• 3 months ago
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00:00What is this?
00:02I am here to speak to you.
00:04Michael?
00:06Yes, he took over the costs.
00:08What's the deal with Dr. Niederbühler?
00:10You don't think I know
00:12that he was there during your injection?
00:14Just like Yvonne.
00:16Oh, you already know that?
00:18Why don't you look for an investor
00:20or a partner?
00:22And...
00:24What kind of partner is that?
00:26Well...
00:28Yes, Philip, let's wait and see what Dr. Niederbühl has to say.
00:32It could also be that Anna was simply released too early.
00:35If only he would finally talk to us.
00:37Due to the low blood supply, your ribs were massively damaged.
00:43But if my kidneys don't work properly anymore, then...
00:47I'm sorry, but you need a new kidney.
00:51And as soon as possible.
00:53No.
00:57That's not true.
01:00I need a new kidney?
01:02Anna, we can help each other with a dialysis and clean your blood beforehand.
01:07But in the long run, a transplant is impossible.
01:14Okay.
01:17I'll put you on the waiting list for a transplant.
01:23But I heard that it doesn't take years to find a suitable organ and that you're even on the list.
01:28Yes, that's why kidney failure also requires a donation of life from relatives.
01:35So someone has to be willing to donate his kidneys to me.
01:39Exactly. And then we'll do a typing of the names of the relatives to find out who's in question.
01:48But I don't have anyone.
01:51Except my mother.
01:56Do you want me to talk to Nicole?
02:03No, I'd rather do it myself.
02:10Anna.
02:15I know.
02:17This is a shock and a lot at once.
02:22But most people can live very well with just one kidney.
02:30Your friends are waiting outside.
02:34Would you like me to ask them to come in?
02:44Can you please tell them?
02:48I think I need a moment alone.
02:53Of course.
02:57Of course.
03:15I'm sure this is a win-win situation, both for the princely court and for the vineyards.
03:21That means you're going to give me money so I can buy new vineyards?
03:25And so you can bridge the time until the next wine reading.
03:28But that's going to take two years before I make any money.
03:31Yes, I know that. But we're also involved in your sales.
03:36Okay.
03:37And you commit yourself to keltering an exclusive wine under the label of the princely court.
03:42A princely court wine?
03:44Yes. The name princely court and the logo come from etiquette.
03:47And we can offer this wine exclusively to our guests in the hotel.
03:52What do you think?
03:54Well, from my point of view, there's nothing wrong with that.
03:58But...
03:59That's a worthwhile investment for the princely court.
04:02And you could stay true to your word and wouldn't take any help from me personally.
04:07Okay, I'll take that as an argument.
04:10I'm just not sure if I want to depend on the hotel so much.
04:13Yes, you don't have to commit yourself to eternity.
04:16If you've repaid the money, you can always think about whether the partnership still makes sense to you.
04:23We just have to see if the other owners think the proposal is good.
04:27Yes, there will still be some convincing work to be done.
04:31I can call an extraordinary meeting.
04:34But until then, we should work out the cornerstones of the concept a little more precisely.
04:41Okay, let's try.
04:47And did Michael tell you the whole truth?
04:52Yes, of course.
04:54I still don't understand why he didn't admit it right away.
04:57I always have a complete understanding for things like this.
05:02It was an emergency, wasn't it?
05:04Yes, so to speak.
05:06Well, you panicked because Yvonne Grete was drunk and almost suffocated.
05:11Exactly.
05:13And you were on your way to the emergency room.
05:15Yes, because we were afraid.
05:18And of course, Dr. Michael Niederbühler can't get Grete out.
05:21But I'm very surprised.
05:23Well, here's the alcohol.
05:25Oh, did you all drink?
05:28Yes, we drank, yes.
05:30Oh, alcohol is expensive.
05:33You could have gotten in trouble.
05:35Oh, that's why you didn't admit it right away.
05:38Yes, well, that's why. And because you had already called the police.
05:41So, alcohol on the tax. We were a little dizzy.
05:44Yes, you should have called an ambulance.
05:47Yes, you should have really done that. I thought afterwards, that was a mistake.
05:50But luckily Yvonne coughed out Grete on the way.
05:55She was afraid to die.
05:56Me too.
05:58Well, under these circumstances, I don't want to make a big deal out of it.
06:03Werner, and I promise you one thing.
06:05Something like this will never happen again.
06:07A very nice move from you. You have something good with me.
06:09I'll notice. You can do that.
06:11Wait a minute.
06:15Yes, hello?
06:17A what?
06:20Yes, I understand.
06:22No, she's been sick for a while.
06:24But I'll find someone to take care of her.
06:26Stop, stop, stop.
06:28I'll get back to you.
06:31So, my dear.
06:33What did you say?
06:35I have something good with you?
06:40Now we can only hope that we can find a donor as soon as possible.
06:50Does Anna's mother already know?
06:53She's still in La Gomera.
06:55Anna wanted to call her right away.
06:58Yes, but if her kidney doesn't work now...
07:01First of all, we can use a dialysis.
07:05We'll do anything for Anna.
07:07To make her life easier until the transplant.
07:10Can we go to her now?
07:12No, please don't.
07:13I know, I know. You just want to help her.
07:16But she asked me to be alone for a while.
07:20She has to process the diagnosis first.
07:23I understand.
07:28You can't really do much for her right now.
07:31I would advise you to go home.
07:34Maybe you can take a few things for Anna at home.
07:38She will stay here for a while.
07:41Sure, I will.
07:45If you have any questions, you can always contact me.
07:53You're welcome.
08:18What am I going to tell mom now?
08:20Hey, can you give me one of your kidneys?
08:24She gets a huge fright.
08:26You can't ask anyone for something like that.
08:30Maybe I should ask Michael to talk to her?
08:34He has experience with something like that.
08:37On the other hand, she's his girlfriend.
08:40And that makes it more complicated.
08:44No, that's not possible.
08:46I have to talk to her myself.
08:50I'm sorry.
08:56Anna, is there anything new?
09:00Hey, mom.
09:03Anna, what's going on?
09:07I don't have any good news.
09:21How did it go?
09:29You are incredibly fast when programming.
09:32It's just another test version.
09:35There are surely still a few errors.
09:40You called her Maxi Nutri-Doc?
09:44Yes, but it's just a job title.
09:47That's awesome.
09:48The name was also not yet given.
09:52Oh, the icons for the sports, I think that's super nice.
09:57Cool. You absolutely have to tell me what you get for it.
10:00At least I want to try to pay you decently for it.
10:04Well, that still has a little time.
10:05You still have a few changes and I still have to work on things and stuff.
10:10At least I would continue to work on it right away, but I have to move beds first.
10:15Talent waste, if you ask me.
10:17Yes.
10:18Now that you know my studies so well, would you like to participate as a test subject yourself?
10:23No, sports is not really my thing.
10:25Yes, but there is also the control group. I also need very important participants for that.
10:28Oh, yes, if that's the case, I'll be happy to help.
10:31Cool. And don't forget, you write me the bill.
10:34Yes, I will. Thank you.
10:36Bye.
10:37You mean well with our employees.
10:39Just kidding.
10:40Yes, if you do a good job, you should be paid for it.
10:43Absolutely. Good luck.
10:45What about you? Are you also part of it?
10:49As a test subject? I don't think that's something for me.
10:53Yes, of course. You would not only do something good for your health, but also for science.
10:58Yes, yes, that may be, but I ...
11:00And in the long run, you also help sick people with it.
11:03Now you're talking to someone for sure.
11:06Okay, it's really not complicated either.
11:08Look, the app is totally intuitive, very user-friendly.
11:13Here you register, then you see ...
11:16Forgot handbags.
11:18Good trick, to forget them.
11:22Should we have a few more minutes?
11:25Sleep a little, yes.
11:27And listen to the doctor. I'll be back tonight.
11:31Your pulse ...
11:32What do you say?
11:35You can hardly let that go, can you?
11:38Okay.
11:39Okay.
11:40You don't give up anyway.
11:42Yes, I'm in.
11:44Great. Welcome to my study.
11:58You're welcome.
12:01Okay.
12:06But then we've done the math.
12:09On the one hand, what it costs us to join you,
12:11on the other hand, the expected income.
12:14Yes, you're still just under zero.
12:18Yes, well, in the first few years.
12:21But for the prince's call, it's primarily about the prestige gain.
12:25Then let's hope that Christoph Saalfeld sees it the same way.
12:28He's still pretty angry with me.
12:30Well, you know ...
12:32First and foremost, it's important that Werner Saalfeld and Alexander agree.
12:36Because then we have the majority.
12:38And then we need good arguments to convince them.
12:43Tell me ...
12:45How about ...
12:49How about we offer the hotel guests an extra bonus program?
12:55What do you mean?
12:56A butter ride to the wine shop?
12:59Well, I wouldn't have called it a butter ride.
13:01But I actually thought in that direction.
13:05A day trip to the enchanting vineyards.
13:08Including a hike and a property tour.
13:11And then the wine tasting.
13:13Framed in a lunch package put together by Mrs. Bergmann.
13:17And on top of that, every guest gets a bottle of Prince's Court Friesling.
13:20From the particularly happy 20-25-year-olds.
13:24I'm starting to really want to take part in a tour like this myself.
13:28And let the charming winemaker show me her wine.
13:31And let the charming winemaker show me her wine.
13:40Yes.
13:41Okay.
13:43Okay, so if you agree, then I will call in my extraordinary own assembly.
13:49But talk to Werner first.
13:51Yes, I will.
13:54But I think we will convince him the most.
14:01A day trip to the enchanting vineyards.
14:07Oh, Schnitzi.
14:11So, what did Werner say?
14:14Michael was there by now and had already intimidated Werner.
14:17That's good.
14:18No, that's not good, because I didn't know anything about it.
14:20And what does that mean?
14:21Well, I was a little overwhelmed when Werner suddenly confronted me with Michael's alternative facts.
14:28Yes, but what exactly does that mean?
14:30Actually, it's just that Werner should confront you with these alternative facts.
14:34You would have to confirm that we ate fish that evening.
14:37And you talked too much, had a toothache, and you already had one in here.
14:41And then we tried to get to the emergency room by shuttle.
14:44And Michael still tried to get the tooth out, but it didn't work.
14:47And then you coughed, and then it came out.
14:51That you only know all this now.
14:55Do you think I talk too much?
14:57Too much?
14:59Not at all, no.
15:01But you know that we were in our fur.
15:04What we did with the shuttle, that can't be topped anymore.
15:07Well, as you can see.
15:09What do you mean by that?
15:10What do I mean by what?
15:11How long have you been interested in fish?
15:14Always.
15:15I thought you were disgusted by them.
15:17No, not at all.
15:20And I got an extremely important task from Werner.
15:23Mrs. Hohenlohe is going on a hike with her cousin.
15:26Twice a day.
15:27And I'm taking care of her tarantula.
15:30The woman took a spider with her on vacation.
15:32She's crazy.
15:34She's totally into her tarantula.
15:36And that's exactly why I have to watch out for her.
15:39Do you sometimes have to stroke her hairy back?
15:42It makes me completely cold.
15:44But you have to be careful that she doesn't jump into your face.
15:47They don't jump.
15:48They jump.
15:49Really?
15:50Your face is all wrinkled.
15:52It was just a joke.
15:53I've only heard that there are people who are afraid of spiders.
15:57It's probably a very natural instinct.
15:59So you can guess.
16:01I'm not afraid of spiders at all.
16:04What I don't like are white mice with disgustingly red eyes.
16:08I find them disgusting.
16:09It also makes me completely cold.
16:12But spiders are useful animals.
16:14Even the big ones.
16:15Because they catch mosquitos and they make such beautiful nets.
16:18They look like works of art.
16:19Works of art.
16:20So, let's go to the zoo.
16:22What do you want there?
16:23A can of spiders.
16:25No, we're buying the tarantula.
16:27And I'm going with you to the store.
16:29And afterwards I'm going to watch out for the spiders with you.
16:32But I have to do something real quick.
16:50Hey, Philipp.
16:55Did you spoil your appetite?
16:59You didn't.
17:03I'm so out of it.
17:04I canceled all my appointments today.
17:09I'm sorry.
17:10I'm sorry.
17:11I'm sorry.
17:12I'm sorry.
17:13I'm sorry.
17:14I'm sorry.
17:15I'm sorry.
17:16I'm sorry.
17:17I'm sorry.
17:19Is it just like that with you?
17:22There were no urgent cases.
17:26Hi.
17:27What can I get you?
17:28Hey.
17:29A black coffee, please.
17:30With pleasure.
17:40I'm thinking about getting tested.
17:43Then I can donate my kidneys if necessary.
17:47The donor is usually a close relative.
17:50That's where Nicole comes into question.
17:53Okay, but what if she doesn't have the right blood type?
17:57Then another relative will be looked for.
18:02She doesn't have it anymore.
18:03Yes.
18:04So it makes perfect sense that I make myself available.
18:08Yes, but even then an ethics commission would have to decide if that's even possible.
18:14Okay.
18:15What do you want to know?
18:19Philipp, think about it later.
18:21It probably won't get that far.
18:30It feels good not to be alone all the time.
18:44I'm really glad you're here right now.
18:50But no hug, okay?
18:58Oh, man.
19:00All she had was a little back pain.
19:02And now something so bad is supposed to have happened?
19:04Yeah, no one expected that.
19:07Hopefully she'll get better soon.
19:09Yeah.
19:10She's getting an organ donation.
19:12It'll take a while for her to get better.
19:14Yeah.
19:16It's great that she has such a great friend like you.
19:23If you like, I can go to the hospital right away.
19:26Then we can cheer her up together.
19:28What do you think?
19:29I'll just bring her things from home.
19:32You didn't want to see anyone before.
19:34Okay.
19:35Oh, my homework about fasting and yoga.
19:38I have to hand it in tomorrow and I haven't started yet.
19:40It's totally clear that you don't have a head at all right now.
19:43No head at all.
19:44I hope you don't get angry.
19:46Yeah, and if I get a six, there's something more important, right?
19:50Yeah, but isn't the grade really important for your graduation?
19:55Maybe I can explain the situation to you and then write it down.
20:01I'm going to pack my things now.
20:05Okay.
20:31Hey.
20:32Hey.
20:35Is that a mobile game?
20:37It's an app that Mr. Licht developed.
20:40It was funny for Maxi Neubach's study, wasn't it?
20:44Tell me about it. You're in on it now, too.
20:46I was very charmingly persuaded.
20:49So I can check if I'm eating right, if I have to do more sports.
20:53But that's not an app.
20:58You should take part in it, too.
21:00Maybe it'll improve your mood.
21:03That's as far as it goes.
21:05I go jogging when I'm in a good mood.
21:08But it's not about the app, it's about Maxi Neubach, isn't it?
21:12What do you have against her?
21:13Do you really want to take her hostage because she's the daughter of her mother?
21:16She's annoying.
21:17Oh, yes, and why?
21:19Because, for example, she leaves her stuff lying around everywhere.
21:22Yes, that looks really catastrophic.
21:24Yes, and when I politely point it out, she just ignores me.
21:28Ah, she ignores my authority.
21:31That's cheekiness.
21:34I don't know what's so funny about it.
21:37Oh, come on.
21:38She's young and a little chaotic.
21:40But that makes her go away with her charm.
21:43Her charm has probably escaped me so far.
21:46But you seem to have eaten a real fool out of her.
21:49Oh, it's just...
21:52She reminds me so incredibly of Vroni.
21:56Well, then.
22:02Ah, Mr. Saalfeld.
22:03It's good to have you here.
22:05I have good news.
22:07Katja is now finally ready to let herself be helped.
22:10Ah, so you want to borrow money from Anna-Alves now?
22:13No, no, Anna-Alves is unfortunately in the hospital again.
22:16And of course Katja doesn't want to burden you with her financial problems.
22:20Oh, I just knew she was going to get sick.
22:22What's wrong with her?
22:23Oh, something with her kidney.
22:25But I can't tell you anything more about it.
22:27Well, I'll find out.
22:29But does that mean you're going to lend Katja the money now?
22:32No, I can't do that easily.
22:35But I have another suggestion.
22:38Namely...
22:39A business partnership between Katja's Weingut and the Prince's Court.
22:48We would invest in Katja's Wine.
22:51And for that we would not only get a profit,
22:54but a lot of other benefits that would have a positive effect on our prestige.
23:00I can't believe that I, Christoph, would let in this deal.
23:04Yes, well, that may be.
23:06But ultimately, ultimately we only need the majority.
23:09And if you support us, then the majority would be achievable.
23:14Mr. Saalfeld, just forget that you don't like me.
23:18This is about Katja's professional existence.
23:20And we all want to help her.
23:23And the way I see it,
23:25this cooperation would be the last way out of your precarious situation.
23:32Well, then explain your plan to me in more detail.
23:39For the lamb ragout, I would recommend the Spätburgunder or the Beaujolais.
23:43Great.
23:44Then we'll do it.
23:47Has my daughter already recruited you?
23:50For her studies?
23:51Yes.
23:53I'm in the control group.
23:55Aha.
23:56No desire for sports?
23:58Yes.
24:00Okay, no, but I just don't have time.
24:05Too bad.
24:07I had hoped that I would find a great training partner in you.
24:11You'll find someone else.
24:14Thank you, Katja.
24:17What about your wine?
24:19Yes.
24:20Maybe he's looking for a solution.
24:23Markus really wants the Füstenhof to become an investor.
24:28Yes, I know.
24:30As far as Markus is concerned, I'm not very consistent right now.
24:33But his idea is good.
24:35And maybe it's the only way to save the wine.
24:39He seems to really want it.
24:41Yes.
24:42He wants to do something good for me again.
24:45Without a second thought.
24:49Maybe he hopes that he can spend more time with me.
24:53But I won't let that happen.
24:56Nevertheless, you still have feelings for him.
24:59You told me yourself.
25:02Yes.
25:03There's still this suit.
25:37Yes.
25:39Hello.
25:40Come in for a moment.
25:43I packed a few things for you.
25:48How are you today?
25:51It was better before.
25:53Okay.
25:55Then I'll put your things away.
25:57You watch and enjoy the view.
26:00And tell me when something counts, okay?
26:06I think that should be enough.
26:11Hey.
26:12Hey, was Vincent and Philipp actually angry that I didn't want to see her?
26:18Of course not. They have an understanding.
26:23I just needed a little time for myself.
26:26But it was nice that she was there anyway.
26:29Have you already spoken to your mother?
26:31Hm.
26:33She reacted totally cool.
26:35I just hinted that maybe I need a new kidney.
26:39And she immediately offered herself as a donor.
26:44Your mom loves you more than anything. It's obvious that she helps you.
26:48I was really afraid to ask her.
26:53I don't even know if I can accept that.
26:56Of course you can accept that. You even have to accept it.
26:59You have to get healthy.
27:01Lale and Theo don't need you.
27:05Can I hug you for a second?
27:20So, basically you can say that his cooperation with the vineyard
27:23would have a lot of attractive advantages for the prince's court.
27:26Yes, thank you very much for the presentation, Mr. Schwarzbach.
27:29Any opinion on that?
27:31We all hope that Markus is more concerned with the well-being of the prince's court
27:36than with a rescue operation for Mrs. Saalfeld.
27:39But one doesn't have to exclude the other, Christoph.
27:42Such cooperation is a good thing.
27:45The days for our wine could become a real attraction for our guests.
27:50Besides, a prince's court label with its own wine.
27:54Sounds very appealing, doesn't it?
27:56And for such a game, you want to pump half a million into a bankrupt vineyard?
28:01Mr. Katja's vineyard is not bankrupt.
28:03It only needs a financial injection for the bridge until the next wine reading.
28:07Mrs. Saalfeld has already proven that she has no entrepreneurial know-how.
28:12I'm sorry, but you have to be able to drive a vineyard in such a short time in front of the wall.
28:18Well, Katja doesn't like the weather.
28:20She can't do anything about the fact that we froze the grapes.
28:23Besides, according to your calculations, the well will be profitable in two years at the earliest.
28:27Until then, it's just money.
28:29For the machines, for the employees...
28:30It will be profitable.
28:32Involving yourself with someone like Katja Saalfeld in a long-term business partnership
28:37poses an incalculable risk.
28:40Please don't exaggerate, Christoph.
28:43Katja also belongs to the family.
28:46Besides, as an abstainer, you don't seem to be aware
28:49of the prestige a wine of your own will bring with it.
28:54Oh, you mean you have to be drunk to be able to appreciate Markus' ideas?
28:58Stubborn as a donkey.
29:01Alex!
29:03You haven't said anything to her yet.
29:05Well, I have nothing against Katja Saalfeld and I think you should help her.
29:10However, Christoph is also right.
29:12A business partnership that is only a matter of years must be very well thought out.
29:16You're absolutely right about that.
29:17That's why I've summarized all the cornerstones of the deal here,
29:20including the first calculation.
29:22So if you like, I'll give you a chance and let it go through your head.
29:26An exception.
29:27Well, then the decision has been made.
29:29Yes.
29:39The meeting should be over soon.
29:43I think it's great that you've accepted the help now.
29:46And she hasn't even broken a nail out of the crown yet.
29:50Yes.
29:51To be honest, I'm also very glad that I'm not alone with my problems anymore.
29:57And Mr. Schwarzbach will hopefully do a good job for you.
30:01He didn't have an easy time with Christoph Saalfeld.
30:04But he will vote for you one way or another, won't he?
30:06But we have Werner on our side quickly.
30:09First of all, it depends on Mrs. Schwarzbach.
30:11She's definitely for you.
30:13I'm not so sure about that.
30:14After all, she's the fiancée of Christoph Saalfeld.
30:17I just don't get it.
30:19Mrs. Schwarzbach wants such a nice woman from such a guy.
30:25Now don't go crazy.
30:27It'll all work out.
30:33I...
30:34This somehow reminds me of the old days.
30:36You know, when I was stuttering before exams, you used to talk to me nicely.
30:39Now we just have a bit of an exchanged role.
30:50Markus?
30:51How did it go?
30:57Don't you seriously think about giving your OK to Katja Saalfeld after this rescue operation?
31:03When you were on the phone earlier, I looked through the map Markus gave me.
31:09And?
31:12Of course, there's a certain risk of putting half a million into a wine product...
31:17...that won't make any money in the next two years.
31:19Of course.
31:21On the other hand, I'm afraid that Mrs. Saalfeld will pay us back when she's back on her feet.
31:27If that ever happens.
31:31Then the prince's court would have its own wine brand.
31:34For which old wine connoisseurs like Werner would be thrilled.
31:38That would be such good PR for us.
31:40It's a waste.
31:42Lexi, we're just writing black numbers again after our last disaster.
31:47Which also reminds us that Markus has broken in.
31:51Hand on heart.
31:52If this bankrupt wine product didn't belong to Katja Saalfeld...
31:56...would we even consider such a stupid idea?
32:05You've got a good point.
32:07Hello.
32:26Hello.
32:27Take a look in that glass thing.
32:30It's in there.
32:31Hello, Mrs. Spinner.
32:33We've brought you something.
32:36Is anyone home?
32:40Eric, nothing's happening.
32:43What do you mean, nothing's happening?
32:45I don't see anything.
32:47The one with the bird?
32:54I don't think anyone's home.
32:56And not in that wooden thing?
32:58No.
32:59Tell me about it.
33:06Was it like this the whole time when we came in?
33:10Yes.
33:12Could it be that she's gone?
33:15No, because of Mrs. Spinner I've never asked her to tear my head off.
33:19But you just have to catch her again.
33:21Yes.
33:23What do I do if she attacks me?
33:25The poison of tarantulas is usually not life-threatening.
33:29Do they really have hair?
33:31Yes.
33:32And they're much more afraid of us than we are of them.
33:35Yes, I read that in kindergarten.
33:37What are you up to now?
33:40Here.
33:43It always said, I have to catch her with a glass.
33:47And...
33:48You think that glass is big enough?
33:50Can you please stop, Yvonne?
33:52The...
33:55Do they hear their name, Spinner?
33:57They hear a name?
33:59Jacqueline, she said, Mrs. Hohenlohe.
34:01Jocky.
34:02Jocky.
34:04Jacqueline.
34:06I'll look over there, okay?
34:10Jocky.
34:20You shouldn't get your hopes up too high.
34:23Excuse me?
34:25The prince's court won't take you in on this.
34:29Oh, really?
34:30Markus just told me something completely different.
34:33He said that Mrs. Schwarzbach is still considering her decision.
34:36Markus is probably not at his best yet.
34:39She is now convinced that this business partnership with you cannot be in our interest.
34:48You did a great job of convincing her.
34:51I just don't feel like spending half a million for a few bottles of wine.
34:56But if Markus really wants to help you, he can do that with his private money.
35:02I...
35:03I think it's a shame that you agreed to this right away.
35:06And you don't even see what chances you have for the prince's court.
35:10I'm sure that we wouldn't have seen a single cent from our investment.
35:15But there would have been contracts for that.
35:18And I would have agreed for you to give your money back.
35:21I don't doubt your good will.
35:24What's your problem, then?
35:26That you are completely unaware of business matters.
35:30Excuse me, I run my own hotel.
35:32You're from yesterday.
35:34I'm a realist.
35:35How long did it take until you broke the winery after taking over?
35:40That's unfair.
35:41That was more violence.
35:43And besides, I had two jobs here at the prince's court at the time.
35:46And that's why I couldn't take care of my winery.
35:49Maybe you can tell that to Markus, because he's giving you new hope.
35:54Or do you think he's supporting you because you're such a brilliant businesswoman?
36:19Hey.
36:20Hi.
36:21I've got something for you.
36:22Can I come in?
36:23Sure.
36:28What's that?
36:29Read the title.
36:33The effect of yin yoga on the fascia.
36:35Homework by Lalit Jeylan.
36:37Yes.
36:38I hope you're not mad that I brought this up.
36:40No, I'm not.
36:41I'm not mad.
36:42I'm not mad.
36:43I'm not mad.
36:44I'm not mad.
36:45I'm not mad.
36:46I'm not mad.
36:48Yes, I hope you're not mad that I saved your dissertation.
36:51I mean...
36:52I was going to try to get through it at first, but then it wasn't that difficult and I just wrote it down.
36:57That's impossible.
36:58You could go through it and see if you need to correct something, but ...
37:01I can read this really well.
37:03Yes?
37:04Then you can hand it in tomorrow and at least take no mo...
37:06Oh my god, you're the best.
37:08I...
37:09You mean...
37:10You have to be there for Anna right now and I don't want to let you down.
37:13Oh, thank you.
37:15In difficult times, friends need to stick together.
37:22Did he really say that to you?
37:25That's absolute insolence!
37:28Katja, you can't let him do that to you.
37:31Christoph Saalfeld just can't stand me.
37:34I didn't expect anything else from him.
37:38And maybe he's a little bit right about that.
37:42What? No! Nonsense!
37:45He just wanted to make you go down.
37:49What were you supposed to do with this sudden cold break-in?
37:54Well, I should have instructed my manager to meet other appointments.
38:00And to close an insurance. That would have been enough for the damage.
38:04But it all happened so fast, I didn't even notice.
38:07Which is totally understandable.
38:10Yes, but...
38:12The break-in is also my fault.
38:18Hey...
38:24I just overestimated myself.
38:27You just had bad luck.
38:33You are a strong woman.
38:36Don't let Christoph Saalfeld tell you anything else, okay?
38:42Okay.
38:56There's really nothing here.
38:59Yes, I've looked everywhere.
39:02Take a look behind you.
39:05No, there's nothing.
39:08We made a bed, didn't we?
39:10No, we didn't.
39:13No?
39:15Okay, then let's go.
39:16Erik?
39:17Yes?
39:19And if Mrs. Hohenlohe is stabbed in her bed,
39:23do you really want that?
39:30Get out of the way, Yvonne.
39:41Yes, no, it's okay.
39:43And under the blanket?
39:54Well, catch her now!
39:56She's not running away. You don't have to be afraid of me.
40:00Did she die?
40:02Or is it just skin?
40:04Eww.
40:05Yes, I once heard that they skin each other and then they lie up there like a serving proposal.
40:10Is it made of rubber?
40:12Sorry, Erik.
40:13But when I was on the sofa, I thought you were a bit crazy.
40:16With the feeling of seeing Mrs. Hohenlohe, at my expense.
40:19Listen to me.
40:20I think it's impossible.
40:21Listen to me.
40:22You know, spiders only come out in the dark.
40:27And look at that.
40:29You can't see anything.
40:31You can't see anything.
40:32You can't see anything.
40:33You can't see anything.
40:34You can't see anything.
40:35You can't see anything.
40:36You can't see anything.
40:37You can't see anything.
40:38And look at her.
40:40She's sitting in her living room.
40:42And if you look closely, you can see her little black button eyes.
41:09Hello.
41:10Is Christoph Seifert here?
41:11Not that I know of.
41:12What do you want from him?
41:13Tell him my opinion.
41:14What?
41:15What has he already spent again?
41:16It's bad enough that he sabotages the aid sector for my mother, but now he also insults
41:17her and tells her that she is an incompetent businesswoman.
41:18What?
41:19He said that?
41:20Yes.
41:21He said that?
41:22Yes.
41:23He said that?
41:24Yes.
41:25He said that?
41:26Yes.
41:27He said that?
41:28Yes.
41:29He said that?
41:30Yes.
41:31He said that?
41:32Yes.
41:33He said that?
41:34Yes.
41:35He said that?
41:36Yes.
41:37What?
41:38He said that to her?
41:41Mama is totally finished.
41:42So, now he is really too far.
41:44Someone has to show this guy his limits.
41:48Where do you want to go now?
41:50Look for him and make him speak.
41:52Excuse me, but I don't think that's such a good idea.
41:55Why not?
41:56If you're much too emotional right now, if you talking to him, you lose your nerves,
42:00and then you hurt your mother.
42:02He wouldn't take you seriously if he's as refractory as you are.
42:06Yes, you're probably right.
42:08But it can't go on like this.
42:10No, it can't.
42:11And that's why I'm going to talk to him.
42:14Yes, and you mean you or him?
42:17Well, believe me.
42:18Christoph and I have known each other since our youth, and I've been through a lot with him.
42:23If anyone really knows how to deal with him, it's me.
42:27Who knows, maybe I can still achieve something for your mother.
42:31I'm on it.
42:36You're welcome.
42:52Daddy.
42:54Well, little bunny, did you want to come to dinner today?
42:57Auntie is making goose liver.
42:58Oh yes, that sounds delicious, I'd love to.
43:00Okay, but then you take your treasure with you.
43:02Yes, of course.
43:03Bye.
43:05I'm so happy that it still worked out with you.
43:08Yes, I didn't even believe it myself, with all the back and forth.
43:12Are you three happy now?
43:14Yes.
43:16Exactly what I've always dreamed of.
43:18A small, own, real family.
43:22Daddy.
43:24Oh.
43:27Knock, knock, knock.
43:33Come in.
43:36Anna.
43:37Hey.
43:39Sorry, did I wake you?
43:41It's okay.
43:43Is there anything new?
43:44I just talked to your mother.
43:47She's on her way to the ferry, and then she'll take the Tenerife.
43:51The plane will be with you very soon.
43:56I'm so lucky to have such a great mother.
43:59How are you?
44:02Good.
44:04Well, of course I'm worried about the kidney and everything, but ...
44:10I just had such a nice dream.
44:13And now ...
44:15somehow I have the feeling that ...
44:17maybe everything is still going well.
44:21Yes.
44:35Hey.
44:36Markus.
44:41Tell me.
44:44Why are you so against this collaboration with Katja?
44:49Are you still angry that you called the police?
44:53I just want to prevent us from committing a business suicide.
44:57Oh, come on.
44:59Do I really have to tell you all the prejudices ...
45:03that this deal would have for the prince's court?
45:05No, no, not necessary.
45:07You know, the concept is clear to me.
45:09To stay in the business, a barrel without a bottom.
45:11Oh, Christoph.
45:14Christoph, we just made it to the top 500 again.
45:20We can't rest on that now.
45:24Do you seriously think your own wine label guarantees us a top position?
45:29No, no, no.
45:30But ...
45:32it would be another USP.
45:34Just like the day trips and all the other ideas.
45:38I'm absolutely sure ...
45:40that this collaboration will have a positive impact on our image.
45:47Christoph!
45:49You know me as a businessman!
45:52Do you really think I would suggest anything ...
45:54that wouldn't have a positive impact on us in the end?
45:58However, I think so.
46:00I think you're confusing our business interests with your private ones.
46:07What do you mean?
46:09Oh, come on, Markus. We all know what you really want.
46:13Oh, yes? Then I'll stick to it.
46:20Good, clear text.
46:23I don't want to throw money out ...
46:25just because Katja Saalfeld turned her head ...
46:27so that you invest in her bankruptcy project.
46:32You'll take that back immediately.
46:38He just wants to go back to bed with you.
46:55I just can't live with a stranger.
46:58Where do you want to sleep then?
47:00First here, and then we'll see tomorrow.
47:02Here!
47:03Hey, Vincent! Come here, please.
47:05I was about to feed him, but he doesn't want to eat.
47:07He doesn't want to eat?
47:08No.
47:09Oh.
47:10Ms. Schwarzbach is a very successful and rational businesswoman.
47:13And you can see for yourself that Christoph is not objective.
47:17To stand against your own partner is something else entirely.
47:21It would be best if he didn't show up at the meeting at all.
47:25You should apologize. You will apologize.
47:28His accusations were completely wrong.
47:31We could continue where we left off yesterday ...
47:34and solve this in a different way.
47:36That's enough!
47:37No fighting in the early morning!