All language subtitles for Jane.the.Virgin.S03E07.720p.WEB-DL.2CH.x265.HEVC-PSA

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Whaddup, whaddup, whaddup?

Let's dive right in, shall we?

So, Jane was married
to Michael,

and friends
with her baby daddy Rafael.

Although, the terms
of that relationship

had recently changed.

I'm finally over you.

Oh, and now...
I'm kind of like,

"Oh, so what if
Jane's upset?"

Yeah. So that made life
more difficult.

On the bright side,

Jane had recently gotten
in touch

with her fabulous cousin
Catalina.

JANE:
She's incredible, Michael.

After Oxford, I met
this guy in a rock band

and followed him to Paris.

We broke up within days,
but I decided to stay

and take culinary classes,
which is when I studied

under Ludo
before living in Berlin.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
In fact, Jane liked her so much

she invited Cat to stay
with them in their new place.

And things were going great--
until this happened.

JANE: This is my
cousin Catalina.

Yup, they hit it off.

And hey, personally,
I'm like, you're Jane's cousin,

find a different guy.

But they seemed to really like

each other,
so who am I to judge?

And speaking of judging,

Xo ran into
her old flame Bruce,

who Jane hated.

He was married,
and he didn't tell Mom.

That was a different time
in my life.

I can't even imagine
being with Bruce now.

But then this happened.

And Rogelio saw! I know!

Yikes! And speaking of yikes...

Rafael's mother was
the crime lord Mutter,

and she was murdered.

But she left a clue,
which led to a secret

bank account, which the police
were trying to track.

So we have 12 numbers.

BOTH: Bank accounts
have 12 numbers.

And, man, Michael really wanted

to get back
to being a detective.

Hey, you're looking better.
Oh, let's hope the doctor

agrees with you--
I just had my physical.

Yup. He can't yet,
because of his

getting shot in the chest
and all.

Good news: he was
getting stronger every day,

and settling in
to married life with Jane,

which is where we left off.

You'll recall,
when Catalina Maria Mora

first came into Jane's life,
well, it felt like a dream.

But alas,
the thing with dreams is,

eventually you wake up.

(Catalina laughing in distance)

CATALINA:
Non! Tu plaisantes!

Just tell her to be quiet.
She's gonna wake...

(Mateo crying)

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Too late.

(continues crying)
Shh...

(whispers): We have
to get rid of her.

I should explain.
Catalina's one-night layover

had turned into
a two-week layover,

and counting.
Four more days.

It's just four more days.

I saw her book
the plane ticket.

It's the teething.
I know. That's why

it's a miracle he was
actually sleeping.

(Catalina laughing)
Whoever she's speaking to

must be a bloody riot.

(sighs)
(sighs)

(long exhale)

Je te l'ai dit!
Il n'y a aucun coiffeur

qui fait le balayage
aussi bien que lui.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Oh, man. It's been a while

since high school French--
I think maybe she's talking

about a hair stylist
that does great highlights.

Or having coffee at the ballet.

Hey. Psst.

Do you mind keeping it down?

Oh. Je suis tres...

I mean, I'm so sorry.

I came out here 'cause
I didn't want to wake you.

CATALINA (laughing):
Oh, Igor!

CATALINA: That was actually
my friend Igor calling

from the bathroom
at the Isabel Marant show.

Blah, blah, blah. We get it.
It's apparently chaos.

You go to fabulous places
and know fabulous people.

Can I get a teething biscuit?

My finger's feeling
pretty abused right now.

I can't find them.
Catalina!

Those are Mateo's
teething biscuits.

Shut up!

(chuckles)
Well, every bit

as good as the biscotti
at La Bella Ferrara.

(laughing):
So sorry!

Inhala, exhala, Jane.

Remember, just four more days.

XIOMARA:
She's still here?

Yup. Apparently,
she and Raf are...

(like Catalina):
getting on so well--

plus, she wants to be
great mates with me.

I don't know
how you can stand her.

Just the other day
I was telling Gloria Estefan

what a shameless namedropper
Catalina is.

Did you tell Oprah, too?
No, just Gayle.

XIOMARA:
How's Michael holding up?

Better than I am.
Mostly because he's so excited

to go back to work.

He got the all-clear?
Any day now.

But what do I do about Catalina?

I've been dropping subtle hints,

and she is not
picking up on them.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
And speaking of subtle hints...

Mmm!

What a miracle that
my Tiago product integration

has yielded me
my new favorite cereal!

It is super delicious.

Subtle is overrated.

Just kick her out.
But I feel bad.

I was the one who
invited her to stay.

And, I mean, it's not like
she'll be on my couch forever.

Right?
Jane!

Oh, sorry, Abuela,

I'm meeting my discussion group
at school.

My new chapter's being
critiqued, and I threaded in

some suspense,
so I want to see how it landed.

Oh. I'm on the edge of my seat.

What?

That's not true.

I just went last...

Mm-hmm.

Wow. She's really
laying on the guilt.

Ma, come on,

she's busy.

What? Why?

El diablo?

(chuckles):
Yeah. Right.

(laughs): Damn, Jane,
you just got Abuela'd.

¶ ¶

(screechy violin notes)

(dramatic music plays)

ROGELIO:
So, are you feeling guilty...

about anything, Xiomara?

No. Why?

No reason.
Just curious.

Well, uh, I should go, too.

Oh.

Where are you going?
I told you.

Meeting with the electrician
at the studio.

Interesting.

Not really.
Hey, why don't I

come with you?
I have a lot

of questions
about electricity.

No, that's okay,
you don't have to.

Oh, but I'd like to.
Oh, it's gonna be boring.

You underestimate my
fascination with electricity.

And it'll take hours.
Stop the nonsense, Xiomara!

I know you're
meeting Bruce!

What?
I saw you kissing him

the other night.

I don't understand--
you said you told him off.

I did. But then...
we started talking

and... he's different.

He-he got a divorce.
Then why are you

keeping it a secret?

Because Jane would be really
upset if we were together.

A-And we're not yet.
We're-we're just...

exploring.

Please, don't say anything.

I don't want to be
in the middle.
Just give me some time.

And, look...

I know it must have been hard
seeing me with someone else.

(stifled laugh):
Oh, please.

I have hundreds

of women lining up
to meet me. Literally.

So while you are meeting
with your one measly lover,

I will be meeting
with a matchmaker.

WOMAN: First of all,
I'm not a matchmaker.

I am a love dealer.

That's trademarked.

So, it says you want
someone fertile?

Exactly. I need a woman who
wants children right away.

That's nonnegotiable.

And while I heard
that thing about beauty

being only skin deep,
I have to look at that skin,

so let's... double down on that.
Okay.

Anything else?
Bilingual a plus.

Fluent in social media.

Comfortable with my fame.

And with sharing my penis

with the world. Oh.

I will be shooting
a full-frontal role next week.

Tell the ladies that.
My penis is

big-screen-worthy.
I'm sure.
But you won't be

showing it to any of my girls.

That's one

of my three rules.

No talking about exes.

No heavy drinking on dates.

And most importantly,

no shtupping until it's serious.

Rogelio de la Vega
doesn't shtup.

He makes love.
Whatever.

No lovemaking
until it's serious.

This is about building
a strong foundation

for a real relationship,
Rogelio.

Oh, I understand.

But you should prepare the women

for the devastation
they will feel

once they learn they
won't be able to immediately...

make love to me.

I don't want to shock them.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
And speaking of shocks...

(door closes)
(screams, gasps)

You scared me.

Oh. Sorry.

I'm four hours
into a Hitchcock binge.

What? Why?
My writer's group.

They all agree
that I should push farther

with this whole
Rear Window thing in my novel.

I just played along.

I had no idea what they meant.
But I'm catching up.

Turns out this Alfred Hitchcock
is pretty good.

Four years I've been trying
to get you to watch.

Four years.
Live in the here and now, baby.

Oh, are those notes
you're taking?

Uh, I'm not experienced
with suspense,

but I'm learning a lot--
he had this

"bomb under the table" theory.
Oh, that's easy.

Controlled detonation's really
your only hope to defuse a bomb.

Here's how it works.
Take a scene

with two people sitting
at a table talking.

Really boring, right?

(yawning):
Yes. Much like a scene

with two married people
sitting on a couch talking.

Now tell the audience
that there's a bomb

under the table.

I'm listening.

And you're waiting
for that bomb to go off.

You have to give
the audience information

the protagonist doesn't have
to build tension.

Then you let one character
know about the bomb,

but they can't tell anybody.

Now you're on the edge
of your seat

wondering what
that person's gonna do.

And just when the audience
can't stand the tension,

you defuse it!
In the nick of time,

someone throws the bomb
out the window,

it never goes off.

I still think a SWAT team
and controlled detonation's
the way to go.

(grunts)

(laughs)

Hmm, I like these rules.

In fact, I'm going to try out
rule number one.

See this?
What's in that envelope

is going to change everything.

Did it work? Are you
on the edge of your seat?

In any case,
we're not there yet.

Some groundwork to lay first.

So, your mother's

coded bank account number links
to this convent in Italy.

A convent?

I take it she wasn't religious.

Well, we certainly

never went to church.
Hmm.

Suspicious.

(theme to Alfred Hitchcock
Presents playing)

The convent's
in Orvieto.

That's where my mother was born.
She's been paying them

ten grand a month since 1984.

Any idea what those payments
might be about?

I have no idea.
I hardly knew her.

(grunts)

But monthly payments...

Why, that sounds like...

A bribe... or blackmail.

RAFAEL:
So what now?

We wait to see

what the
Italian authorities dig up

on those-those-those-those
crooked little nuns.

Stop it right there.

All nuns aren't crooked.
(hissing)

Seriously, you can't assume
that all nuns are evil.

Watch it
with the knife.

All we know right now

is someone in the convent
deposited those checks.

Finding out exactly who

is like a needle in
an Italian haystack, for now.

So while we're on
the subject of...

Catholic stuff,

I was wondering if I could
take Mateo Sunday mornings.

Every Sunday?

Yeah. I want to start
bringing him to church.

No. No, he's too young.

Well, I went to church
when I was his age.

And you can't just say, "no."

Well, I can't just say
"yes," either.

It's part of
a bigger conversation.

What is?
I just don't

want him to be super religious.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Ah, yes. As you recall,
the new dynamic

between Jane and Rafael
involves Rafael

feeling much more comfortable
disagreeing with Jane.

Which Jane really hates.

And by super religious,
you mean...

Church every Sunday,
before he's able

to make the choice
to go for himself.

That's not super religious.
Well, it is to me.

And wait,
I already told you,

if I disagreed,
I'm gonna push back.

Yeah, but I was hoping, like,
once a year.

You're the one
that brought up church.

Because it is so important
to me.

MICHAEL:
Well, it's not
that important.

(laughing):
We haven't even gone since
we were married, so...

So that's a no
on church every Sunday.

Thank God.

I mean, who does that?
It just... came out.

We have to be
a united front

with Rafael.
I know.

I know. I'm sorry.

But it's true, right?
That I haven't

been going to church? Yes, it's
true, so we're going to start.

We?
Yes.

Jane.
Hmm?

You know I'm more of
a "C and E" Catholic.

Can we just try...
this Sunday?

Fine... I guess I'll try
being a C, E and TS Catholic.

Thank you. Mmm.

(door opening)

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Oh, geez.

I'd almost forgotten
about this pain in the...

Hello, lovebirds.

Baby asleep?
Oh, baby isn't here.

Fantastic.

Let's grab a cup of
something, shall we?

(mouthing)

It's just that Michael
and I are newlyweds.

And we have Mateo.

And of course,
we love having you here.

(laughing):
Uh, I-I mean, love.

Love, love.
LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
All right Jane.

Rein it in, before this turns
into another subtle hint.

But, uh, the space is small,

and with three adults...

Oh, say no more.

I have been so thick.

I should have left ages ago.

Oh...
No.

It's just that it's been
so fun getting to know you.

Oh, you, too... really.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
It should be noted,
for a brief moment,

Jane did feel a little sad.

I need to go, anyway, I do.

I'm chairing this huge
gala at Lincoln Center

for DRIA, Devoted Residents
Inspired by the Arts.

They bring music lessons

to underprivileged children.

But, yeah.
The moment was brief.

Anyways, I'll
take off tomorrow.

(sighs)

ROGELIO:
Honestly, it's so hard
lying to Jane.

Just the other day, she asked me
where her mom was,

and I had to make something up.

Thank God I'm a very skilled
improviser, no?

But I want to tell her so badly.

And yet, I didn't want to betray
Xiomara's trust.

What do you think I should do?

I don't know, Rogelio.

You don't seem very good
at keeping things in.

(chuckling):
So maybe you should
just tell Jane.

DARCI:
Denise Richards doesn't deserve
this bull crap.

ROGELIO (on phone):
I'm so sorry.

You broke my rules.

And you disrespected
Denise Richards.

I know. I feel terrible.

I just had family
on my mind.

You're out of the club, Rogelio.

No, no, no, no,
Darci Factor.

I want to stay in, please.

I need this.

I'm sorry I blew it;
maybe it was just nerves.

Please High Dollar Love Dealer,

can't you give me
one more chance?

I promise I'll do better
at the mixer.

I'm postponing the mixer.

The restaurant I booked
just dicked me over.

Well, have it
at the Marbella Hotel, them.

What?
My grandson's father owns it.

He'll be thrilled.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
He doesn't look thrilled.

(Mateo squealing)
PRIEST:
...of St. Josemaria Escriva.

The weight is heavy.
(Mateo shrieks)
RAFAEL: Shh.

I told you
he was too young.

He's not; he'll get used to it.

RAFAEL: Shh.
(Mateo shrieks)

PRIEST: with Christ...
Am I crazy?

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Careful, Michael.

The choir's starting soon.

Mateo likes music.
(Mateo laughing)

All honor and glory is yours...
RAFAEL: Shh.

I'm gonna take
him outside.
(Mateo giggling)

Shh, shh.

(quietly):
Sorry, sorry, sorry.

PRIEST:
He is the creator.

And he is a loving father
who waits for us

to come back to him
again and again.

(Mateo giggling)

Mateo, wait.

Hey, come here,
come here.

Come here.
(Mateo giggling)

(church bell tolls)

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Holy moly.

What the hell was that?

You said you'd try,
not give it five minutes.

Rafael, what's wrong?

I had this weird memory.

I think my mother did
take me to church once.

What did you remember?

Not much. Uh,
just being there.

(bell tolling)
Hearing church bells.

My mother taking my hand.

Well, keep
thinking about it.

Anything you
remember could help.

No wonder he doesn't
want Mateo going to church.

His creepy mom probably
brought him to a creepy church.

Hmm.

So... am I allowed
to contradict you

when Rafael isn't here?

(clicks tongue)
Michael! Of course.

Well, then...
I don't know.

Mateo feels a little
young for every Sunday.

I mean, you saw him, Jane.

It was torture,
staying still like that.

He'll get used to it.

And why are you pushing
this so hard right now?

Because it's
important to me.

Religion is really
important to me.

Okay.

(sighs)

(door opening)

Hey.
Hi.

CATALINA:
Hello, hello.

What are you doing here?
Oh, it's the
craziest story.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Here we go.
I popped over

to say good-bye,
we went out for a meal.

Next thing, he
asks me to consult

on the lounge menu,
so I figured,

why the hell not?

And we're adding pâté.

Who likes pâté?

Come here, Mr. Sweetface.

Don't you dare Mr. Sweetface.

Come here, yeah.

Uh...
Judas.

But... what about New York?

The big gala you're chairing.

Oh, they're lousy with chairs.

They'll do fine without me.

Bye, Mateo.

Mommy will be back.
(laughs)

(church bell tolls)

ELENA:
I told you Mommy would be back.

JANE:
I'm telling you
it was suspicious.

Cat just breezed off in a sudden
flurry when I brought up

the gala, like she clearly
didn't want to talk about it.

I met Catalina two weeks ago,

and I've seen her breeze off
in a flurry at least 30 times.

It's how she exits the room.

Okay, we'll, it's not just that.

I looked up
the DRIA gala Web site,

and her name
is nowhere on there.

They have five co-chairs listed,

seven honorary chairs,

no Catalina.
What do you think about that?

I think maybe you've got
Hitchcock on the brain.

Don't be condescending.
I'm sorry.

It just doesn't sound that odd.

Listen, I'm at work,
by the way.

How? You're not cleared yet.

Well, I'm cleared enough
to set up my desk.

Which is what I'm
officially doing.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Wink, wink.

Love you.

I love you, too.

I love you, too... so much.

So tell me what we got.

And remember, I'm not a cop,

just a true
crime hobbyist.
Right.

So, remember our
favorite Italian convent

getting 10K a
month from Mutter?
Mm-hmm.

They also had several
significant pieces

of art go missing

starting in
the early 1980s.

So you're thinking she was
dealing in stolen art?

With the help
of the convent?

Take a look.

All these pieces
were reported stolen

from the convent in Orvieto.

Oh, my God.

MICHAEL:
Rafael?

You've seen that one?

Maybe.

Everything here
belonged to my father.

This part is climate controlled.

For valuables sensitive
to temperature changes.

Like art,
which my father collected.

Wow.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Holy Mother of God!

That was reported stolen
from the convent.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
O-M-G!

I'm getting vertigo.

Stop spinning!

¶ ¶

JANE:
Rafael, are you okay?

(sighs)

I got to get
Dennis down here.

No. No, please.

Don't call the police.

When my dad died, I found
financial irregularities.

Mystery cash

coming in and out of the
Maracay Group over the years.

Part of me knew

that this art might be stolen,
but...

I didn't want to ruin
my father's legacy.

So...
(cell phone rings)

I covered it up.

Oh, no.
LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Dude.

It's Dennis.

Please don't say anything.

I'll put him
off for now.

(sighs)
(door closes)

I hate putting Michael
in this position.

And yet you are.

What else am I supposed to do?

Maybe don't do illegal
things in the first place.

I really don't need
a lecture right now.
No.

What?
You don't get
to say that.

You get to express your
opinions, I get to voice this.

Those are two
different things.
Really?

Because maybe
if you went to church,

you would know right from wrong.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Damn, Rafael.

You just got Jane'd.

You don't have to lie.

I mean it.

I know.

(sighs)

(ringtone playing)

Hey, Dad.

ROGELIO:
Hey.

I'm here for the mixer.
Just wanted to say hi,

if you're around.

I'm meeting Cat for dinner.
Sorry.

Hey, have you talked
to Mom, by the way?

She owes me a call.

Me? No.

Ugh, she's apparently doing
some kind of zoning thing.

I mean, how long could that
possibly take?

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR: And,
friends, well, he'd had it.

Basta ya!

I will not be used
as her beard!

You got it out of me!

The truth is,

your mother and Bruce

have rekindled
their torrid love affair!

What?!

(beep)
JANE: Mom, call me back.

We need to talk.

I just talked to Dad,
and... we need to talk.

(sighs)

DARCI:
That's right.

Phones off!

Connections are made

by peering into the soul,
not staring at a screen.

You will have seven minutes
with each candidate.

If after seven minutes you want
to know more, just mark it down,

and you'll have a chance
to set up a date.

Okay?

Go!

ROGELIO:
You have

the raw sexuality
of a jungle cat!

Roar! (laughs)

But I'm sorry.
I'm just not feeling it.

ROGELIO:
You have the luminosity

of a Botticelli.

Yeah, I've-I've heard that
before.

But I'm sorry.
I'm just not feeling it.

ROGELIO:
Wow.

You have the breasts
of a Hungarian milkmaid.

Yeah. I've won contests.

But I'm sorry.
I'm just not feeling it.

What are you doing here?

Jane called me.
What did you tell her, Rogelio?!

It just slipped out.

It was my news to tell!

Well, when were you
going to do that?

When the time was right.

Admit it, Rogelio.

You did this on purpose

because you don't want it
to work out with me and Bruce.

That's ridiculous.
At least be honest.

Okay, you know what? Fine.
Maybe a little.

Because it's hard
watching you move on.

What if I don't
find what we have?

I'm here
with a room full of women

I'm not attracted to
in the least!

(women murmuring)
WOMAN: Huh?
WOMAN: What?

WOMAN:
Really?

Ladies,

let me rephrase that, huh?

JANE:
So how'd you get out of it?

Hmm?
The charity thing
you chair?

How'd you get out of going?

Oh, I just told them
something came up.

I mean, when Raf offered
to put me up at the hotel,

how could I resist?

You definitely didn't.

(laughs):
No.

I've never
chaired anything before.

Is it hard work, chairing?

I'd-I'd love
to know some details.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
I'm pretty sure this is Jane
sussing Cat out.

Oh, it's boring,
all of it.

I'm so glad
you wanted to have dinner.

I thought you were angry
with me, honestly.

Me? No.
LATIN LOVER NARRATOR: She just
thinks you're hiding something.

Okay. I just need
five more minutes.

(blow dryer whirring)

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
O-M-G. Is that cash?

And jewels?!

¶ ¶

Holy Hitchcock!

CATALINA:
Jane?

Jane! What are you doing?
You are not a chair

for the Devoted Residents
Inspired by the Arts.

What?!
I thought
it was weird

that you suddenly
bailed on your gala.

And... I didn't find your name
anywhere on that Web site.

Because I'm an
anonymous benefactor.

What does that
have to do with my bag?

I saw cash and jewels.

I mean, that's suspicious,
right?

Not when you've just
reentered the States

from Venezuela,
where it's recommended

non-residents carry
U.S. dollars.

Darling, ATMs aren't safe.

Foreign credit cards
aren't reliable.

The jewels are family heirlooms
I intend to place for auction

at Sotheby's
once I'm back in the city.

At which point, I'll send
the money back to Venezuela,

where our family
is desperately poor,

along with the rest
of the country.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Oh, Jane,

I think it's time
to start groveling.

I am so, so sorry.

DARCI:
I had you all wrong.

You are just the kind
of entitled client

I do not tolerate as one of
my High Dollar Rollers!

Clearly,
you're hung up on your ex.

You've wasted my time

and the time of 27 quality girls
I brought you,

including Denise Richards,

an Olsen twin
and a Duggar.

I will send Denise Richards
a Ropology basket.

You're out of the club, Rogelio.

I understand.

Maybe I'm not looking
for love after all.

Would have been nice

to know that before I put
your picture on my Twitter.

I just mean,
I might have to accept

it's not gonna happen right now,
which is okay.

What's more important to me
is a baby.

If you don't mind my asking,

why are you so obsessed
with having a kid?

Well...

I only met my daughter Jane
recently,

and being her dad has been
the greatest joy in my life.

But I didn't get to do it

from the beginning.

And I want that, Darci.

I don't believe it.

(chuckles):
Stop.

She went through your bag.

Life's too short to stay mad.

As the Italians say:

Oggi in figura,
domani in sepoltura.

(laughs)
Sorry.

(voice fading):
It means "Today in person,
tomorrow in the grave."

Kind of like carpe diem.

(church bell tolls)

I told you Mommy would be back.

Now, come on.

RAFAEL: It wasn't a church
I remembered.

It was a convent.

There was a nun who spoke
Italian and this creepy statue.

It was a woman's head
wearing a veil.

MICHAEL:
Is that it?

Yeah.

Yeah, that looks right.

It's in St. Genevieve's
Convent here in Miami.

And guess where
their mother superior,

Constantine Ciancuilli,

did her junior nun training.

It's her novitiate,
not junior nun training.
Right.

She was at the convent
in Orvieto.

Okay. So what now?
You question her,

you search her
office, or what?

MICHAEL: Your childhood memory
isn't enough for a warrant.

Plus, if she was involved
with your mom

and dealing stolen art,
she could run.

Okay, this is interesting.

Mother Constantine visits St.
Vincent's Hospital every weekday

at 2:00 pm, and there are tours

of the convent
every day at 2:30.

So you want me to take a tour,
see if it triggers anything?

Exactly. Anything more specific
could get us a warrant.

RAFAEL: Yeah, cool. Okay, so
I'll-I'll just go in there

like a tourist and look
around at all the nun stuff.

Oh, my God.

You can't go in there
calling it "nun stuff."

Let me go with him.

I'll know
the right questions to ask.

Otherwise, he's gonna stick out
like a rich, godless sore thumb.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Which brings us...

well, here.

We're so excited for the tour.

Yes, uh, we hear
the main chapel is awesome.

Amen.

(church bell tolls)

(crows cawing, bird screeches)

(Latin Lover Narrator laughs)

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Sorry. I couldn't resist
Hitchcocking it up a bit.

(phone ringing)

Oh, but this is scary enough
on its own.

Hello?

WOMAN: A couple showed up
out of the blue.

I think one of them
is Rafael Solano.

Thank you, Sister.

I'll come right back.

SISTER JULIA:
Our convent

is in the Gothic style,
rare to the Miami area.

In modern times,
service to the community

has always been
our main priority.

In fact, originally, this
convent was European.

The structures were
dismantled stone by stone,

bound with
protective hay...

What?

Uh, I don't know.
Something feels familiar.

Go.

(church bell tolling)

(indistinct, muffled chatter)

(sighs)

Good afternoon,
Mother Superior.

You're back early. Will you
be joining us for Vespers?

Just after I stop by
my office.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Oh, no!

I'd say we're in the midst
of a classic suspense sequence.

Remember Hitchcock's rules?

SISTER JULIA:
All right,

and this is the
end of the tour.

SISTER MONICA:
The Mother Superior

is back early, if you'd like
to join her for Vespers.

SISTER JULIA: Oh, there's
no cell service here.

Of course.

(chuckles softly)

(phone alarm beeping)

Ugh!

Uh, hey, hey, Sister, hold up!

So sorry. I just so wanted
to meet Mother Constantine.

I heard so much
about her good works.

And I traveled so far.

I believe she went
to her office.

It's that way,
through the chapel.

Mother Constantine?

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Hurry, Rafael!

Hurry!
JANE: Mother Constantine.

Oh. Sorry.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Jane, wrong nun!

With age,
the hearing isn't so good.

I always knew
this day would come.

And, friends,

now it's time
for rule number three.

But I'm afraid
we can't do that.

Not yet.

Okay, I-I don't understand.

Do you know who I am?

Of course.

You're Rafael Solano.

Okay, what-what is going on?

I'll tell you.

Please sit.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Okay, tension defused.

I don't know about you, but I
thought Rafael was in trouble.

I'm sorry.
I don't know how to say this.

Then I'll ask.

Were you dealing in stolen art
with my father?

Yes.

During my novitiate

in Orvieto, the convent
was in financial trouble.

Our orphanage, it needed money.

And then your father
approached me.

So he paid you to steal it?

In my idealistic youth,

I saw myself as a Robin Hood
of sorts,

taking from the rich
to help the orphans.

Why did my mother pay you
every month, even after he died?

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR: Okay.
I think this is the big reveal.

Brace yourself, buddy.

Elena discovered the deal
I made with Emilio

and threatened
to expose me.

Unless I did something for her.

She continued
to pay me

every month, even though
I wanted her to stop.

To remind me,
I think.

As if I could
ever forget.

In any case, the truth.

You deserve it.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Remember what I said.

This will change everything.

Go on.

Open it.

I still have so many questions.
LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Observe Jane

trying to distract the nun she
thinks is the mother superior.

About... the flying buttresses.

Sorry, dear,

but we've been over
everything I know

about the building's
architecture.

Of course, she's definitely
not the mother superior.

Wait, please!

There is something else
I need to talk about.

It's... personal.

It's a...

r-really personal problem.

Yes?

What do you do if you
and your child's father differ,

in terms
of religious upbringing?

Oh, well, that's a problem
many families face.

Exactly, exactly.

See, I've always gone
to mass regularly.

I mean, not lately, but...
And why do you think

that is?

Oh. Well, I don't know.

Life got in the way,

I guess,
and then, um...

Well, my husband got shot,
and he almost died.

Yeah, so that was big.

Um...

And I felt mad at God,
honestly.

Because... why did that happen?

Why would he do that?
I mean, what is the reason?

(sniffles)

I'm sorry.

No, no, no.
It's all right.

Even nuns experience doubt
at times.

And I can see that having
a relationship with God

is important to you.

And as with all
relationships,

sometimes they take work.

So, we should go.

Are you okay?

Oh, yeah, I'm fine.

Thank you.

(quietly): Sorry. I was trying
to distract the mother superior.

That's not
the mother superior.

So, nothing?

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Wait, what was in the envelope?

No. Nothing.

And I'm returning
the stolen art

and turning myself in
to the police.

What?
I don't want you
to withhold any evidence

that could help
with this investigation.

You don't have to make
a decision right now.

I've already decided.

I want to set a good example
for Mateo.

So I have to stop
this completely insane

and corrupt cycle
that is the Solano family.

So, I've been thinking,

I should work on my relationship
with God right now.

Hold off a little
with Mateo.

Yeah?

I think that's a good idea.

And I'm happy to go to church
with you.

Occasionally.

I'm gonna be
busy soon,

back to work.

Plus, you and Abuela could use
the quality time.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Mwah. Now leave me alone.

I've got to get
some writing done.
Okay.

Oh, yeah.
Here we go.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Which she did, for the record.

(sighs)

(thunder rumbling)

For the whole dark
and stormy night.

(thunder rumbling)

And morning.
You're up early.

I want to finish this chapter
before brunch at Abuela's.

I'm changing it from a
first-person narrative to third.

An omniscient point of
view will build suspense.
(phone ringing)

Agreed.

Hello?
Case in point,

Michael's about
to get terrible news.

Okay.

What's wrong?

What's going on?

I didn't pass my physical.

I can't go back to the force.

What?

No.

They said desk duty.

I can do desk duty.

I'm sorry about Michael.

Yeah. He just needs
a little time alone.

Yeah.

Sit?

I know you know.

About Bruce.

What are you doing, Mom?

He's changed. He has.
Stop.

He's a good person.

He's a jerk who broke
your heart over and over.

Not to mention he's a
liar who hid the fact

that he was
married from you.

No. He didn't.

What?

I knew.

I knew he was married
when we got together.

Great.

DARCI:
I'm giving you one more chance.

Thank you, Darci Factor,
thank you.

Because I've found just
what you're looking for.

This girl shares your values,
your desires.

No attachments.
Has her own money.

And most importantly,
wants a baby.

You're not trying to pawn off
Chelsea Handler on me again,

are you?

Rogelio, it's me.

Not to date.

Just to have a baby with.

Think about it.

We'd be very

compatible parents.

Two aging narcissists.

We'd only have the kid
half the time.

The other half,
we'd get to have lives.

I can't believe
you called me aging.

Will you at least think
about it?

I'm having a baby!

So, congratulations
on your bouncing baby...

business arrangement.

Thank you.

(ringtone playing)

Catalina. Hey.
CATALINA: Hey, love.

I'm... I've just come from Raf's
and I'm a bit worried.

He seems really upset,

but he wouldn't say why.

Oh, no.

Yeah, I thought you should know.

Yeah, thanks for telling me.

I'll check in on him.

I feel terrible
for misjudging her.

I had her all wrong.

(knocking)

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Or did she?

(French accent): How could you
run out on me like that, huh?

And with
my mother's jewels?

Oh, no.

Does this mean
you're mad?

Stay mad at you?

Impossible.
(giggles)

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Okay, get me out of here.

This is cray-cray, right?

It's just been a
pretty crazy day, so...

I wanted to check in.

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Rafael.

What is it?

Mother Constantine
gave it to me.

It's a secret she kept for Elena
for 32 years.

Open it.

What is it?

It's a birth certificate.

My birth certificate.

I was born
in Italy.

Right around the time
Elena lost a baby.

She bribed the nuns,
and they brought me over.

What?

I'm not a Solano.

LATIN LOVER NARRATOR:
Yes, like I told you,

that envelope
will change everything.