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He's gonna come home soon.

He has to.

- Hey... - No, he doesn't.

Mm-hmm.

Josh is at Aunt Bobbie's house.

The only thing left for him here is a lying, cheating, giglot wench.

I'm reading, uh... Henry VI to the seniors.

You are not a giglot wench.

You are not any kind of wench.

You're just a human being. You made a mistake.

Adam knows that.

Come on, I'll help you clean up.

Go to bed early, before you know it,

Adam will be home.

Okay...

Adam, hi.

Hi.

- I'm gonna head off. Okay? - Okay, thank you.

- Yeah, you're gonna be fine, okay? - Mm-hmm, okay.

Where have you, um... Where have you been?

I was with Spencer.

Just decompressing.

Did you, um... ?

Did I tell him about your affair with Danny Cooper?

No.

- Did you eat? - I'm fine.

It's not an affair.

Me and Danny, it was, it was, it was just once, it was one...

stupid mistake.

- Once is enough. - I know, I know.

I'm so sorry.

I will say it as many times as you need to hear it.

I'm so sorry.

Adam... can you just...

Can you just talk to me, please?

Please?

Why?

Why did you do it?

I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.

- It just happened. - Come on!

I think I deserve a better answer than...

than "it just happened."

I'm gonna take some time to... think if we can move past this.

- Adam, we... - And I, uh...

- And I think you should, too. - I know we can.

I'm gonna, I'm gonna sleep in the guest room.

That would go a lot faster if you used the microwave.

Hey, trust me.

Fast isn't always better.

Uh, which reminds me.

How's it going with Tyler?

- Okay, no. - Have you tried spelling coconut yet

- like I told you to? - No, no.

- Tyler and I are doing just fine. - Mm.

Um, I don't know.

I'm missing him a little bit more than usual

while he's away at his indoor track meet.

Yeah, you are.

Can't enough of his pole vault, can ya?

Maya! Stop.

Uh, so do you want to work on some ideas

for the Greylock flag tonight?

Sure. Yeah. Um, I ordered some new art pencils.

I think I saw a package on the hall table. Can you check it out?

- Mm-hmm. - I'm gonna do this.

You, uh, got a letter from the Superior Court of Los Angeles.

Oh.

Is everything okay?

My mom's up for parole on her drug charges.

They're asking me to testify at her hearing in L.A.

Wait, if your mom gets out of prison,

does that mean you'll move back to California?

Here, take my veil... wrap it around your head and hold your tongue.

The war shall be women's business.

Okay, let's hear it, Ben Brantley, what do you got?

You want my honest opinion,

I think that your-your, uh, public speaking skills

have definitely improved over the past decade, which is a good thing.

I feel like if you're trying to build a father-daughter relationship,

praising my performance would've been a better move.

- Just, you know... - I always thought of myself

as more of a tough love kind of parent.

That's funny,

'cause I never thought of you as any kind of parent at all.

Mom, I thought you had two more weeks in the rehab program.

I was gonna come pick you up.

They said I'd made great progress.

I was ready to check out.

So I thought I'd come home on my own to surprise you.

Though it... really seems that I'm the one who's surprised.

It's been a long day... I'm gonna go have a shower.

When I'm done, Paul, I trust you'll be gone.

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I have to say the last thing I expected to see

was my daughter being chummy with her absent father.

I know.

Stranger than fiction, right?

But he's making an effort.

Trying to fix things that he broke.

He is trying.

I can't fault him for that.

God knows I have my share of amends to make.

- Speaking of which... - No, Mom. You don't...

- Sarah. - We really don't need to... okay.

I'm so sorry I hurt you.

I turned you into my support system

when I should've been yours.

I had the immeasurable... honor of being your mother.

And I wasn't worthy of it.

I'm so sorry.

Thank you, Mom.

Thank you.

Hi.

Hi.

Got your text.

What's so important it couldn't wait until morning?

Um...

So...

Mom is back from rehab.

Has it even been... however long rehab's supposed to be?

There's no end date.

They just keep you there until they think you're ready to go.

I guess they thought Mom was ready.

Yeah, I'm sure they did.

I'm sure they thought whatever she wanted them to think.

Ellen Cooper practically invented inception.

That movie could've been a biopic.

Yeah, I-I don't know.

I've been through all of Mom's sobriety ups and downs.

This one... feels kind of different.

You can't be that naive, Sarah.

I didn't come here to try and convince you that she's sober.

I just came to tell you that she's back.

What is it?

Are you going to some faraway place

for six months to do a story?

Did the Queen of England call me a tramp again?

You know the big case I've been, uh, following?

The white whale? The one you won't tell me about

until it's front-page news?

Yeah.

Uh, it's about a whistleblower.

Uh, someone... leaked a bunch of documents

that showed U.S. officials helping

to erect shoddy buildings all over the world.

Some collapsed, a lot of people died.

So I've done some digging, and the guy who tipped off the press,

he calls himself "Capero326."

I think he's your father.

"Ca-Pe-Ro."

Castle Peak Rock.

And your birthday, March 26. 3/26.

So if we hadn't been dating...

You're not gonna publish this... ?

If another reporter follows the leads,

they'll uncover your dad's alter ego in a couple of months.

I don't want somebody else getting the story wrong.

You don't want someone else getting the byline.

I want to help him... I can, I can provide context, uh,

paint a sympathetic portrait of him, what he did.

You want to out a whistleblower in hiding?

It's not outing him if I can convince him to come forward.

He's safe as long as he's here, right?

- This is a non-extradition country. - On paper.

Read any history book, it's very clear the U.S.

is more than willing to go places they're not supposed to.

I may not like my dad very much,

but that doesn't mean I want him getting black-bagged by the CIA.

Why'd you let him stay here then?

Because it was the right thing to do.

- 'Cause he's your dad? - Because he saved lives.

Me writing this story will save even more.

What's that supposed to mean?

The State Department is trying to cover this up.

Without a credible witness, they'll sweep it under the rug.

Which means it can happen again.

And your dad, he will have become a fugitive for nothing.

All the sacrifice he made won't change a thing.

Look, Sarah. You know how much I care about you.

So if you genuinely don't want me to break this story...

... I won't.

Be good, little buddy. I'll miss you.

You might want to cool it with the puppy love.

Stephen's been on the prowl lately.

- Oh, the hotel manager? - Yeah.

He has no idea about Tito.

- Trust me. - Hey, you named it Tito.

Oh, hey, Stephen.

You have an unauthorized pet.

Come on, man, I-I...

You're not gonna put out a sweet rescue dog on the street, are you?

I'd put my own mother out on the street

if she was breaking motel policy.

Grover will need a little time to, uh, find another arrangement.

End of the week.

But either the pooch goes, or you both go.

Good luck.

If you say "I told you so,"

I swear to something holy you'll be wearing this drink.

You going out with a reporter...

Would be a lot less problematic

if I didn't have a father/fugitive

using Greylock as a vacation rental.

Do you regret it?

Do you wish you hadn't let me stay?

I thought somehow that leaking the documents

was gonna do the trick.

The bad guys would get arrested,

and I could quit being Deep Throat.

But, um...

maybe the only real way to stop building things

is if I come forward myself.

As his girlfriend,

I hate that he's doing this...

putting me in this position, putting you in this position.

But... he's right.

An article will make what you did bigger,

and it will help save lives.

The only thing I'd ask is you let me tell your brother myself.

You know?

If he's gonna find out I'm a criminal,

I would just as soon he heard it from me.

You're not a criminal.

You're an outlaw. It's way cooler.

How are you feeling about going to your mother's parole hearing?

Um... I don't know.

Listen, Maya,

I'd never tell you not to help your mom. I hope you know that.

But you've been through a lot since you got to Greylock,

and it's okay if this hearing feels like it's too much.

Okay, but me showing up,

that could make a really big difference, right?

Your mother getting paroled

depends on a bunch of different things.

Her behavior in prison.

Her progress in drug rehab.

This isn't all on you, Maya.

I don't know, I'm just really scared

that I'm gonna say the wrong thing.

Come here, come here.

I saw that.

What are you doing down here anyway?

Shouldn't you be upstairs with Clark Kent?

Mm, I'm kind of avoiding him at the moment.

Ooh, trouble in Smallville?

Weston figured out that in addition to a vast coltan deposit

and astounding natural beauty,

Greylock also boasts a fugitive by the name of Paul Cooper,

and being a journalist...

That man is about to snitch on your father,

and he's still in your bed?

I don't want Paul rotting in federal prison.

I don't want the U.S. rolling tanks down Main Street

so they can take him there, but I'm not stupid.

He can't stay in hiding forever.

The story's gonna come out eventually.

It's better that it's written by someone sympathetic. Right?

If you believe that, then why are you hiding

from your boyfriend in the kitchen?

Because he's about to snitch on my father.

Hi.

I told Adam that I didn't know why it happened.

It just did, and that's...

that's not enough for him.

Probably just wondering if that's the whole truth.

Do you think I wanted to set my life on fire like this?

No. But I was on the other side of one of these, remember?

Yes, but what...

You and Alexis is, it's, that's totally different than me and Adam.

Is it?

I know I'm irresistible, but I also know

that wasn't the only reason Alexis was sleeping with me.

There were things in her marriage

she just wasn't dealing with, and I was the escape.

So the question is, the night at Town Hall, what were you escaping?

She wasn't escaping anything. It was just a mistake.

She loves Adam.

- What about Danny? - What about him?

AJ, come on, you know she isn't still in love with Danny.

I am still in love with Danny.

But I love Adam, too.

What have I done?

Are you kidding me, Sarah?

Oh. Father of the Year told you his news?

Why didn't you tell me Dad was a fugitive?

I was trying to protect you.

From what?

From the fact that Paul was lying about why he's here.

He said he was here 'cause he wanted to be a family again.

He was just trying to cover his own ass.

- I don't need saving. Okay? - I didn't tell you. I'm sorry.

I'll put on the appropriate hair shirt when I get home.

I'm really busy, Danny. I don't know if you noticed,

but half our town was underwater last week.

The Glenn is gone, the clinic

and the high school are still off-line,

the West Basin is sopping wet.

And since we still don't have official recognition,

the only people who can fix all of this for us, is us.

How's Corinne?

I just want things to be okay between her and Adam.

And...

I wish there were something I could do to help that.

Yeah, there is. Just stay away from them.

Danny. Stay away from them.

So, I, uh... I talked to your dad.

And?

And he confirmed he's Capero326.

He was brief, no-nonsense,

but, uh... still funny.

- I think readers are going to love him. - Good.

You know, a quote from his daughter

would make them love him even more.

I don't think that's necessary.

Okay.

Well, how about a quote

from the leader of the country that took him in?

Talking to me will give you a chance to explain yourself.

"Explain myself"?

Well, you knew who your dad was and what he had done,

and you decided to grant him shelter.

I mean, the world's gonna want to know why.

You said you wanted to give Paul a chance

to tell his side of the story.

He's done that.

How does me going on the record help him?

It would make for a better story.

That doesn't help him. That helps you.

Yes, I want to tell the best story possible.

And yeah, maybe I'm not afraid of a little shine, but...

Look, the better this is,

the better folks will think of Paul.

A few words from you about what you saw in him

that made him worth protecting

will help other people see the same.

A brilliant writer like you?

I'm sure your words will be enough.

You don't need any of mine.

Absolutely not.

- Come on. - One dog is enough.

AJ, please, please. The hotel manager won't let me keep him there,

and I can't bring him to Sweetie Pie.

Okay?

Look, he's a fluffy little angel.

I promise he's gonna sleep all day.

- Fine. - Bless you.

Bless you, bless you.

Why don't you just get a new place?

The hotel was always supposed to be temporary anyway.

The idea of finding a new place right now is...

That's-that's a lot. When I think about a "home,"

I think about the place I built for Patience.

Okay? Nothing is gonna live up to that.

It doesn't have to.

The house you built will always be special.

But losing it does not mean you have to live out of a hotel

for the rest of your life, Grover.

Look how much he loves his doggy day care, though.

- Come on. - All right.

Enough with the grease gun. Come on.

- Thanks. - Ah, yes.

I'm gonna have another lawyer just double-check

Greylock's coltan agreement with Lydon

before the first batch arrives.

- You don't trust me? - I don't trust your bosses.

Well, look who it is.

I bet you thought it was hilarious, hanging out with me

while you were screwing my wife behind my back.

Adam...

I'm sorry.

- Not yet, but you will be. - Okay. Okay. Um...

Danny, just go. I'll talk to you later.

Danny.

Adam, punching my brother won't make things better.

Trust me, I would know.

It'll make me feel better.

It'll make you arrested for assault is what it'll make you.

I should've known you'd be on his side.

No. The only side I'm on is Corinne's.

Come on, Adam, this is... is killing her.

What, and it isn't killing me?

She made a mistake.

It's over.

You're her whole world.

Just keep your douchebag excuse for a brother away from me.

I guess I just don't know why the nurse was so hard on Romeo.

Doesn't she want Juliet to be happy?

Well, Romeo's a toolbox, 'kay?

Dude's head over heels for Rosaline,

then drops her like a hot potato

the second a new pair of boobs walks in.

- Mrs. Dearborn, what do you think? - Hmm.

Hmm?

Romeo and Juliet were meant to be, right?

Well, they're both dead in the end, so I don't know.

Jury's out on "meant to be."

Hey, look, I know that stabbing yourself for a boy

isn't the greatest thing in the world.

But...

I don't know, their love was so intense and romantic.

Yeah, well, "intense and romantic"

will give you one hell of a balcony scene,

but I doubt that Rom would hold Julie's hair back

when she was sick, or rub her feet when she's pregnant,

or drive across town to jump her car battery

whenever it dies, or...

It's...

You know, Romeo and Juliet? They are in love.

They're in love, but it's young love.

And it's not meant to go the distance.

Because love like that... you know, first love...

it's overwhelming.

And...

I don't know.

Maybe there's no way that they don't wind up dead in the end.

Sheesh.

Way to bring the mood down, Mrs. D.

Sorry. You look great.

Oh... my... God.

You son of a...

Maya...

Oh. My bad.

She seems pretty distracted lately.

It's her mother's parole hearing.

She's decided not to testify.

It can't be easy for her to choose between helping her mom out

or protecting you.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means you're nervous that Maya will leave Greylock

and go back to L.A. if her mom gets out of jail.

Look, losing Maya... not having her around anymore would be...

But I would never say any of that to her.

Because part of my job as her father

is to support her no matter what,

even if it goes against what I might want.

It doesn't matter what you've said or haven't said, Luis.

If I can feel your anxiety about the parole hearing,

- you best believe Maya can, too. - Grover...

Petunia Sims.

- Wait, your middle name is Petunia? - No, it is not Petunia.

- AJ... - I love you, I love your dog.

I love you and your dog.

But this animal...

... is never coming near my house again.

Understood.

People, live dog, kitchen.

Let's move it out, come on.

Grover...

- Luis... - No!

I was hoping that we could talk about the parole hearing.

I don't know what there is to talk about. I'm not going.

The reason why you're not going.

Look, if you're worried about how I might feel

about this whole thing... don't be.

Yes, your mother getting out of prison

could lead to you leaving Greylock one day.

And...

as sad as I would be to have that happen,

I need you to know that I've got your back,

no matter what.

I know you've got my back.

But you're not the reason I can't speak at the hearing.

I am.

W-What are you talking about?

Growing up with my mom, it was peaks and valleys.

And if I go, I can talk about the peaks.

You know, my mom helping me with my homework,

and Sunday trips to Griffith Park,

and tamales at Abuelito's house.

But... then if that board starts digging...

Then you'll have to talk about the valleys, too.

Yeah.

My mom showing up to my soccer games high,

no food in the house for over a week,

and just screaming matches with her boyfriend

in the living room.

I know she's not a bad person, but if I go and I speak,

it's gonna make her look like one,

and they'll never let her out of prison.

I just don't know what to do.

You were right.

You're my husband and my partner.

You're my everything

and you deserve a real explanation of what happened.

Danny, he left Greylock

and-and I didn't know why

and there was never any closure.

So when he came back, I got caught up

in feeling like a dumb teenager, which is so stupid

because none of it was real and...

But this is real.

Adam...

Listen, it...

It kills me...

that I hurt you,

living out some dumb fairy tale

when I... I had my own Prince Charming here all along.

When we first met, everyone thought I was a rebound.

That I was temporary.

There were a lot of days I felt like your second choice.

You're not my second choice, Adam.

A-And I'm starting to feel that way again.

Every time I see Danny or Sarah,

I'm just... I'm 18 years old again,

scared everything everyone around us is saying is true.

What do you think you need

in order for you to not feel scared anymore?

I need you to stop spending time with the Coopers.

Of course. I-I never want to see Danny again, ever. Believe me.

No, Corinne. I mean all of the Coopers.

All right? Sarah included.

Adam, she's my best friend.

Yeah, and she's also Danny's sister.

And I saw them earlier today, and she jumped in to defend him

like she was the sibling Secret Service.

You just have such a history with the Coopers, that...

Adam, this is insane.

No, Corinne, you want to know what's insane?

Right, you taking everything we worked for,

everything we built, and trading it in for...

for-for 15 minutes of awkward groping on a cold wooden floor.

All right? That's what's insane!

Sarah is always going to bring Danny into the present for me,

and I don't think I can take it.

- Hey, hey. Come in. - I need a favor.

It's a small one, but you owe me,

and I-I'm not even sure I've forgiven you,

because you tried to deport me

- and I don't care how... - Okay, okay, okay. Maya, Maya, Maya,

just please breathe between sentences.

What's going on?

My mom's up for parole,

and they want me to speak at her hearing, which I can't do.

But I figured you're the youngest head of state in the world.

I don't know, that's impressive.

Maybe you can tag in on my behalf.

I've never met your mom.

I don't think, I don't think me showing up is a great idea.

You clearly want to support her though; why can't you speak?

Nine days out of ten, my mom's the greatest.

But if I show up, they're only gonna ask me about the tenth day.

I just wish there was some way to make them see her

the way that I see her.

There is, Maya. You just tell them the truth.

You tell them that there were bad days.

There were good days, too.

And despite all the times when things were tough,

you still love your mom.

If you don't take this opportunity to...

to be her hero, and to go on record and fight for her,

you will regret it.

Thanks, Sarah.

"Sarah"?

Yeah, we figured we could stop calling you "Ms. Cooper"

now that you aren't our teacher anymore.

Yeah, fair enough. Sarah it is.

- Bye. - Bye, Maya.

_

It's probably time for me to take my own advice.

Sarah, when did you learn about your father's involvement

in the "Capero326" document leak?

Shortly after he arrived in town.

He told you about it?

After I found out that he was wanted,

through a background check.

You background-checked your own father? That's unusual.

We have an unusual relationship.

So your father showed up in Greylock,

out of the blue, a wanted man, and you let him stay.

Why?

Because it was the right thing to do.

- It can't be that simple. - It is that simple.

My father and I don't see eye-to-eye on a, on a personal level.

On a human level?

He saw a wrong being done, and he did his best to right it.

Letting him stay, are you saying that your new country

is a safe haven for fugitives and criminals?

I'm saying that people who believe that helping others

is more important than falling in line,

those people will always have a home in Greylock.

I don't know how things will change

once the world finds out about this,

but let me just state for the record:

I admire Paul Cooper's actions

and I am very proud to call myself his daughter.

So this one might be a little bit big on you,

but I think you'll wear it well.

And there's a few more "speaking to a parole board" options

in the bag.

Bella, seriously, thank you.

I've been a nervous wreck since I called this afternoon

and told them I'd come to L.A. and speak,

but, um, this definitely makes me feel better.

Well, you're gonna crush it.

And you're gonna look amazing when you do.

- I love you. - Love you.

All right, let's head out.

Ready?

- Yeah. - Okay. Bye, Mrs. D.

Bye. See ya.

Hi.

Uh...

If we're gonna do this, sit down.

I've had enough of you hovering over me for one life.

Oh.

You might have fooled Sarah with this "Mom 2.0" crap,

but it's not gonna work on me.

Well, no one has more of a right to be skeptical of me than you.

I'm not here to make you a believer.

I'm here... to apologize.

You think one "I'm sorry"

is-is gonna buy you redemption?

After what I did to you,

there's no such thing as redemption.

I know that you're never gonna forgive me.

You shouldn't.

I'll never forgive me.

But you deserve to hear me acknowledge...

I failed you.

I should've protected you,

and I did the exact opposite.

And I will... always...

always be sorry for that.

Are you done?

Hi. Hi, Danny. Come in.

What's going on? Are you okay?

It's not fair.

Danny, what happened to your hand?

You okay?

Mom apologized, and we're all just...

We're supposed to move on with our lives?

No big deal, right?

No big deal about the stitches, the-the-the-the...

broken bones.

- Bygones, right? - I don't think that's what she meant.

- I don't... - She's a complete monster, for 20 years,

but hey, go on a... go on a yoga retreat for a few weeks

and-and chant sobriety songs with some strangers,

and she's cured.

She gets to move on with her life.

Must be nice to not have constant nightmares,

to... to-to... to not flinch every time you hear a loud noise, to...

Danny.

To not see scars every time you take your shirt off.

- Danny. Danny. - When, when...

When-when do I get to be okay?

It's apparently so easy.

When-when do I get to be fixed?

Hey.

It's okay. It's okay.

It's okay.

It's okay.

It's okay.

Hi, Doris.

- How are you? - Eartha Kitty and I are feline fine.

That's paw-some.

See you later.

Paul.

Come on, it's a winter wonderland out here.

You should be observing the scenery,

not reading Weston's article still.

Eh, can't help it.

- If it quacks like a narcissist... - Hey.

It's not my words that has my eye here.

It's-it's this quote.

"I'm proud to call myself his daughter."

Hmm. Yeah, okay, well,

you put yourself in danger to keep other people alive.

So, yes,

in this one specific instance,

you could say I am proud of you.

Hey, Sarah.

Thank you. It means a lot.

Okay.

Um, this deeply uncomfortable moment aside,

how are you feeling?

Terrified.

But, uh... something I have to do.

And someone I know has taught me

that if you see an injustice in the world,

you have to do everything you can to stop it,

no matter what.

Guess the old tree didn't fall that far from the apple.

Why, Grover, what are those keys you have?

Oh, y-you mean, you mean these keys right here?

I-I thought you'd never ask, AJ.

You wise up and finally get an apartment?

Uh, I wised up and finally got a house.

Yeah. You-you were right.

Tito deserves better.

And it's his, it's his house, really.

- I mean, I-I just live there. - Where'd you land?

McCall's place was empty.

Uh, the best part is, Mrs. McCall said that I can move in right away

while she works out the sale with Lydon, so...

Fixing that place up,

I think Tito and I have plenty of time to make it feel like home.

- That's great. That's great, Grover. - Yeah.

Though after seeing what Tito did to my couch cushions,

I think he might be more useful in demolition

than construction.

You prob... You're probably right.

Hey.

Good job on the story.

Thanks.

Yeah, it's getting a lot of traction.

So it worked.

No one can deny what your dad did now.

That's not enough, is it?

For us.

Did you think we were magically gonna be okay

once the story broke?

Maybe I was hoping that, yeah.

Yeah.

Maybe I was hoping that, too.

This isn't gonna work, is it?

I'm a head of state.

You're a journalist.

There's no way for us to keep our personal lives

separate from our professional ones,

no matter how hard we try.

I really care about you,

but I care about my country more.

As you should.

I really care about you, too.

But I care about reporting the truth more.

As you should.

You know, we all struggle, but what matters most

is what's in our hearts.

And my mom has always tried to do what's best for me.

And so has my dad...

who's actually eavesdropping on me right now.

I'm so sorry.

I-I was just coming to check and see how the packing was going.

And I didn't want to interrupt.

It's fine. I was just trying to figure out what I'm going to say.

I mean, it sounded pretty good to me.

It's just hard 'cause I still love her.

You know, even with all the bad stuff that's happened,

I mean, I've been mad at her a lot,

but she's still my mom.

Oh, I hear that.

Look. You are going to rock this hearing.

But seriously, though, are you, are you packing all that stuff?

You're only gonna be gone for a week.

I mean...

You are only going for a week, right?

I'm on the same flights as you.

Right. Good.

Well, then I am going to go finish my packing.

Hey, thanks.

Not just for coming with me to L.A. but for everything.

It turns out you're pretty good at the "dad" thing.

Oh, really?

Well, you've absolutely crushed the "daughter" thing, too.

Come here.

You still don't need all that stuff.

- I do, actually. - No, you don't.

- I do. - No way.

Corinne, what's up?

So Adam, uh, has asked me to...

stay away from Danny,

and all things that remind him of what happened

between him and I, and...

he's including you in that.

Adam...

has asked me to stop talking to you.

That's crazy.

- That's what I said. - What the hell is he thinking?

He can't decide who you're friends with.

- That's insane. - Yeah.

Normally, I would... totally agree with you,

but I... I cheated on him.

I asked him for what he needed

in order for us to... move past this.

This is what he said, so...

So you're just gonna stop talking to me?

- And stop seeing me? - For a while.

Corinne...

No, no. Come on.

I get that you have to fix your marriage, of course.

Of course I get that.

But there has to be... some other way.

- I need you. - I need you. I need you.

But I need Adam, too, and I...

Right now, I can't have both.

A couple months.

A year.

And then Adam will see how serious I am

about making up for the mistake I made with Danny.

- Until then, we'll just... - Until then...

I just, I-I lose, I lose my best friend?

I'm sorry.

- Corinne, please. Please, no, no. - I'm sorry.

Please, please, no.

No, Corinne.

No.

Please. Please.

Please, please.

Please.

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