HR
01:23:42because you're fired.
01:23:43Wait!
01:23:44Don't take her away.
01:23:46Please.
01:23:48There's something else
01:23:49you need to know
01:23:50about Nora
01:23:50other than the fact
01:23:51that she was pretending
01:23:52to be me.
01:23:53Nora is the one
01:23:55who destroyed
01:23:55the first painting.
01:23:56What?
01:23:57No,
01:23:57you don't have any proof.
01:23:58You think you're clever
01:23:59because you deleted
01:24:00the CCTV footage,
01:24:02but what you don't know
01:24:03is that someone else
01:24:04was watching that night.
01:24:06You can come out now.
01:24:07I'm sorry, child.
01:24:16I'm a servant
01:24:18for the Williams family.
01:24:21And Nora,
01:24:22who's pretending
01:24:23to be their heiress,
01:24:24is my daughter.
01:24:27But there's more
01:24:28to the story.
01:24:29I came to Dazzling
01:24:30disguised as a regular worker
01:24:32on a mission.
01:24:32I came to Dazzling,
01:24:33disguised as a regular worker
01:24:34on a mission.
01:24:37Someone stole
01:24:38a large amount of money
01:24:39from the Williams
01:24:40and transferred it
01:24:41to Dazzling.
01:24:42I infiltrated Dazzling
01:24:43to catch the culprit.
01:24:45And guess what?
01:24:47It was none other
01:24:48than Nora herself.
01:24:51No, I may have pretended
01:24:52to be the heiress,
01:24:53but I never stole
01:24:54a single dime.
01:24:54She's lying.
01:24:56You authorized
01:24:56a wire transfer
01:24:57of $10 million
01:24:58from Dazzling's corporate
01:25:00account to a private account.
01:25:01Yeah, I did,
01:25:03but it was Tina's idea.
01:25:06Security,
01:25:07grab that thief.
01:25:15Use Dazzling puns,
01:25:16Miss Williams.
01:25:17You can cover
01:25:18your tracks later.
01:25:19Isn't that stealing?
01:25:21You're the CEO's fiance.
01:25:23That money
01:25:23is practically yours.
01:25:24You fooled me.
01:25:28You told me
01:25:28you're transferring
01:25:29the money to Angelica
01:25:30and she never received it.
01:25:31I can't help
01:25:31if you're an idiot.
01:25:32I hate you.
01:25:33I hate you all.
01:25:39Please,
01:25:40forgive the theatrics.
01:25:42I hope the mood
01:25:42hasn't soured,
01:25:43but let's go back
01:25:45to appreciating art.
01:25:46But night is still young.
01:25:47Let's enjoy the evening,
01:25:48everyone.
01:25:48So,
01:25:50this whole
01:25:51hiding your identity thing,
01:25:52I'm guessing
01:25:52that was your idea.
01:25:54Yes,
01:25:55I've been meaning
01:25:56to tell you,
01:25:56but things
01:25:57just get coming up.
01:25:59No,
01:25:59it's okay.
01:26:00I'm just
01:26:00honestly glad
01:26:01that you're
01:26:02the actual
01:26:03Williams heiress.
01:26:04You are?
01:26:05Honestly,
01:26:06I'm sorry
01:26:07I called off
01:26:07the engagement.
01:26:11I love you.
01:26:13And if I had known,
01:26:14I wouldn't have...
01:26:15I know.
01:26:17Let's just start over.
01:26:18Right?
01:26:20You'd give me
01:26:21another chance.
01:26:23I won't permit this!
01:26:27I won't permit this!
01:26:36What you did
01:26:37was incredibly
01:26:39disrespectful
01:26:39to the Williams name.
01:26:41What if this
01:26:42happens again?
01:26:44Sir,
01:26:45I'm so sorry.
01:26:47Nora,
01:26:47she was pretending
01:26:48to be your
01:26:49granddaughter
01:26:49and she
01:26:50confused me.
01:26:51I promise
01:26:52that my love
01:26:52for Emily
01:26:53is real.
01:26:54Coming from
01:26:55somebody who
01:26:55gets confused?
01:26:57I'm a little
01:26:57skeptical of
01:26:58this love.
01:27:01Please, sir,
01:27:02just give me
01:27:03another chance.
01:27:03I'll do anything
01:27:04to prove
01:27:05that my love
01:27:06for Emily
01:27:06is genuine.
01:27:07And if I don't...
01:27:09Emily, do you want
01:27:16to be with him?
01:27:18I've fallen in love
01:27:19with him.
01:27:23Then I'm not
01:27:24standing in the way
01:27:25of my granddaughter's
01:27:27happiness.
01:27:28Thanks, Krams.
01:27:31Well, sir,
01:27:32with your permission,
01:27:33I would like to ask
01:27:34for your granddaughter's
01:27:35hand in marriage.
01:27:35This is our
01:27:38precious family heirloom,
01:27:39Theodore.
01:27:40It's yours now
01:27:41to give to my
01:27:42granddaughter.
01:27:46Wow.
01:27:48Thank you, sir.
01:27:50This is
01:27:50truly an honor.
01:27:53I promise
01:27:54that I will
01:27:55always love
01:27:56and cherish
01:27:57Emily.
01:27:57I love you.
01:28:13Will you marry me?
01:28:16I love you
01:28:17too, Theo.
01:28:18And yes,
01:28:19I will marry you.
01:28:19In this moment
01:28:22I am holding
01:28:24you so tight
01:28:26you'll believe
01:28:27our dreams
01:28:28have become
01:28:30real life.
01:28:35Thank you, sir.
01:28:36Thank you, sir.
01:28:38Boom.
01:28:41You scared me.
01:28:45I just needed a hug
01:28:50from my always busy
01:28:51boss wife.
01:28:52Mmm.
01:28:53What are you saying?
01:28:54I'm too busy
01:28:55for my always
01:28:56on the go
01:28:56CEO husband.
01:28:58No,
01:28:58what I'm saying
01:28:59is
01:29:00we need
01:29:01a weekend
01:29:02getaway vacation.
01:29:04A getaway?
01:29:05Yeah.
01:29:06We still have
01:29:06so much to do
01:29:07with the office.
01:29:09Ugh.
01:29:09It's fine.
01:29:10It'll just be
01:29:10a few days.
01:29:11Mm-hmm.
01:29:12Just us.
01:29:13No drama.
01:29:15And I teach
01:29:16you some baseball
01:29:16and,
01:29:18I don't know,
01:29:18maybe you start
01:29:19thinking about
01:29:20a family.
01:29:20Okay.
01:29:24Take that as a
01:29:30yes.
01:29:32Yes.
01:29:34By the way,
01:29:35how did you get
01:29:37Gramps to give you
01:29:38his blessing?
01:29:40I simply told him
01:29:42that if he didn't
01:29:43give us our blessing,
01:29:45we'd elope.
01:29:46You bluffed
01:29:47and he fell for it.
01:29:49Who said I was
01:29:49bluffing?
01:29:49Only for you
01:29:52It's only for you
01:29:56Only for you
01:29:57Only for you