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Previously on "The Nine"...

There's money missing from the bank.

It's very likely that some of us are being surveilled..

...possibly bugged.

One of the gunmen took us

'into the back and there was an exit door and I ran.'

to the door, away from Lizzie.

'To save myself.'

Everybody, get down.

Is anyone else involved in the robbery?

- One of us? - 'No.'

It was just me and Randall.

I don't believe you.

[seagull squawking]

[male 1] 'I want that glass covered.'

Every inch of it.

No one's taking another shot at me.

You mean at us,right?

[siren blaring]

- What happened to them? - I don't know.

Din't you talked to them when they came out?

She wouldn't say anything.

Hey! You! Listen leisure time, you can read the paper later.

Come on!

I thought she was starting to get through to him

with what his partner did.

I thought he was kind of ready to end it.

- Until they took a shot at him. - Yeah.

So, I guess this is really upto us now, isn't it?

To try and find a way to end this.

Hell of a funny place for a talk.

Well, we can't be too careful these days.

So, what's on your mind?

I went to see Lucas.

Why?

He's the one that sent the note

about us being watched.

Why would he do that?

Only one reason I can think of.

Someone else was involved in the robbery

and he wanted to warn them.

You mean, one of us.

No, I think..

I don't believe that. No way.

Then how do you explain the Feds tapping our phones?

Obviously there must be some other reason.

What about the missing money?

- What about it? - If it was stashed inside.

Only someone that works at the bank

could've gonna back and gotten 'em.

Why are you asking me this?

They knew too much, Malcolm.

How to take out the security cameras.

When the vault will be full. The layout of the bank.

Someone had to give them that information.

Are you actually pointing a finger at me?

Is that what's going on in here?

I came to you because I'm your friend.

If you know anything about this.

Anything..

...you better tell me now.

[dramatic music]

Welcome, back to "Counterpart" I'm Jill Marrow.

And joining us now is the hero

of Fidelity Republic Bank, Egan Foote.

Also, former FBI hostage negotiator, Gavin Dunne.

He's the author of a new book entitled

"Primary - Life under Fire."

- Gavin, Egan, welcome. - Pleasure to be here, Jill.

Now, Gavin, in your book you recount your experiences

in dealing hostage situations.

And I'm curious, backstage you mentioned that Fidelity Republic

was kind of a perfect storm of crisis management.

[Jill] 'What did you mean by that?'

First of all there were a host of factors

'for the agents to keep track of.'

'Not just the armed captors'

but several examples of what I call loose cannon syndrome

The police officer inside for one.

His name is Nick Cavanaugh, he wasn't a loose cannon.

Let's talk about that, why would a cop be a problem?

Police officers are trained to act

but in my experience, the last thing

[Gavin] you need is hostages trying to take matters

into their owns hands.

I just had some stuff to do.

You missed two shifts, Lizzie. We are understaffed as it is.

I know and I am sorry about that, Maureen.

It won't happen again.

Fine.

Check on Mrs. Torres.

And that case in the burn unit.

Didn't you work with Taylor Reed?

- Taylor's back? - Yeah.

Cancer's spreading.

Dr. Marshaw is recommending

a protocol for an Angiostatic based treatment.

- Well, I'll talk to the family. - Good.

If you need time off for personal reasons

you'll have to let me know in advance.

My personal stuff is all worked out.

Hey.

Assume your here to see Jeremy.

Actually, I'm here to see you.

You know, what? I'm way too busy for this right now.

Lizzie, please just hear me out.

Look, I never intended for any of this.

- You've gotta believe me. - Wait.

[Egan] Mr. Dunne and if agents outside had listened to us.

[Gavin] They did listen to you.

'Ms. Hale, when she came out

'and talked down SWAT from entering the bank.'

'Whole thing could've ended a lot sooner.'

[Egan] 'And gotten us killed.'

Not if they did it right. I have 26 years of experience.

- Have you ever been one? - Excuse me?

A hostage. 'Cause I have 52 hours of experience with that.

And I resent this very much.

You don't know what it was like because you weren't inside.

Well, let's move away from Fidelity Republic.

I never meant, to hurt you. You have to know that.

No body ever wants to hurt anyone, Franny.

They just do.

[knock on glass]

[female 1] 'Yeah.'

You talked to Malcolm.

Yeah.

Nick, we've been down this road before with Eva.

This time I trust my instincts.

- And what do they tell you? - Couldn't have been one of us.

Somebody from the bank I believe, teller, a loan officer.

Somebody that wasn't there the day of the robbery.

Then why are they bugging us?

- I don't know. - Well, neither do I.

But I'm gonna find out.

What is he up to now?

[Gavin] 'And I take full responsibility for that and always have.'

But none of that makes us culpable.

We were the ones taken hostage, sir.

Now we have, what we have. We have ill-informed pundits

laying blame, FBI agents following us listening to us.

bugging our homes and our offices.

That is police staged tactic.

[Jill] 'Whoa! Egan, slow down, slow down.'

Are you saying that the FBI is bugging your homes?

Well, no, no. Uh..

I shouldn't have said anything.

No, that's not the point. The point is--

Are you and your fellow hostages being surveilled by the FBI?

[Jill] 'Egan?'

I'm sorry, uh..

I'm sorry, I don't have anything more to say.

[Jill] 'On that note stay with us.'

Egan it's Nick, call me. And don't talk to anyone else.

Monica from Times.

- Says it's urgent. - Yeah, take a message.

This is gonna make things complicated.

Mr. Jones, Mr. Jones, are you aware that the FBI

just issued a statement

confirming that they have an ongoing investigation

to a possible inside man in the bank robbery?

What?

Would care to comment for us?

No.

No, no, comment.

[Vartak] 'Hey, Nick. What you're not on TV too?'

[Nick] Hey I need a favor.

We have got our hands full here today.

You know about this bugging?

- Yes. - Thanks for telling us.

You want me to do something for you?

I need to take a look at those evidence files.

Forget it.

You were on the case, Vartak. You have access, I don't.

I'm telling you, there's no way.

With all this noise and this FBI thing.

The brass are pissing their pants about an inside man..

They're re-opening the entire case.

I know things about these people you could never know.

Show me you've what you got. Maybe I can make a connection.

It's not gonna happen, Nico.

Help me, I'll help you.

What have you got?

The statement the FBI issued was only half of it.

There's money missing from the bank.

- How much? - Two hundred grand.

The bank knows but the FBI told 'em not to share with us.

- And you know this how? - Just trust me, I know.

Give me access to those files

whatever I find it's yours. You get credit for the bust.

I'll see what I can do.

Following us. I mean bugging our houses and offices.

Unbelievable he actually thinks one of us was actually involved.

I don't know what's crazier that or the way Egan added us.

I'm sure he had a reason.

Have you talked to Lizzie, yet?

No. I've no idea what I have to say at this point.

I stopped by her floor and she didn't wanna hear from me.

Of course, she only wants to talk when it's on her timetable.

Hello.

Yes.

You are.

Um, okay, I'll be there.

That was the police.

They wanna talk to me about all of this.

Do you think the police are gonna question me?

LAPD is not going to bite the hen that feeds them.

By going after an ADA.

Especially not one who's running in the next election.

- That's a relief. - Damn right it is.

A shot of you takin' a perp walk and it's over.

Remember this, don't defend, keep some distance.

Turns out one of your friends is guilty.

You can't be seen standing behind 'em.

- Clear? - Yeah, thanks.

[indistinct chattering]

Good afternoon, I have a very busy day

with the case load pilling up.

If you don't mind I'd like to make this brief.

- Ah, Ms. Hale. - Uh, David.

About the allegation that one of your fellow hostages

may have been in on the robbery.

I'm not gonna speculate on an ongoing investigation.

Is it possible, one of them could have been involved?

Let me just say this, I trust our system of justice.

I've dedicated myself to upholding it.

I know that whatever the truth is it will come out in time.

But until then, we need to let our law enforcement agencies

handle this. Next question.

You wanted to see me?

Shut the door.

You wanna tell me what you were doing

running Eva Rios' credit card charges couple weeks ago?

Where'd you get this?

Back tracked your computer searches.

- Hang on. You did what? - Just answer the question.

I was checking on something.

Checking or covering something.

It was nothing, she's innocent.

Even if that's true it's not the point.

I'm getting pretty tired of you keeping secrets from me, Nick.

I gotta tell you, lately you haven't given me

too much reason trust you.

What about the fact of you being bugged?

I'd have appreciated a heads up on that.

Looks like we dropped the ball on our case.

Nobody is saying that the department screwed up.

Nobody has to.

The FBI puts it out

they've got an investigation going on in our backyard.

It's pretty damn eloquent if you ask me.

And that's not all they didn't tell us.

Apparently there's money missing from the bank.

You wouldn't know anything about that would you?

No.

Frankly, Nick, I'm not sure I believe you.

And I've got command breathing down my neck on this.

So, as far as I'm concerned.

We are gonna have to start questioning

anybody who could have been involved.

Starting with you.

Eva was the teller who deposited my paychecks. That's it.

You know all this.

You go in there every Friday for six weeks

and you still can't ask her out?

Never seen you have that problem before.

Somebody could think you two were up to something.

It's a lot of money missing.

It's no secret you like to place a bet now and then.

What I found a way to skim some money.

How did I get the money out?

With two guys holding gun on me for 52 hours?

Oh, wait! I forgot I was in on it.

That's why I let 'em hand cuff me.

You'd hardly be the first to lift something from a scene.

- Why'd I tell you about it? - Misdirect. Cover your bases.

Come on, you forgot who you are talking to?

The Guy who's hiding information wants to see files.

I did you a favor.

Put yourself in my position.

If you're not trying to protect somebody why are you in my face.

Huh? Why don't you just get out of the way? Let us do our jobs.

That girl, the one I couldn't ask out for six weeks is dead.

Somebody I know might have hand in it.

Somebody that went to her funeral, sat down to eat with us

and that person is still walking around

and you want me to get out of the way.

Oh, honey, I still think we should call a lawyer.

You know, the guy from church he could recommend someone.

I'm not calling any lawyers.

All we have to do is tell the truth. We'll be fine.

[male 2] 'Felicia?'

Please come with me. Mrs. Jones, you can come too.

What about me?

No, sir. Someone else will be talking with you separately.

It's okay, baby. It'll be fine.

Ms. Rios, I'm Detective Greer.

Can I get you anything?

- 'Coffee?' - I'm fine.

Can we please just get this over with?

Do you recognize that guy?

'It's my sister's ex, Carlos.'

I've already been over this.

[Franny] 'He didn't put her upto anything.'

Eva had nothing to do with this.

We are not interested in Carlos and Eva

as much as we are interested in Carlos and you.

[Felicia] 'I told you it's a blank.'

I don't know anything about the missing money.

I don't remember anything about the bank.

I understand.

There is something I'd like you to try.

These are crime scene photos from the bank, Felicia.

Take a look at them.

'Why does she have to do that?'

I just like to know if anything looks interesting, familiar.

My dad worked there for years.

This is all familiar.

What am I suppose to be looking for?

Maybe nothing, but I find sometimes a memory

can be knocked lose by a small thing.

- Honey-- - Mom, it's alright.

Mr. Jones, thank you for coming in.

'This is all routine.'

So I'll try not to take too much of your time.

Yeah, routine.

I'd like to ask about some of the other employees.

You're really gonna question my daughter right down the hall?

She's 16.

I'm sorry about that, Mr. Jones.

- We have a job to do here. - Then let's get to the point.

You couldn't care less about any of my other employees.

Was it me?

That's what you really wanna know, right?

- You were close to Carlos? - No.

- He calls you. - I had custody of his son.

- He called you before. - My sister was living with me.

No, Franny, we got the phone records from prison.

He was calling you before you even moved in.

May be you two had something going on

in the side behind Eva's back.

That's a lie.

That's how it looks from where I sit.

- I don't believe this. - Carlos needs money.

Maybe it wasn't Eva but you who wanted to help him out.

Look, I lost my only sister in there.

And you're gonna throw this in my face?

This garbage about Carlos.

Are you gonna arrest me?

- Why don't you have a seat? - It's Miss Rios.

And I know my rights.

If you're not gonna arrest me, then I'm outta here.

So what's it gonna be?

You're free to leave whenever you like.

But do consider how that might look.

You really think I give a damn?

I got someone to cover for me. You okay?

It just.. I need a minute.

- Honey, you want a break? - Mom, it's okay.

[slow instrumental music]

[music intensifies]

[music continues]

[gasping]

Felecia?

No, it's okay. I'm okay.

It's just, I think..

I think, I remembered something.

Did you remember something from the bank?

Yeah. Well, I mean, I think so.

- Oh, my God. Sweetheart-- - Mom, it's fine.

What did you see?

Lucas.

I remember seeing him down by the vault.

Was anyone else there?

It was just him, standing there.

- That's it. - Yeah.

- Are you sure? - Look, you heard her.

- Now leave her alone. - Why were you so upset?

- I just didn't expect it. - There was nothing else there?

We're leaving. This is precisely what I didn't want to happen.

- We are done here. - Mom, I wanna stay.

Mom, this is the first new memory I've had in a month.

It's the only thing that's helped.

Please?

[slow instrumental music]

Hey.

Burton wants you to stick around.

Hey, Nick, I got your message.

You really shouldn't speak in public..

...if you don't know what you're gonna say, Egan.

- I know. - I'm sorry, I gotta go.

Well, this is..

Hey.

Hey.

You wanna tell me what's going on?

[sighing]

When Eva was living with Carlos.

I used to go over to their place and hang out.

And we would drink and stuff.

And Carlos, he would hit on me a little sometimes

when Eva wasn't around.

And I just thought it was nothing.

One night, when he had a lot to drink..

...he pushed it.

But I said, "no." And I left.

And I stopped going over there.

And he would still call me sometimes..

I mean, even after he went away he would still call.

And I wanted to tell Eva. I did.

But I never could.

Because it felt a little bit

like it was my fault.

But I never came on to him, ever.

And I don't know. I mean, may be..

May be that's just who people think I am.

That's not who you are, Franny.

That's not who you are.

[music continues]

Go ahead, get the ballistics excluded.

But with Hellman hearing the motion, you got no chance.

Hang on. Yes?

Naomi Jones, on line two. Sounded important.

Lisa, I'm gonna have to get back to you.

Alright, great, thanks.

[clearing throat]

Naomi, hi.

Kathryn, thank you for taking my call.

Malcolm speaks so highly of you.

I hope I'm not interrupting.

No, no, that's alright. What's the problem?

Well, we are all down here at the police station.

Yes, I know.

How's Felecia holding up?

She's doing alright, I think.

Actually, it's Malcolm that I'm worried about.

'He's been under a lot of pressure lately.'

'The banks been terrible with him'

about Judith Mitchells lawsuit

and the notion that the police suspect him of robbing the bank

'plus all the press. I mean it's..'

'It's killing him inside.'

I'm sure, I'm sure it's very hard on him.

I know that it's a lot to ask.

But is there any chance that you could talk to these people?

Tell them about Malcolm

and all the things he did in the banks.

'I know that they would listen to you, Kathryn.'

'And someone needs to set these people straight.'

It would, It would just make the police suspicious.

It would look like I'm trying to cover something up.

Does Malcolm have a lawyer?

No, no, he won't.

He thinks it sends the wrong message.

He should have a lawyer, Naomi. Everyone should.

Yeah, he won't listen to me.

You could talk to him when you get here.

Umm, well, I..

I doubt that I'm coming down there.

Oh.

But, I mean everyone else is here.

Won't they be questioning you?

Probably not.

You know, it's..

It has nothing to do with..

You know, it's just a political thing.

I see.

Well..

If there was anything that I could do..

...I would be doing it.

Of course, Kathryn.

I thank you. I thank you for your time.

Yeah, yeah, you're welcome.

'Buh-bye.'

Okay, buh-bye.

Uh.

Hey.

So I guess they're bringing us all down?

Actually, I'm waiting for Franny.

Oh.

You can't keep avoiding this.

- Not now, Jeremy. - Why not?

Here, I'm reasonably sure you won't run away.

That was uncalled for.

What was uncalled for was disappearing

for three days without a phone call, a message.

Oh, so this is about what I did wrong?

You've any idea how many hospitals I called?

- How much time I spent here? - You of all people know.

When were you planning on telling me about Franny?

How long were you gonna wait?

About as long as you waited to tell me you were pregnant.

And not as long as you waited to tell me you were engaged..

...which was never.

[Vartak] Elizabeth Miller, hi.

Detective Henry Vartak. Could you come this way, please?

- You're Dr. Kates, right? - Yeah.

Have a seat, please. We need to talk to you too.

[slow instrumental music]

- Look what the cat dragged in? - You see the news today?

We only got the shopping channel in here.

And I need no cubic zirconium.

The word is out that you and Lucas had help with the robbery.

It's someone on the inside.

That's a good one.

One way it all makes sense, if you think about it?

Well, I would love to fill you in

on who it was.

But since I'm currently preparing my defense

it wouldn't be in my best interest, legally speaking.

I wouldn't even waste my time asking you.

Lucas didn't tell you one way or the other.

And if he didn't tell you about the inside man.

There's no way he told you about the money.

Two hundred thousand dollars missing from the cash

that you and Lucas took from the bank.

Hmm.

Two hundred. Umm..

Now that..

That is a considerable sum.

The only way it'd get out of the bank is if..

...he skimmed it off your cut.

I guess, he figured, you wouldn't notice.

You come all the way down here

just to tell me my brother screwed me again?

No, I came to tell you I'm gonna find the inside man.

What's in it to me?

Well, Lucas turned on you. He lied and stole from you.

I got a funny feeling you want me to find him too.

What are you after?

- Who does Lucas trust? - Nobody.

The man barely talks to people.

- What about Maureen? - Hmm, no.

His mother.

He went to see her, couple of days before the job.

May be he told her something.

Isn't she your mother too?

In a manner of speaking.

We're done.

Hey, Cavanaugh.

You see my brother, tell him I'm coming.

Tell him we got some things to discuss.

- Greetings, prisoner. - Hi, Egan.

I'm sorry I couldn't talk to you before.

Oh, no, no explanations necessary.

My third degree shows no sign of winding up.

- Yours? - Not yet.

At least they let us take water breaks.

Keep asking me about the gun. Why I brought it into the bank?

I thought suicide..

...is pretty straight forward but..

They just wanna make sure we can keep our story straight.

I just..

The idea that one of us might've be in on it..

Not possible.

None of this would've happened if I hadn't

opened my mouth on that shuttle. The sheer stupid ego.

You didn't mean to hurt anyone, Egan.

We should get back in there.

[slow instrumental music]

- Barbara Dalton? - Yeah.

Hi, my name is, Nick Cavanaugh.

I don't wanna be interviewed.

So you can just get out of here.

I'm not with the press.

I was in the bank with your sons during the robbery.

You're the policeman, right?

I saw your picture.

What do you want?

- Just to talk. May I come in? - No.

No, I don't feel comfortable.

What if I can help your sons?

You how?

There was someone else involved in the robbery.

It's more responsibility to spread around.

That looks good in front of the judge.

You could help me to find out who it was?

I don't know what I could tell you.

Do you really think this would help Lucas?

Lucas, especially.

Let's talk about the money again.

Where were the bags stored?

I don't know.

I told you, Randall and Lucas would never let us near it.

[sighing]

- Need a break, Mr. Jones? - I'm alright.

Stretch your legs, get some water. I won't mind.

You know I managed to survive two days inside the bank.

I think I can survive your treating me

like a criminal on the outside.

Go ahead. Ask your questions.

Excuse me.

Miss Hale. What are you doing?

I need to speak with Mr. Jones for a moment.

When we're finished, Miss Hale.

Please leave and shut that door behind you.

Is this man under arrest?

Have you Mirandized him?

No, he's not under arrest.

Well, I think he's free to speak to me if he wants to.

Malcolm?

Here's the number of a lawyer.

He's good and he's expecting to hear from you.

Give him a call before you say another word in there.

Kathryn, I don't want a lawyer.

- I don't like how it looks. - Malcolm, it doesn't matter.

Well, that's easy for you to say.

Do you know how many people think I'm guilty?

As if I didn't have enough problems at the bank.

I'll take it from a career prosecutor.

If you're guilty, you need a lawyer. If you are innocent..

...you really need one.

[whispering] Malcolm.

[Malcolm] 'You're taking quite a chance coming down here.'

If the press saw you, well, it wouldn't be good.

Don't worry about me.

Just call the lawyer.

He was so different before he went into the service.

He was kind and thoughtful and..

...just shining.

But then he went to Iraq and he came back just changed.

'Quiet, moody, kept to himself.'

'Always battling something or somebody.'

Of course, it didn't help that woman he married left him.

Mrs. Dalton, did you meet any of Lucas' friends or acquaintance

in the week's before the robbery?

No, I didn't.

Did he mention any of his friends by name?

Maybe even just a first name.

No. But Lucas and I, we got out of the habit of talking

in the last few years.

I called but our conversations tended to be brief.

But I know he was here in the days before the robbery.

Yeah, he came by to drop off some boxes, said he was moving.

He needed to store some stuff.

'We put them in his and Randall's old room.'

It's funny.

We talked that night..

...a little bit, just about a dog we used to have.

You know, it wasn't anything but I felt and I don't know why

like he was saying goodbye.

Which turned out to be right, I guess.

Do you still have those boxes?

[dramatic music]

[sighs]

Do you mind if I look around?

I guess that'd be alright.

Police have been through everything anyway.

[Nick] 'Thanks.'

[music continues]

- I can't afford a lawyer. - Don't worry about it.

I've to worry. I'll have to come up with a cash.

If I ask her, she'll do a pro bono, for free.

I know what it means.

Why are you doing this?

I'm just trying to help, Franny.

Really?

You suspected my sister, do you suspect me too?

No.

No, I don't.

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

[dramatic music]

[male 1] 'Ten minutes, detective.'

[sighs]

What's this about?

I went to see your mother, Lucas.

Why?

I found that in your bedroom.

It was Tom, wasn't it?

I already told you.

There was no one except Randall and me.

He knew the security system.

How to take out the cameras, when the vault was full--

- No. - You can't hurt him. He's dead.

You can't hurt a dead man?

His memory, the people who loved him?

You listen to me. The department is on this now.

It's only a matter of time before they figure it out.

The question is how many lives get turned upside down?

Franny, Malcolm, Felicia?

Lizzie?

[dramatic music]

Spare me the martyr complex, and tell me.

Why do you need me if you know? Tell the cops yourself.

The only evidence I have is a folded piece of paper.

I need corroboration. Was it Tom?

[music continues]

Yes.

You'll be willing to make a statement to that effect?

So, I can bring it to my bosses and we can end this thing.

Yes.

[music continues]

'How did you meet Tom Mitchell?'

It was at the VA hospital.

Six, seven months ago.

I was arguing with this bureaucrat

about my health coverage ready to go off.

Tom stepped between us. calmed me down.

Tom was in Desert Storm?

He went over with the reserves.

He knew what it was like to...to go there.

Be in it.

Come home.

'When I wasn't planning the job'

I needed someone who worked in the bank.

Tom needed the money so, I approached him.

- For his wife? - Some experimental treatment.

His insurance wouldn't pay for 20,000 to get started.

I told him he could make a lot more.

- The missing money was his cut? - Yeah.

Why'd you set the money aside?

[music continues]

Hey, I gotta use the bathroom.

- 'Is that okay?' - I'll go, you stay here.

This is not how we're supposed to go.

We were supposed to be in and out, nobody gets hurt, remember?

And surely not get clipped in the head by your psycho brother.

I know!

He saw the cop and he freaked out.

This is not what I signed up for.

I want my money. Now.

No, it's way too risky. Randall doesn't even know about you.

He catches me taking money out of the bags--

I have responsibilities, Lucas.

I cannot come out of this without the cash.

I can't.

Okay, so, he got the money, then what?

We hid it.

Where?

[police siren wailing]

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

Believe me now?

Or you think I hid that in there?

You still went behind my back.

Take a good look at how you handled this today

and then ask yourself what else you expected?

[male 2] 'In a briefing at the bank today LAPD commander Pete Burton'

'credited sergeant Henry Vartak'

'whom he said first made the connection between Mitchell'

'and the robbers.'

'Burt was asked about the FBI investigation into the robbery.'

You need to talk to the FBI about that.

My understanding is that the Federal Investigation

has ended with a recovery of the money.

[male 2] 'Efforts to get a comment'

'from any of the hostages were unsuccessful.'

Oh, hey. If you don't mind I've made myself comfortable.

'Been here so long today, it kinda feels like home.'

No problem.

I called Judith to tell her about Tom before it

hit the news.

- How'd she take it? - Hard.

I mean, I guess Tom got into this to provide for her

and now, her lawsuit is hopeless.

She's gonna lose his pension, his insurance.

Listen..

...about this morning.

You did what you had to do.

Let's just leave it at that.

It's been a long day, but believe it or not

there's something I'd like to propose.

[horn blaring]

I never let you finish.

I'm sorry, Lizzie.

I'm so sorry..

...about what happened, about..

...how you found out.

I mean, how you must feel..

So..

...what is it between you two?

It's not casual.

It's real..

...for me.

I know I had a big part in what happened between you two.

And Jeremy and I weren't together when you two started.

That doesn't make it any easier, Franny.

I know.

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Do you wanna go inside?

Yeah.

[indistinct chattering]

Look who's here. Hi, ladies.

- Hi. - Hi.

[Malcolm] 'So..'

...how was everyone's day?

Well, one of us had a media adventure this morning.

I, uh..

[clears throat]

...wanted to apologize..

...all of you for putting you through such a tough time today.

I guess I'm not used to people paying much attention to..

...what I have to say.

Well, if you hadn't gone public, the way you did..

...we never would have found out the truth.

That doesn't mean, do it again.

[Egan] 'Alright. Alright.'

Oh, Kathryn, I never thanked you for giving me

the name of that lawyer.

You're welcome.

What's Ed think about all this?

I haven't talked to him yet. He's in Chicago till tomorrow.

- Chicago? - Yeah.

He's got a job interview with a law firm.

What happens if he gets it?

Oh, Chicago's just the main office.

He would be here in the LA branch.

Do you know anything about dreams, interpreting them?

A little. Why?

I saw something today.

Well, I remembered it from the bank.

But, it wasn't real.

It was more like a dream.

But, I think..

...I think that it means something.

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