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Is she really okay? Well, not until I get
the results back on those last two tests,
but it's looking good.
Okay, that's good. You seem
relieved. I am, yeah.
May I ask how involved you are with her?
Excuse me? I know it's none of my
business, but if I'm gonna navigate both
Alex and Marcy and be their doctor, then I
just need to know what I'm dealing with
here. You're not dealing with anything.
Are you sure? Yeah.
Well, I mean, with Marcy's baby not being
her husband's, and. Yeah,
well, we both know that. How would we
know that?
Yeah, you're right. You're right.
So I just need to know what's going on so
I know where to stand.
Marcy's a friend. She's not
your wife. No, we know
that. Okay. But you seem.
You seem intimate. Sorry, I don't
understand how this is any of your
concern. Well, knowing you and Alex for
years, this one. Are you a counselor now,
doctor? No. No. But I did get
a text because Alex is on her way up in
the elevator.
Okay. So I just thought that you'd want
to know that she's here. Well, thank you.
Excuse me. Yes? Excuse me.
Are you, uh. You doctor Raston?
Yes. I guess there's really no easy
way to say this except to just kind of
come out and say it. Um. Are you the bitch
that switched the DNA results for my son?
I beg your pardon? Yeah. Yeah, you did it.
You did it. Yeah, I mean, Alex said you
did, so I'm calling security.
Okay? Yeah, well, you know, while you're
at it, you might want to go ahead and call
a lawyer or two or three. A whole team of
them. I'm gonna. I'm gonna sue the hell
out of you. Hey. I'm gonna sue this whole
hospital, okay? I don't know what you've
heard or who you've spoken to, but I would
never do anything that unethical or
underhanded, okay? You need to check your
sources, and you need to find your way out
of this hospital, okay? No, yeah,
absolutely. If you don't mind, I'm gonna
go stand over here and just call my lawyer
real quick. You know, get the suing, you
know? I'll be right back. I'm calling
security. Okay, do that.
Hey, baby.
Satellite pharmacy.
Alex, what did you say to that man?
We. We didn't say anything to it. We would
never expose you.
Expose me about what?
Yeah, that you help with the DNA mixer.
Alex,
didn't you tell her that? No, I did not.
Alex, you told Brad that I said that?
Didn't you threaten
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