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"The Cleaning Lady"...

When can I come visit you?

I could stay here and help.
Permanently, even.

Any advice?

Don't let it keep
you up at night.

I'm gonna miss you,
Doc.

My patient needs
to be monitored.

Your patient was
the getaway driver for

the people
who tried to kill me.

Who hired you?
Aah!

Help me. Please.

I'll make it painless.

Someone here has
been a corrosive agent.

Ah!

I'll make sure they get
the money, I promise you.

He's in love with me,
and I'm gonna marry him.

Okay, focus. Okay.
We got you.

What?
Yes, okay.
Kiss a bartender.

Check.
Check.

Get a lap dance
from a dude.

Double check!

What's left?

Take a selfie
in the men's room?

You guys, that's rancid.

You have to do it,
Becca.

Come on! Let's go!
Go, go, go!

Oh!
Ladies.

Hi, cowboy!
Whoa!

Now get in there, girl!
Come on!

We'll be right out here.

Hello?

Is anyone in here?

Hey, are you okay?

Please help me.

Please. Save me.
Do something.

I can't help you.

I don't want to die!

Blood!
We need more blood.

Anything!
I know you can help.

I can't. I can't. I can't.
Please!

I don't want to die
like this. Please.

What did you do?

I don't know what to do.
I don't know what to do.

Don't let it
keep you up at night.

Aah!

Chris!
We're leaving in five.

That means now.

Good morning.

Oh, um, how strong
do you want it?
Uh, can you slice it?

I heard you walking around
in the middle of the night.

I thought we had rats.

They're back?

Can you drop me off
at the bus station?

No, I can't be late.

And don't make crumbs.
There are rats.

When did we have rats?

I shielded you
from the knowledge.

Okay, okay. I have to
catch the first bus, okay?

Why? 'Cause Camila
won't be there

if you take
the second bus to LA?

No, because it's
her birthday, dingus,

and I want to spend it
with her, not you.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.
Okay?

I'm surprising her.
She's gonna be thrilled.

Yes, and I made
some of my famous

sweet and sour sauce
for Camila.

Thanks, Mom.
She's gonna love it.
Take it. Yeah.

Does Camila know
you're moving in?

Is that the surprise?

Hey, you'll be back in time
for the GED, right?

Mom, don't forget about
the FAFSA meeting after school.

The what-sa?
Financial aid.

Both parents have to be there.
I told you, remember?

Yeah, yeah,
I remember the FAFSA.
Yeah, okay. See you in the car.

Okay. Yeah.

Hey, you have to stop punishing
yourself over this man.

Okay?
It's almost been a week.

You did
what you had to do.

What I have to do is
take Luca to school,

go to work,
and you focus on

what you have to do,
okay?

Stop worrying.

I like worrying.
And I'm good at it.

This mine,
we'll pull lithium,

a valuable mineral,
from hard rock.

And the access road
that I will build on your land,

if you allow me to...
Still so slick.

Selling me my own land
from your luxury suite.

It's for my wife.
Your wife is in
the spirit world.

She's at peace.

Vanessa wanted me
to leave the cartel,

so I promised her
that I'd be legit.

But she died before I could
give her what she wanted.

So it's her you're trying
to pull out of the stone?

I can't bring her back,
chief...

but I can try and honor
the life that she wanted...

for me
and our daughter:

to pull our family
out of the darkness.

It's right here?

That's the road, sí.

It's not invasive.
It's a small...

Not my usual mode of transit,
but you were the quickest.

Hm. That's exactly what
Justin Timberlake said.

The Cleaning Ladies,
huh?

I had to fire my last
maid service for stealing.

But actually, I am hosting
a large event tonight.

Do you know if these people
can handle large property?

Yes! Yes.

Those people
are me and my friends,

and we do full
white-glove service.

We even dust the light bulbs.
No grime left behind.

I'll have to look
at your reviews.

We have five stars
on Yelp and Nextdoor.

Be at my house
at 5:00 p.m.

Yeah.
Yeah, yeah. No problem.

I think we just
overdid the buffets.

I mean,
we're in vacation mode.

We're on our "babymoon."

Aww, that's cute.
Babymoon.

After the baby, you'll be
over the moon. You'll see.

Have you noticed
any sudden weight gain?

Two or three pounds in
the last couple of days?

Uh, not sure I'd notice
two pounds.

Drop in the bucket, right?

157 over 99.

Oh, I wish that
was my weight.

You know,
weight gain is normal,

and you're taking great care of
yourself by coming in today.

It's just a headache.
But it's not going away,
so...

Any swelling?
Kind of swollen all over.

It's my factory setting
these days.
Let me see.

Unfortunately, I don't find
your vital signs to be so funny.

They are consistent
with pre-eclampsia.

It's high blood pressure
in late-stage pregnancy.

You'll need to stay
overnight for observation.

We just want to
make sure everything

stays on track,
that's all.

CBC, CMP,
and LFTs on her.

Okay.

Is he mad?

No, it's his factory setting.

Did you have to be
so rude with her?

She's feeling awful
already.

She should feel awful.

She brought this
on herself.

Both of them, eating their
way through Vegas buffets.

Americans...

Because the French are famous
for hating the food.

I'm only thinking
about the baby.

But the mother
is your patient.

Pre-eclampsia is more
dangerous to her right now.

Did I ask
for an OB consult?

You're an intern.
Act like it.

Why are you standing there
like a statue?

Go start the blood work.

Crétin.
I heard that.

Then I won't have to
say it again.

Are you
Thony De La Rosa?

Uh, Dr. De La Rosa,
yeah.

My mistake.
Sorry about that.

Joel Herman.
Assistant District Attorney.

What can I do for you?

Well, that's kind
of an essay question,

so I'll just show you.

Picture's worth
a thousand words. Right, doc?

This one, though?
Boy, oh, boy.

It's, uh, not for
the faint of heart.

Oh.
Yeah.
You recognize him?

Um, I -- I -- I can't tell.
I'm sorry.

You mind
if we have a quick chat?

Of course. I just have to,
uh, do something,

and I'll meet you
at the cafeteria.

Take your time.

Hi.
Hi.

I got you a tea.
Oh. Thank you.

That's very nice.
How can I help you?

So...

the body turned up in
a casino restroom last weekend.

A bachelorette party found it.
It was terrible.
Oh, my God.

Yeah. I mean, the bride might
call off the whole thing.

It's -- It's a shame.
Mm.

It's terrible, but, um,
what does it have to do with me?

Just wondered what you could
tell me about the victim.

Rex Blackley?

Oh.
Yeah.

I don't know him.

Well, yeah, but
that's funny though.

I mean, you gave
his widow $50,000.

Yeah.
The money was hers.

Oh. Okay, but --
so you do know her?

Yeah.
Yeah? Oh. Okay.
Yeah, I'm sorry.

I'm gonna -- I'm gonna
need your help here.

I mean, I admit it,
I'm getting a little old,

and...I'm starting to have
these, like, goldfish moments.

Have you tried walnuts?
They work great for memory.

Walnuts? Really? Huh.
Mm-hmm.

Yeah.
Well, I mean,
you're a doctor.

Do you mind if I -- if I test
my memory out with you?

I don't have much time,
but please go ahead.
Okay. Thank you.

So, after Rex's body turned up,
the police checked his texts.

And it turns out
that Rex was offered

a driving job at
the Colosseum last week,

the very same night that
the gunshots were reported.

Now, the Colosseum is owned
by, uh...

Jorge Sanchez.
Mm-hmm.

Yeah. Whose family has ties
to the Sin Cara cartel.

Now, this is where it gets
really crazy.

You show up at Rex's house
with a bag full of money --

the exact same amount
as mentioned in the texts.

Do I need a lawyer?

I think
you need a friend.

I mean, look, you're just
the cartel's cleaning lady.

You helped the FBI build a case
against Ramona Sanchez.

I'm thinking that the cartel
is threatening you,

and that's
why you did it.

I was threatened by
the cartel and by the FBI,

and I am not going to
let anyone use me again.

Then why are you
letting yourself be used

like a DoorDash
by the cartel?

You see what I'm saying?

It -- It just
doesn't add up.

Am I being arrested?

No.

Okay. I need to go
back to my patients.

You go, you go.
But listen, before you leave,

do me a favor and sleep on it
and give me a call.

Please? I just want to get
this case off my desk.

Have a good day.

You too. Thank you.

- 10 minutes late.
- I know, I'm sorry.

Don't mean mug me,
okay?

I had a passenger
with extra stops.

Hi.
Hi.

And I can't stay for
the whole thing.

This is important.
I have a cleaning job at 5:00.

Hey, hey! Fiona, hey.
Hey. Stop! Okay?

You can't keep living like this.
You're running yourself ragged.

My offer still stands.
Let me move in and help out.

I -- I don't need your help.

I just picked up
a huge account, so...

Okay, then let me move in
because you want to be with me.

And if you don't want that,
you need to tell me.

I -- I want
to be with you.

But for the first time, I'm
in charge of my own business.

Y-Yeah, we're struggling,

but I am so close
to turning it around.

And if you move in now,
you'll help me,

and that's
just who you are,

but I'll never know if I
could have done it on my own.

Fiona, you're the only person
who doesn't know that.

I know, I'm sorry.
I...I have work.

Are you gonna at least have
a special birthday dinner?

My mom is trying to make your
mom's sweet and sour sauce.

She's making
her third try.

Hey, I, um,
I sent you a present.

It should get there
by today, so...

I mean...
that's at least

something to look forward to,
right?

Sí, but...

I wish you
could be here.

What is that?

Oh, that -- that's just,
uh, the pressure washer.

I better go, actually,
so, um...

But I'll call you
after work?

Okay. Bye.

Bye-bye.

Gracias.

Oh, Blanche Clutterbuck.
In the flesh.

Made $1,700 driving
in one week. Not bad.
Yes.

Okay.

Yes. Come on,
show me the money.

You made, uh,
one, two, three, four,

five, six, seven...
eight...nine for you.

And, uh, the $800
is my rental fee.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
That -- That's half.

Yeah.
I've been busting my ass
all afternoon.

You're just sitting here,
stuffing your face with tacos.

Do you have any
idea what I do? Huh?

Yes. Eating tacos.
Y-You're curious about it
at all, Blanche?

You think people just...

keep their driver's license
laying around?

I've got to find it,
sneak a picture, upload it,

Photoshop another picture,

put that new driver's license
on the app.

And that takes time...

and my time is money.
So is mine. Okay?

I want all the money
I earned. All of it.

If you're not happy,
Blanche,

I'll gladly rent your account
to someone else.

Know what?
I'm taking these.

Hey!

It's not $900.
Hey, you're
gonna pay for that!

I don't think so.

Baby's down.
Looking good.

That French doctor's
kind of judgy, isn't he?

About my weight?

Uh, that
French doctor is...

uh,
judgy about everything.

He's not wrong.

I have been overeating.

I was always so strict --

intermittent fasting, keto --

but when I got pregnant,

I just pulled the rip cord
and ate whatever I wanted.

And now I...
may have hurt my baby.

No, your baby's fine,
Patty.

Carlos loves me too much
to ever blame me, but...

...I will never forgive myself
for putting us through this.

Listen, pre-eclampsia can happen
without any risk factors.

You haven't done
anything wrong, Patty.

Okay? You just focus on
your new family and the future.

Just forgive yourself.
It's nothing.

Did this happen to you?

No.

But I know about guilt.

Trust me.

You seem like an angel
to me.

You're even kinda sparkly.

Magnesium sulfate,
on the crash cart!

Got it! Right away!
She's having a seizure.

Get her on her side.
Three, two, one.

Got it?

She's breathing.
Yeah.

Thank you.
Okay. Here we go.

Alright. Going in now.

Alright.
Got it?

Yeah.

This could have been
a stroke, or worse,

if you had not caught it.

It was lucky.
That wasn't luck.

My son had CNS infections,
led to seizures.

I learned the signs.

Viral or bacterial?

Neither. He had an
autoimmune disease.

I brought him here for
a bone marrow transplant.

We have to keep her stable.

Let's get a bolus
of magnesium sulfate.

S'il vous plaît.

Copy.

Police are withholding
the victim's identity

as they search
for the guilty party,

while the unlucky bachelorette

tries to piece her party
back together.

What the hell happened?

Neto happened.

His soldiers
are loyal to him.

After you killed Neto,
they dumped the body

where it was
sure to be found.

Neto betrayed Sin Cara.

His death was necessary.

This is
childish retribution.

Retribution? Yes.

Childish? No.

If the DA's office
traces that body back to you...

It's game over.
...you'll be joining
your sister in prison,

which is exactly
what they want.

These loyal soldiers of Neto
need to be taken care of.

I can't let this blow up,
padrino.

We're too close.

The Paiute granted us an
access road through their land.

All that's left is approval
from the mining commissioner.

There's an angel
watching over this project.

You have people from the
DA's office on our payroll, yes?

Yes.

Lean on them hard.

I need to know exactly
what the DA's office

knows about
this investigation.

Hello.
Hi, Mrs. Sonoma.
How are you?

So you guys can just...

Okay.

I took a chance on you,

but you're just like
all the others.

Excuse me?
You stole from me.

I left $1.17 on the dryer
as a test, and it vanished.

There must be a mistake.

Yeah, you got caught.

Why can't
you people appreciate

we have nice things because
we work for them legally?

I'm going online,
and I'm going to Yelp you

right out of business.

No, ma'am. Please.
We're a small business.

Let me make it better.
I can finish this work for free.

I'm sorry.
I can't trust you.

You've got to go.
Please. There's got to be
an explanation for this.

Oh, my God.
Fiona.

What?

It was falling off the dryer.
I meant to put it back.

It's -- It's okay, honey.

Um, you know what?
We're done.

Get -- Get the girls.

Hey, guys!
Let's, uh, let's go!

Uh, hey, did, uh, did it --
did it get there yet?

The package I sent?
No, it never got here.

What?
Uh, that can't be right.

Um, okay, let me check
the tracking,

and then I'll, uh, call you
right back.

Okay.

Vamos.

Cheers.
Cheers.

So I hate to say this,

but I think I heard a rat
this morning.
In the attic?

We have an attic?
It's disgusting.

Don't get curious,
'cause you can't unsee it.

What's up there?
It's all rat poop!

And there's this doll with
a broken head, and it looks --

Yes! It looks possessed.
It's like, "Ehh!"

Nah.

I had a...a brutal day.

I'm sorry.

Um, the DA is not
gonna leave me alone

until I help him pin
Rex's death on Jorge.

Yeah, but Jorge's
why it happened,

even if he's not
how it happened.

I'm the one
who killed Rex.

Mercy killed.

It doesn't matter.
It's still murder.

Thony...

you're feeling guilty about
something you had to do.

You didn't have a choice.

Didn't I?

Luca's clothes are dry.

Your wife's liver enzymes
are spiking,

and her platelet count
is critically low.

She needs
an emergency C-Section.

It's the only option.

Both her life and
the baby's life are in danger.

We need to know
which life to prioritize --

hers or the baby's.

What? What?

I -- I can't make
that choice for Patty.

Patty can't speak
for herself.

Married couples
are one legal entity.

You have to speak for her.
No, there's no way.

What...?

If she wakes up
and the baby's not here,

she'll never forgive me.

Carlos, Patty knows
how much you love her.

She will forgive you.

Save my wife.

You can come in.

Hey, Mom.

Yeah. Yeah. No, she was...

she was so surprised.

Yeah. She really
liked the sauce.

Um, but I might stay
a little bit longer.

J-Just one more night.

Just can't live without me.

You know what I mean?
What can I say?

I will.

I will.

Okay. Bye.

The OR called down.

Patty and the baby
both made it.

They're not
out of the woods yet,

but it's looking good.

Great.

Why don't you, um...

...come out for a drink
after the shift?

What?
It's tradition.

On Thursdays, I take all
the residents out for drinks.

Mm-hmm.

What happened to
"hell is other people"?

Yeah. It's, uh...
except on Thursdays.

Oh.
Okay.

Uh, yeah.
I would love to come.

Bien.

Dr. De La Rosa,
how you doing?

Hi. How are you?
Good, good.

So, you remember
Rex Blackley?

Mm-hmm.
Of course you do.

So we got
the toxicology report back.

Turns out he had
a wicked chemical cocktail

shot into him --
potassium chloride, morphine,

stuff you can
only find in a hospital

like, um, well, I mean,
I guess like this one.

And I'm fascinated,
because you're here

and the drugs are here.

Or maybe they're not.

Maybe
they've gone missing.

And I just want to check
your inventory thoroughly.

And, uh...

that's what
the warrant's for.

Let's go.

She's in.

If they were loyal to Neto,

I don't want
to see them again.

Neto's men
were dealt with.

Now we deal with this.

It's about getting ahead of it,
though, yeah?

I need to
talk to you alone.

We already know everything
thanks to El Don.

The DA has photos
of your money drop.

Rex's phone records tie him
back to this location,

which they know I own,

and there's
a toxicology report.

Yeah, but they're searching
the hospital right now.

You should sit down.

Why didn't you come to me when
the DA first questioned you?

Why didn't you warn me?
This isn't about you,
Thony.

But it will be soon,
'cause what are you gonna do

when they put you
on the stand?

Obviously
I'm going to lie.

That's how you
want to handle it?

Yeah. They lied to me
in the past. My turn.

Let me show you
how that'll go.

Take a seat.

Can you explain why you
delivered a bag of money

to a dead man's widow
shortly after his murder?

I wanted to help her --
a single mother like me.

Did you understand
that delivering that money

could make you complicit
in covering up a crime?

I'm not aware
of any crime.

Didn't stop to ask
why known criminals

trusted you with
such a large sum of money?

They didn't.
I won the money gambling.

Congratulations.

Where did you win?
Casino? Underground game?

I don't remember.

You forgot where
you won $50,000?

Come on.

For someone
of your intelligence,

doctor, I find that
hard to believe.

But good for you
for helping a poor widow

whose husband died at
the hands of an infamous cartel.

Did you also forget to
inform the authorities
about the circumstances

of Rex Blackley's torture
and death?
I didn't -- No.

I -- No.
No? So you chose not
to report a violent crime?

No, I wasn't there.

You weren't there?

But your drugs
were there.

Hospital staff saw you
coming and going all day.

Did Rex Blackley ask you
to end his life?

And if so, why did you
comply with his request?

I -- I --
It's not as simple as --

Can you share
with the court the oath

that you took
as a doctor?

The oath. The Hippocratic Oath.
Just -- Just remind me.

First, do no harm.

So you haven't forgotten.
You just chose to ignore it.

Just like you chose to align
yourself with criminals.

Just like you chose to end
Rex Blackley's life

when he was at
his most vulnerable,

when he desperately needed
the help of a doctor!

Everybody thinks they can lie
on the stand until they try it.

Can you take her outside,
please?

I guess that means
no further questions.

There has to be
another way.

You said it yourself.

If somebody tracks
that body back to us...

...your project,
the mine, is done.

Your wife's legacy.

The cleaning lady
needs to go.

She's not just
a cleaning lady.

She's a doctor.

She has a son.

Children are resilient.

Who knows that better
than you?

You know why
surgeons wear green?

No.

See the blood better.

'Cause green
is the opposite of red.

But you knew that already,
didn't you?

I have to take this.
This is my son.

Hey, mano.
Everything okay?

Joel here.
Assistant DA.

Thony,
your life is in danger.

I've got eyes on
the building right now.

Peanut, just slow down.

I -- I don't understand.
What do you mean?

LVPD is sending in units,

but whatever you do,
don't leave the building.

If they tell you
to get into a car,

do not get in that car,
Thony.

Well, I can't promise,

but I'll try to tuck you in
tonight, yeah.

Listen, I need you
to see something --

how the cartel
treats its friends.

I'm sending you a picture.
Hold on.

Oh, I can look at
your drawing tonight.

You recognize him?

That's Dr. Podesky,

your predecessor.

It's beautiful,
my love.

Um, I'll see you
tonight, okay? Love you.

Let's go.

It's you or me, Thony.

One of us
is going down for murder.

The DA is going to
arrest us and make us

testify against each other.

So one of us
has to go away.

What?
Cartel has a safe house
in Albuquerque.

You can stay there until
this all blows over.

Why me?
W-Why do I have to go?

It's just for a while,
Thony.

Jorge, no.
What's happening here?

Please. Don't take me
away from my son.

It won't be long.
Don't let them
take me away from my son!

Get in the car, Thony.
Don't make it any harder.

Please!
No, no, no, no, no, no!

You'll be fine.
You can't do that!

It's the only way out.

Leave me alone!
I'm not going in!

There's another way!
There's another way!

Marry me!

What did you say?
Wife and husband
would be one legal entity.

Spousal privilege.
Yeah.

No, no. We need
to get her moving now.

If we get married, we can't
testify against each other.

And without that, then
the DA's case falls apart.

Yeah.

It's a business arrangement,

but let's move fast,
okay?

Jorge.
Please.

Target's on the move.
Heading west on Sahara.

Step out of the vehicle!

Hands where
we can see them!

Easy!

Raise those hands!

Fiona, remember that problem
we talked about?

Well,
I found a solution,

but it's better if
I explain in person.

Can you meet me at
the Marriage License Bureau?

We're gonna need
a witness.

Alright. Alright, let's go.

- Grace! How you doing?
- Hi.

You must be kidding me.

How many people
is that?

It's too many people.

But we still need to
get to a chapel

after we get this license.

Hey.

I'll be back.

Thank you.

What are you thinking?
I'm seeing a crazy person.

This is gonna pull you
deeper into the cartel.

It's my only way out
of the mess I made.

Trust me,
if I don't marry Jorge,

they're gonna send me
to jail.

Or worse!

I killed a man, Fi.
I did. Okay?

And I can't risk
Luca growing up alone.

I'm the only parent
he has left.

Thony,
this is marriage.

It's supposed to be
a life sentence.

And you didn't do
anything wrong.

I didn't do
everything right.

That comes with a price.

You're insane.

Trust me. Please.

Bueno.
Just keep me updated.

A BOLO just went out.
What?

DA's looking for us.
Our pictures are out there.

How much
do you have on you?

Not enough to get us
to the front of this line.

- We're gonna need...
- Okay, will $900 do it?

Oh, Fi. No, no, no.

Take it. Take it.
Yes, that'll do it.

You'll get it back later.

Better.
Thank you.

Okay, don't get mushy.

I brought a dress because
you can't get married

in these filthy scrubs.

Ay!
I forgot the shoes!

Thony!
Man.

Sorry. We're in a bit
of a hurry. If we can...

- Thank you.
- Sorry.

Uh, excuse me.
Sorry. Thank you.

Thanks again, everyone.
Oh, thank you.
Oh, you got the money?

That's great.
Thank you so much.
Appreciate it. Thank you.

She may have been kidnapped
by the cartel.

Lock down all cameras
and patrol grids.

De La Rosa and Sanchez
popped up on

the Marriage License
database just now.

I got to call you back.

They are clever.

So, should I send the closest
units to the License Bureau?

No, no, no. They're gonna be
looking for a chapel by now.

I want all units that are
not actively stopping

a class B felony or worse
on Fremont Street, now.

It's not legal until they sign
the certificate at the chapel.

Got it.

Uh, we're in
a bit of a hurry.

Can we just skip to
the marriage part?

Thank you very much.

George Sanchez...

do you take this woman...

to be your
lawfully wedded wife...

to always honor, respect,
and love her tender

and love her true
till the end of time?

I do.

Thony De La Rosa...

do you take this man
to be your husband,

to never leave him at
the Heartbreak Hotel?

I do.

Upon exchanging these vows
in Las Vegas, in front of myself

and this lovely
little witness over here...

...I now pronounce y'all
husband and wife.

George...
Jorge.

...you may kiss
your Priscilla.

Uh, yes. We're going
to skip the kiss.

Oh, hold on, hound dog.

If y'all don't kiss,
I don't sign the certificate.

Come on, man.

You gotta sign.
The officiant has to sign.

Come on, baby.

We need it signed.

Fi, you're not helping.
We need it signed now.

I can't help it!

Fall in love
with me, baby.

Oh, now we're
rockin' and rollin'.

LVPD!

Jorge Sanchez,
Thony De La Rosa,

you're under arrest
for suspicion

of conspiracy
to commit murder.

Turn around.

You have the right
to remain silent.

Anything you say
can and will be used

against you
in a court of law.

This is crazy.
Let's go.

You have the right
to an attorney.

If you can't afford an attorney,
one will be provided for you.

Man,
that's a heartbreaker.

Hello, Thony.

Hello.

So...

Mrs. Sanchez, huh?
Doctor.

There I go again.
Goldfish moment.

And I kept my name,
actually.

I would too,
because, well,

I think you might have been
forced into this marriage,

which, if that's the case,
I can help.

I mean, I've got
the annulment forms

practically right here in
my pocket, ready to fill out.

I proposed to Jorge.

I'm deeply in love
with him.

Okay. Alright,
I understand.

I understand.

Hey, just out of curiosity,
when's Jorge's birthday?

Ah. It's, uh...

I'm terrible with this.

You know what? It's --
Uh, don't worry about it.

I get it.
Birthdays are hard.

They are.
Yeah.

So what's his
middle name again?

Something Spanish.

You should try walnuts.
I hear they help the memory.

I'm sorry, sir.

He says
he's her lawyer.

I'm sure he is.

Well, technically, counselor,
but you're good.

Mr. Sanchez!
It's been a while.

Oh, you two
know each other?

We've met in court
a few times.

Mr. Herman,
I've allowed this to go on

out of my respect
for you, but, um,

you bring us in again
without cause,

and I'll bury you
in habeas.

We're leaving.
Okay.

Aww, newlyweds.

Go, enjoy yourselves.

I still got a murder
to solve.

I mean, somebody
killed Rex Blackley,

and I'm gonna find him.

Good luck with that.
See, 'cause the thing is,

if this marriage was made
under fraudulent pretenses

to avoid testifying,

that's obstruction of justice
for both of you.

On top
of the murder charges.

Well, you know
where we live.

Counselor, before I'm done
with this investigation,

you're going to think
we all live there.

What's going on, man?
You good?

Yeah, I'm just nonverbal
right now, so...

Heard.

There's one thing
I have to know.

Were they really gonna
take me to the safe house?