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03:31The truth is Eva
03:33I'm lonely
03:37I'm lonely
03:39I'm lonely
03:41I'm lonely
03:43I'm lonely
03:45I'm lonely
03:47I'm lonely
03:49I'm lonely
03:51I'm lonely
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03:55I'm lonely
03:57I'm lonely
03:59I'm lonely
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08:03I know, that's real funny, because I have a purse line with a bag that would love to have your hands on it.
08:11We're not really talking about purses anymore, are we?
08:14How'd you guess?
08:17Now, I know that I promised to treat you to a good dinner, but I'm more interested in thinking about...
08:27Exactly what I'm thinking about.
08:30Okay, but, confession.
08:33I tend to leapfrog.
08:36You're gonna have to give me a little bit more than that. Are we talking relationships?
08:40Yeah, but not so much jumping from person to person, as much as just met to intimacy.
08:46So you think we're moving too fast?
08:52You're lonely.
08:54I see that skeptical look.
08:56Can you blame me?
08:57Do you think that this is a bid for sympathy from you?
09:01You said it, not me.
09:03I didn't expect you to make this easy, but...
09:06Mama, why don't you just tell me what it is you want?
09:10Look, I knew a dinner out with you might be tough after all that we've gone through.
09:16You mean after everything you put us through?
09:18Fine. Fair.
09:19I mean, the whole host of misdeeds on your head and mine.
09:27Call it whatever you want.
09:30But honey, it still hurts.
09:33You not wanting to be close to me.
09:36I mean, since you were born, it's always been you and me, baby.
09:40Always you and me.
09:44And now it's just me.
09:48You might have thought about that before you dragged me into all your drama and schemes and then kicked me out.
09:54Fair enough.
09:55I wish you understood me.
09:57Not necessarily agreed with me, but I really want you to get me.
10:03But I do, Mama.
10:05Like nobody else.
10:07No, I don't think so.
10:10I think you see me like everyone else.
10:14Like the vengeful Herodan who's dead set on destroying the Fairmont Crest First Family.
10:22Right?
10:25Honestly?
10:27Yeah.
10:29Sounds about right.
10:32I'm assuming everything's in place on your end?
10:35It is.
10:35Casino will stay closed as long as we need and our blackmailer won't see anything we don't want it to.
10:42Piece of cake.
10:44Well, let's be real, Armstrong.
10:46It's never as easy as we hope or as hard as we fear.
10:49I like the way you think.
10:51Yeah, well, I'm a realist.
10:53You dabble in odds.
10:57That may be more realistic than you realize.
11:00Oh, yeah, that's right.
11:01I heard that you're called the gambling Buddha.
11:04You're like the philosopher of the poker table, right?
11:08So they say.
11:10Can't say I ever took to it, but it's stuck.
11:13What do they call you?
11:16Counselor.
11:22You know, I'm just saying, but if you ever want to switch up your interests, I can always use a partner with your particular skill set.
11:30I own a tier one law firm.
11:33Got my name on the door and everything.
11:35I'll be staying right where I am.
11:38Well, if you ever change your mind.
11:41Wait for it.
11:41It never feels fast.
12:11Until I'm in it.
12:13And then suddenly, I'm being dumped.
12:15I don't see that happening between us.
12:19That's how it sneaks up on you.
12:21Post-dump is when it actually hits.
12:23And that's when I start replaying everything.
12:25How it started.
12:26The chemistry.
12:28The late nights.
12:29The effortless dates.
12:31The slow fade.
12:32The pullback.
12:33And then once again, I'm kicking myself because I've leaped straight over the part where I'm supposed to pace myself and protect my heart and get to know the person well enough to see the next thing coming.
12:44You fixed it.
12:46You fixed it.
12:48Brilliant.
12:50Phones from me are like scans and scalpels for you.
12:53Just tools of the trade.
12:54Thank you.
12:56Thank you.
13:00What if what's next is more chemistry and late nights and effortless dates for days and weeks and months?
13:08That sounds so nice.
13:12But I'm getting the feeling you're a leaper too.
13:18Well, I don't know for sure since I've never really leapt into a relationship.
13:23You kept your options open.
13:26I had a few people in the mix.
13:28I guess we did two things backwards, huh?
13:31You mean how we knew we were absolutely hot for each other the moment we met?
13:35And then we came to the restaurant.
13:37So much for whining and dining each other in Tibet.
13:39Well, to be fair, we did have dinner on our first date.
13:43But do you call takeout dinner?
13:45No, I'm supposed to treat you to an evening of fine linen napkins, gleaming china and impeccable service,
13:52dining under soft candlelight in a five-star restaurant where every detail is curated to perfection.
14:01Our sweet and sour chicken still counts.
14:03If for no other reason than my fortune cookie sing, go for it.
14:08And far be it from me to argue with fate.
14:11Is that how you see us?
14:13Fated?
14:15I'm not sure.
14:17Then why...
14:18Bring it up?
14:19Because we're already finishing each other's sentences.
14:22How does your dad feel about who you date?
14:30As if my dating life or my sexuality was anything that I would discuss with my dad.
14:37Why not?
14:37You're not close?
14:39Well, I can't say that exactly.
14:40I mean, he was there my whole childhood.
14:44We had a closeness, but not a closeness in like a touchy-feely kind of way.
14:49I mean, I'm not sure, but I think that when he looks at me, he sees my mom.
14:55Or maybe he sees a sharp, focused businesswoman who's starting her own company like he started his own firm.
15:02I don't think he sees me at all, much less being like him.
15:06My sister, Naomi, now she's a carbon copy.
15:09She's a lawyer like him.
15:11She likes to argue like him.
15:13And, you know, she's really, really smart.
15:16You're pretty smart, too.
15:18Says the neurosurgeon.
15:20Yeah, which is why you should believe me.
15:22And if my estimation isn't good enough for you, believe your own stats, designer, model, entrepreneur, successful in all three, hence millions of followers.
15:34Chelsea, you are one of the smartest women I know.
15:41Did you ever wonder what I was like before I fell in love with your father?
15:48I used to think about it a lot.
15:49But after we got to town, the man you were complaining about didn't even seem like a real person.
15:58More like a character you constructed and could rail against.
16:03And honestly, you didn't seem like somebody a normal person would fall in love with.
16:11Ouch.
16:14But, Sarah, look at you, all grown up.
16:19Straightforward.
16:22And just as beautiful as you want to be.
16:27You probably don't want to hear this.
16:29But, back then, I was a lot like you, honey.
16:32Mm-hmm.
16:34Now I'm smart, ambitious, and looking.
16:39Looking?
16:40Oh, yeah.
16:40What does that even mean?
16:41I was looking for something.
16:43I wasn't sure what it was.
16:46But I knew that my jobs as a waitress and a bartender, they would just stop gaps.
16:52But I was looking for something in Ted.
16:58I thought I found it.
17:01I thought I found a way out in him.
17:04I thought he was my salvation.
17:06When I realized that he wasn't, it was a real kick in the teeth.
17:14But it also turned me into who I am now.
17:19I don't know, Mama.
17:20I know you pretty well, and it sounds like you're losing yourself.
17:26What does that even mean?
17:29It means who are you?
17:32Without Ted, without this community, without some 30-year-old dream, who are you?
17:41Do you even remember the woman I grew up loving?
17:46Do you remember how to be my mother?
18:11Cancer isn't me.
18:14It's something I treat.
18:16And the less time I spend treating my cancer, the better.
18:21That look.
18:22That cloud.
18:25I'm crazy about you, Chelsea.
18:28You know that, right?
18:31I think so.
18:33No.
18:34I know so.
18:36That means I'm here for all of it.
18:39Not just the cheery stuff.
18:40All of it.
18:42You sure?
18:44Look.
18:45This, you and me, we're new.
18:49And it's surprising and wonderful.
18:52But I'm not going to lie.
18:54It's scary, too.
18:56Okay, say more.
18:59I tend to guard my heart.
19:01Not sure why.
19:03Maybe it was because I was so serious about my career.
19:06I wanted a few distractions.
19:07And relationships were distracting.
19:11I can see that.
19:12And believe it or not, I understand.
19:16You do.
19:16My mom had me in modeling at a very early age.
19:20It wasn't glamorous or fun and all of that.
19:25More often than not, it was grueling exercise.
19:29Eating a strict regimen and not doing anything to mess up my skin.
19:33And it was work.
19:35And I was serious about it.
19:38But I've seen your feed.
19:40You've been such a party girl.
19:43And how do you feel about that?
19:45Honestly, a little wary.
19:51I've never dated anyone like you before.
19:54And?
19:56And I'm going to throw caution to the wind, as they say.
20:01Now, when did they say that?
20:03Back when the dinosaurs had group chats?
20:05All right, well, tell me more about you.
20:09Your family, your life.
20:11It doesn't have to be about your dad, if that's a sensitive subject for you.
20:14It's not sensitive, just disappointing.
20:17I mean, you've met him.
20:19You know how he is.
20:21Bossy, stubborn, cranky.
20:23And prideful.
20:25And when that man makes up his mind, it's hard to change.
20:28I can really tell you anything.
20:32And I want to hear it all.
20:35Every last syllable.
20:37I've never been in a relationship where I didn't feel confined.
20:43And I don't feel that way with you.
20:46I don't feel judged.
20:48I feel like I'm listened to.
20:50And I...
20:51I finally feel free.
20:58Is that someone you know?
21:01I don't think so.
21:03I mean, she could be a patient, but...
21:06I think it's actually you she's looking at.
21:13Of course I remember the me I was with you.
21:20I mean, the times that we shared ice cream right out of the pint.
21:26And getting that magazine and circling all those free activities for kids and their parents.
21:34And Saturday movies, kids at that theater up the street.
21:38Or times when we didn't have money to do anything.
21:43So we just walk around looking at all the street performers and rating them on that scale that we made up.
21:50And then when we got home, we were laughing and talking about that tap dancer that was such a prune cake.
22:08And your stepdad didn't have any idea what we were talking about.
22:12About Alan.
22:17Alan was kind of slow, right?
22:20Maybe a little.
22:22But he was there.
22:25Which was important.
22:28Just being there.
22:32Like you, Mama.
22:33You were always there.
22:45You want to go somewhere else?
22:48Absolutely not.
22:50This could be interesting.
22:52Interesting.
22:52Hey, Martin.
23:05Where have you been?
23:07Have you given up on your workout routine?
23:08Not exactly.
23:10You seem kind of edgy.
23:12Let's go hit the gym.
23:13Let's go after those weights.
23:18You all set?
23:19Yeah.
23:23Do I sense hesitation?
23:26No, boss.
23:28I'll do what you ask.
23:30Whatever I ask.
23:33Yeah.
23:36Whatever.
23:37Good.
23:39You know where to find me.
23:48Okay, let's review.
23:49Let's not.
23:50Come on.
23:51You know I'm helpful.
23:52I could see it in your eyes.
23:54You like working with me.
23:55Okay, maybe a little.
23:57In an unofficial you as a junior detective sort of way.
24:00I knew it.
24:00But do you also know that you can jeopardize my investigation?
24:03Yeah, you've said that for weeks.
24:05And you're annoying.
24:06You gotta stop annoying me.
24:08You said that too.
24:10But here we are.
24:11It's no shame in needing my help, Jacob.
24:13I don't need your help, Kat.
24:15You're just not giving me a choice.
24:16That's one way to look at it.
24:18I like to see it as my cousin-in-law using his time and expertise to help the very important family he married into.
24:28Well, I am certainly glad to hear that I did some things right by you.
24:36You did.
24:37I don't ever remember saying otherwise.
24:40I'm the same woman that raised you.
24:42I know.
24:44And since I'm that same woman, I want to hear all about your new job at Ted's medical practice.
24:51Honestly, it's a lot of responsibility.
24:54I mean, the billing codes alone are enough to make your head spin.
24:57But you know what's the most surprising part?
25:01That one over there is helping me learn the ropes.
25:04Help?
25:07Somehow Ted arranged it.
25:08But it makes sense since it was Kat's job before.
25:12Now she's busy selling and making purses.
25:15Yeah, well, you better be careful of that one little girl.
25:19She's the kind to exact a very high toll for any so-called help.
25:25Believe me.
25:27At this point, I'm basically a certified expert in predicting Kat Richardson's shady moves.
25:32I see them coming before she thinks of them.
25:37I'll be careful.
25:39Good.
25:40Is that someone you know?
25:42I thought I knew her, but it turns out I didn't.
25:46That's Allison, the woman I told you I dated for about five minutes.
25:50It didn't really go anywhere.
25:52Right.
25:53I remember.
25:54Half the couple.
25:56She really has some radar on you.
26:00And she's coming over.
26:02I really thought I was being low-key.
26:07You know, just casually watching you from across the room like some undercover agent.
26:11Clearly, I'm not as slick as I thought.
26:15How are you doing?
26:17Good.
26:19Hi, I'm Allison.
26:21Also known as the woman intruding on your date.
26:23Apologies for that.
26:25No problem.
26:26Nice to meet you, Madison.
26:28Great name.
26:29And I hope you meant the part about it not being a problem.
26:32Because I'm about to become a lot more rude and intrusive.
26:36Chelsea, can I talk to you for a minute?
26:39Alone?
26:40If you don't mind.
26:41And if you don't mind, you really mean a lot to me.
26:44This really isn't a good time.
26:48It's all right, Chelsea.
26:49I have an early morning in neurology tomorrow.
26:51I should probably get going.
26:58Look, you really don't have to take off, okay?
27:01I was kind of hoping to...
27:02Well, you know what I was hoping for.
27:06Me too.
27:07Soon.
27:08Allison.
27:27Allison.
27:28Wow.
27:29She seems like the full package.
27:31Gorgeous.
27:32Brains.
27:33Is she yours?
27:53We meet again.
27:54Do I know you?
28:00Once upon a time, there was a congressman on the side of the road about two years ago.
28:06And after your encounter, you were out of it.
28:11And you needed a little work done.
28:13So, yeah, we've met.
28:17Who the hell are you?
28:18For me, oh, I don't have a name.
28:21But you can call me the fixer.
28:23Potentially your worst nightmare.
28:26You see, we have a mess on our hands.
28:30A mess that was started by you.
28:31So, I'm here to fix that.
28:34But first, I think you need a little civics lesson.
28:38What the hell does that mean?
28:41You do realize who you're dealing with, don't you?
28:45Because I'm counting on you not being as dumb as you look.
28:49The Dupree family, to whom congressman Martin Richardson belongs, is extremely powerful.
28:54And your trash heap language, you might say, they run the rodeo around here.
29:01But you know that, of course.
29:05And if you don't make the right choice and back off, there will be untold dangers in your path.
29:13And accidents that creep up when you least expect it.
29:19Let's cut to the chase.
29:20Is that my money?
29:21Those surgically improved ears are yours.
29:23How are they working for you?
29:25Fine.
29:26Okay, so you don't have a hearing problem.
29:28Listen, you can't...
29:29That's where you're wrong.
29:33There's no limit to what I can do.
29:37Now, what you need to do is leave.
29:42We'll suffer the consequences.
29:44You got two days to get out of town.
30:00Or what?
30:01You'll kill me?
30:04Nah.
30:06That's not me.
30:09This is the end of my participation right here.
30:11What happened?
30:32Where's the guy?
30:33Where are you?
30:34At the country club.
30:36All right.
30:36Well, sit tight.
30:37I'll be there in 15.
30:3715.
30:41Stop holding back on me, Jacob.
30:49What's the new lead?
30:51All right.
30:51There's been a potential breakthrough.
30:53I've been waiting forever for this.
30:55What you got?
30:56It's a security expert I found.
30:59But it's probably nothing.
31:00You shouldn't get your hopes up.
31:02Stop treating me like a kid, Jacob.
31:04Then stop acting like one.
31:06Fine.
31:06The expert found a tiny scratch on the other side of the helmet.
31:10So what does that mean?
31:12If it's a breakthrough clue, it has to mean something, right?
31:15Maybe.
31:15If we can match it to the helmet in the footage, yes.
31:18I don't get it.
31:19How did the FBI not notice?
31:22But you, Mr. Rank and File, did.
31:25See?
31:26There you go.
31:27Right in the hand that feeds you.
31:28Way to go, Kat.
31:29You're like my big brother.
31:32Little sisters tease brothers.
31:34It's a rule.
31:35The same rule that says brothers don't share what they know until they're good and ready.
31:39Stop torturing me, Jacob.
31:41So the scratch?
31:43The scratch was found on the opposite side of the helmet that was found in the footage.
31:48So it's not on the video.
31:51How soon they forget.
31:52Look, when Laura's car ran off the road.
31:55Oh, my gosh.
31:56Keep it down.
31:57The motorcycle turned around and went back in the direction it came.
32:03So that means the other side of the helmet is on the video.
32:06Exactly.
32:07The FBI spent all their time trying to get a glimpse of the face that they pretty much ignored the helmet.
32:13So what now?
32:14Well, now we break down the video and analyze the scratch.
32:17If the scratch is visible and it matches the one on the helmet in evidence.
32:22Then we can place Leslie at the scene of the crash.
32:26Exactly.
32:27I'm sorry.
32:34Who you're dating isn't any of my business.
32:36No, it isn't.
32:38So, you want to tell me what it is that you want?
32:40I've just missed you, Chelsea.
32:42Missed what exactly?
32:43You, Craig, and I, we had a couple of fun nights and then I asked to see you alone and you shut it down.
32:50I'm sorry if I hurt you.
32:51I don't bruise that easily.
32:52I'm just recounting our brief history.
32:56I'm sorry anyway.
32:58Okay.
32:58All is forgiven.
33:01Wait, I wish I could tell you the whole story.
33:04I don't think there's anything left to say.
33:06But there is.
33:07You never read me wrong.
33:09I was interested in seeing you.
33:11Okay.
33:12But it made Craig jealous.
33:14You guys approached me.
33:17I know.
33:18But after I told Craig that I wanted to see you alone, he gave me an ultimatum.
33:24Drop you or he'd leave me.
33:26So, I did.
33:28I did it to save my marriage.
33:31If you two weren't ready to be polyamorous, that's really not my fault.
33:35None of this is your fault.
33:37It's mine.
33:38I've made such a mess of this.
33:40It's okay, Allison, really.
33:42But I think I made a big mistake with Craig.
33:45He isn't who I thought I married.
33:47He's bitter and he's angry and honestly, I'm scared.
33:55Thank you.
33:56Thanks for dinner, Mama.
33:58No, thanks for letting me take you out.
34:02Eve, I've been thinking about how I made you my, my accomplice, so to speak, in my vendetta against Ted.
34:13You have?
34:15I told you I've been doing some soul searching.
34:18What have you been telling yourself about it?
34:21That I have so many regrets.
34:23But it was a crappy thing for a mother to do to her daughter.
34:30Oh, yeah.
34:32It kind of was.
34:34And now, I know you need time in finding your new place and your new life.
34:41And time to fix the damage that I've created for you.
34:47But this, sitting here with you, sharing a meal and talking to you like mother and daughter.
35:02Not just mother and daughter.
35:06But like friends.
35:08Oh, baby.
35:12It means the world to me.
35:16Tonight was nice, Mama.
35:19Yeah, it was.
35:20What's that brat over there smiling about?
35:31Don't say brat, Mama.
35:33It doesn't mean what you think it means.
35:35Oh.
35:38You are cooked.
35:39What the hell does she mean by that?
35:50Takes.
35:50But we need to prove the helmet was the one that Leslie wore.
35:54That's what I'm talking about, Kat.
35:56You can either do a job fast or you could do it right.
36:00I'm sure the security app people are working as fast as they can.
36:03But they need matches, evidence.
36:06Those are the things you give to a DA to make a good case.
36:10A case they can win in court.
36:11What if there's no match?
36:13What if they're different helmets?
36:16What if what we see isn't concrete enough?
36:21Then Leslie walks.
36:22I know that you can't tell who somebody is just based off of one or two encounters.
36:37But Craig, he doesn't strike me as a person to be bitter or violent.
36:42You think I'm lying.
36:43Like I said, I don't know the two of you very well.
36:47It's hard to know what to think.
36:48Craig has always had a temper.
36:51He scared me.
36:52My brother-in-law is a detective.
36:54And if you want to file a formal complaint against...
36:56No, no, no.
36:57I'm not ready for that.
36:59And that's not why I wanted to talk to you.
37:02Oh.
37:03What is it?
37:04Truth is, I like to pick up where we left off.
37:08Just you and me.
37:18So, I'll have a double bourbon on the rocks.
37:21You have the same.
37:24What happens?
37:25You make the payoff?
37:31Martin, for the thousandth time, you don't want to know.
37:36I sure do want to know, Bill.
37:38This is my life we're talking about here.
37:41My career, my family.
37:44Hey, that busboy shouldn't be bothering you again, okay?
37:48What does that even mean?
37:49It means exactly what I said.
37:51And that's all you need to know.
38:03Don't bother.
38:03Next, on Beyond the Gates.
38:24So, friend, how are we going to help each other?
38:27I found a connection between Malone and Vernon.
38:30Daddy, is what is bothering you related to Martin?
38:34I'm at the hospital, Jacob.
38:35Please come quick.
38:36It's an emergency.
38:37What the hell?
38:39Are you afraid of Joey?
38:40Terrified.
38:41You're a spoiled, selfish little bitch.
38:45Is that the best you got?
38:47You ready to turn some heads?
38:48Being on the road, I don't think it's a job.
38:55I think it's a calling.
39:03The Road, new series coming CBS4.
39:06pods4.
39:15You're welcome.
39:17You're welcome.
39:17The Road, new series coming out.
39:18Good night.
39:27Buenas!
39:28What are you doing?
39:29アンタ never done with Are you?
39:30You're welcome.
39:31Let's go.
39:32OK credibility.
39:32We are having a lot of fun.
39:33So we are having the best you.
39:34Angenommen that are a lot of fun ahead by Jeffree.
39:35We're feel with you.