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HAYLEY: Remember when Dani

gave me a punch right before our wedding?

Hmm?

Not my first rodeo, Bill.

Yeah, well, we're not making a habit of it.

Okay? And I'm serious, Hayley. I--

I insist that you take the time that you need

to heal and deal, okay?

I'll let you work for a couple of hours,

but after that, I'm taking you back to the hotel.

[laughs softly]

That was sweet, but what I need is normal.

Last night, you wanted to stay in the hotel

until that creep was behind bars.

What changed?

-Morning, Sissy. -NICOLE: Is it Mother?

Is she okay? Are you okay?

Sometimes a drop-in is just a drop-in.

Smells divine. Is that you?

Ooh!

I haven't tried this Febreze scent yet.

It's definitely living up to its name.

I'm feeling amorous.

-Quit stalling, Sissy. -Fine.

You got me. I'm here for reasons.

How bad?

I wish I didn't have to tell you,

but I feel like I should, so I should pull the trigger

instead of letting someone else do it, right?

Usually, you are about as gun-shy

as one of those Hunting Wives.

Why is my impulsive sister suddenly putting the safety on?

Because you're potentially in the line of fire.

♪ ♪

I didn't know Valentine's could be like that.

Mm. Like what?

See? Now, there you go, fishing.

[both laugh]

It's the stuff of fairy tales,

complete with a dress and the prince

and a happy ending.

-Hmm. -It was almost perfect.

-Dana. -Mm.

Beyond sorry.

But I didn't mind the way you sent her packing.

Happy Valentine's Day to me.

-[chuckles] -You know, I'm gonna forget

that she ever happened to our night, and count this

as one of the most romantic dates of my life.

Hmm. You want to give me the rest of your top ten?

Hmm. The other nine are ones we have yet to go on.

I don't want you peaking too soon.

Mmm.

I love a challenge.

What time do you have to be at the hospital?

I have the day off.

-Hmm. -You?

A couple of follow-ups this morning.

But since Carlton and I are on good terms,

maybe I can get him to fill in.

What would you be doing instead?

You.

Hey. The Fast and the Furious.

-You texted. -And you made record time.

I have something for you.

Ah, you thinking supply closet or on-call room?

-Not that kind of surprise. -Oh.

Well, is it safe for work?

I think you might still need some privacy.

But I think you're really gonna like it.

Every time I close my eyes,

I see that fist coming at me.

-Oh, sweetheart. -But padding around

our hotel suite,

I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror.

That man has my ring,

and has me wearing more makeup than an actress on Broadway.

He's not gonna make me jump at my own shadow.

Well, I mean, good job at keeping your dukes up,

but we never leave ourselves open.

Just because you're tired of being scared

doesn't mean that mugger is tired of mugging.

[scoffs]

Listen, it's not like I'm running around wild.

You drove us here.

And if I get tired, I can just drive myself back.

No, you're not driving yourself anywhere.

And I don't want you taxing yourself, either.

I'd prefer no risks at all.

There are no risks here, Bill.

This is where we fell in love,

where the few people I actually trust are, where...

I've never, ever been hurt here before.

[sighs]

Yeah, well, when you put it that way...

So, can we stop acting like this mugger

is just right around the corner

when he's just a thug in a haystack?

Yeah.

I'll track that thug down myself.

[Hayley sighs]

Again, very sweet,

but not realistic, babe.

I need to do some work,

and I think you should do the same.

Oh, I will.

JOEY [over phone]: I usually don't pick up

until the third espresso kicks in.

[Bill chuckles]

Well, I don't believe that Joey Armstrong

needs any sort of fortitude.

[laughs softly] That almost sounds like a compliment.

So, what kind of trouble

have the Duprees gotten themselves into

that even the ultimate fixer can't get them out of?

This isn't about the Dupree family,

it's about mine, and...

well, we're not in trouble, but trouble visited us.

And I could use your particular brand of help to solve it.

You heard about Hayley, right?

Ugly business.

Robbery's one thing, but to mar that exquisite face...

How is she?

She's tiny but mighty.

You know, that punk took her rings,

but I'm more concerned about what else he took.

Her sense of safety.

You think he'll come back for more?

A return visit?

Eh, I just want to track him down, Joey.

If anything like that happened to the woman in my life,

I'd feel the same.

Yeah, and the cops don't have any leads.

That's unfortunate.

Is that where I come in?

Well, no one vanishes without a trace.

And that lowlife can't walk into a pawn shop

with a rock that size.

And I figured,

yeah, you would know how and where

someone might try to make something like that disappear.

And if I shake the rock

and whoever's holding it loose, what then?

Well, my wife would be safe and I'd be grateful.

Grateful?

In your debt.

Then consider me your Harry Bosch.

[chuckles] I see you like your mysteries.

I like a satisfying ending.

-I'll get you your man. -TOMAS: You're here.

We're all so glad you're okay.

[sighs] Me, too.

If Lynette had driven off a second sooner,

if she hadn't seen the attack and yelled, I...

I just don't know.

Such a nightmare.

Butterfly effect, huh?

-Pardon? -Uh,

the smallest action resulting in a larger consequence,

like you taking those papers to Lynette.

Yeah, I-I was dropping them off just before...

You're welcome.

You have a problem with that, Tomas?

More like, I have some questions.

[table thuds]

What are we doing?

Bracing myself for a seismic revelation.

You know, like when you turned my nephew

into my brother-in-law.

I saw Shanice with Ted last night.

And?

I told you I ran into them at one of my dates.

It's not breaking news.

It was Valentine's Day, Nicole.

And?

And he bought her a dress that costs

more than her monthly salary.

I know, I caught a glimpse of it at the desk.

Did you also catch that it was made of girlfriend material?

-I hadn't thought about it. -Okay,

so you're about as plugged in as TMZ

but seemingly less bothered

than if your barista had bungled your coffee order.

I am the one who filed the divorce papers.

Doesn't mean you want to see someone you're working with

eating your leftovers in front of you.

Or in front of me.

-Dani... -Listen.

Even the most well-adjusted therapist superwomen

might get hit hard if they realize their ex

is taking the next step with a keeper.

I really am okay.

Are you sure?

Okay, I didn't expect him

to find somebody that I actually like.

But when I saw them together,

I wasn't hit with regret.

It was more, I don't know, wonder.

I had this one vision of life

with Ted and me hand in hand forever.

And now, when I think about my future,

he doesn't have that same role.

It's my kids, you, Mother and Daddy, my friends.

I don't know whose hand, if any, I will be holding.

And I have no desire to skip to the end.

I'm kind of liking this part.

Doesn't hurt that you have not one but two hot accomplices

to accompany you on your new escapade.

My point is,

I am fine with Ted turning the page.

And it's not about who Shanice is.

It's about who she's not.

She's not Leslie.

I do get that.

Did I mention I also ran into Leslie last night?

Did she end up at the same restaurant as Ted

on Valentine's Day?

-[gasps] -[both laugh]

Well, Shanice and I tag-teamed reading her for filth.

Ugh, I would have loved to have seen that.

It was glorious.

[sighs] And I almost had to give it up to Ted

for not making the Leslie mistake twice.

But he is moving on.

-You'd cancel your morning for me? -Mm.

I am not ready for our date to end.

Maybe a museum?

Uh, a park?

-Or maybe we could... -Mm, stop naming places

when you know exactly where we're going.

Mm. Uh, let me call Carlton.

Yeah. Well, hurry up, then.

-Okay. -Mm-hmm. [laughs]

DEREK: I can't believe

-you've never been here, Tavia. -[chuckles]

They've got the best French toast in the DMV.

I can't believe we're finally doing this.

[chuckles]

I missed that face.

-Well, me, too. -[laughs]

Well, your face. Not mine.

On second thought, I'll take another cappuccino.

Mm-hmm.

I am not surprised Shanice

can more than handle herself with Leslie.

And Shanice isn't too close to home?

She has had that cute nose of hers

in everybody's business forever.

And she has always been Team Dupree.

And you're sure we don't hate her?

[laughs] You like Shanice,

-I like Shanice. -In a "we trade compliments

when we see each other" kind of way,

but if you say the word, I'm prepared to scalpel a bitch.

You can stand down, Sissy.

All righty.

Did you know she has two cousins

who had pictures of moi on their walls hanging up

when they were growing up?

The one in the gold one-piece.

Of course they did, and of course you just did.

Huh?

You ran into my ex and his girlfriend

and somehow made it about your cover girl days.

I did, didn't I?

I'm not mad.

My sister the supermodel is back.

Ooh, it's been more than a minute.

And you're even more beautiful, because now you know yourself.

You are exactly where you belong.

I didn't know I was missing this part of myself

until I started getting it back.

We've always had so damn much,

but I never imagined having it all.

I get to be in this world that I have loved

since I was a kid.

I get my girls healthy and thriving.

I thought it was either-or all these years.

Then I get this beautiful, big-hearted man

who keeps giving and giving

without asking anything in return.

You do know being single is now my thing, right?

Who's making it about themselves now?

-[both laugh] -We're perfect.

I will say,

I have taken for granted

the Duprees having so much family

we can't go five minutes without running into one of us.

Andre's only had Ted and you.

He still has me.

I know I've drawn a line in the sand when it comes to Ted.

But since you and he

seem to be less War of the Richardsons

when it comes to your uncoupling...

Ah.

You want to turn Shanice and Ted into your couple friends.

Only with your blessing.

For Andre.

I'm on board for Andre, and for me.

The happier Ted is with Shanice,

the less I have to worry about him crashing my dating game.

And who is winning this game?

Bachelor number one

or bachelor number two?

[phone vibrating]

Hey. How's it going?

Depends. Uh, how's your schedule?

Uh, you stuck on 95?

With your help, I will miss the traffic entirely.

Can you sub in for me this morning?

-Everything okay? -Uh,

I could use a little me time.

Or some more Shanice time?

[laughs] Sorry, man, I can't.

I got to take Cooper back to the OR.

Complications?

Yeah, he woke up with a face full of blood.

Looks like I'm gonna have to go back in.

All right, uh,

Eva will rebook my morning.

We can make quick work of it together.

And I will appreciate your help.

Yeah, happy to.

Got to admit, I was surprised you asked me out.

I thought you and Sheryl...

Uh, we decided we're better as friends.

-What about that guy you were seeing? -Mm.

Moved to Montana.

Hmm.

It's too bad you and I don't work together anymore.

Well, at least I'm in the same state.

[both chuckle]

Uh, finish that story you were telling me.

[laughs] Oh, yeah.

Okay, so, there was Bryce,

trying on a helmet full of whipped cream

when the new uniforms came in.

-[laughs] -What did Bryce do?

Uh, he tried to play it off.

But the whipped cream started to melt down his face.

Liam asked if he could have some for his coffee,

and the whole house erupted. [laughs]

Yeah, sounds hilarious.

Yeah.

Aw. You shouldn't have.

I didn't get you anything.

I thought it could be helpful.

When health stuff hits this close to home,

it can be overwhelming to navigate.

These are assisted living facilities.

Color coded by distance

and cross-referenced by amenities.

This must have taken you a long time.

And I did a deep dive on costs,

'cause I know that's gonna be a big nut for you.

This was my first choice when Mom first got diagnosed.

Back then, I thought we had a lot more time

before I had to put her in one of these.

Well, that's my pick, too.

The staff-to-patient ratio is small,

the private rooms have all of the safety features

that she's gonna need as her Parkinson's progresses.

You know, they even have these whirlpool tubs

that are great for aching muscles.

This could be perfect.

If by "perfect," you mean useless to me.

The thing is, I thought Caroline

was gonna send those papers by messenger, per usual.

Lynette asked if I could bring them to her.

I-I didn't think anything of it.

Since the harassment suit,

we've got protocols on who makes deliveries.

Not to mention, getting this close to a client blurs lines.

I know you've struggled to find friends in this town,

and if you've clicked with Lynette, that's fine.

Next time, just loop me in, okay?

Oh, I'm sorry it fell through after I got punched in the face.

-Hayley, that's not... -And did you just try

to accuse me of being friendless and breaking office protocol?

Not what I meant, at all.

I was just trying to save us from future miscommunication.

As a paralegal, you should know...

You were trying to put me in my place and forgot yours.

[laughs softly] I am proud of being a paralegal,

but go outside and take look at that shingle.

Imagine a "Mrs." in front of the name out there

and clue in what it means.

Careful, junior partner.

All that scraping and butt-kissing

you did to get yourself here might have been for nothing.

You might be kissing your job goodbye.

BILL: What the hell's going on?

-Carlton's slammed? -Eh. We have a patient

we have to take back into the OR.

-Yeah. You know, I get it. -Yeah.

I will make it up to you several times

and in several ways later.

You just keep your head in that surgery,

and I'll think of the ways.

Well, it's nice to know

the fire helmet prank still lives on.

TAVIA: Oh, you should've seen Todd's turn.

Cold firehouse chili dripping everywhere.

-He vowed revenge, but... -Todd?

Yeah, he's the new probie, he's...

[whispers]: Oh, Derek, I'm an idiot.

Telling a story about the kid who...

Replaced me.

It's okay.

No one could fill your shoes,

or the rest of the uniform.

[phone chimes]

Sorry.

Oh. Go ahead.

[sighs]

My mother...

has been so good to me.

But I can't get her the care that she deserves

because lab techs with student loans

can't afford whirlpools

and low staff-to-patient ratios...

Okay, but I bet there's a program

-that will offset costs... -She doesn't qualify.

Okay, well, then, you and I,

we're gonna put our two big brains together...

This isn't Wordle.

This is...

We're talking about m-my mother, Ashley.

Do you think I would let her live in a crappy place

if there was anything-- anything--

that I could do to get her out of there?

Don't you think I've exhausted every possibility?

Okay, I-I overstepped, Grayson.

I'm sorry. I-I just, I really just wanted to help.

When it comes to my mother, I've got this.

Uh...

Boss.

You rang?

Bill Hamilton rang first.

What does he want?

Is he in for some kind of reverse ambulance chaser scheme?

[laughs softly]

Hayley was attacked near Uptown.

But no doubt you already know all about that.

We just had a little misunderstanding.

Oh, now you're gonna minimize my feelings?

Look, no one here would ever do that, Hayley.

He was accusing me of going rogue.

Okay, all right. It was a big step

for you to come in, but I'm calling it.

We'll try again in a few days.

Wait, I-I didn't even put in a minute of work,

babe, I'm fine.

I'm not fine seeing you upset.

Caroline, I need you.

-Bill. -Hayley,

if you must, you can work remotely,

but you're not staying here.

[scoffs]

[sighs]

So brave.

Mm. I'm okay.

-You want a tea or something? -BILL: Or something.

I need you to take Hayley back to the hotel.

-Of course. -But you have work.

Nonsense. Your well-being comes first.

That's the spirit.

Hmm?

Hmm.

All right. Later.

[exhales sharply] Kill me now.

My sister's sitter cancelled.

-The twins... -Go.

I totally understand.

Well...

No.

But you finally ask me out,

and we didn't even begin to talk about you.

-We're good. -Really?

Always.

-I'll text you? -Yeah.

Okay.

[sighs]

Looks like you and Ted are good.

[laughs softly]

I know it's not true,

but sometimes it feels like

I spend my whole life behind that desk

watching the world go by.

Last night,

Ted made me feel like I wasn't watching anymore, you know?

I'm happy for you, Shanice.

Says the man who was just having breakfast

-with Fire Countryhottie. -Yeah.

Hot isn't everything.

Ah. Is that why it looked like you were waiting on a root canal

-instead of French toast? -[laughs]

I-I didn't even get to put my order in,

and I'm relieved.

I'm sitting here trying to put

everything I can't have behind me,

and Tavia's just gonna be another reminder.

All she could talk about was the firehouse.

If someone ever took nursing away from me,

I would be in the fetal position.

[scoffs] Yeah, for, like, a week.

Then you'd somehow, single-handedly,

Shanice your way back in to saving the world.

[laughs] Did you just use my name as a verb?

Okay.

Well, let's Shanice this thing, then.

Look at all of your possibilities, Derek.

And good things will happen

whether it's with Tavia or someone else.

And there is another job out there, too.

Yeah, well, the only one I've been offered

is from Leslie Thomas, and I know I'm hard up, but I...

Go for it.

The woman is nuts.

Eh, that's true, but she won't be hands-on

with this whole free clinic thing.

You don't know that.

Does she look like a worker bee to you?

Your whole thing is helping people,

and the clinic just falls into your lap?

That has to mean something, Derek.

I'll think about it.

Well, maybe you should give Tavia a second thought, too.

You could use the boost, and she was looking at you

like you were the tastiest snack she's ever seen.

-[laughs] -DANI: Don't think,

answer quick.

You have to kick one of them out of bed.

They fulfill different needs.

You are no fun. I need you to be more graphic.

Not happening.

Why not? Why don't we swap bedroom stories

like other sisters?

Because you are married to my nephew.

Eh, fine, fine, fine.

But you're sure you're good?

I'm open.

Maybe there's a bachelor number three.

At least, that's what Vanessa says.

You are not having one-night stands

like Vanessa pre-Joey.

You are having a lot of nights with two desirable men.

I'm just saying, protect your heart.

Stop worrying.

I can walk and chew gum at the same time,

and not fall in love with the gum.

That's what I thought, and then boom.

You think you can't catch feelings...

feelings have a way of catching you.

I'll outrun them.

Whatever you say, Sissy.

[both laugh]

-Hey. -Hey. Thanks again.

I'll look at the scans and meet you in there.

Sounds good.

Uh, Dr. Richardson's gonna scrub in and assist.

So, I assume you want OR-3?

Shanice informed you about our dustup?

There is no excuse that I can offer for being rude.

Am I now enemy number one of the nursing staff?

You are not the first doctor, or nurse for that matter,

to let their personal lives spill all over this floor.

[sighs] So, how much have you heard?

Oh, I've been informed of every messy aspect of your triangle.

[sighs]

It-- there's a thrill from going to tied knot to cut loose.

You know, both you and Kial, you're accomplished,

charming, handsome.

But the edge that Kial has on you is that he's new.

With you, there's...

expectations.

And that's a lot of pressure on a woman

that doesn't want any.

Got it.

So, what do I do?

Be you. Just be less...

...available.

Try to make her jealous?

Try to make her curious.

Right now you're kind of giving eager.

Ouch.

But fair.

Thank you, Ashley.

Let's get you set up with OR-3.

A Hamilton takes a hit, the tables talk.

Broad daylight, heavy foot traffic...

...and more importantly, near my territory.

We're not dealing with some criminal savant here.

Now, the mugger would have tried to off-load the credit cards,

if not that sparkler that Hayley was sporting.

Instead, crickets.

Why?

Maybe the perp is smarter than we think, or...

just passing through.

That's because it is real, and it still hurts-- so back up.

-Dang. -Nah, don't even try.

There's no way you could have done that to yourself.

I didn't.

So, who?

Hayley. Why?

What? Lynette was more than happy

to lend a hand, or a fist.

It's not the theft alone,

it's the violence.

Bill's beside himself.

But you must be, too,

given your close personal relationship

with Mrs. Hamilton.

Missing your house?

Ugh, and all our things and feeling safe.

But I guess that's gonna be the truth now,

everywhere we go.

-Oh, honey. -No pity, Caroline.

I've already derailed your morning.

Ah. This is all Tomas.

All that ambition behind those cheekbones,

maybe he hasn't quite grasped the emphasis

on "junior" in "junior partner."

Mm, you know, I think I might have put him in his place.

[laughs softly] I mean, for what it's worth,

I'm guessing Bill might have laid into him, too.

Oh?

He laid into me for allowing the mugging to happen.

To quote Bill, "My wife is not an office errand girl."

Look, I-I never wanted to cause you any trouble.

I-I just thought I was saving everyone some work.

No good deed goes unpunished.

The one time you put yourself out for your new friend...

"Friend" might be overstating it.

Gal pal, then.

You even got the firm to handle her case pro bono.

We had no idea what that creep would have done

if she hadn't been there.

She did what anyone would have done.

But you're safe now.

Thank you.

And you have the security team right outside the door,

[laughs] Thanks to my loving husband.

It's killing Bill.

That he can't wipe your memory of what happened away.

So, even if you were the one who took the punch,

he feels it, too.

You do know my husband.

BILL: Yes.

Yeah, well, please give her my regards.

All right. Thanks.

You know, Hayley came here because she thought the people

that she could trust are here.

And then I have to send her back

to the hotel to get her away from you?

My woman was hurt out there.

I shouldn't have to protect her in here.

Now how do you think that makes me feel?

Go ahead, speak.

That's the last thing I wanted.

I felt bad that Hayley got hurt delivering papers for my case.

I never asked Hayley to do that.

I guess I just didn't have any idea

how close she and Lynette have gotten.

-I'm really trying to move on. -Oh, he's learning.

Now, I am going to help you

with your dating profile under one condition.

Who says I'm signing up for the dating apps?

Okay, what's the condition?

That you put that girl, Tavia, out of her misery.

Can't have her out here with hope.

Yeah, I know you're right, but...

that's going to be a really hard conversation to have.

But honesty is the best way to go.

Hiding the truth didn't really work out well for me, did it?

You have a minute?

Sure.

Okay.

There's a lot we don't know about each other yet.

And you just found out I can be a jerk sometimes.

I think we can share that title.

I went from a few dates and some...

trysts in the on-call room

to your own personal senior healthcare consultant.

Something you never asked me to do.

I'd say I was the one who moved a little too fast.

Caring for people is your go-to.

You weren't skipping ahead.

You were just being your kind, generous,

gorgeous self.

I'm just not in a place to receive it.

Too much me.

More like not enough me.

I don't know how to be a grown man

who can't do better for his mother.

You do take care of her.

That makes you a good son and an honorable man.

The side jobs, picking up the extra shifts here,

spending every possible minute

I can with her are just not enough.

And I'm sorry that you were on the other side

of that frustration.

Can you forgive me?

Of course.

Just a little...

Mmm. ...Febreze to reset the mood.

-[door opens] -[knocking]

Mmm. Smells good in here.

-What's up? -[door closes]

Did you want to follow up on that referral?

Uh, your patient reached out and scheduled.

-Oh, good. -But that is not why I texted.

Okay.

Something you need?

I loved every single one

of your adorable Valentine's Day texts,

but texts do not a date make.

Tell me more.

I'm on the board of this little theater downtown,

and they are doing one of August Wilson's

Century Cycle plays this month.

If I recall, you're a fan.

No one, absolutely no one,

centers the human existence like August Wilson.

"Got to take the crookeds with the straights."

Well, I was thinking

that we could experience it together.

Tonight?

I'd love to.

Oh, yay.

But I've already seen it.

-Oh. -Yeah.

Last week. But you should absolutely go.

You do not want to miss something this fabulous.

Well, I've got to go. The OR should be prepped right now.

And I should not keep Mr. Cooper waiting.

I hope it goes well.

Thanks.

[exhales]

Hayley has every right to choose her friends,

and no action that she took makes her responsible

for what happened to her.

But your behavior, on the other hand...

I never would have put Hayley in the way of that mugger.

That is not the behavior I'm talking about, Tomas.

How could you not know that she'd be triggered

by you cross-examining her about what happened that day?

I-I see now how I... how I was in the wrong.

Listen...

a junior partner understands that part of his role

is knowing how to navigate the key players in this office.

First, there's me, after me, it's my wife.

And I don't like her being upset.

It makes my life difficult.

And I pay you to make my life easier.

I understand.

I like you, Tomas.

I handpicked you because of all that potential.

But I'd hate to have to lose you because you missed

a fundamental lesson.

Keep Hayley happy.

And learn when to keep your mouth shut.

Close the door on your way out.

It won't happen again.

Hey.

Not so good.

Can you meet?

The sooner the better.

You're the one constant,

the one through line in Bill's life.

You were there before me,

during all the good and bad years

when he was with Dani.

You give him order,

you-you keep him calm,

and you're on a very short list of people

that he wants to keep happy.

-Well, he's earned my loyalty. -Mm.

Bill's a very good boss... and friend.

And you've been... my friend and ally.

The whole town turned their back on me when I became Bill's wife.

The office might have even followed suit,

but you welcomed me

and even acted like my maid of honor.

Well, I said it then, and I'll say it again.

You brought Bill back.

I know things have been non-stop drama since then,

but if these few days have taught me anything,

it's who the important people are.

I've missed you, too.

When I heard what happened to you...

it hurt my heart.

I'm always here to be a shoulder...

or a cocktail companion.

[both laugh]

Thanks, Caroline.

[sing-songy]: Happy wife, happy life.

-Oh, preach. -[both laugh]

No, seriously.

Tell everyone at the office, whether they like it or not,

this wifey's here to stay.

I know you told me

you were messing around with Mrs. Hamilton.

I took that back, Joey. You know...

Don't. Please.

The less you say, the less you lie.

I don't need to know what you're doing with Hayley.

I need to get down to business.

Understood.

Bill Hamilton came to me for a favor.

Now, when someone like him asks, I deliver, because...

He'll owe you.

And you're gonna get me what Bill wants.

-What's that? -Justice.

Someone smashed his wife's face

and took that ring off her finger.

And then he just disappeared.

A small-timer's probably pawned that ring

down in Florida somewhere by now.

I think the ring and the perp are still closer to home.

And you're gonna bring 'em to me.

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