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Previously on The Cleaning Lady.

Both his liver and his spleen are enlarged now. It could be fatal.

There's only one drug that can really treat that and it cost 150 000 dollars.

I still have contacts in Manila.

I could get the meds for half of what we paid in Mexico.

Just give me one good reason why I should trust you.

I told you to find those divorce papers years ago! And you never did!

We just got a buyer for La Habana.

Robert?

A couple of fishermen just pulled a gun out of the Colorado River,

40 yards from where we found Maya.

We're still running the print but there's enough there to find the match.

Wait a minute, hold on. Son of a bitch.

I could tell he went for Maya but I'm not gonna do that

because Kamdar is a bigger fish and I need you to help me take him down.

I'm gonna kill Kamdar and you're gonna help me do it.

Robert! Call 911.

You saved his life. I'll take it from here.

Are you ready to really celebrate your birthday, peanut? Yes?

Hi. Happy birthday. Happy birthday!

- Yes, yes. They came. - I know. They came.

Of course. We wouldn't miss your birthday, buddy. Oh, come on.

- Hey, give me some. Okay. - Come on!

You going?

- Let's go - Okay.

- JD let you come? - I don't need his permission.

Okay. He's at work. But I couldn't let the kids miss Luca's special day.

Especially after everything's he's been through.

Thanks, Fi.

- How is he today? - Today he's good.

We're going again.

THE CLEANING LADY

- I'm gonna have to go, Fi. - Wait. Who is that guy?

- He works for Kamdar. - Well, what does he want?

- It'll be fine. I'll meet you at home. - No, but isn't it...

Please, Fi. Please.

- Can I ride that one? - Yes, you can.

Mommy has to go to work but I'll meet you at home for cake and ice cream?

Okay, mommy.

Have fun, guys.

- Nadia, where are you? - At Robert's.

I haven't been able to call

because they haven't taken their eyes off me since we left the hospital.

- What happened? - I did it.

But he's still alive because your cleaning lady gave him CPR and saved him.

- Now I'm trapped and he won't let me go. - I'll come get you.

No. No, Arman. We can't have him suspect anything.

And you and I aren't supposed to be talking.

All right, Nadia, you listen to me.

I need you to get the hell out of there before he figures anything out.

Yeah, I know. So far his blood test didn't find anything.

- What did his doctor say? - That it was a cardiac arrest.

There was no poison or drug found in his system.

- Yes? - Robert wants to see you.

Yeah, of course.

I had a full physical just a few months ago.

And there was nothing that indicated an issue with my heart.

High potassium can lead to hyperkalemia.

We're looking what may have caused this now.

Your levels have since dropped, but that could be due to stress.

The only thing that's stressing me out

is the sight of all this bloody, medical equipment in my room!

- Get rid of it! - Robert!

We're all here trying to make sure you're okay.

Doctor Fogle, this all really necessary?

Well, if he wants us to monitor him here at home and not at the hospital, then yes.

Okay. Can you please give us a minute?

- Sure. - Thank you.

All right. You know you're gonna have to calm down.

This way.

What is she doing here?

I want a second opinion from the doctor who saved my life.

Thanks for that, by the way.

Give her my toxicology report.

Thank you.

So what do you think, Thony?

Your blood work looks normal but your potassium levels are unusually high.

And what would cause that?

Have you had any fatigue or muscle weakness before your attack?

No. Never been fitter.

But it's possible that you have undetected kidney or liver damage

that can cause elevated potassium levels.

Well, I do like my drink but not that much. But you tell me.

Your numbers look well within the normal range.

So what's the most plausible explanation for my cardiac arrest?

It could be a drug interaction,

something you took didn't react well with something else.

That's exactly what my doctor said.

But there's nothing in this report that indicates that.

Not to worry. I'm having them run a second or a third tox screen.

- Thank you, doctor. - You're welcome.

I don't think it's gonna take you long to recover

but in the meantime if you want,

Arman and I can sell the drugs coming from Manila,

so it's nothing for you to worry about.

Actually, it is. The shipment's gone missing.

It happens all the time. Cargoes always getting delayed or misplaced.

Let's hope that's all it is, since your son's medication is with that shipment.

I'll check with the pharmaceutical factory in Manila.

There's no need. My sources say it went missing after it arrived in Long Beach.

I'll send my best men to track it down.

It'll turn up and then we'll find out exactly who's to blame.

Until then, Juergen will take you home.

I'll walk you out.

Why would you tell him it was a drug interaction?

Because it was a test. He knew the answer.

Well, he's gonna suspect me now.

So if you happen to see Arman, tell him you sold us both out.

Thank you for coming, Thony. Good to see you.

Yeah, I'm here. Great. Let's meet up.

I'm so sorry. I need to go to the restroom.

- I'll wait here. - Thanks.

You wanna explain why the hell you're being driven around by Kamdar's men?

He had a cardiac arrest and he asked me to check on him.

And you're the one who's supposed to detain Arman so that wouldn't happen.

Yeah, I did. And guess what he told me?

After everything that I have done,

you didn't even have the decency to tell me what happened with Maya.

That you were there when she was killed.

I just didn't know...

You had me watch over your family that night! I looked the other way with Chris.

I protected you.

I'm sorry, Garrett.

Yeah. You're sorry. Does that word have any meaning to you anymore?

Have you gotten so good at lying and covering up the truth

that you don't even recognize it?

- Yes, Fi? - God, Thony.

Luca has a fever of 104 and he's vomiting.

We're here at Nevada General. We just got here. I didn't know what else to do.

You did the right thing. I'll be right there.

- Luca's at the hospital. I have to go. - Okay.

I'll park the van and we'll come in with you.

No. No. It's not safe for you.

Because we're TNTs? I don't care. It's Luca.

No. Okay. I can't take that risk with you if anything happens.

- Then I'll call dad. He'll take Luca in. - No. No.

Okay. He's at work. It'll take too long for him to get here.

- Luca needs to go now. - Then I'll wait with you.

No, Jaz.

Look, if I get deported, child services will take you away from me.

I need you to both listen to me.

Take the van and go to JD's. Wait for him to come home.

Please. Then I know you're both safe.

Next.

What's your emergency?

My nephew has a high fever and he started throwing up about an hour ago.

- Has he been to this hospital before? - No, it's his first time.

Proof of insurance?

He doesn't... we don't have insurance but it's an emergency.

- Does he have prior medical conditions? - Yes, his whole life.

Fill that out, bring it back when you're done.

We'll need his date of birth, home address, and a Social.

- Social? - His Social Security number?

Yes. Right. Thank you.

- Tita, where is mommy? - She'll be here soon, okay?

- You can leave that part blank. - What?

The Social Security section.

You don't have to put one down if you don't have one.

Some people just make up a number. My mom was Tago ng Tago.

She didn't have a number either.

If you're TNT too, it's okay. We're going to take care of you.

But what if they try to deport me?

Medical repatriation happens but not here. This is a sanctuary city.

At this hospital, we don't care where you're from.

Just that you're here now.

Everyone's entitled to emergency care, regardless of your status.

- Thank you. - Hey, buddy. You doing okay?

- Code blue. - We gotta go.

We're really slammed back there but we will get him in as soon as we can.

- Joseph, thank you. Let me do it. - I'm not hungry.

- Just keeping you company. - Well, you have to eat, Robert.

Chef is bringing out something light

and it's also good for you to get up and move a little bit, right?

Robert... You scared me. I thought we almost lost you.

Is that right?

Yes.

But you'll be feeling like your old self soon. I promise.

My father died of a heart attack at 45.

I always had this looming fear that I would die the same age, just like him.

But you didn't.

Because I took every available precaution.

I tried to keep on top of my cardiovascular health.

I hired the best doctors to keep an eye on my heart.

But here I am, recovering from a cardiac arrest.

Some things we can't control, right?

It doesn't mean I didn't try.

Not for me. Doctor's orders.

Just for her.

Though it is my favorite grand cru.

But there's something I need to tell you, Robert.

When you were away,

Thony came to the office asking about a shipment from Manila.

She wanted to know when it was coming

and she said she needed to know for her son.

So I didn't think much of it until I heard you two talking.

I think Thony is the one who tried to steal your shipment.

Thanks for telling me this.

We're gonna have to sort this out.

Make sure someone is with her at all times.

I wouldn't want anything to happen to you.

Would I?

- Fi? Oh, God. How is he? - I don't know.

They haven't checked him yet but they keep telling us to wait.

Oh my God. Peanut, can you hear me?

Okay. How long did they say it would take?

I don't know but I've heard people say they've been here for six hours already.

He doesn't have that kind of time.

Ma'am, excuse me? My son needs to be seen now.

We're moving as quickly as we can.

I know but he just had a liver transplant and his body is rejecting the new organ.

His temperature is at 104. He's jaundiced, there's blood in his vomit

which means that he's going into liver failure.

You need to call a code white!

Please. I know I look like any worried mother,

but I am a doctor and I am telling you if you don't admit him immediately,

he's gonna die in this waiting room.

Code white!

We have a code white in the reception area. Code white.

Thank you.

Here. That's my son.

We're coming.

Robert, you wanted to see me?

I want you to send a team to every rail and shipping yard in the Nevada area.

- Find that container with my drugs. - Yes, sir.

And bring Thony to me.

If she's the one who's stealing from me, I'm gonna make an example of her.

What part of emergency takes two hours to even see a doctor?

I mean, it's like we're invisible.

You know what? I'll make them see us.

Hi. Excuse me. Hi. I am looking for Dr. Gonzales.

- He's down there. - Thank you.

Dr. Gonzales? Dr. Gonzales, excuse me. Excuse me.

Patient Luca De La Rosa, age six, previously immunocompromised,

now ten weeks post-liver-transplant.

His TPR shows significant drops in respiration and pulse ox and.

I'm sorry, who are you?

I'm a doctor but right now, I'm a mother whose son has been ignored.

Okay. You said his transplant was only 10 weeks ago?

Yeah.

Organ rejection is always a concern

but I wouldn't have imagined quite this much damage already.

First graft seems extremely clean,

so it doesn't appear to be complications from the surgery.

Listen, Luca can't wait any longer. He needs to be seen now.

As you know, with these numbers, he may be cirrhotic already.

Yeah. But he might not be. There's still a chance we can reverse the damage.

But if he is,

all I can do is start the process to add him to the UNOS transplant list.

I understand but I...

Okay. Look, I'm just gonna come by your room in a few minutes

and treat his discomfort in the meantime. Okay?

Okay. Thank you.

Look, at least he's on the transplant.

He's never going to qualify for a transplant!

Even if he does, how long is that gonna take?

I need this new drug from Manila.

I know it's still experimental but if it can reverse the liver damage,

I'll call Arman. I'm sure he has the drugs.

Go. Do what you have to do. I'll stay with Luca.

Thank you.

- What do you want, Thony? - Do you have those drugs from Manila?

You mean the meds you said I couldn't get?

I got them rerouted but I don't have them because you screwed it all up.

Okay. I'm really sorry. I really am. But I need those drugs.

If you had just trusted me, Kamdar would be dead and we'd have those meds.

But since he's still alive thanks to you, we all have to lay low now.

I can't wait. I'm at the hospital with Luca

and it has confirmed that his liver is so damaged

they can't do anything about it but put him on the transplant list.

And we both know he's never gonna get it this way.

So this drug from Manila is my only hope to reverse the liver damage.

That's why I did what I did with Kamdar

but please, don't let my son pay for my mistakes, Arman.

I need these drugs.

All right. We'll get those meds but after that, we're done.

Thank you.

- What hospital are you in? - Nevada General.

Kamdar's men are watching. I'll slip out the back.

I'll come get you.

You know how many angry calls I've gotten looking for that missing shipment?

- Did you say anything? - No, of course not.

Get this cargo outta my hair. Hey, I need that!

Arman, it's here!

- What are we looking for here? - It's called Heptatic Peptin.

It could be in any of these boxes.

It's Kamdar's men. Just find it fast. I'll do what I can to hold them off.

Thank you.

No.

- Hi, Tita Mommy. - Tita Mommy? That's a new one.

Dinosaurs, basketball, and boats on Saturn.

- Wait, what was that, Luca? - Stars like boats.

Stars like boats? Yeah, of course, of course sweetheart.

Hey, excuse me.

I think there's something wrong. He's starting to talk funny.

Don't worry, I'm sure he's just tired.

The monitors will let us know if something's wrong.

No! No, no! He needs help! His nose is bleeding!

Yeah!

Dr. Gonzales! Excuse me.

Dr. Gonzales, Luca's nose is bleeding and he's not making sense.

He's just talking gibberish.

I need a procedure cart and a nasal pack!

He's got epistaxis. Probable hepatic encephalopathy.

What is that?

It's okay. We got him. You can just wait outside the room.

I'll be just here, okay?

Pick up, Thony!

Go ahead. I got him.

Go that way.

Get down!

- How is he? - Thony, thank God.

The nurse keeps checking his vitals

but he had a nosebleed and I guess he had some brain swelling.

They gave him something to help him, but did you get the new medicine.

Yeah. Yeah, I did but we can't give it to him now,

it could affect his respiratory function,

so we'd have to put him on the ventilator first before we start him on it.

There's no reason to put him on a ventilator, his breathing is fine.

Hepatic Peptin? I didn't prescribe that.

Well, it's a new drug that helps with liver failure.

And it's not been FDA approved here.

No, but many countries have used it successfully.

But not here. And even if it were legal, I'm his doctor, not you.

Look, it is unethical to treat another member of your family

and it is illegal to administer this drug.

We have no other option!

Maybe not, but regulations exist for a reason.

I am not asking you to administer it.

If you are asking me to look the other way, I won't.

She's asking for you to help her save her son.

The answer is still no.

Dr. Gonzales, patient's ready for you in room 3B.

I don't care. We need a ventilator. There must be one free in this hospital.

You're still gonna give Luca the medication anyway?

Yes.

- How are you gonna do it? - I don't know.

We must know someone who works here.

- Okay. Thanks, Samantha. - Okay. Thank you, Nina.

- Any luck? - Yeah. Nina's cousin can help us.

She's a cleaning lady in radiology and she knows where the equipment room is,

and she said she could take us down there.

Okay. There it is. She's on three, she wants us to meet us there.

- Okay. Let's go. - Okay.

All the extra equipment is kept in here, but if we have it, it's stored here.

No, that's perfect.

Nina told our family how you helped deliver her baby. Thank you.

We all have to help each other. Thank you.

All right.

Thank you so much.

It's good. Perfect.

Mommy, where are we?

We are in a place where people like to pray, my love.

I wish we can go on a ride again.

- We will when you feel better. Okay? - It was the best birthday ever.

Wait until you see your next birthday. All right?

It's gonna be so much fun.

But for now, I think you need to take a little nap, my love.

Okay? You'll need to rest a little bit.

Okay? And when you wake up, I'm sure you'll feel much better.

Okay.

So can you count until 10 for mommy.

One, two...

- Three, four. - Five, six.

Okay. Lower it down.

Okay. Get the pillow.

Bring him up. That's right.

Okay. Now what?

Now we have to wait for all the medication to go through the IV.

And about 36 hours after that

we can take him off the ventilator if he's stabilized.

I told you no. No. And you do this anyway.

Right after I told you that this is against hospital policy,

that this is illegal!

Okay. You cannot take him off this ventilator, that could kill him.

I'm not gonna let him die over some regulation or policy.

And I know you won't, either, because we both became doctors to save live.

I am just begging you to help me save my son.

Hi. Vodka martini, please? With olives.

Thank you.

Of all the gin joints, she walks into mine.

Of all the gin joints in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into mine.

Nah, my version sounds better.

Casablanca is one of the greatest movies of all time,

so no, you did not improve it.

And this is why you are the boss and I am the screw up.

I don't know anything, all right? Accuracy, that's your thing.

Or I'm just an OCD freak who needs to be right all the time.

Yeah. And that.

Cheers.

So, how did we get here?

We've barely started drinking, Miller, and you open with that?

No, I'm already... I'm two drinks in, so let me just set the stage here.

I'm yelling at Thony, all right?

I am in her face, screaming at her for being a liar.

She gets a call that her son is in the ER.

And then I suddenly, it hit me, I just had this complete epiphany.

- You get too close to your CI's? - So it's pathetic.

You know, it's part of the job.

And when you remember that, you're gonna sleep easier at night.

Arman admitted that he shot Maya.

I'm not gonna tell you how I got him to confess, but Kamdar made him do it.

It was her or Thony.

And you believe him?

And the irony is, Arman is a criminal who actually tells the truth.

And of course, I wanna bring him down but you are right.

Kamdar's the bigger whale.

See? You just admit I'm right, things are just easier between us.

I wouldn't say things are difficult between us.

How would you say things are right now?

Between us?

I am a big girl.

- But if you don't want this, just say so. - No, it's not that.

And we could be something, we both know that.

But Russo, like, I'm not... I am a mess right now. All right?

I need to figure it out.

Yeah.

Okay. Yes, yes, yes.

JD's back and he's pissed. I'll deal with that later.

It's better to ask for forgiveness than permission.

He's a good guy, he gets it.

Do you want any coffee or tea from the cafeteria?

- No, I'm good. - No?

This is Theresa Wilcox from Social Services?

Mrs. Wilcox with stay with Luca until the treatment is finished and he's stabilized.

What are you talking about?

The two of you have stolen hospital property

and administered an illegal drug...

No. Dr. Gonzales, that's not approved in this country.

- Can we just slow down a second? - So I will be pressing charges.

What's going... what are you doing?

- Thony De La Rosa, you're under arrest. - No, no.

Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law.

Are you kidding me? You're doing this?

I need to call my children to let someone know, please.

You'll get a call down at the station. Let's go.

You're not taking my son away from me, do you hear me? I won't let that happen!

You made a mistake. Thony didn't steal my drugs.

Arman did.

No, it can't be. Arman would never do that.

All Thony wanted was the medicine for her son.

But I found out that Arman used an old contact to reroute the entire shipment.

I didn't know that.

- You've been lying to me. - No, Robert. I haven't...

Because you're still protecting him. And that's why you poisoned me.

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