Liza: Your husband has
no scruples!
Anna: That's rich coming
from you.
Adam: I want an encyclopedic
report on paternal custody
agreements.
Chris: You can't marry
a woman who's about to go
to jail.
Ryan: Be happy for me, Dad.
Vanessa: You're not keen
on this engagement, either?
TODAY’S - - - ALL MY CHILDREN
[PV INN – THE BRIDAL FAIR]
[Greenlee and Kendall face off]
Greenlee: Take it off.
Kendall: You take it off.
Greenlee: Hello?
I'm about to go on.
I'm in the fashion show.
Kendall: So, buy another
dress.
Greenlee: You're not just
an arsonist, are you?
You're a thief!
Kendall: I did not steal this
dress.
I was thinking of buying it --
till I saw it on you.
Greenlee: Oh, like you're
going to get a chance
to wear it.
Kendall: Worry about your own
wedding, why don't you.
Greenlee: You know, Ryan is
going to realize one of these
days very soon that you're just
a skinny chip off the old block.
Kendall: I am nothing like
my mother.
Greenlee: Oh.
Hey, you know what?
I guess not.
I guess that means you take
after your father --
a disgusted, demented man
that's --
at least my father isn't
a rapist and my mother's not
trying to ruin my life
because I ruined hers.
[Mary talks on the phone]
Mary: Vanessa Cortlandt.
Don't tell me you don't know who
she is.
Well, for starters,
she's an international drug
dealer currently residing
at oak haven.
Because your newest young
executive, Greenlee Smythe,
is about to become her
daughter-in-law.
Right.
Yes, and that would be
a terrible tragedy for all
concerned.
Simone: You know, I do like
it up.
Opal: Yeah.
Simone: Yeah.
Opal: It's pretty like that.
Simone: Yeah.
Opal: Oh, look at this
bracelet.
Now, that is a beauty.
Is that a family heirloom?
Simone: Uh --
actually, it's a gift.
Opal: You know something?
I think I have a comb, a hair
comb, that would match that
exactly.
Wouldn't that be nice?
Let me go see if I can't
find it.
I'll be right back.
Roger: Don't take that off,
please.
Simone: Go away.
Roger: You're going to break
my heart all over again.
Simone: I'd like to break
more than that after everything
you've done.
[PV INN – OUTSIDE OF DAVID AND ANNA’S ROOM]
David: Liza, what are
you doing here?
Oh, all right, all right,
all right.
Why don't you tell me what's
wrong, ok?
What's --
Liza: Let me go of me.
Let go of me!
Oh.
David: Look, you just need
to lie down.
Don't try to fight with me.
You can't even make it
to the elevator right now.
Liza: My head.
David: Ok, all right.
Why don't you come inside,
sit right here by my room.
Help you up, ok?
Is this ok?
You just need to rest
for a little while.
Here.
Have a seat.
I'll give you something
for the pain if you want.
I found her outside in the hall.
Liza: It's just a migraine.
David: If I didn't show up,
she'd be on the floor right now.
Liza: I wouldn't be in this
state if it wasn't for
you at all.
David: Ok, well, you can
explain that to me later on, ok?
Why don't you just lie down --
Liza: No, stop it!
I just -- you know, I don't care
if I have to deal with this
contract for the rest
of my life.
Just do me a favor and stay out of my life.
[VALLEY INN BAR]
Adam: Barry.
Thank you for getting this
together so quickly.
Barry: Adam, I need to be
brought up to speed here.
Are you thinking of divorcing
Liza?
Adam: Did I say anything
about divorce?
Barry: Well, why else would
you be looking into getting
custody of Colby?
Adam: I haven't decided what
I want to do with Liza.
But for now, nothing is off
the table.
Barry: And when do you intend
to confront her with what
she did?
Adam: Not yet.
She's too good a liar, Barry.
I underestimated that woman.
She embezzled Chandler funds,
and I never suspected a thing.
Well, now I know more than
she does, and we're going
to keep it that way until I tell
you otherwise.
Barry: Yeah, but a custody
battle, Adam -- that's got to be
a last resort.
Adam: If we go our separate
ways, Colby’s coming with me.
This should help.
Barry: Well, Liza’s got
plenty of ammunition,
too, if she wants to prove
you're an unfit parent --
your sleeping with a judge,
your marriage to Arlene --
Adam: All right,
all right, Barry.
Fortunately, this time we don't
have to worry about my checkered
past.
Barry: No?
Why not?
Adam: Because when I get
through working Liza,
she's going to look a lot worse
than I ever could.
David: Why don't we not
discuss business matters right
now, Liza.
Liza: I have medication
at home.
David: Would you get a cold
compress for her, please?
Anna: If Liza wants to go
home, maybe we should just call
her a cab.
David: No, I think I should
check her out.
I mean, she may just have
a migraine, but she did just
have a brain tumor, so I think
I should be sure.
Liza: I'm not taking any
pills out of your bag.
David: Well, that's fine
with me.
Dot take any pills
if you don't want to.
Just let me check you out.
You do want to know what's going
on, don't you?
Good.
Let me see those pupils.
All right, here.
Follow my finger.
Do you see any blind spots?
Liza: No, I just saw flashes
of light and I felt nauseous.
David: I'm sure it's just
a migraine, you know,
probably brought on by stress,
but I don't think she should get
behind the wheel of a car
just yet.
Here, why don't you put this on.
It'll make you feel better.
Come on, lie back.
In 10 minutes or so, you'll feel
as good as --
Liza: Don't touch me.
I don't want to take anything
from you.
Kendall: You shut up about
my mother.
You don't know anything.
Greenlee: Please.
I was there when Erica was
trying to get rid of you.
Too bad for Ryan she didn't pull
it off.
Kendall: You know what?
Every other word from you is
"Ryan."
You still have a thing for him?
Greenlee: What?
Kendall: Back in the days
when you were stalking him --
did you ever get arrested
for that?
Greenlee: Arrested?
Let's see -- who do I know
who's out bail and who's
going to be back in stripes
soon?
Oh, that's right -- you.
Kendall: You'd love that,
wouldn't you?
But you'll see -- I’m innocent.
I'll prove it to you.
I'll prove it to everyone.
Greenlee: I don't care.
And you know what else?
No one else cares.
So if you want to embarrass
yourself by wearing my dress,
go for it -- although you really
don't do it justice.
[Dress tears]
Woman: Oh, my God!
[Women laugh]
Kendall: Did I do that?
Greenlee: You did it
on purpose.
Take off that dress and give it
to me.
Kendall: No!
Greenlee: It's mine.
You have no right wearing it
anyway.
Kendall: Then get another
dress.
Greenlee: No, give it to me.
I need it.
I'm not going out there looking
like this.
Kendall: Whatever.
Greenlee: I'm up next.
People are waiting for me.
Kendall: So, tough luck
for you.
Greenlee: There is no way
you are leaving in that dress.
Kendall: Back off!
Don't you give me orders.
Greenlee: And don't
you ever touch me.
Kendall: You --
[Kendall and Greenlee starts a hair-pulling - - knock-down fight]
Greenlee: Hey!
Kendall: Ha!
Myrtle: Opal?
Opal, darling?
They want us to park our bodies.
The show is about to begin.
Opal: The fashion show?
Myrtle: Yeah.
Opal: The bridal fashion
show?
I've been waiting for this all
evening.
Myrtle: Honey, it's only
a fashion show.
It's not a real wedding.
You don't have to cry.
Come on.
Opal: I know, but it seems
I just can't help myself.
Chris: Bianca?
Hi.
Bianca: Hey.
Chris: Where's your mom?
Bianca: Oh, she took off
in a big old hurry.
Chris: Really? Why?
Bianca: Same old thing --
she and Kendall were baring
their teeth at each other.
[The bridal fashion show begins]
Woman: Ladies and gentlemen,
I want to welcome you
to the ultimate June wedding
show.
[Applause]
Woman: Thank you.
Now, I encourage you to browse,
sample, shop to your heart's
content because we have brought
together a collection
of designers who will show
you how to make your wedding
truly unforgettable.
Now, as our models pass amongst
you, it will take no great
stretch of the imagination
to envision yourself the center
of attention.
All right, our first model,
Jasmine.
[Applause]
Woman: Jasmine is a vision
in this strapless satin gown.
Roger: Don't shut me out.
Talk to me, please.
Simone: Fine, but not here.
Meet me at our bench
in the park.
Roger: Now?
Simone: You want to talk?
I have something to say to you.
Roger: I can't leave now.
I'm the show's official father
of the bride.
I'm supposed to pose
for photographs.
I promised Greenlee.
Simone: Meet me in the park.
Woman: Embroidery takes this
ivory silk satin gown to new
heights.
Simply beautiful.
Thank you.
[Applause]
Woman: And Nadine looks like
an absolute princess in this
exquisite silk satin princess
gown.
Nadine, thank you.
Absolutely stunning.
[Applause]
Woman: Ah, but, ladies
and gentlemen, all of this has
been but a prelude to our bride
of the year.
You could call her the final
model of the bridal fair,
or maybe we should call
her the fairest of the fair.
Ms. -- Soon to be a Mrs. --
Greenlee Smythe!
[Greenlee and Kendall come crashing into the room]
[Kendall screams]
Kendall: You little --
no, no! You -- you -- stop it!
[Women scream]
Kendall: Why, you little --
[Greenlee stops fighting and realizes all eyes are on her]
Greenlee: Um --
I am glad you all could join us.
I -- I’m sure you're all moved
as I am by the --
[Kendall grabs some food and throws it at Greenlee]
[Women scream]
Greenlee: That's it.
Now you've gone too far!
Kendall: I'm real scared!
Let go of me!
You --
Mary: Somebody stop them!
Kendall: I will break you!
[Greenlee and Kendall continue to fight]
Greenlee: You want a piece
of me?
Huh?
You want a piece of me?
Opal: Is anybody going to do
something?
Stop it!
Bianca: Stop it!
Keep going!
Greenlee: You'll pay
for this!
Kendall: Uh-huh!
Greenlee: For every dress,
for every flower --
Kendall: Yeah?
Greenlee: For every petal
of every flower!
Kendall: Oh, I’m scared!
Greenlee: I'll press charges!
Kendall: Bring it on, baby!
Bring it on!
Greenlee: I'll be
at your arson trial!
Everybody here will!
We saw your homicidal
tendencies!
Kendall: If I had homicidal
tendencies, your ass would be
dead right now!
Chris: That's it!
Greenlee: I was right
about you!
[Mary encourages a photographer to take pictures – he does and then rushes out]
Mary: Greenlee!
Greenlee: You're total trash!
Mary: Settle down!
Get some dignity and calm down.
Everybody, please just give us
some privacy!
Please just back away.
Thank you.
Oh, my God.
Greenlee: I've ruined
everything.
Mary: No, it wasn't all
your fault, obviously.
Greenlee: How am I going
to explain this to upper
management?
Mary: I don't know,
but you better think
of something quick because
I just answered a call
on your cell phone from
your boss, Casey Wexler,
and she wants to see
you immediately.
Greenlee: It couldn't be
about this.
Mary: She's demanding to know
how this fiasco happened.
[THE PARK]
[Simone struggle to remove her bracelet]
Roger: Look, if you insist
on taking it off, at least let
me help you.
Simone: I'll do it.
You just stay there.
Roger: Why are you acting
this way, Simone?
I can see this is just
as painful for you as it is
for me.
Simone: Never mind my pain.
You're the cause of it all.
Roger: Well, now, that
really breaks my heart.
Simone: Oh, yeah.
Roger: What can I do to show
you how much I care?
Simone: You already did.
You gave me that bracelet.
Roger: Which you just threw
back in my face.
Simone: I know about
the bracelet, Roger.
Yeah, your wife -- your
ex-wife -- explained it to me,
how she had one just like it.
You gave it to her when you were
cheating on her.
Roger: You can't believe
Mary.
Simone: How many women have
you given that bracelet to,
Roger, and do they all end up
throwing it in your face?
Roger: Mary is a very
vindictive woman.
She can't stand to see me happy.
Simone: Oh, stop it!
I'm not listening to
you anymore.
I won't.
Roger: Because of Mary?
Simone: Because of me.
I have been stupid long
enough.
I actually -- I actually
missed you.
There were moments, seconds that
I thought I was making
a mistake.
Roger: Oh, I know that.
Simone: Oh, you know?
It's over, all right?
We're done.
And it doesn't matter what
you say.
If I see you on the street,
I will look straight ahead.
Now, leave me alone.
Roger: If I can't --
if I can't live with your love,
I’ll get over it.
But you have to make it up to me
somehow.
David: Well, I’m happy you're
feeling better.
Liza: Does anybody ever fall
for this smarmy bedside manner
of yours?
David: If you're strong
enough to be rude, you must be
strong enough to go home.
Liza: You took advantage
of my illness.
What kind of person does that?
David: You know, I’m not
strong enough for this
discussion.
But don't worry about it --
if you collapse outside my door
again, I’ll be there to pick
you up.
I took an oath.
Anna: Liza, I really don't
think you're well enough
to drive.
Can I get you a cab, please?
Liza: I'm fine.
You should wry about yourself.
You should think about what
we talked about earlier.
[Liza rushes out of the room]
Anna: You're going to let
her walk out of here?
David: She made it very clear
that she did not want my help.
But what did she mean just now
when she said, "remember what
we talked about earlier"?
Did she come here to see you?
Adam: Liza, sweetheart
I’m glad I found you.
I -- as a matter of fact, I was
feeling rather guilty.
Liza: About what?
Adam: Letting you come down
here alone to face Hayward.
Liza: It -- it's over.
Adam: Well, by the look
of it, it wasn't easy.
Liza: Well, the important
thing is that he knows that I’m
on to him.
Adam: Oh, oh.
Well, I’m sure you did what
you thought was right.
Liza: And you don't?
Adam: Well, it doesn't matter
what I think.
Liza: It matters to me.
You think I’ve made a mistake.
Adam: Oh, yes.
Anna: Liza really believes
that you took advantage of her.
I have -- honestly, I have
no reason to doubt her.
David: Oh, please.
You don't give a damn about
Liza.
And her business methods are
a hell of lot more ruthless than
mine will ever be.
Anna: You're right -- I don't
give a damn about Liza
or her business methods.
David: Good.
Then spare me the lecture.
Anna: What I should have
spared myself from,
David, is you.
[PINE CONE MOTEL – RYAN’S ROOM]
Kendall: What, did I forget
to say, "thanks for the ride"?
Chris: No.
Kendall: Oh.
Did you forget to tell me
to get lost?
No need.
Chris: You know, you're one
sorry pain in the butt.
Kendall: You don't have
to say that, either.
It's written on your face every
time you look at me.
Chris: I'm not through
with you yet, Kendall.
[VALLEY INN BAR]
Liza: Since when do you think
I can't take criticism from you?
Adam: Of course you can take
criticism from me.
It usually goes in one ear
and out the other.
Liza: But you --
you think I made a mistake
confronting David?
Adam: Liza, let's not deal
with that right now.
Come on.
You still have a headache.
Liza: No, I’m -- I’m better.
Adam: But it was worse.
Liza: No, I don't -- there's
nothing wrong with me.
I want to have a conversation
with you, and not about
my health.
Adam: All right.
Well, let's go home.
You can put your feet up
and relax, and then, when you're
up to it --
Liza: No.
Besides, I promised Stuart that
I would go to the day
of compassion ceremony.
Adam: Yeah, well, so did I,
but --
Liza: Well, I’m not going
to miss it.
Can I have a pot of tea, please?
I'll just rest here.
Please, just tell me what you're
thinking.
Adam: You make it sound
as if you think I’m keeping
something from you.
That's not the case.
We have no more secrets
from each other.
Do we?
Liza: Exactly.
Adam: Exactly.
And I just don't think that
you should lower your guard
with a man like David Hayward.
If he knows what you're
thinking, he's just going
to work that much harder
to cover his tracks.
Liza: Adam, I know that's
a fundamental rule of business.
Adam: And of life, actually.
Liza: Yes, and I did it
on purpose.
I wanted David to know that
I was watching him.
Adam: I have every confidence
in you, Liza.
You have always been one
of the sharpest, most
intelligent people I’ve ever
known.
And you still are.
Liza: I still am?
Adam: I don't want
you to doubt it.
Liza: Why should I doubt it?
Adam: You shouldn't.
That's what I just said.
Liza: Are you saying that
I shouldn't doubt it
because of the brain tumor?
Adam: Who said anything about
the brain --
Liza, are you ok?
Liza: Are you saying that I’m
losing my edge?
Is that what you're saying?
David: So you don't give
a damn about Liza or this
contract I supposedly fooled
her into signing?
Anna: No, I already said that
I don't.
David: But you're still going
to list all my faults,
aren't you?
Well, that's great.
Just one more time having
to listen to you tell me how
crazy you are for getting hooked
up with someone who's so amoral
and untrustworthy and how
if you were smart, you'd be
running for the hills, right?
Anna: I mean, I don't know.
That seems to be the general
consensus.
That's exactly what Liza just
said to me, and tad martin said
something along the same lines.
David: And you're going
to listen to them?
Nobody but us knows what
we have, Anna.
And as much as you like to tell
me how bad I am, that's exactly
one of the reasons why you like
being with me.
Anna: Yeah.
I know.
Here I am, married to you,
and every day there is something
new -- something -- some other
reason to make me reassess what
kind of man my husband
actually is.
David: You know who I am
and what I am.
And you knew that before we even
got together.
Anna: You ruined Dixie’s
memorial service because
you felt like it, because
you wanted to be the center
of attention.
David: Can we not go there
again, please?
Anna: And then you had Aidan
arrested, you know, and I’m
still trying to justify that
to myself.
And I walk in here and Liza’s
sitting there.
David: Oh --
you just admitted that --
Anna: What kind of a man
takes advantage of a person's
illness?
No matter how much it benefits
mankind.
She is an important woman.
And she is married to a very
dangerous man.
David: I'm not afraid of Adam
Chandler.
Anna: Well, you should be.
Why are you not afraid of any
of these consequences?
You know, you seem to get off
on being in the center of every
drama, every conflict that there
is --
David: Oh, please!
Anna: Without any thought
to who might get hurt.
David: You thrive on conflict
just as much as I do.
I mean, you're the one who urged
me to go to Dixie’s memorial
service. And when I walked into that park
and I saw Aidan hovering over
you, he could have been a serial
killer.
Anna: Oh, come on.
David: I was defending you.
And as far as Liza’s concerned,
if you read about her
predicament in the newspaper,
you would turn the page.
You know, but the difference is
here, now that I’m involved,
that's what the problem is.
Anna: Yes.
You're involved.
You're my husband.
That's the point.
David: No, the point is this.
You're using all of this
as an excuse to walk away
from me.
Anna: No, I’m not.
David: Yeah, yeah, that's it.
Because then it's my fault
when you give up on us, right?
It's much safer, much better
that way than having to face
the truth.
Anna: Oh, what is the truth,
then --
David: Oh, well,
that's simple.
Anna: In your opinion?
David: That's very simple.
The truth is this, Anna.
You want to love me exactly
the way I am, but you're afraid,
you're petrified.
And nothing I do or don't do is
ever going to change that fact.
Simone: What do you want
from me, Roger?
Roger: If I can't have
you in my life, I’ll live
with that.
However, there was something
else between us.
Our book deal.
Simone: Our book deal?
Roger: Our book deal.
Simone: I know what you're
doing, Roger.
You think that if we see each
other, if we work together,
that I won't be able to say
no to you.
Roger: Oh.
You know me so well, don't you,
Darling?
Simone: Well, I’m sorry.
A clean break is the only way --
Roger: Fine, fine.
If you knew me really well,
you'd know that I have had it up
to here with your freaking
weakness!
Simone: You don't have to be
like this, Roger.
Roger: All right.
A clean break is not an option,
ok?
But we will work together like
brother and sister.
I will keep my mitts off you,
but we will finish our book.
Simone: If you feel this way,
then why work with me?
Roger: Because I’m down
to my last dime, that's why.
Because I’m tired of using
my daughter's credit card to buy
you flowers to make you come
across.
Simone: You're broke?
Roger: Oh, my.
My, when you say it that way,
you know, it makes me
really sad.
But a big, fat advance
from your publisher would really
cheer me up.
Simone: It's always been
about the book deal?
That's all you wanted from me?
Roger: Well, no, not all.
You're a lovely and beautiful
woman, and I’ve enjoyed
everything that we've done
together.
Simone: Oh, my God.
You -- you didn't mean anything
that you said to me?
When you begged me not to give
you up and you told me that
I was the only woman that ever
made you feel like you --
Roger: Stop it, stop it,
stop it.
I was there, remember?
Don't go there.
It'll only embarrass you.
Now, when do we get to work?
[REVELON – GREENLEE’S OFFICE]
Greenlee: Casey didn't
get mad.
She's very understanding.
Mary: Thank God.
At least we don't have to start
cleaning out your desk.
Greenlee: She was even nice
about these.
[Greenlee hold up pictures of the fight]
Mary: Oh.
You and that stupid girl.
Greenlee: How could they have
gotten these horrible
photographs so quickly?
Mary: I don't know,
but at least be grateful that
nobody's making an issue of it
around here.
Greenlee: Not yet, anyway.
Casey said they won't send them
to the press.
Mary: Darling, you were very
lucky.
Greenlee: I guess.
Mary: Which means, you have
to be extremely careful
in your job.
Any adverse publicity that
you create is going to threaten
your job, and you could lose
everything.
Greenlee: I don't think
my boss will be so understanding
next time.
Mary: I don't think there can
be a next time.
Did she say anything else?
Greenlee: No.
Mary: No? Huh.
Greenlee: What am I saying?
Yes.
She mentioned Vanessa.
Mary: Vanessa?
Greenlee: Somebody
in the company got a phone call
tonight describing my connection
with that psychotic,
drug trafficking witch.
Mary: Greenlee, I was afraid
this was going to happen.
Greenlee: Casey thinks
I should scale down the wedding,
go low-profile.
Doesn't exactly make
for my reputation having Proteus
as my mother-in-law.
Mary: Well, maybe you should
listen to her to prevent an even
bigger disaster.
Greenlee: Someone sent these
photos to my boss tonight.
Someone made that anonymous
phone call.
I wonder who it is.
Mary: Maybe it was Kendall.
Greenlee: Kendall was
otherwise engaged tonight.
Mary: Oh, right.
Greenlee: Why would someone
want to trash my wedding like
that and break my heart, Mother?
Kendall: You're still here?
Chris: You made a fool
of yourself today, Kendall.
Kendall: I'd say Greenlee was
the winner there.
She was the one with
her knickers hanging all over
the place.
Chris: You know,
you're just -- you're just one
long, desperate cry
for attention, aren't you?
Kendall: Yeah?
When you think Erica does it,
you think it's cute.
Chris: And the only thing
that you regret about today was
that Erica left early before
you had a chance to humiliate
her, right?
Kendall: Erica could not have
a lower opinion of me than
she already has.
She told me I have my father's
eyes, proof that I’m no better
than he is.
But guess what --
I don't care what Erica thinks
of me.
Chris: Yeah, right.
Kendall: I don't.
I have Ryan now.
He's all I care about.
Chris: Speaking of Ryan,
how do you think he'd feel
if he knew what you did today?
Kendall: He doesn't have
to know.
Chris: Well, I’m not going
to tell him.
You know why?
Because I wouldn't hurt him like
that.
Kendall: Neither would I.
I love him.
Chris: I don't think you do.
Kendall: Why?
Because I mixed it up
with Greenlee?
Chris: No, because you're
going ahead with this marriage.
If you really loved him,
Kendall, you would let him off
the hook and get out of his life
for good.
Kendall: Here's all you need
to know, Chris.
When the trial is over,
Ryan and I are leaving here
and we're never giving
you a second thought.
Chris: That's pretty
optimistic, isn't it?
Kendall: This was all Ryan’s
idea.
He planned the whole thing.
Chris: Oh, no, no, I’m not
talking about the trip part,
I’m talking about the trial
part.
You -- you actually think you're
going to walk out of that
courtroom?
Kendall: I'm innocent.
Chris: And what if
the evidence proves otherwise?
Kendall: I don't care about
the evidence.
Chris: Well, the jury might.
What happens if they find
you guilty?
What are you going to do?
Kendall: Ryan believes in me.
Chris: Right, he wants to get
married the day before the trial
begins.
Kendall: That was his idea,
too.
Chris: Right. And --
and what are you going to do
then?
Have you thought for one second
what will happen to you two,
what your life will be like
together if you are behind bars?
Adam: It is not good
for you to get agitated.
Now, let's just drink our tea
and --
Liza: You know, I just want
a straight answer from you.
You -- you don't think that I’m
as sharp as I used to be?
Adam: For crying out loud,
Liza, how could you be?
With everything you've been
through?
And it's bound to be temporary.
Well, how's the headache?
Liza: I'm fine.
David said they're due
to stress.
Adam: Yeah, well, good -- all
the more reason for you to slow
down.
Let me handle the situation
with Hayward.
Liza: You don't think I’m up
to it?
Adam: Liza, there's no point
in subjecting yourself
to unnecessary stress.
Just last week, I was talking
to Dr. Decarlo at the hospital,
and he suggested --
Liza: Wait a minute,
wait a minute.
What are you doing talking
to Dr. Greenberg's partner?
Why?
Adam: Well, he was --
Liza: Why wouldn't you tell
me that you did that?
Why would you do it?
Anna: What precisely is it
that I am so scared of?
David: You tell me.
Anna: Well, you're
the doctor.
David: Well, the standard
answer would be that you're
afraid of losing your
independence, your identity.
Anna: Oh.
And you're willing to go along
with that?
David: Then what, Anna?
Any time I give the least amount
of pressure on you to share
our lives together --
I suggested that we buy a house
or have a baby -- you give me
every reason in the world why
it's not possible.
You act like you don't want
to be with me, though I know
that's not the case.
Anna: How can you be so sure
of that?
David: Because I know you,
Anna, and I know you want to be
with me.
We belong together.
There's no use fighting that
fact.
Anna: Why the hell do I want
to be with you?
Why the hell would I invest
in caring for someone who is
so determined to throw
everything away every chance
he gets?
David: All right, let's not
get angry about this, ok?
Anna: This -- this living
dangerously that I’m supposed
to be so attracted to -- I hate
it.
I hate it.
David: Really?
Well, isn't that interesting?
Because any time I offer
you a willow tree or a cozy
fireplace in a house somewhere,
you reject that, too.
Anna: Because it can all go
away.
See, you're willing to risk it
all, and that is fine when it's
just your life.
But when it includes me,
as well, you know, and you say
that you are not afraid
of anyone, that scares me
because that means you have
no regard for your own safety
or your own life.
So how can we possibly make any
plans?
David: Then I’m right.
You are afraid, Anna.
But not of losing yourself,
of losing me.
Greenlee: If there is
somebody in this company out
to get me, I have to find out
who it is.
Mary: Why don't you just
leave things alone?
You're not in trouble --
[Phone rings]
Mary: And everything has
miraculously sort of settled
down.
[Greenlee answers the phone]
Greenlee: Yes?
Yes.
Oh.
Oh, but I left a trusted --
yes, Casey.
No, I’m very, very sorry.
I will get to the bottom
of this.
Mary: What now?
Greenlee: The station that
I was supposed to be
at at the bridal fair -- it was
left unattended.
Mary: Greenlee, how could
that happen?
Greenlee: I left Simone
there.
She's very, very competent.
There's no way she could have
blown it off.
You know, I didn't see Simone
there when we left to come here.
Did you?
Mary: No.
I was too busy focusing
on helping you settle down
and --
Greenlee: Thank God you were
there.
Daddy was long gone, I guess.
Mary: Forget about
your father.
Now, I want you to tell me
really, what do you know about
this Simone?
Greenlee: She's the best.
Mary: She used to be
a reporter.
You said she wanted to get back
into it.
Is there any remote possibility
that she could have been
the one --
Greenlee: No.
Mary: That called
your boss --
Greenlee: No, no, no, no.
Mary: To create a story?
Greenlee: No, Simone is
the one person that I do not
have to worry about.
Simone: You expect me to work
with you -- now, after all
the lies?
Are you out of your mind?
I don't even want to see
your face again -- ever!
Roger: You know what?
I can understand why you'd feel
that way, and it leaves me
feeling very lost.
Simone: I could care less how
you feel.
Roger: It's a good damn thing
that I have a competent
therapist to talk to,
somebody who will really listen
to my problems.
Simone: You will not tell
my father about this.
Roger: Well, who else do
I have, dear?
Simone: You're blackmailing
me?
Roger: I'm only following
my doctor's advice.
And he tells me that it's very
harmful for me to keep things
bottled up inside of me.
Simone: Don't do this,
Roger, please.
Roger: Why?
Because of all we've meant
to each other?
Simone, I just want to be
your friend and your colleague.
So, we have a deal?
Let's shake on it.
Adam: Liza, let it go.
You're making too much of it.
Liza: Why would you consult
with another doctor without even
telling me?
Well, what are you afraid of?
Adam: Nothing.
Liza: What did Dr. Decarlo
say to you?
Adam: Liza, let's not get
into that now.
It's not going to do you any
good to worry about the tumor
or any of the other symptoms
you're experiencing today.
Liza, let me take you home.
You should be in bed.
Liza: What's happening to me?
Oh, Adam, please help me.
Adam: Of course I will, Liza.
Of course I will.
What else would I do?
Anna: Ok, maybe you're right.
David: You don't have
to worry about losing me.
Anna: Yes, but I do.
Don't you see?
Don't you see that all this time
you thought that I didn't want
this perfect, peaceful,
normal life that you've been
offering me and you thought
I wanted something closer
to the life I had before,
on the edge.
Well, you're wrong.
David: Then where's
the problem?
Anna, you can have that.
I'm offering that to
you with all my heart.
Anna: Yes, but with no regard
for yourself or what might
happen to you.
David: I don't understand.
What -- what exactly are
you afraid of?
Anna: Well, living the way
that I used to live, you know,
I always expected the worst.
I was prepared to be left
behind.
And ultimately, I was.
I saw Robert die, you know?
And I --
I don't think that I could
survive that a second time.
Yes, I love you exactly the way
that you are.
I couldn't stand to lose you.
David: The most important
thing you just said is that
you love me.
You do love me, Anna.
And that makes everything else
all right.
Anna: Oh, yes, yes, yes,
I love you.
I love you.
Are you happy now?
Chris: Kendall, I --
I wasted many years of my life
waiting for a woman that
I couldn't have.
I'm not going to let that happen
to Ryan.
Kendall: Neither will I.
Chris: Well, then don't let
him crawl into a cell
of his own, waiting
for you to get out of yours.
Kendall: Ryan wants
to marry me.
He's sure that I won't be
convicted.
Chris: What if you aren't?
What are you doing to him?
He's going to be running
for your sake.
He's going to be running away
from everyone and everything
he cares about.
Kendall: Including you.
Chris: I'm the only family
he has.
Kendall: Ryan and I don't
need family.
Chris: Everyone --
everyone needs family.
Kendall: Look, I’m not
forcing Ryan to do anything, ok?
He's free to do what he wants
when he wants it.
Chris: And so are you.
You're willing to live
with yourself, knowing that Ryan
is throwing away, wasting
his life because of you?
You're willing to let that
happen to him?
Kendall: I'm not doing
anything to him.
Chris: If you really did care
about him, Kendall,
there's something that
you would do.
Kendall: Like what?
Chris: You would just break
up with him.
[Door slams]
[Ryan comes into the room]
ON THE NEXT - - - ALL MY CHILDREN
Simone: You will pay
for this.
I swear you will.
Leo: Mary, Mary, Mary,
what did you do now?
David: Tell me, what is it
that you want from me?
Erica: What's your name?
Aidan: Aidan Devane.
Ryan: Why don't you run back
to Erica and tell her this
didn't work.