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I know enough to bury Joey Armstrong.

Joey put a bug in your car.

I want something real, Ashley. Something with roots.

Something that we can find out together.

Can you just hold me tonight?

We're friends.

Hayley never had an ultrasound?

[shrieks]

Oh, my God! Somebody!

-Tell me, baby, are you okay? -I lost the baby.

NAOMI: Why did you pretend

to have an ultrasound?

Is my dad mourning a baby

that never existed in the first place?

I swear, there was a baby.

Hanging with a Dupree-in-law sure does have its benefits.

Working out here is way better

than the crap gym by my apartment.

Thanks for the passes. Two days in a row, at that.

Come on, man. You know my philosophy.

Health is wealth.

Well, I'm glad I joined you 'cause I'm starting to think

maybe you've been taking it easy in there.

Says the man that's gonna need a walker to get around tomorrow.

How many kettlebell squats did you do? That's insane.

Nah, I'll be fine. I got some time

to bounce back before the tri,

and since this is my first one, I want to make sure

I come in feeling super solid.

Wait, are you serious?

The triathlon starts, like, tomorrow.

Oh, you're for real.

Is that why you were going so hard?

I gotta give it my all.

What are you, a self-help manual?

People train for these kind of things for months.

And don't you need a coach?

Not if you have a training plan, which I do.

And where'd you get that from, Triathlons"R"Us?

Laugh all you want, but I'm doing it.

I have to tell you something.

If it's about the Evans chart, I already put it in.

No, this is not about work.

Is this relationship advice?

Now, you know I'm not the one

to get all up in everybody's business.

[laughs]

What is it, Shanice?

It's about Andre.

This is gonna be awkward,

but I saw him at the Articulettes concert.

Why would that be awkward?

Seems like he was with a date?

Um, Dani Dupree?

Yeah, I know all about their thing.

Oh.

Good.

Because I know you said you and Andre

weren't a couple, but I wasn't really sure.

And if you were, I know there's no way

you're putting up with that type of nonsense.

[laughs]

What's this about?

I hope I wasn't snoring.

No.

But when you do,

I promise it's the cutest little, petite, girly style.

Listen, I remember.

You warned me that when you stopped being quite so...

available... that I would know what it meant.

Do you, now?

With me sleeping in your bed, and you out here on the sofa?

I'm guessing you and Ashley are more than friends.

It's not only about Ashley.

I've actually had a couple

"come to Jesus" moments with myself lately.

Do tell.

I think I'm realizing that I might want to settle down.

I don't know, stay in one place for a while,

start building a life.

Does "building a life" include a someone?

Yeah, I think it would.

And is that someone Ashley?

Maybe.

It's too soon to say, honestly.

But my someone was never gonna be you...

...was it?

No.

♪ ♪

[metal clattering]

[groans]

What in the world is going on in here?

I...

I knocked Martin's water bottle off the table.

He leaves his stuff everywhere.

Never could break him of that.

And where you off to in such a rush

that you couldn't say goodbye to your wife?

Uh...

Well, you're up early.

And in a meeting.

This is Sammy.

He's the very good Samaritan who took me

to the hospital yesterday.

Oh. Well, in that case, thank you very much.

I'm glad you were there to help my wife.

I appreciate it.

No, I just did what anybody would have.

I just stopped by to return Mrs. Hamilton's phone and purse.

In all the commotion, I ended up with them.

Oh. I see.

Mrs. Hamilton was just telling me that, sadly....

...you lost your baby.

-I'm so sorry. -BILL: Yeah.

Yeah, it's been difficult. For both of us.

Well, I'll get going.

Please, take care.

I will. Thank you again.

Well, I guess

I'm gonna head upstairs and get back in bed.

Oh, whoa, babe. Hey.

How are you doing? Hmm?

For real?

I...

Not so good.

Oh, come here. Come here.

I'm pretty sure I shared that medical study

that says husbands

who kiss their wives goodbye in the morning...

Live an average of five years longer.

Yes, I do remember that.

Mm-hmm, so why

would you risk your life in this way?

Well, I don't have an alternate study,

but I'm pretty sure husbands who wake their wives

from a deep slumber have significantly shorter lifespans.

[laughs]

Touché, my darling. Touché.

So, where are you off to this morning?

Have you forgotten?

There's a new semester about to start at Banneker.

Oh, of course I knew it was sometime around now.

Well, I've got annual administrative paperwork to do

and several meetings to attend.

I don't recall so many meetings this time last year.

You're right, but what with the concert

and everything that Martin's been dealing with,

and us right there with him,

a lot of things got rescheduled,

so we got a lot of catching up to do.

Not to mention, writing the syllabus

for my 20th-century politics class.

[door opens]

Good morning, folks.

Oh. Good morning.

Am I now the latest riser in this entire family?

[laughs] I just took Martin for a walk,

but he went straight to his office afterwards,

so I thought I'd come check up

on the two of you before going home.

Unless this is a bad time.

Oh, no. I'm sure your mother would love

to hear from you how Martin's coming along.

But sadly,

I have to get to the campus.

I'm late for a meeting.

Mm. How's that?

Better.

[door closes]

Everything okay?

You ever get that feeling when someone

is not quite saying everything?

Your father has been

very evasive about the meetings he has this morning.

Not that I'm implying he's tipping out or anything.

No, no, Daddy is certainly not Ted. Or Bill.

He's obviously not sneaking off to go see some other woman.

I mean, that's laughable, Mama.

Well, he is handsome and charming enough

to get any woman he wants.

He sure is. But he already has you.

This is what the texts were about?

Why you wanted to see me?

To tell me about you and Ashley?

Except my timing was bad.

I'm sorry, I didn't know about Hayley's miscarriage.

And I didn't mean to pile on you

when you were already going through that.

You didn't pile on,

you set aside what was going on with you

to help me through yet another crisis.

Man, you got a gift.

-A gift? -Yeah,

for catching me when I'm spiraling.

I think I might miss that more than the sex.

-[scoffs] -The thrilling,

breathtaking, electrifying sex.

Cheers to us.

You sure know how to make a man feel skilled.

But, Dani, even though we're putting ourselves

in each other's friend zone,

I can still be your sounding board.

[laughs] You might want to check with your new girlfriend

before making that offer. Ashley might

have some thoughts on the subject.

Well, she's not my girlfriend.

We've been on a few dinners, that's it.

Taking it slow.

Ashley's just coming off of a breakup,

and I don't believe she's the ball and chain

-that you imagine. -Says the man

who has never, ever been tied down.

Listen, girlfriends--

excuse me, slow-burning relationships, mm-hmm--

require time and attention.

You've been a free bird.

It'll be fascinating to see how

you adjust to life here on Earth.

I know you think that Ashley and I don't have

a snowball's chance in hell of making it,

but we actually do have a connection.

And she's free now to explore that.

I don't want to miss my chance of seeing where that might lead.

I'm pretty sure I know exactly where it's gonna lead,

but you might surprise me, babycakes.

Hey, you know I hate nicknames.

Yes, I do.

That's why I gave you one.

But really, for your sake, Andre...

I hope things with Ashley work out.

You... really mean that?

Of course not,

but my parents taught me manners.

Okay. [chuckles]

So, do you want to stay? Um...

I can cook you breakfast.

No, thank you.

I've put it off long enough.

It's time to face Bill and Hayley.

I'm so unbearably sad,

and I know you are, too.

-Yeah. -We gotta tough this out,

-I guess. -Oh, Hayley.

I'm just grateful

that I'm not alone.

Yeah, yeah,

but I don't have anywhere else to be

until much later, okay?

-Okay. -Hey, have you

had anything to eat?

No, but I-I couldn't. I...

Baby, I just want to crawl under the covers

and get some sleep, okay?

Okay.

Come here.

Listen, man, before you get fully obsessed in all this

triathlon stuff, don't you think you should

reach out to Ashley first?

It's over, okay?

So let's just stick a fork in that

and call it a day.

She finally admitted that

it's Andre who she's into.

Oh, man.

I know that had to hurt.

-I'm sorry to hear that, bro. -Yeah, whatever.

It's time to really move on.

I come in peace.

Fresh-baked oatmeal raisin cookies.

I'll share them with the staff.

[sighs]

You're mad at me.

I'll still share them.

I shouldn't have encouraged

Derek to talk to you one more time.

I just thought--

I know what you thought, Mom,

but it really wasn't any of your business.

It still isn't.

I thought if the two of you could, you know,

sit together and work it out...

Yeah, I know, but that's the problem.

You're not in our relationship,

and when you put yourself in a relationship,

it just makes it harder on everyone.

I'm sorry. I just kept remembering

the two of you and how happy you were

together before.

Yeah, we were.

Then we moved in together and everything was a disaster.

And I've already explained all of this to you.

[sighs]

So, you gotta just...

-let it go. -I will,

and I've accepted that this is your decision to make.

Thanks, Mom. Look,

we have always been close,

and I have always been able to confide in you,

and I don't want that to change, okay?

Me, either.

And, if you think Andre is really that special,

then I'm willing to give him a chance.

Okay, why do you have to give him a chance?

Isn't this my life?

Of course. Of course it is. It just--

Mom, Andre and I are not getting together.

Thanks for letting me in.

I'm sure you thought twice about it.

I am too drained to fight, Dani.

I'm not here for that.

And I won't stay long, I just...

I know how painful and difficult this time is for the two of you,

and I wanted to say how sorry I am.

Mm, okay. Well, Hayley's upstairs getting some rest.

I'll let her know you stopped by.

I'm not sure how much comfort that will be to her.

I haven't given Hayley much reason to believe

my condolences are sincere.

Not after I...

Accused her of faking her pregnancy.

I would give anything

to not have said what I did,

and if you hold me responsible for what happened,

I understand.

Why would I blame you?

I'm sure Hayley told you what happened.

No. What? I don't know what you mean.

We were arguing at the restaurant

right before she started miscarrying.

Hayley tripped and fell at my office yesterday.

Okay? It wasn't that serious,

and I doubt it had anything to do with the miscarriage,

but even that's more likely than it being caused

by an all-too-familiar argument with you.

At this point, arguing is your love language.

I wouldn't go that far.

Look, Dani,

I don't know if we'll ever find out

how this all happened,

okay?

Or if there was even

a specific cause. I mean,

does it really matter?

We had an appointment this morning for a second ultrasound.

We were supposed to be at the hospital right now, and...

You know, I missed the first one.

Just wanted to be there and see him, you know?

Just... count the little fingers and toes.

I just wanted to see him.

Forgive me, sweetie, but I thought I remembered

you saying that you were very open to dating Andre.

Wasn't that what you told me the last time that we talked?

Yes, I... I remember you were saying

the possibility of you traveling with him.

Those were daydreams, Mom. Nothing serious.

You know, I think the best thing for me to do right now

is just take a break from men and dating altogether.

I like what I do. I'm just gonna focus on my job

and this career.

There's a path here that's at least predictable.

I can build my own future,

instead of looking at someone else

to bring me the world.

I love hearing you talk this way.

It's like I've always said,

women need to be able to count on themselves first.

Yeah.

At one point during the concert, I looked around at all the faces

of your kids, grandkids, great grands cheering you on.

Oh, I was so overcome with love.

What a performance.

And for them to get to see it live,

it's an experience of a lifetime.

I'll admit, it was a thrill,

getting back up on that stage again.

It took a lot to bring that show together,

but Sharon, Tracy and I, we overcame our issues

big and small, and we made it happen.

You sure did.

-With both force and grace. -Aw.

It was amazing.

And that tribute you made to your friend,

the group member that passed away, Barbara?

Yeah, Barbara.

How did that come across in the audience?

It was so moving.

Really? Us up on stage, it was so emotional.

It felt... transformative.

I think the audience felt the same way.

Ever since the three of us reconnected,

we've been trying to rebuild our friendship.

But there was a lot holding us back.

Tension, mistrust, betrayal.

Even all the years that have passed.

But somehow, when we symbolically invited Barbara

back on stage with us, it all melted away.

In the cradle of that beautiful

healing music, we rocked each other into forgiveness.

Mother, that's wonderful.

And you know what surprised me more?

Was I could finally forgive myself.

For what?

For the breakup of the group.

And.... and so much more.

I didn't realize you held on to so much of that

or took it so personally.

Yeah, I did.

I didn't think I'd ever be able to let it go,

but when I did...

it was like a physical sensation,

like a weight lifting off of me.

I've had patients describe self-forgiveness

in the same way.

I am so glad you didn't give up.

But, you know, your dad deserves a lot of the credit.

He kept pushing me

to keep my eye on the prize.

And that concert was amazing and wonderful, but...

it was not the only prize.

Self-forgiveness matters more than most people realize.

You know, a year ago,

even six months,

you know, the idea of more kids just...

simply wasn't in the cards, you know?

Hayley and I were happy.

Naomi and Chelsea, grown.

Hayley, she didn't have

a burning desire to become a mother.

What changed?

She had a false alarm.

You know, Hayley was late, and for a moment,

a brief moment, when we thought that maybe she was pregnant,

even my own reaction surprised me.

How?

Well, it got me to thinking about

how you and I raised our girls. You know?

I know you remember how busy I was all the time.

You know, building my practice,

making my reputation.

I was the new high-profile defense attorney

in demand all over the country.

I practically let you and your family

raise Naomi and Chelsea, you know?

Well, that was the deal we made with each other.

You remember me coming home from business trips?

I do.

Oh, man.

The girls would come running into my arms,

shouting, "Daddy's home."

Clinging to my legs.

They would just laugh and laugh,

and holding onto me tight as I marched them around the room.

-They adored you. -Yeah.

Even though I wasn't that present in their lives.

But somehow, I just... I thought I was killing it.

You know, just...

-I was this phenomenal dad. -Bill,

compared to your own father--

Well, hey, that's a hell of a low bar.

You know, when the girls got older,

you know, I was there for the big things,

You know, most of them, anyway.

What are the things you think you missed?

Bedtime stories.

And walks in the park, rides to school.

I just didn't...

realize and appreciate how much I was giving up.

You know, it's that day to day, when the parent and the kids,

that's when the real bonding starts, you know?

That's when the kids tell you all the important stuff,

you know? You know,

who they like or who the mean girls are,

And what kind of music they like.

Yeah. Yeah, you get it.

And now, all these years later...

[sighs]

...I-I don't have the relationship with our girls

I always assumed that I would.

Hayley and this baby...

...this was supposed to be my second chance, you know?

My chance to try it again and get it right this time.

You know, to be the father that I was supposed to be

for Naomi and Chelsea, man.

This kid was gonna get so much attention.

And I could already envision it,

and that's why, Dani, it's just hit me

so hard.

More than I thought it would. Okay? Just...

Bill.

Oh, hey, uh...

Babe, Dani just stopped by to offer her condolences.

Of course. It's clear. I... I get it.

We suffered a horrible loss.

I mean, what other reason would Dani be here

than to express her sympathy?

I also came to apologize.

I came at you yesterday.

-Huh. Just yesterday? -DANI: Of course

that's not the only time.

Every time I accused you of faking your pregnancy,

it was ridiculous and hurtful.

I'm ashamed of myself for doing it.

Well, you picked the right day to apologize, Dani,

because I simply don't have the energy

to lay into you the way that you deserve.

So, once again, the slate gets wiped clean,

and you get to go on with your life

as if nothing happened, while the rest of us

are left to pick up the pieces.

Again, I'm so sorry for what the two of you

are going through.

I've taken up enough of your time.

Thank you for stopping by, Dani.

Baby, I am so sorry.

I know you didn't expect

to walk in and see Dani here.

I meant to get her in and out before you went to--

It's fine.

-Yeah. -It's not.

I can tell.

Well, would you mind getting me another cup of

tea, please?

Yeah.

Makes me really sad to think that you've carried around

so much weight as a result of Barbara

getting pushed out of the group.

For all of those years,

unable to do anything to make it right?

Oh, actually, I did do something.

I set up a trust and designated Barbara's family

as the beneficiaries.

The idea was to provide the amount of money

Barbara would have earned if she had continued

with the Articulettes,

and it has been invested wisely.

But it's a blind trust

to keep my identity and my involvement

completely out of the picture.

So the family has no idea

who their mysterious benefactor is?

No one has ever reached out to me.

And that account just received

a fresh infusion of money because

my share of the proceeds from the concert went in as well.

So that means everyone who bought a ticket

to your concert contributed to Barbara's legacy.

-Mm-hmm. -Mother, that is so lovely.

Hey, Shanice, um, do you mind if I borrow

your coworker for a second?

Up to her.

It'll only take a minute.

-Tough day? -It shows, huh?

Yeah, it's a little tense,

but it's okay.

I can do something about that.

This is for you.

Don't worry, it's not expensive.

And I'm not giving it to you

to pressure you about anything.

It's yours to keep, no matter what you decide

about the two of us.

Here.

I remember you asked for the photo.

You said that you wanted to see how life would unfold

and all the beauty that comes from it when it happens.

Yeah, I remember that night.

I remember everything

you told me about Paris

and about your life

and how you want to live it.

I remember everything you said,

pretty much word for word.

-Okay. -I mean, I was practically ready

to run off to Paris with you then.

Hey, there's another reason I stopped by, okay?

I wanted to let you know that I had, um... a talk

with the other woman that I was involved with.

I had thetalk.

I explained to her that we could no longer be together.

-You talked? -Yeah.

I mean, it wasn't the easiest conversation,

but she knew something was up.

Oh, I'm sure.

Yeah.

It actually went better than expected.

I told her that we could no longer be together

and I was ready for something more, something real.

Something honest.

Yes.

Yeah.

Okay. Uh...

Look, I really hope that you find that with someone

someday. Really.

But it's not gonna be with me.

[scoffs]

Sit with me. Please.

I know you're grieving just as much as I am.

-It aches. -Yeah.

And I understand you'd want to talk

to someone about that. I just wish

it hadn't been Dani, but--

And it shouldn't have been. You're right.

Not when you already told me

that sometimes you feel threatened by her, so...

I hope you never shared that private tidbit with Dani.

No. No, I didn't.

I wouldn't.

No, we just...

We were just talking about when the girls were young, you know?

Some of the old stories, that's all.

Hmm.

Yeah, I thought we'd have

those kind of memories too, someday.

We will, Hayley.

You can set them up 4:00 next week.

-Thanks. -[door opens]

Honey, what's the matter?

Hi.

I am pathetic in more ways than I can even count.

Hey, don't talk about my sister like that.

Well...

...why do you even love me?

For a million reasons. Times ten.

You shouldn't, you know?

This is gonna be a lot to unpack.

Okay.

Tell your sissy everything.

I'm so glad you could tear yourself away from Banneker.

Well, when I heard who called, I knew I had to be here.

When was the last time we laid eyes on him?

Oh, it's been years.

VERNON: And there he is.

Devon.

Welcome to Fairmont Crest.

Miss Anita. Senator Dupree.

No formalities needed amongst friends.

-Please, sit. -Thank you very much.

It is really good to see you both again.

I'm gonna try to keep my cool this time.

I remember when my dad introduced us at Indigo.

I was extremely nervous.

Well, that club was jumping.

It certainly was jumping, yes.

And I remember he tried to get you to go up on stage,

but you weren't having it.

As I recall, you didn't want

to bump the scheduled singer.

That's right.

I remember that feeling.

Backstage, ready to go on,

and a bigger act swoops in and takes your spot.

-Oh. -I never wanted another

performer to feel that way.

-Oh. -But, oh, how we miss Neil.

-Yeah. -His smile,

his big heart,

his love of music.

I know. There's not a day that goes by

that I don't think about him.

And you certainly were one of his favorites.

I always knew that man had good taste.

He certainly did.

So, how's your family?

My family couldn't be better.

They're great. How are the Duprees?

Keeping it interesting.

Yeah? I know that's right.

I know you know, with your family tree.

Yes, I know all too well.

No, but really, I do appreciate you both

meeting me on such short notice.

Well, your call was both intriguing and cryptic.

Well, that's because I wanted to make sure

we were face to face when I presented you

with what I think is a mind-blowing proposition.

You already made your decision, didn't you?

What, you don't want to see me anymore?

That's right. Uh...

for all the reasons we already talked about.

Remind me.

If I'm going to be with someone,

I have to feel like I can trust them.

What, you don't think you can trust me?

Is it because of my past

or my reputation as being some kind of player?

Look, can we just say that we have different values

and we could just leave it at that?

I don't see how our values are all that different.

Ashley, I realize that my past was what it was,

but I told you that I'm willing to make some changes,

even excited to, if that means we can be together.

Okay, you have to just accept my decision, Andre.

So, you want to stop before we even start?

You don't want to give us a chance?

Look, I really appreciate all that you did for me, okay?

You-you helped me get through my breakup with Derek,

and you... you got me to see what a life on my own could be,

and I could never have done that without you.

So this was just another transitional relationship.

And I thought I was done with those.

-Look, I understand. -Nah, no.

You can keep it.

I really can't.

Okay.

All right.

If you weren't ready to take things to the next level

with Andre, then being honest with him

was the right thing to do.

But why I did it is what's so awful.

I couldn't move forward with Andre because...

...because--

Of Bill.

How pathetic is that?

I just went to see him to offer my condolences.

Condolences? For what?

Hayley had a miscarriage.

-Oh, no. That's terrible. -Yeah.

And they're both grieving really hard.

You know what that's like.

Oh, I do. It is so painful.

While I was there,

Bill and I had some time alone for a little while.

And he shared with me things I don't think

he's ever even said out loud.

About how he was during our marriage

and how he missed so much time with the kids.

I see.

You caught one of those fleeting glimpses

of the man that you fell in love with.

Yeah.

And, God help me...

...the man I still love.

I don't know when the doctors will tell me

it's safe to get pregnant again.

And even then, this was so traumatic.

Okay, well,

I wasn't trying to pressure you, baby.

You know? Just comfort you.

Getting pregnant again is totally your decision.

Okay? And if you need to take a break,

we can just put everything on hold.

Mm.

Well, don't forget about that college fund you set up.

You probably should pull the money out

so you can invest it somewhere else.

No, mm-mm. I'm gonna leave it right where it is.

I'm not giving up on us having a baby,

even if we do have to take our time.

And as far as the fund goes,

I don't know, I'll probably add more to it.

Maybe another 100K or so.

Why would you do that?

To show you how confident I am

that this is still going to happen for us.

You have my attention.

So, I live-streamed the reunion concert,

and I was just completely blown away.

And when you performed "Lovin' You," I knew

right then and there that I had my next platinum project

for my jazz label.

Winter's Mood. I'm familiar.

Are you offering Anita a recording contract?

I absolutely am offering her

a recording contract. And we would share

executive producing credit, but you would have

complete creative control.

And that's over production style,

over featured artists, track selection.

Just... the entire vision would be yours to mold.

So, what do you say to that?

Well, Devon, I'm flattered,

but I don't have the bandwidth to record,

let alone produce an album at the moment.

Perhaps you should take a couple of days and consider.

Family first.

I need to be here.

If location is an issue, you know,

we could book a studio in D.C.

Now, you and I both know there's more to an album

than just standing in front of a mic.

Of course, but, I mean,

is there anything that I can say to change your mind?

I'm afraid not.

However...

...how would you feel about two out of three Articulettes?

I'm listening.

Tracy and Sharon, their voices are as good as ever,

and they deserve this opportunity.

And if they agree,

I'd be willing to be a featured artist on a track or two.

Okay. And that would shift us

from jazz to R&B, but I love the idea.

So, yeah, let's...

let's talk about this.

Oh, I don't think she's through yet.

We should start by re-releasing "Let's Get Closer,"

but add Barbara's vocals.

Barbara's vocals? Really? That's the fourth Articulette.

She's not on the masters, though, is she?

No, but we have several demos

featuring the four of us. We used to send them

to record labels, hoping to get discovered.

And our family archivist is digitizing all of them.

Wow. I mean, that's...

that's perfect, because then I could isolate her vocals

and layer them into the mix.

-Exactly. -Yeah.

Wow.

Um, I would love

to speak with Sharon and Tracy sooner than later

and get something moving so we can take advantage of

the heat from this concert.

Great, I will get you their info and also their agents'.

They will be so happy to hear from you.

I think we have a plan.

Um, I wish that I could stick around

and catch up more with you guys,

but duty calls. I have to take off.

But, uh, if you find yourselves in Genoa City,

please stop by and check out the Neil Winters Jazz Lounge

in the Athletic Club.

We'll be sure to do that.

-And maybe perform a set. -[laughs]

-We'll see. -Okay, I'll take it.

-Vernon. -So glad

to see you again, Devon.

Hey, it's an honor and a privilege.

-And Miss Anita. -Oh, we're family now.

Families don't shake hands, we hug.

Oh, let's hug.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

You both take care.

See you.

I'm excited for you, love.

I'm excited for my sisters.

Especially Barbara.

Devon Winters.

Dani Dupree.

I just offered your mom a record deal,

-and she turned me down. -Hmm.

You think you can put in a good word for me?

Sure, but when my mother says no,

set in stone.

-I guess it's my loss. -It is.

It's good to see you.

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