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I told you how much I hate this place.

It's cold, has no resemblance to an actual

home. I guess that explains a lot.

Point being, this is the last time you

summoned me here.

I told you that I didn't want to do this

over the phone. I realized that

I don't get a do over. I can't change the

past. I can't fix the mistakes I made. I

can be straight with you and Elizabeth

about what's next. Which is what?

I spoke to Alexis. I'm filling out the

preliminary paperwork. Cut to the chase,

Lucky. I could very well be the father of

Elizabeth's baby. And,

nori, you or I know how she's going to

come out of this, and I just want to make

sure that the child's rights are protected

legally.

Are you serious? This is what you're

thinking about right now? You can't,

you can't threaten to take Elizabeth's

baby when she's so fragile. Looky, looky,

you misunderstand. I'm not planning on

taking the baby. I'm saying I love

Elizabeth, and when she comes through

this, I want her to marry me.

What are you doing, Nicholas?

Lucky, I told you that I'm not gonna hide

my plans from you. I'm not asking for your

permission. You don't think that your

affair with Elizabeth had anything to do

with putting her in Shadybrook? Look, I'm

sorry for all the lies, but I'm not sorry

for loving her. You have no idea what love

is, man. If the baby's mine,

I am going to be a father to him. And if

Elizabeth decides that she wants to share

her life with me, then, I don't know,

maybe some good can come out of all this

crap. I don't doubt that. And I'm not.

I'm not Jason. If the baby's mine,

I'm not gonna slink off into the shadows.

Lucky,

do whatever you're gonna do. I can't stop

you. The last thing I want to do is make

things worse between us. But ultimately,

it's Elizabeth's choice, and I need you to

know that I'm not going anywhere.

Well, I am glad we had a chance to visit.

Robin was worried about you, but I said

you're too strong not to bounce back, and

you will, like she did. I love the way the

two of you talk about each other, so open

with respect. Yeah, well, we have our

moments. Right now she's all over me for

not taking down the outdoor Christmas

decorations yet. It is almost spring. I

know, I know. She says the same thing.

Clearly, I'm outnumbered.

Patrick, how would you feel if Robin

cheated on you with your brother?

I don't know. To say it would hurt would

be an understatement. But, you know, I'd

like to believe that. I'd try and be fair.

I would have to know why. What my part

in it was. We're human.

Or imperfect.

Is it possible to be imperfect and still

be a.

You know, when you're on a plane and

you're traveling with children, and they

say when the oxygen masks come down to put

yours on first and then you put your kids

on, well, that's what you're doing right

now. You taking care of yourself makes you

a good mother, don't you think? I have to

be okay for them. Well, don't forget me.

I mean, I gotta get by without my best

scrub nurse. Hopefully, it won't be too

long. It won't be long as long as you

concentrate on yourself. It's the most

important thing right now. Thank you.

Absolutely. Anything you need.

Have you no shame? Why?

This is a new low, even for you. I mean,

cuckolding lucky with Nicholas and then

getting pregnant, that should have been

enough for you. But now you're throwing

yourself at another woman's husband.

Patrick's just a friend. A friend or

a brother in law. It always starts out so

innocently with you, Elizabeth. But what

disturbs me about this whole sordid love

affair with Nicholas is that he blames

himself. And you are clearly the sexual

predator. Even your sainted lucky isn't

enough for you. You want more? What?

Attention. You have everyone's attention

now. You are the town tramp. I can still

have your mind. Ah, see? There is that

fire. At least have the decency to own up

to it for the sake of your children.

Three little urchins by three different

men, and you not married to a single one.

You're right. For welfare. Stop it. No.

It would be the prudent thing to declare

you an unfit mother. Yes, I would love to

see those big, sad eyes when the

authorities come to take your children

away. Get out. Leave me alone. Elena.

Get the Halloween from her, or I will blow

your head off.