All language subtitles for Beyond the Gates s02e56.eng

Morning, Sleeping Beauty.

How you feeling?

Much better.

Hi.

Good news, Mrs. Dupree.

After your latest test results,

Dr. Bauer has determined that
you are ready to be discharged.

-She can come home.
-Mm-hmm.

And before you leave, I'm gonna
walk you through your meds

and make sure you know
what to do when you're settled.

After feeling
so much pain and fatigue

that I was ready
to give up on life itself,

I can't believe how quickly
things turned around.

Or why.

It only took one phone call
this time

for you to agree to breakfast.

It's almost like
my youngest son has started

to enjoy spending time
with his mother.

I love you, Ma.

-And I love hanging with you.
-Mm.

Mm-hmm. Could've fooled me.

As long as Pops
is nowhere around.

I have had it with you and
your father always putting me

in the middle,

making me pass messages
back and forth

like you're in grade school.

What does Pops want
to complain about now?

Actually, this is something
we're both concerned about.

-Uh-oh.
-Your father said

you're being rushed down the
aisle by the mother of this...

Eva girl you've been seeing.

Are you actually thinking
of marrying someone

you've only been dating
for five minutes?

You are looking great today,
Peaches.

Well, it's the, um,
clinical trials

-and that rehab facility.
-Mm.

Yeah, well,
looking at you, honey,

they have earned
every one of those five stars.

-Mm-hmm.
-Yeah, and I bet

you are getting some good rest
on those Egyptian cotton sheets.

I sprung for only the best.

I'm grateful.

Ooh, I wish I could've had
a taste of this

when I was younger.

But it's made a difference.

Oh, it better, as much
as I pay those folks each month.

Pipe down, Dana.

You're Little Miss Moneybags

thanks to that trust fund
you got.

Mm. Well, those bags
are a lot lighter

since I've been cofinancing
the clinic.

Free to the public
but certainly not to me. Mm.

Aren't you proud of her
for doing something so selfless?

I am.

But it's
so completely unlike her.

? ?

Mom said Gran's doing better.

I get why they didn't want
to have a lot of visitors,

but it's hard
not seeing her for myself.

Well, I was able to see her
briefly at the hospital.

How was she?

Uh, frail but, uh,
her feisty self.

She told me
you moved in with them?

Yeah. Um, it's only temporary.

Still, finding out about a major
change in my daughter's life

from someone else really brought
home the distance between us.

I wasn't deliberately hiding it.

I know that, honey.

It's on me for letting the lines
of communication deteriorate.

This is my coffee catch-up

to attempt to begin
to repair the damage, huh?

How's Max?

Safely out the DMV.

And if he's smart, he'll keep
moving until he's off the grid.

If they find him and figure out
we helped him escape...

We're safe.

For now.

But what happened
to Max shows us

just how much danger
we're both in.

I'm already risking what's left
of my marriage and career.

I don't want to end up
getting stabbed like he did.

-You think I do?
-Well,

if we share information,
then we'll both be safer.

So what do you know
about the organization?

It's been ages since
you've asked me to breakfast.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, I just wanted
to see how you're doing

with everything that's going on.

What do you mean?

Well, I know your grandmother's
in the hospital.

Yeah.

Mom called me
and told me last night.

-Mm.
-But how do you know?

From your mom.

Yeah, she saw
how concerned I was

after I saw Anita the other day,

and she wanted to fill me in
on how unwell she seemed.

I just didn't know
it had gotten that bad.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Her decline is shocking.

You know? This kind of cancer,
it doesn't take any prisoners.

And I just thank God
that you and your sister

didn't inherit
that genetic variant.

So what's going on with you?

Mm, well, not too much.
Everything's pretty good.

But, you know,
seeing Anita laid so low

just made me realize
that I won't be around forever.

Dad,

you know I hate it
when you talk like that.

You got all morbid
when you had your stroke,

and you came out of that
just fine.

Baby, I'm just
being realistic, okay?

Your old man can outwit anybody
except Father Time.

And one of these days,
my time will be up.

But as much as I hate that
the world will go on without me,

at least I know
that both my girls

will have wonderful partners
who'll support them.

Chelsea has Madison,

and Jacob will always
be there for you.

Can't count on that.

Since you think sharing
information is the way to go,

you first.

Who helped you
get Max out of town?

-A friend.
-Right. A friend.

So if you get in a jam,
your friends in high places

can pluck you out. Me?

I'm all alone except for my mom,

and she's in no position
to help me.

-What about Ashley?
-I'm not gonna let her

-get mixed up in this.
-Good answer.

So I guess that means
you finally decided

to end things with her.

You want to sign right there.

Gladly.

To think an infection
caused all this.

ASHLEY:
Yep. Well, chemo can weaken the immune system,

making patients vulnerable
to infections.

Urosepsis,
which is what Mrs. Dupree had,

can cause
an intense amount of pain.

You don't have to tell me.

Well, fortunately,
that first round

of antibiotics you received

last night seems
to be working well.

Any side effects?

Hard to say.

I guess the...

clearest answer
I can give is I...

feel awful,

but ordinary awful,

the way the chemo
usually makes me feel.

Well, that's an improvement.

-Mm.
-Now, remember,

being discharged
does not mean you go home

and you resume
your usual activities.

You'll need to rest.

I'll make sure she does,

no matter
how much she fights me on it.

And I will relish
every minute of the battle.

I forwarded your prescription
on to your pharmacy.

I want you to contact
Dr. Bauer immediately

if you experience
any new symptoms, okay?

I will.

Thank you, Ashley.

You are most welcome.

Thanks.

Well, I have never been
more excited

about the prospect
of lounging around the house

and doing absolutely nothing.

Funding the clinic
isn't out of character for Mama,

at least not anymore.

Her heart has grown right along
with her bank account.

Well, don't make it sound
like I had a teeny, tiny heart

to begin with.

I'm sorry. I'm just explaining
to Peaches how you've changed,

how you're trying to make amends
for all the damage you did

when you first came to town.

All right, look,
she is making it sound worse

than it was, okay?

I just wanted her to develop

a strong relationship
with her father

and have the kind of life
that she was entitled to.

Dana,

nothing can hide the fact
that you are vindictive as hell

when you feel
like you've been wronged.

But even when she gets
a little extra-

just like when she tried to get
my boyfriend to propose

so she can throw this big
fancy wedding- her intentions

are good. She just wants
to help the people

that she cares about.

I hope you're not pressuring Eva
to get married.

Weren't you the one who wanted
her to walk down the aisle

before you kick the bucket?

That was a wish, not a demand.

Well, you would be telling her
to lock it down

if you laid eyes on Izaiah.

Mmm.

IZAIAH:
Ma,

I am nowhere near ready
to marry Eva.

Okay, I put Leslie in check
and she's backed off.

-Thank goodness.
-I am

a little surprised
by your attitude, though.

I mean, don't you want me
to settle down like Jacob?

Do the whole wife, kids,
picket fence thing?

Of course
I want you to get married.

Eventually.

When you meet the right girl.

Why do you assume Eva isn't?

In my experience,

the apple doesn't usually fall
far from the criminal tree.

The PD has been after
Leslie Thomas for a year now.

She's an attempted murderer.

Whatever her mother did
or didn't do,

Eva is nothing like her.

She's a kind, caring person.

Mm-hmm. You might like
to forget it,

but this family is law
enforcement through and through.

Better for you to find a nice
girl from a law-abiding family.

Why do you-
You're always down on Eva.

You haven't even met her.

Whose fault is that?

If you're so concerned
about what I think,

maybe you should
bring Eva by the house

so I can get to know her.

Ha. I'm not about to inflict

my dysfunctional relationship
with Pops on Eva.

I want to make you happy, Ma.

But if you're dreaming

of me just dropping by
for Sunday dinner,

that's not about to happen.

So why did you say that Jacob
wouldn't be around for you?

He's just been away
getting specialized training,

and I just miss him is all.

Hmm.

I'm sensing
there's more to it than that.

Hey. Hey.

You know you can use me
as a sounding board.

Right? So if you and Jacob
are having problems,

just tell me.

Dad,

Jacob and I are rock-solid.

I don't know why you keep
assuming we're having problems,

Well, because none of this
is sitting well with me.

Listen,

in all my years
of criminal defense work,

I've never heard
of any police department

sending officers out of town

for training for this long.

I mean, what exactly is
Jacob training for?

[phone chimes]

Look, it's good news.

Mm.

Anita is being discharged.

That's wonderful.

As much as I want
to run right home to see her,

I know this text will lead to
a horde of Duprees crowding her.

-Mm.
-And I don't want to add to the stress.

I can wait.

You're very sensitive
to her needs, huh?

Well, I was
all about my own needs

when I went to see the grands
about moving in, but...

it turns out I can help Gran
and Granddad a little bit.

You're not trying
to help Rowena cook?

Ha!

As if Rowena would let me
meddle in her kitchen.

-Yeah.
-Uh...

Since Gran
isn't up to much right now

and Granddad limited
his commitments

-to be available to her,
-Mm-hmm.

I've been a good distraction.

And it's been nice
spending time with him.

I like this side of you.

You mean the side who isn't
a self-centered little princess?

Who called my baby girl that?

I'll take 'em out.

I will.

No, I...

I know I've spent
a lot of time and energy

hating Leslie and Eva.

You had every right
to feel neglected.

I made building a relationship
with Eva a priority

to your detriment.

And I apologize for that.

EVA:
Here he is,

my man, my man, my man, my man.

Ooh.

Now, he is handsome.

I can see why you'd want him
as a son-in-law, Dana.

That's all I'm saying.

Fortunately, Izaiah and I
were able to persuade Mama

to back off the wedding talk
and refocus on the clinic.

Oh, well,
tell me more about that.

Well, Mama was thinking
of how things used to be for us

when she funded it.

She wanted to help people
who were struggling

to pay for health care,
just like you did

when you started suffering
from your heart condition.

I hate that I wrecked my
relationship with you, Peaches.

If I hadn't, you wouldn't
have been as alone and sick

as you were.

Uh, you know, I was
this very angry young woman

striking out at someone
who showed me nothing but love

and kindness.

And you know what?

I never thanked you properly
for that.

It's not necessary.

I wanted to be your mother.

Hard as you were at times,

you were worth it.

Excuse me.

-Yes, ma'am.
-Um, hey, Lynn,

I'd like to order

your most expensive caviar

for my wonderful mother.

-Right away.
-Thank you.

Caviar?

Mm-hmm.

I don't want
to intrude on your day,

but could you come by
the house today?

As soon as you can
would be great.

Oh, and, um...

...don't mention this to Vernon.

Sweetheart, there's
a visitor in the foyer.

I thought I was supposed
to take it easy today.

Trust me, this is someone
you'll want to see.

Come on in.

Sharon.
I had no idea you were in town.

I wanted to surprise you.

And you did.

Come. Sit, sit.

Sweetheart, isn't it time
for your weekly squash game?

Oh, I can postpone it. Yeah.

I don't want to leave you alone,

-especially since you just-
-But I'm not alone.

Sharon is here
to keep me company,

and we have catching up to do.

Well...

You'll call
if you need anything?

-Of course.
-Mmm.

I won't be long. Okay?

Enjoy your girl time.

My guess is you were the one

really surprised by my...

latest look.

Frightful, isn't it?

You're alive, Anita.

That's all I see.

Don't make it sound
like you and your father

are always duking it out.

There's been some civil moments.

Have you forgotten
Jacob's wedding?

Have you forgotten
last Christmas?

Not a cross word between you.

Well, nearly none.

I had my two boys with me

and then Luke video-chatting in.

It felt so good to see
all of you happy and safe.

I wish I knew
when that could happen again.

Life can change so fast.

You're worried about Jacob
being undercover, aren't you?

How did you know about that?

Jacob told me
he was gonna do it.

And then I ran into him
in some sketchy part of town

wearing clothes
I ain't never seen him wear.

And what were you doing
in this sketchy part of town?

Picking up
take-out Chinese food, Ma.

I told him to watch his back.

Yeah, those people out
on the street, they don't play.

I trust that Jacob
knows what he's doing.

But I've been the wife
of a cop many years.

Things can go wrong

in the blink of an eye.

Ashley is the best thing
in my life.

There is no way
I am ending things with her.

I keep telling you
Ashley's sharp.

She's gonna find out
you're lying to her.

It'll be easier on both of you
if you just walk away now.

She won't know
I'm hiding anything

as long as you keep
your end of the deal.

Our arrangement is that we watch
each other's backs,

and that's exactly
what I'm doing.

So you think
giving me relationship advice

-is having my back?
-Yes, it is.

Being with Ashley is a risk
to both of us.

I'm being straight with you,
Grayson.

That's why you can trust me.

-Hey.
-Hey.

You must not have heard-
your grandmother was discharged.

No, I know.

And I'm so grateful.

I'm here to talk to you.

What's wrong?

It's just the secrets that I've
been keeping from my family,

they're...

starting to suffocate me.

Hey.

Did something happen?

Well, I nearly slipped up

about Jacob
when I was with my dad.

-Okay, but Jacob's okay, right?
-No.

Maybe.

I-I-I don't know.

We talk so seldom,

I have no idea
what is going on with him.

I just keep telling myself
that no news is good news.

Well, at least your grandmother
is doing better.

Yeah, thank God.

But Gran being hospitalized

just reminds me of the time bomb
in my own DNA.

Maybe you'd feel better
if you shared the truth

with your family.

That you are a carrier
of this gene.

And after all that, it
turned out to be an infection.

A painful
and dangerous one, but...

treatable, thank God.

Oh. Thank you, God, for that.

I could not have prepared
for that level of anguish

if I tried.

But you are winning this battle.

You are home.

And I can see in your eyes

that you are yourself.

So, what can I do

to help you with the rest?

You have already
done it by being here.

I should've known
my Articulette sisters

would know that I would
need 'em right now.

Tracy and I tossed a coin to see
who would visit this time.

I won.

You both have been a godsend,

holding my hand through
every step of this journey.

You know, it does my soul good
to be around the women

who knew me when we were
just girls from around the way.

So, tell me about this tour.

Is Tracy leaving a trail

of broken hearts?

You know it.

Oh, here we are,

a hundred years old...

Oh...

...and she's still got it.

Shoot, all Tracy has to do
is bat them eyes

and men fall at her feet.

-Mm-hmm.
-A man once dropped

to his knee and proposed
from the front row.

Stop it.

I'm sure she milked that
for all it's worth.

You know she did.

You know, I, um...

I wish I had gone
on the tour with you.

I mean, if I had known
that cancer was on the horizon,

I probably would have done it.

You were dealing
with personal matters.

Your family needed you
right after the reunion show,

and we understood that.

Well, if I am ever

out of this cancer hell

and in the land of remission...

Which we are all praying for.

...I am going to reach out
to Devon Winters

and accept his offer
to record the Articulettes

incorporating Barbara's voice.

-Thank you for saying that, Dad.
-Mm.

I was so upset because it felt
like people were gaslighting me

about what I had seen
with my own two eyes. So...

it means a lot to hear you admit

that you were putting Eva first.

Unfortunately, I have a great
deal to make up for with her,

but that doesn't justify
me spending less time with you.

Well, I'll always think
you were wrong for...

letting Eva get away
with destroying our family,

but...

...Gran's illness
has reminded me

that life's too short
to hold on to resentment

with people that you love.

I agree.

And I want to give you
your flowers now.

I admire what you're doing
with Anita and Vernon.

There's not many people your age

who would be willing
to sacrifice their social life

to spend time
with an ailing grandparent.

You're the most loving

and dedicated person
I've ever known.

Peaches,
how do you like the caviar?

I could've done
with some pancakes.

I mean, why do rich folks
like this so much?

Quiet as it's kept,
I don't like it either.

But do you remember
when we used to

ooh and aah over the rich people
we'd watch indulge on TV?

Oh, my, yes.

This and-
What was that other stuff?

-Foie gras. Mm.
-Mm.

LESLIE:
Oh, girl, please. All that

highfalutin fuss over some
fish eggs and some duck liver.

But, listen, I just wanted

you to have a chance to try it.

Okay?

Now for your next
luxurious experience-

-a full body massage, hunty...
-EVA: Mmm.

-at the spa.
-Oh.

-That sounds nice.
-EVA: Mmm. It's better

-than you can imagine.
-LESLIE: Mm-hmm.

We are going to fix you up
with some hot stones

and an even hotter masseur.

Ooh.

Eva, can you go book
Peaches' session?

-Mm.
-I, uh... I need to take care of something.

I'll be right back.

-What's going on?
-Just Mama

about to backslide
and cause a scene.

Leslie.

Excuse me.

I've reserved a squash court.

I only need a minute.

I wanted to ask you
to have the inspector...

just please withdraw that order

shutting down construction
on my house.

Please.

Okay.

No way.

My family is already a wreck
about Gran.

Mom told me
that Granddad fell apart

at just the thought
of losing her.

Yeah, of course he did.

They've been together
most of their lives.

And Gran's condition is making
my hyperconfident dad

freak out.

He even told me
how relieved he is

that I don't have the variant.

I can't tell him
that I do have it. Not now.

That'll just make everybody
even more worried.

Okay, look, I don't want to make
this harder on you. I don't.

But I have overheard

members of your family talk
about how grateful

they are that you do not
have the BRCA gene.

And I had to stand there

-and stay quiet about it.
-Ash,

I'm so sorry that you're caught

-in the middle of all this.
-No.

This isn't about me.

This is about you letting your
family help you through this.

Well... I can't tell them
before I tell Jacob.

And I'm not gonna
lay this on him

while he's working
undercover, so...

I'm just gonna have
to keep my mouth shut

until his case is done

and until Gran
is out of the woods.

Yes!

And it does my soul good to hear

that you want us all
to reunite again,

even if just in the studio.

And you know
Tracy will be thrilled, too.

But, sis...

...you need to forget

this "if your cancer
goes into remission" talk,

because you will
definitely recover

and record again.

I have faith.

[doorbell rings]

You want me to get that?

No, no. Rowena will get it.

I asked someone to come by
before I knew about your visit.

-Oh.
-So would you mind giving us

a little privacy
for a few minutes?

-Sure.
-And, listen, don't, um...

Don't mention this to Vernon.

Oh.

It isn't like you and Vernon
to keep things from each other.

Have we forgotten
the secret singing lessons?

I think a little turnabout
is fair play.

Fine.

I'll just make myself busy
in your closet.

-Be right back.
-Mm-hmm.

Well, I certainly didn't expect
to get a call from you today.

A few weeks ago,
I never would have imagined

asking you for help.

How times have changed.

Ma, even if Jacob's assignment
is dangerous...

...he's too smart

and responsible
to take any unnecessary risks.

Okay, your golden boy
is gonna be just fine.

It's not just him being out
there that keeps me up at night.

If those criminals
figure out he's a cop...

Just who or what
is he trying to infiltrate?

Did Pops tell you?

I can't say anything that might
compromise the investigation,

but it's safe to say

he's with some violent people.

If your father
had told me before

that Jacob was gonna be
this deeply involved,

I would've done my best
to put a stop to it.

I'm sure that's exactly why
he didn't tell you.

When Elon would go out
on a new assignment,

I would always give him
a long hug

and wish him good luck.

I know it's superstitious,
but...

it worked every time.

Made me feel sure
he was coming back home.

I didn't get a chance
to do that with Jacob.

I may know a way to give you
a little more peace of mind.

I'm looking out
for both me and you.

-You know that, right?
-Yeah, yeah. I-I get

that you went out on a limb
to get Max out of town.

That could've put you
in the hot seat.

I didn't want the guy's death
of my conscience.

All Max wanted was to get out.

But at this point, we both know
that's not an option.

This isn't just an extra way
to make cash anymore.

No, it's not.

And the only way
we make it through this thing

is if we lean on each other.

I just wish I knew from the
start how far things would go.

Yeah, don't we all?

But we still don't even know
who's running this thing.

And that's what concerns me.

Man, if I could just find out
who we're actually working for,

then maybe I can devise a plan
to get us both out.

So I'm gonna ask you again,
Grayson,

do you know anything
about who else is involved?

No.

I'm sorry.

You have no one to blame
but yourself

for the construction ban.

You should've paid closer
attention.

That one-inch violation
is bogus,

and you know it.

You know,
I wouldn't be surprised

if you
and Shrek the attorney found

some way to fix the maps
just to shut me down.

You don't
get to play victim here.

Not after the noise

of your construction
has been torturing my sick wife

while she's fighting
for her life.

Don't even.

You Duprees have been pushing me
out of Fairmont Crest all along.

So using Anita and her cancer as
a way to justify your actions,

Vernon, mm.

That's low.

That coming from the queen
of hitting below the belt.

Every minute that my
construction crew isn't working

is another dollar
that I have to eat in overages.

Here's an idea-

you can recoup your losses

by selling the property
altogether.

Nice try, Vern.

But I'm sure you realize by now

the more you try
to get rid of me,

the more
I am determined to stay.

Uh, I was...

with Naomi
when she got Vernon's text

about you having
some kind of an infection.

And, uh, Dani told me last night

about you being hospitalized.

I-I know that you've...

had a tough time of it.

Well, I'm much better now.

But that whole terrible
experience has made me realize

I need to see to any
and all unfinished business.

Which is where I come in,
I presume.

-Correct.
-Okay.

Well, I'm happy to do whatever
I can to help, you know.

And I hope there's not a problem
with the stop work order

that I got
on Leslie's construction.

Oh. No.

We haven't heard a single drill

since you worked your magic.

No, I asked you here

to discuss the, um, living trust

that you drew up for Vernon
and me some years back.

I'd like to make
a few amendments.

Okay. Yeah, sure. Of course.

You know, those kinds of things

should be regularly
updated anyway.

I happen to be making a few
changes to documents of my own.

But I don't understand
why you don't want Vernon

to be a part of this meeting.

Because this is a conversation

I need to have with you alone.

You can't take all the blame
for the distance between us.

When I was your office manager,

we naturally spent time
together.

I didn't even have to think
about updating you on my life.

Yeah, I heard about it
in real time.

Yeah.

When I left to start ChelseaKat,

it didn't even occur to me
that I would have to fight

to communicate with you.

Are you making
this a mutual blame society?

Absolutely.

Because good or bad,

I'm just like my dad.

No.

You're better than me.

And from this point on...

...I will be more present
for you.

Okay, I guess I see why you feel
like you need to keep your...

BRCA status a secret
until Jacob gets home.

-Thank you.
-But then once he's home...

-I'll reevaluate.
-Naomi.

I'm making you
a promise I can keep.

All right.

If it makes you feel any better,

you can give me a deep, dark
secret to hold on to in return.

I don't have any.

After what Derek and I put
each other through last year,

my goal is to live a life
of complete transparency,

especially where
my relationships are concerned.

[phone vibrates]

Uh, one sec.

Hey. Izaiah?

Naomi. Hey.

I need to ask a favor.

Not for me.

For my mom.

Well, is Darlene okay?

Emotionally,
she'd be a lot better

if she could talk to my brother.

I know it's asking a lot, but...

is there any chance
I could borrow that burner phone

Jacob gave you?

Sweet treat

for the sweetest person I know.

Mm.

Well, that's
a little corny, but...

I'm always in the mood
for chocolate chip.

I just want to thank you
for being so...

patient and understanding
about the situation with my mom.

It's kind of my specialty.

I know I've been sending you
mixed signals,

but that's only because
I care about you.

And I don't want you
to get hurt.

Okay, so I booked your massage
appointment through the app.

It's gonna start in 15 minutes.

Uh, well, I don't know if I
should go before Dana gets back.

Trust me, that conversation's
gonna take a while.

Mama won't mind.

Mm, should we go and help?

The only way to help her now
is to let her get it all out

of her system.

Have you forgotten
that the only reason

you were able to buy
this property in the first place

was because my wife
set up a trust

for Barbara's descendants?

Have you no sense of gratitude?

Oh, I am honoring my mother

by living the kind of life
she would want me to have.

By frittering it away
on frivolous things.

Financing a free clinic
is not remotely frivolous,

and neither is buying a house.

But that hideous remodel is.

I've seen those statues
being delivered.

Idris Elba. Shemar Moore.

Unbelievable.

Morris Chestnut is on a truck
waiting to join them

as soon as this is lifted.

Vern, I am surprised,

'cause I thought
you'd appreciate my tribute

to Black men.

You did this for yourself.

I'm beginning to think
that the only thing

you truly enjoy is the ability
to annoy and alienate others.

Because you were
all so welcoming to me.

Mm. I must have missed that.

We've been honest, Leslie.

Which is more than you can say.

You've made revenge
into a design choice,

and that won't do anyone
any good in the end.

Has your diagnosis changed,

and you just
don't want to tell Vernon

and the rest of your family
about it?

Th-This meeting does fall under
attorney-client privilege.

So whatever you tell me,

it will remain
between the two of us.

There's no need to worry.

What Vernon told the family
about the infection

-is all there is to tell.
-Mm.

My prognosis remains unchanged,

and I need to be realistic.

I don't know
what the future holds.

And I put Vernon through hell

when I was ready to give up
the fight against this cancer.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Dani mentioned that.

I'm sorry that the pain
was so intolerable

that you were considering that.

It has been...

...a trying time for all of us.

So you can understand why I
don't want to subject my husband

to more talk about my mortality.

Yeah. Yeah, I understand.

And of course
I'll respect your wishes.

Okay.

I'm ready.

What would you like
for me to do?

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