Windfall s01e05 Episode Script
Money Changers
Previously on Windfall.
I'm trying, but it's not going away.
- We could be together whenever.
- Are you talking about an affair? We got to get up early.
We're fishing at dawn.
- Now come on, listen - I don't know.
What's the big deal? You lied to your wife already.
Come on, honey.
- Hey! - Just take him, okay? - He's not mine.
- I know! Just take him anyway! - What am I doing here? - Surprise.
How are you? How's NYC? Where are you staying? My mother just bought this apartment.
She totally lied to me about why we're here.
I'm stuck here alone.
Wow.
Wait a minute, how did you get here? Short plane trip, long cab ride.
I can't.
I'm not ready.
I'm sorry.
I should go.
I like you.
- Where's Zoe? - I don't have her.
You said that he'd have her.
What are we supposed to do now? The unaccounted-for dollar is mine.
I play all the time.
I even have a witness who saw me put it in.
Here you go.
I made these mimosas.
What's your phone number? Dad, it's me.
I'm coming home.
You don't have to pick me up.
If the key's still under the mat, I'll see you later.
I left the key outside.
Stay here.
Sorry, you can't go inside.
But my father lives here.
- Who's your father, honey? - Eric McMahon.
- Dad! - What happened? Frankie, Frankie, Frkie, you shouldn't be here.
I shot someone, baby.
I shot somebody.
Sunny Sunny, I'm sorry.
- Is she going to be okay? - Hey, get him away from her.
- Is she going to be okay?! - Put cuffs on him if you have to.
Wait! Wait! Frankie, Frankie! Yeah.
On a charger, my cell phone.
My lawyer's number, okay, call him, baby.
Call him.
Okay.
Ellen, Ellen, this is my daughter, Frankie.
I can't deal with her right now; help her.
I don't even know where my car keys are.
You have no shoes on, and your shirt's inside out.
Look what the police did to my sister's apartment.
They needed samples, I guess, for evidence.
And they don't even have to fix it? They can't find her, they can't do anything, but they're allowed to come in here and just ruin her home? Tally, what are we doing here? I mean, what are you doing here? Are you gonna stick around? Because if you are, you should probably find a place to stay.
I mean, you could stay with me if you need to.
I need to wait here.
Not that I think she's gonna come back any second, but she might.
Yeah.
It's possible.
What can I do? I mean, tell me, I'll do anything you need.
Just find her.
- I already tried.
- Try harder.
To the police, she's just some girl, but to you, she meant something.
- Didn't she? - Yes.
Then don't give up on her.
Please, Sean.
Find my sister.
I hope this is okay.
If I'd known the house tour was going to turn into lunch, - I'd have gone food shopping.
- Or bought furniture.
No, really, it took almost as long for us to decorate our house as it took Dave make partner.
Which is why I had to make partner.
See, honey, one was supposed to happen before the other.
So did you hear back from New York about the bike business? No.
I'm gonna go with a small investment bank firm.
Nina, this grouper is amazing.
Peter caught it in Mexico.
Have you ever gone on one of those famous fishing trips? No.
I would if they'd stay at a different hotel.
There's no television, no phones I mean, how do you call for room service? No phones? We talked every day.
On my cell.
- No, Peter, I called you - Yeah, on my cell, honey.
Remember? So how come your phone didn't work at 1:00 in the morning? Different carrier.
Well, that was awkward.
How did you know to cover for him? Can we just drop it? Did you see him with someone? No.
Is it a girlfriend he keeps down there? No.
She was a professional, someone they flew in from Las Vegas.
A prostitute? I didn't do anything, if that's what you're asking me.
I didn't think to ask.
Why didn't you tell me? I need this guy.
Those investment bankers are not taking me seriously, and he's hooking me up with high rollers.
So what is this, one hand washing the other? Maybe we don't want to get our hands wet in his dirty water.
So this lady, Ellen, is telling me that she's heard so much about me, and I'm thinking "Really? Because I haven't heard anything about you.
" But there's her bra on the floor of my father's living room.
Wait, so she wasn't the one who got shot.
- No, that was Sunny.
- Right.
She was naked.
At least that's what the cops said.
I heard them joking about it.
I'm sorry.
Thanks.
I'm just so tired.
I Can we go to your hotel room and go to sleep? Um I mean just sleep, would that be okay? Uh, yeah, it would, but, um But what, the, um the no-sex thing? - I mean, is that - No, no, no Is that really gonna bother you? No, it's not that, really.
It's, um I kind of had this whole day, uh, booked you know, planned.
Um it's just impossible, that's all.
Doing what? You know guy stuff.
A lot of guy stuff.
That was I mean it was, right? - Mm-hmm.
- Yeah.
Good.
Hey, so what number am I? 'Cause I'm number two and Freddie's one? Freddie No.
First of all, it's Frankie, and we're not I mean, that's not really what I meant, but You mean how good? Number one to ten? No, no.
That would be awful.
I meant, um I meant the number of guys.
You know, 'cause you're older than me, so I I was just curious, but if you don't want to say Do you? You watch a lot of TV.
You play a lot of video games.
You really find it that entertaining? No.
I'm learning English.
Well, how many languages have you learned from watching TV? Japanese is hard with characters.
But not counting Japanese: five.
I'm a P.
I.
, not a forensic accountant.
Okay, but just, look, all right.
Zoe and this lawyer Park stashed millions in offshore accounts.
There's got to be a trail.
I don't think the cops have even looked at that angle yet.
And this surprises you, cops not chasing down a lead? I'm not saying there's anything there, I just Look, I don't know what happened to her, okay? But I do know it's not good.
Either way, her sister needs to know.
You don't want to leave the stone unturned, and you shouldn't.
But you need to know it won't be cheap.
I charge a hundred an hour for any legwork and $60 for time on the computer.
Yeah, yeah, look.
I don't care, all right? I do not care.
Whatever it costs is fine.
And don't be pissed, it's standard procedure but after you called, I ran your credit.
It's not a pretty picture.
Like I said, I thought I was coming into money.
And like I said, it's a hundred an hour.
Look, I have work lined up, okay? I do, I will pay you.
Are you going to help me or not? I need to know where Zoe is.
I'll see what I can do.
Thanks.
James, my man, you got to take it easy.
Hey, when you're done, I want you to take a look at these new listings the realtor sent.
There's this gorgeous contemporary, but it's not good for kids.
- It's like trying to dress a monkey.
- I still love this old colonial.
Uh-huh, well, Beth, I'll take a look at it later.
- I'd rather you look at it now.
- No, no, no, no, I got him.
I've had the website flagged for three days.
Come on.
And what's wrong with this house? We won the lottery, Cameron, and we're still renting.
Yeah.
Besides, I don't want to move when I'm pregnant.
Too much stress.
All right.
Elisa what are you doing here? Rehab sucks.
I knew that going in.
I guess what I mean is I I suck at rehab.
Beth do you think he's warm enough in this? Oh, my sweet baby.
Oh, I missed you so much.
Come here.
Hello Hello Shh.
I think he's asleep.
We're about an hour ahead of his nap time.
He's just relaxed with his mama.
You have him sleeping in here? It seems to help.
He was a little beyond that developmentally.
Elisa, I left a message for you caseworker.
Yeah, I called her when I got kicked out of rehab.
She's, uh, trying to get me into another program.
- What happened? - My boyfriend visited and I used.
You have to get away from him.
You think? So what are you going to do until you get into another program? After his nap, I was going to take him home.
- Elisa, you can't do that.
- I can, actually.
My sister flew in, and she's staying with me.
She's got temporary custody of him till I get clean.
I thought you didn't have any family.
Well, I don't when I'm using.
They made that very clear.
Damn, just when I'm getting him to sleep.
- I'll get it.
- No, I'll go.
It's probably the Social Service lady.
I figured you'd want to talk to her, make sure I'm not lying.
Wait a minute.
I don't understand.
You asked us to take care of your child.
And we did, as you barged your way into our lives, blackmailing us.
Yeah, I'm really sorry about that.
You want to hold him for a sec while I get his stuff? Hello? No, he's not here.
I'm his wife.
Can I help you? Yes, I know a Sunny Van Hattem.
She told you what? Oh, here we go.
Sunny, you have a visitor.
What are you doing here? Well, the hospital called and said that you gave them Peter's name as a contact.
- I did? - Mm-hmm.
Peter Peter like your husband? Yes.
Can you stop? I can't It must be the stupid pain medication.
It makes me nauseous and apparently delusional.
I really gave 'em Peter's number? Well, he wasn't home, so, um, if there's anything that I can do to help.
Yes.
You can get me out of here.
Well, Sunny, you were shot.
You can't just walk out of here.
Well, my cousin went to the hospital for an appendectomy and wound up dead.
I'm sorry.
She had sepsis and This place is crawling with germs.
All right, I'm calling the doctor.
You do that.
Hey, could you get me some clothes, please? Nurse, can you tell her she can't leave? While you're at it, why don't you tell her how you can't find a vein with a shovel.
We can't force her to stay, but we do ve a release process.
Bill me.
I'm a millionaire.
Jerry, please leave-- what's the word-- um, soccer.
American football is like gorillas fighting.
Like your accent.
Where you from? Russia.
Business or pleasure? -Or both? - What? Look, the accent's a turn-on, but don't let it kill the deal.
I'm asking you a simple question.
You working or aren't you? - You think I'm a prostitute? - Easy, easy.
Get away from me, dirty man.
What's going on? This man, he say I'm a prostitute.
You get the hell away from my wife.
Your wife? I'm sorry.
My, my bad.
It was an honest mistake.
Jerry, I want this guy out of here.
No, need, no need, brother.
I'm gone.
Are you okay? Look, forget it.
He's just an idiot.
Not only him.
It happens many times, Damien.
What? They see me there sitting at bar.
No job, no family, no man.
What should they think, huh? Why give respect? I'll take care of this right now.
So this woman, Ellen, whom your father just handed you over to without calling me I told him not to call you, okay? I said I was fine.
With a total stranger? She could be as unstable as he is.
Dad's not unstable.
Don't let him hear you saying that if he's pleading temporary insanity.
The police aren't even pressing charges, okay? It was an accident.
It wasn't, Frankie.
He panicked because this town isn't safe because lottery winners are being targeted.
Which is why we are moving to New York permanently.
What? No, I'm not going.
Sweetheart, I'm sorry.
But this is not yours to decide.
You're a child Well, Dad's an adult, and you gave him shared custody.
- He'll never agree to it.
- Frankie, he already has.
You work here? I thought this was your home address.
Oh, yeah, it's, you know, it's kinda both till, uh, till the rent's paid off.
Look, I might have found something.
I ran your friend's social, got some account numbers and traced 'em for recent activity.
Okay.
Someone used her MasterCard three days ago outside of Santa Fe.
Are you sure it was three days ago? That's, that's three and a half weeks after she disappeared.
Maybe it doesn't mean anything.
Numbers get sold and cloned, but it is from an existing account, not a new one somebody opened up in her name.
Or maybe whoever took her's in Santa Fe.
Maybe she's there, too, right? Maybe, but it's going to cost me to get there and find out.
Airfare and travel expenses, it comes to about three grand.
I'll get you the cash, okay? Just book your trip.
I don't want you selling your blood to pay for what might be a goose chase.
Let me worry about that, okay? Just book your trip.
Book it.
I'm sorry.
I couldn't get anything back.
The police kept it all for evidence, so Not even my coat? God, that was brand-new cashmere.
You know the bullet just missed my liver? Bastard Eric should fry for this.
The news said it was an accident, Sunny.
Whatever.
Here.
I couldn't get through to anyone.
Look, Outpatient Care is sending a nurse to your house, and I got you some meds from the pharmacy.
I sent my mother on a cruise.
I don't want her to know what happened to me.
She should know that you were hurt.
Well, she shouldn't know how.
God, what an idiot I was.
Just take me home.
Okay.
Who's going to take care of you? - Sunny.
- What? You can't be alone.
Don't you have any other family, friends who can be with you? The home nurse will be there soon.
That's not the same.
No, it's not.
We have a half a dozen bedrooms, but no extra beds.
I hope you're okay here.
Oh, are you kidding me? With a little bit of morphine and these two fabulous nurses, never better.
This is the get-well dog and the get-well rabbit and the get-well hamster.
Can you get him some morphine, too? Girls.
Tomorrow night, can you sleep in our room? Um, Sunny won't be staying with us that long.
Let's go downstairs.
How's it going? Got the message from the hospital after they called here.
Apparently, you two have patched things up.
We did a good thing, Cameron.
Yeah.
You try to help somebody out, that's what the money should be for, right? It's her baby.
We need to let go, move on with our lives.
Have a baby of our own.
Beth, I just need a second to feel bad about James and think about what might happen to him if Elisa doesn't stay clean.
No amount of money can control that.
Anthis month we have 12 to 24 hours if we want to get pregnant.
From now? It's just a window.
I've been keeping an ovulation calendar.
I don't deserve you making me feel better about this.
I did agree to let you move, Frankie, but I had no choice.
But you're my father-- you have rights.
If she won't listen to you, go to court.
I've had enough of lawyers for one week.
Not that I wouldn't fight for you, but because of the shooting, I can't win.
But they're not charging you.
Your mother would make a meal of this.
She would say I'm an unfit parent with an unstable home life.
You know, she's the one who's dragging me away from you, - my school, my friends.
- It's the money.
It's tearing us apart bit by bit.
Well, maybe if you let go of the winnings and let Mom have them, she'd stop trying to take things from you.
Things like me.
Oh, Frankie, I would give everything I have to keep you in my life.
- Will you tell her that? - It won't make a difference.
She's got a team of lawyers and millions to pay 'em.
I can't win, Frankie.
Hey, I got your message-- you sounded all pumped.
Yeah, yeah, come in, come in.
Now, this might not mean anything, but I hired a P.
I.
, and it looks like he found a lead.
What kind of lead? Well, we're not gonna know until he tracks it down, but I gave him money to do that, and he said he's gonna call my cell as soon as he finds out.
Sean, what lead? He found activity on Zoe's credit card.
All right, somebody in Santa Fe used it three days ago.
- Three days ago, Tally.
- Which credit card? Uh, it was a gold card, but it was hers, you know-- the account is definitely one she had.
- I canceled that card.
- What are you First thing, as soon as I got to town.
Are are you sure? Positive.
I canceled all of them, and the cops yelled at me, because they said credit cards were like a LoJack for missing people, like a homing signal.
- Son of a bitch.
- Sean? That P.
I.
lied to me.
- Call the cops, Tracy.
- You lied to me.
You'd sell your soul for $3,000.
Did you find anything?! Huh? Did you even look? There's nothing to find-- no leads, no trace of her.
Don't give me that! A lottery winner goes missing, it's a big case.
The police did their job.
The trail is dead.
You want my opinion? So is she.
Oh, my God! So, what do you want to eat? Because I am starved.
I'm too excited to eat.
I love my wedding ring.
- Damien? - Hey, Kimberly.
- Yeah, hi.
- Hi.
- Do you stay here, too? - Yeah, yeah.
It's nice, right? Yeah, it yeah, it is.
You're Galina.
Yes.
Hi.
You know, I saw you down at the spa the other day, and I recognized you from Nina and Peter's meetings.
Right, yeah.
Wow.
Is that a Oh, what a beautiful ring.
Yes.
Damien just buy it for me.
He's sweet, no? Yeah, he's sweet.
The diamond is real, ah? I'm really married.
I see that.
Yes.
- Yeah.
Congratulations.
- Thank you.
Okay.
Well, I'm gonna go.
It was good to good to see you.
You, too.
'Kay.
- See? She believe, ah? - Listen, the the ring is actually for the guys so they won't hit on you.
Um, ring on, you're married, they'll leave you alone; ring off, you're available.
Yeah? Well, which you want, ring on, ring off? Me with other men? Me without? Well, I'm not sure if it's any of my business.
Because you're a business husband.
We marry just for money, no? Then what business do we do in bed? Because if that is part of job, I am prostitute.
To me is not job.
- Hey, neighbor.
- Hey.
I love that you're keeping the pool open all year.
Then again, you can afford it.
Big on the smokes, huh? I am when there's reason to celebrate.
They travel easier than champagne.
Did a kick-ass tour of the factory, my friend.
Two out of the five investors want in.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
Wow, that's incredible.
Hey, Nina! Nina, come out here! So, um, how much are they in for? Well, we only talked preliminary numbers.
Eliassen's still on the fence, which sucks because he's got the deepest pockets.
My advice, throw a little party, thank the investors, wine and dine the holdouts.
Sweetie, what's going on? Oh, hey, honey, listen, um, we're almost there with the investors on the bike venture.
Oh, that's great.
How would you feel about helping me throw a little party? Oh You know, I'm sorry, I worked out this paging system with Sunny.
Who's Sunny? Oh, she's staying with us-- she's one of the lottery winners.
Arguably.
Let me see what she needs-- but yeah, a party sounds great.
Cool.
I'll have someone in my office draw up preliminary deal agreements.
Oh, no, Dave, I couldn't ask you to do that.
We'll work something out-- look, I don't want to pressure you with fees, so if this is something you want to continue, we can work out a percentage deal.
It's not a problem.
You mean, you would own part of the company? Hey, I'm happy to back away.
But these guys know me, they trust me.
Yeah, it's just, you know, you and the investors, it seems like I'll barely own 50% of the company, maybe lose control of It's a little more complicated than that, but Honey? Could I talk to you for a second? It's important.
Stick around.
Excuse us.
How did Park get a piece of this bicycle business? He's a criminal lawyer.
Well, it's his connections who are getting it going.
Look, Nina, if I went with an investment bank, they'd want a cut, too.
What about Cameron? I mean, has he said for sure that he's not interested? I don't know about Cameron and what his plans are with the money, do you? No.
Look, Park cheats on his wife, you hate that.
I get it.
But in the business world, he believes in me.
I wish you could do a little more of the same.
Mom? I need to talk to you.
Uh, excuse me.
Sweetheart, what's wrong? What are you doing here? I'm not going to New York, I'm not gonna let you use this money to bully people and buy new friends and boyfriends Okay, okay, wait, wait, sweetheart, calm down.
Dad doesn't care about the money.
Did you know that? You've put him through so much hell, he doesn't even care about millions.
- Is that so? - He loves me.
He would do anything for me.
He wants me to be happy.
Sweetheart, I can see that you're hurting, but I don't want to talk about this now.
But all you care about is punishing him.
How much is gonna be enough, Mom? How much is it gonna take to make up for the fact that he didn't want to be married to you? Why don't you ask him how much it took for him to let go of everything we had, to walk out on his daughter at the most crucial time in her life? - But he left you, not me.
- You're right-- he left me.
But he gave you away for $200,000.
What are you talking about? I said to him, "Eric, I'm worried about her.
What's it gonna take, Eric?" And what I meant was, are we gonna wait for another abduction or whatever happened to Zoe to happen again? But he named a figure-- he wanted the money, and he named his price.
No, you're lying.
Sweetheart, I wish I were.
But that is who your father is.
And pretending otherwise is a lie that I'm sick of telling.
Hey.
Thanks for meeting me here.
- You all right? - Yeah, I am.
But, um Peter needs you-- as a friend and as a business partner.
I'm not too good at either right now.
Well, he's hooked up with this shark, this lawyer, and all these high-flying investors, and you know, he's so eager to prove himself, but he's out of his depth, and he could lose everything.
I can't let him fail at this, Cameron.
I don't think this is such a good idea for us.
Well, this isn't about us.
Everything I do, including what I don't do, it's it's all about you.
You can't believe what I'm putting on hold, waiting for you.
Nina can you imagine a time when you wouldn't be with Peter? - I can't answer that.
- Well, I need you to.
Cameron, marriages fail all the time.
Will mine? I don't know.
I hope not.
Don't wait for me.
And don't don't root for it to happen, not if you care about me.
But do this for you, right? That's what you want.
At a time in our lives when I should take Beth and the money and get as far away as I can, you want me to go into business, a partnership, with your husband, knowing that it's only gonna bring me more into your life? Is that what you want? Yes.
Sleep, little princess, la-la-la Close your little eyes of sparkly blue Peter, the caterers are here.
I told them to start serving as soon as guests arrive.
Oh, be sure that I introduce you to Eliassen.
He's the investor that Park's bringing, okay? Oh, my God, Daisy! Where's the nurse? Aunt Sunny fired her.
She's not really your aunt.
Get downstairs.
Oh, my God.
Sunny.
Sunny? And you're sure the machine won't let her OD? Well, she seems pretty out of it.
Okay.
Fine, I'll just I'll let her sleep.
Yeah, thanks.
Sunny? Are you okay? How are you feeling? Yummy.
- Come in.
- Yeah.
Come in.
Um, can I ask you something? Did you mean that before about not seeing other guys? Mm-hmm.
Well, I mean, I'm 17, you're 25.
I can't even imagine how old your last boyfriend was.
- 41.
- Really? 41? See, I mean, so why would you want to be with me other than - I don't know, money? - Damien you are a nice man.
Nicer to me than any man.
Ever.
Hello.
Hi.
Um, I'm downstairs and I just I need somebody to talk to.
Can I come up? Hold on.
I'll be right down.
- Okay.
- It's okay.
I don't say you must decide between us.
Hey.
Nice crowd.
You can tell they're "suits" even in their party clothes.
Just acquaintances.
I know I wasn't exactly invited, but I came here because I want in.
I mean, if the door's still open.
You mean the business? Cameron, the door's always open.
You've been looking out for me since I was 14 years old.
What would I do without you, huh? Come on, let's go get a drink.
Thanks.
My mom went and bought my dad off.
I hate them both.
I want to go away.
Can we? - What do you mean? - Let's run away.
Just you and me.
We can go where Whoa, whoa, slow down.
Slow down.
Well, why not? I mean, we have money.
Let's just go to California or Hawaii or any Just stop just stop for a second.
You can't do that, okay? You can't you can't just leave your mom and dad.
Why not? I mean, you did.
I'm no, I'm diffent.
How? Frankie, I'm not the answer here.
You need you need to find someone else.
You need to find someone more your own age.
You're only one year older than me.
I'm not the right guy for you anymore.
So thirsty.
Waiter, waiter What is that? That would be a lottery winner.
- So thirsty.
- Yeah, um Please.
Have a good time.
I'm a freak show, right? Life's just a little strange for all of us right now, Sunny.
I keep hoping I'm just going to wake up and realize that I dreamed the whole thing.
Did I dream the whole thing? No, but I'll tell you this-- you're a survivor.
You never let go of that IV pole.
Well, that's good.
A nurse should be coming.
She's going to check the shunt, but, uh, I think you came out okay.
- You're amazing.
- You're a little high.
You've got everything.
You have a beautiful house and happy kids and a really great guy who loves you.
- Well - Two guys, really.
- Two? - Peter and Cameron.
Nina, I may be on morphine, but I am not stupid.
I'll get you another blanket.
- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I was just looking for the bathroom.
Is everything okay? You need a hand? No, we're fine.
There's a bathroom down the hall.
Oh, thanks.
There's three more downstairs.
Sure.
You're finally looking at those houses.
Uh-huh.
But that's the one that's not good for kids.
I want the front porch and the big backyard.
I want what Peter and Nina have-- or had-- before they bought that gigantic mansion.
I don't think I can do this.
Have a child? Why not? Because we're not in the right place.
I'm not in the right place.
Then tell me where that is, because I will do anything, Cameron, to get there.
You question everything.
Every decision you've ever made.
Including the one to marry me.
To get past it, you have to act on an impulse.
And you'll spend the rest of your life questioning that.
It's not that simple, Beth.
Do you think I am? I know you.
And I chose to marry you, anyway.
Because I love you.
A choice based on love.
No matter what happens in our marriage, I will never regret that.
- You don't know that.
- I know that.
I've had years of practice.
I know we're on shaky ground.
A child won't help that.
This can't be some fix.
It's a choice, Cameron.
Based on love.
Hi.
I'm sorry I didn't call.
Is it okay I just dropped by? Yeah, yeah.
It's fine.
Come on in.
What happened? Uh, it's, uh It's nothing.
Um, I saw that P.
I.
The guy's a liar.
He's completely useless.
But it doesn't mean we can't get somebody else.
We just have to Sean, stop.
I need to tell you something.
Zoe's dead.
I just got a call from the cops.
They caught someone who was breaking into the lottery winners' houses.
Some Russian confessed to to killing Zoe.
Tally She's dead.
Police! We're coming in! Freeze! Don't move! Don't move.
Put your hands on top of your head.
Put your hands up.
Put your hands on your head and don't move! Grab her.
Against the wall.
- What are you doing? - Damien Hands behind your back.
Galina Kokorev? Are you Galina Kokorev? Yes.
You have the right to remain silent What are you doing? Leave her alone! She's Russian.
She doesn't understand.
Just tell me what you think she did.
Your wife's being arrested in connection with the death of Zoe Reida.
- That's all I can say.
- Do we need a lawyer? - That's all I can say.
- Damien! What is going on?! - Galina, don't worry.
- Don't let them take me.
I'm trying, but it's not going away.
- We could be together whenever.
- Are you talking about an affair? We got to get up early.
We're fishing at dawn.
- Now come on, listen - I don't know.
What's the big deal? You lied to your wife already.
Come on, honey.
- Hey! - Just take him, okay? - He's not mine.
- I know! Just take him anyway! - What am I doing here? - Surprise.
How are you? How's NYC? Where are you staying? My mother just bought this apartment.
She totally lied to me about why we're here.
I'm stuck here alone.
Wow.
Wait a minute, how did you get here? Short plane trip, long cab ride.
I can't.
I'm not ready.
I'm sorry.
I should go.
I like you.
- Where's Zoe? - I don't have her.
You said that he'd have her.
What are we supposed to do now? The unaccounted-for dollar is mine.
I play all the time.
I even have a witness who saw me put it in.
Here you go.
I made these mimosas.
What's your phone number? Dad, it's me.
I'm coming home.
You don't have to pick me up.
If the key's still under the mat, I'll see you later.
I left the key outside.
Stay here.
Sorry, you can't go inside.
But my father lives here.
- Who's your father, honey? - Eric McMahon.
- Dad! - What happened? Frankie, Frankie, Frkie, you shouldn't be here.
I shot someone, baby.
I shot somebody.
Sunny Sunny, I'm sorry.
- Is she going to be okay? - Hey, get him away from her.
- Is she going to be okay?! - Put cuffs on him if you have to.
Wait! Wait! Frankie, Frankie! Yeah.
On a charger, my cell phone.
My lawyer's number, okay, call him, baby.
Call him.
Okay.
Ellen, Ellen, this is my daughter, Frankie.
I can't deal with her right now; help her.
I don't even know where my car keys are.
You have no shoes on, and your shirt's inside out.
Look what the police did to my sister's apartment.
They needed samples, I guess, for evidence.
And they don't even have to fix it? They can't find her, they can't do anything, but they're allowed to come in here and just ruin her home? Tally, what are we doing here? I mean, what are you doing here? Are you gonna stick around? Because if you are, you should probably find a place to stay.
I mean, you could stay with me if you need to.
I need to wait here.
Not that I think she's gonna come back any second, but she might.
Yeah.
It's possible.
What can I do? I mean, tell me, I'll do anything you need.
Just find her.
- I already tried.
- Try harder.
To the police, she's just some girl, but to you, she meant something.
- Didn't she? - Yes.
Then don't give up on her.
Please, Sean.
Find my sister.
I hope this is okay.
If I'd known the house tour was going to turn into lunch, - I'd have gone food shopping.
- Or bought furniture.
No, really, it took almost as long for us to decorate our house as it took Dave make partner.
Which is why I had to make partner.
See, honey, one was supposed to happen before the other.
So did you hear back from New York about the bike business? No.
I'm gonna go with a small investment bank firm.
Nina, this grouper is amazing.
Peter caught it in Mexico.
Have you ever gone on one of those famous fishing trips? No.
I would if they'd stay at a different hotel.
There's no television, no phones I mean, how do you call for room service? No phones? We talked every day.
On my cell.
- No, Peter, I called you - Yeah, on my cell, honey.
Remember? So how come your phone didn't work at 1:00 in the morning? Different carrier.
Well, that was awkward.
How did you know to cover for him? Can we just drop it? Did you see him with someone? No.
Is it a girlfriend he keeps down there? No.
She was a professional, someone they flew in from Las Vegas.
A prostitute? I didn't do anything, if that's what you're asking me.
I didn't think to ask.
Why didn't you tell me? I need this guy.
Those investment bankers are not taking me seriously, and he's hooking me up with high rollers.
So what is this, one hand washing the other? Maybe we don't want to get our hands wet in his dirty water.
So this lady, Ellen, is telling me that she's heard so much about me, and I'm thinking "Really? Because I haven't heard anything about you.
" But there's her bra on the floor of my father's living room.
Wait, so she wasn't the one who got shot.
- No, that was Sunny.
- Right.
She was naked.
At least that's what the cops said.
I heard them joking about it.
I'm sorry.
Thanks.
I'm just so tired.
I Can we go to your hotel room and go to sleep? Um I mean just sleep, would that be okay? Uh, yeah, it would, but, um But what, the, um the no-sex thing? - I mean, is that - No, no, no Is that really gonna bother you? No, it's not that, really.
It's, um I kind of had this whole day, uh, booked you know, planned.
Um it's just impossible, that's all.
Doing what? You know guy stuff.
A lot of guy stuff.
That was I mean it was, right? - Mm-hmm.
- Yeah.
Good.
Hey, so what number am I? 'Cause I'm number two and Freddie's one? Freddie No.
First of all, it's Frankie, and we're not I mean, that's not really what I meant, but You mean how good? Number one to ten? No, no.
That would be awful.
I meant, um I meant the number of guys.
You know, 'cause you're older than me, so I I was just curious, but if you don't want to say Do you? You watch a lot of TV.
You play a lot of video games.
You really find it that entertaining? No.
I'm learning English.
Well, how many languages have you learned from watching TV? Japanese is hard with characters.
But not counting Japanese: five.
I'm a P.
I.
, not a forensic accountant.
Okay, but just, look, all right.
Zoe and this lawyer Park stashed millions in offshore accounts.
There's got to be a trail.
I don't think the cops have even looked at that angle yet.
And this surprises you, cops not chasing down a lead? I'm not saying there's anything there, I just Look, I don't know what happened to her, okay? But I do know it's not good.
Either way, her sister needs to know.
You don't want to leave the stone unturned, and you shouldn't.
But you need to know it won't be cheap.
I charge a hundred an hour for any legwork and $60 for time on the computer.
Yeah, yeah, look.
I don't care, all right? I do not care.
Whatever it costs is fine.
And don't be pissed, it's standard procedure but after you called, I ran your credit.
It's not a pretty picture.
Like I said, I thought I was coming into money.
And like I said, it's a hundred an hour.
Look, I have work lined up, okay? I do, I will pay you.
Are you going to help me or not? I need to know where Zoe is.
I'll see what I can do.
Thanks.
James, my man, you got to take it easy.
Hey, when you're done, I want you to take a look at these new listings the realtor sent.
There's this gorgeous contemporary, but it's not good for kids.
- It's like trying to dress a monkey.
- I still love this old colonial.
Uh-huh, well, Beth, I'll take a look at it later.
- I'd rather you look at it now.
- No, no, no, no, I got him.
I've had the website flagged for three days.
Come on.
And what's wrong with this house? We won the lottery, Cameron, and we're still renting.
Yeah.
Besides, I don't want to move when I'm pregnant.
Too much stress.
All right.
Elisa what are you doing here? Rehab sucks.
I knew that going in.
I guess what I mean is I I suck at rehab.
Beth do you think he's warm enough in this? Oh, my sweet baby.
Oh, I missed you so much.
Come here.
Hello Hello Shh.
I think he's asleep.
We're about an hour ahead of his nap time.
He's just relaxed with his mama.
You have him sleeping in here? It seems to help.
He was a little beyond that developmentally.
Elisa, I left a message for you caseworker.
Yeah, I called her when I got kicked out of rehab.
She's, uh, trying to get me into another program.
- What happened? - My boyfriend visited and I used.
You have to get away from him.
You think? So what are you going to do until you get into another program? After his nap, I was going to take him home.
- Elisa, you can't do that.
- I can, actually.
My sister flew in, and she's staying with me.
She's got temporary custody of him till I get clean.
I thought you didn't have any family.
Well, I don't when I'm using.
They made that very clear.
Damn, just when I'm getting him to sleep.
- I'll get it.
- No, I'll go.
It's probably the Social Service lady.
I figured you'd want to talk to her, make sure I'm not lying.
Wait a minute.
I don't understand.
You asked us to take care of your child.
And we did, as you barged your way into our lives, blackmailing us.
Yeah, I'm really sorry about that.
You want to hold him for a sec while I get his stuff? Hello? No, he's not here.
I'm his wife.
Can I help you? Yes, I know a Sunny Van Hattem.
She told you what? Oh, here we go.
Sunny, you have a visitor.
What are you doing here? Well, the hospital called and said that you gave them Peter's name as a contact.
- I did? - Mm-hmm.
Peter Peter like your husband? Yes.
Can you stop? I can't It must be the stupid pain medication.
It makes me nauseous and apparently delusional.
I really gave 'em Peter's number? Well, he wasn't home, so, um, if there's anything that I can do to help.
Yes.
You can get me out of here.
Well, Sunny, you were shot.
You can't just walk out of here.
Well, my cousin went to the hospital for an appendectomy and wound up dead.
I'm sorry.
She had sepsis and This place is crawling with germs.
All right, I'm calling the doctor.
You do that.
Hey, could you get me some clothes, please? Nurse, can you tell her she can't leave? While you're at it, why don't you tell her how you can't find a vein with a shovel.
We can't force her to stay, but we do ve a release process.
Bill me.
I'm a millionaire.
Jerry, please leave-- what's the word-- um, soccer.
American football is like gorillas fighting.
Like your accent.
Where you from? Russia.
Business or pleasure? -Or both? - What? Look, the accent's a turn-on, but don't let it kill the deal.
I'm asking you a simple question.
You working or aren't you? - You think I'm a prostitute? - Easy, easy.
Get away from me, dirty man.
What's going on? This man, he say I'm a prostitute.
You get the hell away from my wife.
Your wife? I'm sorry.
My, my bad.
It was an honest mistake.
Jerry, I want this guy out of here.
No, need, no need, brother.
I'm gone.
Are you okay? Look, forget it.
He's just an idiot.
Not only him.
It happens many times, Damien.
What? They see me there sitting at bar.
No job, no family, no man.
What should they think, huh? Why give respect? I'll take care of this right now.
So this woman, Ellen, whom your father just handed you over to without calling me I told him not to call you, okay? I said I was fine.
With a total stranger? She could be as unstable as he is.
Dad's not unstable.
Don't let him hear you saying that if he's pleading temporary insanity.
The police aren't even pressing charges, okay? It was an accident.
It wasn't, Frankie.
He panicked because this town isn't safe because lottery winners are being targeted.
Which is why we are moving to New York permanently.
What? No, I'm not going.
Sweetheart, I'm sorry.
But this is not yours to decide.
You're a child Well, Dad's an adult, and you gave him shared custody.
- He'll never agree to it.
- Frankie, he already has.
You work here? I thought this was your home address.
Oh, yeah, it's, you know, it's kinda both till, uh, till the rent's paid off.
Look, I might have found something.
I ran your friend's social, got some account numbers and traced 'em for recent activity.
Okay.
Someone used her MasterCard three days ago outside of Santa Fe.
Are you sure it was three days ago? That's, that's three and a half weeks after she disappeared.
Maybe it doesn't mean anything.
Numbers get sold and cloned, but it is from an existing account, not a new one somebody opened up in her name.
Or maybe whoever took her's in Santa Fe.
Maybe she's there, too, right? Maybe, but it's going to cost me to get there and find out.
Airfare and travel expenses, it comes to about three grand.
I'll get you the cash, okay? Just book your trip.
I don't want you selling your blood to pay for what might be a goose chase.
Let me worry about that, okay? Just book your trip.
Book it.
I'm sorry.
I couldn't get anything back.
The police kept it all for evidence, so Not even my coat? God, that was brand-new cashmere.
You know the bullet just missed my liver? Bastard Eric should fry for this.
The news said it was an accident, Sunny.
Whatever.
Here.
I couldn't get through to anyone.
Look, Outpatient Care is sending a nurse to your house, and I got you some meds from the pharmacy.
I sent my mother on a cruise.
I don't want her to know what happened to me.
She should know that you were hurt.
Well, she shouldn't know how.
God, what an idiot I was.
Just take me home.
Okay.
Who's going to take care of you? - Sunny.
- What? You can't be alone.
Don't you have any other family, friends who can be with you? The home nurse will be there soon.
That's not the same.
No, it's not.
We have a half a dozen bedrooms, but no extra beds.
I hope you're okay here.
Oh, are you kidding me? With a little bit of morphine and these two fabulous nurses, never better.
This is the get-well dog and the get-well rabbit and the get-well hamster.
Can you get him some morphine, too? Girls.
Tomorrow night, can you sleep in our room? Um, Sunny won't be staying with us that long.
Let's go downstairs.
How's it going? Got the message from the hospital after they called here.
Apparently, you two have patched things up.
We did a good thing, Cameron.
Yeah.
You try to help somebody out, that's what the money should be for, right? It's her baby.
We need to let go, move on with our lives.
Have a baby of our own.
Beth, I just need a second to feel bad about James and think about what might happen to him if Elisa doesn't stay clean.
No amount of money can control that.
Anthis month we have 12 to 24 hours if we want to get pregnant.
From now? It's just a window.
I've been keeping an ovulation calendar.
I don't deserve you making me feel better about this.
I did agree to let you move, Frankie, but I had no choice.
But you're my father-- you have rights.
If she won't listen to you, go to court.
I've had enough of lawyers for one week.
Not that I wouldn't fight for you, but because of the shooting, I can't win.
But they're not charging you.
Your mother would make a meal of this.
She would say I'm an unfit parent with an unstable home life.
You know, she's the one who's dragging me away from you, - my school, my friends.
- It's the money.
It's tearing us apart bit by bit.
Well, maybe if you let go of the winnings and let Mom have them, she'd stop trying to take things from you.
Things like me.
Oh, Frankie, I would give everything I have to keep you in my life.
- Will you tell her that? - It won't make a difference.
She's got a team of lawyers and millions to pay 'em.
I can't win, Frankie.
Hey, I got your message-- you sounded all pumped.
Yeah, yeah, come in, come in.
Now, this might not mean anything, but I hired a P.
I.
, and it looks like he found a lead.
What kind of lead? Well, we're not gonna know until he tracks it down, but I gave him money to do that, and he said he's gonna call my cell as soon as he finds out.
Sean, what lead? He found activity on Zoe's credit card.
All right, somebody in Santa Fe used it three days ago.
- Three days ago, Tally.
- Which credit card? Uh, it was a gold card, but it was hers, you know-- the account is definitely one she had.
- I canceled that card.
- What are you First thing, as soon as I got to town.
Are are you sure? Positive.
I canceled all of them, and the cops yelled at me, because they said credit cards were like a LoJack for missing people, like a homing signal.
- Son of a bitch.
- Sean? That P.
I.
lied to me.
- Call the cops, Tracy.
- You lied to me.
You'd sell your soul for $3,000.
Did you find anything?! Huh? Did you even look? There's nothing to find-- no leads, no trace of her.
Don't give me that! A lottery winner goes missing, it's a big case.
The police did their job.
The trail is dead.
You want my opinion? So is she.
Oh, my God! So, what do you want to eat? Because I am starved.
I'm too excited to eat.
I love my wedding ring.
- Damien? - Hey, Kimberly.
- Yeah, hi.
- Hi.
- Do you stay here, too? - Yeah, yeah.
It's nice, right? Yeah, it yeah, it is.
You're Galina.
Yes.
Hi.
You know, I saw you down at the spa the other day, and I recognized you from Nina and Peter's meetings.
Right, yeah.
Wow.
Is that a Oh, what a beautiful ring.
Yes.
Damien just buy it for me.
He's sweet, no? Yeah, he's sweet.
The diamond is real, ah? I'm really married.
I see that.
Yes.
- Yeah.
Congratulations.
- Thank you.
Okay.
Well, I'm gonna go.
It was good to good to see you.
You, too.
'Kay.
- See? She believe, ah? - Listen, the the ring is actually for the guys so they won't hit on you.
Um, ring on, you're married, they'll leave you alone; ring off, you're available.
Yeah? Well, which you want, ring on, ring off? Me with other men? Me without? Well, I'm not sure if it's any of my business.
Because you're a business husband.
We marry just for money, no? Then what business do we do in bed? Because if that is part of job, I am prostitute.
To me is not job.
- Hey, neighbor.
- Hey.
I love that you're keeping the pool open all year.
Then again, you can afford it.
Big on the smokes, huh? I am when there's reason to celebrate.
They travel easier than champagne.
Did a kick-ass tour of the factory, my friend.
Two out of the five investors want in.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
Wow, that's incredible.
Hey, Nina! Nina, come out here! So, um, how much are they in for? Well, we only talked preliminary numbers.
Eliassen's still on the fence, which sucks because he's got the deepest pockets.
My advice, throw a little party, thank the investors, wine and dine the holdouts.
Sweetie, what's going on? Oh, hey, honey, listen, um, we're almost there with the investors on the bike venture.
Oh, that's great.
How would you feel about helping me throw a little party? Oh You know, I'm sorry, I worked out this paging system with Sunny.
Who's Sunny? Oh, she's staying with us-- she's one of the lottery winners.
Arguably.
Let me see what she needs-- but yeah, a party sounds great.
Cool.
I'll have someone in my office draw up preliminary deal agreements.
Oh, no, Dave, I couldn't ask you to do that.
We'll work something out-- look, I don't want to pressure you with fees, so if this is something you want to continue, we can work out a percentage deal.
It's not a problem.
You mean, you would own part of the company? Hey, I'm happy to back away.
But these guys know me, they trust me.
Yeah, it's just, you know, you and the investors, it seems like I'll barely own 50% of the company, maybe lose control of It's a little more complicated than that, but Honey? Could I talk to you for a second? It's important.
Stick around.
Excuse us.
How did Park get a piece of this bicycle business? He's a criminal lawyer.
Well, it's his connections who are getting it going.
Look, Nina, if I went with an investment bank, they'd want a cut, too.
What about Cameron? I mean, has he said for sure that he's not interested? I don't know about Cameron and what his plans are with the money, do you? No.
Look, Park cheats on his wife, you hate that.
I get it.
But in the business world, he believes in me.
I wish you could do a little more of the same.
Mom? I need to talk to you.
Uh, excuse me.
Sweetheart, what's wrong? What are you doing here? I'm not going to New York, I'm not gonna let you use this money to bully people and buy new friends and boyfriends Okay, okay, wait, wait, sweetheart, calm down.
Dad doesn't care about the money.
Did you know that? You've put him through so much hell, he doesn't even care about millions.
- Is that so? - He loves me.
He would do anything for me.
He wants me to be happy.
Sweetheart, I can see that you're hurting, but I don't want to talk about this now.
But all you care about is punishing him.
How much is gonna be enough, Mom? How much is it gonna take to make up for the fact that he didn't want to be married to you? Why don't you ask him how much it took for him to let go of everything we had, to walk out on his daughter at the most crucial time in her life? - But he left you, not me.
- You're right-- he left me.
But he gave you away for $200,000.
What are you talking about? I said to him, "Eric, I'm worried about her.
What's it gonna take, Eric?" And what I meant was, are we gonna wait for another abduction or whatever happened to Zoe to happen again? But he named a figure-- he wanted the money, and he named his price.
No, you're lying.
Sweetheart, I wish I were.
But that is who your father is.
And pretending otherwise is a lie that I'm sick of telling.
Hey.
Thanks for meeting me here.
- You all right? - Yeah, I am.
But, um Peter needs you-- as a friend and as a business partner.
I'm not too good at either right now.
Well, he's hooked up with this shark, this lawyer, and all these high-flying investors, and you know, he's so eager to prove himself, but he's out of his depth, and he could lose everything.
I can't let him fail at this, Cameron.
I don't think this is such a good idea for us.
Well, this isn't about us.
Everything I do, including what I don't do, it's it's all about you.
You can't believe what I'm putting on hold, waiting for you.
Nina can you imagine a time when you wouldn't be with Peter? - I can't answer that.
- Well, I need you to.
Cameron, marriages fail all the time.
Will mine? I don't know.
I hope not.
Don't wait for me.
And don't don't root for it to happen, not if you care about me.
But do this for you, right? That's what you want.
At a time in our lives when I should take Beth and the money and get as far away as I can, you want me to go into business, a partnership, with your husband, knowing that it's only gonna bring me more into your life? Is that what you want? Yes.
Sleep, little princess, la-la-la Close your little eyes of sparkly blue Peter, the caterers are here.
I told them to start serving as soon as guests arrive.
Oh, be sure that I introduce you to Eliassen.
He's the investor that Park's bringing, okay? Oh, my God, Daisy! Where's the nurse? Aunt Sunny fired her.
She's not really your aunt.
Get downstairs.
Oh, my God.
Sunny.
Sunny? And you're sure the machine won't let her OD? Well, she seems pretty out of it.
Okay.
Fine, I'll just I'll let her sleep.
Yeah, thanks.
Sunny? Are you okay? How are you feeling? Yummy.
- Come in.
- Yeah.
Come in.
Um, can I ask you something? Did you mean that before about not seeing other guys? Mm-hmm.
Well, I mean, I'm 17, you're 25.
I can't even imagine how old your last boyfriend was.
- 41.
- Really? 41? See, I mean, so why would you want to be with me other than - I don't know, money? - Damien you are a nice man.
Nicer to me than any man.
Ever.
Hello.
Hi.
Um, I'm downstairs and I just I need somebody to talk to.
Can I come up? Hold on.
I'll be right down.
- Okay.
- It's okay.
I don't say you must decide between us.
Hey.
Nice crowd.
You can tell they're "suits" even in their party clothes.
Just acquaintances.
I know I wasn't exactly invited, but I came here because I want in.
I mean, if the door's still open.
You mean the business? Cameron, the door's always open.
You've been looking out for me since I was 14 years old.
What would I do without you, huh? Come on, let's go get a drink.
Thanks.
My mom went and bought my dad off.
I hate them both.
I want to go away.
Can we? - What do you mean? - Let's run away.
Just you and me.
We can go where Whoa, whoa, slow down.
Slow down.
Well, why not? I mean, we have money.
Let's just go to California or Hawaii or any Just stop just stop for a second.
You can't do that, okay? You can't you can't just leave your mom and dad.
Why not? I mean, you did.
I'm no, I'm diffent.
How? Frankie, I'm not the answer here.
You need you need to find someone else.
You need to find someone more your own age.
You're only one year older than me.
I'm not the right guy for you anymore.
So thirsty.
Waiter, waiter What is that? That would be a lottery winner.
- So thirsty.
- Yeah, um Please.
Have a good time.
I'm a freak show, right? Life's just a little strange for all of us right now, Sunny.
I keep hoping I'm just going to wake up and realize that I dreamed the whole thing.
Did I dream the whole thing? No, but I'll tell you this-- you're a survivor.
You never let go of that IV pole.
Well, that's good.
A nurse should be coming.
She's going to check the shunt, but, uh, I think you came out okay.
- You're amazing.
- You're a little high.
You've got everything.
You have a beautiful house and happy kids and a really great guy who loves you.
- Well - Two guys, really.
- Two? - Peter and Cameron.
Nina, I may be on morphine, but I am not stupid.
I'll get you another blanket.
- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I was just looking for the bathroom.
Is everything okay? You need a hand? No, we're fine.
There's a bathroom down the hall.
Oh, thanks.
There's three more downstairs.
Sure.
You're finally looking at those houses.
Uh-huh.
But that's the one that's not good for kids.
I want the front porch and the big backyard.
I want what Peter and Nina have-- or had-- before they bought that gigantic mansion.
I don't think I can do this.
Have a child? Why not? Because we're not in the right place.
I'm not in the right place.
Then tell me where that is, because I will do anything, Cameron, to get there.
You question everything.
Every decision you've ever made.
Including the one to marry me.
To get past it, you have to act on an impulse.
And you'll spend the rest of your life questioning that.
It's not that simple, Beth.
Do you think I am? I know you.
And I chose to marry you, anyway.
Because I love you.
A choice based on love.
No matter what happens in our marriage, I will never regret that.
- You don't know that.
- I know that.
I've had years of practice.
I know we're on shaky ground.
A child won't help that.
This can't be some fix.
It's a choice, Cameron.
Based on love.
Hi.
I'm sorry I didn't call.
Is it okay I just dropped by? Yeah, yeah.
It's fine.
Come on in.
What happened? Uh, it's, uh It's nothing.
Um, I saw that P.
I.
The guy's a liar.
He's completely useless.
But it doesn't mean we can't get somebody else.
We just have to Sean, stop.
I need to tell you something.
Zoe's dead.
I just got a call from the cops.
They caught someone who was breaking into the lottery winners' houses.
Some Russian confessed to to killing Zoe.
Tally She's dead.
Police! We're coming in! Freeze! Don't move! Don't move.
Put your hands on top of your head.
Put your hands up.
Put your hands on your head and don't move! Grab her.
Against the wall.
- What are you doing? - Damien Hands behind your back.
Galina Kokorev? Are you Galina Kokorev? Yes.
You have the right to remain silent What are you doing? Leave her alone! She's Russian.
She doesn't understand.
Just tell me what you think she did.
Your wife's being arrested in connection with the death of Zoe Reida.
- That's all I can say.
- Do we need a lawyer? - That's all I can say.
- Damien! What is going on?! - Galina, don't worry.
- Don't let them take me.