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Previously on Falcon Crest. Paco Burnett's in a deal, man. Now, you be a

little boy and you tell us where he is. I don't know where he is.

Maybe we can help you remember.

Don't make the mistake of confusing Lance with the Prince, or think that my

mother will ever let you get your foot in the door at Falcon Crest.

I'm not going to give Lance up, Richard.

All these years, Mercedes raised Lisa's her own. Lisa is mine.

You gave her up.

You made a fool of me. I felt so bad, so guilty because I lied to you. I'll need

more time to figure you out. Will you marry me, Emma Cooley?

And tonight.

I foresee a disaster, Daniel.

The wedding is off.

He doesn't want to marry me. I've got news for you, Lance Compson.

I'm Pila Ortega, all grown up.

And you're not good enough for me.

Your mother is going to find out about the blind company.

Angela will find out what we want her to find out. The consortium's made up of a

few Hispanics. They've got a lot of ambition, but there's no way they can

your know -how.

Where are they getting the money?

That's what I want to know.

Keep jabbing.

He drops his hand.

Crack! Oh, it's a left hit. Oh, he's out. He's going. Yes, he's out. One,

back. Two, three, four, five. You expecting somebody?

Six, seven,

eight, nine, ten. He's out. What a wimp.

Hey. Hi.

Come on in.

I'm sorry to drop by like this. No apologies necessary.

I...

I thought I'd teach him a couple of moves, you know?

Get the gang bothering him again? Sounds like a great idea.

They can survive a lesson.

Gabrielle needs to get up off the floor now.

Don't you guys have some homework to do or something?

No. Look, I'm sorry I broke this up, but you guys are having such a great time.

I'll see you tomorrow.

We're having a better time.

I was just passing the old gritty warehouse.

On Bly Street?

Yeah, the abandoned one? It would make a terrific temporary site until the new

Channing Community Center was built.

That place is in pretty bad shape.

We could fix it up.

Bring it up to code.

Will you rent it to us? Let us use it until we get a permanent place, that is.

I'm going to have to check with the lawyers first, but I think it'll be all

right.

Great. Listen, I'm about to start dinner. Why don't you stay?

Oh, I don't know.

Come on.

You look like you could use some cheering up.

Emma, why haven't you brought Daniel over before?

It is so pleasant to sit around and talk about books and wine.

Is there anything else worth talking about?

Oh, Mother, you and Daniel are going to have lots of time to talk about whatever

you want.

We're going to be married.

Well, I... I had no idea.

I thought you were in love with Daniel Cabot.

Well, yes. You know, uh...

I was wrong. I was in love with Daniel Young the whole time.

Well, I'm glad you found out the mistake before it was too late.

Charlie, would you bring us some champagne, please? We have to celebrate.

Yes, Miss Channing.

I wish you much happiness, Emma. Oh, thank you, Charlie.

Now, we have to have a party.

Mother, please. Well, I mean, Daniel has to meet the family and we have to meet

his family. Actually, I have no family. None living, that is. Well, we have

enough to go around.

Now the wedding.

Ah, that is going to be at Falcon Crest.

With just the family and a few of our close friends and some of our friends

the valley.

Mother, we were thinking of something much simpler.

Emma. You are marrying R .D. Young, not that ridiculous butler.

Garth, what would you say my average was of sniffing out rats?

Oh, I would say 100%, sir.

You are a true diplomat.

You know, the night the Herald was tracked, Tommy Ortega said he'd been in

motorcycle accident. Now, I want you to take a good look at this piece of fine

machinery, Garth, and give me your observations.

Well, this motorcycle was never in an accident, sir. Ah.

No, it wasn't.

I want to know all about Tommy Ortega, who he hangs out with, who his friends

are, who his enemies are. Yes, sir. All right, but you can start in the morning.

Meanwhile, come on in and have a glass of champagne.

All work and no play makes a very dull fellow, I hear.

I do not want to spoil Mrs. Chenning's weird time, sir.

All right.

Good evening, Dustin Hero.

Oh, that's it. Hey. It's done. How you doing, Hector? I'll run it down to the

New Globe.

Good, because they're holding the press. It's now got a little time. Really?

Yeah, I just don't want to... Thanks for coming through for us.

Hey, I appreciate it. Thanks. Bye -bye.

That was Goldman's Hardware.

He's going to take out an ad with us.

Fabulous. That's our third Hispanic advertiser. Thanks to you. You're

at this. Thank you. Hey, tell me.

Aren't we head of the advertising department?

Um, what advertising department?

You're it.

Hi. Little champagne to celebrate the first edition. What a nice surprise. The

man even remembered.

You got it.

This is for me, I tell you. Didn't take long to get this place cleaned up. No,

the sheriff is by this afternoon questioning everybody. They still have

who wrecked the place. And you know what? I don't care. Because this edition

out and it is going to be terrific.

Everybody,

come on up. I want you all to have a glass of champagne because you're the

who did it. Thank you.

Congratulations. And I couldn't have done it without you. Congratulations,

everybody.

And a kiss. I mean,

I've deliberately arranged my

life so I don't have to do this sort of thing.

I'm not comfortable around people.

Daniel, you have to meet my family.

If I agreed to that, then it would be friends.

Next, it would be a big society wedding. I'd be trotted out and shown off like

Patty's prized pig.

It won't be like that, I promise.

The way it started with Karen. Just a small engagement party. Just a small

wedding. It was always just this once.

It never stopped. It ruined our marriage.

I can't change. I don't want to change.

Well, I don't want to change you.

Please try to understand. My family means so much to me. All I'm asking for

small, informal get -together.

You'll see. It'll be all right.

I love you.

And love is all we need.

Well, that's what all the books say.

Not my books, Emma.

Your books. Your books are morbid.

Morbid?

What's morbid?

Tommy, I keep telling you, those things are dangerous.

Hey, look, man, Raul's looking for you.

Don't worry, man, I can take care of Raul. Oh, yeah?

Well, when he couldn't find you, man, he came looking for me.

And look what happened.

Hey, how you doing?

Hey, man, we're going to take care of those vatos.

Sorry about them coming down on you.

Me and my homeboy, we're going to make it right.

Hey, look, man, I don't care what you're going to do. Just keep him away from

me. Do you understand?

Because whatever you're into, I don't want any part of it.

Tell me, you know, me and my homeboys, we're like family.

I like you. I want you to be part of the family. Hey, I'm sorry, man. That's

just not my scene, all right?

The same.

The same.

You having all the trouble while I'm having all the fun.

Think about it.

Hey, Dad.

You'll never get married again?

Why, are you tired of doing it again?

I'm not joking.

What brought that up?

I think Pilar likes you.

And I like Pilar, but that's a long way from marriage.

Dad, listen, I've been thinking about something.

Yeah?

I want to go to Italy.

I want to find my mother.

Uh -uh. No. Dad, why not?

I know my way around Europe. You know where they live. The answer is still no.

Dad, why don't you want me to find her? You don't know the Cellini's, Ben.

They're not nice people.

Your grandfather had me beaten up.

I don't want you getting involved with them. Okay, fine. I won't get involved

with them. You're not going to be able to avoid getting involved with them.

Dad, you can't stop me. I'm old enough. I can go if I want to. If you were

really old enough, we wouldn't be having this conversation.

Fine. Hey, where are you going? We're not finished here. I am.

Richard? I don't believe it.

How did you manage to track me down in here?

Well, that wasn't difficult.

All right, Lou.

I guess that'll have to do for now.

Thank you.

And to what do I owe the pleasure of this visit?

Your sister's getting married.

Emma? To R .D. Young.

He's a very nice man.

She seems very happy, and I must say, so am I. Well, I am, too.

That's delightful.

You didn't come here just to give me the good news.

No, I didn't, Richard.

I'm worried.

Oh? About Emma?

About the consortium.

Oh, a consortium's no match for you.

Well, they got Ramsey bottling away from me. And I understand tonight it's

Minnelli cork. Penny Annie stuff.

Yeah, separately. But they got the corks, they got the bottles.

Now, how long do you think it'll be before they go for the wine?

Angela, the consortium's made up of a few Hispanics. They've got a lot of

ambition, but there's no way they can match your know -how.

Where are they getting the money?

That's what I want to know.

And I want you to help me find out.

Hey,

where

you guys been? I've been waiting here for hours.

Hi, Lance. Hi, Gabriel.

Hey, you think you can get your sister to smile at me?

Yeah, well, it's hard to get Pilar to do anything she doesn't want.

See ya.

Take it easy.

You're wasting your time, Lance.

You've got nothing to say to each other. I just wanted to explain.

Yeah, I know.

She doesn't mean anything to you, right? She was just there, like Everest.

I don't care about Cookie Nash.

I don't care.

I care about you.

Same old Lance.

You got busy.

You know, Cookie showed up, one thing led to another, and it happened.

I'm sorry it happened, but it did.

And it's not important.

Except to me.

I'm not little Pilar anymore.

Good enough to play with until someone better comes along.

I got news for you, Lance Compson.

I'm Pilar Ortega, all grown up.

And you're not good enough for me.

Excuse me.

Now, Emma, we're back at Falcon Crest, just in time for your wedding.

What do you think?

Nice, it's nice.

Nice?

It's a miracle.

Mother, what do you think?

Mother, Daniel and I do not want a big wedding.

Oh, well, I agree.

It'll just be the family and a few friends and, of course, all of our

friends. Well, that would not be Daniel's idea of small.

What did he have in mind?

Just us and a judge.

And no family?

No Falcon Crest?

Mother, you don't know Daniel.

He is a very private person. He hated being here. In fact, he's already on his

way back to Mill Valley.

Oh, Emma.

You know, I've always dreamed that a daughter of mine would be married at

Crest.

Daniel is very shy.

I know that.

But he's intelligent, and he'll understand.

Now, this is very important to me, and I think it is to you, too.

If you didn't give the money to the consortium to buy Manelli Cork, then who

did? I have no idea, Mrs. Channing.

The bank was only involved in the loan for the trucking company.

There's really no way we could know about any of the consortium's subsequent

transactions. I thought you were their mentor.

No, I'm not.

Mrs. Channing, my connection really doesn't extend beyond that initial loan

transaction. Oh, glad to hear that.

I would hate to see your career threatened by a conflict of interest.

You don't have to worry about that.

Pilar, I worry about everything.

That's why I stay on top.

Mrs. Channing, I assure you I'll do everything in my power. That's very

interesting.

Miss Ortega, see what you've done?

No, I don't.

And frankly, I don't understand why the company is any of Angela Channing's

business. She's making it her business, that's why.

Look, why don't we talk about this later?

Like over dinner.

All right. Good.

Then I'll make a reservation at the spa or restaurant.

Say, about 8 o 'clock?

I was thinking about someplace a little less public.

Oh. Now, we don't want to give anyone the wrong impression, do we?

Besides, we have our business account at the spa.

Yeah, you're right.

Good.

I'll see you later.

You cannot improve upon perfection.

Richard, you always make me feel beautiful.

Even when my hairdress is out to get me. You are beautiful.

Thank you.

Hi.

Hi.

Sorry I'm late. I was cleaning out my desk.

Now, would anybody care for a small decorative object? Oh, it's lovely.

Yeah, it's lovely.

Where's Daniel? We've got reservations in 20 minutes.

Well, as it turns out,

Daniel, uh, is not up to dinner tonight.

Oh, well, that's too bad. I was looking forward to meeting this guy.

It is upsetting.

But, you know, Daniel is just not a social person.

Well, we'll just have to have our own party. Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

You two, uh, go by yourself. I'm just not in a partying mood.

Emma, this is about something else, isn't it?

Yeah. Hey, what's going on?

I'm so confused.

Mother really wants us to have a big wedding at Falcon Crest, and Daniel just

wants to run off and get married by a judge.

What do you want?

I just want to make Daniel happy.

Then you don't have any choice.

I just don't want to disappoint Mother.

She's so pleased about my marrying Daniel.

Finally, I have done something in my life that she approves of.

Well, Emma, you can't make them both happy.

So?

You've just got to please yourself.

Your dinner, Mr. Young.

Just leave it. Thank you, Harriet.

I thought you might be interested in seeing what's in today's New Globe.

I'm so pleased that you've decided to come out of your shell at last.

I foresee a disaster.

When do you ever foresee anything else?

After I spent all those years guarding your privacy.

If only I had known that you were a closet extrovert.

Just put them right there.

Thank you, Tim.

Oh, Daniel, you're so sweet.

I'm sorry, Emma.

It just won't work.

Thank you.

Oh, Justin, I'm so glad you believe me.

You don't think I'm crazy.

Everybody else does.

Well, someone has to protect the landowner's interest in the valley. If

who?

There's the Ortega girl with Philip Tindall.

Talk about the odd couple.

Wouldn't you know, Angela, Channing would be here.

I knew we should have gotten someplace more secluded.

Phil, there is no law against two business associates having dinner

Is there?

Yeah, you're right.

How about a little more wine?

Absolutely.

Hello, Cesar?

It's Lance.

Is Pilar home?

Okay, what'd you tell her I called?

Thank you.

What the hell are you doing here?

Looks like my timing's perfect. No, your timing's rotten.

I got a date with my grandmother and I'm late.

I know, your grandmother's having dinner with my father. And so am I.

Well, then you better get ready.

My father is very entertaining. I'm sure your grandmother won't be missing us.

My grandmother will not be amused if I'm even a half hour late.

Only a half hour?

Cookie, I'm usually a sucker for a grandstand play, but not tonight.

Get.

It was delicious.

I hope that makes up for all the dinners you've been eating at your desk.

I didn't think you even noticed.

When I heard you were being transferred to Tuscany from Chicago, I wondered if

you were someone who was going up the corporate ladder or down.

The first time I saw you, I spotted you as someone who was going places.

Someone with plans.

Well, I can help make those plans come true.

I've noticed just how eager you are to help me, Phil.

And I'd like to thank you.

Let's skip dessert.

Maybe we can go someplace where we can, you know, talk.

Ow! I am so sorry. It's all right. Don't worry about it. It's okay.

Mr. Tyndall, there's a telephone call for you. It's your wife. My wife?

How did she know I was here?

I don't know.

I'll take care of the bill. Yeah, okay.

You can put our business dinner on the office account.

Anytime, Miss Ortega.

I don't know what's holding Lance. He's never this late.

Hello, Miss Jenny.

Oh, hello.

Do you know Mr. Nash, the mayor of Tuscany?

This is Cookie's father.

Well, how do you do?

How do you do?

You remember Cookie, don't you?

I mean, the tall, beautiful blonde girl.

No, I'm afraid I don't.

Oh, well, of course you wouldn't.

Where did Phil run off to?

You two looked like you were talking some serious business.

Thinking it's serious business.

Oh, I know that.

Good night. It was very nice meeting you.

I'll be seeing you soon, Mrs. Channing.

I've been trying to reach you all night.

I would have thought you'd have other things on your mind.

He did. Damn.

You must be Cookie Nash.

Lance has told me an awful lot about you.

As a matter of fact, he refers to you as Everest.

Enjoy your dinner.

Now we haven't bought anything yet. Come on.

You can't get married in your underwear.

Oh, now isn't this gorgeous?

Maggie, let's go.

Emma, just look. Just take a look. It's not going to hurt. What do you think?

Too elaborate.

Can you be more specific?

No. Um, I think maybe a little less formal.

Thank you.

Maggie, I'm so tired. I want to go home.

Well, okay.

Oh, oh.

This is, Emma, this is perfect. Just, could you try this one on? No, no, no,

please. Just for me. Let's just go. You know what you are suffering from? You

are suffering from PMJ.

PMJ? What is PMJ?

PMJ is premarital jitters, and everybody gets them.

Now, just, could I have the veil?

Just try the veil on for me, okay? Here, let's see how this looks.

Excuse me.

Here.

Oh, Emma, Emma. You are going to make such a beautiful bride.

Oh, Maggie.

It's all off.

The wedding is off.

He doesn't want to marry me.

I'm so sorry.

You'll never find it.

It's a famous wine. I've got to have it.

There must be a zillion bottles in here. What are you going to do, look through

all of them? Yes.

Nuts, man. We're going to be here all day.

Here it is. Here it is. That's the Cellini label.

That's where they live in Italy.

That's my mother's family. I can't believe it.

Hey, Gabriel.

Still hanging around with this jerk?

And he's my friend. Leave us alone.

Maybe.

Maybe not.

But I want you to listen to me. I want you to deliver a message to your

Tell him I don't like cops hanging around my place asking questions.

What questions, man? What are you talking about?

They wanted to know what happened that night at the newspaper office.

Someone's been talking.

Like your brother.

Why don't you just leave us alone, man?

Hey, you boys.

What are you doing in here?

I want to buy this wine.

Got some ID?

Hey, they're just out of diapers.

Get out of here, huh?

I don't want to see you in here again.

That's very sweet of you to invite me to tea.

You know, some people your age are not that considerate.

I admit I used to be a little afraid of you when I was growing up, Channing, but

I always admired you.

Well, thank you very much, Cookie.

Oh, please, call me Diane.

I'm trying to re -educate my father, but he doesn't take me seriously.

Old habits die hard. I'm still his little cookie.

Well, Diane it is. And don't worry about your father. I'll take care of him.

I wish I could make him proud of me.

But you're a champion rider. You've been to the Olympics. Why wouldn't he be

proud of you?

Well, he thinks all those people I hang out with are just deadbeat friends of my

ex -husband.

Euro trash, he calls them.

He wants me to come back to the valley, get married, and give him a pestle of

grandchildren.

And what do you want?

I think I'm starting to want exactly what my father wants.

Oh, I wish my children were that thoughtful.

Do you have a young man in mind?

I do, but I'm not sure he's interested in me.

Oh, don't give up.

Now, you take that grandson of mine. Any woman in the world could have him if

they would just persevere.

So you recommend perseverance?

Oh, I certainly do.

Richard, this is serious.

Your mother is going to find out about the blind company. She can't find out.

That's why it's a blind company. What do you think? I put my name on the

stationery? She's pushing hard, Richard.

I know she's going to come up with something.

Pilar, stop worrying.

And stop pacing. You're wearing out the rug.

Angela will find out what we want her to find out. How long do you think you can

keep this up? As long as necessary.

Look, the company is doing just fine. You should feel very good about that.

Oh, and by the way, congratulations. I understand we are now the proud owners

Manili Cork.

Don't you think we're pushing her luck?

You know, I never thought she'd pay any attention to the consortium, or I

wouldn't have started it.

I can't believe you're so scared.

What difference does it make to you if she yells a little?

Because I don't want to make an enemy of her.

You should have thought of that before.

Would you do me a favor? Tell her that I've called now three times and I really

need her to call me as soon as she gets in.

Okay, thanks.

That girl is nothing but trouble.

I wish you wouldn't see so much of her.

I thought you liked Pilar.

That was before I knew her.

Listen, have you seen Emma?

Why? Oh, she's disappeared.

I've looked for her everywhere.

I'm up to my ears in wedding plans and I need her.

Well, she's probably with R .D. Young.

Hey, did you ever think you'd have a famous writer in the family?

Well, not this famous.

And not this peculiar.

Do you know he doesn't like big weddings?

I don't blame him. Oh, who asked you?

I don't want to hear the word wedding for a long time to come.

Does this mean I'm not going to get a lecture on getting married?

Of course not, as long as you're seeing Pilar.

Grandmother, I don't think you understand Pilar.

She's just trying to open doors for people that usually get them slammed in

their faces. The only person she wants to help is herself.

Now, if you ask me...

You would be better off with Cookie Nash.

Are you empire building again?

I went over to Satterville to spend some of your money.

As instructed.

It was Raoul and his friends who broke in. And then, with a little coaxing...

Don't tell me.

Oh, yes, sir.

Well, I got Paco to talk.

What are you two plotting?

Oh.

Hey, sit down. I want to talk to you.

Sit down? No, that's not a good sign.

What's wrong?

I asked Garth to do a little checking into the newspaper.

Trashing. Well, honey, why don't we just leave that to the police? Some kids

broke into the place. They didn't break in. They walked in.

But the door was shattered. The window was broken. Maggie, it was a setup.

All right.

What's going on around here?

Well, as far as I can understand, there's a lot of gang rivalry between

Sutterville and Tuscany.

Apparently, it's over territory and drugs.

The Sutterville gang wrecked your office.

They were looking for the leader of the Tuscany gang. His name is Paco, and he

just happens to be Tommy Ortega's best friend.

Tommy was at the Herald when it was trashed.

I can't believe that.

I can't believe that.

Their brother was Pop.

Haven't been with Miguel.

All right, man. Let me take out the gutters. No, thanks. I had something

Ben. You sure?

Yeah, look, Tommy.

Raul's been hassling Ben and me again.

What? Yeah, he said someone told the police about the newspaper office being

wrecked and he thinks it's you.

Hey, listen, man. I'm sorry these guys keep hassling you, all right?

I promise you, man. I won't let it happen again. Why don't you stay away

them? I don't hang around these guys. I'm not talking about Raul. I mean Paco

and his gang. They're losers.

Hey, is Pilar been talking to you again?

It's Channing.

Gabrielle, is your brother home?

Yeah, come on in.

I'd like to talk to him alone for a moment, okay?

Yeah, sure.

Tommy, I want to know what happened that night at the paper. What do you mean?

You were there the night the paper was trashed, right?

Maggie, I didn't have anything to do with that. Stop lying to me, Tommy. I'm

lying to you. I mean it.

All right, I was there, but I didn't butt the place up.

These guys came by looking for a friend of mine, and they thought I knew where

he was, and they thought they could make me tell them.

So you just let them trash the place?

No.

There was too many of them. I couldn't fight them all off.

It's the truth. I swear it.

Then what happened to your... your face?

Yeah.

I don't understand. Why didn't you call the sheriff?

I panicked. I didn't know what to do.

That's why I smashed the glass to make it look like someone broke in.

But why did you wait to tell me until now?

I was afraid you'd fire me.

I didn't think you'd believe me.

Why would you think that?

Because the job means so much to me.

You know, I never thought I'd care about anything the way I care about the

Tuscany Herald.

I really feel good inside when I'm helping you.

I thought I'd lose it all.

I need you to believe me.

And if you can give me another chance, I promise I'll make it up to you.

Well, I would say it's a good call.

Well,

I think it's a good call, too.

Yeah.

Just in time.

Thank you. I was afraid I'd have to keep these warm for you. That would have

ruined them.

She knows.

How come you stayed away so long?

School. You know, I was living in Chicago for a few years.

They got good restaurants there? Not like yours.

I've been dreaming about these chile rellenos since I left.

Thanks, Luna. De nada.

Enjoy yourself.

Thank you.

You know, you're incredible.

A hometown girl that feels just as comfortable in a boardroom as in a

Superwoman.

Well, that's how we're all supposed to be these days, aren't we? But not

everyone pulls it off.

I have news for you.

Nobody pulls it off.

So tell me.

Why do you look so right wherever you are and do things that most women would

never even attempt?

I think you're flattering me.

Only a little.

They're pretty bad when they're cold.

Most things are.

No, don't let me interrupt you. Oh, no, no, no.

You can interrupt me.

So tell me, what happened?

I'm giving him another chance.

Oh, Maggie, you can't trust that kid.

Well, I don't know.

Maybe I am making a mistake, but I believe him.

I think a bunch of punks trashed the office. I don't think Tommy had anything

do with it.

I don't believe you can give him a second chance.

You got off lightly this time. The next time it might be more serious, and I

don't want you getting hurt.

I think he deserves a second chance.

Everyone does.

Don't you agree?

Absolutely.

You bet Some people deserve more

You think I'm a fool, don't you?

Oh, you may be a fool, but you're my fool And I love you

Here's the rest of the file. I checked it over already.

Thank you.

About the other night, I sorted it all out with my wife.

It's fine.

But I'm damned if I could figure out how she knew where I was.

Ah, don't worry about it, Phil. After all, it was just an innocent business

dinner.

You could hardly object to that, right?

Right, that's what I told her.

We'll have to do it again sometime.

Yeah, sure.

Philip, could... Oh.

Philip, could I please talk to you privately?

If you'll excuse me.

Philip, I have done banking business with you for a long time. And when I ask

you to give me...

But the only thing is that why haven't you found out about the consortium?

I told them if they didn't fire that Ortega girl, I was out.

And that goes for securities, stocks, bonds, CDs, the works.

Oh, I don't get it. What is she worried about?

She's a harmless vice president of the local bank.

She started the consortium, and I want her out. Now, that's what I told Malcolm

Sinclair. You gotta be kidding me. You called Malcolm Sinclair?

Well, his company owns the bank.

I mean, he may be in Chicago 2 ,000 miles away, but he should know what's

on here.

Malcolm Sinclair's got more important things on his mind than the Tuscany

Interstate. The Glenbrady Corporation has holdings all over the world. Why

they give two hoots about Tuscany?

They wouldn't.

But they're going to give two hoots about Angela Channing.

Mrs. Anderson used to be better at keeping secrets.

I finally convinced her that you were to marry me.

You're a damn fool.

Aren't you the least bit afraid of me?

No, I should be afraid of you.

You remember the day that you were frightened to go sailing?

I was not.

Well, I was, but just for a minute.

You used to be so curious about my wife and her mysterious death.

Why didn't you stop asking questions?

Maybe you were afraid to find out the truth.

I know you could never hurt anyone.

Well, I know you could never kill anyone.

Because right now you are hurting me, Daniel.

I'm sorry, Emma.

I think I should tell you about Karen.

I loved her very much.

She was beautiful, exciting, full of life.

We met after my first novel was published.

After it had become something of a success.

I think she confused me with its rather dashing hero.

I'm afraid she didn't realize until after we were married I didn't like the

world.

I like the inside of my head, Emma.

That's where I'm happiest.

At first, I tried to please her, but...

Well, I couldn't.

We fought.

Nazi fights I wouldn't have believed myself capable of.

Eventually, she stopped trying to change me.

And she started to lead her own very separate, very social life. She took a

lover.

Why didn't she just divorce you?

I suppose she would have.

When someone more famous wanted to marry her.

But she drowned first.

Sailing?

Yeah.

She and her lover were on the boat alone.

Nobody's sure how it happened.

Neither of their bodies was found.

I hashed things up. I didn't want her family to find out the truth.

His family was more than willing to go along with it.

And you didn't care about all the suspicions?

The rumors about you?

I'm afraid that... That was the only part of this whole mess that I actually

enjoyed.

Emma, I can't marry you.

I don't think I could stand to go through all that again.

It wouldn't be the same.

I'm not like her.

I know you.

I understand you.

Daniel, I love you.

You're braver than I am, Emma.

I'm not willing to take that risk.

Next on FalconCraft.

Well, lately you seem to be only interested in a woman you have to cross

tracks to see. Are you just going to let this thing disappear enough in air?

What thing?

Us?

Lance, there never was enough.

That was my mother that just called? Damn it, you had no right to call her

behind my back.

Angela's out to get you fired. She put in a call to Malcolm St. Clair and it

threatened to withdraw all her funds from the bank.

I don't want to live my life without you. Do you have any idea how much you

hurt me?

Do I dare to take the risk again?

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