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00:00:30Hello?
00:00:49Boss, the billion dollar deal has been nailed down for Ms. Parker.
00:00:53I'm sure she will be rather satisfied with it at the signing ceremony tonight.
00:00:57Yes.
00:00:58Well done.
00:01:01I guess that means I can turn in this old gardening uniform now.
00:01:09I'll call you back.
00:01:16Oh, Camilla.
00:01:17That was quite the entrance, but I hope I don't have to turn you down a second time.
00:01:23After all, your boss is my wife, and that's just simply unprofessional.
00:01:27Yeah, about that.
00:01:29You remember when you tried to humiliate me, accusing me of throwing myself at you.
00:01:35You did.
00:01:35Every dog has its day, and I suppose it's my turn to pay you back.
00:01:39My boss wants a divorce.
00:01:45A divorce?
00:01:48Where is she?
00:01:49She cannot afford to be here today.
00:01:51She's busy preparing for her annual fashion show, amongst many other much more important things than being here with you.
00:01:58Well, don't just stand there as if I have nothing to do.
00:02:01A minute of my time costs more than your meager monthly salary.
00:02:05If you could hurry up and sign this, then I'll leave you to your miserable life.
00:02:12Oops.
00:02:12Well, tell her, received.
00:02:17But if she wants to divorce me, then she'll have to discuss it with me.
00:02:21She needs to do no such thing.
00:02:23You're just a lucky, adopted orphan that married a rich woman.
00:02:27Yet you remain a sloppy gardener.
00:02:32And you can forget about trying to weasel your way into getting alimony.
00:02:39And if you do find it hard to manage, here.
00:02:44A global, limited Visa black card.
00:02:48Hey, Edward.
00:03:04Who the hell do you think you are?
00:03:05How dare you rush into Cooper's Manor?
00:03:08Actually, I should be the one asking you that.
00:03:11Who are you and what are you doing on my grandfather's estate?
00:03:14I see.
00:03:16You're the bastard child of the Cooper's family?
00:03:18No wonder you carry the gene of brazenness.
00:03:21Good.
00:03:22At least you know who I am now.
00:03:24Edward, I remember how you like to play in the dirt.
00:03:26I was told you were going to be working here.
00:03:30Hello, Mrs. Parker.
00:03:32Thanks.
00:03:33And you are?
00:03:35Edward?
00:03:36Adobly Edward?
00:03:38You don't remember me?
00:03:40Diana?
00:03:41Dangling Diana?
00:03:43Diana!
00:03:45Yes, you look so different now.
00:03:47I hope in a good way.
00:03:49Yes.
00:03:50Yes, in a good way.
00:03:52God, how long has it been?
00:03:53Almost 15 years.
00:03:56Wow.
00:03:57Yeah.
00:03:57Do you have any respect, Edward?
00:03:59How dare you have an affair when you're more successful, better-than-you, soon-to-be ex-wife?
00:04:07Elizabeth, please, about the divorce.
00:04:11Is it true?
00:04:12Mrs. Parker has been doing charity work taking care of you all these years.
00:04:16Yet you remain ungrateful.
00:04:18Her reputation and upper echelons cannot afford to be tarnished by a poor gardener.
00:04:24Especially with the case being settled.
00:04:27Her ranks are about to join the Billionaires Club.
00:04:30Can you comprehend that?
00:04:31Is your name Elizabeth?
00:04:34Lizzie.
00:04:35Lay it on me.
00:04:37What's going on?
00:04:39Edward, it's been three years.
00:04:41You've become so uninspired.
00:04:43It's over.
00:04:44I'm done.
00:04:46What did you just say?
00:04:47I said it's over.
00:04:48Okay?
00:04:49We're not good together anymore.
00:04:50Do you get that?
00:04:52Elizabeth, you're not fooling anybody.
00:04:54No, you're not fooling anyone either.
00:04:56Camilla's right.
00:04:58You mean already looking at your other admirers?
00:05:00No!
00:05:00No, no.
00:05:01You have it all wrong.
00:05:03Diana's an old friend.
00:05:04I haven't seen her since we were kids.
00:05:06Yeah, right.
00:05:06Okay, Elizabeth, please just let me help celebrate your birthday tonight.
00:05:13My birthday.
00:05:16Please just let me help celebrate your birthday tonight.
00:05:22My birthday.
00:05:23I haven't had a birthday party in years.
00:05:25Tonight is about the business deal.
00:05:27Okay?
00:05:28See, that's the difference between me and you.
00:05:30All you care about is nothing.
00:05:32I mean, you're so unmotivated.
00:05:34You weren't when I married you, but that's over now.
00:05:37You've changed.
00:05:38No, just...
00:05:39Okay, let me accompany you to the M&A signing tonight.
00:05:43And afterwards, if you still insist on a divorce, then I'll gladly sign the papers.
00:05:52You just don't understand.
00:05:54Would it be possible for me to make the wrong choice?
00:05:56Maybe hardly merciful to him?
00:05:59You're the one who doesn't understand.
00:06:01Mr. Cooper, thank you for meeting me.
00:06:06The contracts are all there.
00:06:08You've been helping Mrs. Parker build her modeling business.
00:06:14You seem like a very straightforward man.
00:06:16Forgive me for asking, but why aren't you telling her?
00:06:20In time, she'll know.
00:06:22Meanwhile, your discretion is appreciated.
00:06:24Thank you for your understanding.
00:06:27Everything appears to be in order, Mr. Cooper.
00:06:29The merger and acquisition is all scheduled for a while for tonight.
00:06:47Everything is going as planned.
00:06:49She'll be very happy with this birthday gift you prepared.
00:06:52I heard that she'll be busy day and night, working for three months on this project.
00:06:57This sign will be a dream come true for her.
00:07:02Are you excited, sir?
00:07:04Yes.
00:07:05Absolutely.
00:07:07Tonight, I'll finally be able to show her who I truly am.
00:07:11I think I'm getting a chanel, obviously.
00:07:22That's the...
00:07:22Who do you think?
00:07:23We can't get a chanel.
00:07:24Oh, sure.
00:07:25Yeah.
00:07:25Cheers.
00:07:25Cheers.
00:07:26Cheers.
00:07:33What are you doing here?
00:07:36We don't order our gardening services for night.
00:07:44You can wear all the fancy suits you want.
00:07:48You'll always be a lowlife, just trying to fit in.
00:07:56Get out of my way.
00:07:58Do you know how important tonight is for her?
00:08:00Of course I know.
00:08:00So you come to spoil it.
00:08:06So you come to spoil it.
00:08:08Elizabeth.
00:08:09Edward, do you realize what tonight is?
00:08:11I'm here to celebrate your birthday.
00:08:14No, it's not about my birthday.
00:08:15It's the signing of the M&A case.
00:08:17Okay?
00:08:18It's very important to me.
00:08:20I understand someone like you may not get that.
00:08:24You mean a gardener like me?
00:08:27Here's the man willing to work as a gardener for three years.
00:08:30Just so he can get a discount on flowers for his wife.
00:08:34What a cuck.
00:08:38You think he heard me?
00:08:39I think so.
00:08:40Well, let's not waste any more time.
00:08:43Don't let anyone in unless they have an invitation.
00:08:56Here's a little hint.
00:08:58He doesn't have one.
00:08:59I didn't hear any motorcycles.
00:09:13You're welcome.
00:09:14He's with me.
00:09:15Edward, excuse me for a few minutes, okay?
00:09:41I'll catch up with you now.
00:09:47Welcome in, sir.
00:09:48Would you care to see a floor plan tonight?
00:09:50No need.
00:09:51I know exactly where I'll be tonight.
00:09:54You see, power
00:09:55is a little bit like real estate.
00:09:57The closer you are to the center,
00:09:59the more valuable you become.
00:10:01Enjoy your evening, sir.
00:10:02Oh, you just cannot take a hint.
00:10:16Oh, you just cannot take a hint.
00:10:18I see the security may need to be replaced.
00:10:22How'd you get a back door open?
00:10:26Finally decided to have some taste
00:10:28and wear a high fashion suit.
00:10:30Your wife is the new queen of the fashion empire after all,
00:10:33but that brooch just ruins it.
00:10:36Ugh.
00:10:36It is not a matter of whether you get in.
00:10:38It's just there's no place to sit.
00:10:40I know.
00:10:42I'll tell the waiter to get you a low stool for gardeners.
00:10:45If you don't like the way the table's set,
00:10:47just turn it over.
00:10:48Never mind your seating arrangement.
00:10:51I know I'll end up near the center of the table tonight.
00:10:55The prime spot.
00:10:58Edward, the journalists are arriving.
00:11:01Do not embarrass me.
00:11:02I'm afraid you're right.
00:11:03The journalists are arriving.
00:11:06And if they catch us bickering,
00:11:08I'm afraid it'll damage your public figure.
00:11:11So if you do want a divorce,
00:11:13I suggest we keep that to ourselves tonight.
00:11:16Hmm.
00:11:17Seems like I underestimated you.
00:11:20Well, I realize you only want my money.
00:11:22So after tonight, I will send all of it over,
00:11:24and you need to leave and not come back.
00:11:27If that's truly what you think about me,
00:11:29then by the end of the night we will be divorced.
00:11:35He's such a lost cause.
00:11:38I feel so bad for Mrs. Parker.
00:11:40I do hope she can find a better man
00:11:42after this divorce I'm hearing of.
00:11:44Mrs. Parker is never short on admirers.
00:11:47Not to mention her soon-to-be business partner,
00:11:50Stephen Cooper.
00:11:54Oh, the future successor of Kingdom Crew.
00:11:57Now, he's number one on the list of ideal husbands
00:12:01with a silver spoon in his mouth.
00:12:04I heard he went all the way to Eden
00:12:07and King's College, Cambridge,
00:12:09graduated early,
00:12:10went to Goldman Sachs,
00:12:12and worked his way all the way up to VP.
00:12:15There are 23 mansions in the city,
00:12:17all listed under his name.
00:12:19He owns five private airports,
00:12:21more than a dozen wineries.
00:12:24And many of the collections
00:12:25at the States Museum's exhibition
00:12:28borrowed from his family.
00:12:31Stephen Cooper was the most popular in high school.
00:12:34He is an Armani model,
00:12:37award-winning race car driver.
00:12:39He dated Miss World.
00:12:41Models, pop stars, the likes.
00:12:43Any woman would be just lucky to have him.
00:12:46All right.
00:13:03Oh, OK.
00:13:03Thank you, Edward.
00:13:30You were always such a good boy.
00:13:35I want you to know that it has been my pleasure to let you grow up into the young man that you are today.
00:13:41I like a sentiment.
00:13:43I know Lizzie can sometimes act like a small princess.
00:13:47And sometimes she doesn't see beyond the obvious.
00:13:51I hope that you will take care of her.
00:13:55After her own devices, she will be taken advantage of.
00:13:59She will be exploited.
00:14:02Promise me you will take care of her.
00:14:05I will take care of Lizzie.
00:14:08Boss, why are you suddenly interested in gardening?
00:14:27Do you know what is so special about the manor that we are negotiating for in the M&A case for Elizabeth?
00:14:33There is a garden there.
00:14:37I used to play with Diana when I was a child.
00:14:40Oh, so all of this is for Ms. Cooper?
00:14:43No.
00:14:44That garden has been abandoned for many years, but it may hold some answers that I'm looking for.
00:14:54It was the last place my parents were before they died in that car accident.
00:14:59Perhaps pretending to be that place's gardener will allow me to find some answers about what really happened.
00:15:07I present the presence of the Kingdom Group, Mr. Cooper Senior.
00:15:26Steven, come on.
00:15:28I'll be back.
00:15:30Alright.
00:15:31I think she's so special because her granddaddy's rich.
00:15:40Probably hasn't worked a day in her life.
00:15:46So sorry.
00:15:47I had to break away.
00:15:48Mr. Cooper.
00:15:50Hi.
00:15:51I'm sorry.
00:15:52You are?
00:15:53Elizabeth.
00:15:54We went to high school together.
00:15:55I was the lead cheerleader.
00:15:56You won the national championship.
00:15:58We won it three times.
00:16:00Well, I'm the president of the U-Shine Group and the model for the show tonight.
00:16:04So, um, I'm looking forward to our signing.
00:16:06Yeah.
00:16:07Yeah.
00:16:12Oh, they couldn't be right.
00:16:13Um...
00:16:15Excuse me.
00:16:16I don't want to tell you.
00:16:19Hey, can you sit down?
00:16:20Yes.
00:16:21Yeah.
00:16:30How'd that go?
00:16:31It's good.
00:16:32This seat should be taken by the owner of the brooch.
00:16:58Mr. Edward Parker.
00:17:01Mr. Edward Parker.
00:17:05This brooch matches the color of the moon.
00:17:09But tonight, it also matches you, Diana.
00:17:13Yeah.
00:17:14He algunaner.
00:17:15Is she
00:17:25suggesting you because
00:17:26it's nice to meet your children,
00:17:31but sheens in fat.
00:17:32She passes away.
00:17:33It's, but it's so important.
00:17:34Um, it's almost但是.
00:17:35When we were kids, you saw my mother wearing this brooch,
00:17:39brooch and then you turn to me and ask me for it. I told you you couldn't have it until the time
00:17:46was right. However, that time is now.
00:17:53Since Mr. Cooper Sr. has taken a liking to my brooch, I've decided to bestow it upon his youngest
00:18:00of kin, his goddaughter Diana. As a token of good faith, may the negotiations produce favorable
00:18:07terms for both parties. And Mr. Cooper, since Diana is now the owner of the brooch, shouldn't she have
00:18:17a seat at the table? Absolutely.
00:18:22Welcome to the big kid's table. Thank you.
00:18:47Mr. Cooper, would you like to dance?
00:19:06Would you?
00:19:07Big event. We're going to make one of the most of you.
00:19:16For sure.
00:19:17Yeah.
00:19:18This is cool.
00:19:19Yeah.
00:19:20It's funny because my grandfather told me to let me know that the deal is off.
00:19:25What?
00:19:26What?
00:19:28I think you heard me.
00:19:31I think you heard me.
00:19:33And on what grounds why?
00:19:36Mrs. Parker, I was going to give the opportunity to bow out of this gracefully.
00:19:41You should take that opportunity instead of embarrassing yourself in front of everyone.
00:19:44Excuse me?
00:19:46I don't understand. This must be some sort of mistake.
00:19:49I mean, is this the way you and your family conduct business? This is so unprofessional.
00:19:53I'm sorry. That was rude. I'm just saying, I don't understand everything. He's been perfect
00:19:59up to this point. So.
00:20:09Elizabeth, if I can help you sign a contract tonight, do you still want a divorce?
00:20:15Wait a minute. Is he behind this? Edward, what's going on?
00:20:21Trust me.
00:20:22Trust you? Why should I trust you?
00:20:25You don't have any other choice. If you say yes, everything will turn out fine and you won't regret it.
00:20:34Fine.
00:20:35As CEO of Pools Group, I would like to join forces with Mr. Cooper's new group, the Queens Group,
00:20:47managed by Ms. Diana, so we can sign a contract on more favorable terms for Ms. Tucker.
00:21:00Let everybody be witness to this historic moment.
00:21:33You're welcome.
00:21:40So did you and her plan this?
00:21:42Who?
00:21:44Well, I mean, the secretary brought it over so soon.
00:21:47You must have been trying to blackmail me.
00:21:49Elizabeth, are you concerned about the contract or about Diana?
00:21:55Don't play tricks on me.
00:21:57You're just mad because I wanted a divorce.
00:22:00And now you're already throwing yourself at other women?
00:22:02Pathetic.
00:22:05To Diana, may our businesses grow and flourishes together.
00:22:13To Diana, may our business grow and flourish together.
00:22:18To Mr. Parker and Mr. Cooper.
00:22:22To my daring sister.
00:22:24Good job, I guess.
00:22:28You're the best one.
00:22:32Oh, Diana, you look gorgeous tonight.
00:22:37I think the last time I saw you was at the bike rally.
00:22:40You look way different from them.
00:22:42Brain and brawn.
00:22:44One of you has taken over the motto GP and the other one has taken over the F1 amateur league.
00:22:49Oh, I think they were doing this simply because of entertainment purposes.
00:22:59Hello?
00:23:00Where are you?
00:23:01I'm waiting for you.
00:23:02I'm sorry, boss.
00:23:03I didn't think you'd be out so soon.
00:23:05Would you like me to come?
00:23:12Shit.
00:23:12Oh, Edward.
00:23:26I'm afraid I don't think you meant to give this to me, did you?
00:23:29You always could read my mind.
00:23:39Can you read mine?
00:23:39Thank you for your help tonight.
00:23:47Sure, of course.
00:23:48I saw you and Mrs. Parker.
00:23:51Is everything okay?
00:23:52I don't want to talk about it.
00:23:56I'm sorry.
00:24:01Edward?
00:24:01Edward?
00:24:01You really shouldn't look at me like that.
00:24:08Like what?
00:24:09You know what I mean.
00:24:12Diana, after all these years, I've really only seen you as a sister in my heart.
00:24:21Is that so?
00:24:22Just a sister?
00:24:26But you just said that I've been in your heart after all these years.
00:24:29It's nice to know that I'm in there somewhere.
00:24:32Because you've always been in mine.
00:24:37You know, I miss when we were children.
00:24:40The old days.
00:24:41So nice.
00:24:42Carefree.
00:24:42Do you remember when we were jumping on the trampoline in the yard?
00:24:45Yes.
00:24:46How you would always jump so high and I had to catch you to save you from breaking your neck.
00:24:54Well, did you ever wonder why I jumped so high?
00:24:58Because you're a daredevil?
00:25:00Well, yes.
00:25:01But also, I knew that if I fell, you'd be there to catch me.
00:25:06Well, I wouldn't call exactly what I did catching.
00:25:15More like you landing on me like I'm your stunt pad.
00:25:19I would always hide how much it hurt, though.
00:25:29Now that I'm back, I'd love to pay my respects on NTD's Memorial Day.
00:25:33If that's okay with you.
00:25:34Yes.
00:25:35I wouldn't like that very much.
00:25:38Thank you, buddy.
00:25:42Of course.
00:25:43You're welcome.
00:25:44That's what buddies are for.
00:25:49Wait, Diana.
00:25:51It's raining outside.
00:25:53Let me drive you home.
00:25:56Okay.
00:26:05Diana.
00:26:18Diana.
00:26:20You didn't get caught in the rain, did you?
00:26:22Oh, no, not at all.
00:26:26Don't worry, Grandfather.
00:26:28I'm just a little tired.
00:26:30I'm going to go upstairs.
00:26:32I'm going to sleep.
00:26:32Good night.
00:26:33Wait a second.
00:26:34Wait a second.
00:26:36Do you care to share, or are you concerned about the generation gap, and I might be a little
00:26:43too old?
00:26:44Oh, of course not, Grandfather.
00:26:46How could you say that?
00:26:48So, where is the gift you were given today?
00:26:54What gift?
00:26:55Oh, I think it's called a brooch.
00:26:57Have you put it away for safekeeping?
00:26:59Why are you so interested in it?
00:27:01Oh, I'm just checking.
00:27:04I do remember you looking at it for a while.
00:27:07Does it mean anything to you?
00:27:11Oh, you know, I think I hear my bed calling me.
00:27:16I'm going to turn it for the night.
00:27:19Oh, Grandfather.
00:27:20I can help you.
00:27:21Oh, sweetheart.
00:27:23I'm perfectly capable of finding my bedroom.
00:27:26Okay.
00:27:27Good night.
00:27:28Good night, sweetie.
00:27:29Boss, I heard that your wife has been running a fever since she returned last night.
00:27:48Mr. Parker, how are you?
00:28:08Do you mind if I come in?
00:28:09Not at all, Mr. Cooper.
00:28:12I am flattered for a personal visit.
00:28:15I was impressed by your attendance at the signing dinner last night.
00:28:20Oh, I am just a student in your presence, Mr. Cooper.
00:28:23Oh, student surpasses the master, inevitably.
00:28:29You know, the world is changing.
00:28:31And old relics like me, we can't keep up.
00:28:35Which is why I am very happy that we are passing the business to young people, like you two.
00:28:46You two?
00:28:48Yes.
00:28:49You and Diana have been playmates since you were very young.
00:28:52And I will be relieved when you take charge of the business together in the future.
00:29:04But one thing I can't quite figure out about you young people.
00:29:08When I saw you pinning the brooch on Diana last night, she was overjoyed.
00:29:16So why did she return it?
00:29:24Well, you should need something to you.
00:29:27Does it mean anything special?
00:29:29No.
00:29:30No.
00:29:32No, actually, you can have it if that's what you came for.
00:29:35Oh, no.
00:29:36No, that's fine.
00:29:37I was just in the area and thought I'd stop in to say hello.
00:29:43Have a good day.
00:29:51Do you think Edward suspects something?
00:29:54And the more he talks, the more I think he's got this figured out.
00:30:00Sir, I think you're overthinking this.
00:30:03He was a young child when his parents died.
00:30:05And after that amount of time, to look back and determine that it was us that tampered with the drinks at the garden party,
00:30:13people just assumed that his parents died because his dad had a heart attack when they were driving home with him.
00:30:19What about his mother's marriage?
00:30:21What if he recognizes him?
00:30:23And if so, why didn't he acknowledge him?
00:30:26He must be thinking that we are connected to the death of his parents.
00:30:30Why else would he be lurking around?
00:30:36Oh, that's why he's been a gardener all these years.
00:30:43Clay, he had everyone fooled.
00:30:46He almost had me fooled.
00:30:47So that's why Mr. Parker has been secretly going back to the garden where we had the banquet.
00:30:54Do you think he's investigating his parents' death?
00:30:57Absolutely.
00:30:58It's all clear to me now.
00:31:00Huh.
00:31:00My only worry is that he, when he figures this out, he connects us.
00:31:11Diana, take this role.
00:31:12Oh.
00:31:15Agreed, I like that.
00:31:16Let's do that again.
00:31:16You know, I did notice at the signing dinner the other night that Mr. Parker had taken a likening to Diana.
00:31:41I noticed the same thing, too.
00:31:44You know, if she becomes family, that'll just make things that much easier.
00:31:51Mrs. Parker was terrible to him.
00:31:56And he was nice to her.
00:32:00He's, uh, he's soft.
00:32:03That's his weakness.
00:32:04I see.
00:32:08So, the closer he gets to Diana, even if he figures the truth out, he'll be too worried about her to come after us.
00:32:22Go get Diana.
00:32:24Right away, sir.
00:32:32You wanted to see me, Grandpa?
00:32:33Yes.
00:32:34How were things going with Mr. Parker?
00:32:37What kind of things?
00:32:39The project or the relationship?
00:32:42Oh, you know, I remember when you were kids.
00:32:45I would always get into trouble and you always covered.
00:32:50I don't remember much about that time.
00:32:53Oh, come on.
00:32:53Your memory's at least as good as mine.
00:32:56And tell me what I wouldn't like to know about.
00:33:00I don't know what you're talking about.
00:33:02Your memory is so much better than mine.
00:33:03No, no, no.
00:33:04Flattery's not going to work this time.
00:33:12Look, I worry about you.
00:33:16Um, my hope is that you can find a husband to take care of you someday.
00:33:24Is something wrong?
00:33:26Mm-hmm.
00:33:30Is something wrong?
00:33:32Miss Diana, I regret to inform you that the doctor sent word that his tumor's growing rapidly.
00:33:39What?
00:33:40Is that true?
00:33:43When were you going to tell me?
00:33:45He didn't want to worry you.
00:33:47Well, I'm worried.
00:33:49And what is this talk about a husband taking care of me?
00:33:52And a grandchild, too.
00:33:54I'm serious.
00:33:55You need to tell me these sort of things.
00:33:58What?
00:33:58My dear, I'm sorry I didn't tell you about the tumor.
00:34:04What did the doctor say?
00:34:06He said that getting it...
00:34:08Worrying about it would only get worse.
00:34:10Well, let's talk about you and your future.
00:34:17So do you really think that Edward would make a good husband for me who would take care of me?
00:34:22I will always respect your choices.
00:34:25But you have to respect my judgment.
00:34:28Of course, Grandpa.
00:34:30I'll find you a good grandson-in-law who will make you proud and you'll be happy with.
00:34:36Okay.
00:34:37Now, it's getting late and you have to go to the company.
00:34:41But remember, given a choice between work and life, you've never heard of paychecks, I love you.
00:34:50Of course, Grandpa.
00:34:59Now you know what you have to do.
00:35:02Yes, I do.
00:35:07Spread the word and let it be known that Mr. Parker is going to be your new grandchild-in-law.
00:35:14I'm going to go.
00:35:36Hi.
00:35:37Yes.
00:35:38I need you to take me to Mr. Parker's company.
00:35:40Here you are.
00:35:46So sick.
00:35:48Yet Mr. Parker doesn't come to visit.
00:35:51I do wonder who he's staying with.
00:35:52Even if he's angry or getting a divorce, he should at least have the decency to pay a visit.
00:35:57Or to his job as your business partner.
00:35:59Can you stop talking about him?
00:36:01I'm fine.
00:36:01I don't need him right now.
00:36:03Just need to focus on the company.
00:36:04What are you doing?
00:36:08No need to just sit here.
00:36:09Go get at the information like I asked.
00:36:11But you're still having a high fever.
00:36:14Get back to work.
00:36:15Did you find something?
00:36:30Do you remember our meeting with the Sloop Company?
00:36:35No.
00:36:35I don't think so.
00:36:37It's so strange.
00:36:38I can't remember either.
00:36:39But whenever we were in crisis, they would always send us money.
00:36:42But in a secretive way.
00:36:43I don't know.
00:36:48Get the car prepared.
00:36:50Where are we going?
00:36:51We have to find this Mr. X.
00:37:00Why are you here?
00:37:05And why are you...
00:37:06Never mind.
00:37:07I need to see the president.
00:37:08Ladies, sure.
00:37:10Do you have an appointment?
00:37:10You don't know who the president of the E-Shine group is?
00:37:14You think she needs an appointment?
00:37:16Is that a joke?
00:37:16I am the president's special assistant.
00:37:20I don't know why you're here, but if you need an appointment, I'd be happy to assist you.
00:37:24Uh, but...
00:37:25Actually, do you know where the ladies' room is at?
00:37:27Miss Diana, didn't you just come here a day ago?
00:37:30Ladies?
00:37:31Please, this way.
00:37:32So, currently working here as an assistant?
00:37:42Did Miss Cooper get you this?
00:37:43What else do I not know about?
00:37:46I met the president at the cocktail event last night, and this is my first day working with him.
00:37:52Hmm, that explains why you were so arrogant last night.
00:37:54You're nothing but a foot soldier, underneath a bigger boss.
00:37:59Seems I underestimated you.
00:38:02Are you okay?
00:38:04Mm-hmm, I'm good.
00:38:05Are you sick?
00:38:06Do you have a fever?
00:38:07I'm good.
00:38:07Don't pretend like you care.
00:38:10Hmm.
00:38:12I can assist you with any discussion you wish to have with my boss.
00:38:16You are far below the level.
00:38:17Look at Mr. X. A stranger is still so caring about my company, while you can't help me at all.
00:38:28When you find out that I'm your Mr. X, we'll see how you'll end up.
00:38:33After I get acquainted with Mr. X, I'll make sure he fires you.
00:38:37I'll let you be complacent for now, but when the time comes, you won't even have time to cry.
00:38:42I'm sorry, but it looks like my boss is swamped with meetings today.
00:38:48You'll have to come back another time.
00:38:52Can you stop with the runaround games?
00:38:54We know you've had a chip on your shoulder since she announced the divorce.
00:38:57Don't forget, just yesterday, you were nothing but an irrelevant gardener.
00:39:02Not available.
00:39:04Well, I spoke with the receptionist, and they said he was in and available.
00:39:07Yes, yes, he is in the building today, however, his schedule is just very full.
00:39:12Well, when is his last meeting?
00:39:15Um, around midnight.
00:39:19How about this?
00:39:21I'll take a message, and then I'll arrange a meeting for you.
00:39:24Can you briefly describe the reason for your visit today?
00:39:27Can you use your ears and listen to what she's saying?
00:39:30You're not someone that can discuss business with us.
00:39:33Who knows if you'd try to misinterpret what we say, or tell your boss at all.
00:39:38Do you really think I'm that type of person, Camilla?
00:39:42Was that not obvious?
00:39:43Well, I think I'll sit and wait.
00:39:55I'll let them know you're here.
00:39:59While we're waiting, can you fetch the files?
00:40:03Bring me a salmon salad and some fever medicine to my office.
00:40:14ASAP.
00:40:27Food's not eaten.
00:40:29Medicine's not taken.
00:40:31How do you...
00:40:31How can I what?
00:40:33How do you expect to be a trustworthy business partner if you don't even care about your health?
00:40:41So are you here to talk about my business now?
00:40:44I'm all ears.
00:40:49Although you won't tell me why you're here, I think I have a guess.
00:40:53Is it because of all the bankrolling due to the E-Shine company during its crises?
00:40:59Am I warm?
00:41:01You're not all that smart?
00:41:08Have you been talking to Camilla?
00:41:09No.
00:41:10No.
00:41:10No.
00:41:10No.
00:41:10No, she hates my guts.
00:41:12And two, I'm in charge of all the bookkeeping here.
00:41:17So I know about that and a whole lot more.
00:41:20Elizabeth, if you were nicer to me, I would have been happy to tell you everything I know about the bank transfers.
00:41:29Okay, well, let's start over, I'll play nice, and you can fill me in on what's going on.
00:41:36First things first, eat the food, I'll tell you a little bit, then if you take the medicine, I'll tell you everything you need to know.
00:41:44Camilla, I asked you to pick up the files.
00:41:50What's taking so long?
00:41:51Hi, Mrs. Parker.
00:41:52I apologize.
00:41:53Do you remember the project that we didn't make last time?
00:41:55Well, we just got the bid.
00:41:57What?
00:41:59Wait, the project that we didn't make last time, we just got the bid?
00:42:05Boss, you decided to make E-Shine ruin the bid?
00:42:08Yes.
00:42:09Yes, otherwise, she won't leave.
00:42:11Now get on it.
00:42:14What?
00:42:15That's amazing.
00:42:16I'm on my way.
00:42:21Did you change your mind about staying?
00:42:23You don't know anything.
00:42:24You're just trying to waste my time, okay?
00:42:26Excuse me.
00:42:27Wait.
00:42:30Take the food and the medicine.
00:42:44Elizabeth.
00:42:58Elizabeth.
00:42:59Elizabeth, stay with me.
00:43:01We're almost there.
00:43:03Be strong.
00:43:05Elizabeth.
00:43:06Elizabeth?
00:44:06Don't worry. The doctor said there's no major damage. You'll see her later. She'll explain everything.
00:44:12Lucky lady. Your rich, handsome boyfriend came in every day with a new batch. Rich boyfriend?
00:44:25Don't be shy. It's nice to see men like him being romantic. A new batch of flowers, checking on you, being so sweet.
00:44:35No, he's just a gardener. He probably handpicked them himself.
00:44:40A gardener? Hmm. Well, if you don't want him, I'll take him.
00:44:45You have added...
00:44:47He didn't come in today.
00:44:49Oh, Mrs. Parker, you're awake.
00:44:57The president is very worried about you and told us to choose the most beautiful white roses.
00:45:03We hoped that you would wake up surrounded by the most fragrant flowers.
00:45:07President?
00:45:08Yes. The president of Sloop Group daily picks the flowers for you.
00:45:14Oh, well, thank you.
00:45:17How quaint.
00:45:19White rose flowers are the best.
00:45:21My mother used to always say they mean,
00:45:24I am good enough.
00:45:30I'm good enough.
00:45:31Okay. We've got to get to sleep group.
00:45:43You need rest.
00:45:46I'm fine.
00:45:47We have unfinished business.
00:45:49Let's go.
00:45:55So, we have seen a 40% increase since last quarter,
00:45:59and that does translate into your holiday bonuses this year.
00:46:03We have...
00:46:04400...
00:46:061,000.
00:46:07Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Right now. Stand up right now.
00:46:10Even though, ladies, how can I help you?
00:46:12I need to see the president right now.
00:46:14Does that mean that?
00:46:14Edward?
00:46:16What?
00:46:18Elizabeth!
00:46:19You're out of the hospital. It is so good to see you.
00:46:22I miss you so much.
00:46:23Oh, please.
00:46:24What did the nurse tell you?
00:46:26Stop pretending like you care about her!
00:46:29I...
00:46:29I was there every day. I would have seen you.
00:46:32What?
00:46:33Don't think I forgot about our divorce.
00:46:36Elizabeth.
00:46:37Look, I'm really busy today.
00:46:38Is your boss here, or does he have meetings?
00:46:41Did you...
00:46:42forget about our agreement?
00:46:44What agreement?
00:46:45At the signing dinner.
00:46:46You...
00:46:46You agreed that if I helped you get a contract,
00:46:49you would reconsider the divorce.
00:46:50Are you...
00:46:51Are you breaking that agreement?
00:46:52Okay, well, Miss Cooper is a part of that agreement, too.
00:46:55And to be honest, I don't think you're trying to be helpful.
00:46:58I think you're just trying to use me because I'm close to them.
00:47:01You...
00:47:01I have it figured out, Edward.
00:47:03Okay?
00:47:04That's why he was kissing up to you all night.
00:47:06For the introduction of his...
00:47:07Godson or whatever?
00:47:09When did you hear that?
00:47:10How sad.
00:47:12Trying to make a career out of marrying into wealthy families.
00:47:15Maybe we should give Miss Cooper the project.
00:47:17It could be a little wedding gift.
00:47:18The big project?
00:47:20I've been working on him for three months.
00:47:22It's okay.
00:47:23It's good.
00:47:24We're on to bigger and better things.
00:47:26Elizabeth, you're going to trade everything you've worked so hard for for your career?
00:47:32You didn't even meet Mr. X, this mystery manager.
00:47:36You're acting like you're in love with him.
00:47:38That's what you're trading, Elizabeth.
00:47:41Business for some unknown love.
00:47:43Don't you dare try to talk to me about love.
00:47:46What?
00:47:46Was it love when you left me out in the rain and went home with Diana?
00:47:49Or was it love when you didn't come see me at the hospital?
00:47:54I'm done.
00:47:54Camilla, let's go.
00:47:56You didn't want to meet with the Slough President?
00:47:58Not like this.
00:48:01Look at what you did.
00:48:06I am going to go into my office
00:48:09and spend some time alone.
00:48:11Move on to the meeting until tomorrow.
00:48:13Guard the door.
00:48:21I don't want to be disturbed right now.
00:48:22Not even by me?
00:48:28Diana.
00:48:30Sorry, I didn't expect you.
00:48:32What are you doing here?
00:48:36Edward, what's on your mind?
00:48:37You know, when we were younger,
00:48:42I would always sing you this song when you were upset.
00:48:46And no matter if you'd fallen over or lost to Tori,
00:48:50it would make you laugh within ten seconds.
00:48:53Would you like me to sing it to you again?
00:48:56We're not kids anymore.
00:48:58But when I'd make you laugh,
00:49:03you'd give me a big hug.
00:49:04Do you want to give me one hug?
00:49:07Diana, you're a good woman,
00:49:08but I just don't want you to misread
00:49:11the things that are between us.
00:49:16Is it so difficult for you to see me
00:49:17as more than your buddy?
00:49:19I'm sorry.
00:49:21I just have a lot on my mind right now.
00:49:23Like Elizabeth.
00:49:30What's so funny?
00:49:33It's just my grandfather.
00:49:34He, you know,
00:49:37he's been the closest one to me
00:49:38since my parents passed,
00:49:39and he always thought that you and I
00:49:41would end up together.
00:49:42Maybe because, you know,
00:49:44both of our parents passed away.
00:49:45Do not bring up my parents.
00:49:49I'm sorry.
00:49:50I didn't mean to bring that up.
00:49:53How, how is he?
00:49:56His tumor is increasing rapidly,
00:49:59and I think he's going to die.
00:50:04I just feel so bad
00:50:05because I didn't take care of him
00:50:06as much as I should have,
00:50:08and he's right.
00:50:12Family is the most important thing.
00:50:16Diana,
00:50:16you let bad people manipulate you
00:50:20into doing what they want.
00:50:21Your grandfather knows nothing
00:50:24about family.
00:50:26He knows nothing
00:50:27about what it feels like
00:50:28to grow up without
00:50:29the people you love most.
00:50:35I'm, I'm sorry.
00:50:36I just had a huge
00:50:38fight with Elizabeth.
00:50:39I didn't mean to take it out on you
00:50:41when you don't know what's going on.
00:50:43I don't know what's going on.
00:50:43I don't know what's going on.
00:50:43I don't know what's going on.
00:50:44I don't know what's going on.
00:50:45I actually saw it all.
00:50:51I'm so sorry
00:50:52that she misunderstood
00:50:53our relationship.
00:50:56It really is my fault.
00:50:57I should be apologizing.
00:51:00You've been having a hard time.
00:51:02Diana,
00:51:03sometimes it feels like
00:51:04you're the only one
00:51:05who understands me.
00:51:09If you say so,
00:51:11I know how you feel about her.
00:51:15I won't make things
00:51:15difficult on you.
00:51:18But you said
00:51:19that my grandfather
00:51:20didn't know about family.
00:51:21What did you mean by that?
00:51:22Nothing.
00:51:24Nothing.
00:51:24I was frustrated.
00:51:26I, I'm, I'm,
00:51:27I'm sorry.
00:51:30Well, it seems like
00:51:32you want to be left at home,
00:51:33so I guess,
00:51:35I guess I'll leave.
00:51:35And if you want to
00:51:42make it up to me,
00:51:43you know,
00:51:44like,
00:51:45for lunch,
00:51:46it'll be your treat.
00:51:48Yeah.
00:51:49You got it.
00:51:55Oh,
00:51:56there's no need
00:51:57to be nervous.
00:51:58Diana went to visit
00:51:59Edward at the office.
00:52:01I spoke into the driver.
00:52:04The driver is going
00:52:05to call me.
00:52:06We'll have plenty of time
00:52:08to move upstairs
00:52:09and we can pretend
00:52:11to be sick.
00:52:12Of course, sir.
00:52:16You're looking very well,
00:52:18grandfather.
00:52:19I spoke to the doctors
00:52:21and they said
00:52:23there's no tumor.
00:52:24Miss Diana,
00:52:25your grandfather's had
00:52:26a bit of good health
00:52:28recently.
00:52:29Save it.
00:52:30How can you lie
00:52:31to me like this?
00:52:32Miss,
00:52:33it can be explained.
00:52:35I was speaking
00:52:36to my grandfather.
00:52:37Diana,
00:52:38he's an elder.
00:52:39For some respect.
00:52:40Why the charade?
00:52:42And don't you understand
00:52:43that he does this
00:52:44for the sake
00:52:45of your happiness?
00:52:46For the sake
00:52:47of my happiness?
00:52:50Yes,
00:52:51of course.
00:52:53And how is this
00:52:54for me,
00:52:54huh?
00:52:57He just wants you
00:52:58to know that he's
00:52:59not going to be here
00:53:00for a long time.
00:53:03He just wants you
00:53:04to live your life
00:53:05and have a happy family
00:53:07like you didn't have
00:53:08because of the loss
00:53:09of your parents.
00:53:10Oh, so you guilt me
00:53:12into pushing myself
00:53:13on Edward.
00:53:15Are we just two little
00:53:16sad orphans
00:53:18that you feel the need
00:53:19to manipulate?
00:53:22Are we just that
00:53:23desperate?
00:53:23Stop with the lies.
00:53:27You guys can
00:53:27stop pretending.
00:53:28Edward told me
00:53:29everything about his family.
00:53:30Mr. Parker
00:53:41must have misunderstood me.
00:53:45Please,
00:53:45don't listen to anything
00:53:47that he told you.
00:53:49Our intentions
00:53:50were just to make
00:53:50his parents feel
00:53:51a little uncomfortable
00:53:52and stay at the manor
00:53:54longer.
00:53:56This would have given
00:53:57your granddad
00:53:58more time
00:53:58to persuade
00:54:00his parents
00:54:00to sign.
00:54:04I got nervous
00:54:05and
00:54:06I gave the wrong dose.
00:54:11I didn't know
00:54:12it was going to cause
00:54:13his dad to have
00:54:13a heart attack.
00:54:15Look,
00:54:15your grandfather
00:54:16had nothing to do
00:54:17with this.
00:54:19If you want
00:54:20to blame someone,
00:54:23blame me.
00:54:25thank you for
00:54:51inviting us,
00:54:51Mr. Cooper.
00:54:52that brooch,
00:55:21it belonged to
00:55:22Edward's mother.
00:55:23I recognize it all now.
00:55:28No.
00:55:31No.
00:55:33This can't be true.
00:55:35Diana.
00:55:36I understand it
00:55:37all now.
00:55:39I couldn't let you
00:55:40go before.
00:55:44You insisted
00:55:45on sending me
00:55:46abroad for school.
00:55:47I reminded you
00:55:51of Edward.
00:55:53So you wanted
00:55:55to keep
00:55:55your distance.
00:56:00Now I'm back
00:56:01and you're
00:56:01kind to me.
00:56:04But it was because
00:56:05you wanted me
00:56:05to help you
00:56:06get Edward
00:56:08off your back.
00:56:10So he wouldn't
00:56:12learn the truth
00:56:12and come after you.
00:56:14Diana.
00:56:14No more lies.
00:56:36Diana.
00:56:38Diana.
00:56:40Diana.
00:56:40I've just
00:56:41wanted to send out.
00:56:42Edward, listen to me.
00:56:42My grandfather.
00:56:44He didn't mean
00:56:45to kill your parents.
00:56:47It was an accident.
00:56:49His butler.
00:56:51He gave him
00:56:52an extra dose
00:56:53of some sort
00:56:54of drug
00:56:54that somehow
00:56:55gave him
00:56:56a heart attack.
00:56:58And that's
00:56:59what really
00:56:59killed them.
00:57:01Their murderers.
00:57:03I'm so sorry.
00:57:04I didn't know
00:57:05that you were
00:57:05thinking about this
00:57:06the whole time.
00:57:08What did you
00:57:08just say?
00:57:11Wait.
00:57:13Why are you
00:57:14here?
00:57:15Diana, I
00:57:16came here
00:57:17to apologize
00:57:18to you
00:57:18for how I
00:57:19treated you
00:57:19earlier
00:57:20but now
00:57:21I know
00:57:21that my
00:57:22suspicions
00:57:22about what
00:57:23happened
00:57:23to my parents
00:57:23are correct
00:57:24so thank
00:57:24you, Diana.
00:57:25Wait, wait, wait.
00:57:26Listen to me.
00:57:27Listen to me.
00:57:28Let's just talk
00:57:29about this, okay?
00:57:31I didn't know
00:57:31that you didn't
00:57:32know about this.
00:57:33I'm sorry.
00:57:34You don't want
00:57:35to make this
00:57:35mistake right now.
00:57:36It would ruin
00:57:36your life.
00:57:39He's just
00:57:40an old
00:57:41crazy
00:57:42evil man.
00:57:44I'm sorry.
00:57:46Please.
00:57:47He would win
00:57:48if you let him
00:57:49if you hurt him
00:57:50like this.
00:57:51Just think about it.
00:57:52You can hurt him
00:57:52in any other way.
00:58:06the brooch
00:58:07I found
00:58:08had my mother's
00:58:10hair all
00:58:10tangled in it
00:58:11and I was
00:58:12thinking,
00:58:12no, no, no.
00:58:13My mother
00:58:14never, never
00:58:15lets her hair
00:58:16get tangled
00:58:16in the brooch
00:58:17because they
00:58:18must have
00:58:19fallen off
00:58:19during a stroll.
00:58:21So she
00:58:22couldn't have died
00:58:22in the car accident.
00:58:25She couldn't have
00:58:26died in the car accident.
00:58:27It must have
00:58:27been connected
00:58:28to the last
00:58:29place
00:58:30that they were.
00:58:31the garden
00:58:33on your
00:58:35grandfather's turf.
00:58:36That's why
00:58:37I found the brooch
00:58:38of my mother's
00:58:39hair all
00:58:39together.
00:58:41Diana,
00:58:42thank you
00:58:43for confirming
00:58:44my suspicions
00:58:45that I couldn't
00:58:46believe before.
00:58:47You're an angel.
00:58:48Why are you here?
00:58:53Why are you here?
00:58:54Mrs. Parker,
00:58:58I suggest you
00:58:59seriously consider
00:59:01my proposal.
00:59:02Well, now I see
00:59:03how you get
00:59:04your reputation.
00:59:05I'm flattered.
00:59:07Edward,
00:59:08that boy
00:59:09pretended to be
00:59:10a gardener
00:59:11for three whole years.
00:59:13Fooled everybody.
00:59:17That is a
00:59:18committed rival.
00:59:19Now,
00:59:20even Achilles
00:59:20had a weakness.
00:59:24Are you threatening me?
00:59:25How is that a threat?
00:59:27I give you a choice.
00:59:29Either
00:59:30I report you
00:59:32for illegal trading
00:59:34or we
00:59:34cooperate.
00:59:36No.
00:59:36We both know
00:59:37that deal was legal.
00:59:39I don't need
00:59:40strong evidence
00:59:41to destroy
00:59:42your reputation.
00:59:44Think about
00:59:45the unfavorable
00:59:46publicity
00:59:47for Eshine.
00:59:49And
00:59:49is your board
00:59:50willing to be
00:59:51patient that long?
00:59:53even if it takes
00:59:54you a year
00:59:55and a half
00:59:56to prove
00:59:56your innocence.
00:59:58Oh.
00:59:59I'll talk to Edward.
01:00:00Whether he'll
01:00:00listen to me or not,
01:00:01I can't guarantee that.
01:00:02Well,
01:00:03good luck,
01:00:04Edward.
01:00:05Have a good look.
01:00:06Sir,
01:00:18how can you be so sure
01:00:21that she can get
01:00:22through to Edward?
01:00:23I watched him
01:00:24the night
01:00:25of the banquet
01:00:26and
01:00:27she was very hard
01:00:28on him
01:00:29and yet
01:00:29he helped her.
01:00:30she
01:00:33is his
01:00:34Achilles heel.
01:00:40I heard about
01:00:41your parents.
01:00:42I'm so sorry.
01:00:44So,
01:00:45you know,
01:00:45the whole story,
01:00:47what exactly
01:00:48did that
01:00:49old man
01:00:50tell you?
01:00:51I don't have
01:00:51a choice.
01:00:53Okay,
01:00:53if I don't do
01:00:54what they say,
01:00:55they're going to
01:00:55report me
01:00:55for illegal
01:00:56money laundering.
01:00:57Cooper,
01:01:00you old man!
01:01:01Get out here
01:01:02and face me!
01:01:04Come on,
01:01:05you...
01:01:05you coward!
01:01:08Isn't this easier?
01:01:09Facing me
01:01:10instead of going
01:01:11through the people
01:01:11I love?
01:01:12What are you
01:01:13talking about?
01:01:15You only know
01:01:16one page
01:01:17of the whole book,
01:01:19old man.
01:01:20The money transfer
01:01:21you're talking about.
01:01:23It's under the name
01:01:24Sloop Group,
01:01:26isn't it?
01:01:26You know that, too?
01:01:29Edward,
01:01:29you cannot get
01:01:30your boss
01:01:30involved into this.
01:01:31Elizabeth,
01:01:31it's fine!
01:01:34There is no need
01:01:36to make this
01:01:36so complicated
01:01:37if you just
01:01:38let the past go.
01:01:42I don't have
01:01:43to report your wife.
01:01:45Otherwise,
01:01:47she,
01:01:48her company,
01:01:49is likely
01:01:50to go bankrupt
01:01:51and she
01:01:52may spend
01:01:53the rest
01:01:54of her days
01:01:55in jail.
01:01:56He'll play
01:01:57tricks on us.
01:01:58Okay,
01:01:58I will be
01:01:59falsely accused
01:02:00before you get
01:02:00your boss
01:02:01involved into this.
01:02:02agent Adams.
01:02:12Thanks for coming
01:02:13so soon.
01:02:14The culprit
01:02:15in your money laundering
01:02:16scheme is
01:02:17right here
01:02:18in front of you.
01:02:19Mrs. Parker,
01:02:20we're going to need
01:02:21you to come with us.
01:02:22We have some questions
01:02:23for you about
01:02:24your business cash flow.
01:02:25I'm not saying anything
01:02:26until I have a lawyer present.
01:02:28Wait.
01:02:28The person
01:02:31you're really looking
01:02:33for
01:02:33is me.
01:02:35No.
01:02:36I am the founder
01:02:37and CEO
01:02:38of Sloop Group.
01:02:42Elizabeth had nothing
01:02:43to do with
01:02:43the money transfers.
01:02:50Agent Adams.
01:02:52Good father,
01:03:05how could you?
01:03:11Good job,
01:03:12gentlemen.
01:03:13That old box?
01:03:15Wait.
01:03:15Wait.
01:03:15Wait.
01:03:22Go ahead.
01:03:24.
01:03:33Bye.
01:03:34.
01:03:35What aMac?
01:03:36Come?
01:03:36.
01:03:37.
01:03:39.
01:03:39.
01:03:39.
01:03:40.
01:03:41.
01:03:41.
01:03:43.
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