Windfall s01e12 Episode Script

Previously on Windfall: This is a dream come true for them.
Yeah, well, isn't that the point of winning the lotto? Making dreams come true.
Courtesy of Pascal, our new pastry chef.
Why did you lie to me? What is that? It's you and your cousin Razmik making out in the back of the restaurant.
I don't think that he's her cousin.
I'm pregnant.
It's your baby.
Go be pregnant somewhere else! You can't trust her.
Everything she says is a lie.
It's a pregnancy test.
It's positive.
I killed my sister.
It was an accident.
Get in the car.
We can have a great life together.
Hey, no.
Please You love him! Yes, I do.
I gave you a home.
I gave you a family.
This is still my home.
I want you to go.
Nina, be sure.
I swear, I'll take you at your word.
We're done.
I don't know who this woman is, this pizza delivery person, but that unaccounted-for dollar is mine.
What's the best way to your house? I figured you were married, and I just never thought that would happen.
Sunny No, seriously.
When I first started working at the plant, before the lottery, part-time, after school, I would try to get the hours when I knew you'd be there.
Don't freak out.
It was just a crush.
I knew you were taken.
Yeah, um, about that.
I know that things are really new for you right now, so I'm not pushing for anything.
But there's, um there's something I want to tell you.
I lied about the lottery ticket.
You did what? I said Kimberly's ticket was mine when it wasn't.
Look, you have to understand why.
Sunny, I defended you.
I stood up for you.
Because you knew I deserved it.
No, because you lied to me and I believed you.
Look, if you'd just let me explain.
What kind of person does that, huh? Who steals money from their friends? Well, that's why I'm telling you now, okay? I know that you feel betrayed by everyone close to you.
And I don't want to be one of those people.
It's a little late for that.
Maggie.
Who's that? Sean? Is that you? I didn't mean to scare you.
What are you doing here? I need a favor.
At 10:30 at night? Oh, my God, Sean.
What happened? I got shot.
Don't worry.
It wasn't anywhere near here, okay? You're not in any danger.
All right, you need to get to a hospital.
I'm gonna call 911.
No, no.
Listen.
The police are looking for me, okay? I can explain everything.
Okay, look, all I have in the house is some gauze and ointment.
You're a nurse, right? You'll do better than I will.
Maggie, I'm not gonna hurt you, okay? I swear.
Look at me.
Sean, you have about a pint and a half of blood on your shirt; you're gonna need stitches.
You may need a transfusion.
No, you're not hearing me, okay? Hospitals have to report this kind of stuff.
Right now, that is not an option for me.
I'll bleed out in the street if I have to.
Will you help me? Look, it's one thing when you're gonna go to the cops when you're with the girl that's ready to sign a confession.
It's a whole other thing for me to go in alone with a record and all sorts of circumstantial stuff Are nurses supposed to make faces like that? You're looking at me like I'm already dead.
I'm sorry.
What do you expect? I don't do a lot of trauma work, okay? And you have a bullet in there.
I don't want to push it aroundnd make it worse.
Sean, do you understand why this scares me? I'm afraid that you're gonna die.
You need to get to a hospital.
Not tonight, all right? Just get me through the night.
Then I'm gonna find whatever I need, and I'm gonna show the cops that it's Tally they're looking for, not me.
Sean, I don't care about any of that.
I'm not gonna die, Maggie, okay? I can't.
I'm not done yet.
The equation for momentum-- is it mass times velocity or mass times acceleration? Uh, velocity.
How long does it take for a pregnancy to show? Hello? Okay, yeah.
Fine with me.
Ask the source.
Galina's on her way up.
What is she doing here? I told her I'd meet her later.
Here's what I don't get.
Why are you so sure this baby's mine? Is yours.
What about Razmik,your cousin? Is cousin of my cousin, not blood relative.
And we meet one month ago.
But if you haven't gone to a doctor, how do know how far along you are? Damien women know.
Yeah, but we were always careful.
Other times, it is nice and warm.
Nothing is open, and we're out of Okay.
All right.
I say, "Be careful.
" You say, "Oh, Galina" Okay, all right.
Enough.
You say "I am careful.
" All right.
Enough.
I was there.
Yeah, you were.
And now we're here.
I think I'm just gonna go downstairs.
Frankie, Frankie We'll go.
No, I'd rather.
Really.
Just figure this out.
There's nothing to figure out.
I'm keeping baby.
I want you to take a paternity test and if you got some problem with it Okay, fine.
I will do.
The tax return statements for 2003, 2004 Where's 2005? Beth, when you win the lottery, I think it automatically prequalifies you to buy most homes.
Cameron, I could be on a plane any minute.
I can't bring a baby back to a hotel room.
Is this the inspection report for your new place? Yeah.
Do you want me to take a look at it? You know, honestly, I'm trying to get out of here, my home, or what used to be my home, as quickly as possible, before Nina drops by.
Uh, Nina's not gonna drop by.
Or calls.
She's not gonna call, either.
Beth, we're not together.
Unbelievable.
After all that.
Two marriages, a family, friendship, a partnership, destroyed for what? She had her reasons.
And I have to respect them.
Cameron, do you realize how many states we've filed tax returns in? Chasing tenure, I thought, but I have to wonder-- were you just trying to get back here? No, I grew up here.
This is my home.
Tell me, did we come back here so you could be near her? So you could be close to Nina? No.
It's just that wherever we were, I always felt like, I don't know, something was Missing.
You can say it.
Yeah, but I swear it wasn't you, Beth.
I get that now.
I just hope whatever it was, you find it soon before someone else gets hurt.
Keep the change.
Thanks.
Excuse me, Miss.
You can't eat that here.
Please? I'll be quick and I really don't want to go to my room right now.
I'm sorry.
It's a hotel rule.
Anderson.
I think we can bend the rules this time.
Who is that? Walker Keyton.
His dad owns the hotel.
I dot care what size the logo on the follow-car is, just so long as it's on there when we start the race.
Do you understand me? I do not have I'm gonna call you back.
I'm sorry to show up like this.
And yet you did.
Well, you won't return my calls.
The race is in a week.
Everything I have is riding on this.
I understand that.
I just thought that you'd want to know that Cameron and I aren't together.
That we're not going to be.
I ended it.
What, is that supposed to make me feel better? A couple of rolls in the hay with Cameron meant more to you than me.
And our girls.
I can't justify what I did.
Peter, you have every right to hate me.
But there are some things that we still have to deal with.
We have to find a way to talk to the girls, tell them the truth.
What you really mean is you have to figure out a way to tell them what you did with Uncle Cameron, right? I want to figure out a way to tell them that I'm not coming home.
Peter I've got to get home, Sunny.
Dan Campbell finally called back about taking over as team manager.
But he wanted to talk to you.
I tried putting him through, but I guess your assistant told you it was me calling.
Tell him I'll call him from the car.
Look I know what it feels like to have the rug pulled from under you by your friends, Peter.
I really do.
The day you won the lottery, I came home from my job here to find a basement flooded and my credit maxed out.
That's when I find out that you guys won without me.
So I went back and I counted.
I hosted more of those parties than anyone else.
Every time, I not only put my dollar in, but I made sure that no one got left out.
And practically the only time that I forgot to put my dollar in, everyone wins more money then they will ever need.
And not one of you, my supposed friends, even bothered to pick up the phone.
I told you the truth because I thought you deserved to know.
I told you because I trust you, Peter.
Let me give you some advice, Sunny.
If you want somebody to trust you, don't start by telling them a lie.
Do me a favor.
Don't mix me up with your wife because there's a difference.
That's none of your business.
Even after last night? I believed in you when no one else did, not your best friend, not your wife and I think that I at least deserve a chance to make you believe in me.
You looking for forgiveness, you might want to broaden your search.
You might want to ask yourself who you're really mad at here.
No! No, stop.
No, no, no.
Please don't give me a ticket.
Oh, my God.
Pascal.
Beth.
Of course I know you, Beth.
Didn't look like you did.
Beth who puts eggshells in the pastry crust.
That was an accident, you know.
I was learning.
Who hates car alarms.
Who laughs in her sleep.
Beth-- who is newly separated.
Nice to see you, Beth.
I laughed in my sleep? You were dreaming.
It was, um cute.
Nice.
Sweet.
Pascal, would you by any chance want to grab a cup of coffee? The coast is clear if you want to go back to your room.
How'd it go? Horrible.
But she agreed to a paternity test.
She did? That's good,I guess.
Is it? She said she was only with Razmik for the last month or so, but there could have been other guys.
When? Damien, you said yourself, all she did for months was wait around the hotel for you to come back to the room.
I said it was possible.
So is the fact that this is your baby.
Frankie, if this test shows If it goes badly "Goes badly"? Damien, it's not a math exam.
That doesn't mean I'm going to be with her.
I'm with you.
None of this feels real.
When that baby's born, I think it will be the most real thing you've ever felt.
What happens sometimes is, um mommies and daddies love each other, but in different ways, and sometimes, that can change.
Even though they still love each other, it makes it so they can't live in the same house for a while.
That's what me and Mommy are going to do.
Where are we going to live? You're going to live with both of us, sweetheart.
Only now, you're going to take turns.
So sometimes you'll be with Daddy, and sometimes you'll be with me.
Here? When you're with me, you'll be here.
Daddy's going to stay right here.
But we're not all going to be together? No, sweetheart, we're not.
But we're still going to be a family.
And we're going to love each other and take care of each other as always.
Only now, we get to have sleepovers at Mommy's house.
You have a house? For a little while.
It's more like a cottage, youknow, like in the storybooks.
Do we get to have canopy beds? Shut up, Daisy! I'm going to bed.
Honey, it's only 6:30.
Will you read us a story? Yeah, of course I will, sweetheart.
I mean you and Mommy both.
Look, if you don't have it, it's fine.
I'm not sure if this is the edition you're looking for, but this is the compilation you mentioned.
Yeah, great, that's it.
Thanks.
Um, how long have you worked at this bookstore? A couple of months.
I'm finishing my master's.
The hours are flexible, and when it's slow, I can do my own work.
But you're not at the university? No.
I was at nt State.
Just have to write my thesis.
I'm camped out at my parents' right now.
My mom's usually at the lake house, so it works out.
My dad's dead.
Why am I telling you all this? I guess 'cause I asked you.
29-- I'm back in my old room, a half-finished thesis on my desk and a poster of Ralph Macchio on my wall.
I think those posters come down.
I just want to take a breather, see the world a little bit, you know? So that's what you'd want? I mean, if you could have anything.
Uh, I guess.
If you're asking.
I am.
But why are you asking? Oh, I'm just curious.
Just, you know, conversation.
Don't worry.
I'm not trying to hit on you or anything like that.
Okay.
I'll see you.
I'm only staying until I'm sure the girls are down.
If Daisy can't sleep, I can handle it.
I should be here, too, Peter.
This is big for them.
And then I'll go home.
I promise.
Home to your storybook cottage? I know you haven't bought it.
You're renting already? It belongs to Cameron.
He bought it last week.
I wasn't even supposed to be living there.
What were you supposed to be doing there? He bought this place so you guys would have a place to meet? No.
Then what? You were going to live there together.
That's thinking ahead.
Car crash interrupted more of a long-term strategy.
Peter, he's not even there.
And I don't have anhere else to go.
Because you can't afford a hotel? Because we're broke? Because I spent all the money on the bike business? Daisy.
You okay, sweetie? Violet left.
Where'd she go? I think she ran away.
She told me not to tell you.
Call the cops.
I'm going to look for her.
Violet! Honey, what else did she say to you? Violet! Oh, my God.
Where'd you get all that stuff? I had to steal it from a clinic that I'm volunteering at.
A free clinic.
I'll make them a generous donation.
It's already been taken care of, thank you.
All right.
Let's see it.
Okay.
What? All right, well, the bleeding slowed down, so that's good.
What's all that stuff? Oh, I've just been I've been going over the past couple months, you know, trying to figure out if there's any tracks Tally might have left.
So much for that sleep I asked you to get, huh? I'll sleep when I'm dead, okay? Which is soon if I don't get any help, I know.
I'm not going to make any moves till I at least get some insurance in my pocket.
Insurance? What kind of insurance? Evidence for the cops.
What do you think you're doing? You can't go anywhere.
The night Zoe died, Tally stuck the money in a duffel bag into a hotel spa locker.
Now, a lot of those places have cameras, right? I figure if I can get a copy of the tape Sean, you're not gonna even make it halfway there before you reopen that wound, okay? You lost a ton of blood.
You have none left to spare.
Who's going to get the tape, then? What's the name of the hotel? Can't believe I'm doing this.
Nice move.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
Don't be.
It's the most excitement I've had all day.
So fourth floor, right? Uh, yeah.
How'd you know? I've seen you around.
Besides, it's I heard.
It's your hotel, right? In the will.
Tragically, Mom and Dad are thriving.
So how long are you staying? Well, um, I'm kind of living here.
That sounds weird, huh? My sister and I grew up in hotels; that's weird.
Seriously? Your whole life? Four-star freak show.
But we triumphed over adversities like room service, minibars, spas So you living here with your parents? No.
Just me.
I think this is your floor.
Oh.
Right.
Yeah.
Listen, my sister and I are going to a party tonight.
You should come.
I have a boyfriend.
And I have a limo.
A big one.
Bring him with.
He can't make it, actually.
He's kind of busy um with his wife.
You gotta be kidding me.
That sounds interesting.
Car's out front in an hour.
See you then neighbor? This place has the best French food, and you've never eaten here? No.
I guess you had enough growing up.
You said you lived in Paris.
Well, the thing is, I worked there, but I'm from a small town.
Listen, Beth, about the night we met You know, I'm sorry.
No, don't be,because I wasn't ready to date or get involved.
I guess it was probably hard to tell that, given the fact that I jumped you.
No, Beth, it's I should have said something.
And I really wanted to be past it, so I guess I just pretended I was.
The French must have a word for it.
They must.
I believe what it's called is "lying.
" What? It's called lying.
Is that a Scottish saying? No, Beth, I lied to you.
I speak French, I've studied in France, but I'm really from Scotland.
I put the accent on as a dare-- a bet, really-- to prove a point.
That you're a crazy person? No.
All the good chef positions go to French guys.
People think that they're born knowing how to cook and all the Scots can do is make scones that taste like bricks.
Is your name even Pascal? No, it's Patrick.
I wanted to tell you Before or after you slept with me? From the second we started talking, but I liked you, and I thought if you knew I wouldn't want anything to do with you.
Oh, that's the date right there.
Yeah, that's, uh got to be the one.
My friend's going to love this.
And why do you need it again? Well, it's my friend's birthday, and, uh, me and my girlfriends, we're gonna show it at her party.
A security amera video of her going into a locker room? Yeah, um it's a it's a joke, you know, 'cause, uh, my friend, she's like this exercise addict.
How is that funny? If you knew her, I promise you, you would find it hilarious.
I'm not supposed to give out these tapes.
I know, and I was hoping that you would just make an exception for this super-special case.
I could bring it home, make a copy and bring it right back.
Yeah, I'm sorry.
I just don't think I can.
Ok, uh, listen.
Uh, right here in my bag, I have my niece's confirmation gift.
It's a thousand dollars.
Okay, so I'll give you a thousand bucks right now for that tape.
This is a little sick, you know that? Yeah.
You want the money or not? Well, if she does show up there, you can call on my cell or at home, okay? All right.
-Yes, I mean, the police are looking, too.
-I'm sorry.
Let me take this.
Keith? Yeah.
Hi, listen.
Peter Schaeffer.
About an hour and a half ago.
a little bit of a problem here.
It's Violet.
She, uh ran away.
H-Hold on.
I've got another call.
Hello? Oh.
Sunny.
Yes, but this is really a bad time.
It's Sunny.
Tell her not now.
She says it's an emergency.
-Sunny, I really can't -Colin's times were way off in the trials.
The board's called an emergency session for first thing tomorrow morning.
I just thought you should know.
I can't deal with this right now.
If Colin loses this race, Peter, they're talking about pulling the plug.
Okay, not just dumping you, but carving up the entire company, firing everyone.
Sunny, I can't handle it, okay? I'm having a real emergency here.
Violet ran away Sunny, I've got to clear the line, okay? The police are gonna be trying to call.
Damn it.
Hello? Yes Is she all right? Where? I'll be right there.
Thank you.
Is she okay? She's fine.
She's six blocks from here.
She's okay.
Hey.
You don't have to knock on the door.
It's still your home.
Are you back with Nina? What? No.
Be honest, Cameron.
Did you buy Nina another house, some Italian villa, or a huge engagement ring? No, what are you talking about? Almost $300,000 that was taken out of our account today.
Beth, will you please come in? I keep going over it in my mind, trying to figure out what you told me were lies, and what were truths.
And more and more things just don't go in either pile, leaving me more unsure of everything.
I-I I'm so sorry.
Me, too, 'cause I met this guy.
A nice guy.
Cute, fun.
But he lied to me.
Not a big lie, just you know, a little lie.
He told me he was French when he's actually Scottish, and he lied about his name.
Are you serious? Well, the culinary community does have a cultural bias in favor of the French.
Just Cameron! Ju go with me for a minute.
Right, right, right.
The point is, you know, I married someone untrustworthy, and because I did, I now find that I don't trust anyone, including my own judgment.
Beth, that's harsh.
You don't deserve that.
I do, but you don't.
You married a man who loved you.
And-And I wanted to be happy.
I did, I just didn't know how to stop wanting something I didn't have.
You mean Nina.
No, not Nina.
I want to show you something.
I think it'll answer at least some of your questions.
Violet, sweetheart! Honey! Oh, God! I'm so happy to see you.
You scared us.
Baby, never, never, ever do that again, do you understand me? Don't you ever leave without telling one of us.
Your mom's right.
We know you're upset, but you cannot leave the house like that, okay? Very smart of you to have that police lady give us a call, though.
I guess that means you want to come home now.
No, I don't.
I want to stay here.
What, honey? Remember when Daddy put one of those in our backyard? We were so happy.
Can't we be like that again? Oh, honey Are you gonna make a divorce? Because if you do I think I might die from it.
Please.
I went out with friends, and when I came back, I was kicked out.
My credit card's shut off, and Mom left, like, 50 messages for me to call her back immediately.
Call her.
I mean tell her it was just a couple nights.
She got the bill, Damien.
She knows I'm not at your house and I'm not with Dad.
Can't you call your dad? I mean, maybe you can stay with him a few nights.
And say what, exactly? "I know you took cash"instead of fighting for custody of me, but did you save any? Because I really need some.
" Frankie, come on.
I mean, what else are you gonna do? You can't go back to New York.
Just call him.
Get s side of the story.
No.
No, I'm tired of being asked to see everyone else's side of the story.
Mom's side, Dad's side My side? Look, I know you gave up a lot to be with me, but so did I.
Tell me honestly, do you think it's your kid? I don't know.
Maybe.
I'm tired.
I'm gonna call a friend, see if I can crash somewhere.
Good night.
Heard you need a friend and a place to crash.
Is that all you heard? I can't help you with the, uh, boyfriend complication.
But I've got some sway when it comes to digs.
We're gonna comp Ms.
McMahon's room as long as she'd like I can't let you do that.
Sure, you can.
Come on.
Kitchen's closed, but I make a mean scramble.
Come on.
Okay.
Thank you.
Okay, so we're looking for Tally and the money, right? -Watch close.
-Okay.
Now, that's her going in.
She's got the bag.
Right? Now, watch.
There, right there.
You see that, right there? That's her coming out with no bag.
Who sticks a bag in a hotel spa locker and leaves it overnight? How can you even prove that there's money in the bag? I can't.
But it matches a bag that she left at the police prenct.
Okay? Trust me.
There's this, uh, this detective I've been talking to This is gonna make her look guilty.
All right, you know, maybe it'll Oh, the cops might actually do some police work for once.
Sean, what's wrong? It's nothing.
I'm fine.
What, are you having trouble breathing? Sean, why didn't you tell me? You're burning up.
Okay, just don't try to get up, please.
Oh, my God.
Yeah, yes.
I need an ambulance at 19 Larch Row right away, please.
You'll check on her, right? And turn on the alarm so if she opens a door I don't think she's going to run away again.
Anyway, I should go.
Nina just stay.
They'll they'll want to see you when they wake up in the morning.
I can sleep on the couch.
Peter, I'm so sorry.
I know.
And I do love you.
I know you probably think I have no right to say it, but it's true.
And I love this family so much.
Me, too.
Then don't we owe it to them? And to us, too? To see if maybe we can try to fix this? My sister lives there.
What sister? Cameron, you have three brothers.
One lives in Minneapolis My half-sister.
My father had two families.
It turns out we were the second.
He was married before your mother? My father never married my mother.
I found that out when I was 11, and before that, I used to think he just traveled a lot.
And he traveled-- he traveled all the way over here, about 20 minutes away, to his wife and children.
His real children.
Oh, my God.
Yeah.
But she talks about her husband.
She's lying.
I guess she did it to save face and to protect us kids.
And it worked until I found this letter that she had written him, begging him to leave his wife.
I don't think they ever knew.
So how did you know where they lived? The letter was in an envelope.
She never mailed it.
Beth, you say whatever it is that I don't have you hope I find.
I-I don't know if I can because I think it's gone.
He's dead.
Can can you just wait here one second? There's something I want to do.
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Hey.
Uh, Cameron.
Remember me? Yeah.
From the bookstore.
Um, what are you doing here? Please, don't be freaked out.
I know this is crazy, but, um, I-I'm not crazy.
I swear.
That's probably what crazy people say all the time, isn't it? Um, look, I-I just came here because I wanted to give you this.
This is a ticket.
For a cruise ship.
Yeah, it's, um really a lease on a cabin.
It's like an at-sea condo.
If you're gonna see the whole world, you need at least a year; you're gonna want to stretch out, right? Finish your thesis.
A cruise? Around the whole world?! Oh, you got to be kidding me! Who are you? So that's where the money went.
A trip around the world.
Did you tell her? That she's my half-sister? No, I didn't want to tear apart her idea of, you know, who her father was.
Well our father was.
It's amazing, isn't it? Giving her something that she could never have had when she grew up with everything you didn't.
Who'd have thought that'd be a fix? It's a start anyway.
Violet's okay? Yeah, thank God.
Look, the board's convening in 15 minutes.
But before you go in there, I want you to see this.
What is it? Receipts.
For the donations I made to three charities yesterday.
I was going to give a million back to everyone who gave it to me, but then I thought, they're already multi-millionaires, and look how well that turned out.
You know, that's It's everything-- except what I have in this company.
So, basically, Peter, all I have left now is what I have with you.
Sorry to keep you waiting.
Ms.
Kokorev, I'm Sarah.
I'm the genetic counselor.
We spoke on the phone.
And this is? Damien.
The father.
Great.
So, I understand you're of Irish and German descent? Yeah.
Well, that's good.
See, it exponentially decreases your chances of an extreme form of the defect.
Defect? Um, what defect? Um it's most important reason why I'm taking test.
Greek side of my family, one uncle, and two cousins they have, um sick baby.
Is not gd.
Sick? What-what kind of sick? They had, um how I pronounce? "Alpha Thalassemia.
" It's a blood disease.
Now, your baby will inevitably inherit the gene.
But the chorionic vill sampling we're doing will indice how severe-- or not-- the abnormality might be.
Are you okay? Should I go on? Please.
Let me be clear: it's very smart that you're taking this test, but there's a really good chance that your baby is just a single-gene carrier which would put your pregnancy back into the "normal" category.
How about other test? For "papa-ternity.
" She means "paternity.
" Oh, right.
I'm sorry, I didn't see that on the chart.
Well, if you just go down the hall, someone will take your blood work.
You ready? Yeah.
I-I can do the blood work later, right? Because I'd like to come, too, if that's all right.
Yeah.
There.
That's the baby's heart.
Oh, my God, is that a fist moving? Oh, yeah.
Would you like to hear the heartbeat? Yes.
Would you like to sit down? So fresh air maybe? Yeah.
Mr.
Falsone? Can you hear me? Yeah.
Yeah, I can hear you.
You're just coming out of general anesthesia.
You underwent emergency surgery to treat a bullet wound.
Is Maggie here? Where's Maggie? Ms.
Hernandez is right outside.
So how long before he can get up and walk around? Oh, a day or two.
Soon.
And you talked to Maggie? Didn't she show you the tape? What tape? Sean, you need rest.
Maggie? Talk to him.
Please, just listen to me.
Okay? Why would I kill her if I already had my money? Why would I still be here? Why am I still here and it's Tally that ran? Your girlfriend didn't run.
She told us everything.
She She told you that I killed Zoe? Tally told us that you threatened her to keep her quiet.
No.
But she knows she's safe now, and she can tell the truth.
She did it, okay? I swear, I can I'd be happy to listen to everything you have to say, Sean, after you've heard your rights.
You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.
You have a right to an attorney.
You have a right to have that attorney present during questioning