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[Eli] Come on, Frank,
old movie, popcorn, it'll be fun.

I can't help but notice, we seem to be
spending a lot of time together lately.

- [movie playing]
- You breaking up with me?

- Look, if you're lonely...
- I'm not lonely.

I have this patient,
fun, great personality...

If I want to spend three hours having
a long, uncomfortable conversation

full of awkward pauses,
I'd go out for a meal with my mother.

What's she seeing you for?

- Acupuncturist-client privilege.
- Come on.

She's trying to quit smoking.
Did I mention she's almost a non-smoker?

- I'm not interested.
- Maybe just gave her a call.

[sings Help!]

Patti?

Eli, she's innocent.

Who's innocent, Patti?

- [man] Hey! Down in front!
- Huh?

What?

Yeah, sure thing, I'll tell him.

[man] The next joint?

Yeah, sure.

- [beeping]
- [Eli] Patti, where are you?

I've been trying you all morning.
Don't worry. Everything's fine.

I just... I wanted to ask you something.
I see you're not at your desk.

This is going to sound peculiar,
but I was wondering

- if you needed my help.
- Hold on.

Hold on, slow down.

What? You're not making any sense.

Patti! Patti!

[Patti] I'm leaving now.
I'll see you later.

- Everything all right?
- I'm taking a sick day.

Are you OK? Who were you talking to?

Angela's roommate. Angela was arrested.

Angela was arrested?

Another DUI?

What... Another DUI?

Repeat someone one more time...

Two weeks ago,
Angela got pinched for a DUI.

- I got it kicked, but...
- She got arrested again?

Cops came to her apartment. Handcuffed
and dragged her out like a criminal.

- I have got to get to Bryant Street.
- We're coming.

- You asked for my help, so...
- No I didn't.

Obviously you need some help,
and you know two great attorneys

who would love to help you,
so we're coming with you, OK?

Come on.

Huevos Rancheros?

I see your pregnancy cravings have taken
a dramatic turn for the spicy.

You're supposed to be eating them,
at your meeting with Jorge Navarro.

- Was that this morning?
- Now it's tomorrow morning.

Mention how painful it was
when your crown fell out.

It's not like you
to forget a meeting, Dad.

These days,
I'm burning my candle at both ends.

Between a full day
of depositions and financial meetings,

I must put in an appearance
at the Osterhagen Benefit Luncheon.

Could I interest you in a
half-baked speech followed by squab?

Couldn't interest Ellen in that one?

No. Not this time.

Well, you know how I love a good squab,

but...

...Matt and I are going to find out
what's going on in here.

Ah yes, the sonogram.
Are you going to find out the sex?

A little too early to find out
whether you can buy it a baseball mitt.

It's never too early for that.

[man] Case Number 08121972,
People v. Scott.

- What's he doing here?
- Helping you. We both are.

Keith Bennett and Eli Stone of
Wethersby, Stone and Associates.

Waive reading, plead not guilty.

Actually, I think you're gonna
wanna hear the charges on this.

Charged with three counts of felony
drug theft, narcotics trafficking.

[woman] The defendant stole fentanyl,

a highly-addictive
and powerful synthetic opiate,

from a teaching hospital
where she is a medical student.

Plea stands. Not guilty, all charges.
Move to release on recognizance.

She's charged with six major drug
felonies for which she faces

- very significant prison time.
- She's not going anywhere.

- I'll vouch for that.
- Like last time?

All right. I'm setting bail
at $500,000 cash or bond.

I'll post the bond myself.

- [man] Very sporting of you.
- She's innocent, Judge.

Save it for your closing.

I am not a drug addict.
And I am not a drug trafficker.

We believe you, Angela.

Mom?

Yes, of course, sweetheart.

- Why do they think you stole the drugs?
- I don't know. It's all lies.

You've never been
in the drug supply room?

Of course I have. I work at a hospital.

It's what I do.
Every day. At least a dozen times a day.

Do you remember anything about the night
they say you stole the fentanyl?

I checked out 20 milligram prednisone
tablets for Mrs. Henderson's arthritis,

100 micrograms of levothyroxine
for Mr. Flynn's thyroid condition

and 600 milligrams of L-dopa
for Mr. Zachry's Parkinson's.

Those are specific memories
for something you do every day,

"at least a dozen times a day."

Maybe a good memory's
one of the reasons

I'm a student at one of the top
medical schools in the country.

It's true.
She has a memory like an elephant.

So the school suspended
and investigated you,

the police arrested you, the DA's
prosecuting you, all for no reason?

I don't know what their reason is.
I just know I'm not guilty.

It's not your job to figure out
what their case here is. It's ours.

Taylor, hi! Congratulations!

Thanks, Dr. Lenz.

And you must be...

Who are you?

- A friend.
- Boyfriend.

Our relationship's sort of undefined.

Basically, I'm the guy not important
enough to leave on the intake form.

He's the biological father.

That makes you plenty important.

Thank you.

Ready to see your baby?

Should I turn away if you guys
are going to look down...

Right.

[Taylor] Oh, my God.

[Dr. Lenz] See there?
That's your baby's heart.

That's unbelievable.

Everything looks perfect.

You two done good.

- [man] Perfect timing.
- Wanted to see me, Paul?

Maggie Dekker, meet Ashley Cardiff.

- Nice to meet you.
- [Maggie] Hi.

Cardiff Refineries
is one of our biggest clients.

My father and grandfather.

They're the ones who live
to crack open the Earth like a piñata

and steal all its candy.

But Ashley doesn't have
the same family sweet tooth,

since she has asked us
to set up a charitable trust

for wildlife
damaged by her family's pipeline.

Not every woman likes to eat moose
burgers and shoot polar bears.

No. Good for you.

Paul, could I talk to you for a second?

Yeah. Excuse us.

When Mr. Posner
and Ms. Klein brought me to this firm

and put me in charge
of the pro bono department,

they agreed that I could
prioritize my own cases.

Is it possible we're sleeping together,
and I don't know it?

No.

Why would you think I care
about what you like or dislike?

I am the assigning partner.
You will do this to the best of your...

...well, whatever ability
Mr. Posner sees in you.

[Maggie] This job sucks.

Cardiff Refineries treats the
environment like a Porta-Potty.

Now I have to help Daughter Warbucks
buy a conscience.

What is it that
makes the rich think

they can just buy their
way to being good people?

Probably the tons of money.

When the press writes about her, they
call her "the heiress Ashley Cardiff."

That's what she does.
That's her job. Heiress.

You didn't hear a word of that just now.

Taylor and I went to the doctor today.

Is the baby all right?

Yeah, yeah.

Seeing the little heart go.
It's really in there.

That's a good day, Matt.

Yeah, it should've been.

It was really strange.

Whatever the hell Taylor and I are

it would've been nice to know
before going in for something like that.

It couldn't have been
more uncomfortable.

Maybe it would help if you...
defined things.

I asked her to marry me.

Don't worry. She said no.
I was trying to do the right thing.

She doesn't need you
to do the right thing.

She just wants you to love her.

That's all any woman wants, really.

That hasn't been my experience,

but I do have those feelings for her.

And in the sense that you've said
the words "I love you?"

Not in so many words.
Particularly those specific words...

Matt, she's having your baby.

Don't you think that she might want
to hear the actual three little words?

I know. It's just those actual
three little words are... big.

You're going to be a father, Matt.
It's all big from here on out.

[Keith] Let's get back to work.

I've told you and Eli everything I know.

I'll tell you
when you've told us everything you know.

So did you tell my mom?

About how you think I was doing cocaine
the night I was pulled over?

It wasn't me
who suspected you of doing coke.

It was in your blood work.
And no, I didn't tell Patti.

Attorney-client.

What she knows about you
isn't my business.

- Did you tell Eli?
- What he knows is my business.

Did you also tell him the test
results returned a false positive?

I told him that's what you told me.

- He believed it.
- It's the truth.

Your denials carried more weight
before you got popped for possession.

So you do think I'm guilty.

I worked ten years
in the Public Defender's Office.

Most of my clients
were guilty as charged,

but not one of them ever got
anything less than my A-Game.

Well, aren't you a big man.

- I didn't say...
- I'm not finished.

I want you to believe in me,
not some principle.

And if you can't do that,
well then you can go to hell.

I saw you yawn.

There should be no yawning
on my daughter's case.

Don't worry. I yawned because
I'm tired, not because I'm bored.

How are things looking?

Good.

Shaky.

The DA... She can make this case.

I've seen people go to jail
on a lot weaker evidence.

But their case has holes
and I'll make them wider.

- OK.
- How are you holding up?

[sighs]

I went to church this morning
to pray for Angela.

My girl is my reason for being.

Everything in my life
has been for her life.

And...

...now they're saying
she's a junkie and a...

...thief...

- I want to believe her...
- We're going to get through this.

I'm not crying because of that.

I got the message.

What message?
What are you talking about?

From you.

The voicemail asking me if I needed help

before I found out
that Angela was arrested.

You knew I needed help before I did.

Did you get a message, too?

Like with the earthquake
or when you saved Jordan?

Yeah.

And it told you to help Angela?

Not just that, Patti. It...

...told me that Angela is innocent.

- She is?
- She is.

Well, then you get to work
and do as you're told.

Yes, ma'am.

Drugs kept in the hospital's med rooms

are stored in automated Pyxis machines,
which require a fingerprint ID to open.

Access to the machine
and each individual drug

are automatically recorded in a log.

I imagine that the drug the defendant
is charged with stealing, fentanyl,

is accessed routinely
by many doctors in your hospital.

Yes, but Ms. Scott was
the only one to withdraw fentanyl

without a Medical Administration Record.

[woman] Which means what?

She wasn't accessing the drug
for a specific patient.

[woman] Is that the only reason
you had to suspend Ms. Scott?

Angela's behavior
had become increasingly erratic.

Her grades were in decline.

And she was persistently
stressed and moody.

These are classic signs
of drug dependency.

So Angela Scott is the only person in
your hospital who is stressed and moody?

Disneyland's losing its distinction
of being "the happiest place on Earth."

Object to the sarcasm.

I'm sorry, Your Honor,
I was going for ridicule.

Is it your testimony
that Angela Scott was the only doctor

seen removing fentanyl from the Pyxis
machine on the three nights in question?

In fact, no one actually
witnessed the fentanyl being removed.

Sounds like an ironclad case.

That was sarcasm, Your Honor.

[man] Your next witness, Ms. Jarrells?

The People call SFPD
Officer Jerome Sawyer.

- Objection.
- [woman] Sawyer arrested the defendant

on suspicion of driving under
the influence of alcohol.

Objection. Move to strike... evidence
of prior bad acts isn't admissible.

It is to establish motive.

We believe that the defendant
traded the fentanyl for cocaine

which was indicated in the blood test.

She's saying this crap in front
of the jury. Move for a mistrial...

[man] I can't do that, Mr. Bennett.
The ADA is right.

The prior charge and the blood test go
to motive and are therefore admissible.

[Eli] Are you doing cocaine?

The night of my DUI,

there was a party after exams.

Someone had coke.

I had never tried it before.

I know, I know it was a mistake.

Getting behind the wheel of a car
was another mistake?

I am so sorry, Eli.

I know how disappointing this all is,

but it was just one time, one night.

It's not who I am.

And it doesn't mean
I stole those drugs, which I didn't.

Please, don't give up on me, please.

I know you didn't do this.

But I also know
that we're going to lose this trial

unless you stop fighting us
and start fighting back.

Sean Binder.
That's who gave me the coke.

- Would he have access to the fentanyl?
- Yes, definitely.

I'll bring him in for a chat.

You don't like me, do you?

What? No, no.

I mean, we've just met,
but no, you seem... lovely.

[Ashley] Dad said he liked this firm
because there were good lawyers

who were good liars.

I'm used to people not liking me.

[cell phone rings]

Excuse me. I have to take this.

Wealthy heiress, life of leisure,

a father who's been
ravaging the environment...

Trying to buy a conscience by giving
away some of her ill-gotten gains.

Truth be told,
I wouldn't like me either.

Sorry.

- Good news?
- It's just private.

He's trying to find the perfect moment

to finally tell his pregnant
girlfriend he loves her.

For Taylor, I need to go... epic.

Wow, I don't remember the last time
a guy wanted to go epic for me.

Her favorite singer
is in town for a concert

but it's completely
and predictably sold out.

I've even been bidding
for a pair of tickets on eBay,

but I have a feeling the guy
with the email "Seal Tix or Death"

isn't gonna let me
just walk away with them.

Seal? Heidi's husband?

- Yeah.
- I could call her for you.

- Heidi Klum?
- Yeah.

You... you would do that for me?

Is this one worth it?

Surprisingly, yes.

If there's one thing I've learned,
you can't buy love.

But you can, at the very
least, comp house seats.

Start liking her.

[Ashley] Heidi, hi...

[Taylor] This is very awkward.

I got a call
from Ted Broden in accounting.

And since we're tightening
our belts, he cautioned me

against using the company credit card
to book a hotel room.

[Taylor sighs]

I didn't know what he was talking
about at first until I realized

he'd called the wrong Wethersby.

And you thought I was using firm money
to finance a pied-à-terre

for extra-marital activities?

Honestly, that was only one of two
possibilities I could think of.

I was sort of hoping
there was a third, better explanation.

I'm sorry, but... There isn't.

I have been living in a hotel of late.

Daddy...

Your stepmother and I came to the mutual
decision to take some time apart.

I'm so sorry, Dad.

After my accident, things were better
than they'd been in some time,

as if we both realized we'd been given
a second chance at marital bliss.

But as I've been...

...I hope the word is "evolving"...

...Ellen and I have drifted.

Why don't you come
and stay with me tonight?

It should come as no surprise
that I'm not the sort of man

to crash at anyone's pad.

But thank you for the offer.

Can I at least offer you a hug?

That would be gratefully accepted.

- [Eli] Who are you?
- His name's Mark Young.

Nice offices.

- Where's Sean Binder?
- We don't need Sean.

- We do. Angela...
- Lied, Eli.

Again. As usual.

So what does he have to do
with Angela's case?

Tell him.

This is like attorney-client
secrets time, right?

I had to ask all of five people
on campus how to find you.

Think the DA
can't or won't do the same thing?

Or should I ring them up,
save them the legwork?

I'm Angela's dealer. At least I was
until she ran out of bank.

I was going to cut her off,
but she offered something to trade.

- The fentanyl.
- That stuff's like gold on the street.

Show him.

Angela called him
a dozen times last month. Look.

Get out of here.

- We need to try and plead this.
- What if he's covering for someone?

- What's the matter with you?
- You don't know her.

She's an addict.
No one knows her anymore.

I'm not looking to hurt Angela.
All right? I like her.

I thought maybe, even we...

I know you want her not to have done
this. But as her friend, her lawyer,

you can't ignore the truth
just because you wish it wasn't so.

Why do you still believe her?

It was... revealed to me.

Revealed?

I know you
believe certain things and that's fine.

So long as it doesn't
prevent you from seeing

what's right in front of your face.

Angela's guilty.

And if you can't see that,
then we can't help her.

[Frank] Didn't I tell you
not to show up here

until you called that girl
whose number I gave you?

Well sorry, I've had a lot on my plate.

Finding out that Patti's daughter
is a drug dealer with a coke habit

hasn't really left me
much time for blind dating, so...

I'm sorry, Eli, but

you're not gonna like or even understand
every message you're tasked to deliver.

Well, that sucks.

This is gonna destroy Patti.

I swore to her that Angela
was innocent. But she's not.

How do I deliver that message?

Patti's strong. She'll persevere.

She has family. She has you.

I'm not sure how much good
having me is doing anyone.

Anyone who gets close to me
gets kicked in the spiritual ass.

Wait a second. Is that why you don't
want to go out on this date?

I don't need more
soul-broken people on my conscience.

You've helped a lot of people
through hard times.

Like Taylor? I helped her
by breaking off our engagement.

Or maybe you meant Maggie, who I helped
out of her engagement and the firm?

Or Grace, who I helped
out of the country.

Think those people
think they're better off for the full

and total Eli Stone experience?

I do.

Your journey as a prophet is going
to bring you closer to people,

not further from them.
It's about connecting.

I've always been connected to Patti.

She hasn't just recently believed
in Eli the prophet.

She has always believed in just Eli.

Eli the lawyer, Eli the jerk,

Eli the friend who is family.

I violated her trust.

I still can't believe
you got these tickets.

Well, Stone's not the only one
who can perform miracles.

Besides, I know a guy
who knows a guy who knows Seal.

It's the best gift. Thank you.

Yeah, well, you are most welcome.

I wanted tonight to be special.

And why's that?

To tell you...
every night with you is special.

Careful. That almost sounded sensitive.

I know this thing of ours hasn't
unfolded in the recommended order.

We've skipped some beats.

Pole-vaulted over beats, actually.

But...

...just because it's happened quickly...

...doesn't mean it hasn't happened.

I love you, Taylor.

[man on PA]
Ladies and gentlemen, Seal...

[singing A Change is Gonna Come]

What do you want me to say, Matt?

I don't know. I guess I was expecting,
call this crazy, an "I love you, too."

That's usually how this goes.

It does when the other person feels it.

But I... I just don't know if I do.

And I don't think it's fair to say those
words even with your child inside me,

if... they're not what I feel.

You're the dude.

What?

A hot pregnant dude, sure.

But in our relationship,
you're the dude.

I don't know
what that's supposed to mean.

I'm actually the mature one here.

Which is another first for me.

But it's you...

...you're the one
who's afraid to share her feelings.

You're the one
who keeps pushing me away.

Well, surprise, surprise.

I'm in touch with my feminine side.

Maybe you should get in touch with
yours. Hope you liked the concert.

Matt...

What's with the face?
The faces. Who died?

Does this have anything
to do with Angela?

Patti, I made a mistake.

- Angela is not...
- No.

- She stole the drugs from the hospital.
- No!

She gave them to a dealer named
Mark Young to clear up a drug debt.

Your daughter
has a substance abuse problem.

That's not possible, Eli. You told me.

You said He told you...

I'm sorry, Patti.

You know I love Angie.
I didn't want to believe it, either.

Believe what?

You look me in the eye and
you tell me the truth, so help you God!

Am I on the witness stand now?

Did you talk to Sean Binder?
He's the one...

Stop lying!

Now, you need help, baby.

But first you need to stop lying.

OK, Mom.

Your daughter's a drug addict.

She loves getting high.

This is not you. This isn't you.

How would you know, Mom?

You don't know anything about me.

All you ever saw
was what you wanted me to be,

needed me to be.

God! The pressure
you put on me to be perfect.

"I'm not raising ordinary kids."

Like you're so special.
You're a damn secretary.

Yes, I'm a secretary,

who worked my ass off, taking crap,

year after year, weekends, nights

so you could get opportunities
I never even dreamed of.

I didn't ask for any of it.

You didn't have to ask for it.
I'm your mother.

I didn't ask for that, either.

If you were half the mother
you think you are...

...you would know how unhappy I am.

How unhappy I've been for a long time.

But you didn't want to see it.

Because of your own problem, Mom.

I guess this apple
didn't fall far from the tree.

Patti?

What did she mean, by...

She meant both of us
never needed you more,

and were never more wrong

to put our faith in you.

Eli?

Hey. I thought I was the only one here.

You're here late.

I prefer the office
to be empty before I indulge

in my obsession
with Internet backgammon.

And why are you burning
the midnight oil?

Patti.

I've been trying her all night.
She doesn't pick up. Or won't.

She has your home number, I'm sure.

I used to think
that nothing could get to her.

But today she was...

...she was gotten to.

I'm not in the habit
of breaking confidences, Eli.

But you know I love Patti
as much as you do.

And given the manner and magnitude
of her daughter's troubles,

you should know something.

She has a problem, too?

Yes. Alcohol was her particular vice.

Was? You mean past tense?

To my knowledge.
Years ago, before you joined the firm.

Back when she was my secretary.

Her work had deteriorated,
when she even came to work.

One afternoon, I received
a phone call from a local bar.

Patti had overstayed her welcome.

I went down there
and found her inebriated.

I told her she had
to get help or I'd fire her.

So she got help, then?

I believe the term is "dry",
not "sober."

She just stopped drinking.

And you think that
what's happening with Angela

has maybe...
pushed her off the wagon?

I think recovery programs
give addicts tools

to rely on to get them
through difficult times, tools...

...Patti may not have.

You don't remember the name
of that bar, do you?

Why do I get the feeling
you're not just going to the gym?

Get away from me, Keith.

You gonna send Eli the bond he'll
forfeit when you jump bail?

How about an address so your mom knows
which morgue to collect your body at?

I'm not going to prison.

You think that's the worst thing
that can happen to you? Wrong.

You take off,
things are only gonna get worse.

Your mom's right.
You are not yourself right now.

So tell me, which Angela
do you want to be?

The druggie who blames
her mother for her mistakes?

Or the woman with brains and spirit,

who scored a scholarship
to the best med school in the state?

The woman I know
can find her way through this.

All the lies you told,
I never believed you.

But that's not the same
as not believing in you.

This is not court, Keith. OK?

A pretty speech is not gonna fix this.

No. And you've got a lot to fix.

But I know you can.

So stop trying to prove me wrong.

[man] What can I get for you?

Her tab.

Well, it's been a long time
since a man bought me a drink.

How gallant.

So did Jordan open his big mouth

or did God send a vision
I needed a designated driver?

Billy Ocean's got that hit
about driving a car.

How many times
did I talk to you about my father?

About his drinking problem?
Why did you think I wouldn't understand?

I am not a drunk, Eli.

In case you haven't noticed,
I am having a bad week.

I don't need you coming here, uninvited,

trying to make me feel worse when I'm
trying to make myself feel better.

So how's that working out for you?

- My daughter...
- Is in trouble.

A world of it.

She has a drug problem.
And she may go to prison.

She needs you now. But not like this.

She was right, Eli.

It's... it's my fault.

I pushed her too much.

And look at me.

I'm a fraud.

I am a fraud.

She must have felt so alone.

I left my baby alone.

This isn't her fault.

None of it. It's mine.

Eli...

...she's innocent.

I've been angry...

...and confused.

Real angry.

But I'm not anymore.

Because...

Because I get it now.

Of all the people that I've been asked
to help, all those strangers...

...now I get to help
someone that I love.

Oh...

And I really want to help you, Patti.

But you've got to want my help.

[Keith] Probation.

Following rehab.

Two thousand hours
community service at the free clinic

in the Mission District.

- But no jail?
- No jail.

What about medical school?

Golden State won't take her back.

But if Angela really wants
to be a doctor, she'll find a way.

How did you manage all this, Eli?

When I was a public defender,
I represented a bad guy

accused of cutting up his girlfriend.

Jarrells was the DA. The cops couldn't
find the knife. I got the case tossed.

What has that got
to do with Angela's case?

The cops recently received
an anonymous tip

with the knife's whereabouts.

The DA was grateful.

So we accept the terms?

Yes. Yes.

Thank you. Both.

Thank you.

Well...

I'm so sorry for what I said.

I didn't mean those things.

It's OK, even if you did.

Some of it is true.

I love you, Angela.

So much, my teeth hurt sometimes.

OK. You're not a child anymore.

And I cannot fix all of your problems.

Especially when I have
some big ones of my own.

So maybe we help each other.

You were right about Angela.
The whole time.

I should have trusted your instincts.

Who could blame you?
It's hard to compete with the big guy.

Yeah.

Maybe God could be
a little less indirect next time.

Actually, I meant John Lennon.

I tell you though, what I wouldn't give
to see what you see.

Just once.

Eli, care to join me for dinner?

Oh... actually...

...I'm going on a blind date.

Makes sense.

I appear to have run out of daughters
and associates for you to romance.

Are you OK?

It's just I've noticed,
lots of late nights

and you've got nothing better to do
than grab a bite with me?

Ellen and I have separated.

Wow.

Sorry. Is there anything I can do?

A tale of woe for another night.

You have someone waiting.

- Yeah.
- Eli, when you and I do grab a bite,

it won't be because
I have nothing better to do.

[footsteps]

You're speechless.
That's gotta be a first.

I think we've said, or not said,
all there is to say. Or not say.

What you said last night, couldn't have
been easy taking a chance like that.

And I'm sorry, I am so sorry,
I couldn't take that leap with you.

Like you said,
you can't say what you don't feel.

No, but I should've said
what I am feeling.

I should have said that I...

...don't know if I love you... yet.

There's a reason
no one's ever written a hit song called

I Don't Know If I Love You Yet.

[sighs]

I'm my father's daughter, Matt.

Sharing my feelings with someone
is very difficult for me.

And the one time I actually did
truly open my heart to someone,

he broke off our engagement.

And then came The Dowd.

A guy I didn't even think I'd give
a drawer to in my apartment, and...

...it's taken me a while
to make that switch.

But I'm making it.

I only know one thing,
that you and me...

...but especially me...

...we're never gonna survive unless...

...we get a little crazy.

How'd you...

I know people who know people who know
Maggie who knows people who know Seal.

Forget like. I think I love you.

What's the point
of being a disgustingly rich heiress

if you can't do stuff like this, right?

Now, this is epic. Thank you.

Are there any newcomers with us tonight?

Welcome.

- [Eli] Hi.
- Hi.

Sorry I'm late. I'm Eli.

- I'm Ashley.
- Hi, Ashley.

- Have you been waiting long?
- No, not at all.

- You look beautiful.
- Thank you.