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[grunts]

[gasps]

I was hoping I'd see you.

Makes one of us.

- Bill told me the news. - I don't know what

you're talking about, Hayley.

Which probably makes two of us.

About your mother.

The matriarch of the Family Dupree,

star of the stage, screen, and Fairmont Crest.

From Cabrini-Green to the cancer ward.

It's a little soon for an obituary, Hayley.

I heard you've got it, too.

What's that feel like?

Knowing what you know now and being so close to death and all.

I have the gene abnormality,

not a diagnosis.

Well, it's just a matter of time.

You know, it's like this BRCA gene thing is just

a warning bell.

Hurry up and pack your bags because you're going places.

From the hospital to the funeral home.

- What a horrible thing to say. - No.

I-I get it.

Scared to death.

Especially since Chelsea and Naomi...

They don't have their test results.

I have them.

Right... here. [Chuckles softly]

- Where did you get that? - You know, I thought

it would be fun for us to read them together.

You know, like they used to do those daddy reveals on TV.

[exhales sharply]

Chelsea and Naomi.

Oh. Wait.

Are they genetic mutants?

No.

Open it, Dani.

I don't want it.

The answers are right there.

Look within.

Take it, Dani.

[scoffs] What's stopping you?

I don't want it.

[chuckles]

Fine, if you don't want it,

don't take it.

What was that about?

[cup clinking]

[chuckles]

Where have you been?

You left the house before I even got up.

What took you so long to get to work?

And yet here you are making more herbal tea for me.

I asked the valet to call when you were on the way.

You're not worried that I'm sneaking around on you?

No, silly. You know I'd kill you if you did. [Chuckling]

[chuckles] Well, I won't mention your competition by name,

but I'm sure you'll recognize the bag.

Orphey Gene's!

- Aw, I should have guessed. - Yeah, yeah.

- Mmm. - Just picked up some food for Chelsea.

And grabbed a pastry or two for yourself?

I'll share.

Yeah, I just...

I wanted to take her something to eat,

see if she needed anything.

And checked in with Naomi as well.

Aw.

Such lucky girls, to have a dad like you.

Mm.

How are they doing?

Waiting anxiously to find out if they're carrying that damn gene.

- Mm. - I mean,

it's better to know than to not.

- Yeah, you're right. - Yeah.

Now that we know what the danger is,

- we can arm ourselves against the villain. - Hmm.

Hear, hear. [Chuckles]

Yeah, it's just

you know, it's just the attitude that I have to take now.

For her sake.

Well, have some tea.

For your sake.

No.

I'm not gonna drink any more of your poison.

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[groans]

[groans]

I would not dream of letting you drink alone.

[groaning softly]

Vanessa?

Do I detect a note of disappointment?

You were hoping I was someone else?

It's a long story. [Sighs]

Don't tell me. It starts with a man.

All the best ones do.

Before this goes any further...

Good morning. Have a seat.

- Take a breath. - You don't summon me.

If you want a meeting, you extend an invitation.

And make it appealing.

Bought you a mimosa.

Not my drink of choice.

That's right. You are a dark liquor kind of man.

It's too early.

So, what do you sip first thing?

- You'll never need to know. - [chuckles]

Challenging me to satisfy my curiosity.

However, I will give you plenty of, uh, warning

before scheduling our meetings going forward.

The legal entity of the clinic is in place.

Once those documents are signed and filed,

our business is concluded.

No further meetings required.

[chuckles] Oh.

You thought this was the end, Mr. Armstrong?

This is just the start

of a very fruitful relationship.

No one told me you were such a comedienne.

- See me laughing? - No.

Nor do I see a future with you in it.

The Leslie Thomas Outreach Project

is going to be around for years to come.

As we discussed,

that is not going to be the name of the clinic.

[chuckles]

Well, it's just another thing

that we'll just have to rediscuss

during our long association.

And here I thought you were more prone

to the strong, silent type when it comes to partners.

You live on the edge.

So do I.

So it looks like we're gonna have some fun together.

The only reason I'm funding this is because of Vanessa.

Because it's so important to her.

Hmm. Guess the grieving widow loved your idea.

The special dedication.

I haven't told her yet.

Don't you think you ought to?

I mean, she is the Bonnie to your Clyde.

- [chuckles softly] - I've had people killed

for making comments like that.

[chuckles]

Relax.

I'm just kidding.

I've had people killed for other things.

VANESSA: If you'll direct your attention

to the well-appointed self-care tray

for whatever got demolished in your cerebellum last night.

Painfully accurate.

You'll find a doctor-approved pharmaceutical,

which, along with a cup of Americano

and perfectly scorched toast I crafted for you,

we'll have you on the road to recovery in minutes.

[sighs] That is wishful thinking.

And this might put the smile back on your face.

NICOLE: "You know the drill."

"Take two of these and call me when you can.

Carlton."

That's a promising prescription.

How's the hangover?

Mm. She is a doozy.

It's been a minute since I overserved myself.

My question is, why is there only one victim, not two?

Did Carlton not join in whatever you were celebrating?

Mm. He was more of a chaperone.

And you don't look too happy.

So why were you drinking?

The BRCA test results came back.

And what's the verdict?

I don't have the gene mutation.

Dani does.

DANI: A card. So sweet.

- For my mother? - Of course.

It's what one does, doesn't one?

Someone gets cancer, you get them a card.

And I'll have you know it's not "Kick cancer's butt"

on a cheap piece of cardboard.

It's photos of you and your mother

from various opening nights and fundraisers and fashion shows.

I-I thought she'd like it.

She will love it. Thank you.

So, tell me, what was all that

about before? What were you doing?

Are you rehearsing for a new bauble from the new hubby?

"Oh, no, I couldn't possibly."

Or pretending to fend off dessert?

Ridiculous daydream about Hayley.

Oh, my goodness. Well, that sounds like a day-mare.

Why would that snake sneak into your thoughts?

She was giving me bad news and loving it.

Mm. That tracks.

What news?

My mother's diagnosis has had

repercussions that are reverberating

through the entire family.

Shaking the whole damn family tree.

Dani, whatever you are telling me, please just say it.

You're frightening me.

HAYLEY: Poison?

You should be ashamed.

What on earth are you talking about?

You know what I'm talking about, Hayley.

All this herbal tea you keep pushing on me.

[sighs]

If you're this stressed out,

you haven't had enough.

Drink up, sweetie.

This wellness blend is your savior.

- Too much of anything can kill you. - Oh,

you couldn't be more wrong about that.

Listen, think of every sip of tea

as an investment in the future,

bringing us closer and closer to everything we've ever wanted.

Mm-hmm.

And what is that, exactly?

You leave that up to me.

Just stop using words like "poison."

- Come on, baby. I was joking. - [scoffs]

If someone overheard,

they'd get the wrong idea.

Think something was seemingly afoot.

Mm. Okay. Okay.

Look, I know you're only trying to prolong my life.

- I'm sorry. - Mm-hmm.

And I'm sorry for the way I ran out on you yesterday.

I get it.

You're worried about your family. Who wouldn't be?

Yeah. You know, it's just a lot of information to deal with.

You know,

I just wish things were different between me and them.

They're my family too now, you know?

- Mm. - We all need each other.

You should reach out.

Really? Because, wait, I'm not sure this is the time to...

Oh, baby. Life is short.

You got to take chances, you know?

Let them be the family you've always wanted.

- I don't know. - Hey, look.

In times like this, you know, people,

they let their guards down.

You know? They see life in a different light.

You know?

They might surprise you. You never know.

Have some tea, Bill.

[sighs]

Top of the morning to you, Detective.

Morning.

Mmm.

Found who you're looking for?

Maybe someone who fits my description?

Sorry to break it to you,

but I'm here about another little lady.

I love a man who is in high demand.

More popular than I care to be these days.

I don't know.

I mean, they say that

physical activity keeps you young.

But... that's the way

you're saying how you've been juggling things,

then maybe you should just take a load off.

I wish I could, but I'm here to meet someone

who's got the missing piece to the puzzle that is Sheila.

Oh, yes. Your boat is a mystery.

Tell me more.

You expecting, uh, company?

No. That ship has sailed.

You're not the only juggler in town.

Oh. Well, if I'm interrupting,

blame your assistant.

Mm. Caroline sent you back?

She said you were free.

Or nearly.

But we should tell her there's no such thing.

Any man who's in love is never really free.

Isn't that right, Mrs. Hamilton?

If this is the "try, try again" part

of getting Bill to run for office...

No, I'm here for legal advice.

- Mm. I didn't see an appointment on my schedule. - Huh.

I think you can squeeze me in.

Okay, well, I will let you two get to work.

Thanks, baby.

[phone rings in distance]

Legal advice?

This should be interesting.

I'm investing in a project,

and I'd like a set of protections built in.

In case my partner has a change of heart.

Mm. Well, I always figured that you had

your own board of directors who handle this kind of thing.

It's a side project.

Building with clean hands.

So everything needs a paper trail.

I'm assuming this has something to do

with a realtor we have in common.

VANESSA: It's not like

you chose for Dani to be the one with the demonic gene.

But she is my sister.

And you'll be there for her, like always.

But life and the challenges that come with it

always out of your control.

But having the benefit of being alerted about this?

That-That's freaking fantastic, if you ask me.

Dani just got married.

You see how they are.

I was afraid Dani would never be happy again after Bill

and now look at her.

And you just got divorced so cancer should have chosen you?

You're so much better equipped for trauma

because you went to med school?

That is not what I'm saying.

Nothing will make what happened to you,

Dani, and your family better.

Lucky for you, you are well-equipped

to help your family through this hellscape.

So figure out something constructive to do

with the guilt and buck up.

We need you.

Point taken.

Mm. There's something else to be thankful for.

Oh, I can't wait to hear.

You've got a guy who treats you like the new girl in town.

A carpet picnic. Sweeping you off your feet.

Such a gentleman that he spent the night

with you sleeping on his shoulder on your couch.

Carlton is a nice guy.

- But... - Life isn't fair.

But if we're lucky,

we get friends

and nice guys

who help us find our way through.

We all deserve some happiness.

You included.

DANI: So

now Chelsea and Naomi are just waiting

for the results of their blood test.

Explain to me why we're here having brunch.

Because I want you to know.

Because you're my best friend.

And as such,

you should have dropped this on me in some hole-in-the-wall

where we're nobodies,

where we can get obnoxiously loud and borderline violent.

Like that time in Berlin?

What time? I don't know what you're talking about.

- And you promised never to mention that again. - [laughs]

Seriously.

What you don't do

is have a BRCA gene reveal

at a country club where everybody knows your name.

No one knows about the medical thing. Only you will.

And I needed to be in a place where I feel normal

with someone who will treat me like I'm normal.

And who did you find to foot that bill?

Certainly not I.

You're miles away from normal, Dani.

The light from that star's not gonna hit you

for a million years.

I mean, Dani Dupree? Normal? Ha.

In my nightmares.

I love you.

Look, it is not a death sentence.

You don't have cancer.

You just have a predisposition to certain types,

which will be closely monitored.

Which is hardly a hardship,

considering you bask in all eyes being on Miss Dupree.

This is what I needed.

What, someone to just remind you how extraordinary you are?

Was.

For a while.

Pamela, what if that part of my life is over

and this is the universe telling me

I need to reexamine my life choices?

I understand that you are deeply concerned

by this medical revelation.

And I am deeply concerned about your health

and your future and everything in that stew...

I don't like the "but" I know I am about to hear.

But if you are asking me what's next,

my darling,

there is nothing that you can't do.

I knew the moment I met you

that you were going to set the world on fire.

And what did you do?

That was a moment.

You are a fashion inferno,

burning down houses on every continent.

And it wasn't just the face or the body of,

or the looks or the legs.

It's you. It's you, Dani,

and that beautiful brain of yours.

So,

if you want to find more work,

we will find it.

And if you want to step out of the limelight,

well, we can do that, too.

You're saying you don't need me?

Oh. Yes, that's right.

Who needs Dani dancing on tabletops

and breaking all the rules?

Getting me through some of the worst times in my life.

Reminding me that anything is possible when you have

friends and family and a mind-blowing imagination.

Yeah.

Who does need that?

We all do.

So this is just an announcement to hold on tighter.

Whatever you need,

I'm with you.

You just tell me what's next.

Now

we wait.

For Chelsea and Naomi's test results.

To see what's written on their DNA.

Lucky for Nicole, she already knows

her kids have dodged that bullet.

Well, like I always say,

just because you dodged one bullet doesn't mean

the universe emptied the gun.

There's always something else in the chamber.

And if you deserve your shot at happiness,

so do I.

Absolutely.

Even if my source of happiness is Joey Armstrong?

I would

tell you there are so many doctors

I could introduce you to.

Know 'em all.

I could remind you that you do not need

- a man to complete you. - [chuckles]

I wanted someone who can keep up with me.

And since you do not want to hear it,

I will not tell you about the women who marry murderers

- and hang out with hoodlums. - You don't

- even know him. - Some say

it is a prehistoric need for women to choose

the most dangerous man so she'll feel safe.

Because she thinks he'll protect her

if and when something happens.

- But the truth is... - You want to know the best thing about Joey?

No.

He lets me be me.

He trusts me the way you used to.

You know how much I love you.

Then don't analyze me or treat me like a patient.

You brought this up.

Just because you haven't voiced your disapproval lately

doesn't mean I can't feel it.

Then what would you have me do?

Be my friend.

Be happy for me. Now.

Stop predicting my demise.

I am sorry.

And I have been very critical.

Because if anything were to happen to you...

It won't.

I'm glad you have that much confidence in him.

I will

do better in the future.

Will you?

- Of course. - Good.

Because the future is now.

I'm not here for relationship advice.

Every client who has come through that door

is here to see me about a relationship.

Contracts. Law.

It's all about love or the loss of it.

Even in business.

God help us if Bill Hamilton is dispensing advice

- on matters of the heart. - [chuckles softly]

I'm good at it.

- [chuckles] - I am. I mean, when it comes

to using it on strangers.

But in my own life, not so much.

So... Vanessa.

Well, this thing I'm funding,

it's a memorial clinic.

Mm.

[chuckles]

In honor of her dead husband?

Doug McBride was an accomplished cardiac surgeon.

Yeah, he was. He was also an alcoholic gambler whose wife

you're sleeping with and was actively trying to take you down

just before his untimely death.

And you want to memorialize him?

What can I say?

I have deep pockets and I'm feeling magnanimous.

Great.

You're happy. Vanessa's happy.

Why are you here?

Well, this particular issue

has to do with my business partner.

Mm. Another Doug McBride fan?

Someone whose life he saved?

Someone else with deep pockets

with a propensity for throwing cash around.

Now, the money's clean, but

- it's complicated. - Mm.

Well, who is this wild man?

MARCEL: Meeting Joey Armstrong

for drinks?

Interesting.

Well, if it makes you feel any better,

he didn't do any drinking.

I mean, look at that poor little lonely mimosa

just dying of neglect.

And at this meeting,

you explained that you're parting ways?

Yeah, that would be the prudent thing to do.

Seeing as you got that advice from a detective.

I was trying to keep you out of trouble.

I'm not like other girls.

I knew that going in.

I like playing with fire.

Dangerous.

Best part is when a nice, strong man comes along

to save me from myself.

Question is

will you teach me

how to tiptoe down the straight and narrow?

Or.

Will there be some activity that I'll be influenced by

on the other side of the tracks?

Ooh.

- You're much worse than I could imagine. - [chuckles]

Downright criminal.

So what you gonna do about it, Detective?

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Mmm. I do believe we've uncovered something

that warrants further investigation.

- Damn. - [chuckles softly]

Not so bad yourself.

You gonna drive me crazy?

Or back to your place?

I say we do both.

What are we waiting for?

I mean, what about Sheila?

You just said you were meeting somebody.

Uh, something about a missing piece?

Sheila can wait.

You can't.

BILL: Leslie?

Formerly known as Dana Thomas?

I know.

No, you think you know, Joey.

All right? I know you may have heard a thing or two,

but I'm telling you, man, you know, she's a menace.

- She's dangerous. - Trust me.

No, I'm telling you.

She's relentless.

She even tried to go toe-to-toe with me.

You're preaching to the choir, Bill.

Uh, the woman is either incredibly brave

or she's borderline psychotic.

Then why not avoid her?

I'll be on my guard.

So, you'll take a look at the contract?

[sighs]

Why not? You know? I'm already on her short list

- of people in this town that she hates. - [chuckles]

You know, it might be a little fun to make sure

that your interests are protected.

So what does Vanessa think about your new business partner?

She can't be too happy.

Actually, it was her idea.

Huh.

I hope she doesn't live to regret it.

I hope we all don't.

I can handle Leslie.

So, there's just one small change

I want to make in the contractual language.

Hmm.

This actually might be a little more fun than I thought.

If you really want to show me our friendship

is a two-way street and you believe in me as much

- as I trust you... - You do not need validation

after all of these years.

I do.

Because we're different people now.

I'm a widow.

You're divorced.

Brand-new playing field.

What are you proposing?

Mm, a good old-fashioned double date. [Chuckles]

Uh, I don't think we should.

Why not?

Well,

I don't know how Carlton would react.

What?

Because he doesn't want to hang out with Joey?

Because of me.

You can't be serious.

My behavior,

the way I was drinking,

the passing out

uh, there is no coming back from that performance.

You and I have bent the elbow a few times.

Not like this.

It couldn't have been that bad.

I wouldn't blame Carlton if he never wanted to see me again.

If Carlton likes his dates human,

he'll understand and get over it.

Well, that's wonderful news for Nicole.

What a relief.

No dangerous gene lying in wait

for her or her children.

No greeting card for her.

The focal center of my every thought and concern is you.

That'll be a first.

[chuckles]

Don't make jokes.

- Not now. - Especially now.

As self-absorbed as you are,

if you make my challenges your centerpiece,

your demanding ego will glitch from lack of attention.

- Okay. Here we go. - [chuckles]

You're giving me the "I can handle this alone" speech.

- I can. - [stammers]

What? [Scoffs]

Darling,

I adore you. You know that.

But you have never handled anything of this magnitude.

And dragging you along to witness my whining and moping

is not gonna make it any better.

Of course it will.

I mean, we've had some of our greatest successes

with you whining and me moping or vice versa.

- Pamela. - I insist

that you use me. You need me.

I insist you use me.

- For what? - For everything.

Well, I-I will listen to your every complaint.

I will accompany you on your mammograms and Paps.

And should it be necessary and absolutely required,

I will hold your hair while you vomit.

As if!

Oh, you really must have forgotten Berlin.

I thought we agreed that we weren't mentioning that.

[laughing]

- You know you could never. - I'm so...

Okay. All ri... all right.

I can't help it if I'm an empath.

When you're in pain, I'm a wreck.

So if you do become unfortunately ill,

then I guess you just are going to have to lean

on your current hubby.

Or, better yet, direct it towards your ex.

The man you've been telling me to avoid?

Well, all bets are off.

You-you want to have ice cream for breakfast?

You eat it.

You want to vomit on your ex?

I won't stop you.

Wow.

Well, it's a good thing I didn't find out

about this BRCA gene earlier.

Who knows what kind of trouble

you would have had me stirring up.

Do you want to know what I really think?

Anytime, anywhere.

You think it, I want to hear it.

Someone ought to write a condolence card to cancer.

It's come calling to the wrong family.

Clearly, it's never seen what you do

to your enemies.

[both chuckle]

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Oh. I...

- I did it again. I should've knocked. - Oh, no, no, no.

- Don't-don't worry about it. - Old bad habits

- die really hard, huh? - [chuckles] Yeah.

Is, um

is everything okay?

Did you get any more information? Any news?

Did any more test results come in?

Not yet.

Okay.

So everything is still...

Same as it was.

Which, uh, probably leaves you wondering what I'm doing here.

Mm. In the exclusion zone. Yes.

Well, I was hoping we could put that rule aside

until further notice.

Yeah, sure.

Whatever works.

I could've texted, I know,

but

everything feels kind of important right now,

you know what I mean?

I do.

So.

I am here in person to thank you.

For not being a first-class jerk lately

and,

for showing up for me and the girls.

What are you trying to do?

Make me change my opinion of you?

Could you?

- Never. - Ha.

Yeah, I didn't think so.

So...

Thank you.

It means more than you know that you showed up for us.

There's nowhere else I'd rather be.

You know that.

[elevator dings]

Good morning, Dr. Fitzgerald.

Doctor.

I was thinking about calling.

[chuckles softly] So what stopped you?

I thought the ringing phone might trigger a headache.

[chuckles] Thanks to a forward-thinking physician,

I woke up to everything a girl might want

after a few too many Long Island iced teas.

- [chuckles] - Well,

not everything.

Oh, I see your flirtation game is still 100%

despite the hangover.

Color me impressed.

[chuckles] My latest flirtation

was with the idea of an IV infusion

- around the corner at the clinic. - [chuckles]

Yes, refuel those vitamins, minerals,

and electrolytes that you lost.

- Doctor's orders. You know. - Mm-hmm.

Well, I hope you'll let me take you for a drink afterwards.

- A green drink. - [chuckles]

Avocados, apples, spinach.

I wouldn't say no to that.

Okay, good.

Would you say that you are in a good space?

Liable to say yes if I asked you for a favor?

I should say yes.

But I'm gonna need some more information.

You're late.

And that was such a weak kiss.

The least you can do is...

Mmm. Better?

I do enjoy the way you apologize.

[laughs] Should've sent you a text.

What's going on?

Oh, I had a meeting with Bill

after my meeting with Leslie.

Should I be the one apologizing?

What did she want?

She wants me to be more hands-on.

In which way?

In all the ways.

Don't worry. I handled it.

I am so sorry.

She's insufferable and unpredictable.

I thought this, in addition to our real estate dealings,

would benefit your bottom line,

- but... - It's a great idea,

and it will all be worth it once we break ground

on the free clinic meant to honor Doug McBride.

Pretty good at behaving out in public.

All buttoned-up.

Can't wait to see what we get up to this time.

I love catching you off guard.

[chuckling]

You see something you like?

??

- Thanks for the hydration. - Well, you looked like

you could use some liquid courage.

And since alcohol is off the table for now...

[groans] I thought I was hiding my nerves. [Chuckles]

Are you anxious about the special request

you're about to make?

If I do some self-reflection,

yes, I am.

Oh, I can't believe I'm about to do this.

Okay. Sounds serious.

It's a game changer.

Well, whatever it is,

I'm sure I can handle it.

How do you feel about

a double date?

Okay. That... [chuckles]

That's a... that's a big step.

An-an actual date in the real world with another couple.

Are-are you sure you're ready for a hard launch like that?

A date with you? Definitely.

A night on the town with... them?

God only knows.

Do I know the couple in question?

Oh, it's a questionable couple.

Vanessa and Joey Armstrong.

W-Wow.

The new clinic will be a memorial to Doug?

I-I...

didn't want it to come out that way.

That was supposed to be a surprise.

This is phenomenal.

Joey,

I never imagined in a million years.

Why would you do something this incredible?

I guess I thought what better way to show

how you're changing the way I see the world.

And I want to honor Doug the man.

This clinic will change lives,

the way he did.

The way he wanted to.

Joey.

It's crazy, huh?

Donnell and Deanna will be blown away by this.

I know when I tell them, they'll...

And the long-term fling

doesn't even know you're the reason she's a widow.

Honoring Doug with something noble

and noteworthy.

It's all for you.

I-I can't believe that narcissistic nightmare's

- allowing it. - [chuckles]

Leslie didn't have a problem with that?

Believe me, I can handle Leslie.

Haven't seen one like this in a long time.

- Mm. - I should've warned you.

I'm packing.

- Heat. - Hmm.

Oh, I knew that the minute we met.

A lady asks permission.

[chuckles]

You thought I was a lady?

100%.

The second anyone finds out

that your hand is where it doesn't belong,

I'll be in trouble.

Baby, you are already in trouble.

And my hand is

doing just what it's supposed to do

and it's exactly where it wants to be.

The lady knows her way around a firearm.

[chuckles]

My late husband owned a few.

That's good to know.

Mmm.

You got a lot to learn about Miss Leslie.

[panting]

You are gonna have fun

getting schooled.

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Say it again for the folks in the back.

Come on, Dani. You know there's nothing I wouldn't do for you,

Naomi, and Chelsea. You know that.

And who are the folks in the back this time?

Pamela.

Oh, boy.

She said it might be okay for me to lean on you

if things get bleak.

Huh.

I thought she hated me.

She does.

She loves me.

[chuckles] Yeah.

Well, you need all of us.

And you've got us.

For now,

tomorrow, and for the rest of our lives.

We got you.

You know, the, uh,

"sickness and health" part of the contract is null and void.

Dani, I'll never stop caring about you.

Same goes for the girls.

You know? So screw the contract.

You know? So sue me.

- [chuckles] - I know a really good lawyer.

The best.

[chuckles softly]

Bill.

I got you.

Good.

Because I don't think I've ever been this scared in my life.

[clears throat]

Would you mind taking your hands off my husband?

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