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LOLA:
Previously on All Rise.

People in the state
of California

versus Carl Brewer.

We, the jury,

find the defendant not guilty.

I saw you.
Can I [indistinct]?

Can we just talk about this, please?

I need some time.

- Collier, you look great.
- Why haven't you told him

that the divorce papers
were signed?

I wanted to make sure
you were okay first.

- What do you mean dead?
- I should have taken

Collier's call more seriously.

I could have
checked on him sooner.

♪

Saw your case
on the news this morning.

- Hm?
- Is J-Lo really a witness?

She was in the restaurant
when the lobster got stolen,

so technically, yes,
she could be.

Whoever stole
it is getting all the love

on social media
for her activism.

I'm going to go
get in the shower.

Oh. Can I join you?

I have no time for round two.

That would be round three.

First time didn't count.

Ouch.

- So you got your hearing today?
- Yeah.

Look out,
Maggie Palmer is the second

best lawyer
at arguing motions.

- Who is the first?
- You.

Hey, what's going on?

I've never worked on an organ
trafficking case before.

It is overwhelming.

It's been two weeks
since Collier died.

- Mark, I told you I'm fine.
- I know,

- but I'm just saying--
- You know what I was thinking?

We should elope.

[chuckles]

Amy, you've been putting off
planning our wedding for months,

and now suddenly
you want to elope?

Well, I don't have time
to plan a wedding right now,

and I really
want to be your wife.

What do you think?

- I think I want a wedding.
- You?

- Yeah.
- Really?

I want a dance party.
I want the drunk uncles.

I want all of our friends
bawling their eyes out

when we say I do.

I think...
I think we deserve that.

Wedding it is.

Maybe I do have time
for round two.

I'll be right there.

♪

MARK: Hey, Lola.
Am I waking you up?

- Just walking into my chambers.
- MARK: This early?

With Robin and Bailey
in Detroit,

home just
doesn't feel like home.

Robinson said.

- Just be patient.
- I know.

LOLA: Why are you up so early?

I think I need your help
planning a wedding.

LOLA: Your wedding?

Are you sure Amy's ready?

MARK: She's the one pushing it.

She just asked me--

she just asked me to elope.

And I think it's too soon.

I mean, she needs space
to grieve, right?

Everyone deals
with grief differently, Mark.

Just be there for her.

As far as the wedding,

maybe start
with something simple.

How about cake?

Cake?

MAGGIE: ...certain
for a judge to reconsider

some of the charges
against the defendant.

Gabriel Salas,
this is Sara Castillo,

our victim's advocate,

and she'll be
taking care of you.

- Gabriel. With pleasure.
- Sarah.

Mucho gusto. I can just--

Here, take my seat.

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

Just please continue.
I'll just be catching up.

Mr. Salas,
I want to make sure that you--

- Are you okay?
- I'm fine.

Mr. Salas' kidney
was brutally taken from him,

and he just
had another surgery.

- We have a hearing in an hour--
- Sorry,

- what do you brutally taken?
- Stolen.

Miss Castillo,
I thought Callen briefed you.

How was-- How?

I woke up in downtown L.A.

in pain,
not knowing where I was.

I saw that I had
stitches on my abdomen,

called 911,
took me to the hospital,

and that's where they
told me that I was...

missing my kidney.

MAGGIE: Cops start
an investigation.

They caught the traffickers
who took his kidney.

And I am prosecuting
the man who bought it.

Now, Mr. Salas,
I want to make sure

that you understand
what's going to happen--

And why did you have
another surgery?

I eventually got an infection.

- Oh, God--
- But it's okay.

I'm all good now. I'll--
I'll recover. I'll recover.

Miss Castillo, one second.

♪

Miss Castillo,
your job is that of an advocate.

Not of a therapist.

Look, being empathetic
is not a flaw.

In one hour,
a judge will determine

whether the charges against
the defendant are dismissed.

It is my job to prepare
Mr. Salas for what is coming.

Bottom line,
I have work to do.

This is my meeting too.

Mr. Salas. I'm sorry.

Let's discuss exactly
what's going to happen

once you walk
in the courtroom.

Your Honor, I filed a 995 motion
to dismiss the mayhem

and residential
burglary charges.

It is clear from the preliminary
hearing transcript

that my client
did purchase the kidney.

But he had no idea
violence would be used.

He did not target the victim.

And he certainly
didn't perform

the extraction of the organ.

I would also like
to highlight that

the two traffickers
were arrested and charged.

They both confessed
to surgically removing

Gabriel Salas' kidney.

Ms. Quinn, you are aware

that whatever is going on
in another case is irrelevant?

Yes, Your Honor.

I would just like to add
that my client

only had a few months
left to live.

Mr. Davis never wished
harm on anyone else.

His intention was
to simply skip the extensive

transplant waiting list.

People?

Whether the defendant
extracted the kidney

or solely purchased it doesn't
change the main issue at hand,

which is he contributed
to organ trafficking.

[sighs] Okay.

The motion is granted
and the mayhem

and residential burglary
charges are dismissed.

However, the charge

for illegally acquiring
an organ in violation

of Penal Code Section
367F remains

and the trial
will proceed on that charge.

[gavel bangs]

[upbeat music]

♪

- LUKE: Hey, Em.
- Hey.

I was just about
to go get my caffeine.

- Thank you.
- You sleep better last night?

I don't understand.
You're the one who got hurt.

So why am I the one
having nightmares?

Because you had
to be there for me.

It's okay to be releasing
the stress of life.

Luke, I need you
to join Emily as co-counsel

in the Blue Lobster case,
the defendant, Ann Connelly,

she was cut out
of the family.

She can't afford
a private attorney.

Carol, you know, um,

Luke is super crazy busy.

Also, the office
is overloaded with cases,

so I can just--
I can take this one myself.

Luke has experienced
defending animal activists,

and you've proven
to make a great team.

♪

Take a look at the case file.
I'll just be-- I'll be--

One sec. Hey, Carol.
Can I grab you for a sec?

Hey!

You asked me to come back,
and all you're kicking me

are death cases
and co-counsel.

We're all still recovering from
what happened in the courthouse.

Oh, my God. I shouldn't have
told you about the nightmares.

- Look, I'm much better.
- I don't doubt it.

You're the strongest
woman I know.

But in the meantime,
it doesn't hurt

to be surrounded
by those who love you.

♪

Wow.

[mumbling]

Sherri, you want to grab
dinner tonight? My treat.

I am actually having dinner
with my father tonight.

Right. I forgot your dad
was here.

- How is he?
- I've been trying

to convince him
to go to the doctor,

- but he refuses. So...
- Good luck.

- Yeah, so no.
- [both chuckling]

Robin hasn't texted since
I called Bailey last night.

He's probably busy.

I mean, families
can be time consuming.

Believe me,
I forgot that, too. [sighs]

[somber piano
instrumental playing]

Your Honor,
I don't mean to presume,

but should you need a shoulder?

Thank you.

[sighs]

Actually, um...

there is something.

[tense music playing]

- And you wanted to live?
- Of course.

Okay. Well, elaborate on that.

Tell the jury about
your reason to live.

I want to see my children
graduate college.

I want to grow old with my wife.

[chuckles]

We won't deny that you purchased
the kidney, Damon.

We will show your
motivation for doing so.

- When will I take the stand?
- Toward the end.

I want to close with you.

We will hit them
with science and facts first.

Your nephrologist
will paint a picture

of how messed up
our health care system is.

And by the time you speak,

the jury will understand
what you had to do.

I feel terrible that
the kidney that saved my life

was... [sighs deeply]

...brutally taken
from someone else.

You're lucky
to be alive, Damon.

Not everyone
gets that chance.

I plan to make sure
that you walk free

so that you can live the life
that you fought for.

Thank you, Ms. Quinn.

♪

I had no idea
the lobster so expensive.

It was a stupid bet
with some friends.

EMILY: It was a bet?

So you weren't trying
to save its life

because the media
is calling you an activist.

I haven't even
talked to the media.

I have never taken
anything in my life.

The lobster
was up for display.

It seemed harmless.

Okay, well, either way,

the restaurant is putting
a ridiculous price on it,

so we need to defend you
as if you stole diamonds.

Do you think any of your friends
would testify?

Oh, I'm not sure.

Well, we're also
going to see text messages

or whatever communication
you had with them.

I don't know
if we texted about it.

Listen.

I totally understand
that you want to protect

your friends, and I get it.

But we have no case
if we have no witnesses

to back up your story.

[dramatic music playing]

You know what? Why don't you
go grab some breakfast, Anna,

and we'll continue this
a little bit later, okay?

Okay. Thanks.

♪

What's wrong?

[tense music]

- [knock on the door]
- Hey.

So, another dead woman
found in the dumpster.

I take it
you saw the news.

It can't be
a coincidence, Tony

Aha, that is the voice

of obsession
I'm hearing, Callen.

Don't tell me
you don't see it, too.

TONY: It's not about
what I see.

So why don't you allow
the detectives to collect

more evidence before
you jump to any conclusion?

Well, there's not even
a suspect yet.

- Delivery for Mark Callen.
- Oh, yeah.

- TONY:hose birthday?
- I'm planning my wedding.

[Tony wheezing]

You do know
you can get samples, right?

Yeah. [chuckling]

TONY: Oh, man.

Why don't you hire
a wedding planner

like everybody else?

I don't want to hire
a wedding planner

in case Amy decides
to pull the brakes.

Thank you.

That is not something
you want to hear

from a groom to be.

Her ex-husband
recently passed away

and... she's
dealing with it by...

avoiding it completely.

Well, obsessing
over Carl Brewer

isn't going to change that.

- Then what will?
- Your presence, Mark.

Just be the required
presence for her.

Let her face it
when she's ready.

You've got correspondents.

[Lola chuckling]
Thank you, Sherri.

Oh.

Did anything else
come with this postcard?

- No.
- Are you sure?

It doesn't have a sender.

Well, I guarantee you
the only things

I ever put aside

are intense love letters
and potential anthrax.

You might be joking,
but I know

that's not too far
from the truth.

I'm worried
it could be from...

[both] Andre.

♪

[phone ringing]

Marky Mark,
what are you doing tonight?

Okay, so when is your next
checkup with your doctor?

[Gabriel sighs]
Next week. Tuesday.

Oh. All right.

How are you holding up?

I'm-- I'm worried
about my daughter.

- You have a daughter?
- Yeah. Gina.

Here. Yeah, she's--

- Oh, she's so cute.
- She's ten now.

Wow.

Oh, gosh.

This trial must really
be affecting her, too.

It's not just that.

Gina's mom and--
and her new boyfriend...

they drink a lot.

Yeah, I'm fighting
for custody right now.

I'm just worried that
my ex is going to use

all of this against me.

Well, look,

I'm going to make sure
that you continue

to receive ongoing
medical attention.

There is therapy
that's specifically

tailored to organ donors.

And, um,
I could see about

getting some counseling
for Gina, too.

- Really?
- Yeah, absolutely.

[chuckling happily]

[speaking Spanish]

- Thank you.
- [chuckling softly]

I mean, you're welcome.

That would be
so good for Gina.

I really appreciate your time.

Thank you so much. Bye bye.

Hey. So I just spoke

with her old
high school principal.

Apparently, she was
in detention a lot.

How did it go with her parents?
Any luck?

You know,
they didn't say much.

They said...

"We gave Anna everything
she needed.

"Trips, cars, money,"
but then they cut her off.

Did they say
when they cut her off?

Erratic behavior,
but they didn't elaborate.

They said
they tried to make it work,

but they couldn't
turn it around.

- So they don't talk anymore.
- All right.

There's a brother
we can talk to. I can try.

Yeah?
Yeah.

Dr. Barkley, could you please
explain, Mr. Davis' journey

- toward getting a transplant?
- Certainly.

Mr. Davis had six months
left to live

due to end stage
renal disease.

The wait list for a kidney
transplant was at 250.

MS. QUINN: And how many
transplants from that

waiting list
are performed per month?

Two or three.

So, is it fair to say
that the waiting list

was longer than Mr. Davis
life expectancy?

DR. BARKLEY: It is.

It could have ended in tragedy.

[tense music playing]

No further questions.

Cross examination.

Are you okay?

Could have ended in a tragedy.

What do you mean by that,
Dr. Barkley?

I mean,
Mr. Davis could have died.

You seem to be
really affected by that.

Sounds to me,
like, you agree

with organ trafficking
practices, do you?

- Objection. Argumentative.
- Sustained. Ms. Palmer--

Seeing people die

is part of my job,
but that never gets easy.

♪

Gabriel. Are you okay?

- I sold my kidney.
- You what?

I sold my kidney.

- [stammering]
- But-- Okay.

I just got
a small installment.

I was meeting with someone
downtown at a diner

to let them know
that I changed my mind,

that I was no longer interested.

I order coffee,
and that's when I got drudged.

Why would you ever do that?

I was terrified
of losing Gina.

I thought that I could pay
for a good lawyer

to fight for custody.

Gabriel, we have
to tell Maggie.

Please, no. Let me be the one
to tell Ms. Palmer.

[sighs]

Okay.

Thank you.

♪

[traffic din]

So does Gabriel have a job?

He does, but, you know,

constantly switching jobs
during the pandemic

just doesn't look good.

I mean, the family court
looks at him as someone

- who can't keep a job.
- Family court can be brutal.

Why did he lie?

Because if he was backing out,

then that could have been
his argument.

Well, he was afraid
no one would believe him.

He would lose custody of Gina
if he went to prison.

What did Maggie say?

- I haven't told her.
- Sarah.

Gabriel asked me to wait.

I mean, it's his story to tell.

You're an angel.

You have a freaking
heart of gold.

You do,
but you're risking your job

for someone that you just met.

Emily, this man
has been though hell.

This is Brady evidence,
Sarah, okay?

You are legally obligated
to disclose this information.

You need to tell Maggie.
Like now.

[sighs deeply]

Okay. You're right.
I-- I will tell her.

Good.

MAGGIE: We've pushed back
far enough already.

Well, I don't think
it's that bad.

- If we had...
- Maggie.

Maggie!

- He's on interrim. Yeah...
- [sighing]

And I don't think
we're going it.

The client was [indistinct].

- Maggie.
- We got it--

BAILIFF:
All rise, Department 802

of the Superior Court
is back in session.

Be seated.

Do we have any housekeeping
before we bring in the jury?

Yes, Your Honor.

I would like to admit

some newly
discovered evidence.

JUDGE: What is the evidence?

Gabriel Salas
is no victim here.

His kidney wasn't taken.
He sold it voluntarily.

MAGGIE: What an interesting
and farfetched theory.

The first instalment
payment is proof.

Great.

♪

- Oh, sake.
- And sushi.

How did you know
I wanted sushi?

I don't know. Also, I thought

maybe we could keep
working for a few hours.

Yeah. Cool.

I wasn't able to meet
with Anna's brother,

but he is coming by
the office tomorrow.

What are you doing?

The moment that
Carl Brewer walked free,

there was something in his eyes,

something that
made me feel like--

like I had been wrong
about him all along.

You think
he was actually guilty?

♪

And are those cold cases?

The same signature killing?

It's possible that this man
has been doing this for years.

You know
what you're saying, right?

I am saying I put
a serial killer back out

on the street
and now he's killed again.

No.

You cannot feel guilty
about this.

You did an incredible job.

The D.A. failed
to prove their case

beyond a reasonable doubt.

This-- It's a coincidence.

And you know what?

Even if it isn't,

you are certainly not to blame.

Thank you.

♪

Okay. Let's eat.

[loud clattering]

Um.

Would you mind
if I crash here tonight?

Nightmares?

I'll take the couch.
You can take my bed.

Deal. I'm not going
to argue with you.

[upbeat pop music]

LOLA: Thanks for getting us
this private karaoke room, Mark.

I love Robin, I do.

And I never, ever meant
for any of this to happen.

And now I'm worried that
he's never going to forgive me.

This is the guilt talking.

You...

- acted on impulse--
- Yeah.

During a life-threatening event.

- And you acknowledge it.
- Yeah.

And Robin will forgive you.

But you've got to
forgive yourself first.

Now who sounds like Yoda?

[laughing]

Are you sure you really
want to get married?

Yeah, I do.

- Aw.
- I really do.

I want to have
something different

than what Vic had.

You know, I want to build...

the family that I never had.

So... yeah.

[upbeat pop music]

Come on, man.

Are we going to karaoke or what?

[Lola screaming]

[indistinct rapping]

♪ You used to love me ♪

Robin.

[indistinct,
off-key singing]

Roller coaster!

♪ Of love ♪

♪ Rollercoaster ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

[Emily screams]

- [Emily sobbing]
- LUKE: Emily, Emily, hey!

Hey, it's me.

It's this stupid thing
fell on me.

[laughing]
It fell on my head.

I thought it was
a gigantic spider or something.

It scared the shit out of me.

Sorry about that.

It's okay. Oh, my God.

I was having...

the most peaceful sleep.

Thank you so much
for letting me crash.

[laughing]

["Situation" by Ruth B. plays]

♪ Yeah, yeah ♪

♪ I've been wondering
What's been going on ♪

♪ What's our situation? ♪

♪ I want to let go ♪

♪ But it's so complicated ♪

♪ Baby, all I'll say is ♪

♪ What's the situation? ♪

♪ Ooh
What's the situation? ♪

♪ Let me go
Let me go ♪

♪ Let me know ♪

♪ If you love me
Let me know ♪

♪ Or let me go
Let me go ♪

♪ Let me know ♪

- EMILY: [indistinct].
- [laughing]

- [Lola snoring]
- [phone ringing]

[ringing continues]

[groaning]

What the hell?

[ringing continues]

MARK: Oh.

[laughing]

Why is your address

on my arm?

Uh, because you insisted on
showing it to the Uber driver,

to make sure he knew
how to g-- get there.

- [both laughing]
- No, I--

- [squeals] No, I didn't.
- Yeah, you did.

- I have video as proof.
- [gasping]

You better delete that
right now.

No way, man.
Bailey needs to see that.

She needs to see
how her mama get down.

I will sue you.

Oh, bye.

Yeah, bye.

[somber instrumental plays]

SARA: I know you're going
to say I told you so.

But I swear,
I tried to tell her.

You should have seen her face

- when she dropped the bomb.
- EMILY: I feel for Maggie.

You know, she's probably
going crazy, re-strategizing.

Hey, Sara.

Oh, good morning, Luke.

Okay. Well,
you're probably busy.

I'll let you go. Love you.

Call you later. Goodbye.

"Luke and I,
we're just friends--"

[Emily laughs]

Hey, so, um...

I was thinking a little bit.

- [laughing awkwardly]
- Mm-hmm?

And, um, I'm really used
to taking care of myself.

Like, that is what I do.

But maybe love...

is being vulnerable and...

And letting some--
someone else in.

Yeah. So what are you saying?

So, what I'm saying is, um...

I'm saying...

Luke, do you want to go
steady with me?

[both laughing]

- Yes.
- With me?

Yes.

[laughing]

Do you know if Anna
was ever bullied in school?

Mmm. I wouldn't know.

Anna was always acting up.

Your parents call it
"erratic behavior."

[laughing]
Yeah, but I don't--

I don't think they knew
what was going on.

They didn't know
how to deal with it.

My parents were not the most...

patient or attentive.

I was fine doing my own thing.

But Anna did a lot
to get their attention.

You mean like fighting
in school, cutting class?

Mostly stealing.
She would steal things a lot.

And that pissed off my parents.

We had plenty of money.

She only got in a fight once,

because she stole something
from another girl,

then refused to go to class,
because she was so embarrassed.

So, no, I don't think
this was due to bullying.

Anna was always a train wreck.

[suspenseful
instrumental plays]

[upbeat instrumental plays]

[indistinct talking]

- MAN 1: So good.
- MAN 2: [indistinct].

Mmm. Gonna get some more.

WOMAN: Great cake, Mark.

Okay, I'm listening.

We are pushing
for mental health diversion

for our client.

Ms. Connolly
is a kleptomaniac.

LUKE: We have gone through
all of her family,

medical and school history.

It seems like she's been
dealing with this disorder

- since high school.
- EMILY: Exactly.

She lies about stealing
out of shame.

She doesn't understand
why she does it.

Her family certainly
didn't understand it.

Look, you both know
that I can't do anything

without an official diagnosis.

We had her evaluated
this morning.

We cannot punish her

for an untreated disorder.

She still committed the theft.

I'll think about it
and I'll get back to you.

What do you think
about that body

turned up in South LA?

[tense music plays]

Coincidence.
[clears throat]

- You?
- Yeah.

Yeah. Coincidence.

- AMY: Fuck!
- What?

According to these documents
Nestor sent me,

Dr. Barkley had a malpractice
suit seven years ago

in which she lost
all of her privileges.

When Maggie finds that,

she'll move to exclude
Barkley's testimony.

But I don't understand.

How is she doing so well?

She comes to court
showing off Cartier,

but she also bought
a house in Laurel Canyon

only three years ago.

[tense music plays]

Do you know
something about this?

[sighing]

When I knew
I was running out of time

for a kidney transplant

and would most likely die...

Dr. Barkley offered
to find a kidney for me.

I thought you said
you purchased one

off the black market.

Dr. Barkley
is the black market.

She has contacts that do
the dirty part of the job.

- She said it usually goes well.
- Usually?

So that's how
she's making her money.

Trafficking organs.

I put a-- an organ trafficker
on the stand

and you said nothing.

I have been fighting
for you to walk free.

Look at it however you want to.

She saved my life.

I need you to leave.

Now.

I'm sorry.

[sighing]

My colleague sent these to me.

I knew there was something off
about Dr. Barkley.

The two traffickers that
were charged are her minions.

They do the organ extractions.

That, along with
Damon's confession,

and whatever evidence
he can provide,

I mean, we have enough to start.

You want immunity for Davis?

Mr. Salas may have intended
to sell his organ,

but he was robbed
of his autonomy

when he changed his mind.

Instead of sending
one guy to prison,

together, we can take down

an entire
organ trafficking ring.

I need your help.

There's a relatively recent law
here in California

that allows people with certain
mental health conditions

to earn a dismissal
of their case

by doing treatment.

- You qualify.
- Thank you.

I knew something
was wrong with me

and I always felt guilty

for not being able
to control it.

Why not seek treatment?

I guess
I didn't want a diagnosis.

I was dealing
with so much shame,

that I didn't want it
to be real.

- Yeah.
- Ooh! Ooh!

I have something for you.

Don't worry.
I didn't steal it.

This is my hobby.

Oh!

And I would like you
to remember me

as the girl
who knows how to crochet,

not the girl who steals.

These are so cute.

This is exactly
how we will remember you.

Good. Thank you.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

- Bye.
- [mimicking animal sounds]

[Emily laughing]

[upbeat instrumental plays]

Ah, 'kay.

Uh, as long as
it doesn't interfere with work,

I really don't care.

[door clicks shut]

♪

[pills rattling]

♪

[sniffing]

What do you have
for me today, Counsel?

Your Honor, the parties
have reached a resolution

that we're hoping
the courts will allow.

Can you lay out the terms?

My client
deeply regrets his actions,

but we have proof
that Dr. Barkley coerced him

to buy the kidney
for her own benefit.

She runs
an organ trafficking ring.

Dr. Tanya Barkley,
your witness?

Mr. Davis and Mr. Salas
have agreed to give her up

in exchange for dropping
the charges against Mr. Davis.

And for Mr. Salas
to not be prosecuted

for initially attempting
to sell his organ.

Thank you, counsel.
Mr. Salas, please stand.

[clearing throat]
Are you aware that

the case in which
you were the alleged victim

will be dismissed
and you will not be entitled

- to restitution?
- Yes, Your Honor.

Mr. Davis
did not target me personally,

and it's not my place
to judge him for his actions.

LOLA: Okay.

Thank you. Mr. Davis?

Are you aware of the severity
of your actions?

I sincerely regret
how everything has transpired.

And I--
I'm truly sorry, I--

I'm sorry, Mr. Salas.

Ms. Quinn, while I understand

the parties have reached
a resolution,

I am not willing
to dismiss this case,

unless Mr. Davis
pleas to the charge.

My client agrees
to the charge of a misdemeanor.

As a felony.

Mr. Davis can earn the dismissal

by doing community service
at the Children's Hospital

three times a week
for a full year.

We accept your terms,
Your Honor.

LOLA: Very well.

Dr. Barkley will be
prosecuted separately

and an arrest warrant
will be out today--

DR. BARKLEY:
That won't be necessary.

I'm turning myself in.

[tense music plays]

You have the right to legal
representation, Dr. Barkley,

but you do not need
to do this right now.

The health care system
needs to do a better.

And until that happens,
I've been striving to fix it,

saving lives.

Yes, I make money.

But that money enables me

to give free transplants

to those
who can't afford to purchase.

So...

while I understand
that this is legally wrong...

my heart is at peace.

♪

Did you give
Dr. Barkley a heads up?

I owed her at least that.

I hope you live
a good, long life, Damon.

You too, Ms. Quinn.

I hope you have
the life you dreamed of.

It could be gone
in an instant.

MR. SALAS:
I'm sorry for not being honest

with you and Miss Palmer
from the beginning.

Again, I have no words
to thank you.

Well, I'm--
I'm just so glad it's over.

And now you can focus
on getting your daughter back.

Yes, um, can I buy you
a cup of coffee sometime?

Please. I owe you.

Oh, um, yeah.

- Yeah, sure.
- Great. Uh, I'll be in touch.

- Okay. Bye.
- Bye.

You knew.

I-- I did.

Just for, like, a hot second.

And you didn't come forward?

Well, I was going to.

You withheld
information from me.

- Okay, let me just clarify--
- Justify, you mean.

I don't forget disloyalty,
Miss Castillo.

[Sara sighs]

This case made me feel
so lucky, you know?

Lucky that Bailey
and Robin are healthy.

Lucky I had good insurance
to have a good birth.

Isn't it terrifying that
we consider ourselves lucky

when our basic rights

- are being met?
- Agreed.

I mean, both the victim
and the defendant's actions

were the result of a failure
of our system.

Speaking of...

did you convince your dad
to go to the doctor?

[Sherri laughs]

Henry Park
is a stubborn man,

but I will get there.

Park, not Kansky?

I told you my parents were
in a mobile home community.

But the truth is...

I grew up on a commune.

Growing up in a commune is...

It's a layered experience.

Getting out
was the hardest thing

I've ever had to do.

So I changed my last name...

when I left.

[somber music plays]

[Sherri sighing]

- Who's this?
- Anna Kansky.

She's the first female chemist
to go to university.

I promised myself

I would do the same.

Become the first woman
to leave my commune

and go to college.

It will be all right
with your dad.

[Sherri sighing]

Thank you.

♪

It will be all right with Robin.

[groaning]

Hey, what is all this?

Samples.

For the wedding.

I thought
I was planning the wedding.

You know what I realized?

Guilt is a bully.

Makes us do things
we don't want to do

and it makes us
punish ourselves.

Guilt told me
I was a terrible person

for leaving Collier alone, for...

not being able to love him...

the way I used to.

It told me...

I couldn't have
a second wedding, that...

That I didn't deserve you.

But, this case, Damon...

I need to live my life.

And the life
that I want is with you.

[sniffling]

It's okay to miss him.

He was a...

He was a really good guy.

And I'm so happy

that you have that chapter
of your life with him.

We all process grief
in different ways.

But I need you to know
that you can let it out, okay?

[sniffling]

- Please try some.
- That looks really delicious.

- But I am so hungover.
- Oh!

- [laughing]
- I am so, so hungover.

Oh. Please don't puke on me.

- I think I might.
- [both laughing]

["Baggage" by RAY BLK plays]

♪ I got so much baggage,
Stuck in my bad habits ♪

ROBIN:
You've reached Robin Taylor.

Please leave me a message
and I will get back--

♪ Talk in riddles ♪

♪ You'll never get all this ♪

♪ Stuck in the middle of ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Talk in riddles ♪

♪ Stuck in the middle of ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪

♪