• 17 hours ago
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00:00:00Hey Dad, which one of these ladies do you want to marry?
00:00:24Oh, I don't like any of them.
00:00:26And by the way, you're 28 and still single.
00:00:28I'm more worried about you.
00:00:30I've told you before, if you don't get married,
00:00:32I won't either. I mean it.
00:00:34You can try me, Leo.
00:00:36You little naughty.
00:00:38Alright, alright. I promise you.
00:00:40Once I find someone like,
00:00:42I will get married.
00:00:44That's a deal. I'll be waiting for the good news then.
00:00:46Help! Help!
00:01:00Quick! Use this!
00:01:06Thank you so much, ma'am.
00:01:16Hey ma'am, are you single?
00:01:18Would you like to meet my dad? He's a great guy.
00:01:20No, thank you.
00:01:22I'm actually on my way
00:01:24to visit my son and his wife.
00:01:26That's okay.
00:01:28Let's add each other on WhatsApp.
00:01:30Just let my dad be one of your options.
00:01:32Please.
00:01:34Alright, alright. I give in.
00:01:36You're quite the persistent one, aren't you?
00:01:38Thank you so much.
00:01:46Leo, it's been a long time.
00:01:52This new place of yours, it's really nice.
00:01:54Come on,
00:01:56make yourself at home.
00:01:58I remember your wife just had a baby,
00:02:00so I got up early to buy the best ones.
00:02:04How dare you bring such cheap
00:02:06and shitty things into my house.
00:02:12How can you talk to my mom like that?
00:02:14Oh, you mean this
00:02:16country woman that looks homeless
00:02:18and is trying to freeload into my house?
00:02:20My mom isn't here to freeload.
00:02:22She can help take care of our baby.
00:02:24To take care of our baby?
00:02:30My father is the vice president
00:02:32of the patent company,
00:02:34and he's about to close a deal with the Windsor Group,
00:02:36the most powerful
00:02:38company in L.A.
00:02:40He can
00:02:42afford top nannies.
00:02:46You're a country mom?
00:02:48I'm afraid our baby will pick up
00:02:50her poor habits.
00:02:52How can you say that?
00:02:54Do I have to remind you, William?
00:02:56I'm married beneath me.
00:02:58If you don't like it, you can get out
00:03:00of my house together with your mom.
00:03:02It's fine.
00:03:04It's fine. I have a place to stay. I'll go now.
00:03:06Mom, you spent your whole life
00:03:08making sandwiches on the street.
00:03:10You even mortgaged our apartment
00:03:12to pay for my wedding.
00:03:14Now the apartment is repossessed
00:03:16because we couldn't pay the loan.
00:03:18Where else can you go?
00:03:20William, Celine just had a baby.
00:03:22She needs rest.
00:03:24Don't argue with her because of me.
00:03:26And your sister's been missing for so many years.
00:03:28And you're the only child I have.
00:03:32As long as you're happy,
00:03:34that's all that matters to me.
00:03:38Where can they go?
00:03:58Ann, this is my dad.
00:04:00Not bad, right?
00:04:02I've set up a date for you two at the restaurant.
00:04:04Please show up.
00:04:08Boss, are you really going on this date?
00:04:10I'll go for sure.
00:04:12But how I do it, that's up to me.
00:04:14Hey!
00:04:16Come down here, please.
00:04:18I'll give you 500 bucks
00:04:20for that uniform.
00:04:22Wait.
00:04:24Yeah.
00:04:26Really?
00:04:30Since this is a blind date,
00:04:32I'll be straightforward.
00:04:34I'm Leonardo, a plumber.
00:04:36My income isn't very stable
00:04:38and I don't get jobs very often.
00:04:40I'm in a similar situation.
00:04:42I sell sandwiches by a construction site.
00:04:46My son just got married
00:04:48and I'm looking for someone
00:04:50to share my life with, too.
00:04:52I don't have a car
00:04:54and my place isn't that big.
00:04:56I've dated a few women before
00:04:58but they all seem to look down on me.
00:05:00At this age,
00:05:02I'm not looking for riches.
00:05:04I just want a stable life.
00:05:08Look.
00:05:10I mostly don't want to burden you.
00:05:12So how about we just have a nice friendly meal
00:05:14and tell Rebecca it's not a good fit?
00:05:16Alright.
00:05:18Let's order.
00:05:20Sure.
00:05:24Why is this food so expensive?
00:05:26Let's just eat at my sandwich truck instead.
00:05:28Sure.
00:05:34You're charging six for a sandwich?
00:05:36Unlimited bread and coffee included.
00:05:38Can you even make a profit?
00:05:40The workers around here
00:05:42earn their money the hard way.
00:05:44I only need to make a little bit to get by.
00:05:46You must be starving.
00:05:50Come on, let's eat.
00:05:54Oh, your jacket has a hole.
00:05:56Oh.
00:05:58Let me fix it for you.
00:06:04Alright.
00:06:20All fixed.
00:06:22I tightened the buttons too.
00:06:24The jacket
00:06:26should last you a few more years.
00:06:34You seem like a very practical person.
00:06:38How about we
00:06:40get married?
00:06:52Honey, I'm going to head home
00:06:54and grab a few things.
00:06:56I'll meet you at the sandwich truck later, alright?
00:06:58Alright.
00:07:04I can't believe
00:07:06we got married so fast.
00:07:08I should tell Will.
00:07:10Hey, Mom.
00:07:12Hi, Will. You know what?
00:07:14I found someone and got married.
00:07:16Oh, wow. That's just great.
00:07:18Now you won't need to smooch off us anymore.
00:07:20Alright, we're done here. Bye.
00:07:28Bella,
00:07:30my sweet girl,
00:07:32if you were still here,
00:07:34would you be happy for me?
00:07:36You actually picked it right this time.
00:07:38Oh.
00:07:42I gotta get my new mom a gift.
00:07:44How about I transfer her
00:07:4620 million?
00:07:48Whoa, hold on. I haven't even told her
00:07:50I'm a Windsor yet.
00:07:52Dad, that's basically fraud.
00:07:54I told you.
00:07:56I want to see
00:07:58what kind of person she really was.
00:08:00She didn't care at all
00:08:02that I was broke. Never mind.
00:08:04I'll explain everything
00:08:06to her when the time's right.
00:08:08Just don't spill the beans yet,
00:08:10Becky.
00:08:14M. Lopez.
00:08:16Why does that name sound so familiar?
00:08:20Sam?
00:08:22Yes, boss?
00:08:24Get me a small apartment.
00:08:26Around 60 square meters.
00:08:2860 square meters for the bathroom?
00:08:30No.
00:08:32The whole apartment. 60 square meters.
00:08:34It has to match my plumber cover.
00:08:36Yes, sir.
00:08:42You know, my son and his wife live in this neighborhood.
00:08:44These apartments are pretty pricey.
00:08:46Oh.
00:08:48Aren't you a plumber? How do you afford a place here?
00:08:50Um, it's, uh,
00:08:52it's actually my old buddy's place.
00:08:54Oh.
00:08:56He's, uh,
00:08:58he's out of the country.
00:09:00And, you know,
00:09:02letting me crash here for a bit.
00:09:04Wow. That's nice.
00:09:06Yeah.
00:09:08You must be a great friend for him to trust you
00:09:10with his place like that, Leo.
00:09:12Yeah.
00:09:14You must be a good guy.
00:09:16Uh, it's kind of cold out here.
00:09:18Let's hurry inside.
00:09:20Wow.
00:09:24This place is so tidy and neat.
00:09:26I love it.
00:09:28Are you hungry?
00:09:30Oh, yeah. Actually, I am.
00:09:32Let me make some food for you.
00:09:34Great.
00:09:42You have a daughter?
00:09:44Yes.
00:09:46But she accidentally got lost
00:09:48when she was four.
00:09:50Oh.
00:09:52If she's around the same age
00:09:54as my daughter.
00:09:58Speaking of your daughter,
00:10:00she's got such a sweet personality.
00:10:02Yeah, she is.
00:10:04You don't really look alike, though.
00:10:06Well, she wouldn't.
00:10:08She's adopted.
00:10:12Adopted?
00:10:14Yeah.
00:10:16You're so kind.
00:10:18I really hope my daughter can also be adopted
00:10:20by good people like you.
00:10:22How about I help you look for your daughter?
00:10:24I appreciate your help.
00:10:26But I don't think we can have anyone
00:10:28who can help us.
00:10:30I guess it's all in the hands of fate.
00:10:32Hey, don't underestimate
00:10:34the power of my work buddies.
00:10:36The more people we have, the better the chances.
00:10:38Up to you.
00:10:40Sam,
00:10:42I'm sending you a photo of a missing person.
00:10:44Print a few thousand copies.
00:10:46Maybe a tenth of a thousand.
00:10:48Cover all of L.A. with it.
00:10:50Yo, we're out of groceries.
00:10:52How about we go to the supermarket later?
00:10:54Alright.
00:10:56Our first meal together should be something nice.
00:10:58Alright, I'll bring more cash.
00:11:00Did you say you have a granddaughter?
00:11:02Yes.
00:11:04All buyers in formula and diapers, right?
00:11:06Oh, no, you don't have to spend your money.
00:11:08I'll get it myself.
00:11:10Oh, Morgan, here.
00:11:14I've got some formula for my granddaughter.
00:11:20If you're gonna bring something,
00:11:22at least make it something decent.
00:11:24This cheap stuff?
00:11:26It's only fit to be flushed down the toilet.
00:11:28Take it back.
00:11:32Sal, I picked this out
00:11:34carefully.
00:11:36The sales lady said it's the most nutritious.
00:11:38What do you know?
00:11:40This is L.A.,
00:11:42not your village.
00:11:44The expensive stuff is what's good.
00:11:46Don't bring these chunks
00:11:48into my place ever again.
00:11:50I'd be afraid
00:11:52of dirtying the trash can
00:11:54when I throw them.
00:11:58Celine!
00:12:00How could you speak to Anne like that?
00:12:02Annie,
00:12:04don't take it seriously.
00:12:06Susan's turning one tomorrow.
00:12:08They will be delighted to have you there.
00:12:10Wow,
00:12:12thank you so much for the invitation.
00:12:14I wouldn't miss it.
00:12:20See you tomorrow.
00:12:22Mom, why do you
00:12:24invite her? She's so tacky.
00:12:26I'm embarrassed
00:12:28to be seen with her.
00:12:30She won't bring anything nice either.
00:12:32Darling,
00:12:34you don't understand.
00:12:36This way, she'll see
00:12:38the difference between us.
00:12:40That'll keep her out of her hair
00:12:42anymore.
00:12:44You're always two steps
00:12:46ahead, Mom.
00:12:50Hey, Annie.
00:12:54Oh?
00:12:56Why'd you bring the formula back?
00:12:58They said they didn't need it, and I can't return it.
00:13:00So, I'd keep it for us.
00:13:02It's supposed to be healthy
00:13:04and high quality.
00:13:06I'll make you a glass.
00:13:08No, no, no. I'll do it.
00:13:10I'd marry you to have you wait on me, right?
00:13:12Right.
00:13:18Cheers.
00:13:22Look at you.
00:13:24What?
00:13:26A grandmother now,
00:13:28and still getting messy.
00:13:32Speaking of that,
00:13:34Susan's birthday party is tomorrow.
00:13:36I was thinking of getting her
00:13:38a little necklace. Something with a
00:13:40gemstone. I'll go with you.
00:13:50Hello.
00:13:52I would like to buy a gemstone necklace
00:13:54for my granddaughter.
00:13:56Do you have any recommendations?
00:14:00This isn't a store for you guys.
00:14:02We sell expensive jewelry, not cheap stuff.
00:14:04How dare you talking to us
00:14:06like that. Haven't you heard that the
00:14:08customer is always right?
00:14:10Only wealthy customers are right.
00:14:12Um, this
00:14:14is a jewelry store under Windsor Group.
00:14:16And you two don't look like
00:14:18you can afford our merchandise.
00:14:20How could you know I can't afford
00:14:22them?
00:14:24Our cheapest piece is at least
00:14:2630 grand.
00:14:28Can you afford it?
00:14:3030 grand? That's crazy.
00:14:32Let's look for something else.
00:14:34Annie, it's alright. We can afford it.
00:14:36I want to see that one.
00:14:38Oh, you want to
00:14:40buy that one?
00:14:42First, show me your cash.
00:14:44If anything in this case gets damaged,
00:14:46you two wouldn't be able to pay for it.
00:14:56Leo, it's fine. Let's just find another gift.
00:14:58Let me guess,
00:15:00you rushed out and forgot your cash?
00:15:02Just leave before you
00:15:04embarrass yourselves.
00:15:06Open your eyes
00:15:08and take a good look at this.
00:15:10Is that a
00:15:12centurion black card? You need
00:15:14over a million in the bank to have one.
00:15:16How could you possibly have it?
00:15:24Leo, didn't you say you were a
00:15:26plumber? How do you have a card
00:15:28like that?
00:15:30A plumber?
00:15:32I thought you were someone important.
00:15:34That card is probably fake.
00:15:36Leave, or I'll call
00:15:38the police. Your attitude is
00:15:40terrible. Aren't you afraid
00:15:42I'll report you to your manager?
00:15:46Who's complaining about
00:15:48my staff?
00:15:50Manager, these
00:15:52two poor folks can't afford anything
00:15:54and they're just hanging around.
00:15:56They probably want to steal something.
00:16:00Mr.
00:16:04Shut up. Manager?
00:16:06We just wanted to buy a necklace,
00:16:08but she's been rude, and now
00:16:10she's accusing us for stealing.
00:16:12Is this how your store treats customers?
00:16:14I'm sorry. It's our employees'
00:16:16bad attitude. Your purchase
00:16:18today is on the house.
00:16:20Really? No way. Is this
00:16:22real? Absolutely.
00:16:24You wanted that necklace, right?
00:16:26Take a seat.
00:16:34And I want this gemstone bracelet
00:16:36too.
00:16:38Two pieces? Isn't that a bit much?
00:16:40They probably won't allow it. No problem.
00:16:42You can take whatever you want.
00:16:44How about this?
00:16:46You can take anything
00:16:48from this case. No, no.
00:16:50You're running a business.
00:16:52I'll just take these two.
00:16:54Here you go.
00:16:56Enjoy, and come back
00:16:58anytime.
00:17:02You are fired.
00:17:04What did I do wrong?
00:17:06That old man
00:17:08was the 10th generation head
00:17:10of the Windsor family.
00:17:12The chairman
00:17:14of Windsor Group.
00:17:16You just ruined your life.
00:17:18What?
00:17:28What should I wear to the birthday party today?
00:17:30Wow, looks like I arrived just in time.
00:17:32And I bought you some new clothes.
00:17:34Try them on.
00:17:48Ooh.
00:18:08Wow.
00:18:10This dress is perfect for you.
00:18:12It makes you look so elegant. Yeah.
00:18:14I say, wear this one.
00:18:16Right, Leo?
00:18:18You look so beautiful in this dress.
00:18:20You have such good taste, Becky.
00:18:22Is it expensive?
00:18:24No.
00:18:26Let me check.
00:18:30$15,600?
00:18:32How could it be so expensive?
00:18:34I heard from your dad you're just a company clerk
00:18:36making $3,000 a month.
00:18:38No.
00:18:40Buying me such a pricey clothes is way too much.
00:18:42And so many of them.
00:18:44Well, it only costs
00:18:46100,000 Japanese yen.
00:18:48After discount.
00:18:50Don't worry. It's actually quite cheap.
00:18:52Keep them all.
00:18:54Yeah?
00:18:56Uh, boss, there's a
00:18:58billion dollar deal that needs your presence.
00:19:00And, uh...
00:19:02I need to take my wife to our
00:19:04granddaughter's birthday party today.
00:19:06Is it
00:19:08for a plumbing job?
00:19:10You should take care of your clients.
00:19:12I'll go to the party by myself.
00:19:14It's not far.
00:19:16And, you're going to a party today?
00:19:18Let me do your makeup, too.
00:19:20That sounds great.
00:19:22My in-laws, especially Jack, are so high and mighty.
00:19:24He's the VP of some company called...
00:19:26Patton.
00:19:28I don't want to embarrass myself.
00:19:30Sure, let's go.
00:19:32Bye.
00:19:34Bye.
00:19:36Pat?
00:19:38Isn't that company biding our
00:19:40hotel project?
00:19:44Sen,
00:19:46award that 30 million hotel project
00:19:48to Patton's VP, Jack Brown.
00:19:50Consider it a little gift for Eddie's
00:19:52granddaughter.
00:19:54Right.
00:20:00Mr. Taylor, what a surprise!
00:20:02The right-hand man of the President's New England Group.
00:20:04A man of your status
00:20:06at my granddaughter's birthday?
00:20:08Please, have a seat.
00:20:10I won't be staying long.
00:20:12I've got to meet with Mr. Windsor soon.
00:20:14I'm here to let you know
00:20:16he's assigned you to head that hotel project.
00:20:18Big opportunity for you.
00:20:20Don't mess it up.
00:20:22What? Mr. Windsor put me in charge of the 30 million
00:20:24dollar project?
00:20:26Wonderful!
00:20:28I'll thank him in person, then.
00:20:32What good news! It's so exciting!
00:20:34Mr. Windsor
00:20:36is the 10th generation head
00:20:38of the most powerful
00:20:40and mysterious Windsor family
00:20:42in all the United States.
00:20:46Once this deal is signed,
00:20:48we'll be rubbing shoulders
00:20:50with high society.
00:20:52And you,
00:20:54and your poor mom,
00:20:56will be even more out of our league.
00:20:58You heard that, right?
00:21:00If you don't keep me happy,
00:21:02Windsor will come after both you
00:21:04and your broke mom.
00:21:06I promise I do.
00:21:08But where's my mom?
00:21:10She should be here by now.
00:21:12This is a five-star hotel.
00:21:14They care about our parents here.
00:21:16Your mom?
00:21:18She's probably stuck outside.
00:21:22Dressed like a country bumpkin
00:21:24in her raggedy clothes.
00:21:26Sorry I'm late.
00:21:32Mom?
00:21:36Mom?
00:21:48Oh, my son! How are you?
00:21:50I've seen that dress before.
00:21:52That's custom-made.
00:21:54Very expensive.
00:21:56How could she afford that?
00:21:58Oh, please!
00:22:00She probably rented it in somewhere.
00:22:02So fake.
00:22:04No matter how fancy she tries
00:22:06to look, she can't hide
00:22:08the fact she reeks of poverty.
00:22:14Come here, Susan.
00:22:16Let Grandma hold you.
00:22:18Don't touch her!
00:22:20Who knows what kind of germs you're carrying.
00:22:22You might get my baby sick.
00:22:26I brought a toy
00:22:28for Susan.
00:22:30Why doesn't it have
00:22:32a label?
00:22:34Because I made it myself.
00:22:36With the best fabric and cotton.
00:22:38I used to make toys
00:22:40for Will when he was little.
00:22:42And he loved them.
00:22:44Your son and my daughter are not the same.
00:22:46He had to put up with a useless mom
00:22:48like you.
00:22:50Of course he doesn't know any better.
00:22:52My child only plays with branded, expensive
00:22:54toys.
00:22:56Even the trash collectors wouldn't want it.
00:22:58Sali,
00:23:00in case you don't like it, I also got
00:23:02her a gemstone necklace.
00:23:04You? A gemstone
00:23:06necklace? Did you buy
00:23:08it with sandwich money?
00:23:10Must be fake.
00:23:12It's real!
00:23:14I bought it from Windsor's Jewelry Store.
00:23:16I got it along with this
00:23:18bracelet.
00:23:20Windsor's Jewelry Store?
00:23:22Their stuff is known to be top quality.
00:23:24And super expensive.
00:23:26That necklace and bracelet together
00:23:28must cost at least ten grand.
00:23:30A sandwich seller like you
00:23:32could never afford it.
00:23:34Stop lying!
00:23:36Celine, I'm not
00:23:38lying. I would
00:23:40never buy my granddaughter
00:23:42something fake. I might do it
00:23:44for myself, but I would never
00:23:46do that to her. Take it back!
00:23:48Stop embarrassing yourself.
00:23:54Boss,
00:23:56the partners are waiting for you.
00:23:58Annie's granddaughter's birthday party
00:24:00seems also at this place.
00:24:02Have someone check where it is
00:24:04and offer them some good food and wine.
00:24:06Yes, sir.
00:24:12These prices are insane.
00:24:14I'll just have a salad.
00:24:16Are you kidding?
00:24:18This is a five-star hotel
00:24:20and you're just ordering a salad?
00:24:22And you're just ordering a salad?
00:24:24So embarrassing.
00:24:38Mr. Brown, these stitches and wine
00:24:40are from Ms. Taylor and Windsor.
00:24:42He wanted to wish little Susan
00:24:44a happy first birthday.
00:24:48Oh, wow.
00:24:52This is a bottle of Romane Conti
00:24:54with a hundred grand.
00:24:56Mr. Taylor and Windsor Group?
00:24:58Why would he send us food and wine?
00:25:00Obviously, it's because
00:25:02of my parents. Who else would they
00:25:04want to impress? Your mom?
00:25:06A poor sandwich lady.
00:25:10Ann, you're used to making sandwiches
00:25:12for workers every day.
00:25:14You've probably never seen such fancy
00:25:16food and wine before.
00:25:18Don't worry. Once we're done,
00:25:20you can take the leftovers home.
00:25:22Save you from eating slop later.
00:25:26Should we start the meal, please?
00:25:36Ah! What are you doing
00:25:38with your own fork?
00:25:40There is a public one.
00:25:42It's so rude and disgusting.
00:25:44Ew, so disgusting.
00:25:46You've ruined the whole dishes.
00:25:50Ah!
00:26:00What's this?
00:26:02Ms. Windsor.
00:26:04Mr. Windsor asked us to help look
00:26:06for Mrs. Lopez's daughter.
00:26:08She lost a daughter, too?
00:26:16Could she be
00:26:18my biological
00:26:20mother?
00:26:22Call the driver.
00:26:24Take me to the hotel right now.
00:26:34Mom, are you okay?
00:26:36Celine, it's not necessary to throw the whole
00:26:38plate of food at my mom.
00:26:40I was just reminding her of her place.
00:26:42Even if she's with us at the same
00:26:44table, it doesn't mean we are
00:26:46equals.
00:26:48What happened?
00:26:50She's choking, Mom.
00:26:52Drive her to the hospital, quickly.
00:26:54No, there's no time.
00:26:56Who gave you permission to touch my granddaughter?
00:26:58I'm saving her.
00:27:00I have everything from online.
00:27:02This is the Heimlich Maneuver.
00:27:04I don't care what you're doing.
00:27:06She's delicate.
00:27:08You hold a grudge
00:27:10against us because I didn't let you
00:27:12hold her, don't you?
00:27:14If something happens to Susan,
00:27:16I'll make you pay for this.
00:27:18You evil woman.
00:27:22She spit it out.
00:27:24She's okay.
00:27:26It worked.
00:27:32Baby?
00:27:34How are you?
00:27:38I'm so glad you're fine.
00:27:40What do you think you're doing?
00:27:42Your country bumpkin trick
00:27:44happened to work once.
00:27:46Next time you fetch my daughter
00:27:48without my permission, I'm going to
00:27:50get you destroyed.
00:27:52But she's my granddaughter.
00:27:54How can't I even hold her?
00:27:56She's still my mom.
00:27:58William Johnson, you don't want to get divorced?
00:28:00Shut up.
00:28:02You make your choice.
00:28:04Me or your mom.
00:28:06Ann, let me give you some advice.
00:28:08A person should know their place.
00:28:10You come from the countryside.
00:28:12You don't belong here
00:28:14in this party or in this family.
00:28:16You should leave
00:28:18now before I ask the security
00:28:20to throw you out.
00:28:22No. My son and my granddaughter
00:28:24are here.
00:28:26Your son? He's burdened with your low class blood.
00:28:28And that's why
00:28:30he'll never get anywhere in life.
00:28:32I don't want people knowing my daughter
00:28:34has a grandma like you.
00:28:36Enough. Security.
00:28:38Get her out of here.
00:28:40No. Will. Will.
00:28:42No. No. Let her go.
00:28:44Stop.
00:28:48Cheers.
00:28:54What?
00:28:56They're treating Annie like that?
00:29:00I'm Miss Windsor. What brings you here?
00:29:02Please let her stay.
00:29:04She just wants to spend some time
00:29:06with her granddaughter.
00:29:08You don't get any say in this.
00:29:10Look at you.
00:29:12You're just a leech living off our family.
00:29:16How dare you
00:29:18touch my son?
00:29:20How do you dare
00:29:22to touch my mom?
00:29:24Mom!
00:29:26How do you dare touch me?
00:29:28Ann, you are asking for trouble.
00:29:30Somebody take her down.
00:29:32She thinks she can lay a hand on my wife.
00:29:34I'll make sure she never uses that filthy hand again.
00:29:52Stop.
00:30:00Get your hands off her.
00:30:14Are you okay?
00:30:16How dare you push my wife?
00:30:18Who the hell are you?
00:30:20It must be her husband.
00:30:22Don't worry.
00:30:24He's just a plumber.
00:30:26Look at you.
00:30:28Dressed up.
00:30:30Turns out, just a poor plumber.
00:30:34What?
00:30:36What's wrong with being a plumber?
00:30:38He works very hard
00:30:40and makes money by himself.
00:30:42Why do you look down on people?
00:30:44You should be looked down upon.
00:30:46We are from different classes.
00:30:48My husband
00:30:50is the vice president
00:30:52of Patent Corporation.
00:30:54Mess with us,
00:30:56you'll regret it.
00:30:58It's my granddaughter's birthday today.
00:31:00I don't want to make a scene.
00:31:02Here's the deal.
00:31:04No apologies.
00:31:06I raise a toast and we'll let you leave in peace.
00:31:08Mom, I think we should just capitulate.
00:31:18It's true that we were wrong today
00:31:20and I apologize.
00:31:22No, Annie.
00:31:24Don't apologize to the losers.
00:31:26They don't deserve it.
00:31:32I see you're not grateful
00:31:34for my mercy. Security!
00:31:36No, no, no. Sorry, Jack.
00:31:38I sincerely apologize for all of my family.
00:31:40Oh my.
00:31:42That apology might have worked earlier.
00:31:44But after that plumber's attitude,
00:31:46the only way you get off the hook now
00:31:48is your mom gets on her knees
00:31:50and begs. Otherwise,
00:31:52I will make sure your whole family
00:31:54ends up on the streets. Deal.
00:31:56I apologize to you.
00:31:58You know there's been nothing.
00:32:00I'm not qualified.
00:32:02Do you know the Windsor family?
00:32:04The most influential in the whole state.
00:32:06Worth billions. And I'm
00:32:08the person who's going to sign a 30 million
00:32:10contract with them. Yeah?
00:32:12Who told you that? You don't believe me?
00:32:14It was Lucas Taylor himself.
00:32:16He's the right-hand man
00:32:18to the head of the Windsor family.
00:32:20Is that so?
00:32:22Well, I've got some news for you.
00:32:26The deal with the family of Windsor?
00:32:28It's off the table.
00:32:32Who do you think you are?
00:32:34Like you have any say
00:32:36in the Windsor family.
00:32:42Lucas Taylor, show up in one minute.
00:32:44Oh my.
00:32:46Such a big attitude
00:32:48from a poor plumber.
00:32:50You'd think you're the
00:32:52chairman of Windsor crew.
00:32:56Dumbass.
00:32:58If you can get Mr. Taylor
00:33:00here, I'll
00:33:02stand on my knees and beg.
00:33:04Mr. Taylor
00:33:06arrives.
00:33:08Mr. Taylor,
00:33:10what a surprise. What brings you here?
00:33:12Mr. Taylor, you're just
00:33:14in time. This guy's been
00:33:16talking bullshit, completely
00:33:18disrespecting your decisions. Jack Brown,
00:33:20is this how you conduct
00:33:22yourself? No, sir.
00:33:26No, sir,
00:33:28you misunderstood. I'll
00:33:30kick these nobodies out right now.
00:33:32We can discuss
00:33:34that $30 million deal.
00:33:36Do you even
00:33:38know who you're talking to?
00:33:40Nobody's...
00:33:42You think you can afford to
00:33:44defend them? What?
00:33:46They're just a plumber and a sandwich vendor,
00:33:48aren't they? They are.
00:33:50Mr. Taylor,
00:33:52about that $30 million
00:33:54deal, I think
00:33:56it's cancelled now. You are
00:33:58not in a position to make this decision.
00:34:00Who do you think you are?
00:34:02The deal is cancelled.
00:34:06But,
00:34:08Mr. Taylor, are you going to listen
00:34:10to a plumber?
00:34:12The way you treat your in-laws,
00:34:14even with such corrupt morals,
00:34:16don't deserve
00:34:18to collaborate with a Windsor plumber.
00:34:20I'm warning
00:34:22you, plumber, if you keep spreading
00:34:24nonsense, see if I
00:34:26don't tear your mouth apart.
00:34:28Idiot.
00:34:34That deal is never, ever
00:34:36negotiable. But, didn't
00:34:38Mr. Windsor say... Mr.
00:34:40Windsor has the same idea.
00:34:42As of today, we're
00:34:44cutting all ties with your company.
00:34:46And you guys, the Browns,
00:34:48are banned from all
00:34:50Windsor hotels for the money. Now,
00:34:52get out of here.
00:34:54No, Mr. Taylor.
00:34:56I've told my boss all about it.
00:34:58You got lucky this
00:35:00time, but we'll see
00:35:02you later.
00:35:06Annie, are you okay?
00:35:08Did that hurt you? No.
00:35:10Let's go home.
00:35:18What a disaster
00:35:20that party turned out to be.
00:35:22Tell me why
00:35:24Mr. Taylor listens to you so much.
00:35:26He is...
00:35:32He is...
00:35:34He is a son
00:35:36of an old war buddy of mine.
00:35:38Ah. Does me a favor.
00:35:40I was starting to think
00:35:42you had some connection with that Windsor
00:35:44they kept talking about.
00:35:46And speak of which,
00:35:48your son was just standing there
00:35:50while they treated you like that.
00:35:52Didn't even say a word.
00:35:54Don't be too hard on him.
00:35:56Because I'm the one who dragged him into this
00:35:58mess. If I
00:36:00could have helped him more, maybe
00:36:02he wouldn't feel so powerless in front of the
00:36:04Browns. He's still my only
00:36:06son. Yeah.
00:36:12Annie, do you have a lost
00:36:14daughter? Yes.
00:36:16Yes.
00:36:18And I wonder if she's doing
00:36:20okay.
00:36:22But you know, sometimes when I look at
00:36:24you, you make me remember
00:36:26her.
00:36:35Could Ann
00:36:37be
00:36:39my real mom?
00:36:43It hurts.
00:36:59My mom had a birth
00:37:01mark on her arm.
00:37:03This is just a scar.
00:37:05I guess I was wrong.
00:37:09Annie, you're such a kind person.
00:37:11I'm sure God will always bless your
00:37:13daughter.
00:37:15Just like me. My dad adopted me
00:37:17and raised me to be healthy and happy.
00:37:19Thanks for your
00:37:21wishes, sweetie.
00:37:25Hungry? Yeah.
00:37:27Okay. I'll whip something up for dinner.
00:37:29I'll give you a hand. Let's go.
00:37:31Cut.
00:37:43Hey.
00:37:45How did you get the scar? Looks kind of big.
00:37:47Yeah.
00:37:49I've been burned when I'm working.
00:37:51And it's funny because I have a birth mark
00:37:53in the same place. But now
00:37:55the scar covers it.
00:37:57Let me handle the cooking
00:37:59You? You?
00:38:01Have you seen the potato?
00:38:03You waste more potato peeling
00:38:05than you keep.
00:38:07We are just regular folks, not billionaires.
00:38:09We can't afford to be that wasteful.
00:38:11So get away from here.
00:38:13Okay.
00:38:15I don't want you in the kitchen.
00:38:17So go.
00:38:19I'm leaving.
00:38:23Yeah, you know.
00:38:25He was like that.
00:38:27I wish I had my Bella by my side.
00:38:37Honey.
00:38:39Hey.
00:38:41It's cold today.
00:38:43Why don't you take the day off and stay in?
00:38:45Can't stop working just because of a little coldness.
00:38:47We're living life.
00:38:49We need to make money.
00:38:51You're right.
00:38:53I'll come with you.
00:39:01Hey, doesn't the sandwich waiter
00:39:03look like our chairman?
00:39:05No way. It's freezing out here.
00:39:07Our chairman is in the office with the AC on.
00:39:09He can't be out there selling sandwiches.
00:39:11But those sandwiches look good.
00:39:13Let's go try one.
00:39:15Hey,
00:39:17two sandwiches please.
00:39:25Hey, dude.
00:39:27Why are your hands shaking while making sandwiches?
00:39:29Is it him for a cat or what?
00:39:37Mr. Wu?
00:39:41Wait a second.
00:39:43I just realized I'm on a diet.
00:39:45Probably not good for me to eat too much.
00:39:47We're selling fast today.
00:39:49Leo,
00:39:51you're truly my lucky star.
00:39:53Oh, come on.
00:39:59Hello?
00:40:01Annie, it's your brother.
00:40:03Where are you right now?
00:40:05I need to talk to you about something.
00:40:07Okay.
00:40:09This place is really nice.
00:40:11Huh?
00:40:13It's nice.
00:40:15It's not mine.
00:40:17It belongs to Leo, my new husband.
00:40:19Hi.
00:40:21It's great to finally meet you guys.
00:40:23You two have a nice chat.
00:40:25I'm going to cut some fruit for you.
00:40:27Right?
00:40:29Hi.
00:40:31It's great to finally meet you guys.
00:40:33You two have a nice chat.
00:40:35I'm going to cut some fruit for you.
00:40:37Right?
00:40:43This place looks so pricey.
00:40:45So I bet
00:40:47if he can afford a place here,
00:40:49he must be running some business.
00:40:55No, he's just a plumber.
00:40:57His apartment is borrowed
00:40:59from his old war buddy.
00:41:01With your situation,
00:41:03it's pretty impressive enough
00:41:05that you found a man.
00:41:09Such a nice wine.
00:41:11Annie, I'm just going to take it.
00:41:13No, no, no.
00:41:15It's really not good for you
00:41:17to just take it, is it?
00:41:19What? We're family now.
00:41:21What is his, what is mine?
00:41:23Oh, this.
00:41:25This pack of cigarettes looks good too.
00:41:27I'll take it for your brother.
00:41:29Julie, please.
00:41:31Don't take it.
00:41:33If you want it, I'll buy you a pack later.
00:41:35Okay?
00:41:37Hey, you don't have to talk to her this way.
00:41:39You got a good life.
00:41:41And then you forgot about your family.
00:41:43How dare you?
00:41:45These things are not mine.
00:41:47It belongs to Leo.
00:41:49Annie,
00:41:51if you want it, just let him have it.
00:41:53It's not worth that much.
00:42:01What are you two really here for?
00:42:05You know,
00:42:07our family cemetery back home needs some renovations.
00:42:09Your mom and dad
00:42:11never treated you unfriendly when they were alive.
00:42:13Shouldn't you contribute a bit more?
00:42:15Didn't we just renovate it last year?
00:42:17I already gave you
00:42:19ten thousand.
00:42:21Well then,
00:42:23you know,
00:42:25everybody was waiting nowadays.
00:42:27Everybody's upgrading their cemetery.
00:42:29But,
00:42:31Julie's been thoughtful about this
00:42:33and we agree that our parents
00:42:35deserve more.
00:42:37Why don't you give us more fifty thousand?
00:42:43Fifty thousand?
00:42:45Fifty thousand?
00:42:49That's ridiculous.
00:42:51It costs less to build a house
00:42:53in the countryside.
00:42:55I don't have that much money right now.
00:42:57Then ask your new husband for it.
00:42:59No!
00:43:01We just got married.
00:43:03I can't ask him for money.
00:43:05You didn't even have a proper wedding.
00:43:07Why can't you ask him for money?
00:43:09Annie,
00:43:11if you're really strapped,
00:43:13you'd get
00:43:15a decent
00:43:17chunk of change.
00:43:19Julie, what are you saying?
00:43:21Annie,
00:43:23can you come here for a second?
00:43:33Here's my bank card.
00:43:35There's fifty thousand in there.
00:43:37You can use it.
00:43:39No, this is your money.
00:43:41There's no my or yours anymore.
00:43:45Fine.
00:43:47But I'll consider this a loan from you.
00:43:57Fifty thousand. Take it.
00:44:01Well then,
00:44:03we're running to catch the bus.
00:44:05So, I'm sorry.
00:44:07We'll skip the lunch.
00:44:11No.
00:44:19Did you get the money?
00:44:21She gave us fifty grand.
00:44:23Only fifty grand?
00:44:25Come on. I'm about to be the
00:44:27fiance of Winsor Group's top lawyer.
00:44:29I at least deserve a convertible Porsche.
00:44:31Hey,
00:44:33what do you expect with a broke aunt like Ann?
00:44:35Once you're engaged,
00:44:37you won't need to bother
00:44:39with her measly pennies anymore.
00:44:41No rush.
00:44:43I'll come up with another excuse to squeeze her
00:44:45for more later.
00:44:47Your aunt is the biggest sucker around.
00:44:55Cheers, darling.
00:44:57Cheers.
00:45:01See, your brother asked you for money today.
00:45:05You must have been supporting him for quite a bit.
00:45:07I do help them out.
00:45:09Because their situation
00:45:11isn't great.
00:45:13We're family. I don't mind helping out.
00:45:15But fifty thousand
00:45:17is definitely a lot.
00:45:19Fifty grand isn't that much.
00:45:21I can earn it back quickly.
00:45:23You make it
00:45:25sound easy.
00:45:27How many pipes will you have to fix
00:45:29for that?
00:45:31Becky, come on in.
00:45:33Am I interrupting your romantic dinner?
00:45:35No, no, no.
00:45:37Good thing I bought two pieces of
00:45:39century-old ginseng.
00:45:41At least I didn't crash for nothing.
00:45:43Century-old ginseng?
00:45:47Oh, my God.
00:45:49How much is that worth?
00:45:53I'm just kidding.
00:45:55It's definitely fake.
00:45:57A client gave it to our boss,
00:45:59and when our boss realized it was fake,
00:46:01he just gave it to me.
00:46:03This is great.
00:46:05I'll use this to make some soup for Leo.
00:46:07Thank you, darling.
00:46:11Dad,
00:46:13when are you going to tell Mom
00:46:15that the century-old ginseng
00:46:17is worth tens of thousands,
00:46:19and you just wanted to use it for soup?
00:46:21No worries.
00:46:23If she likes making soup,
00:46:25we can always buy more of her to use as seasoning.
00:46:27Ugh.
00:46:33What?
00:46:37You're saying my parents'
00:46:39graves have collapsed?
00:46:41How is that possible? I'll be right back.
00:46:43Annie, let me drive you there.
00:46:45My boss hasn't needed the car lately,
00:46:47so I might as well put it to good use.
00:46:49Okay, okay.
00:46:51I'll go there with you, too.
00:46:53No, darling, you stay home.
00:46:55Staying with me is enough.
00:46:57All right.
00:46:59Becky, please take good care of Annie.
00:47:01If anything comes up, let me know.
00:47:03Okay, let's go.
00:47:11Oh, my God!
00:47:13I'm so sorry, darling.
00:47:15Why don't you come with me
00:47:17and change our clothes?
00:47:19Hi. This is our neighbor from next door.
00:47:21You can go with her.
00:47:25Hi.
00:47:27Excuse me. How could the cemetery
00:47:29suddenly collapse?
00:47:31Wasn't it just renovated last year?
00:47:33I even gave
00:47:35my brother some money.
00:47:37I...
00:47:39A couple days ago
00:47:41for renovation this year.
00:47:43And now?
00:47:45What are you talking about?
00:47:47Martin never fixed the graves.
00:47:49The cemetery has looked the same since you left.
00:47:51I've told him several times,
00:47:53but how could it not collapse?
00:47:55What?
00:47:57That's outrageous!
00:47:59That's crazy!
00:48:01Let's go find them.
00:48:03We need to confront them.
00:48:07Look at this gorgeous
00:48:09gemstone bracelet.
00:48:11My daughter just bought for me.
00:48:13Isn't it stunning?
00:48:17It cost thousands.
00:48:23Oh!
00:48:25Jesus!
00:48:27What are you doing?
00:48:29Julie,
00:48:31you conned me out of $60,000
00:48:33for parents' grave repairs,
00:48:35and now the grave has collapsed.
00:48:37You're still here playing chess?
00:48:39Give me my money back.
00:48:41Oh!
00:48:43For heaven's sake, Ann!
00:48:45It's Thanksgiving!
00:48:47You're always going on about doing good deeds.
00:48:49Instead of donating to charity,
00:48:51why not help me out for once?
00:48:53I have done more than enough for you.
00:48:57Don't forget who paid for your daughter's
00:48:59living expenses in college.
00:49:01Me!
00:49:03What? Seriously?
00:49:05You're still
00:49:07hung up on that little bit of cash?
00:49:09My daughter now
00:49:11is engaged to a wealthy guy.
00:49:13The lawyer for Windsor Group.
00:49:15She's even got a leadership
00:49:17position there.
00:49:19You're nice to me.
00:49:21Maybe we'll keep you in our circle.
00:49:23And,
00:49:25you can enjoy some of the perks.
00:49:29I don't need anything from you.
00:49:33You're just jealous
00:49:35that I've got kids
00:49:37who actually care about me.
00:49:39Look at your son.
00:49:41He's a spineless freeloader.
00:49:43And your daughter?
00:49:45Don't even get me started.
00:49:47Helped someone else
00:49:49and lost your own
00:49:51child. Who knows
00:49:53if she's even alive?
00:49:55Honestly, I bet
00:49:57you cursed her to death.
00:49:59Ah!
00:50:01Don't you dare
00:50:03talk about my daughter.
00:50:09So what? You want to hit me?
00:50:11What's going on here? Why are you shouting?
00:50:13Your
00:50:15sister just slapped me.
00:50:17Right here. In front of everyone.
00:50:19On Thanksgiving.
00:50:21They all saw it. What?
00:50:23Are you even a man, Martin?
00:50:25Are you really going to let your sister treat me
00:50:27like this? How am I supposed to show
00:50:29my face around here if word gets out?
00:50:31Don't worry, Trudy. I'll handle it.
00:50:33Someone! Grab her!
00:50:35Martin,
00:50:37get off of me. What?
00:50:39Martin, no!
00:50:43Just follow this path and you'll find
00:50:45Annie's house up ahead.
00:50:47Okay, thanks. You're welcome.
00:50:53Why does this
00:50:55place seem so familiar?
00:51:05Look, sweetie, I just bought
00:51:07this for us. One for you
00:51:09and one for me.
00:51:11Yeah, Bella and Marv are the
00:51:13best friends in the world.
00:51:15Help! A child fell into the water.
00:51:17Anyone help? Stay right here, Bella.
00:51:19Mama's going to go help. I'll be right back.
00:51:29Bella?
00:51:31Bella?
00:51:35My real mom
00:51:37is from here?
00:51:39Hurry! Annie has anger
00:51:41her brother. I'm afraid she's in for some
00:51:43punishment. What?
00:51:45Anne Lopez, get down
00:51:47on your knees. Why should I
00:51:49kneel? What did I do wrong?
00:51:51Everyone has
00:51:53seen it, and you still dare
00:51:55to be defiant. Get her on her knees.
00:51:57Admit your sins right now.
00:52:03Apologize to me.
00:52:05Now. Why should I apologize to you?
00:52:09You know exactly what.
00:52:11On Thanksgiving of
00:52:13all days, you stormed
00:52:15in and ruined my dinner, then slapped
00:52:17me in front of everyone.
00:52:19How dare you say you did nothing wrong?
00:52:21You cursed my daughter first.
00:52:23And was I wrong?
00:52:25Your daughter, Bella,
00:52:27died because of you.
00:52:29You're lying.
00:52:31My Bella isn't dead.
00:52:33What dream
00:52:35are you living in, Anne Lopez?
00:52:37If your daughter was alive, she
00:52:39would be back by now.
00:52:41No. My Bella is still
00:52:43alive. I will find my Bella,
00:52:45and we will be reunited.
00:52:47I'm sure.
00:52:57No!
00:53:01You're still keeping this piece of junk.
00:53:03Where did you even get it?
00:53:05From a bargain bin. It deserves to be thrown.
00:53:07Please.
00:53:09Give it back.
00:53:13Give it back
00:53:15to me. It's
00:53:17mine. No.
00:53:19Don't break it. I need this to find my
00:53:21daughter.
00:53:23You think just because you say so, I'll stop?
00:53:25Unless you kneel down and
00:53:27beg me.
00:53:31Julie.
00:53:33No matter
00:53:35what's between us,
00:53:37please give it back.
00:53:39That's
00:53:41the spirit. But
00:53:43sorry. I'm in a bad mood today.
00:53:45You'll never get this back.
00:53:53Ah!
00:53:55Look, sweetie. I just bought this
00:53:57for us. One for you, and one
00:53:59for me. Yay!
00:54:01You're one of the best friends in the world.
00:54:05Bella.
00:54:07You broke my necklace.
00:54:09This is my necklace.
00:54:11How could you break it?
00:54:13This is the only
00:54:15thing I have left to buy my
00:54:17daughter. Why
00:54:19would you do this?
00:54:27So what if I broke it?
00:54:29This junk couldn't be worth more than a few bucks.
00:54:31Are you really gonna cut ties
00:54:33with us over a few bucks?
00:54:37I am.
00:54:39I don't want to be part of your family
00:54:41anyway.
00:54:47What?
00:54:49You have the nerve to say that?
00:54:51On Thanksgiving?
00:54:53Oh, I'm going to make sure you
00:54:55pay for this, Martin. Stop standing
00:54:57there. Whip her.
00:55:07Ah!
00:55:09Ah!
00:55:11Ah!
00:55:13Ah!
00:55:15Ah!
00:55:17Ah!
00:55:19Ah!
00:55:21Ah!
00:55:27So this is the hand you used to overturn
00:55:29my table, huh?
00:55:31Since we're not family anymore,
00:55:33I don't need to be nice
00:55:35anymore.
00:55:37Ah!
00:55:39Ah!
00:55:45Bella, I never meant to say that.
00:55:47Ah!
00:55:49Stop!
00:55:55What are you doing?
00:55:57Stop!
00:56:01How could you treat your own family
00:56:03like this?
00:56:05Why are you here? I heard you've
00:56:07angered your brothers, so I rushed over.
00:56:09I had no idea they'd treat you like this.
00:56:11I'm fine. No worries.
00:56:13Who the hell are you?
00:56:15We're disciplining a family member who doesn't
00:56:17know how to be grateful in the name of God.
00:56:19It's none of your business. You'd better get out of here.
00:56:21Anne is my stepmother.
00:56:23Even if you're here to pass
00:56:25God's judgment, I have every right to ask
00:56:27what she's done wrong.
00:56:29Oh,
00:56:31so you're the plumber's
00:56:33daughter, huh? Judging
00:56:35by those racks,
00:56:37you're just as poor.
00:56:39No wonder coughing up
00:56:4150 grand was such a struggle.
00:56:43The car outside is yours,
00:56:45right? Well, maybe 50 grand is just pocket
00:56:47change to you, but for Anne,
00:56:49that's hard-earned money from making sandwiches.
00:56:53If she's so pathetic,
00:56:55that's her problem, not mine.
00:56:59Mom, what else did they do to you?
00:57:01Nothing, Becky. Just broke
00:57:03something. Don't worry.
00:57:05That shit was probably worth five bucks.
00:57:07Here, I'll give you ten.
00:57:09Deal?
00:57:11Keep your change. My daughter
00:57:13isn't like yours. She's a supervisor
00:57:15at Windsor Group,
00:57:17and I won't stoop to fighting over such a small change.
00:57:19Your daughter is just a minor
00:57:21supervisor at Windsor Group,
00:57:23and you dare to act so arrogantly
00:57:25in front of me?
00:57:29Oh, big talk.
00:57:31Sounds like
00:57:33Windsor Group is your family business.
00:57:35Well, you're not entirely stupid.
00:57:37So,
00:57:39you and Anne are two of a kind.
00:57:41One's broke, the other's fake.
00:57:43Be careful.
00:57:45You don't want to end up like her daughter.
00:57:47Don't you dare talk bullshit!
00:57:49You slapped me?
00:57:51My daughter is on her way right now.
00:57:53And if you don't apologize before
00:57:55she gets here, you'll
00:57:57regret it.
00:57:59Bring it on. I'd love to see how you're
00:58:01planning to make me regret it.
00:58:03Mom,
00:58:05I could hear you from outside.
00:58:07What's going on?
00:58:09I'm here, darling.
00:58:11This woman slapped me
00:58:13and had the nerve to say
00:58:15Windsor Group belongs to her.
00:58:17Do you know her?
00:58:27I don't know her.
00:58:29Must be one of the janitorial
00:58:31staff. Only they
00:58:33treat the company as their own home.
00:58:35I don't know her.
00:58:37Must be one of the janitorial
00:58:39staff. Only they
00:58:41treat the company as their own home.
00:58:43Are you sure you don't know me?
00:58:45Should I know you?
00:58:47Do you expect me to know
00:58:49every beggar on the street?
00:58:51What? Are you going to tell me
00:58:53you're the heiress of Windsor Group?
00:58:55Cringy.
00:58:57She'll never be in this shitty place.
00:58:59Make it dress like you.
00:59:01You're right.
00:59:03A manager like you wouldn't have the chance
00:59:05to know me.
00:59:07I would not have the chance to know you.
00:59:09Let me remind you,
00:59:11my fiancé is one of the top lawyers
00:59:13at Windsor Group. He's right outside
00:59:15parking the car.
00:59:17If you pretend to be Miss Windsor,
00:59:19I'll have him out here to expose you.
00:59:21You won't be able to live in L.A. anymore.
00:59:23You won't be able to live in L.A. anymore.
00:59:25Don't lose your job over me.
00:59:27I don't care.
00:59:29Don't lose your job over me.
00:59:31It's fine.
00:59:33Let her call him. I'd love to see
00:59:35which lawyer can run me out of this city.
00:59:37Babe, did you park the car?
00:59:39You won't believe this.
00:59:41Nobody here is pretending to be
00:59:43Miss Windsor.
00:59:45My fiancé is on his way.
00:59:47You better start begging for
00:59:49forgiveness now
00:59:51before I make you embarrassed in front of everyone.
00:59:53You guys have no idea.
00:59:55My future son-in-law
00:59:57is such a sweetheart.
00:59:59Look at this bracelet he got me.
01:00:01It's a pink diamond.
01:00:03Worth 50 grand.
01:00:05Worth 50 grand.
01:00:07Bet you've never seen anything like it.
01:00:0950 grand?
01:00:11That's strange.
01:00:13A lawyer making a couple thousand a month.
01:00:15How could he afford that?
01:00:21Of course, peasants like you only think about
01:00:23salaries. He gets gifts,
01:00:25bribes. There's always someone needing favors.
01:00:27That's an extra hundred
01:00:29grand. Easy each month.
01:00:31You wouldn't understand.
01:00:33So, he's accepting bribes.
01:00:35Isn't he worried the higher-ups
01:00:37at Windsor Group will find out and
01:00:39throw him in jail?
01:00:41The one going to jail is you.
01:00:43Enough talk.
01:00:45You're with my mom. Apologize.
01:00:47My fiancé is a lawyer.
01:00:49I'll have him sue you
01:00:51until you're bankrupt and you can spend
01:00:53the rest of your life in jail.
01:00:55Just because he's a lawyer at Windsor
01:00:57Group, does that make him so special?
01:01:01You've got a big mouth.
01:01:03Let's see if you're still this
01:01:05bold when my fiancé shows up.
01:01:07Let me see
01:01:09who is impersonating Miss Windsor.
01:01:11Me.
01:01:19Miss...
01:01:21It's her. She's impersonating
01:01:23Miss Windsor and even hit my mom.
01:01:25You have to ruin her.
01:01:27And make her beg on her knees for forgiveness.
01:01:29I heard from your fiancé that you've been
01:01:31embezzling $10,000 a month from the company.
01:01:33Is that true?
01:01:35I, uh...
01:01:37Alan, you don't have to hide it from her.
01:01:39She's jealous because she's never seen anyone
01:01:41make her yearly salary in a month.
01:01:45Oh, wait. Did I say a year?
01:01:47I meant three years.
01:01:49Shut up, stupid bitch!
01:01:51You slapped me?
01:01:53You're siding with that humble bitch?
01:01:57Did I not tell you to shut up?
01:01:59Are you deaf?
01:02:07I'm so sorry.
01:02:09I deserve to be punished.
01:02:11Alan, why are you apologizing to her?
01:02:13I'm going to investigate
01:02:15every cent you stole
01:02:17from the company.
01:02:19If I find a single dollar
01:02:21missing, you're going to rot
01:02:23in jail.
01:02:25Annie, let's go.
01:02:29Why did you apologize to her?
01:02:31Is she...
01:02:33really Rebecca Windsor?
01:02:39You idiot!
01:02:41You've been babbling
01:02:43about my embezzlement.
01:02:45Are you trying to ruin me?
01:02:47The wedding is canceled.
01:02:49I'm not marrying a disaster like you.
01:02:51I want every single gift
01:02:53I gave your family back.
01:02:55What? Why should we return the gifts?
01:02:57It's your stolen money.
01:02:59You pay it back.
01:03:01I stole it for you.
01:03:03If I'm going down,
01:03:05we're all going down.
01:03:07No, please, Alan.
01:03:09Don't do this. I'm too old to survive in the prison.
01:03:15Mom,
01:03:17are they
01:03:19really your family?
01:03:21How could they hurt you
01:03:23like this?
01:03:25It's fine.
01:03:27It doesn't hurt.
01:03:29But you,
01:03:31why are they so afraid of you?
01:03:33What's your real position?
01:03:35Didn't your dad say
01:03:37you were just a secretary?
01:03:39I am
01:03:41secretary,
01:03:43but I'm the chairman's secretary.
01:03:45The pay isn't great,
01:03:47but I get to talk to him
01:03:49and they're all scared.
01:03:51I'll report them.
01:03:53Jess,
01:03:55don't tell Leo about this.
01:03:57I don't want him getting upset.
01:03:59Don't worry. I know how to handle it.
01:04:05Becky,
01:04:07you're on your period.
01:04:11No wonder my belly
01:04:13was a little bit sore earlier.
01:04:15Go change your pants
01:04:17and I'll get you some water
01:04:19and painkillers.
01:04:37Annie,
01:04:39I'm so lucky to have you.
01:04:41Dad's great,
01:04:43but some things are just
01:04:45awkward to ask him.
01:04:47Now I've got you.
01:04:49I feel like
01:04:51I have a mom now.
01:04:57I'm very happy
01:04:59to have you too.
01:05:01Okay, have a rest.
01:05:03Lie down.
01:05:05Okay.
01:05:09Yeah, you can use the blankets here.
01:05:21Does this make you feel better?
01:05:29You smell so nice.
01:05:35Mom, you smell so nice.
01:05:39How I wish
01:05:41my Bella was here.
01:05:53Bella,
01:05:55I don't know where you are.
01:05:57If you're eating well,
01:05:59dressing well,
01:06:01I'll take care of Becky
01:06:03like she's you.
01:06:05And I hope
01:06:07someone's treating you
01:06:09as kindly
01:06:13as I take care of Becky.
01:06:21So when are you going to tell Annie
01:06:23who we really are?
01:06:25Ever since she moved in,
01:06:27we've had pot meals,
01:06:29clean clothes,
01:06:31and the house actually feels like home.
01:06:33But she's still pinching pennies.
01:06:35Relax, sweetheart.
01:06:37I'm just waiting for the right moment.
01:06:39I can't stand seeing her
01:06:41like this anymore.
01:06:43I don't know how you can keep lying,
01:06:45but I can't.
01:06:47If you don't tell her soon,
01:06:49I will.
01:06:51No way.
01:06:53If I tell her now,
01:06:55she'll think I'm a fraud
01:06:57I can at least help her out.
01:06:59Give her some money or something.
01:07:01I just can't watch Annie keep selling sandwiches.
01:07:03She wouldn't take the money.
01:07:05No, wait.
01:07:07What if we use that land from her hometown?
01:07:09She could get a nice payout
01:07:11from the redevelopment.
01:07:13That's a great idea.
01:07:15Windsor Group
01:07:17wants to build a mall
01:07:19in our hometown.
01:07:21But it's all dirt roads
01:07:23out there.
01:07:25And who's going to go to a mall
01:07:27in the middle of nowhere?
01:07:31Don't worry about that.
01:07:33Just look over the contract.
01:07:35If everything looks good,
01:07:37just sign here.
01:07:39Okay, alright.
01:07:45The $2 million conversation
01:07:47will be transferred to your account next month.
01:07:49That's a ton of money.
01:07:51Bye-bye.
01:07:55I've got to share this great news with Leo and Becky.
01:07:59Leo, Leo, guess what?
01:08:01I just had a meeting
01:08:03with the Windsor Group
01:08:05and they're buying out the land
01:08:07from my hometown.
01:08:09I got a big payout.
01:08:13Let's grab a nice dinner tonight.
01:08:15You, me, and Becky.
01:08:17Becky's got to work late tonight.
01:08:19She probably won't make it.
01:08:21Okay, no problem.
01:08:23Work comes first.
01:08:25Just the two of us then.
01:08:27We can celebrate with her later.
01:08:29Okay, okay. See you.
01:08:35Well, well, President Windsor.
01:08:37What a surprise.
01:08:39I've been trying to schedule a meeting with you
01:08:41for ages to discuss some business.
01:08:45President Windsor?
01:08:51You know,
01:08:53sometimes we all like to give ourselves
01:08:55an impressive title.
01:08:57Sometimes we all dream to become
01:08:59a president.
01:09:01So this guy, for example, is
01:09:03President Smith.
01:09:05He fixes pipes.
01:09:07And this guy is
01:09:09President Parker.
01:09:11He's in the recycling business.
01:09:13Right?
01:09:15Annie, you go ahead. I need to catch up with these guys
01:09:17for a bit.
01:09:19Okay.
01:09:27So, here's the situation.
01:09:29I'm on board with your partnership.
01:09:31But remember,
01:09:33some things are better left unsaid.
01:09:35So, keep it to yourselves.
01:09:39I didn't expect Mr. Windsor
01:09:41to be so playful with his wife
01:09:43at his age.
01:09:45You don't get it. The young folks call it role-playing.
01:09:49Well,
01:09:51look who it is.
01:09:53My ex-wife, Ann.
01:09:55Almost didn't recognize you.
01:09:57Gotta say, you're looking like a fine wife.
01:09:59Get off me!
01:10:01Don't touch me with your dirty hands.
01:10:03I know you.
01:10:05You're still mad about me leaving you.
01:10:07And our son for the factory
01:10:09owner's daughter.
01:10:11I'm the factory manager now.
01:10:13And we're divorced,
01:10:15so maybe you and I could, uh...
01:10:17I'm married.
01:10:19Married?
01:10:21Really? Yes.
01:10:23What does your new husband do?
01:10:25Oh, he's as rich as I am.
01:10:27He's a plumber.
01:10:29Not as rich
01:10:31as you, but he treats me
01:10:33well and would never cheat.
01:10:35Oh, really?
01:10:37A plumber thinks he can
01:10:39compete with me for a woman?
01:10:41You have no idea how
01:10:43well I'm doing.
01:10:45My factory is now big
01:10:47enough to partner with the Windsor Group.
01:10:49You've heard of
01:10:51President Windsor, right?
01:10:53I could meet him any time.
01:10:55So, what do you say?
01:10:57Wanna give me another shot?
01:10:59Don't touch me!
01:11:01Come on! What are you doing?
01:11:03Ah!
01:11:09Eddie,
01:11:11are you okay? Who are you?
01:11:13Oh, hi, Kitty.
01:11:15You're that plumber,
01:11:17right?
01:11:19Look at what you're wearing.
01:11:21You're not even fit to carry my shoes.
01:11:23Anyway,
01:11:25he's a hundred times
01:11:27better than you.
01:11:29Whether or not I'm fit isn't up to you.
01:11:31At least, I've got
01:11:33better taste.
01:11:35I would never leave a woman like Annie.
01:11:39No money, no power.
01:11:41Enough with your
01:11:43bullshit.
01:11:45I'll give you one more chance.
01:11:47If you leave this plumber
01:11:49and come back to me,
01:11:51I'll make sure you live like royalty.
01:11:53And if you
01:11:55refuse, just know
01:11:57I can shut down that
01:11:59sandwich truck of yours.
01:12:01What kind of power
01:12:03do you think you have as a factory manager?
01:12:05You don't
01:12:07believe me?
01:12:09We'll see.
01:12:11No!
01:12:15He's just a poor guy who
01:12:17suddenly got a taste of wealth.
01:12:19Don't stoop down to his
01:12:21level. Are you alright?
01:12:23I'm alright.
01:12:27Max, give our
01:12:29factory's lunch contract to Ann.
01:12:31Boss, are you really
01:12:33planning to get back with your ex-wife?
01:12:35That's not the point.
01:12:37I just can't stand that damn plumber.
01:12:41A broke nobody thinks he can outshine me.
01:12:43No way.
01:12:45I, Sebastian, must have Ann.
01:12:53Here, boss.
01:12:55Have some tea.