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Damn. Never seen Mr. Jordan drink like this.

Or eat like this.

I think his date has brought him back to life.

His date?

I thought she was his niece or something.

My niece doesn't do that.

When they shut this place down,

I am getting the hell out of Billionaires' Row.

At least Mr. Jordan looks happy for a change.

Ooh.

Here comes your favorite.

Mmm.

Oh, more butter please.

Ooh.

Mmm.

Can I get you anything else?

Nathan...

do you still want that other round?

Mmm, without a doubt.

What?

I just love you. That's all.

I love you, too.

Thanks for being here.

Ah, thank you.

That view never gets old.

Unlike me.

I wanted everyone who lived here to feel invincible,

like they owned this city.

But the city isn't a thing to be owned, is it?

I feel like I've failed New York.

The problems with this building don't cancel out

everything you've done.

I'm proud of you.

I always will be.

Dessert, Mr. Jordan?

Well, actually, I think I'm ready to go.

Oh, I would like to take home two orders

of the tomahawk steak.

For the dog.

I'm sorry. I'm-I'm...

I'm feeling kind of woozy.

Okay. Just-just hold on for one second, okay?

Here.

Oh, this really was the perfect day.

What would I do without you?

You'd survive.

What's that noise?

He must have left his balcony doors open again.

Nathan. I told you to keep those doors closed.

Are you trying to piss off the tenants?

Nathan?

Nathan?

Help.

Help!

I hate those buildings.

They ruin the skyline and cast shadows in the park.

I think that could be a good case for my guy.

Hmm.

You say he was a detective on the Mertens case?

The case I reopened at your suggestion.

I'm pretty sure I did you a solid there, Captain.

And so now you want me to do a solid for you. I see.

Detective Rivers' work was aggressive, but sloppy.

And the Mertens case was shakier than we thought.

I think he could learn a lot from you.

Like how to be a little more... ingratiating.

I can't believe people live like this.

Still?

I mean, yes, we've been in some nice apartments,

but this one might be the nicest.

I mean, it is one of the tallest, most expensive buildings

on the most expensive street in America.

Excuse me. This is my crime scene.

Your crime scene?

I'm sorry, are you a criminal?

I'm Rivers. Detective Rivers.

- And I accept your apology. - I don't think she meant it like that.

You must be Elsbeth Tascioni,

the consent decree.

Heard a lot about you.

Is that the end of your sentence?

Uh, just let me do my job?

He looks so peaceful.

And so neatly tucked in.

Um, hey, uh, stop

touching things.

Weird.

All of these pajamas have snaps on them.

But the ones Nathan is wearing have buttons.

Ladies, there's a Bloomingdale's nearby

if you're looking to go shopping.

Wow.

The snaps were better for my husband's arthritis.

Oh, we're so sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

I'm Deborah Jordan.

I'm Elsbeth Tascioni.

This is Officer Blanke.

Detective Rivers.

We know this must be a hard time for you.

May I ask, if Nathan had arthritis,

were you the one who buttoned up his pajamas last night?

No. I was in my own apartment. With my boyfriend,

Dr. Jason Yamamoto.

Boyfriend? But you just...

Wait, so you were having an affair?

Nathan and I have been living separate lives for years.

We were barely on speaking terms.

- May I ask why... - Ah, no, I will do the talking here.

Why?

Again, wow.

My husband was recently declared medically incompetent.

Of course, he blamed me.

Well, it's probably because you were only with him for the money.

Excuse me?

I put him through business school.

I'm on to you.

For what exactly, Detective Rivers?

Oh, God. Do you all think there was some kind of foul play?

Oh, we don't know. What do you think?

Honestly?

I think Nathan got confused,

and tried to take more of his pills himself

and slipped up.

Do you usually administer his medications?

Every afternoon.

Deborah, would you mind walking us through your routine?

I give him an antidepressant,

benzodiazepines for his anxiety as needed,

which he quite dramatically demanded every day,

anti-inflammatories for his gout...

And what's this?

I've never seen that before.

It's pentobarbital.

How do you know that?

There's a code on every pill. Not that impressive.

A single dose can decimate six strong bulls.

That part sounds made up for flair.

Google says they are lethal.

Deborah Jordan, you're under arrest for the murder of Nathan Jordan.

- Uh... - Um, no, she is not.

Y-You don't have enough grounds for an arrest.

Why are you contesting this?

She cheated on her husband with a doctor.

She clearly got the murder pills from him.

You need to call your attorney, now.

And I need to call the captain. Now.

I can't work like this.

I really don't like that guy.

How is he the detective on this case and not me?

Another mystery.

Hey, did you notice the bottle with the, um...

Oh, how do you say it? Pinto-barbie...

- Pentobarbital. - Right.

It had the cap on upside down...

the easy-to-open way.

But all the other ones were right side up,

making them childproof.

What a weird habit for Deborah to reserve for just one bottle.

And why would she use the doctor as an alibi

if they were in on it together?

Exactly.

I mean, I don't think

Nathan was alone last night.

Somebody had to have buttoned up his pajamas

and tucked him into bed.

The question is who.

Whoa.

Am I crazy or is the building swaying in the wind?

It does that.

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It seems odd that Nathan Jordan's Cash Share account

was public, considering he was a billionaire.

People forget to change their settings to private.

That's how I've sleuthed on everyone I've ever dated.

Ooh.

Including Cameron?

What?

No.

And he keeps his private.

What's going on between the two of you?

Let's just say none of his rent payments

are accompanied by lovey-dovey emojis.

Just a house.

What emojis are you hoping for?

May I direct your attention to the screen, please?

Okay, Officer.

So...

all the transactions Nathan sent

to someone named "C" say they're for consulting services,

but the emojis next to them signify love.

Oh, New Year's Eve.

He sent cityscape,

clinking glasses, trombone, wink.

- How romantic. - Mm-hmm.

I think?

And on Valentine's Day, it's sweat droplets,

a burning heart,

and an eggplant.

Exactly what kind of consultant is this?

An expensive one. Nathan sent "C" six figures

- this year alone. - Whoa.

Look at the last one.

Arrow up. Skyline.

Hey.

Did you see the name of the restaurant at Manhattan Towers?

Above the Sky.

When this place first opened,

it seemed like the most exciting,

most exclusive restaurant in the city.

Why exclusive?

You have to be a resident to dine here.

But as time passed, a third of the tenants

moved out due to problems with the building.

Oh, no wonder it's so empty.

Those problems must've been severe.

There are many magnificent things

about being 1,550 feet above the ground,

but the wind makes the balconies unusable,

the building sways so much the pool water

constantly floods,

and the trash reaches terminal velocity.

Terminal velocity?

Because of the height.

Every time someone uses the chute,

it sounds like a neutron bomb.

It's one of the complaints in the lawsuit.

What lawsuit?

A group of owners are suing the building's developer,

Mr. Jordan. May he rest in peace.

According to his Cash Share account,

Nathan Jordan was here last night.

That's right. Mr. Jordan was one of the few

who dined here anymore.

Most of the tenants have fled, but...

he rarely left the building.

It's such a shock. He looked so happy.

Eating and drinking like I'd never seen him.

Do you happen to remember what he ordered?

Poached lobster with extra butter, steak tartare,

caviar, two orders of foie gras,

and four martinis.

Impressive memory.

I never forget an order.

Even his pet ate well.

His date ordered

two tomahawk steaks to take home for the dog.

Funny. There was no sign of a dog in Nathan's apartment,

and I didn't see any steaks in the fridge.

And who was his date?

He called her Chloe. No idea if that's her real name.

Chloe with a "C."

And what was her last name, real or otherwise?

I haven't a clue.

But in my time working on Billionaires' Row,

I've seen her on the arm of many successful men.

Could you tell us any of their names?

My relationship with Chloe is purely professional and legal.

I have nothing more to say. Other than that, she's...

Elegant, brilliant, beautiful.

My God, she's so knowledgeable about so many things.

And incredibly talented at what she does.

And what exactly does she do?

Uh, she's a consultant.

- A consultant. - A consultant.

She's not in any trouble, is she?

I would do anything to help her.

Just, please, don't tell my wife.

Do not tell my publicist.

You can never mention any of this to my boyfriend.

Oh, we won't,

if you could just tell us where we could find her.

- Honey, are you lost? - Oh.

Hi. Um...

I love your outfit.

No. I'm here to see Chloe.

You're here to see Chloe?

Uh, yes, I wanted to talk to Chloe as a fellow consultant.

O-Oh. Okay. Wow.

Women supporting each other in this industry.

We love to see it.

Yes for breaking down stereotypes.

Desire, can you order some more of those Dior candles?

They leave less residue.

Oh.

Hello.

Wow.

They said you were beautiful, but that doesn't do you justice.

How sweet.

I think you're quite beautiful yourself.

This is so moving.

Come on in.

How did you find me?

Oh, um... I promised I wouldn't tell.

Was it a referral?

Uh, yeah, you could say that.

Please, let's have a seat.

Oh.

I, um...

I hope I'm not interrupting anything.

Oh, I always have time for someone like you.

You do?

I love working with women.

I hardly ever get the chance. Luckily,

a slot did just open up in my schedule.

My starting rate is $5,000 an hour.

Whoa, that's...

very expensive.

I'm worth it.

What's your name?

Um...

Elsbeth Tascioni.

I-I work with the police on a consent decree.

What is that?

Sort of a consultant.

We're both consultants. How cool is that?

Very.

But...

what kind of consulting do you do exactly?

I help successful people enhance their lives

by offering consultation services,

including, but not limited to,

culinary arts, fashion, culture, personal style.

Is that what those costumes are for? Style?

You bet.

Wow. What a beautiful purse. Business must be great.

Oh, I'm very, very lucky.

My clients are the best of the best,

and they're very generous.

They like to buy me gifts.

What's in the crate?

A painting.

I haven't quite figured out what to do with it yet.

Wow. That's an extravagant gift.

You must be very good at your job

as a... consultant.

My clients are powerful people

who sacrifice their time, their social lives,

even their health, to change the world.

Yet, nobody asks how their day was. Except for me.

My job is to make their lives better, and I do.

Is that what you were doing for Nathan Jordan

in his apartment the night he died?

Making his life better?

Nathan and I had dinner at Above the Sky,

but I never went to his apartment.

Have you checked the security footage?

Michael's here for his appointment.

Oh, let him in.

Never leave a client waiting.

- Oh. - Chloe.

- Michael, hi. - Hi.

- How are you? - Good.

Oh, is this lovely redhead joining us for the toy show?

Oh, I love toys.

Uh, but no, thank you.

Elsbeth, if you'll excuse us.

Yes.

Tell me, how was your day?

- Oh, I have so much to tell you. - Mm-hmm.

So, you know that presentation I told you about?

Yes, of course...

Okay, so Chloe is definitely an escort,

and a very high-class one.

Oh, and I saw a pill bottle in her purse

with the cap on upside down.

That's fishy.

Yeah, but it doesn't mean that she killed Nathan.

I mean, why would she? Unless Chloe was in his will?

I checked. Everything is left to Deborah,

- their kids and grandkids. - Hmm. Well,

money wouldn't be Deborah's motive either.

Since Nathan was declared medically incompetent,

she already had control of his finances.

What about the people suing him?

I ruled them out. Everyone involved in that lawsuit

was in Europe or China the day Nathan died.

Some of those people have never even been to Manhattan Towers,

and they're still complaining about that trash chute.

Maybe they can hear it across continents.

I wish I had that sense of entitlement.

Do you?

- Hey. - Oh.

I have the wife's boyfriend in custody. So, you're welcome.

Speaking of entitlement.

You are just jealous

because I'm the one who cracked the case.

Wait, you arrested Dr. Yamamoto? On what grounds?

Uh, he kept pentobarbital in his office, a lot of it.

Well, he is a doctor, and it is a medicine.

It isn't available in pill form in the States.

So, he got it on the black market.

Also, Yamamoto, he's got a nickname.

A nurse from his office confirmed

it's what all of his patients call him.

What's so important about the nickname?

They call him "Dr. Sandman."

Boom.

There they are, entering the restaurant

and coming out two hours later.

Why did the camera

move like that?

The system is AI controlled.

Probably seemed like a good idea, in theory.

Do you have footage of Nathan's floor?

Uh...

The camera moved to face the trash chute here, too.

We should order some steaks.

Okay, right now,

the cameras are facing us. Okay?

Now I'm out of frame.

But when I throw this bag

down the trash chute, I'm gonna

come right back towards you, okay?

I feel bad wasting all this quality meat.

Walter said that tomahawks were Chloe's exact order

for Nathan's nonexistent dog.

It's for the greater good.

Ha! The noise was so loud

it must trigger all the cameras in the building.

Chloe could have gotten into Nathan's place

and left later, undetected.

Captain Wagner, we have a lead.

Jason had no reason

to be jealous of Nathan.

- You're ridiculous. - Don't you lie to me!

Why does he have to act like a caveman?

You know the line, "Men are afraid

"women will laugh at them,

women are afraid men will kill them"?

She must be so scared right now.

You better get in there.

Hi, hi. My turn.

You don't mind, do you?

Not at all.

Captain...

You need to sit down and breathe.

Do not speak until you're calm.

Watch her and learn.

Are you okay? Do you need a minute?

I hate that man.

Imagine having to work with him.

Strawberry or Mango?

Strawberry.

I was in the mood for mango.

So, it sounds like

you and Dr. Yamamoto have a pretty solid relationship,

given the unusual circumstances.

He knows Nathan and I hadn't been physical

in 20 years.

We would attend an event together here and there,

for optics.

Catholic charities.

But lately, Nathan didn't even care to do those.

Why was that, do you think?

He didn't want to be seen out in public.

Because of the lawsuit?

That, and...

Nathan was a vain, wealthy man

blessed with charm and good looks.

In his prime.

Nathan detested getting old.

Really? I like getting older.

Even if my knees don't.

Me too.

You can let so much silliness go.

But Nathan couldn't handle it.

By the end, my husband was a recluse

who never left the wobbly towers he'd built.

That is so sad.

You mentioned that Nathan

was declared medically incompetent.

Did Dr. Yamamoto help you with that?

We had no choice.

Well, did he have a serious diagnosis?

Worse. He had a spending problem.

I had to put a stop to it.

We have talentless grandchildren to think about.

What was he spending it on?

Art.

Ridiculously expensive paintings

by contemporary artists.

And then a reckless purchase of a Cézanne,

using God knows what funds he'd stashed away.

Oh, and rare books.

He had one delivered the day he died.

Ooh, I love books.

Could I see it?

Maybe. We're trying to sell it back to the dealer.

What about the Cézanne?

I didn't see one in Nathan's apartment.

I think I would have noticed that.

Apparently, he gave it away.

In a private donation.

It's worth millions.

Mm.

What a mess.

Wonder where it got to.

Hello, Desire. Is Chloe free?

Elsbeth. Almost.

She's finishing up an appointment.

I'll wait.

Hey, I meant to tell you before,

your hair is so special.

Your whole look, really.

- Oh, thank you. - It's so hard to stand out

these days, but I think you're going to do very well.

Thank you.

Ah, ah, ah, ah.

Now you can go in.

Is this a bad time? You seem really busy

with clients today.

Elsbeth, you're so funny.

No, I was getting and weekly mani-pedi and an updo.

I'm going to the ballet tonight.

Oh. Um, okay.

I just thought...

Come on in.

I happen to have the hour free.

Oh, great.

Uh, I happen to have

a question about a certain painting by Cézanne.

By any chance,

is there one in this crate?

It was a gift from Nathan.

And it's real?

It came with all the paperwork.

And Nathan just gave this to you?

I told you, my clients are very generous.

But this is very, very,

very generous.

Elsbeth, if you want to say something, just say it.

Okay. It's just...

if someone saw this, they might think

you killed Nathan to get it.

I know.

Is that why you haven't hung it on the wall?

No.

No, I would feel guilty, holding on

to something like that for personal use.

Honestly, I was a little bit shocked

when it arrived after Nathan's death.

I thought he knew me better than that.

Maybe he wanted to take care of you.

Yeah, maybe.

We did talk a great deal about blue chip art investments.

We'd go to Sotheby's, and I helped him

pick out some of my favorite contemporary artists

like Ayako Rokkaku

and Nobuo Sekine.

It should also help take care of his untalented grandkids.

Wow.

You seem to know a lot about this stuff.

I have a masters in art history.

Are you surprised?

Only a little.

My dream was to work in an art gallery

until I found out I could make ten times more consulting.

Most people in the art world come from money anyway.

I had to make my own way.

- I'm sorry. - Don't be.

I love my job. I love my life.

This is who I am.

I believe you.

Oh, wait.

Did you say Nathan gave you the Cézanne

after he died?

I mean, does that mean he bought it

after he was declared medically incompetent?

Yeah, I-I guess so.

What would Nathan have had to do

to purchase an important painting like this

and then surprise you with it?

He'd have to find and contact the art dealer in Paris.

He was fluent in French.

Bid on the painting,

verify the paperwork

to approve transfer, all while keeping it from me.

And his wife Deborah.

Hmm.

I wonder how someone that competent

would have ended up in a situation where...

somebody was giving him the wrong pills.

Just admit it.

You bought the murder drugs

on the black market and then you gave them out like they were candy.

Pentobarbital is a legal and widely used medication

used to treat insomnia,

which is common amongst

my successful, workaholic patients.

Many of them prefer them in pill form.

Your own staff turned you in.

What? What is it, Dr. Sandman?

- Oh, are you gonna cry? - I'm not Dr. Sandman.

I was only trying to provide for my patients.

Stop lying, Dr. Sandman.

I'm a good doctor

who made one mistake.

Oh, and what mistake was that, Dr. Sandman?

I slept with that woman.

Chloe.

She had access to my stash.

Please, don't send me to jail.

And please,

don't tell Deborah.

You cheated on me with my husband's whore?

- He certainly did. - I asked you not to say anything.

Debbie, she seduced me.

You should see her, she's like a-a witch.

- You got to forgive me. - No.

I didn't care about that woman

sleeping with my husband,

but I loved you.

Wait. You knew Nathan was sleeping with Chloe?

Of course I did.

They've been together for years.

She was basically hired help

that got Nathan off my back.

First Nathan goes and dies

in the middle of this lawsuit,

and now this.

Every man in my life is letting me down.

Deborah, when was Nathan scheduled

to give his testimony in the Manhattan Towers lawsuit?

It would have been tomorrow.

Oh, wow. So, this wasn't

a very convenient time for you to kill him.

This lawsuit is going to ruin me.

The plaintiffs have even more ammunition

since Nathan canceled all the repairs before he died.

Wait, he canceled all the repairs?

Why would he do that?

Chloe seduced Yamamoto, stole the pills

and gave them to Nathan Jordan.

I mean, it's cut and dry.

I think there's more to the story.

Chloe cared a lot about Nathan.

She was a prostitute.

- Escort. - Chloe is the murderer.

- Stop interrupting me. Stop it. - That was my hunch from the jump.

No, it wasn't. You arrested Dr. Yamamoto,

and your first hunch was Deborah.

Why would Deborah murder her husband

before he was able to give testimony

- on the building lawsuit? - That was my idea.

You're just saying it louder.

I don't care whose idea was what.

We need to get to the bottom of this together.

Ms. Tascioni, what do you know?

I've gotten to know Chloe.

Nathan was a steady, longtime client.

His death was a huge professional loss.

They had a genuine relationship.

He gave her a Cézanne.

She has the painting?

Are you hearing this, Captain? She's guilty.

Nathan gave her that painting

fair and square. He loved her.

High-class men like Nathan Jordan

don't fall in love with lowlifes.

They just sleep with them.

Well, I don't know what the going rate is for various sex acts,

but I'm guessing it's not nine million dollars,

but I defer to you, Detective Rivers.

Okay, okay. I hear both of your points.

Let's bring this Chloe in for questioning.

- Not an arrest? - We need more information.

All right, well, the DNA will prove it all.

I bet she was all over Nathan's apartment.

Of course her DNA is in his apartment.

He was her client. The question is

if we can prove that she was in his apartment the day he died.

Yeah, and that's what I just said.

No, it wasn't.

You literally didn't say that.

Yes, I did.

Come on, Elsbeth, show him how it's done.

Hi, Chloe.

Thank you so much for coming in.

- We just have a couple of questions... - Yeah, we know

that you murdered Nathan Jordan.

Uh, don't listen to him.

Yamamoto confessed

to sleeping with you. He said that

you stole the drugs.

- You're cooked. - Funny.

I don't recall sleeping with Dr. Yamamoto.

I did go to his office, but only as a patient.

Were you feeling sick?

Yeah, I had this deep, throbbing pain

on the inside of my thigh.

Perhaps Dr. Yamamoto

just had a little fantasy when he was examining my legs.

Kind of like you did

when I walked in.

Chloe, we can't yet prove

that you slept with Dr. Yamamoto

or that you stole the pills,

but you did confirm that you were with Nathan

the night he died,

and although we couldn't find any footage of you

entering the apartment,

there's no footage of you

leaving the building, either.

That security system's a complete mess.

I went home right after Nathan's consultation.

Okay, let's get one thing straight.

Your consultation business? Yeah, it-it's a front.

Everyone here knows what you're actually doing.

You should be in jail. Not just for what you did

to Nathan Jordan but for what you do with your... body.

What I do with my body is my business,

and mine alone.

I meant a great deal to Nathan.

He would never ever want to see me in jail.

He'd want to see me thrive.

Well, let's get on with the DNA test.

Your friend likes to seem tough.

Oh. He's not my friend.

- Um, here, let me do that. - Uh, not a chance.

You, open wide.

How much do you usually charge to put things in your mouth?

Detective Rivers, that's enough.

By the power of my consent decree,

I will not allow this disrespectful behavior.

- Oh, really? - Miss Tascioni's right.

Thank you.

Your behavior is not up to our standards.

We do not work like that.

Now get out of here.

What?

- I said out! - Uh...

Okay.

Miss, uh, are you all right?

I'm really sorry.

Elsbeth, don't apologize for that man.

You've been lovely.

I would like to go now, however.

It's my word against the doctor on the drug charges

and I'm not under arrest, correct?

No, you can go.

Hope you have a better night.

What... No, no, no, no, no.

What, you're not even gonna get her on a prostitution charge?

That's a Class B misdemeanor.

I told you to leave.

You keep calling me a prostitute,

but you have no proof.

Do you want me to be one that badly?

What? Uh...

- No. - You sure?

'Cause I'll gladly pay the thousand-dollar fine

if it'll make you feel like a man.

Where did you even find this guy?

Another captain asked me to help him.

Rivers was on the Andy Mertens case.

He was?

Well, I can certainly see how Delia Kirby got railroaded.

I know real change comes from within the system,

but I can't stand that man.

Maybe Rivers is just a bad cop.

They do exist, you know.

He deserves a reprimand,

at the very least.

And I'd make sure that it gets in his permanent file.

People need to know who they're dealing with.

The Jordan family turned this in.

It's the book Nathan had delivered the day he died.

The Collected Poems of John Keats.

This looks like an early edition.

Mm. Apparently, the dealer won't take it back

because it had some kind of water damage.

Here. On this poem.

Let me see that.

"This living hand,

"now warm and capable of earnest grasping,

"would, if it were cold

"and in the icy silence of the tomb,

"so haunt thy days and chill thy dreaming nights

"that thou would wish thine own heart

"dry of blood

"so in my veins

"red life might stream again,

"and thou be conscience-calm'd...

"see

here it is..."

"I hold it towards you."

Hmm.

Wait.

Elsbeth, if you brought that rude detective with you,

you can't come in.

- I'm alone. - Thank God.

What brings you here?

I know what you did for Nathan.

For Nathan? What do you mean?

Chloe, all signs point

to Nathan knowing he was gonna die.

Deborah mentioned he had gout.

Yes.

Poor guy.

The man lived for steak,

butter, and sugar.

Sometimes he'd pay to sit

and watch me eat everything he couldn't.

But on the night he died, Nathan ate and drank

whatever he wanted at Above the Sky.

Because he knew it didn't matter.

He knew it was his last meal.

And he delayed the repairs at Manhattan Towers

despite the lawsuit because the building's quirks...

the noisy trash chute,

the unreliable security cameras...

would benefit his plan.

What was Nathan's plan?

Nathan came to you

with an unconventional request...

obtain and give him the lethal pills,

then help him frame Deborah and Dr. Yamamoto.

Why would he do that?

Nathan despised being old.

He hated his golden years.

Well, except for the time he spent with you,

judging from the emojis

he attached to your payments.

I showed him the eggplant one.

But when Deborah had him declared incompetent,

Nathan decided it was time for him to go.

But on his own terms.

And he wanted to punish Deborah and Dr. Yamamoto

while he was at it.

He made sure that they would be charged with his murder,

so they wouldn't have any more control of his hard-earned cash.

And you think I had something to do with it?

Nathan couldn't have done any of this without you.

At the request of your client,

you seduced Dr. Yamamoto...

easy for you, I'm sure...

got the pentobarbital from his office,

and slipped them into Nathan's martini.

You then distracted

the security cameras by throwing

heavy steaks down the trash chute,

got into Nathan's apartment undetected,

and planted the pill bottle.

To his credit,

Nathan's plan almost worked.

He was still sharp as a tack.

So why didn't it?

There were a few minor slipups.

First of all, Nathan chose to die in his favorite

English pajamas.

But because of his arthritis and all the buttons,

that was a dead giveaway that someone else was there.

And judging by how much they hated each other,

that ruled out Deborah for me. Also,

when you planted the pill bottle,

you left the cap on upside down,

the quick-to-open way,

just like the antidepressants I saw in your purse.

You're very good at your job, Elsbeth.

And so are you.

But, Chloe...

I know you're sad.

Not because of your job or your place in the world.

You're sad because Nathan's gone.

It was the water damage

to the book that made me realize why you agreed

to his plan.

Chloe, you didn't do this for the money.

You have plenty.

You agreed to his plan because you cared.

And I know this

because the damage to the book was from your tears.

You cried when you read to him for the last time.

You loved him.

And your motive was kindness.

Elsbeth, all due respect,

I'm a professional.

I can separate business from my emotions.

Of course you can.

I'm not underestimating your abilities.

But DNA testing confirmed everything.

Your tears prove you were in Nathan's apartment

the day the book was delivered, which is the day he died.

Your feelings for him gave you away.

He was my first regular client.

He changed my life.

I would have done anything for that man.

You came alone.

Does that mean you won't turn me in?

Um, Officer Blanke is waiting outside.

The law is still what it is.

And you did try to frame two people.

- I'm sorry. - I guess you're just doing your job.

Goodbye, Elsbeth.

In another world, I think we would have been friends.

I know a lot of great defense attorneys.

If you need any help,

I can give you some recommendations?

That's very sweet, but no.

There are plenty of high-powered attorneys

who'd be eager to get me out of jail.

That makes sense.

I do have one favor to ask though.

I'm glad it's going to the museum.

Chloe was right.

Art like this belongs to the people.

I read the lawsuit is not going well for Deborah.

I bet she wishes she had this to save her from bankruptcy.

- Mm. - Damn it, Tascioni.

You should've let me make the arrest.

I mean, it was my case.

And we solved it.

For the record, I still don't like that guy.

Tell the truth.

You didn't want Detective Rivers

to learn from me.

You just wanted him out of your hair.

Okay, do I like having Rivers around? No.

But you have to give him another chance.

His behavior is unacceptable.

Why do you think he deserves it?

Because he is Kevin Landon's nephew.

Kevin Landon? As in...

the chief of detectives?

You stuck me with a nepo detective.

Why should our business be different from any other?

Oh, hell.

Rivers!

Get in here!

I don't care if you are the nephew of the Pope.

You will do mandatory counseling,

and there will be a reprimand for your behavior in your file.

Understood?

I was just trying to impress you, sir.

Well, this is not the way to do it.

And put on a tie

and prove to me that you deserve a second chance or you're out.

Um, why are you in my chair?

Oh. Um...

I just needed a spot to rest for a bit.

I've-I've had a pretty rough day.

Look.

If you want some advice,

I think you should stop taking up so much space.

Maybe if you look past yourself, listen to other people,

you'll be better on the casework.

Yeah. Uh, I don't need advice from somebody that I outrank.

Oh, wow.

You know what? I don't care about your rough day.

Give me my chair back, now.

And for the record,

you don't outrank me.

I'm getting promoted.

Boom.

So you're getting promoted, huh?

Oh. Captain Kershaw.

Hi.

And, yes, I am.

Good to know.

Word on the street is you've been doing some good work with Ms. Tascioni.

And I love the way you just handled Rivers.

We're always looking for strong women like you at the 2-7.

Stay in touch.

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