(smooth jazz playing)
(sighs)
S-Sorry.
So...
The thousand-yard stare.
Hmm. You must be thinking about Naomi.
-You know. -Mm.
She came to see me yesterday.
I should have told you as soon as I heard.
No, no, no.
Naomi wanted to be the one to break the news, so...
Our baby has the BRCA gene, Bill.
It's all I can think about.
And I'm absolutely terrified.
-But we got this, Dani. -Do we?
When nothing about this is up to us?
We got her.
Hmm? Just like always.
It ain't even morning, cuz, and you already calling me.
Get over it. It's not like it's dawn.
I just saw you yesterday.
And nothing can be that urgent unless...
-Bill. -Still alive and kicking.
Tap-dancing on my last nerve.
-That man has nine lives. -Look, I...
I just need to vent before I lose it.
I'm all ears.
Dani had the nerve to get up in my face again,
yapping about I'm not doing enough for Bill.
Well, then maybe you should just step up your "doting wife" game.
I'm not babying a grown-ass man.
$10 million, cuz, you need to do what you got to do.
I am. Look, Dani's just trying to stir things up.
Bill tossed her aside,
and she wants the same thing to happen to me.
Always trying to plant the seed of doubt in his mind.
Well, you better make sure those seeds don't take root.
You've been running this con for a long time.
Don't blow it now.
Hey.
Hard at work or hardly working?
(chuckles) I'm always working, man.
-You here working on the story? -Yes.
And I could use a favor.
Yeah, sure. What's up?
Well, for the next piece in the Red Market series,
I'm doing it on Garland Memorial and Lia Whitmore,
and I was wondering, if she's willing,
if I could interview Lia on the record.
Remember, I told you Lia's being transferred
to a medium-security facility later today.
Yeah, that's why I'm here now.
And you wait until the last minute?
I know, I know. I'm sorry, but, uh...
think you could make a call?
Well, that depends.
What are you hoping to learn from this Q and A
that you don't already know?
There is a chance
that Lia doesn't cough up anything new.
Then why go through the trouble of...?
Because I need to understand her role in the ring.
I still can't wrap my head around how she got caught up
in this whole thing in the first place.
Well, we already know what happened.
She lost money when Lynette Wise allegedly
stole funds from the bank where Lia had her investments.
Those are the facts, yeah, but I want to do some digging
around this Lynette angle, see where that gets me.
I didn't know you were still interested in that.
Call it a renewed interest after talking to Lynette's
one and only friend in town, Hayley Hamilton.
♪ ♪
I'm famished.
Care to join me for a bite at the club, my love?
Oh, rain check?
I'm finally getting back into the swing of things.
Ah, getting excited about being busy again.
But please don't overdo.
There's so much work to be done.
-Anita. -Don't worry.
I've called in reinforcements.
Laura's coming over.
She's going to get me caught up on everything I missed
while I was kicking cancer's butt.
All right.
As long as you'll have some assistance
while you're conquering the world,
I'll leave you to it.
Enjoy.
Okay, they got the A-team working this morning.
-(laughs) -How are you, June?
All is right in my world.
Hi, y'all.
Hey. Will this be for here or to go, Naomi?
-Dining in, please. -All right.
You can sit wherever you like.
And I will put your usual to-go order in, Andre.
Yeah.
(bell dings)
You, uh... you feeling okay?
(scoffs) No need to tiptoe around it.
I know you know what's going on with me.
The BRCA gene variant.
I'm so sorry, Naomi.
If there's anything I can do to help...
-Well, since you're asking... -Mm-hmm?
...there is.
Mom's ghosting me.
I haven't heard from her since I told her the BRCA news.
Can you help me with that?
I wouldn't say she's ghosting you, exactly.
Avoiding, ignoring-- whatever you want to call it.
She's freaked that I'm considering the mastectomy.
Yeah, yeah, that about sums it up.
She's not happy about this, but neither am I.
This is the reality of what I'm facing.
But I've done all the research.
-I've talked to all the experts. -Yeah.
-It's a tough decision process. -Yes, it is.
But I did have a long conversation with Gran.
Oh?
What was Anita's advice?
To do what works for me.
And, honestly, I wish that's the way Mom responded.
But instead, she's showing her disapproval by avoiding me.
See, this is why I was reluctant to tell her in the first place.
Okay, it's true, Dani was upset,
but cut her some slack, Naomi.
Your mom's not mad at you.
She just... she just... she's struggling, okay?
She's struggling to understand your perspective.
It doesn't feel like it.
She's trying to wrap her head around everything
and give you space while she does.
I know this is a lot to process.
I just don't want her getting worked up about it.
Dani will be fine.
Are you saying that because you really believe it
or because it's what I want to hear?
How did you guess I was thinking about Naomi?
Well, because I can't get her off my mind either.
Did she tell you that she's considering a mastectomy?
She did.
And that because she's a BRCA carrier,
it will probably be a double mastectomy?
Well... (sighs)
I'm sure Naomi is consulting with her doctors about it,
and, you know, if that's what she decides to do...
It doesn't need to be that invasive.
I've tried to ask Mother to talk to her
and to help her see that there are other preventative options.
And Anita agreed?
She would only commit to hearing Naomi out.
-Oh. I'm not surprised. -I am.
Hmm. Dani, your mother's a wise woman, right?
I mean, yeah, I'm-I'm sure her approach is best.
I'm just trying to be open-minded here, okay?
So I am the only one who is worried
that Naomi might have unnecessarily invasive surgery?
We're all worried, but it's just...
I am not trying to be the bad guy.
I only want to protect her.
I know. I know that's the goal. I know, Dani.
But Naomi is strong and independent.
She just needs to know that we'll be there
to help her through whatever happens.
-We will, but... -Yeah, no, listen.
No matter where we stand on her decision
or with each other, we'll always be there for our girls, right?
Everything okay over here?
Oh, yeah. I'm fine, Daddy.
We were just having a little parental pity party,
but commiserating is over.
Is Mother home?
-In all her glory, yes. -Good.
I need to talk to her.
Mm... (sighs)
-Love you. -I love you.
-And thank you, Bill. -Yep.
Mind if I join you?
(chuckles)
Why does that invitation sound more like a summons?
Oh, "summons" is such a strong word.
But I won't take no for an answer.
(slides chair)
I've got everything under control.
-You sure about that? -Yeah.
I'm just triggered.
You know, even if I wasn't trying to knock off Bill,
Dani is still a pain in the ass.
She's pathetic.
Bill cheated on her for years, yet Dani's still not over him.
Well, they say true love dies hard.
If a man even thought about playing around on me,
I wouldn't spend an ounce of my energy on that bastard.
I'd be shoving him right off a cliff.
Lock in, cuz.
Get Dani out your head and keep Bill in your bed.
You get distracted, you get sloppy.
You're wondering if Lia was responsible
for Lynette's disappearance,
although there's no indication that they ever crossed paths
or that Lynette was ever on Lia's radar.
No indication yet.
Well, Lynette never asked for protection from Lia.
Yeah, but isn't it curious that when I asked Hayley
about both of these women, she recalls Lynette being afraid
of the people that said she stole from them?
And the fact that Hayley never mentioned
this possible fear of Lia before,
especially after Lynette's disappearance,
is another question.
Maybe she didn't take the threat seriously at the time.
Or maybe she's stirring up drama
just to get her name in your article,
another feeble attempt to be seen
as anything other than a shallow trophy wife.
Look, I don't expect Lia to confess, even if she is guilty.
I just want to...
throw some things at her and get a reaction.
Plus, I have other questions about the ring.
Don't get your hopes up.
Lia couldn't give up any pertinent information
on the top tier of the plasma operation,
let alone the identity of the Impaler,
even when she was desperate for a plea deal.
Maybe she was scared of the big boss.
And now she might have more to say
after spending some time behind bars.
I don't know, man, it sounds like a long shot.
Even if she has nothing to say on this front,
maybe her wanting to gain sympathy
in the court of public opinion
is gonna encourage her to talk to me.
Look, just because she was a decent person
before she lost everything
doesn't justify her actions to the public.
Not only did Lia steal plasma from the hospital she worked at,
but she threatened people who did her dirty work
and didn't care if they got hurt.
Look, Jacob, me of all people,
I'm not advocating that she get off scot-free,
but as a journalist,
good people going down a dark path
makes for a great story.
So... what do you say?
That if you find any answers you're looking for,
it'll make the trip worthwhile.
I'll call the warden.
Me, sloppy? Please.
Look, I don't need you to tell me how to handle my man.
I am Mrs. Hamilton, after all.
A title you were given, thanks to me.
I found the perfect target in Bill.
Don't forget this is a team effort.
-(phone chimes) -Oh, look.
My coffee order is ready.
You, you want a cookie?
Since you're my hero or something?
Well, well, well, if it isn't Randy Parker.
Hey, Mona.
Mm.
-I hope you're well. -Uh, I'm hanging in there.
-How about you? -Never better.
I just finished a fantastic Pilates class.
It's not for the weak, but I'm doing what I can
to keep this diabetes in check and show up for myself.
I know a couple folks who are dealing with type 2,
and I appreciate and respect
the way that you are handling yours.
Thanks.
I know you've probably been wondering where I've been
since I missed a couple of Sundays at church.
Let me stop you right there.
If you think I've been thinking about you like that,
think again.
My mom and I are handling our situations so differently.
Yeah, she thinks you're going overboard
by considering the mastectomy.
And I think she needs to be more vigilant.
She is.
Her next mammogram is already booked.
Okay. What about her MRI?
Because based on my research, an MRI is
the responsible complement to a mammogram
for women with the BRCA gene.
I wish you'd convince her to get one, and soon.
I don't even know for sure if she hasn't already had
or booked an MRI.
Every time I bring it up, she doesn't want to discuss it.
Well, what she does with her MRI results is up to her,
but if she gets the test,
at least she'll have the information.
Yeah. I have no doubt that Dani is following
all of her doctor's recommendations, but...
I will raise that particular question
when the moment is right.
You should.
And if she closes the discussion, it's closed.
Your mother can be very stubborn.
-Can be? -Yeah, a little bit.
(scoffs)
But Dani knows you're looking out for her, Naomi,
the same as you are for her.
Yeah?
Come on. (chuckles)
-Here you go. -Thanks, June.
-You're welcome. -Uh...
I'll see both of you ladies later.
-All right. -See you.
-See you.
-Thank you. -You're welcome.
I'm not sure what the two of you were talking about,
but if you and your mom are butting heads,
I am sure Dani knows how lucky she is
to have you for a daughter.
You're a great friend, a great wife,
a great lawyer, a great daughter,
a great person.
And I'm also a liar.
I've been expecting you.
How did it go with Naomi yesterday?
Well, that's my Dani. Cut to the chase.
Urgent matters demand it.
My conversation with Naomi went very well from my perspective,
but you may think differently.
Did you even try to convince her?
Dani, I told you I was...
I had no intention of dissuading Naomi
from getting the surgery if she felt strongly about it,
so there was no debate.
Well, what did you say?
I told her, had I known I was a BRCA carrier at her age,
I would absolutely have taken preemptive measures.
Mother.
Dani, that's what I told her.
And after what I've been through,
surely you understand why.
I'm worried about both Naomi and Dani, but...
I have faith that they'll be okay.
Well, they're both thoughtful and proactive,
-so I agree. -Yeah.
I heard about your recent scare.
Oh.
Ah...
Overhyped. It's no big deal.
But you were hospitalized.
Yeah, yeah, but I'm fine.
Slurred speech sounds serious, not fine.
I appreciate your concern, Vernon,
but the doc checked me out and all is well.
(Bill clears throat)
Madison confirmed it was not another stroke?
Yeah, well, she thought it might be another TIA,
but she wasn't certain.
You know, it's just another reminder to...
(clears throat) take better care of myself.
It's nothing to freak out about.
You know, Bill, how we handle life events
can negatively impact our well-being.
I can handle whatever comes my way.
Always have, always will.
Well, anyone can find themselves in the hospital once,
but twice...
within a year, at your age?
You think it's some kind of wake-up call?
No, I think it's a blaring siren.
What in the retail therapy has my wife bought now?
I understand your stance, given your cancer battle,
-but Naomi... -Can't ignore my experience.
She watched everything that I went through.
So feel free to blame me if you must.
I would never.
I am just deeply apprehensive
about her taking excessive measures.
Undergoing a major surgery
when she may never be diagnosed with cancer
just doesn't feel right to me.
All we can do now is support Naomi
in whatever decision she makes
without judgment or without agenda.
-Now you sound like Bill. -(scoffs)
No one has ever accused me of that one.
Did you and Bill clash on this?
No.
We are both Team Naomi.
Good, because you have to be on the same page.
I am proud that we're able to show up
as the best of who we were together
for our baby girl.
Hi.
Hope I'm not interrupting.
Laura, you are most welcome.
I can wait if you...
No, no, Laura. Uh, Mother and I were just wrapping up.
Why can't scary things like this happen to bad people?
I wouldn't wish gene mutation stress on my worst enemy.
The only thing you should be worried about
is where you're going to visit on your next vacation.
I feel terrible about this trouble
-on your tracks. -Mm-mm.
But thanks for sharing the news with me, though.
Of course. You're part of the family.
It's good you started reaching out
to your family for support.
True, but Mom and Chelsea are hurt
that I didn't open up to them sooner.
That's only because they love you so much
and they wish they could have rallied around you sooner.
But don't you worry, they'll get past it.
I hope you're right.
How'd your dad take the news?
He was surprisingly calm,
reassuring in a way that I didn't expect.
He may be a big old intimidating lawyer
to most people, but the way I see it,
when it comes to you and your sister...
he's just a loving dad with a soft spot for his girls.
He suffers the feelings all of us feel.
Yeah, but don't go spreading that around.
I'm touched by your concern, Vernon, truly,
but pressure only makes me better.
That may be changing,
whether you acknowledge it or not.
Maybe.
You've been under a tremendous amount of stress, Bill.
Like during that damn tornado.
Yep, being trapped in this building all alone was awful,
but not knowing whether my family was okay was worse.
(heavy breathing)
(clears throat)
Thank goodness everybody came out okay.
But the problems didn't end there.
Martin nearly died.
Kat's surgery, then...
Naomi's news. Yeah.
That's a lot.
Even for one who doesn't like to let on
when he's feeling vulnerable.
That's how my dad raised me.
If you need someone to talk to...
...I'm here.
Well, I never thought we'd get to a place
where you'd say that again.
I love my granddaughters, and they love you.
I don't want them to have to pay the price
for something you insist on carrying alone.
I didn't mean to offend,
and I wasn't trying to presume anything.
Could've fooled me.
It's just, in the past, you pointed out
when I haven't made it to church.
I'm not your keeper, Randy.
I do wish you would show up for service,
but maybe you should be asking yourself why
you've been avoiding the Lord lately.
(sighs)
That is a good question.
Did that sinning crime boss of yours
put you up to something
that's not sitting right with your soul?
Mona, don't waste none of your grace on me, all right?
I ain't worth saving.
I happen to believe that everyone,
even you, deserves a chance to redeem himself.
You just got to take that chance, Randy.
Why are you still wasting your breath on that thirsty ho?
Don't you ever in your life talk about Ms. Wilson like that.
Do you understand me?
Oh.
You know, it's interesting that you feel
I need someone to confide in, considering I have Hayley.
Simply offering a friendly ear.
Not commenting on your marriage dynamics.
Yeah, if you were, you wouldn't be the first.
You know, both my girls
think that Hayley is lacking in the TLC department.
-And Hayley? -Mm, she thinks
Dani's overstepping and should let her handle everything.
Leaving you caught in the middle.
Mm-hmm.
Got all these Dupree women in my business.
I'm sure you can relate.
Ah, Dani's distracted by her husband.
Nicole is distracted by her... men.
Mm.
Which means I only have one Dupree woman
bossing me around at the moment.
Yeah, but what a formidable boss, huh?
-Mm. -Yeah.
Well, after almost losing Anita,
I'm happy to say "Yes, ma'am" to anything she wants.
Thank you, Laura, for finding time for me.
I know your hands are already full assisting Nicole.
It's my pleasure.
Our first order of business is writing thank-you notes
for all the gifts, thoughts and prayers I received
while I was sick.
I kept an ongoing log here on my laptop.
Oh, that is a lot of people.
Just as I expected.
They have been a blessing, and I want to pay it forward.
So I want you to help me set up the cancer division
of the Dupree Heritage Foundation.
There are so many pieces to put in place.
Yeah, well, planning and implementation are my specialty.
Exactly.
And also, I want to help Mona
with her cancer care team at her church.
Yeah, I've heard so much about it.
It's gonna make a huge impact.
I know she's coordinating with Garland,
but I want to offer whatever resources and support we can.
I'll reach out to her. Anything else?
Uh, isn't that enough to get us started?
Then let's do it.
Mm. I was wondering where you were.
After I finished at the club, I stopped by Mother's.
-Mm? -Mm-hmm.
How was it?
Well, it seems that she and Naomi had
-a great conversation. -Mm-hmm.
Not the one I hoped they'd have.
Oh?
It sounds like Mother paved the way
for Naomi and I to have a good talk.
-I'd call that a win. -Yeah.
Daddy may be the statesman,
-but Mother is an ambassador. -Mm-hmm.
I just ran into Naomi at Orphey Gene's.
I did my best PR work on your behalf.
-Did you, now? -Mm-hmm.
Whenever you and Naomi get together next,
it's going to be golden.
Assuming... (chuckles)
Assuming that you're actually going to put forth some effort
to accept her decision and offer her the support she needs.
Trust me, the last thing I want is for Naomi to think
that she can't confide in me.
All right.
-Oh. -Hmm?
Is that a present for me?
-You shouldn't have. -I didn't.
I found it when I came home.
No postmark, so it must have been hand-delivered.
Hmm.
Let's open her up.
-There you go. -Thank you.
One more. Watch out. I'm good with a knife.
(both chuckle)
Oh, this is my kind of present.
Mm-hmm.
"Belated congratulations on your wedding.
May your life together be everything you deserve."
Yeah. Guess it's never too late to get wedding presents.
Yeah.
The card is nice, but... doesn't say who it's from.
Hey, June, got any specials today?
I got one just for you.
Naomi, I'm glad I ran into you.
You got a minute?
I was just leaving.
Do you mind staying?
I'll buy you another cup of coffee.
I just had an interview for my next article,
and I was wondering if I could get your take.
On what?
It's on Lynette Wise
and your favorite evil stepmother Hayley.
Have a seat.
-It's a 2018 Louis Broussard. -Mm.
You've bopped around France.
Have you heard of this vineyard?
Uh, I was drowning in my sorrows after my parents died.
I don't remember much.
Well, I know one way we can figure out
if this vintage is good or not.
Let's open it and find out.
Isn't it a little on the early side?
Yeah, it's brunch,
which is pretty much happy hour in France,
so more than appropriate.
Why'd you go off on me like that, hmm?
Cuz, I love you,
but you need to watch what you say about Mona.
She's good people.
She ain't like us. God-fearing.
And she happens to believe there might be
-something still good in me. -(scoffs)
You know what? (sighs)
It's refreshing after a lifetime
surrounded by shady women, present company included.
You are playing with fire.
Don't tell me you are buying into the flames Mona's fanning.
Just let it go.
Look, you-- if you're planning on seeing her again, don't.
She can't help you find redemption.
Is we finished? Is we done?
Think, Randy.
Look, if you slip and say something you shouldn't,
there are only two possible outcomes.
Either she puts you behind bars or...
...you make her disappear, just like you did with Lynette.
Well, Lia is still claiming that she never saw
the big boss of the plasma ring or even got a name.
Well, whoever it is, they're doing a damn good job
of keeping their circle tight.
But Jacob won't quit until he unmasks them.
Yeah, I'm kind of being the Mulder to Jacob's Scully
and helping wherever I can.
Okay, so how does Lynette and Hayley fit in?
Well, as you know, Lia was a victim
of Lynette's embezzlement scheme.
But all the charges were dropped against her.
Because Bill is outstanding at his job.
But all the evidence points to Lynette being the perpetrator.
A few days ago, Hayley told me that Lynette was afraid
that the victims of the embezzlement scam
would seek revenge.
But then I brought that up with Lia,
and she adamantly denied it.
She said that she didn't even know Lynette was in town
until after the fact.
You believe her?
As much as you can believe anything Lia says, yeah.
But she seemed genuinely pissed
that she was being accused of getting rid of Lynette.
Hayley thinks Lynette didn't just leave town
but might have, what, met her demise?
She said they spent a lot of time together
and she was worried about Lynette.
And that if anything happened to her, she hopes
-that justice would be served. -Huh.
Well, that is a very different song
she's been singing to me and my dad.
You know, Vernon, I really appreciate the conversation.
It means a lot. I just...
Excuse me. I'm sorry to interrupt.
Senator Dupree, I'm Ariyanna Wood.
I have admired you for a very long time.
I recognize the name.
It's good to see you.
You might know Bill Hamilton.
-Hey. Nice to meet you. -Nice to meet you.
VERNON: Ariyanna's family are long-standing
members here at the club.
And she's a client that I'll be working with,
uh, at the consulting firm that I've joined.
Oh, yeah, yeah. I heard about that.
Yeah, she's gearing up to run for public office.
Oh. Well, congratulations.
VERNON: Oh, she's quite the servant leader.
I'm excited to be a part of the change she's going to make.
Well, between all your boards and lectures,
I'm amazed you find the time.
It's a good fit.
And, Ariyanna, I look forward to learning
-more about your campaign. -Thank you.
Well, I won't keep you, Senator,
but I had to let you know that I am thrilled
to be working with someone as knowledgeable as you.
Your experience will be a game changer for me.
I'm looking forward to working with you, too.
Glad we got to talk.
If you need me, don't hesitate to call.
All right.
That's very generous of you.
Jacob.
How you doing, son?
Taking care of my wife is all I care about right now.
I have every confidence that you'll do just that.
-Naomi's in good hands. -Yes, sir.
(sighs)
JACOB: Bill.
Are you okay?
Ooh, we have been working up a storm.
Teamwork makes the dream work.
Well, I think we should take a break
before the dream becomes a nightmare.
-Whatever you need. -Oh, it's not for me.
I have something for you.
Yes, you.
This is about what you did for me last year.
Laura, you saved my life.
If you had not scheduled that mammogram,
I would have continued to put it off
and the cancer would have gone undetected.
I owe you so much,
and I am forever grateful.
When you said my name on national television,
I could hardly believe it.
You didn't have to do that.
Oh, yes, I did.
I really think you're giving me too much credit,
but it does warm my heart knowing I could help
in my own small way.
Looks like I made it back before the surprise.
Your timing is perfect.
Will you take a picture?
Oh, I would be happy to.
(sighs)
Oh, my goodness. Anita, it's beautiful.
-You want to put it on? -Definitely. Yes.
(laughing excitedly)
Let's see. Let's see.
It is stunning.
Thank you so much.
Absolutely stunning.
-Thank you. -No, my dear.
Thank you.
So, when Lynette vanished,
Hayley's attitude was, "Good riddance."
She regretted trusting her.
She was ashamed she took advantage of her.
But she never said she was scared for Lynette.
Really?
And you know what else is sus?
Hayley claims that Lynette and her got close after the mugging,
but my mom said she saw them before together
and Hayley introduced Lynette as her friend.
Could it have been, like, a figure of speech or something?
Maybe, maybe not.
E-Excuse me.
Uh, forgive my nosiness,
but that mugging story's shady.
My friend Wesley was arrested for it,
and he wouldn't hurt a fly.
He wouldn't dare attack a woman. I put my life on it.
There's not a mean bone in Wesley's body.
You know, I... I'll be right back. You...
I would say more, but I'm-a stick to my job
and leave the detective work to you two.
I've never heard that. Have you?
No.
No, this is the first time I'm hearing that about Wesley, too.
It raises other questions, then.
Well, it seems like wherever Hayley and Lynette go,
trouble follows.
And Tomas told me that Lynette accused him of coming on to her,
and Hayley was the one to back her up.
Yeah, but Hayley apologized later about that.
She said that Lynette was just a bad influence on her.
Okay, none of this is enough for you to write about.
Hayley is a two-faced bitch
talking out the side of her mouth,
but that's not a crime.
Unfortunately not.
But a lot of this is not adding up.
I want us to cross the finish line together, Randy.
-Obviously, I want that, too. -But, I mean,
if I have to, I'll leave for St. Bart's
without giving you a second thought.
Don't mess things up for you or me by growing a conscience.
You can count on me like always, cuz.
Plus, I need my share of that windfall.
Mm.
Okay, that's more like it.
Now, if you will excuse me, I need to go help Bill
take one more step closer to his early grave.
I just tripped a little.
It's embarrassing, but...
(clears throat) I'll get over it.
Are you sure that's all it was?
'Cause I can have an EMT here in no time.
Jacob, not everything's a medical emergency, okay?
I'm fine.
I don't know, man. You look...
Look, now, don't worry about me, okay?
You need to worry about your wife
now that she finally feels like she can confide in you again.
-This is delicious. Try some. -Hmm?
I'd rather not.
Are you really going to make me drink this liquid bliss
all alone?
(Dani laughing)
Oh, come on, drink it.
Goodness.
-Mm. -It's yummy, right?
-Yeah, it's-it's good. -Oh.
I wish I could thank our mystery benefactor,
but whoever it is has great taste.
-(phone vibrating) -Oh.
Hey, girl. Hey, what's up, Vanessa?
Oh, you know what? I left it upstairs.
Hold on. I'll be right back.
Yeah, it was fine, but...
(Dani continues indistinctly, laughs)
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