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00:00I just have the feeling that you don't really want to move to Cape Town.
00:03That all of this is just Roman's wish.
00:06That's not true.
00:07Then I'd like a latte macchiato and a grapefruit scone for Birdy Eckhart.
00:17His head didn't voluntarily choose to have a stinger.
00:20If it stings, it's not that bad.
00:30I'm worn and painted by the sun
00:32And it's in my eyes
00:34And it's in my eyes
00:38Caught by the rapture of the dawn
00:40And a restless sky
00:42And a restless sky
00:46This is my life
00:48This is my life
00:50This is the way to find my own
00:54This is my life
00:56This is my life
00:58This is the world where I belong
01:04I'm rolling on
01:06I'm rolling on
01:18Yes, it's me.
01:28Ouch!
01:30Come here, let me see.
01:40Where did you get my stuff?
01:42I bought it.
01:44You?
01:46Yes, I thought as a business gardener
01:48you'd rather sell flowers
01:50instead of me giving you some.
01:54You can make me happy more often.
01:58Hey!
02:08Go in peace.
02:12Sorry.
02:14Flickenschild?
02:17Now?
02:19Is it really necessary?
02:22Okay, I'm coming. I'm on my way.
02:24Yes.
02:28There's a problem in the hotel
02:30with a larger group of travelers
02:32and I have to be there.
02:34We'll continue dreaming tomorrow.
02:36I've been dreaming all night.
02:46I'll call you.
02:48I'm looking forward to it.
02:58Did I say something wrong?
03:00Mr. Albers, thank you very much
03:02for your silence.
03:04Mick, how do you know that?
03:06From Lars.
03:08What? Lars knows it too?
03:10Yes, and Ben too.
03:12Oh great, Mr. Albers, thank you.
03:14You also held a press conference.
03:16Mick, I... Lars thought
03:18Ben took the money from the golf bag
03:20from the basement
03:22or I took the money, the 10,000 euros.
03:24I'm sorry, I didn't mean to embarrass you.
03:27I'm an idiot.
03:29Yes, of course.
03:31Why do you have such a problem
03:33that you played golf successfully once?
03:35That's my business, right?
03:37Yes, okay.
03:39So would you play again
03:41for this charity event?
03:43No.
03:45Mick, just once.
03:47No.
03:49The topic is through.
03:51And my shift too.
03:53I have an afternoon off.
03:55What's his problem
03:57that he was a professional once?
03:59I don't know either.
04:01I have no idea.
04:03What are we going to do
04:05with your charity event now?
04:07I don't know either.
04:09I'm so sorry.
04:11It's not your fault.
04:25Hello, darling.
04:27Roman.
04:29Is the company already running without you
04:31or what are you doing here on a sunny day?
04:33Well, Lars has to get used to it slowly
04:35even without me coming out.
04:37We will sign the contracts later
04:39and then he is officially responsible
04:41as managing director.
04:43And we can finally concentrate
04:45on Cape Town.
04:47That's nice.
04:49Or we'll continue to focus
04:51on your concerns.
04:53What do you mean by that?
04:55Well, that you find it difficult
04:57to make a decision for the right house.
04:59Well, it's not easy from afar.
05:01I have to know
05:03how a house feels.
05:05Yes, exactly.
05:07And that's why I thought
05:09we take a furnished apartment
05:11or move to a hotel
05:13and then meet
05:15in peace on site
05:17the decision for a house.
05:19Bum, bum, bum, bum.
05:23Two flight tickets
05:25to Cape Town.
05:27The day after tomorrow.
05:29Well, nothing stops me here.
05:31Yes, but not me.
05:33I have craftsmen in the house.
05:35I want to open the Tessalon.
05:37I can't leave here now.
05:39Yes, but we had agreed
05:41to implement our Cape Town plan now.
05:43It doesn't matter
05:45one day sooner or later.
05:47Roman, you decide
05:49over my head again.
05:52If you want to surprise someone
05:54it doesn't make sense to ask him beforehand.
05:58I see.
06:00I could have saved myself the trouble.
06:08Sorry.
06:10I didn't mean to disturb you.
06:14Come.
06:16Let's take a few steps.
06:18That's good.
06:20I'll get my coat.
06:28So, he's sleeping.
06:30Is grandma happy?
06:32Yes, when Timo was so little
06:34I didn't care that much.
06:36Getting a young kid here
06:38was something for itself.
06:40Yes, but not too young.
06:42Come on, you got Timo great too.
06:44Yes, I mean Jennifer.
06:46She just parked the little one here.
06:48She said she had a toy fair in Las Vegas.
06:52You have to get used to child care.
06:54But if she didn't want a child
06:56why did she get one?
06:58Who says she didn't want him?
07:00She decided for him.
07:02She got him.
07:04Yes, but then it has to be clear
07:06that she has to return
07:08her own needs in the first place.
07:10Jennifer is still young.
07:12She will learn that.
07:14Finn needs a stable environment.
07:17His parents have to give him that.
07:19Timo and Jennifer
07:21have to take care of that.
07:23Even if they're not together anymore.
07:25Carla, you're just grandma.
07:27As soon as Timo
07:29is back from the States
07:31there has to be a solution.
07:33My grandson is not a walking cup.
07:35You're exaggerating a bit, don't you think?
07:37It's my grandson, it's true.
07:41You or me?
07:43It's your grandson.
07:45Oh!
07:47Grandma, are you leaving?
07:57He should have asked me
07:59before he bought the tickets.
08:01Maybe you can re-book them.
08:03But that's not the point.
08:05It's about that he decided
08:07to leave me again.
08:09You don't have to go to Cape Town
08:11if you don't want to.
08:13Everything you do or say
08:15convinces me of the opposite.
08:17That's not true.
08:19None of the houses down there
08:21were good enough.
08:23I just didn't like any of them.
08:25Besides, what's it to you?
08:27You wanted me to behave
08:29like a father.
08:31Now I'm doing it
08:33and you don't like it either?
08:35I don't want you to be in Cape Town
08:37in a few months
08:39and realize
08:42what you've done with your life.
08:44I have to open the shop again.
08:46Besides, an installer will be here soon.
09:05Good morning!
09:07Well? Good stuff?
09:09Oh, yes!
09:11Imagine this couple
09:13you sent me to last night.
09:15That's going to be
09:17a huge order for us.
09:19Uh...
09:21You don't mean
09:23the Sanders?
09:25Of course!
09:27The Sanders!
09:29What they ordered!
09:31The bridal bouquet,
09:3380 small tables,
09:35flowers for the horse carriage,
09:37boxwood hearts for all the cars.
09:40No one lives
09:42in Sanders at all?
09:44And you only told me
09:46so Flickenschild
09:48could start his charm offensive?
09:50I thought you were happy.
09:52I am too.
09:54No! No!
09:56Really, you two?
09:58That can't be!
10:02No, that's impossible.
10:04I could burst with happiness.
10:06I hardly slept last night.
10:08We have an appointment.
10:10I don't know what to wear yet.
10:12It doesn't matter.
10:14You look beautiful in everything.
10:16Flickenschild will be happy.
10:18If I didn't have you.
10:20By the way, did you get everything
10:22from the wholesale market?
10:24Unfortunately, no.
10:26Imagine, there are no more red roses.
10:28That would be a disaster.
10:30Could you order some for us
10:32from the breeder directly?
10:34Of course.
10:36Oh my God,
10:38that's life-threatening.
10:40Rex!
10:42It's your own fault.
10:44I trusted you, Mr. Albers.
10:46And what are you doing?
10:48I had to explain to Lars
10:50where the money from the golf bag
10:52is.
10:54Yes.
10:56But you forgot to tell him
10:58to keep it to himself.
11:00I did.
11:02It worked great.
11:05I just don't feel like
11:07this circus anymore.
11:09Mik, please.
11:11You already know
11:13what's going on.
11:15Can't you be helpful
11:17for Dr. Thies?
11:19Forget it, Mr. Albers.
11:21This kindergarten for the hospital
11:23is such a great thing.
11:25No.
11:27At least I still play mini golf.
11:35Oh my God!
11:41Oh my God.
11:58Suzan!
12:00Hallo, Suzan!
12:02Thomas.
12:04Thomas!
12:05There's a lot going on here.
12:07If I want to open a tea salon here, of course I need guest toilets.
12:13I'm supposed to get Johanna Darjeeling. She wants to take him to the spa.
12:18I think I sold the last one. How much does she need?
12:21About 500 grams should be enough.
12:25I'll bring someone over later. The supplier will be here anyway.
12:29By the way, you are to be envied. Do you know that?
12:32Why?
12:33Because of Cape Town.
12:35I looked into a documentary last night. It's incredibly beautiful there.
12:41Yes, I know.
12:43I've never been to South Africa myself.
12:45You can go as often as you want to the Kruger National Park or to Straußenfarm
12:50or to Robben Island.
12:53Since when are you so fond of animals?
12:55Let's put it this way. It's my passion for the exotic.
12:59But I'm sure you've seen it all.
13:02Yes, that's true.
13:04You don't sound particularly enthusiastic.
13:09Tea?
13:11By the way, they also showed this route through the vineyards and the hinterland on TV.
13:16It's just fantastic.
13:19But you've probably already done everything.
13:22What do you like best?
13:28The weather.
13:29The weather?
13:31There's always a little bit of weather on top.
13:34Ms. Winter, can you come over, please?
13:36Yes, I'll be right there.
13:38Excuse me, please.
13:39Yes, of course.
13:41We can continue the conversation another time, if it's a little quieter.
13:45Yes, gladly.
13:49Bye.
13:51Bye.
13:59And this passport about the management of Winter in West Lower Saxony?
14:03That means that if you prove yourself,
14:05in just one year you will step into the footsteps of your father
14:08and take over the overall management of the business.
14:12Oh, Bente, you're just in time.
14:15My successor is just being arranged.
14:17Well, first of all, that's just an option.
14:21I'm very confident that you, as the manager of Winter in West Lower Saxony,
14:25will prove yourself very quickly.
14:29Your father has great expectations of you.
14:31That's the way it is.
14:33Well, what can I say?
14:35Just sign it.
14:48Well?
14:50It didn't hurt, did it?
14:52Not yet.
14:54Thank you for coming so quickly.
14:56That's why I'm here.
14:58Oh, Bente, you're just in time.
15:00We want to toast.
15:01With champagne, yes.
15:03Yes, sure.
15:05And get yourself a glass, too.
15:09So kind.
15:48It's always like this in India.
15:50Everyone uses their cell phone, but Achim Meisner doesn't.
15:53Yes, please.
15:55Yes?
15:56I heard correctly.
15:58Mrs. Hansen, come in.
16:00I wanted to ask you if you would like to have a cup of tea with me.
16:04I would like to show you my cool prospect.
16:07Yes, gladly.
16:09Yes?
16:10Tell me, would it be possible for us to have tea here with me?
16:13Yes, but he doesn't like it with me anymore.
16:16Yes, yes, yes.
16:17I'm just waiting for a call from Achim from India.
16:20Oh, I see.
16:21Well, that's obvious.
16:22Hello, everyone.
16:23Ah, hello, Susanne.
16:24I just wanted to give you the tea.
16:26Yes, wonderful.
16:27We were just about to open the jug.
16:29Would you like a cup with you?
16:31I was just about to go to Merle in the nursery.
16:34Although...
16:36Oh, I already have time for a cup of tea.
16:39Nice, isn't it?
16:40I'll take that, yes?
16:41And, Mrs. Rose, please be so kind.
16:43Bring me my beautiful big cup.
16:46Yes, it's on the table.
16:48And the cool prospect, of course.
16:50I want to show it to you.
16:52Yes, I will.
16:54If the phone rings, I'll go to it.
16:57That would be nice.
16:59I will give you a very special tea set these days.
17:02It is taste-neutral, does not influence the aroma, and the scent is perfectly spread.
17:07Oh, yes.
17:09You are absolutely right.
17:11If you are a tea lover like me,
17:14then, of course, you need a professional tea set.
17:20Of course, only if you take white tea.
17:22With black tea, this is not so serious.
17:25Well, one thing I tell you, Susanne.
17:27Before you tell me everything you know about tea,
17:31I won't let you go to Cape Town.
17:35Well, it's not that fast.
17:40Is everything okay?
17:43Yes, sure.
17:45The prospects you were just talking about?
17:49About my cure stay.
17:51You know, about my clinic.
17:53I would also like to show you.
17:58I would like to have a look, yes.
18:02Oh, Timo, do not worry.
18:05The little one feels very comfortable with us.
18:10Really, everything is fine.
18:16Have a good flight.
18:18Yes, we look forward to it.
18:20Bye.
18:22That was Timo.
18:23The fair went very well.
18:26Did Jennifer contact him?
18:28No.
18:29She apparently has no interest in her little son.
18:33Did Timo tell her that Finn is with us?
18:36Sure.
18:39That's kind of weird.
18:41It's not weird, it's irresponsible.
18:45Maybe it's better if Finn lives permanently with Timo.
18:49Yesterday you also said that the child belongs to the mother.
18:52Yes, but not to such a person.
18:54She can't even call Timo back.
18:58Who is that now?
19:00I do not know.
19:10Are you Timo's mother?
19:12Yes.
19:14I'm Jennifer.
19:16I want to pick up Finn.
19:18Yes, thank you very much, Dr. Stütter.
19:31I'm also looking forward to working with you.
19:33Yes.
19:35Goodbye.
19:39Bente?
19:40Yes.
19:41Do you have a moment?
19:42Sure, boss.
19:46I wanted to talk to you for a moment.
19:49I will do a lot like dad, but there will be some changes for you.
19:55Why do we print on recycling paper from now on?
19:58Hopefully we'll do that.
20:00I would have to look at that.
20:03To make it short.
20:05I see you here more as an assistant and not as my secretary.
20:10With your training and your skills, you should get more self-responsibility.
20:15And what will change for me?
20:18Of course, you still have to cover the reception.
20:21Just because of Mr. Lichtenhagen.
20:23But beyond that, I would like to work more closely with you and give you more tasks.
20:28Great.
20:30And of course we also have to talk about your salary.
20:34That's like Christmas.
20:36What should I say?
20:38Let me say something else.
20:43I know that you would also like to follow in dad's footsteps.
20:47And that's why I think it's especially fair that you're not angry, but support me.
20:53That's my job.
20:55I beg you.
20:58Sorry, that's my job too.
21:08Thank you for taking care of him.
21:11Of course, he's my grandchild.
21:13Nevertheless.
21:15What are you going to do now?
21:18I've come to the next round of the audition.
21:21If everything works out, I'm going to Munich in the fall to study at the Dance Academy for a musical.
21:26And if not?
21:28I'll try it in Cologne.
21:30It's also a beautiful city.
21:32Yes, but the teacher in Munich has already shown that he can imagine working with me very well.
21:38And if you're at the Dance Academy...
21:42What are you going to do with Finn?
21:45I'll take him with me.
21:47He sleeps all day anyway.
21:49And if I have a big role, I give it to my friends.
21:51It works somehow.
21:52I'm sorry, but that's not possible.
21:54You can't always give the little one somewhere.
21:57I'm his grandma, but he didn't know either of us.
22:00I entrusted him to Timo.
22:03Yes, but you should have asked him before.
22:05As a father, he can do something too.
22:07Of course, but you make it a little easier for yourself.
22:10I just don't do it unnecessarily complicated and that's why I'd like to go now.
22:13Timo has to go on the return flight.
22:15Please, just wait.
22:17Why should I?
22:19Jennifer.
22:21Such a little man is a big responsibility.
22:24You've already noticed that.
22:26That's why I suggest you stay overnight.
22:29We have a nice guest room and tomorrow we'll talk about it again.
22:33I'll pay you a new ticket to Berlin, of course.
22:36Hello, Mr. Berger.
23:03Hello.
23:04I hope Mrs. Dr. Thies is not too upset about last night.
23:07Oh, you mean Nicky was fired?
23:09Yes, yes, it was an unfortunate run.
23:11Well, if he doesn't want to, you can't do anything.
23:13You see?
23:14Yes, a little hot too.
23:16Yes, I...
23:17In any case, you can't force him to play golf.
23:19Yes, yes.
23:20Unfortunately, the charity golf tournament will not take place without you.
23:24Yes, that would have brought a lot of pressure.
23:26Unexpected comeback from Birdy Eckert.
23:29I hope Mrs. Dr. Thies has any ideas to get sponsors.
23:32Yes, I hope so too.
23:34I would like to make my father-in-law happy again.
23:36Nonsense.
23:37We would have had to ask Nicky anyway if he would take part.
23:39If he had known that we had been fired, he would have said no.
23:43Well, Mr. Albers, it certainly wasn't up to you.
23:46Camel tea.
23:48Thank you very much.
23:49Bye.
24:01The rest of the living room is saved, but definitely nothing for tonight.
24:05No way.
24:08What's up tonight?
24:09Have you been listening?
24:11Do you have a date with your local hotel manager?
24:15Yes, I do.
24:18No way, you're not his type.
24:21It's nice.
24:22Yes.
24:23I'm happy for you. May I?
24:25Sure.
24:26You can't really believe it yet.
24:28Just enjoy it.
24:30Do you think the decaying relationship age will come soon enough?
24:34Of course.
24:36Tell me, are you stressed?
24:38No.
24:39With Roman?
24:41I'm also upset about Pete.
24:44About your dad? Why?
24:46He claims I would only move to Cape Town because of Roman.
24:49That's just not true.
24:51I don't care, but I already had that thought.
24:53Then I have to give your dad justice.
24:55Oh, come on, don't you start with that too.
24:57Do you want to hear my honest opinion or not?
25:00Yes, of course.
25:02Very well.
25:04Before that, I'll make us something hot.
25:06Come on.
25:12A wonderful good day and a warm welcome to Hotel Dreikönig.
25:15Thank you very much.
25:16Have a nice stay.
25:19Oh, Mrs. Jansen, Thomas, welcome to Dreikönig.
25:23Yes, thank you, that's charming.
25:26Indeed.
25:27How do we get to this rosy gesture?
25:30Just like that.
25:31Just like that?
25:33Well, yes, I would say spontaneous marketing.
25:36Everyone can do that on Valentine's Day.
25:38Please, don't deceive me.
25:40Well, if someone distributes roses like that, it's only love.
25:45Could it be that someone has taken the advice of a good friend
25:48and no longer leaves any questions open?
25:51No, someone has conquered the lady of his heart.
25:54I'm glad to hear that.
25:57Well, the flower fairy certainly gives a lot of discount, doesn't she?
26:00No, it's the support of a local nursery.
26:03Oh, then let the flowers speak.
26:05Yes.
26:06Have a nice day.
26:08Oh, thank you very much for being a guest in Dreikönig.
26:10Yes, thank you.
26:11You too.
26:13Oh, stop, stop.
26:14No, that would be a bit much.
26:16One does it too.
26:18Have a nice day.
26:25Oh, that's really hot.
26:30If Cape Town is the right place for you,
26:33then you have my blessing and I will definitely come to visit you there.
26:36But?
26:37If it's the right place for you,
26:39why don't you plan your new life with full commitment?
26:43Because I still have so much to do here, maybe?
26:48Why doesn't anyone understand me here?
26:53I don't know if that's really a good idea with Cape Town.
26:57Even if we planned it for so long.
27:00Would it be so bad if you made a retreat?
27:04I mean, you didn't even buy a house down there.
27:07And Roman also has to see how hard it is for you to give up everything here again.
27:13If he would see that,
27:14he would have bought two tickets to Cape Town, one way.
27:18It doesn't help. You have to talk to him.
27:24It would hurt him so much if I made a retreat now.
27:28Susan, you have your own life and the right to make your own decisions.
27:37Thank you for your sincerity.
27:39It's pure selfishness.
27:41You didn't seriously believe
27:43that I wouldn't let you or me move back to Cape Town.
27:55The construction site is slowly taking shape, man.
27:57Everything is going according to schedule.
27:58And you mean the Scania Park will be ready by the Hansa Day?
28:01Of course.
28:03I'm definitely looking forward to the tree houses.
28:05Me too.
28:06By the way, I really like the place you chose for it.
28:09I'm glad.
28:11But there's still a long way to go.
28:14But whatever. You can't play golf all day.
28:17What do you mean?
28:19Well, in the sense of...
28:21Life is not a pony farm. First the work, then the pleasure.
28:26But among us, I could do it again.
28:29What?
28:30Well, playing golf.
28:32Oh, I have to go.
28:34See you later.
28:35Bye.
28:36Bye.
28:40Hello.
28:41Hi.
28:42Is everything okay?
28:43Yes.
28:44I just meant because of your ex, Vincent.
28:48Who's Vincent?
28:51I'm on Birdie Eckart now.
28:53Who's Birdie Eckart?
28:55Come on, don't be stupid.
28:56Seriously.
28:58I told you I didn't want to talk about it.
29:01Yes.
29:02That's good.
29:05Even if it's a shame.
29:08I would love to admit that I know you.
29:12It would be so cool if I could say during golfing,
29:14I'm friends with Birdie Eckart.
29:17Or even better.
29:19I could say, Birdie Eckart has improved my strokes on slopes.
29:25That's the idea.
29:29Would you teach me?
29:31No.
29:33Oh, come on.
29:34If I don't tell anyone that you're Birdie...
29:36You'll do that anyway.
29:38So, nice try, but no.
29:43And if I say, please, please, please?
29:48Please.
29:53Okay.
29:54Yes, yes, okay.
29:56And when?
29:57When no one's on the golf course.
29:59Yes.
30:11Can I leave you two alone?
30:13No, no, no.
30:14You go to your client's dinner.
30:17I think a conversation from woman to woman is good.
30:20Be nice.
30:22Seriously.
30:24She'll get rid of you faster than you can take responsibility.
30:28You're right.
30:29Bye.
30:33Don't hit your heads.
30:44Do you need anything else?
30:45No, I'm good.
30:46Thanks.
30:55What are you reading?
30:57There's an interview with my favorite star in it.
31:02So, your musical career seems to be very important to you, right?
31:08Yes.
31:09Even though it's a hard job and you have to practice almost every day.
31:13What are you going to do with Finn?
31:15I already told you, I'm taking him with me.
31:17Well, and then?
31:24Hey, Freit.
31:27I read that you shouldn't react to everything immediately,
31:30otherwise you'll divorce the child.
31:36He's not even six months old.
31:38You can't divorce him.
31:50Hello.
31:54Well, as my tenant, you could be a little nicer to me.
31:58Don't you think?
32:01I mean, we only fixed chairs together.
32:04You told me about your childhood.
32:07Did I do anything to you?
32:10No.
32:12Does my wife say yes?
32:14Not to me.
32:15But?
32:18Laura.
32:20Laura?
32:22You don't remember her name, do you?
32:24From your little game you recently finished.
32:29You seem to be in a great shape.
32:33I became a witness to your argument.
32:36Argument?
32:38Oh, you picked up a few half sentences and now you think you can form an opinion?
32:42I've heard enough.
32:44And what's the result of your involuntary attack?
32:49Roman is absolutely right.
32:51You are and always will be a reckless egoist,
32:53who doesn't care about the feelings of others.
32:56Don't you have your own opinion?
32:58I mean, what Roman thinks about me, I've known for years.
33:01I don't care.
33:02But Susanne, I would have expected more from you.
33:19It's always reassuring to know the bookkeeping in good hands.
33:24Gladly.
33:25Lars, come here, please.
33:29What is it?
33:30Mr. Jansen will take care of our tax affairs in the future.
33:34Oh, I see.
33:36Yes, that was already agreed before you became manager here.
33:41So if you want to think about it again...
33:43No, no, no.
33:44No, that's not what I meant.
33:45I like working with you.
33:47I'm glad.
33:48By the way, congratulations on your new position.
33:50Yes, thank you.
33:51Yes, then please let me collect all the necessary documents from Bente.
33:55If you could send me the documents by courier, I still have an appointment.
33:59Yes, of course, no problem.
34:00Thank you very much.
34:01Have a nice day, gentlemen.
34:02Goodbye.
34:03Bye.
34:04And are you familiar with the project plan?
34:07Yes, sure.
34:08I'm just transferring it to the computer.
34:10What?
34:11Why is that?
34:12Because we have now reached the 21st century.
34:16The project plan is the heart of every project.
34:19You should always have it in mind.
34:21Yes, I have.
34:22Even on the way to the computer.
34:24And if I want to, on my new cell phone.
34:27That wasn't necessary in the past either.
34:29But now it's practical.
34:30Don't you think?
34:31Yes.
34:32I prefer to have everything at a glance.
34:34Besides, I think you should focus on the essential,
34:37before you give up with such a snitch.
34:40That's not a snitch, dad.
34:42That's modern networking.
34:44Well, the main thing is that you don't get entangled.
34:47So, let's see.
34:52Here you go.
35:13What are you doing now?
35:15I have no idea.
35:17I have to come up with something else.
35:20We're shooting a commercial with you.
35:23Oh no, forget it.
35:24What?
35:25Why not?
35:26We're going to look like Finn,
35:28and you're going to act like a young, modern father.
35:30Of course, without the upper body.
35:32You're absolutely right.
35:34Never again.
35:37That with Mick was a good idea.
35:39If he doesn't want to, he doesn't want to.
35:41Come in.
35:42Who's disturbing?
35:44It's me.
35:45That's always a coincidence.
35:47Yes.
35:48Hello.
35:49Hey.
35:51Oh, cool, may I?
35:52Please.
35:54Listen, I've been thinking about the charity thing.
35:59You're playing for us, aren't you?
36:01No, but I thought I might be able to support it
36:04by signing autographs.
36:06You mean some kind of PR campaign?
36:09Yes, would that be okay?
36:11That would be great.
36:12Good.
36:13But on one condition.
36:15No questions at the end of your career, okay?
36:17We should be able to do that.
36:19Good.
36:20Thank you, Mick.
36:22You're welcome.
36:23Have a nice evening.
36:24Yes.
36:25Bye.
36:26Bye.
36:28Yes.
36:29Cool.
36:30You're just glad you're not using the camera.
36:33Yeah, right?
36:39I didn't come to you to watch you study
36:42the company portfolio of Winter Invest.
36:45You can do that tomorrow.
36:47Now wait a minute.
36:49References from Shanghai and Malaysia.
36:52Boring.
36:54It's not boring at all.
36:57If it turns out that your father
36:59shot crooked things down there,
37:01and in these countries it doesn't work any other way
37:04than with betrayal, subvention, blackmail,
37:07bribery, and so on and so forth.
37:10Okay, what's on your mind?
37:12I don't have anything on my mind.
37:14I just have something in front of my nose.
37:16My brother has made a fool of himself today
37:18to promote me to his personal assistant.
37:21That's great.
37:22That's depressing.
37:26I know you're annoyed.
37:28But your job is valuable.
37:30You're at the source.
37:32And if your brother goes down with drums and trumpets,
37:34you will enjoy watching it.
37:38Yes.
37:39And until then...
37:41That means keeping calm
37:44and keeping your nerves.
37:46Hey, honey, you'll get your revenge,
37:48and it'll be sweet.
37:51Do you know what I'm talking about?
37:54When my uncle Ruth just fired me back then,
37:58I grabbed his hot-blooded shotgun
38:00and ran away.
38:03220 rounds, 12 cylinders,
38:05and off to freedom.
38:07It was such a great feeling.
38:10Then I sold the car and went to Asia with the money.
38:13And uncle Ruth?
38:14He died like a madman.
38:17But I didn't care.
38:19The main thing was that justice was restored.
38:23Believe me, honey.
38:25We get what we want, what's ours.
38:28And your brother and your father will regret
38:30that we didn't treat them with a little more respect.
38:34Eye for an eye?
38:36Tooth for...
38:38a tooth.
38:41Thank you very much.
38:43But I'm really not hungry at all.
38:45Mrs. Jansen, you have to get your strength back.
38:48Yes, I know.
38:49I wanted it to go much faster.
38:52Have patience.
38:53Now go to the doctor's first.
38:56Oh, an e-mail.
38:58Yes.
38:59Mr. von Achim.
39:01There you are.
39:03And? What does he write?
39:05The project is making progress.
39:07The Indian beer is a bit thin.
39:10I have to get used to it first.
39:14So it seems to him very well.
39:17Yes.
39:18If you like, you can read what he writes.
39:21With pleasure.
39:23There are no secrets.
39:25Oh, my dear.
39:28He means my love, of course.
39:30Yes, but please.
39:32Look at the list of addresses.
39:35Katja Meissner, Caroline von Walden, Alfred Albers.
39:39You mean that's just...
39:41No, but it's a round letter.
39:43Fine.
39:54Mr. Wente.
39:55Hello.
39:56Do you have a moment?
39:57Yes, why don't you accompany me for a while?
39:59I heard at the office earlier that you had trouble with my daughter.
40:03That wasn't worth talking about.
40:05You think so?
40:06But she was very excited.
40:08This idea of a capital city.
40:10I'm not sure if it's right for you.
40:12We decided it together.
40:14We want to live there.
40:15That's been our plan for a long time.
40:16Maybe you want to live there.
40:18Excuse me?
40:20South Africa is fantastic.
40:22Just to sit there in peace.
40:24But Susanne is not at this point yet.
40:27Oh, and you know that so well.
40:29She is my daughter.
40:31Do you know her that well?
40:35Do you see?
40:37That's why I don't think you can make a sound judgment about Susanne and our life.
40:43Of course you know her better than I do.
40:46We've been talking for almost 20 years.
40:49I don't deny that.
40:51But you don't see what moves her.
40:54Don't overestimate yourself.
40:56You don't see her heart.
40:58You don't feel what she wants.
41:00I don't know. You tell me.
41:02Are you sure?
41:04Maybe you just don't want to disappoint her.
41:07Certainly not.
41:09Have a nice evening.
41:41Please.
41:47Besame.
41:49Before the cha-cha tempo steals away.
41:54While other dancers do their fancy swaying.
41:59We'll keep saying besame.
42:06You look stunning.
42:10As long as I only look stunning and don't do anything else.
42:14I'm sure that the time of the little mischief is over.
42:17One or the other setback is of course not excluded.
42:20Merci.
42:23Did you do all this?
42:25Yes.
42:26That's beautiful.
42:34What are we drinking to?
42:36To an undisturbed evening.
42:41Oh no, I'm sorry.
42:45So much for that.
42:47I hate that.
42:54Oh, that's my rose breeder.
42:56I have to go to him.
42:57Mr. Grünberg?
42:59Yes, yes, of course.
43:00But we need them.
43:02Yes.
43:04And that doesn't have time until tomorrow morning?
43:07I understand.
43:09Yes, yes, yes, of course.
43:11I'll be right there.
43:15In a quarter of an hour I'll get roses delivered.
43:18And I really need them.
43:19Because some rose breeder bought them all.
43:22Yes.
43:23But I had a great idea.
43:30Don't be angry.
43:32I'm not angry with you.
43:35We'll fix it.
43:38I'm in a hurry.
43:41I'll be right back.
44:01That really sounds a bit naive.
44:04I mean, until she's done with her musical training
44:07she's five-four.
44:08Then she has exactly two more years until she has to go to school.
44:12She probably made her breakthrough on Broadway until then
44:15and can afford her own nanny.
44:17But that's pretty mean, you know that?
44:19Now finally come to bed.
44:25Timo only comes in the course of the day tomorrow.
44:29And I'm afraid until then Jennifer is gone or I've buried her.
44:33Do you know when he's coming?
44:35I could suggest that she goes shopping for baby clothes for Finn with me tomorrow.
44:40Maybe I can stop her like that.
44:43You could just not get involved in everything.
44:47Torben, the girl can't take care of a baby alone.
44:52Give her a chance.
45:06No.
45:09I bet she read somewhere that you shouldn't disturb babies at night.
45:15How old were you when you got Timo?
45:19Now finally come to bed.
45:22Seventeen.
45:36Hello.
45:38You're late.
45:40I've been detained.
45:42I'm sorry.
45:44It's not that important.
45:47What's going on?
45:52Susanne, the thing with the flight tickets.
45:56I'm sorry that I overdid it.
46:01Yes, you did.
46:07Susanne, everything I've been doing for almost 20 years now, I'm doing for you and for us.
46:15Yes, I know that.
46:18I love you.
46:21And I want you to be happy.
46:25I am happy.
46:29I am happy.
46:32What's going on?
46:36I have to know from you if you still want this with Cape Town.
46:49You're so mean. You can't even take care of your son for two days.
46:54Jenny didn't even know I had a son a week ago.
46:56Yes, because you never contacted me again.
46:58Because you didn't tell me that you were pregnant.
47:00So that's the only reason you come back?
47:02I'd rather raise my child alone.
47:05Okay, I need space for the new boat.
47:08As long as you run the tea salon yourself, it's okay.
47:12Otherwise I'll have to kick you out.
47:15What's that?
47:20A birthday present.
47:22Congratulations.
47:24What do you think you're doing?
47:27You arrogant, self-loving egoist.