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Previously, on Family Law...

She's going to move in with me.

Just until I find my new place.

I forbid you to breathe a word of this to Nico or Sofia.

They'll be crushed when this blows up

I've gotta say,

I can't imagine why anyone would want to start a new family

- at this stage in life. - But never say never, right?

I can 100% say never.

I think you're ready to move on to step four.

Which is?

Moral inventory.

It helps you get to the root

of any unhealthy patterns of behaviour.

This relationship has cost me.

You saw an opportunity and you took it,

even if it meant betraying me.

So, is Kelly a new friend or...

a new friend?

- I can't tell. - It's real.

Must be time to walk again.

Almost.

We've been running for at least three minutes!

Oh... my bad.

We just ran a whole kilometer without stopping.

You're the worst!

But you did it!

Oh... I did it!

Ah.

Ah... must be the runner's high.

I love it!

And I love you for being my endorphin dealer.

I love you, too.

Wordle in four.

Ugh... I got it in three!

So...

do you know what Friday is?

Uh, the day before the weekend?

I know very well what Friday is,

and I've already booked us a table at Il Giardino.

Oh.

- Do you need any gift ideas? - Wouldn't that spoil the surprise?

Oh, surprises lead to disappointment.

I'd rather get exactly what I want.

Oh, and what might that be?

Your mother's tennis bracelet.

Not inheriting it

was one of my only regrets about our divorce.

Oh!

Well, wouldn't you rather have something shiny and new,

from Cartier, maybe?

You do still have that tennis bracelet?

Of course.

Just saying... I called it.

Well, congratulations, you've got gaydar.

Now can you please stop gloating?

I'll stop gloating when you stop grinning.

- Oh... Someone got laid! - Lucy has a new girlfriend.

She's not my girlfriend. We've been on a few dates.

I've met her.

Wh... ! I stayed at your place all last week

and he finds out first?

- What's her name? - Kelly.

Not you, Dingus. What's she like?

She's cool.

Grounded, mature.

- Oh. So older? - Ancient!

- Your age. - She's a good listener.

She helps me unpack things, identifies emotional triggers.

Kelly is a psychologist, too.

Oh, overanalyzing each other? Sounds sexy.

You know, people in the same profession

can have successful relationships, Abby.

Yeah, just because you and Frank imploded...

Oh... your new suit.

Again.

It's really upped my game.

- Scored me another date last night. - How'd it go?

Started great, till she went to the bathroom and never came back.

- What'd you say to her? - Nothing.

She called her roommate a slob, I said tell me about it.

"My mom leaves her nail clippings in

the sink and my dad forgets to flush."

- Just casual banter. - Cecil, that's not banter.

Mr. Svensson! Ms. Bianchi...

Both of you here... together! At once.

- Everything okay? - Absolutely. It's just

there's a new client

- in the boardroom. - Who's he booked with?

- Oh, go ahead. - No one yet.

And they're off!

Daniel Svensson, Partner. Abigail Bianchi, Associate.

- Magnus Sundstrom. - What can we help you with?

My in-laws are trying to take my kids away from me.

- On what grounds? - My criminal record.

I've been arrested a few times.

- Arrested? For what? - For trying to save the world.

♪ You can't prove it ♪

♪ Uh-oh ♪

♪ You got nothing legit ♪

♪ Uh-oh ♪

♪ The glove don't fit ♪

♪ Uh-oh ♪

♪ You got to acquit ♪

♪ Uh-oh ♪

♪ The charges won't stick 'Cause ♪

♪ I ain't no sucker ♪

♪ Ain't your lollipop ♪

♪ But ♪

♪ You can kiss my sweet ♪

♪ Uh-huh ♪

♪ Never gonna stop ♪

♪ Never gonna stop Never gonna stop Never gonna stop ♪

- Synced and corrected by ChrisKe - -- for www.addic7ed.com --

And by "saving the world," you mean... ?

I'm a climate activist.

Oh, so you were arrested at protests?

Yes and no.

Uh, first time,

I chained myself to an old-growth fir

at Fairy Creek.

Second time, I helped blockade a bridge

- during a trade summit. - Okay.

And then about a month ago,

I, uh, paid a surprise visit

to Bluecore Mining's head office

and I poured a bucket of fake blood on the CEO.

You pulled a Carrie?

- How many children do you have? - Uh, two. Boy and a girl.

- Are you and their mother still... ? - My wife died three years ago.

Cancer.

I'm sorry to hear that.

My in-laws never liked me much,

but after Kyra died,

well, they hate that I've involved the kids.

Well, you do keep getting arrested.

My kids are never with me when I do anything risky.

"Illegal".

My in-laws are taking me to court.

They're calling me negligent.

How the hell am I being negligent? I... just...

I fight for climate justice because I care about my kids,

because I want them to have a future.

When's your court date?

- Uh, tomorrow. - Tomorrow?

I-I know, it's short notice.

I really thought this would be resolved by now.

Is there any possibility you would consider... ?

- Yes. - Yes!

Who waits until the day before court to retain counsel?

The man sounds woefully irresponsible.

What did he think would happen, repeatedly breaking the law?

It's not like he's getting arrested for assault or DUIs.

The law is the law!

That's what they said to Rosa Parks

when she wouldn't give up her seat.

Mm. That's not the same thing.

Laws protect the status quo.

If they're unjust,

maybe we should be breaking them.

Exactly! These companies are destroying the environment,

and yet he gets arrested for standing up to them?

Meanwhile, some people won't even let their firms go paperless.

I'm sensing the beginnings of a harangue.

If you'll excuse me.

Eleanor and I have fought for dozens of causes...

went to marches, wrote hundreds of letters.

My mom used to take me to protests.

I hated all that patchouli oil and body hair.

I'm a bit of a social activist, too.

Did the ice-bucket challenge.

Put up a black square up on my social media for BLM.

Grew a mustache for Movember...

though I did shave it when Winston said it had "porn star energy".

Wow, Cecil! Way to change the world, one hashtag at a time.

I do what I can.

Hey... maybe I should put "social activism"

on my dating profile.

We need to divide and conquer.

Could you two drive out to Magnus's place,

- do a home assessment? - Sure.

Uh, and what, pray tell, will you be doing?

Digging through similar case files.

Hope you don't get a paper-cut.

This is beautiful.

Daddy, keep pushing!

- Hey, Magnus. - Hey.

- This is Dr. Lucy Svensson. - Hello.

Hi. Glad you came by. My arms are getting tired.

- This is my son, River. - Hi.

You wanna see our bees?

Uh... I'd love to, but I forgot my epi-pen.

Let's go inside and you can meet River's sister.

- Half-an-hour till lunch, kiddo. - Okay.

- How's it coming along? - Great.

What's another word for "disaster"? I've used it twice.

Mm... catastrophe. Doomsday. Apocalypse.

Oh, that's good. Thanks.

Mm. Cedar's writing her speech for the rally this week.

Will this be your first time speaking in front of a crowd?

- I do it all the time. - Yeah, she started when she was eight.

Wow! When I was eight,

I was too shy to stand in front of class.

- Hey, can I use your washroom? - Yeah, just upstairs on the right.

Don't forget to put sawdust on your business when you're done.

It's a compost toilet.

All right, Riv. Let's get washed up.

Thank you so much for the visit

and, uh... see you in court tomorrow.

You know... if SUV drivers were a nation,

they'd rank seventh in the world for carbon emissions.

It's a hybrid.

I'd wipe that smug look off your face,

unless you'd prefer a long, emissions-free walk

back to the office.

Hello, Harry.

I was surprised to hear from you.

Yes, it's, uh, it's been a while.

I caught your monologue the other night...

the one on Critical Race Theory in the classroom.

Oh. And?

Your position was certainly... clear.

- The ratings keep soaring. - Do they?

So... why did you want to get together?

I have a bold request.

Okay.

That diamond tennis bracelet I gave you...

could I have it back?

It's... an heirloom.

Giving it away was rash.

Of course, I'd be happy to compensate you for it.

Who is she?

- My ex-wife. - Which one?

The "Sanctimonious Bleeding Heart"?

Or the "Wicked Witch of the West Side"?

The latter.

Her birthday is coming up.

Apparently, it has sentimental value.

Take it.

I never liked it much anyway.

Thank you, Crystal.

- How did it go at the Sundstroms'? - Good.

The kids are happy, healthy... engaged...

having a pretty idyllic childhood.

Hmm.

- Magnus seems like a good dad. - No red flags?

Nope. We're good.

Okay, I've written up a brief home assessment.

What are you doing?

My "moral inventory".

So far, I have "procrastination".

I'm thinking of adding "perfectionism".

You're eating my lunch. Kelly made it for me.

Oh.

Sorry.

Maybe next time, you should write your name on it.

- What do you call that? Hey? - Oh!

Must've been facing the other direction.

Unbelievable.

Well, you know I love lasagna! This is really on you!

Well, maybe you should add "selfishness"

and "lack of impulse control" to your list.

Can I do that...

after lunch?

Oh! I love it, Sof.

- You have exquisite taste. - Happy almost-birthday, Jo-Jo.

- Open mine next. - Okay, okay.

Oh...

What oddly-shaped dice.

They're for Dungeons & Dragons.

So we can play together. You'd make a great sorceress.

- Oh, ho. I can't wait. - Oh...

Oh, yes, this one must be from your mom.

I saw it and, uh, I thought of you.

Oh, thank you, honey!

So considerate.

Why do Mom and Sofia have goofy looks on their faces?

Oh, that is a very good question.

- Are you texting Justin? - Who?

- Oh, him. No. - Well, who is it?

Someone who respects my privacy.

Does anyone

still use their cell phones to talk to each other?

Not by choice.

Well, that's why you don't see Harry and I texting all day...

that way, we actually have something to talk about

when he comes home.

Wait. Are you and Grandpa together?

- Like, together together? - Oh...

Cat's out of the bag.

That's so cool!

Hey, kids? Why don't you, uh, get another bocce game started?

What the hell was that?

I didn't mean to say anything. It just slipped out!

This could get their hopes up.

What if they think Frank and I are next?

You're being dramatic.

Children are self-absorbed.

They'll hardly give it another thought.

How often did you see your grandchildren, Mrs. Wickstead?

All the time, when my daughter was...

uh, Vince and I would go to their school concerts,

Cedar's soccer games.

We brought oranges for the team.

But the kids don't do those things anymore.

Ever since Magnus started homeschooling them,

they've been cut off... from their friends... us.

You feel that Mr. Sundstrom has isolated your grandchildren

- from you? - Objection!

- Leading the witness. - Overruled.

Proceed, Mrs. Wickstead.

He returns our gifts.

Blocked our trip to Disneyland.

And I know he has his reasons,

but Vince and I just...

want to make sure that our grandchildren are okay.

Do you think they're safe under Mr. Sundstrom's care?

Not when he takes them to those rallies.

They turn violent.

Your Honor, there's no evidence

my client has ever put his children in harm's way.

Noted.

Please continue.

How have your grandchildren been affected

by Mr. Sundstrom's arrests?

They're terrified.

They've already lost one parent,

and now the other could be hauled off to prison.

Objection! We're talking about civil disobedience here.

No! It's more than that.

He's obsessed.

If it weren't for him, Kyra would still be alive.

Our grandchildren would still have their mother.

He killed our daughter!

- Mr. Sundstrom, did you kill your wife? - No, of course not.

The last two years of Kyra's life,

there was so much chemo and radiation...

it bought her some time... she was just so weak.

And whose decision was it to stop treatment?

Hers.

She wanted to put her last bit of time and energy

into the things she cared about...

our family... the cause.

She was the bravest, most principled person I have ever met.

Mrs. Wickstead said you bring your children to rallies.

- Do they ever get violent? - No. No, they're peaceful protests.

If there is any chance of danger,

I leave the kids with trusted family friends.

And now that you home-school your children,

- do they ever feel isolated? - Hardly.

We belong to a thriving home-school community.

Both Cedar and River are above grade-level

in reading, writing, math.

What about their grandparents? Are you alienating them?

I refuse the odd gift, but only because it isn't biodegradable.

And the Disneyland trip?

Air travel is accountable for 5% of global CO2 emissions.

That's more important than lining up for rides.

Look, I want my kids

to have a relationship with their grandparents.

I invite them to our rallies, especially when Cedar is speaking,

but they never show up.

Thank you, Mr. Sundstrom.

And for your efforts to save our planet.

Your Honor, Mr. Sundstrom more than meets

the minimum standard for good parenting.

To suggest he should lose primary parenting

because he's a passionate environmentalist,

acting in our collective best interests...

Thank you. That is laying it on a bit thick, Mr. Svensson.

But the courts don't take children away from parents

for passing on their beliefs.

That being said, I am ordering the children

to meet with a psychologist to assess their well-being.

We will reconvene at a later date to consider that evidence.

- Thank you. - Oh, don't thank us yet...

we have to get through this report first.

Oh, I'm not worried. My kids are doing great.

You should come by the rally, see Cedar in action for yourselves.

- You can cover that. - What? Why me? Why don't you go?

Because I'm partner and you're not.

Well, I've been a lawyer longer, so make me.

"Hey, Mom. So happy you're home!"

That's more like it.

- Oh... ooh! - What's for dinner?

Ah, there's still tons of food from last night.

So, leftovers. Again.

You're always free to make your own dinner.

Mom?

Are Grandpa and Jo-Jo gonna get married again?

Uh...

they've only been dating for a month.

Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

By the way, I'm not going to school on Thursday.

Uh, yes, you are.

There's a bunch of student strikes

for the climate rally.

Mr. Maniar says he won't mark us absent.

Huh.

The cynic in me might think you're skipping class

to hang out with that boy you've been texting.

Mother, please.

Your generation left a big mess.

Now mine has to clean it up.

Hmm.

Funny coincidence!

I happen to be going to one of those rallies.

Please.

- Since when? - Since my client asked me to.

So, while you're out there,

cleaning up my generation's mess,

I'll be on the sidelines, cheering you on.

- Can I come, too? - Absolutely!

It'll be a family outing.

Morning, Winston.

You're wearing that suit every day this week.

Yes! I have, indeed. Lunch date today.

- Gotta bring my "A" game. - Cecil. Saying this with nothing but

care in my heart... you need to change it up.

But it's the fanciest thing I own. Feel that!

My skin can't go back to polyester.

- Then buy another fancy suit. - I didn't even buy this one.

It's super expensive.

Why don't we hit the department stores after work.

We can "Pretty Woman" you.

Find something you can wear on a second date?

Yeah, I'd love that. Thanks!

Straight boys.

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Back in a couple hours.

- New client? - Sure.

Mr. Svensson!

This came in by courier first thing.

It's from the Law Society.

What?

I can't believe it... she lodged a complaint

- against me! - Who?

Crystal Steele.

We're in a horror movie.

That woman just keeps coming back.

What's her complaint?

That I "breached my fiduciary duty".

Apparently, hate-mongering isn't enough...

now she's graduated to slander.

What outrageous lies has she been concocting about you?

That I started dating her while she was still my client.

Are you sure this is okay?

Thought you weren't allowed to bring me into the house.

We can stop if you want.

- What was that? - Shh.

Hey, you're supposed to take off your shoes inside.

Don't be such a narc.

Wednesdays! They get out at noon!

Hurry! Here.

Hurry up!

- Jump off the balcony! - Are you crazy? I'll break my ankle!

Shh-shh-shh-shh-shh. Hide in the closet.

- Go! Go, go, go, go. - Mom?

- What are you doing home? - Hey, Peanut.

You're that fireman who came to my school.

Yeah.

Yeah, he w... he was just here... uh, checking the smoke detectors.

Good news... they're working!

Bet you didn't know the death rate from house fires

is twice as high in homes without detectors.

Uh, actually, I did know that.

I love my grandparents.

But they don't get it.

Can you give me an example?

Well, we used to sleep over...

so they bought us bunk-beds.

- That sounds nice. - No!

Fast furniture winds up in landfills.

If you lined up all the discarded mattresses in the world,

they'd circle the planet!

You're really passionate about these issues.

Everyone should be.

That's why we do these rallies.

- Do you always speak at them? - Most of the time.

- I also have a YouTube channel. - Wow.

Did you come up with that idea?

My dad got me started.

He said Greta Thunberg...

gets more attention than any adult could.

What else do you like to do?

I heard you're quite the soccer player.

I was a pretty good goalie.

You don't play anymore?

We don't live in a world where you can just...

play soccer... or have sleepovers

and pretend nothing's wrong.

The Earth is in trouble.

The only thing that matters...

is trying to save it.

Where have you been?

- Um... - Don't touch my lunch.

Oh, wouldn't be...

this one, would it?

Oh.

How'd it go with Cedar?

Oh, she's certainly invested in the cause.

The life and death of the planet...

it's a burden for anyone to carry.

Yeah, especially a 10-year-old.

Well, a lot of children suffer from climate anxiety.

Cedar might be questioning if she even has a future.

Because of the messages that Magnus is drilling into her?

He's not wrong. Climate change is terrifying.

But it's all Cedar seems to think about.

Harry needs to see you in his office. Now.

- Ooh, someone's in trouble! - Abigail, grow up.

- What's your report gonna say? - I'm not giving any recommendations.

Just sharing the details of our conversation.

Right. But not all the details?

Anything... that could be misconstrued as... negligence?

Here's another word for your moral inventory.

"Witness tampering".

That's two words.

Crystal claims you told her to take a lesser settlement

- so you could start dating. - Which is absurd!

Were you dating Crystal when she was still your client?

There... there may have been a small overlap.

You know how long it takes to wrap up the paperwork on a case.

Harry has a hearing at the Law Society tomorrow.

And you want me to represent you?

It will be straightforward.

We'll minimize Crystal's complaint

and call her out for manipulating the truth.

Belligerence will only escalate things.

If I'm going to represent you,

we need to follow the three "C" s...

cooperation, compliance, and contrition.

- I knew this was a bad idea. - Harry, we need him.

Daniel's reputation is above reproach.

Fine.

They may try to establish a pattern,

so if there are any other women you dated

while they were actively your clients, tell me now.

I'm not going to respond to accusations that haven't been made.

I'll be completely transparent about Crystal...

but that's where it ends.

What was that all about?

I need to follow up on our receivables.

♪ Somebody's favourite... ♪

♪ Chicken Parmesan ♪

From Whole Foods or Urban Fare?

How 'bout from scratch?

Stick with Whole Foods next time.

- I like it. - Thank you, Nico.

Did that fireman say anything about our carbon-monoxide detectors?

- How about a B.S. detector? - Sofia, don't.

Don't what?

Dad might be interested to hear a fireman came over today.

Yeah! He'll be glad to know our house is safe and sound.

Yeah, it might be best if...

we don't mention this to him.

Why not?

Eh, I was supposed to schedule that inspection weeks ago.

Turns out... a couple of the batteries were dead.

Can this just be our little secret?

Speaking... of secrets...

I have a confession.

You were right.

I'm not attending that rally.

Charisma Singhal's new movie is coming out

and I'm watching it with friends.

One of them is Riley, the boy I've been texting.

Come home right after the movie.

Thanks, Mother.

- Mm-hmm. - Wait!

So you're just gonna let her skip class

to hang out with a boy?

Only because it'll give me and you some one-on-one time.

And don't forget to tell your friends and family.

Post on your various social-media platforms.

We'll be here again next week,

so sign up to the action list for updates, okay?

I thought you said one-on-one time?

Hmm? Cecil doesn't count.

It is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker...

a young trailblazer

and creator of the popular YouTube site,

"No Planet B"...

my extraordinary daughter, Cedar Sundstrom!

It's great to see so many people here,

fighting for our planet.

But the truth is,

all our recycling, paper straws, and bike rides won't matter,

not when our government keeps allowing greedy corporations

to choke our air with poison,

fill our oceans with plastic...

and rip open our Earth for oil.

They've created an apocalypse... wildfires, hurricanes, floods, disease.

We have less than seven years to stave off our extinction.

It's time the powers-that-be

stop the "blah, blah, blah," as Greta puts it,

and start taking action.

Real action!

Not tomorrow.

Today!

She was amazing.

- Can we plant a tree this weekend? - Absolutely.

- Are you okay? - I feel wheezy.

Do you think it's all the CO2?

What a useless speech.

How do you miss all those talking points?

- There was too much to remember! - Then you practice.

Did you even mean what you were saying?

- Do you care that our planet is dying? - I'm sorry!

I'm gonna need you to delete that video

- and take Nico for ice cream. - Sold!

Thank you for never yelling at me like that.

How often do you talk to your kids that way?

- You just caught me at a bad moment. - A "bad moment"?

You're lucky Cecil was the only one filming.

If anyone else had seen that...

- I know. - Did you even see

how incredible your daughter was up there?

I'm only hard on her because I know how much more she can do.

You should never talk to your kids that way.

- Ever! - Yeah.

Are they having a party?

- It's a sit-in. - Oh? For what?

For factories to stop making them out of polyester.

It's bad for the environment.

I make my own stuffies from old clothes and pinecones.

This one reminds me of Penelope.

Who's Penelope?

Grandma and Grandpa's dog.

You like dogs?

- But we can't have one. - Uh... allergies?

No. Making their food causes pollution.

And 5.1 million tons of dog poop

goes into plastic bags every year.

When's the last time you saw Penelope and your grandparents?

It's been a long time.

We've been busy and...

my grandparents got a pool.

Is that a bad thing?

Dad says it uses too much energy.

I wanted to play Marco Polo with my friends...

but that was just my selfish voice talking.

Looking sharp in your second-date suit, Cecil.

What's the point in dating at all when the world's coming to an end?

We just came from the climate rally.

Stepping it up, Cecile? Nicely done!

Thank you, sir.

And where are you going?

I know you can hear me.

All three of you!

- What's up with them? - I need to take a bio-break.

We're just here to pick up River.

- Oh... - Oh.

Why don't you two go help yourselves

to some snacks in the kitchen?

- Yeah. Go ahead. - Okay.

We can just head in here.

Your children miss their grandparents.

They're allowed to see them. Just not at Disneyland.

Or their home, because they have a pool and a dog.

Whether you realize it or not,

you're influencing how your children see your in-laws.

Nothing I say is untrue.

You're alienating your kids. And not just from their grandparents.

Cedar quit soccer.

River thinks he's selfish

because he wants to swim in a pool with his friends.

Do you have any idea what the energy footprint

of a home pool is?

Do you hear yourself?

Look. You'll have to speak to all this in court.

Dr. Svensson's report will show

that both your children are anxious and depressed.

River has nightmares.

- He's afraid the world is about to end. - It is!

Climate crisis isn't a happy topic.

If my kids are terrified, it's because no one else cares.

We spend our days going around like everything is normal,

but our world is dying.

How is it that no one seems to get that?

No one is denying

the work you're doing is important, Magnus.

Hell, if I really think about how bad things are,

I wouldn't be able to get out of bed. But...

if you want to keep your children?

You need to give them a climate break.

There is no proof

Mr. Svensson's relationship with Ms. Steele

had any impact on her settlement.

Should he have waited longer

before he engaged in a relationship with her?

In hindsight, yes.

But we hope you'll recognize

this was a simple lapse in judgement.

To be clear, you're saying this was an isolated incident?

That Ms. Steele was the only client that Mr. Svensson has dated?

A-Active client, yes.

A few of your former clients beg to differ.

These complaints were lodged earlier today...

and they demonstrate a troubling pattern of behaviour,

Mr. Svensson.

Uh, we will refer this matter

to the Professional Conduct Committee

for further consideration.

You'll be hearing from us in due course.

Don't even think of saying "I told you so."

Ah!

Okay, I'd better get home.

The kids get... cranky if I don't have dinner on the table by six.

Uh-huh.

Some friends of mine are getting together

for a barbecue tomorrow night.

They'd love to meet you.

I've met your friends before, remember?

While sitting on the toilet.

Nah, not my roommates.

These are real adults.

Married, with babies.

I'm the last holdout in this group.

I didn't mean...

I don't want to re-open that conversation.

I like the way things are.

And...

your kids seem cool.

Okay, Nico seems cool...

Sofia seems terrifying.

Someday, I'll have the chance to get to know them.

As long as I have you, that'll be enough.

Riley again?

He's in your grade, right?

No inappropriate age gap here.

Unlike other couples I could mention.

Mom!

That girl from the climate rally is on the news!

- They're showing her speech? - No, check it out!

Drivers on the Burrard Street Bridge were witness

to a terrifying sight this morning.

A young girl hanging precariously

from a window,

trying to get her message across

about climate change.

- I don't know what to tell you. - Cedar!

Oh, man.

What the hell were you thinking?

Cedar could've been killed.

I had nothing to do with this. She did it on her own.

She did it for you!

Did you really have nothing to do with this?

No!

I talked to them about taking a break.

And I thought everything was okay,

and I check her bed this morning and she's gone,

and my phone starts going off.

This could've had a very different ending, Magnus.

Yeah, I know! I know.

But look at all the attention she's getting.

She might make the national news.

This is exactly the kind of exposure that we have been...

Stop. Stop talking.

If your daughter had taken one misstep...

I'm out.

Our firm can no longer represent you.

A little further... almost there.

And turn.

And open your eyes!

Oh!

Harry. Did you... ?

Have all this delivered

by Antonia from The Twisted Fork?

Yes! It's your birthday.

You should have everything you want.

Oh! Is that their banana-stuffed French toast?

Uh, wait, before you dig in, I have another surprise.

Huh.

Is something wrong?

It's just not the way I remembered it.

Looks kind of frumpy.

You're serious.

You know...

maybe I will take you up on that offer...

shop for something new

and sparkly!

Excellent.

You dropped him without running it by me first?

Daniel, he was excited about the publicity.

For once, I agree with your rash decision.

- Hey, Kelly. - Hey.

Lucy forgot her lunch and she's in session,

so I thought I'd leave it in the fridge.

- I'll let her know you stopped by. - Thanks.

Oh. This is Abigail.

Hi. Nice to meet you.

You, too.

Heard you liked my lasagna.

Really, that's a testament to your cooking.

Um, Lucy told me

about the issues you've been working through.

- "Issues"? - I hope I'm not overstepping,

but if you need to talk to someone,

I know a therapist that would be a great fit.

Mr. Sundstrom's here to see you.

Daniel and I are agreed, Magnus.

We're not changing our minds.

I know.

Cedar could have been...

If anything happened to either of my kids,

I would never forgive myself.

They deserve a childhood.

So you're taking a step back?

No.

I'm gonna let them live with my in-laws,

so I can keep going.

Uh, are you sure this is what's best

for Cedar and River?

Someone has to fight for their future.

So me and the little guy are rocking his back-float,

when there's a whistle.

Suddenly, everybody's scrambling outta the place, and I'm like...

- Code brown? - Yes!

Apparently, some kid fouled the pool.

At least, I think it was a kid.

- Time to play fairy and dragon! - All right!

Okay, let's go!

- Here comes the dragon! - No, not you.

Come on!

Duty calls.

Since I'm free, I'll just...

- Looks like they've done this before. - Oh, he's so great with kids.

- Have you two talked about... ? - Oh, I already have two.

- Well past the fairy-wing stage. - Oh.

Well, Aidan's always wanted a big family.

Just think... you'd have built-in babysitters with your older ones.

- Everything all right? - Yeah.

Actually, no.

You're great with kids, Aidan.

You make it sound like that's a bad thing.

You've convinced yourself

that mine will be enough for you.

They will be.

And I know you'd be great with them, but...

they're teenagers.

You'd miss out on...

- so much. - Like what?

Sleepless nights? Colic?

- Changing diapers? - First words.

Sleepy cuddles.

Bedtime stories and...

piggy-back rides and...

playing dragon and fairy.

So you think you know what I want better than I do?

Yes.

You want to be a father.

I can't be the reason you're not.

This isn't fair.

You'll be able to see your dad whenever you like.

I don't want to move!

And I don't want him to have to do everything on his own.

He needs our help!

Maybe you can help us.

Your grandpa and I could plant a vegetable garden.

Maybe you could show us

how to build a proper compost pile.

That's small potatoes, Grandma.

Oh, but it doesn't mean it's unimportant.

Think of all the things you can teach them.

Do you think that Penelope will remember me?

Oh, River, how could she forget you?

Just in from the Law Society.

Let's see how much they gouged me for.

Now, how much is the fine?

I can't believe this.

They're making an example out of me.

What? A fine and pro bono?

I've been suspended from practicing law.

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