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- Previously on "The Bold Type"...

- It was such a stupid mistake,

and I regret it every single day.

- I said no more talking.

I'm gonna get the double mastectomy.

- There's no way that this is where our story ends.

- Do you remember Miles Shaw? I've been texting with him.

- I'm Alex. - Alicia Golden.

- You're gonna walk away from an incredible woman

because of your ego?

- You were with a guy recently?

- Honestly, I'm probably more surprised than you are.

- I don't think it's a good idea for us to be friends.

- You're an assistant? - Yes.

- You wasted my time. Please don't waste anymore.

- When the opportunity presented itself

for me to style Alice, I took it.

- I don't have any words for you, Sutton.

- Work's a mess, and Instagram is a mess.

And I really love New York, but without you here,

it's, like, really hard.

- ♪ Hey you, you are special ♪

- Ooh, "Scarlet"'s potential new astrologer

just sent predictions.

Mine is, "You'll be drawn into the unexpected."

You know what's crazy is, I just drew this bath.

- That's insane. - Like, what?

- Okay, what does mine say?

- Probably that Richard's coming home tomorrow,

and you're kicking us out at 7:00 a.m.

for a long-awaited bang fest.

- Yeah, you're damn right.

- "Ditch the familiar to expand your horizons."

So essentially, yeah.

- Well, since we're getting kicked out,

I'm gonna try the shower.

- Ooh, you know, I wish you wouldn't

'cause I do currently have this very relaxing bath thing

going on. - Mm, yeah.

Well, look at that thing.

It's--it's like a temple for New York City showers,

and I've never been in it, so headphones, eyes closed.

- Fine.

- Before you get in,

that attachment on "low pulse" is magical.

- Is that why you're always in the shower?

- Long distance is tough.

- It's a good thing I'm home early.

And I'm getting a new showerhead.

- [squeals] - Ha.

- What are you doing here?

- I hopped an early flight so I could surprise you,

which I clearly have done.

Hi, Jane. - Hey.

- I missed you. - I missed you.

- ♪ Hearing every day about the negativity ♪

♪ But I was born not to believe that ♪

- You know, I almost don't wanna disturb her.

- I do. Kat!

- ♪ Tell you how to

- Hey, Katrina.

Wake up! - [gasps]

Oh.

- ♪ Why'd you hide yourself

♪ Speak your mind and tell your story ♪

♪ Show the world it's all about you ♪

- I should marry you. - [laughs]

- [laughs] - That's a great idea.

Speaking of which,

I made us an appointment with a wedding planner.

- Hmm?

A questionnaire?

Are there really that many decisions to be made?

- Oh, yeah.

We've got the guests, the invitations, the food,

venues, flower arrangements.

Indoor or outdoor, band or DJ, buffet or plated.

- We should use a planner.

[cell phone buzzes]

[chuckles] - What?

- Oliver? - Yup.

- Well, at least he's texting. - Yeah.

But he's still really mad about the Alice Knight thing,

and I have to figure out some way to regain his trust.

- And you will. What's on tap today?

- "Star-Crossed Lovers" shoot.

We're revamping the astrology section,

so Jacqueline wants us to do a modern take

on "Romeo and Juliet."

- Oh, literary. - Mm-hmm.

[cell phone chimes]

- And my meeting has been pulled up 20 minutes.

Back here tonight?

- Yeah. No, that sounds fun.

It's been too long. [gasps]

My breakfast just got here, so...

Yeah. Can't wait to see you too.

Okay. Love you.

- Love you? Really?

'Cause I'm the guy who just waited at H&H for you.

- Well, if there's a cinnamon raisin in there,

I love you more.

[gasps] - Yeah.

- That was my brother, Evan.

- Lawyer, perfect wife, two kids, and a labradoodle, Evan?

- Yes.

I just told him about my surgery plan.

- Oh, yeah. And?

- He's got my back. Always does.

- What?

- He's actually in town for a deposition,

and I'm getting lunch with him today if you want to join.

- Meeting the family. Well, that's a big step.

- It is.

So don't screw it up. [both laugh]

- Astrology connects us with the universe.

Our bodies, the stars,

we're all made of the same stuff.

[cell phone buzzes] And it's pretty awesome

how these ever-fixed marks,

you know, guide us as we struggle to guide ourselves.

You don't believe in astrology, do you?

- My readers believe in astrology,

and that is good enough for me.

- If you were to hire me full-time,

wouldn't you wanna know how I do my job?

- Okay, fine. - Great, okay.

Let's start with love, shall we?

The high priestess. This means trust your gut.

Your intuition will help determine your happiness.

- Nice. Kind of general, though, right?

- [chuckles] The tower.

Ooh. Um...

there's been a storm brewing for quite some time now.

Perhaps a power clash between you and your partner?

- Perhaps.

- The lovers inverted, so that means play it safe with love.

No sudden moves.

Less general? - Yes.

[upbeat music]

Yes.

♪

- Hey, Questlove. Wanna take five?

I have to finish "What Your Sign Says About Your Sex Life."

- Oh, yeah, just about as hard-hitting

as my "Star-Crossed Lovers" tie-in podcast.

"Ask Alex if who you fall for is fate or free will."

- Well, we all know it's fate.

- We don't all know it's fate, Sage.

- Really?

How do you explain, for example,

how you met that doctor, Alicia Golden?

- Same place, same time, mutual attraction,

but incompatible.

- A pox on your logic.

Where is your sense of romance? - Oh, I like romance.

Actually, in fact, that should be my podcast.

"Why do people want to believe that who we fall for

is fate, and not free will?"

- Okay, well, I'm gonna use my free will to get back to work.

[funky music]

♪

- You know, since we rolled out the astro content on social,

traffic is up 12%, so I think the magic's working.

- Hey, can we use some of the magic

to predict what my ideal wedding aesthetic would be?

Is it "beachy boho, farmhouse chic, or après-ski"?

- Mm. - Ooh, all of the above.

- I know. I like them all too.

There's, like, 15 more questions just like that.

- Well, maybe you should consult your stars, you know?

Your sign can tell you what kind of wedding you need.

- [scoffs]

You are way too into this whole revamping

of the astrology section.

- Yeah, and you are way too dismissive.

You might be the only millennial

who doesn't believe in birth charts.

- Well, I believe in birth order.

- Hmm.

- Ryan and I are having lunch with my brother,

Evan, today.

- Hmm. - I have to be on time

because as the oldest,

he is the most Type A Sloan.

- More Type A than you? Not possible.

- Okay, what comes before the letter A?

- Mm...

- [clears throat] - Oh.

- You okay? - Yeah, I'm groovy.

She's gonna stay in her lane, and I'll stay in mine,

and everything's gonna be fine. [cell phone buzzes]

- Huh.

You know, you two could be

in the "Star-Crossed Lovers" shoot.

- [clears throat]

- You know what? I'm hearing it now.

In my head, it was different.

It was funny and it was light, you know?

And it was diffusing the awkwardness, which is...

[stammers and sighs]

[overlapping chatter]

[mellow pop music]

- Travis was a high school senior I photographed

protesting the "no promo homo" laws

that still govern sex education in Alabama.

His sister sent me this yesterday.

- Oh, my gosh. What happened?

- After the protest,

his parents sent him to conversion therapy camp.

And...

he killed himself. - Oh.

Oh, Adena, I'm so sorry.

- Because I photographed him,

his sisters asked if I can get his story out.

This therapy is still legal in 32 states.

And it makes young people eight times more likely

to attempt suicide.

I think if more people knew about this,

maybe we can prevent it from happening in the future.

And, I mean, "Scarlet" reaches 6 million people, right?

- It does.

I am going to run this in our "Week in Photos" spread.

- [exhales]

Thank you, Jacqueline.

♪

- Evan has two adorable daughters.

- Yeah.

- I can't believe that Julie is now

a minivan-driving soccer mom.

- Yeah, I know.

She beings apple slices to the sideline,

cheers louder than anyone else.

Actually, it's more of a scream.

- [laughs]

Julie's his wife. She's awesome.

- Right. - High school sweethearts.

Oh, and Ryan just had his first novel published.

- I saw a review. Yeah.

"Bawdy sex romp through Manhattan's underbelly."

- That's the one. [laughs]

Yeah, writing is weird. I mean, Jane knows.

We just sort of pour our hearts out

and hopes somebody connects.

- Well, I love Jane's writing. I read it all the time.

- You do? - Of course I do.

- You know she's nominated

for Forbes' "30 Under 30 Writers to Watch."

- Oh, well, that's probably not happening.

I blew the interview. - I doubt that.

- I didn't think you read my stuff.

- Oh, yeah.

"Carry the Weight." "Pamela Dolan."

It's great, Jane.

And your piece on whether or not you're a bad feminist

for taking back your cheating boyfriend.

[stammers] That was you, right, Ryan?

[dramatic music]

- [sighs] - Evan--

- So I guess you took him back.

Does that make you a bad feminist?

Does that make you a bad feminist?

- No, it doesn't. - Okay.

Should we get coffee?

- I actually have a meeting I need to get to,

so I should be going.

Bye. See you soon.

- What?

- Ryan. Wait.

I'm sorry. - Kind of a dick move, right?

- Yes, and I told him that, and he apologized.

But you have to understand, he's protective.

He's my brother and he loves me--

- No. Well, he doesn't love me.

- Hey.

But I do.

And I know he will once he gets to know you.

- Is it crucial that he does? - [laughs]

He's my family.

And if we're gonna be together, then...

Look, when my mom passed away, Evan was there for me.

He was my rock, and he still is.

And it would really mean the world to me

if two of the most important men in my life got along.

Please? - Okay.

If you want me to try again, I will.

- Thank you.

[romantic music]

♪

Okay, go.

- Bye. - Bye.

- Yeah, Oliver. I searched high and low

and found some great Romeo pants.

And the dress from "West Side Story"

for Maria is on its way.

Yeah.

Hey, how's the conference going?

Oliver? Hello?

A simple good-bye would've been nice.

[knocks]

- You got a sec? - No, but come on in.

- Do you think destiny brought you and Richard together?

- Oh, well, I was stealing sandwiches,

so I'm gonna go with yeah.

- But you worked together. You saw him around.

Don't you think you made an active choice?

- Well, we didn't work together.

He was upstairs, I was down here.

And then I ran into him at some random bar

and ditched my Tinder date.

So, you know, destiny.

- That sounds like free will.

- Do you need it to be free will?

- I need it to make sense.

- Nothing makes sense.

Like how Richard's finally here, and I'm stuck at work.

That makes zero sense.

[futuristic music]

- Adena, we can't publish those photos.

Legal thinks that it's too risky.

They think that his parents could sue us.

And win. - Okay.

What if we reached out and had them sign a waiver?

- I pushed this all the way up the ladder,

and I got a very hard no.

We can't use Travis' image.

[somber music]

♪

- Kat? - Oh, excuse me.

- Excuse me. Hello.

- How are you? - I am well, thank you.

I was just working, so...

I'm gonna go back to the working place.

- Kat. - Yeah?

- I need your help. - I'm sorry?

- You've worked here a long time,

and I'm having issues

with legal and the approval process--

- Okay, Adena.

You made it really clear that you do not wanna be my friend.

So I feel like maybe you should ask someone else for help.

That might be better. Bye.

♪

[rock music playing]

- Hey, Ryan. Over here.

Hey. - Hey.

[clears throat] - You want a beer?

- Look, man, I get why you don't like me.

But Jane wants us to get along, so that's why I'm here.

- Well, I've heard I'm more likable after an IPA,

so maybe you are too.

I mean, we could try that.

- Yeah.

- So have you guys had sex yet?

Dude, I'm kidding.

[lively music]

♪

- [sighs] You're working late.

- Something like that.

You look nice. - Oh, thanks.

I'm just going out to dinner with an old friend, so...

Speaking of which, I hope Adena is okay.

I know how much she wanted to honor that boy's life

and speak out against conversion therapy.

And I feel really bad that I couldn't help her do that.

- Right.

- I mean, I could tell it was really important to her.

Hey, don't work too late. - I won't.

[soft ambient music]

♪

[sighs]

Adena, hi. It's Kat.

I heard why you asked for my help earlier, and...

Just call me.

- In New York, a lot of our ice time

comes in the middle of the night.

- Dude, I can't believe you still play hockey.

That's impressive. - Honestly, it's therapy.

The Zambronis keep me sane.

- Yeah, well, with my ACL, you know, I can't play anymore.

- Mm.

- But I can watch. - Yes.

- You a Rangers guy? - Does Potvin suck?

- Dude. A real fan, wow.

All right, we gotta go down at the Garden

and catch a game sometime.

- Yeah.

- All right.

We need another round.

[funky electronic music]

♪

- Hey. - Hey.

- [sighs] - Oh, Miles.

My goodness, it's good to see you.

- Wow. - [laughs]

- Wow. - Hi.

- It's been 30 years. I can't believe it.

- Yeah. - You look amazing.

- Thank you. Look who's talking.

- No, no. Come, sit.

I hope you're hungry. - I am.

- You drink wine, right? - I do.

- Yes. - [sighs]

All right.

- ♪ Back in the city

♪ I'm just another

- [sighs] Hi.

- Mm. - I'm so sorry that I'm late.

I tried to get out on time and impress Oliver,

not that he said anything.

- It's okay.

- Hi. - Hi.

Food's cold.

- Did you make that? - I did.

Between meetings. - Oh, now I feel even worse.

- Don't.

I am just glad that you're here.

- I finished filling out my wedding questionnaire.

- Me too. DJ or band?

- DJ. - Band.

- Interesting, interesting, interesting.

Buffet or seated? - Seated?

[cell phone buzzes]

- [sighs] Oh, work.

- You gotta take that now? - This'll just take a minute.

♪

- ♪ Now there's the sunset

♪ Salt in the wound, yeah

♪ Sometimes I don't know who I'm singing to ♪

♪ Who is the you

♪ Who I sing to [knocking at door]

♪ When my house is empty

♪ You open the door

- Hey. - Hi.

I'm not gonna lie.

It's really difficult for me to be here.

- Yeah, I know. Me too.

But this is bigger than us. This is about that boy.

- Travis. - Travis.

And all the other kids like him.

- Mm.

- You wanna come in?

- ♪ To you

- Okay, so legal won't let Travis

be the poster child for LGBTQ rights.

- No.

Can't we just counter-sue the parents?

Or use social media?

- Oh, I mean, if we do that, we end up in court anyway.

And if we're there, then we've already lost.

- Mm. - [exhales]

We need to jiu-jitsu this.

Find a way to take the focus away

from being directly on Travis.

- Okay. To what?

- Hmm...

Do you remember that exhibit we saw in Peru?

The one with the collage of all the faceless soldiers?

- Mm-hmm.

- I mean, you couldn't really tell who anyone was,

but it still felt deeply personal.

- So we just create a collage honoring Travis

without exposing his identity.

- Exactly.

This way we can honor him

while also telling a larger story,

keeping ourselves out of court,

and Safford Legal off our backs.

- Smart. - Thanks.

[mellow music]

♪

- Alyssa and I were together for 23 years.

Nothing drastic. Just I think people grew apart.

- Yeah. - What about you two?

What happened? - Uh...

just schedules, and appointments, and the boys...

- Mm.

- Yeah, we took care of our home life,

but not our love life.

- It's not easy, is it? - No. No, it's not.

- Not like when we were in college.

- No kids, no careers. - Just sex.

- [laughs] Yeah.

- In the library. In between the stacks.

- I was in that library an awful lot, wasn't I?

- Yes, yes, yes. You were.

That's why I had to get very creative.

- [laughs]

Well, I miss it.

You know, the passion and the spark.

Being here with you

kind of brings a little bit of that back.

- I feel the same way.

- ♪ Want it, want it

♪ Never knew what it felt like before ♪

- Do you remember... [clears throat]

What we used to do

when we were in restaurants when we were dating?

How we would talk about what

we would do to each other if we weren't in a public place?

- Of course I do.

- ♪ Attempt to stage a new love affair ♪

- Do you wanna try that right now?

- Um...

I don't know.

Maybe.

- [clears throat] Well...

♪

- ♪ I have to keep him entwined in my arms ♪

- I would take my hand,

and move it up your thigh.

So I could pull you closer to me.

♪

- ♪ God, I hope this is true

♪

- My turn. Okay.

[laughs] Um...Okay.

So...

You would...

Your hand...

[both laugh]

Whoo.

- Oh, God, we had fun. - [sighs]

- You wanna get out of here?

- That's a little--a little quick, don't you think?

- I mean, we have known each other for 30 years.

- We have.

- But whatever pace you wanna take it at,

I'm good with it.

- ♪ Ooh

♪

- What did I tell you? My brother's cool.

- Yeah, babe, you were right. Evan's a good guy.

- Aw, this makes me so happy,

but why are you guys still at the bar?

- Oh, well, we downed about four beers each.

So I left, but then came back to use the bathroom

before the long subway ride home.

- Smart move. - I thought so.

- And I know Evan loves his fancy IPAs.

I'll bet he paid too. He has those Midwest manners.

[tense music]

Ryan? You okay?

- Yeah, I'm just gonna catch my train.

And I'll see you tomorrow, okay?

Bye. - Bye.

- Please don't tell Jane about this.

- Dude, what the hell?

- Look, I'm gonna tell her when the time is right.

- Tell her what? What are you gonna tell her?

- I'm separated. Two months.

And Jane doesn't know.

- Oh, man. I'm sorry.

- Yeah, me too. My wife, she cheated on me.

And actually,

part of the reason I was a dick to you earlier is,

the whole cheating thing

is just a little close to home right now.

- I get that.

You know, I've said it was a horrible mistake.

I regret it every day. - Yeah, I know.

But apparently, Julie's still seeing the guy,

so it wasn't really a mistake for her.

- How long do you think you can keep this from Jane?

I mean, why not just tell her? - Jane loves Julie, and us.

And Jane needs a role model. She always has.

And me and Julie have been that.

So I guess I'm just trying to protect her image of love.

- It just seems like a rough secret to carry.

- I guess.

I mean, haven't you ever kept a secret to protect someone?

- I have.

- Well, that's where I'm coming from.

So please just keep it to yourself.

[dramatic music]

[pop music]

[phone buzzes]

[hopeful music]

♪

[phone buzzes]

- I think real love comes in unexpected ways.

And when you find your person, that's meant to be.

- But isn't that kind of simplistic?

Ryan is also a writer, worked in the same building,

same age group, same attractiveness level--

- Oh, no, no. Jane is way hotter than Ryan.

- [laughs] That's a good one.

- Get out. - Yeah, that's fair.

- I'm just saying

Ryan wasn't looking for anything when we met.

Something bigger brought us together.

- And then he kissed someone else.

Which was a choice.

And then you forgave him, which was also a choice.

It's a clear case of free will, if you ask me.

- Yeah, well, I didn't, so good luck with your podcast.

[ambient music]

♪

- So that was insensitive. - I didn't mean it to be.

I'll apologize.

- What is going on with you, Alex?

- Hey, I'm just doing research for the podcast.

What else? - Something else.

And you better choose to figure it out.

Now.

♪

- Hi, everyone.

- You made it. - Barely.

I almost didn't. Work's been intense.

There was traffic, and it just--

it took longer than I was expecting.

But thank you for waiting.

I have at least 30 minutes.

- Okay then. Your questionnaires.

- Oh, I left mine at the office.

- Seriously? - Yeah, sorry.

- You know what? Let's forget the questionnaires.

Planning a wedding is like building your dream house,

which means we start with the foundation.

Date, the venue, number of guests.

- Well, the date is...

- Still TBD. - Agreed.

- Mm-hmm. - The venue...

- Oh, well, I guess that kind of depends

on the number of guests, right?

So... - Right.

So let's start there. What do you say, babe?

- Yeah. Was that on the questionnaire?

- You know what? Let's try something fun.

I'm gonna count to three,

and you'll both say your number of guests.

Okay, ready? One, two, three.

- 50. - 300.

[cell phone buzzes]

- Oh, no.

- What? - The "Romeo and Juliet" dress

was delivered to the wrong address.

I have to go.

- Sutton, I flew across the country.

20 more minutes. - In 20 more minutes,

and we'll have a model and a photographer

and no dress. And I can't do that to Oliver.

- But you can do that to us? - It's not my first choice.

- I can give you two a moment.

- I moved a lot of meetings to be here.

- Yeah, well, you're a boss and you can.

I'm an assistant. - I know, and I hate that.

- Really?

Well, I wish I could speed it up for you.

- That's not what I meant. And you know it.

- I have to go.

Thank you so much for your time.

[dramatic music]

♪

- This guy, Clayton Jackson,

vouched for conversion therapy when he was a pastor.

And now he's an Alabama State Senator

running for the U.S. Senate.

- Oh, my God. That is insane.

- Yeah, it is.

- I just--

I can't imagine how ashamed Travis must have felt

just for being himself.

I guess I took it for granted, you know?

How easy it was for me to come out?

- That's how it should be.

- It wasn't like that for you?

- No. Not really.

- Yeah, we never really talked about it.

- I wanted things to be different for you.

I wanted it to be a good experience.

- So was it--was it really bad?

- My father sent me to conversion therapy.

- Oh, God. I'm...

- I know what it's like in those places, and it's...

[solemn music]

It's worse than you can imagine.

If my mom hadn't come to get me,

I could've been Travis.

- Adena, I'm...

I'm so sorry.

- That's why it's important that we share this story.

And no one should,

should ever be made to feel the way Travis did.

Or I did.

Conversion therapy, it's...

It's torture, and it should be stopped.

- We'll get his story out there, Adena.

I promise.

- This is amazing.

You really get the essence of Travis without the--

- The liability, we hope? - Yes.

- So you'll run it by legal again?

- I will, and I can't imagine

that they'll have an issue with it.

- Great.

- You guys were told not to pursue something,

and you didn't stop.

You trusted your gut.

Well, thank you. - Thank you.

[door closes]

[ambient music]

♪

- Why do people want to believe that who we fall for

is fate, and not free will?

You know, recently I dated an incredible woman

who was smarter, more successful than I am.

And I felt like she was out of my league,

so I pushed her away.

It's been hard for me to own up to that,

but now I am.

Of my own free will.

And I choose

to never mess up like that again.

This has been "Ask Alex,"

and I'll catch you on the flip side.

- So you are a romantic.

- Better late than never.

And you were right. Alicia is amazing, beautiful--

- Oh, don't waste that on me. Tell her.

[hopeful music]

♪

- It was a good day. - Yeah, it was.

I guess you could say we're even now.

- Oh, yeah? How's that?

- I helped you come out,

you helped me get around Safford Legal.

- Oh, yeah. It's pretty equal, equal.

[both laugh]

- Are you seeing that guy tonight?

- Oh, no.

- Well, I'd like to meet him sometime.

- I don't know if I really see it going anywhere.

It's pretty low-key,

but I'll let you know if anything changes.

- I just--I want you to know that I am okay with it.

And I'm really sorry.

I love you for who you are.

And whoever you choose to love, man or woman, is very lucky.

- I love you too.

- And I don't want to lose you as a friend.

- And yes to being friends.

For life. [both laugh]

[light music]

♪

[phone buzzing]

- Alicia. Hey.

Yeah, that's weird. I was just about to call--

Your taxi driver was playing my podcast.

Yeah. What are the odds?

Yeah, I am ready.

I'd love to see you again.

- So I just got off the phone with Evan,

and he confirmed how great it went

between you two last night.

[both chuckle]

He said that you guys drank a bunch of beers

and you talked about sports all night.

- Pretty much.

- It must be really exhausting to be a straight, white guy.

- You have no idea. - [laughs]

So what else did you talk about?

- I don't know. Hockey, taxes.

- Mm. - You.

- [laughs]

Hey, thank you so much for doing that for me.

Evan really means a lot to me. - Of course.

- You okay? - Yeah.

I'm just a bit hungover.

- Ah, well, Evan and IPAs will do that to you.

- Yes. - I'll make you coffee.

- Thanks.

[ambient music]

♪

- [sighs] Richard?

[phone buzzes]

[phone buzzes]

All that work for nothing.

[singer vocalizing]

♪ You know the club shuts down ♪

♪ When the lights come on

♪ You know the game is done

- Yeah. And what would you do?

- I would...

kiss you down your neck

and nibble on your ear.

- That sounds nice. And then what?

- And I would unbutton your shirt.

- ♪ How do you really know

♪ That you're not holding on anymore ♪

♪ Kissing other people

♪ Oh yeah, that's how I know that your love is gone ♪

♪ That's how I know I'm really moving on ♪

- Should we keep talking dirty? - [chuckles] No.

- Why?

- No, we only do that in public.

- Well, we're in public now. - Do we have to be?

- What do you mean? - Uh...

Let's go back to your place.

[ambient music]

♪

- Oh, Tamara. Good, walk with me.

- Oh, sure, but I thought our meeting wasn't until 9:00.

- My staff thought that your forecasts were spot on.

I, conversely, completely ignored mine.

In fact, I made some sudden moves.

And they were magical.

- I'm sure.

As a Leo with Sagittarius Rising,

you are often going to do

the opposite of what you're told.

- Is that so? - Mm-hmm.

To be a force, you need to feel like a force.

But you haven't lately, so you needed a push.

And I was meant to give that to you.

- So you gave me the wrong advice.

- For the right results, yeah. - Hmm.

Well done.

Enjoy your tea, and then go up to HR on six.

See you Monday. - Great.

[upbeat music]

♪

- Richard and I have hardly seen each other.

I don't even know what time he came to bed.

I mean, we barely spoke to each other this morning,

and he flies out again today.

I mean, the whole thing just sucks.

- Well, okay.

I think you're being a little hard on yourself.

I mean, you have a job.

You've been working really hard.

- Yeah, steaming garments and putting out fires.

Did you know that Oliver didn't even use the photos

from the "Romeo and Juliet" shoot?

- Oh, no.

- I killed myself trying to get that Juliet dress.

I feel like I'm pushing a boulder up a hill,

and it's not rolling over on top of me,

but I'm not getting any closer to the top either.

I'm just kind of standing still.

- Wow, that's very descriptive. - Thank you.

- Mm-hmm. Hey.

You guys love each other. You'll figure it out.

Just don't let him get on the plane angry.

- Kat? - Hey.

- Hi, Adena. I'm gonna go talk to Richard.

See you. - Bye.

- Kat, can I show you something?

- Yeah.

"Legal does not approve the new version of the photo.

Images that are Safford property

need to be turned over."

Doesn't really make any sense.

We took out Travis, which was supposedly the problem.

- So what's the problem now? - I don't know.

But, hey, we're gonna get to the bottom of it.

- Thank you.

- [sighs] [indistinct chatter]

- That's terrible. - Hey.

- Hey, man. - Hi.

- I thought you had a flight out of JFK.

- I do, but I just needed to talk to Jane before I left.

- I'm glad you did.

And hey, you're gonna be okay without Julie.

- Thanks.

I just feel stupid for not telling you earlier.

- You don't have to keep anything from me.

I love you no matter what. Okay?

- I love you too. - [laughs]

All right, get going. You don't have that much time.

- All right. See you, guys.

- Oh, have them take the Belt Parkway.

- Got it.

- I'm glad he told you. - Yeah, me too.

Why didn't you tell me?

- Well, it's not really my place, right?

It's Evan's. What's wrong?

- It's just...

It was so easy for you to lie to me.

- It wasn't easy, but I was trying to do the right thing.

- Yeah, I know. It's fine.

I just...

It just feels a little weird. That's all.

- Well, I'm sorry about that.

I'm gonna have a shower, okay? - Okay.

[tense music]

♪

- I hate that we argued. - Me too.

- And I hate that you feel like

you're spinning your wheels at work.

- Same.

- What I hate most of all is

that I have to get on a flight in 90 minutes.

- I know. This sucks.

The distance is harder than I thought it was gonna be.

Going home to your apartment without you,

it just doesn't feel right.

- I get it.

Being in San Francisco, it's beautiful.

But being there without you...

It's not right. - Nope.

- In a perfect world, we'd ditch New York

and start a new life over there.

But that's not reality.

So for as long as it takes,

as many times as it takes for me

to come back here to see you, I'll do it because--

- You know, I want a perfect world too.

- Really? - Yeah.

I mean, I have never been further

from getting a promotion.

I have Instagram followers that I can leverage from anywhere.

And I miss you.

- Wait. Before I get too excited,

just to be clear,

you're willing to move across the country to be with me?

- I mean, my horoscope did say that I should

ditch the familiar and expand my horizons, so--

- I have never loved astrology as much as I do right now.

[both laugh]

[upbeat music]

- And babe, I have another big idea.

- Ooh. What is it?

- It's gonna sound crazy, but I don't wanna wait anymore.

I want to start our new life together now.

- How about this weekend? - That works for me.

- [laughs] - Hey, you know what?

If we push those tables aside,

I bet you we could make a dance floor.

And I think between these columns,

it'd be kind of a perfect wedding aisle.

- Wait, do you mean that you wanna--

- Marry you in the bar where I first pushed up on ya?

It just kind of feels like fate, right?

- Baby, let's get married.

[both laugh]

- ♪ All I want is to feel real love ♪

[upbeat music]

♪