Windfall s01e08 Episode Script

Previously on Windfall - Sean, what the hell just happened? - Somebody was in the apartment.
- Colin Evett dropped his sponsor.
- We sign Colin, we'd be set.
- Why don't you come with me? - To Belgium? - I need your support.
- I just can't.
If there's any support that I can give you, anything that you need.
Yeah, you you should come.
Race with me-- clean-- I believe you'll win.
Oh, so sorry.
I remember your face.
It was like I was seeing you at 17.
Simpler times, right? - Sunny came to Belgium.
- Uh-oh.
I can't help but wonder where this is coming from.
Oh, God.
You're wondering if I'm pregnant.
What did Cameron say about Beth? Was he upset? Upset about what? He didn't tell you she left him? No.
Okay, this is where we met.
It was so great.
I should have just married you.
I'll be back to stay one way or another.
Tally's giving you the money.
And you're giving half to me or going to jail.
- You understand that, right? - Yeah, I got that.
There were a number of withdrawals.
How does a dead woman withdraw hundreds of thousands of dollars? Sean, look at this.
The transfer went through.
$10 million into your account, minus half of what was missing.
I guess we're both rich now.
Listen to me: after we pay off the taxes, we can use it to do some good.
I mean, we can start a charity in Zoe's name.
What if she's alive? There were withdrawals of over $300,000.
I told you already, it was the lawyer, Park.
He needs the money, he'd do anything to get it.
It still doesn't explain whoever it was who walked in on us.
I mean What if she saw us that day, at her apartment? That's impossible.
If Zoe were alive, she would've already tried to come find you.
What if she did try and she saw us? Why can't you just at least consider it? Because a man already confessed to her murder, okay? What else do you need? I'm sorry, okay? I I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Come here.
Maybe Zoe paid that Russian guy to confess Tally, come on.
So she could disappear.
I mean, wouldn't you, after all she'd been through? If she were going to do something like that, don't you think that she would have drained the account already? Well, where's your body? He told the cops it was in the lake, why haven't they found it? You want to go talk to him? The guy that murdered your sister? Would you go with me? Well, I'm not going to let you go alone.
Why do I have to go to the doctor now? Sweetie, because you're all healed and it's time to get those stitches out.
Beth.
I've been meaning to call you.
Peter told me about what happened.
- Peter told you.
- Yeah.
I'm fine.
Really.
- Hi, Violet.
- Hi.
I'm sorry, Beth.
I really am.
Well, it's a nice sentiment, anyway.
But the last thing I need right now is people feeling sorry for me.
Especially you.
I ran into Beth this morning.
Why didn't you tell me she knew? Why didn't you tell me that you left? Hold on, hold on.
What happened? She knows, Cameron.
How could you tell her and not even warn me? - Did she say something? - She didn't have to.
Okay, well neither did I.
I didn't tell her anything.
In fact, she asked me, even begged for the truth, I lied to her.
On top of everything else I've done wrong.
We've done wrong.
You haven't done anything except tell me to go away.
Not very convincingly.
You scare me, Cameron.
One minute, you're at my door, asking me to be with you, and the next, your marriage ends and you don't even tell me about it.
I don't know where you are or what's inside of you from one minute to the next.
You know me.
I'm not so sure I do.
Maybe that's something Beth has over me-- she can see into your heart.
Nina, my feelings for you have never changed.
But you're married, you want to work it out.
I get it.
Do you want her back? I don't have any right to ask her that.
You really don't, either.
I'm sorry that I came to you before I had my life figured out.
Maybe that's what I need to do now.
9:00 on the weeknights, and 10:30 on the weekends.
Ten-ten-thirty? Parties don't even start till 10:30.
10:30.
Right.
- What about my Viper? - What, are you kidding me? You're lucky I don't sell that thing right now.
- But, Dad, I - What? Nothing, I-I'm cool.
You think I'm a real son of a bitch, don't you? - No, I don't.
- Or maybe you think I'm stupid.
Maybe you figure you'll "yes" me to death, and then do whatever you want when I'm not looking.
Dad, what do you want me to say? You were right, okay? About all of it.
I went from hanging out with my friends at the mall to watching my Russian wife get arrested for murder.
And in between all of that, she stole, like, 20 grand from me.
This whole thing has been a disaster.
Exactly like you predicted.
Does that make you happy? I'm not happy any of the stuff happened to you.
I tell you what.
Keep your grades to a "C" average, I'll let you use the car.
A A "C"? Not, like, an "A," or a "B+," just a "C"? - That's progress.
- On the weekends only.
- All right.
- Weekend days.
And the rest of the time, I'm locking it up and I'm alarming the garage door.
- Okay.
All right.
- All right.
- All right? - You won't regret it.
I think I already am.
And Marco was born and raised here in New York, Frankie.
Aren't you going to the theater? How about Rent? If you liked the movie, you'll love the stage play.
Two hours of poor people singing? No, thanks.
Besides, I'm feeling more Wicked.
I will go call about tickets.
Oh, Frankie? Are you up for the theater? Um I've got to finish my Uh homework.
Whoa.
You okay? I got this stuff from this kid at school, and it's potent.
Excuse me? Like, seriously, just two hits and I'm just like whoa! I mean I mean, you get high, right? You're cool.
- Frankie, um - Oh, God.
Please don't bust me.
How is Barefoot in the Park, fourth row center? - Uh sure.
- Great.
He totally bought it.
Telling your mom's boyfriend you're on drugs is gonna do what exactly? Ugh, don't call him that.
But, anyway, he's probably telling her all about it in the cab right now.
And when she finds out he's lying, they argue, they break up, we move back home.
Genius, huh? And why can't you just reason with her? You know, explain to her why you just don't want to live in New York? Tried that, and all I got was "You're only 16.
" Like I don't know what I want and she does.
And you're one to talk.
Like you've never played games with your parents.
Yeah, well, I'm trying not to.
But, you know, whatever it takes to get you home is fine by me.
Daddy! Hey, babies, how you doing? What did the doctor say to you, Violet? That I might have a teeny-tiny scar.
You might have a teeny-tiny scar? Well, that doesn't sound too bad.
Let me see this for a second-- watch this: Whoo! - How's it going? -- Just distracted.
The bid finally came in for the remodel.
It's steep.
Whew! You're not kidding.
I don't know, maybe we're getting overcharged because we're lottery winners, and people know we can afford it.
Not this much.
What do you mean "not this much?" It's too much.
I mean, I It's just it's all too much.
I got too much going on right now.
I got production deadlines, I have this big launch party on Friday night Yeah, but, honey, we've been talking about remodeling forever.
I mean, we love this house so much, we actually bought it twice.
I talked about it; you wanted something else.
That was when we first won, because we weren't sure what we were going to do.
But we explored other options and it didn't work out.
So let's make the best home we can with this one.
First, Mr.
Pisconov is very sorry about your sister.
- And as to the money - It's already been wired to Russia.
Thank you.
There is more of it if you just tell us where Zoe's body is.
The money is for my son's education.
And the truth, the truth is free.
What does that mean? I did not kill your sister.
But you confessed.
To the robbery, at the apartment of your sister and other place.
So you saw her? I didn't expect her to be home when I went in.
And so I hit her very hard.
I'm sorry.
But I didn't hit her hard enough to kill her.
And when I left, when I ran, she was still there.
Alive? Yes, but very afraid.
Wait, you you broke into her apartment, you attacked her, but when you left, she was alive? Da.
Then why did you tell the police you killed her? To stay in this country.
It's not perfect here, but much better than in a Russian prison.
The other murder in Russia, it was just business.
I killed one crook.
What choice do I have? Prison here, prison there.
Prison here is much, much better.
Here, for breakfast, you get pancakes.
And two eggs.
Hi.
Anywhere in there is fine.
Thanks.
Beth.
- Hi.
- Wow.
You know, this place is a magnet for Lotto winners.
Yeah.
I'm staying here for a while.
- Oh.
Oh, that's nice.
- Thank you.
Look, I just paid more for this dress than I did for a used car last year.
Wow.
Are you going to Peter's launch thing? You know, I don't think so.
- Uh, Cameron and I split up.
- Oh, God, I'm sorry.
Yeah, I'm just gonna stay here till I figure out what to do next.
Okay.
Well, I'm just down the hall if you need a friend.
Oh.
Yeah, well, except for today.
I'm dragging Ethan out to look at some insane houses.
- Fun.
- Yeah.
- You want to come? - Sure, why not? - I'll call you.
- Great.
- Okay? - Okay.
Are you going to tell me? Or was I supposed to find this out on my own? I spoke to the accountant.
Just to make sure that you weren't spending too much on the remodel.
And apparently, you didn't have the same conversation when you decided to invest all of our winnings into this business.
We're going to get it back as soon as we hit the market.
You know, this really isn't about the money.
- You lied to me.
- I didn't lie to you.
Okay, fine.
You hid things from me.
What? Oh, so this is my fault.
Because I don't think to ask, "Peter, are you secretly spending all of our winnings?" You mean blowing it.
That's what you mean; why don't you just say it? "Oh, and hey, did there happen to be any prostitutes on your trip to Mexico?" I didn't do anything.
What about Sunny? Bringing her into this business without even telling me.
- Enough! - And going away with her.
Nina, I am doing all this because it means something to me.
Well, doesn't our marriage mean just as much? Yes, it does.
And I trust the same is true of you, because I give you a very long leash.
Don't come in here and lecture me about trust.
Hey, Nina.
- Bad timing? - Yeah.
What is it? Armand is here for your fitting, but, um What fitting? For your tux for the launch.
It's just to get the alterations right.
Nina I'm sorry.
I told you to prepare a party.
I didn't say anything about formalwear.
You know, most of these guys haven't been in a tux since the senior prom, including me.
Some of your employees, maybe.
But you, you have to impress your backers, the retailers, the media.
Oh, and I invited all of the lottery winners, too.
Can't I just rent? Peter, you're the CEO of a soon-to-be multimillion-dollar company.
You're going to be jetting all over the world, going to fancy-schmancy dinners and parties.
Guys like you definitely do not rent.
It's just surreal to find out your sister might really still be alive.
But, hey, I'm just going to go and drop eight grand of her money on a new dress.
Can't you at least give me that? Yes, it would freak me out, too.
Look, we don't have to stay long, all right? I just want to show up with the other lottery winners.
You know, stop living my life in the shadows.
You don't believe him.
Pisconov.
Why would he just change his story like that? Because no matter how much he claims to like American pancakes, he probably thinks you have the resources to help him reopen his case, which would get him out.
Trust me, you think you saw a guy that feels sorry for you, but all he saw was a very rich woman.
And money changes everything, Tally.
So I've noticed.
- I don't know what to believe.
- I know what you want to believe.
Howdy, partner.
Tally.
See you guys have been doing a little shopping.
Hope we didn't spend too much.
What do you want, Park? Are you sure you want to have this conversation in mixed company? Yeah.
Okay.
You owe me nearly five million, give or take a few hundred K I already advanced myself.
You took that money? Well, honey, "took" implies it wasn't already mine, which it was.
- Right, Sean? - Get out.
We're done.
Not until I get my cut.
So Zoe didn't take the money.
Well, considering the transfer happened after she was murdered, I'm guessing no.
I want the funds wired into my account by the end of business today, okay? Then we can have a toast together at the party tonight.
You know, to, uh celebrate all our good fortune.
- Mom? - In your room! Get in here now! - So where is it? - Where's what? What are you doing? Frankie, don't play dumb with me.
Marco told me that you were high.
So what is it: Pot, coke, meth? Whoa! Marco told you what?! Frankie, look, I know you're under pressure with the new school, the divorce and adapting to a new city, but drugs are not the answer to anything.
Mom, he's lying.
He told me you said so yourself.
- What?! - Why would I do that? Why would he make something like this up? I don't know.
Maybe to screw things up between us, so he can have you and your money all to himself.
He's not like that.
Right, 'cause you know him so well.
Frankie, look, I would not be freaking out like this if I didn't love you.
Well, then maybe you should love me enough to believe me and not him.
I will.
As soon as I get the results of this.
- Are you serious? - Never more in my life.
So two months with Marco cancels out a lifetime with me? At least now I know where I stand.
Pick up, pick up, pick up.
- Hello.
- Luis, hey, it's Damien.
What's up? Hey, uh, so listen, LaDuca's going to fail me if I don't pass this calc test on Monday.
I need some help.
Isn't it kind of late for that? Right.
Uh, but, yeah, I was just thinking what if instead of you helping me study, what if I sat behind you, that way I could, you know, review your choices.
Yeah, well, Damien, isn't that cheating? Yeah.
Um But what if I paid you? You know, it would be like a business deal, you know? - Say good night, Luis.
- Crap.
Dad? - You're monitoring phone calls? - Yeah, not all of them.
Not that you'd ever believe me, but I was actually trying.
Now what are you going to do, ground me till death? What else can you take away from me? Damien, you're my son-- I'm not trying to take things away from you, I'm trying to give you some self-respect.
How about you just start with plain respect for my privacy? What, by letting you buy and bribe your way through life? I can't lose you.
And I won't let you lose yourself.
Dad, I'm not going to die just because I'm rich.
Damien, I want you to live well.
With things inside you, and accomplishments that you can't buy and no one can ever take away from you.
Okay.
I'm never going to pass that test.
We'll get you a tutor.
I'll help you.
Whatever it takes, we'll get it done.
It's me.
Did you know that Peter sunk basically all of our winnings into this bike business? I already know that he did.
I'm just asking if you knew.
Well, I thought you wanted me to help him with the business, not spy on him.
I'm sorry I put you in an impossible position.
You okay? I'm just trying to sort things out.
Why'd you call? 'Cause I find myself wanting to talk to you all the time.
Look, it's going to be okay.
He may not have been straight with you, he's taken some risks, but Peter knows what he's doing with his business.
Well, you've helped him in so many ways.
How? By going in there every day, pretending to be his friend? You are his friend, Cameron.
Yeah, well.
I'm going to be a better friend to both of you.
If I'm going to go to the party, then And then what? I'm gonna get away for a little while.
Last time you said that, "a while" turned into six years.
- Where you going to go? - Who knows? Buy a boat, sail around the world.
That's the thing you do when you win the lottery, right? - If that's what you want.
- I'll see you there tonight.
Maybe.
- You are coming, aren't you? - I don't know, Cameron.
I don't think I can be around you and Peter anymore.
I can't keep hiding how I feel.
How do you feel? Well, I hope to see you there tonight.
I'd like to say good-bye.
And the bonus room makes a perfect nursery or sewing room, office, multipurpose room Or what's that, um, what do you call it? A media room.
- Plasma TV, Xbox.
- Wow! Hey, Ethan, what do you think? - Hey, Ethan.
- Look, a tree house! I'm sorry.
It's been a very long day.
I'll go get him.
Why don't I go show him the tree house.
You guys feel free to look around.
Oh, okay.
Hey come here a minute! So it's just you and Ethan? Yeah, yeah, you got that right.
His dad's not real in the picture.
He was a boyfriend, we were kids Oh, I didn't mean to pry, I just It's impressive, what you've done.
- You think so? - Yeah.
'Cause he's really driving me nuts today.
But you're great with him.
I'd be a lot better if I had a breather every now and then, somebody to play bad cop so I can play good cop, you know? Say "no," even though we have millions.
Now, there's a problem that there is no chapter for in parenting book.
I mean, I love my son, you know, I do, and I try to be the best mother I know how, but I Sometimes I do wish that I didn't have to do it alone.
Oh, wow, look at that tree house.
I can't believe my mom took her boyfriend's word over mine.
Frankie, you told him you were stoned.
She wasn't really supposed to believe it.
She even made me take this at-home drug test.
- Ah, the cup.
- So gross.
And when it came up negative, she got into this huge fight with Marco.
At least now he's out of the picture.
Arrivederci, Marco.
So when are you coming home? Well, that's the thing: I'm not.
She said he wasn't the reason we're here.
- So all that - was for nothing.
I told her I wanted to go home, and she said, "New York is home.
" Then she said I need to go make some new friends.
Now, how lame is that? Completely.
I want you here.
So what are you gonna do now? What else? Make some new friends.
Frankie! Mom what are you doing home? Get down now.
Everybody out! Everybody out! Now you're drinking? Frankie I am so worried about you.
No Mom I can smell your breath; you're not drunk.
Well, maybe it's the drugs.
Wait a minute.
You lied to Marco.
You set him up.
If you think, in your 16-year-old mind, that if you act out enough I'll pack it up and go home How could you be so selfish? Me?! God, Mom, what about you? Ever since the lottery, all you think about is yourself.
For once in my life, yes, I'd finally like to live a life of my choosing, without having to worry about you or your father, every second of the day.
Finally, this is my time.
What is so wrong with that? Nothing, except I'm still your kid.
- Which you hate.
- No, I don't Yes, yes, Frankie, And I am sick of fighting.
I feel like that is all I have done for years.
Maybe you should go live with your father.
You said he didn't want me.
- I shouldn't have said that.
- Because you want me even less.
No, no.
It's just that I don't know how to handle you anymore without giving up who I am.
What's wrong? Is the sitter here? Yeah.
She's playing a game with the girls.
Oh, well, you'd better hurry up.
We got to get going.
I told Cameron I'd be there a little early.
I know you're mad at me about the money, but tonight is a huge deal for me.
I know that, Peter.
And we're already running late, okay? So if you could just please come on.
Damn it.
I can't, Peter.
I'm not going tonight.
What, are you punishing me, now? Is that it? No, no, God no.
That's the last thing I want to do.
I just don't know where we are anymore, and I can't stand there beside you all night, and pretend that things are okay when they aren't.
- Nina - Sorry, Peter.
I can't go.
So what do you think? We've come a long way from the potluck dinners.
That was the idea.
I just wanted everything to be perfect.
- And, uh, expensive.
- Yes.
But so cute, worrying about money.
You know, you got to spend it to make it, and we can definitely afford to spend it.
In honor of which, I got you something.
Just open it and say "thank you.
" Bicycles.
Ah, wow.
Platinum bicycles.
You deserve it.
You're the reason for all of this.
Let me do it.
It's, uh it's not that I'm not grateful, 'cause I am, it's just, uh, it's just that, uh you should be here with a date tonight, Sunny.
So should you.
No, I'm I'm married.
I know that.
Here you go.
Now just relax.
You're gonna dazzle them tonight.
I know it.
But the good news is you can come home.
Damien, you don't get it.
She doesn't care where I go.
Okay, then sit tight and keep your phone on.
I'm coming to get you.
How am I gonna pay for a ticket? Just leave that part to me.
Hey, Beth.
I'm so glad you came.
- Yeah? - Mm-hmm.
Felt like the right thing to do.
Feels a little weird.
My first solo outing, and it's to my husband's company party.
I'm sure he'll be glad to see you.
I know I am.
Well, to tell you the truth, that's why I'm here.
Other people bought fur coats and cars, and look what you've made happen.
Come on.
Seat of honor this-a-way.
Ooh.
You okay sitting next to Cameron? Sunny did the seating chart.
Yeah.
- Uh, is Cameron here? - I haven't seen him.
- How about Nina? - At home.
Don't ask.
Peter, there you are.
The Cycling World guys need some pictures.
- Uh, I have to go work.
- Okay.
- Where are you sitting, Sunny? - Right here.
If it helps, even just a little bit, you look amazing in that dress.
Yeah, well, like you said, money changes things, right? You sure you want to do this? Like I also said, I'm tired of living my life in the shadows.
Sean.
Where's my money, because I, uh, don't seem to be any richer than last time we talked.
Yeah, and you're not gonna be, because I'm not giving you anything.
You act like you're holding all the cards, Mathers or is it Falsone? It's so hard to keep track of you criminal types.
Try coming after me then.
Call the cops, flip your witnesses.
Let's get it all out on the table.
Sure, I made some deals, but let's not forget, you were involved with a murder, okay? Yeah, I'm not so sure that line doesn't form to the left.
What the hell does that mean? That the worst mistake Zoe ever made was coming to you.
I think you had something to do with her disappearance - Maybe even her death.
- You're out of your mind, okay? You're desperate, you're broke, and you were when Zoe knocked on your door.
So tell me, did you hire that Russian, or did you just pay him to confess to something that you already did.
What?! Don't worry, we'll find our own answers.
Come on.
You got all dressed up just to tell me that? No, we got all dressed up to celebrate.
The truth's coming out.
Tally may not be able to put her sister to rest, but I'm going to enjoy burying you.
- You all set? - Hey.
Let me tell you, I am glad you're here.
I need somebody to talk me down off the ledge.
Ah, you're going to do great.
You got a friendly crowd.
Investors, retailers Friends, neighbors, your entire staff.
Don't worry, people are rooting for you.
Come on, let's take a look at the bike.
Okay.
First one off the line.
Came off this morning.
I was kind of hoping you'd be there.
Wow.
It's finally done.
Look, I came here tonight 'cause I know how much this means to you.
So why don't you get up on stage with me? Cameron, it's been our dream, you know, since we were kids.
It's your dream.
What I mean is, you made it happen.
What abouty ou? I'm glad you feel that I helped you get here.
You have, Cameron.
You're my partner.
Now I need to be a silent partner.
You know, with everything going on, and this thing with Beth I need to step back.
What are you going to do? Not make this night about me.
Come on.
Ginger ale, no ice.
Listen, thanks again for today.
- Thanks? Really? - Mm.
'Cause I-I was feeling pretty terrible, actually.
- Terrible?Why? - Yeah.
Well, I was thinking about our conversation that we had, um, about being a single mom.
And, you know, I thought we were just talking, but maybe you were asking me something.
You know, like, is it something you're considering? Well, Cameron and I were trying.
Or, rather, I was trying.
But I took one of those home pregnancy tests, and it was negative.
Any sane person would've just accepted that, but I'd hoped.
Anyway, the doctor says I'm not.
Well, is that good or bad? Both.
You know, at first, I was relieved given where Cameron and I are.
But then I started to realize having a child is something I really, really want, no matter what.
- With or without Cameron? - Yeah.
I think so.
So what's stopping you? Beth, you are rich.
We all are.
That means we can pretty much do whatever we want to do.
With or without whomever we want.
What are you saying? Well, I'm saying money gives us options.
Opportunities.
You know, it can buy you the freedom to raise a child.
Not to mention some damn fine DNA.
Well - You know? - Yeah.
- Nina, it's Cameron.
- Hi.
Just, uh, wanted to say good-bye.
I thought we already did that.
Yeah, I know.
I guess I was hoping you'd change your mind and show up tonight.
So this is it? Yep, looks like it.
I care about you, Nina.
I'm sorry for any problems I caused you.
- Okay.
- Okay? What are you trying to pull? He says he has a way to resolve this.
It's already resolved.
This isn't a negotiation.
I'm not giving you a dime.
Everything's a negotiation.
You stated your position.
Now it's my turn to make a counteroffer.
Stop it.
Stop, please.
You're hurting him! Stop! Stop it, please! Stop it! You think I like doing this kind of crap? I'm not a thug.
This is your world, not mine.
Don't drag me into it again.
Sean? So you came.
Well, Peter's a friend.
Nothing's changed that.
I'm here for him.
Well, that's sweet of you, Beth.
Also had to prove to myself that I could get on with my life.
I'm sorry.
You can stop saying that, Cameron.
'Cause I never know if you mean you're sorry for leaving me, or sorry for marrying me when you were in love with somebody else.
That must have been awful.
I did love you.
I do.
Just not enough.
I hate that.
But I can't hate you for it.
I have to forgive you.
For me, 'cause I don't want to carry that kind of stuff around with me.
You know, I thought I could do this, but I can't.
- I think I'm gonna go.
- No, no, no, no.
I should.
See you, Beth.
Hi.
I'm, uh, Peter Schaeffer.
First, uh, first off, thanks for being here.
Thank you for helping me make a dream come true.
It's a dream that my friend, Cameron Walsh and I have had ever since we were kids.
I really want to thank I'm here, I'm here.
Don't cry.
Oh, no, it's it's the good kind of crying.
I'm just so happy to see you.
- Let's go home.
- Okay.
Okay.
Um do you think you could spot me for gas to get us there? Yeah.
So we'll give Park the money.
I don't care how much.
It's worth it to get rid of him.
You can't get rid of guys like Park.
He's a Go into the bathroom.
- Sean - Just go, okay? Sean, open the door, man.
Jeremy? What the hell? Look, I just want to talk to you.
We can do it anywhere.
You're bleeding.
What happened to you? Never mind.
What do you want? I just want to talk to you without a gun pointed at my head.
We were friends.
I'm here as a friend.
What do you say? Yeah, all right, come on in.
Tally.
All right, get to it, man.
What is it? Someone's been asking questions about you, the murder on the houseboat, that lawyer you sent.
Now, this girl-- she seems to know all the players.
It's like she's been collecting evidence.
She who? People described a girl who looks a lot like Zoe.
- No.
You're lying.
- Sean, I saw her myself.
Ladies and gentlemen, here it is-- the Eastland XL.
I couldn't let you leave without Our timing has always sucked, hasn't it? You know that? I do.
You asked me once if I could ever leave my husband.
And the truth is, I don't know.
What I do know is, I hate that I'm the reason you're leaving.
It isn't only because of you.
Well, then, maybe Maybe I I have no right to say this but I don't want you to go.
You knew it all along, didn't you that Peter and I were falling apart.
He loves you.
If you want to be with him, it's nothing you can't fix.
What I want? What I want is everything.
That's what you and I have in common.
Nina No matter what it costs, or who it hurts