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[sighs]
[mutters]
-Back at it again, huh? -Yeah.
These nurses don't go to sleep, and they rarely stand still.
No signs of life.
What was that like?
I thought I was gonna pass out until the doctor--
Oh, no, don't stop.
Uh, just keep talking like I'm not here.
-ANDRE: Don't go-- -See you later.
[scoffs]
Why are they suddenly freezing me out?
[door closes]
Would you look at my gorgeous cousin?
Oh, I was shooting for "devastating."
Ah, there's always next time.
Samantha, it's Chelsea! I think she's awake.
Barely alive after that fashion show.
Catch up later. We're gonna be late for brunch.
Oh. Nothing comes between this man and brunch.
And I've refused to feel bad about it.
-You need to go. -Okay.
Have fun.
[door closes]
And there's my favorite Sleeping Beauty.
-For me? -Mm-hmm.
You deserve them.
Oh, you ate last night. And for your first time, too.
That was so crazy, right?
Stuff like that never happens to girls like me.
I felt like Cinderella.
You and Kat legit fairy-godmothered me
into my moment in the spotlight.
Well, you can make that moment last.
Here, I brought the proofs for you to take a look
and choose a few for your socials.
[gasps]
Ah, my friends are gonna lose it when they see these pics.
Thank you.
Yeah, and what they won't see is how hard it is, right?
Being a model.
That's why you decided to stop?
Well, it's a lot.
Waking up at the crack of dawn for Pilates and aerobics
and then rushing off to cattle calls and fittings...
There's nothing better than rotting in bed all day.
Girl, now you are talking my language.
Now that modeling is in my past,
I guess I can focus all my attention
on my new project with Kat.
[sighs]
Mom, I was just about to text you.
And I need to see you face-to-face.
Let's step into my office.
โช โช
I know these nurses are ready to kick Laura out of here.
Well, the good news is there's been
no long-term damage from your myocardial infarction.
That's great.
[singsongy]: I can go home.
What's the not so good news?
I'm afraid there's been a complication.
I've been dying to catch you up on the fashion show,
but now I feel like I've been called
into the principal's office.
Oh, make no mistake. You have.
I asked you to dispose of this camera.
You promised you would.
I know. I can explain.
Why is it still in my office?
Everything just got so crazy.
NICOLE: That it became unimportant to do as I asked?
KAT: How could you even say something like that?
NICOLE: Because you are behaving like somebody I don't recognize, Kat.
It was a tiny brain lapse.
You've been having a lot of lapses lately.
A lapse in manners, good sense, compassion.
I am sorry, Mom. It won't happen again.
An apology isn't good enough. This needs to stop.
And one way or another, it will.
I know you think you're protecting us, but, sweetheart,
this sabotage and espionage,
it can't go on.
Why do you insist on spying on Eva?
KAT: I don't like her.
That is not a prerequisite for allowing her to do
-her job without interference. -Okay.
Maybe disliking someone seems...
Unjustified, nonspecific, rude.
It's more that I don't trust her,
which is justified and specific.
I caught her going through your files.
We've talked about this already. She was doing her job.
Not the other night when I--
Taped her in this office without her permission.
Without my permission.
Do I need to worry about you, Kat?
I'm not saying that as a threat.
I have no interest in analyzing you.
But sometimes we need a reminder
from the people that are important to us.
-Mom... -We need a reminder
that we're important to them.
Look at me.
I love you, and I'm not replacing you.
[scoffs] As if you could.
Never crossed your mind that I might be?
Listen, I know having Laura in the hospital has been stressful,
and I know how fond you are of her,
but I need your help to make this easy on everyone.
Stop tormenting Eva.
Whatever you want.
I'll get rid of the camera.
Thanks, but I'll take care of it.
You should go online.
See all the excitement we whipped up
from the fashion show.
Everybody loves us.
NICOLE: I love you, too, Kats.
Sorry I'm late.
You're actually early. I like that.
And I'm glad you're here,
because I have to run to the hospital.
I hope everything's okay.
Oh, I'm just meeting Ted.
But if anybody needs anything, I will be right back.
I'll hold things down till then.
That's what I'm counting on.
Oh, I've been wondering,
how's Laura?
Any word on when she'll get released?
Oh, you know what? That is a good question.
I'll look into it while I'm there. Thanks, Eva.
Now, the initial blood work
we ran immediately after the episode
showed an abnormally high level of potassium in your system.
But when we repeated the test to confirm the results,
the levels were normal.
Okay. Is that weird?
It's unexpected.
But the pain you've experienced since the surgery,
the redness at the site, fever, swelling,
that's the infection.
Okay, but that doesn't make any sense, because I feel fine.
How did I get an infection?
Most likely it happened after your second operation
to repair the damage after your accident.
And it's more severe because
your immune system's being compromised
by the cardiac arrest.
Laura's strong. She's healthy.
She's never had any problems with her heart before. Have you?
Never.
So, how did she have a heart attack
in the first place?
It's hard to say for certain right now.
I would have thought the spike in potassium was the culprit,
but the fact that the second samples were clear
indicates this isn't an ongoing issue.
Look, it's nothing to be concerned about right now,
but I do need to keep you here for further observation
and to make sure that infection is resolved.
[scoffs] Okay, Dr. Flannery,
as much fun as I've had here with you the past few weeks,
how much longer? Just... a ballpark guess.
It depends, of course, on many, many factors, but...
You're looking at being our guest
for the foreseeable future.
So, what do you think of the photos?
You feeling them or nah?
They're... nice.
[chuckles softly] Hmm.
What you're really thinking is
how they don't look like you, right?
And how long your neck looks and how short your legs look.
You think my legs look short?
No, because they don't.
We're hardest on ourselves.
Like, you could be on the cover of Essence
with a million people telling you how fire you look,
and here you are stressing over a pimple
that's been airbrushed out. It's wild.
So, how do you get past that?
You learn to work with what you got.
Like, a friend of mine-- very successful model--
one of her eyes is bigger than the other,
but you would never know
because she's figured out how to finesse it.
-No way. -Mm-hmm.
She plays around with eyeliner and eyeshadow
and sometimes even squints to even it out.
Oh, and lighting.
Lighting is everything.
You figure out how to work it
so that your best features pop and the rest stay low-key.
And it's a game changer.
-You know so much. -[chuckles]
So, do you really think you won't miss modeling at all?
I'll miss some of the people.
And the vibe of walking in shows,
that energy is unmatched.
I love that part.
But I'm hoping to tap into some of that as a designer.
It'll just be a different kind of thrill.
So, what advice would you give to someone starting out?
Uh, that it's more than just standing around
and being paid to look pretty.
You have to learn how to be unforgettable
and invisible at the same time.
That's impossible.
And yet models pull it off every time.
Whether they're striking a pose in a fit
or flashing a killer smile
or, uh, hitting the perfect pout to show off a lipstick.
My mom would always tell me,
the product is the art and you are just the canvas.
It's your job to let it shine,
whether it be the clothes or makeup or a vibe.
You bring the energy, but it's not about you.
It's about what you're showcasing.
That actually sounds kind of exciting.
It can be.
But you have to know who you are or they're gonna hit you
with the "You're too this," "Not enough that,"
"You walk like a rugby player."
-Ugh. That's just like this group of girls at school. -Oh.
Except that group is everywhere.
Online, the agencies, the cattle calls.
People who call themselves your "friends."
But you must have had friends.
Good ones. Yeah.
And, uh, one of them,
she was the best.
I don't know, I'm starting to think
if I'm even the right guy for this video project.
If I didn't think you could do it,
I wouldn't have pitched you for the job.
Yeah, but all I'm doing is getting in the way.
I mean, I've never even made a real documentary before.
The great Andre Richardson is giving up already.
I'm just saying, I... I don't know what happened.
At first they couldn't wait to talk to me.
-Now they're running from me. -They're talking at you.
Which is why I ditched my camera
and I let go my sound guy, right?
To make it more one-on-one so they'll relax.
But now they're just running from me.
They're afraid about what they can talk about
because of politics with the doctors.
-Hmm. Yeah. -And with patients, because of HIPAA.
And there's no getting around that.
That picture you took, that you got all of the awards.
The one with the lion. Where were you?
Uh, the Congo.
Okay. And how long did it take you to get that shot?
I had to have a lot of patience.
-I know that. -Hmm.
It took me like a day and a half just to get that shot.
Hmm. Okay.
You're only a couple days into a complicated journey.
-Mm-hmm. -Sometimes you have to wait.
Shoot your shot.
Ladies.
The man in room 1535 yelled at us.
And he called us names.
He's christened you. Go in peace.
We ignore him. Look, try to brush it off.
You have a whole full day of people who need you,
and they're not here because they want to be.
Yes, the guy in 1535 is cantankerous
and his mouth is wild, but he's mild
compared to the things you'll see.
NURSE: Like what?
Oh, I don't want to spoil the fun.
Plus, you wouldn't believe the stories
if I told them to you.
Okay, but what about the guy in 1535?
He'll get well. Or not.
And you'll have worse days that'll make
what 1535 said seem sweet.
These are growing pains.
You're doing fine.
-How's it going? -Hey, I think I got
the beginning of something that I could use, but...
If I don't find a way in, and fast,
these first-year nurses are gonna be collecting retirement
before I get this documentary done.
Go back to what made you successful.
You took big stories and made them intimate.
It's not a pride of lines, but you focused on one.
-Stick around to help me find one. -Nope.
I'm going to see my wife. [chuckles]
Hey, you tell Aunt Nicole I said,
"Make room on that mantel for another award."
I travel light.
-I love your confidence. -Mm.
Get back to work.
SHANICE: See? You see how that works?
You dive into a case and all those little worries
and nagging thoughts fade into the background.
[phone ringing]
Your friend developed an eating disorder?
It was awful.
She was in the city, living on her own,
and those of us that knew her tried to help her,
but she kept pushing us away,
afraid that we were trying to compete or sabotage her.
And then she got so sick,
she had to go to the ER.
Thank God I was with her.
That must have been scary.
She's better now.
She's living near family and not modeling.
You were lucky.
If you hadn't had Aunt Dani, that could have been you.
Yeah, Mom taught me a lot.
And she probably learned from Great Gran.
Oh, absolutely. We learn from our mothers
or, you know, fathers.
Like elephants.
Okay, yeah.
Random.
[laughs]
Female elephants learn
from other female elephants around them
how to be a mom.
And every woman learns how to "Dupree"
from the woman around her.
Oh, Gran would soak up every bit of that praise with a biscuit.
Just remember, little cuz,
anything you need,
whether it's reassurance or a pep talk, whatever,
you come to your girl.
So, I do need your advice on something real quick.
Okay, lay it on me. Big or small.
I want to be a model. And you should be my manager.
What's this?
Your favorite pen.
Which you haven't used in months.
Yeah, it ran out of ink
and I kept forgetting to get more.
This was the first compliment you ever gave me.
I always complimented your reporting
when we ran into each other back then.
Yeah, you did. Thank you for that.
But this one...
The first time I asked for your number.
I was gonna text you, but instead,
you handed me two business cards.
One to keep.
And one with my number.
You wanted me to write my number on the other one, but instead...
You wrote something else, too.
Oh, I can't,
I can't believe I had the guts to write that.
It was so cheesy.
"Consider this my RSVP
to wherever you want to take me."
Irresistible. How could I turn that down?
But instead of saying yes,
you leaned in with the sexiest whisper ever
and said...
"I like your handwriting."
Yeah.
And I am happy to report that I have filled up your pen
the same way you filled me up, Smitty.
Okay, okay, cheesy. I know.
But you work so hard for all of us.
And sometimes we get busy
and we neglect our favorite things,
take them for granted.
I've never felt that way.
Well, almost never.
I love you.
Yeah, you do.
One little handbag took a short trip down the runway,
and now the traffic on our website is crazy.
And all our social media is blowing up.
Felicitaciones, mami.
-Right? -That's wild.
[giggles] So now, people will be ready
and waiting to buy from our line,
which means even more work
and even less time for perfect moments like this.
Then we need to do this more often.
We do.
In the meantime,
I'm hoping you might be free one night next week?
For a date?
Uh, difficult to define.
A ver.Give it a try.
I'm afraid if I tell you, you're gonna say no.
[indistinct announcement over P.A. system.]
Excuse me? Oh, you must be new.
Especially if you think you can just waltz in here
like you belong. Uh, what's your story?
The name's Shanice. And you are...?
So happy to finally make your acquaintance.
I have heard so much about you.
Your name?
Uh, Lulu. Lulu Lenhart.
Transferred here a couple of days ago
from Provident Medical and I was one of the O.R. nurses
for Ms. Peterson when she had her surgery.
I'm just checking on our patient.
Oh. Well, good.
She's recovering well?
Unfortunately, no.
I mean, her heart's doing fine, thank goodness.
But she's contracted an infection.
Oh, what a shame. I hope it isn't too bad.
She'll be here a few weeks at least.
Hmm.
Well, I, for one, can tell you
that I will do all I can to make sure
that she has a speedy recovery.
Nice to meet you.
Hold on.
When did you say you transferred in?
Oh, a couple of nights ago. The, you know, the night shift.
Ooh, dead as a doornail, honey.
But I will definitely keep my eye out for you, Ms. Shanice.
That's a promise.
My birthday is coming up.
-Happy birthday to be. -Thanks.
My parents are throwing a party.
Or at least I hope my mom is still planning a party.
She's kind of annoyed with me right now.
-Why? -It doesn't matter.
I'm gonna assume a party is still happening
and it'd be great if you could come.
Your grandfather,
the one who gave me the evil eye
during brunch the other morning...
Yeah, he does that for everyone.
Will he be there?
And probably the rest of the men in my family.
And women.
I'm not sure which is more protective.
Are you scared?
-You'll protect me. -I will.
And with you there,
I'll have a built-in excuse to leave early if necessary.
What do you say?
The "leaving early" with the birthday girl
sounds interesting.
If we were where I grew up, I'd introduce you to my tradition.
-The Puerto Rican farewell. -Oh, that sounds beautiful.
What is it?
Take two people who want to escape
the loud noise and conversation,
plus one bottle of coquito,
sprinkle in some dancing on the beach,
add a jaw-dropping sunrise.
Well, we might have to drive a while to find a beach from here.
We'll improvise.
I can't wait to see what happens.
And the kids will be gone soon.
They're so grown-up.
It's crazy how time just zips by.
-And Samantha at the fashion show? -Right?
She walked down that runway like she was ready
to take off into the stratosphere.
How did we help raise that extraordinary creature?
Tyrell, too.
The way he's able to keep his grades up
with everything swirling around.
His life ain't been no crystal stair,
but he never stops.
Both of them.
They're growing and changing so much every day.
Because of us, they have memories
with people who love them, who've always had their back.
And no matter where they go in the world...
...we will always be their home.
I know.
'Cause you're mine.
Modeling, Samantha. Really?
After everything I just said?
I-I just want it so bad I can taste it.
You probably just need breakfast.
I'll do everything you say.
Stay hydrated. Eat.
A well-balanced diet with all the fruits and fiber
-that your body can take. -Yeah.
And after a physical. Modeling is not for the weak.
I'll do all that. 100%.
And you're not only gonna stay in school
-but you need to keep your grades up. -Yeah. Yeah.
I'll do-- I'll do all that.
Holy crap. What am I saying?
Martin and Smitty will never let you become a model.
So I'll have to fight.
How'd you convince your parents to let you model?
I didn't. My mom basically took over my life.
There's nothing I can do to change your mind?
Some kind of mind wipe, maybe.
I'm not gonna break your spirit.
I'll leave that to your parents.
But whatever they say, that's your future in modeling.
Oh, my God. You mean it?
Thank you so much, Chels.
-Just when I thought I was out. -[mumbles]
Oh.
You wanted to speak with me?
Oh, are you the one who put these notes into the chart?
Is there a problem, Dr. Flannery?
It's important to double-check everything.
You see what you did here?
The decimal point's in the wrong place.
It's not a serious issue.
You clearly administered the correct dose.
But I wrote it down wrong after the fact.
I'm so sorry. I won't make that mistake again.
See that you don't.
[sighs]
Ashley, I'm...
Delete it.
Andre, I swear, if you give a damn about me,
you'll delete that footage right now.
How much of that did you catch?
Me being ripped apart by Flannery?
That's not how I saw it.
Because it wasn't happening to you.
Hey, the-- It's all about trust.
Your patients put their lives in your hands.
They need to know that you're gonna be respectful
and-and compassionate and do anything that it takes
to make sure they're in good hands.
Right, but they also need to know that I'm competent
and-and-and I care about them, and I'm actually a good nurse.
-Ashley. -And I can do this.
Ashely, Ashley. Hey.
[exhales softly]
-Sorry. -Okay?
Hey, just trust me, okay? Just talk to me.
It's me.
Okay.
[clears throat] Now,
you made a clerical error.
Yeah, but I'm supposed to be better than that.
You know, I'm the good example.
I'm cool when things get hot and....
unshakable, easily adaptable in every situation.
But that's a lot to ask of anybody.
That's the job.
I know I just started
and mistakes will be made, but...
Hey, can we talk about something else?
Okay.
What's it like when the patient is someone you know?
I already told you about my boyfriend being brought in.
Yeah, but was that the whole story?
TOMAS: Eva?
Daydreaming?
That would imply I have dreams.
Hold up. Let me grab one of those umbrellas
they keep leaving over here. I'll be back.
Why do you need an umbrella?
For that dark cloud above your head.
It looks like it's about to start pouring,
and I don't like getting wet.
Okay.
Tell Tomas your troubles.
Nicole's assistant is getting out of the hospital.
And that makes you sad?
Yes.
No. No, no, no.
Look, I'm glad Laura is recovering from her accident.
From what I hear,
calling it "an accident" might be inaccurate.
And that she sailed through the follow-up surgery.
Look, I'm in a mood because when she gets back,
I get the boot.
It was always supposed to be a temporary gig, though, right?
You speak the truth.
But I'm not ready for it to be over.
Being around Ted and Nicole has been eye-opening, for real.
They made me feel part of the family,
and not just the factory.
And now I'm back to figuring out
what do I want to do with my life?
Who I am, where I belong.
You want me to drop some advice or do you want to keep moping?
You're right. Enough about poor me.
How's that lawyer life treating you?
Representing, negotiating, advising and filing.
Oh, and, uh, grabbing a slice of Orphey Gene's marble cake
so I can keep a client quiet.
Okay, come at me with that last part again.
Like my abuelitaused to say,
"No puedes discutir si tienes la boca llena."
I got "mouth" and "can't."
-Yeah, that's more than most people get. -[laughs]
High school Spanish.
I didn't really pay attention, though.
Means "You can't argue if your mouth is full."
Remember that guy who was visiting in the hospital
when I ran into you and you ran into that cart?
The one in the ambulance you didn't chase?
I have to give my client some bad news about his case,
so I'm gonna bring him a slice of cake,
wait for him to take a big bite, then I'll give him the bad news
and jet right before he swallows or has a chance to come at me.
[chuckles]
You tell Kat that trick?
I don't think I have, actually.
Good. 'Cause next time she comes at me,
I'm gonna shove a piece of cake down her throat.
-That's not how that works. -Mm-hmm.
Does for me.
[sighs]
Thanks.
Good, you're here. I need your help.
Fifteen.
What are you talking about?
Sixteen.
20 different memes of me in my boxers?
Makes me look lame.
Don't even trip.
By next week, they'll be clowning someone else
over something even dumber.
But till then, I'll get mean texts,
laughed at on the way to class,
notes in my locker.
Ignore them.
That's all you got for me?
Boomer advice?
I'm taking action.
I'm leaving that school and those little brain donors
in my boring past.
Don't worry. I'll take you with me.
Great. What's the plan?
I want to be a model.
You're not laughing.
I'm imagining how sad I'll be at your funeral
when you tell both Pop and Dad.
[sighs] Being in that fashion show,
walking that catwalk, everyone's eyes on me.
I was walking on clouds.
Like in actual heaven?
Where you'll be after Pop and Dad find out your new plans?
I've decided to be positive.
Samantha, they won't let you date.
Modeling? That's a no-go for real.
Except my big brother's got the brains
to help me flip the situation.
Now, whose genius idea was it to have Samantha
join me on the runway?
-Yours. -Seriously.
You should have stepped in.
Now she wants to be a model, like right now.
Did you fill her head with visions
of Paris Fashion Week and fancy clothes?
I was telling her all the worst things.
And then she asked me to be her manager.
You're supposed to be freaking out with me right now
because your innocent, gorgeous niece wants to be
a flipping model.
[chortles]
Katherine, say something.
You have a lot of other things in your very tiny handbag
that need your attention right now.
That's what I'm saying.
But if you think Samantha's serious
and she could actually be successful at it...
So now you're endorsing this insanity?
You do know all the pitfalls.
Mm. Stepped in some, created others.
Mm-hmm. And you're already an influencer.
All you got to do is be a good influencer
on your little cousin
and design a safe career for her.
Design it, huh?
If anybody could handle it, it's you.
Well, my boyfriend's
one of the bravest firefighters around.
He'd say that he isn't, but he is.
And, um, he's got this tendency
where he wants to save the world.
So I always knew that there was a chance
that one day he would show up in here.
Severely injured or...
Um...
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. Do you need a second?
No, I think I just...
I think I've just been pushing down the fear for a long time.
And I haven't been honest with Derek about it.
I'm so sorry for that.
ANDRE: If you were being honest with him,
what would you say about the day he was brought in?
That it was a nightmare come true.
-The car's pulling up. -You know what to do?
I'll miss you when they send you to Siberia.
Hi, Dad. Hi, Pop.
It looks good in here. Did someone clean?
Guilty.
I know I shouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth,
but I have to ask why.
What's this about?
What makes you think that there's something going on?
Because you're answering a question with a question.
Don't you encourage us to be intellectually curious?
Okay, now I really don't like it.
Tyrell?
You're being strangely silent.
Samantha was covering for me.
I really need to talk to Pop.
Seems like plans
for a "welcome back to work" brunch are premature.
TED: Hmm. I thought Laura was improving.
Seems like she's been in the hospital
for quite some time.
NICOLE: And that might be part of the problem.
She got an infection?
And won't be released anytime soon.
Hmm.
That means Laura's temporary replacement will be here
for quite a bit longer.
And we are lucky to have her.
For now, the question remains, what will Eva do
when Laura gets back on her feet?
NICOLE: I feel like I'm stuck on a hamster wheel.
I don't know how to be fair to both Laura and Eva.
What if we can come up with another option?
Lay it on me, please.
What if we set Eva up at the country club
as a hairstylist?
She can have her own chair
and she can work right there in the salon.
Actually, that is not a bad idea.
I mean, I would hate to lose her,
but country club hairstylist?
Perfect solution. Everybody wins.
Bam.
[Nicole chuckles]
You talk to me about the job, but...
seeing you get emotional like that...
I had to let it out.
I need to face it.
Did it help?
Yeah.
You know, loving someone enough
to worry about them is a gift, Derek.
My heart is stronger because you're in it.
I'm no hero, Ash.
Fighting fires, for me-- it's like hanging IVs, for you.
It kind of is.
Either way, lives are at stake.
Yeah. We're both crazy like that.
Somebody else's worst day is...
brings out the best in us.
I can never do what you do, though.
Having to be all smiley and kind
no matter who you're dealing with.
Hard pass.
I would never ask you to give it up.
You know that, right?
Just like I'd never ask you to give this up.
As exhausted and sad as it makes you sometimes.
Being who we are to each other,
doing what we do...
I wouldn't want it any other way.
Okay, kiddo, the floor is yours.
Right. Well, it's really important.
SMITTY: Do you want to call a family meeting?
No.
It's important and it's private.
Guy stuff.
Of course you choose me to guide you through Guy Valley.
Have no fear, Pop is here.
[sighs]
Since when does your brother want to censor
what he says around you?
Maybe he's maturing.
I'll believe that when I see it.
What I do recognize is
a good game of divide and conquer.
Oh, Dad, you're so funny.
So smart and sweet.
Quit with the flattery, Samantha.
What's this about?
You know how you always say that we can be anything we want?
That if we find the thing that we're passionate about,
we should pursue it and never let anyone get in the way?
I feel like I'm about to eat those words right now.
But, yeah.
I found my passion, Dad.
I want to be a model, and nothing's getting in my way.
[TV playing indistinctly]
You don't look so well.
I overheard Ted and Nicole talking about what to do with me
after Laura gets released from the hospital.
Ooh, they have plans for you. I got to hear this.
They want to set me up with a job
at the country club as a hairstylist.
Half your blood is the same as that Kat brat.
And she is running the show over there.
And you deserve your share.
And we're gonna make damn sure that you get it.
[sighs] There's more.
I overheard them talking about Laura.
They said she has an infection and has to stay in the hospital.
It sounds like she could be there for a long time.
Sweetheart, what an opportunity.
Oh, look at the heavens just smiling down on you.
-Mom! -What? I'm just saying, I mean,
you know, it gives you more job security now.
Little wiggle room.
You didn't have anything to do with this, did you?
How could I have given that child an infection?
Oof, girl, your imagination.
[chuckles]
We just got lucky, that's all.
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