Derek: "To my darling
destructive daughter
and her overprotective hubby --
come to the fidelity tonight
at 8:00 P.M. And confess.
Confess your crimes."
Adam: This is nonsense.
Arlene is out of her mind.
Derek: What crimes is
she talking about, Hayley?
[Telephone rings]
Derek: Excuse me.
Lt. Frye.
Adam: Hayley, no matter what
Derek says, keep your mouth
shut.
Liza: Standing around like
we have something to hide isn't
helping.
Mateo: He definitely knows
that something's up.
He's not going anywhere.
Adam: Leave him to me.
I'll charm Derek out of here
before Arlene ever shows
her face.
Dixie: This is so
unnecessary.
I'm sorry, you know, but you are
so over exaggerating
the situation.
David: Over exaggerating?
Your car spun out.
Dixie: Well, that's
because I was skidding
on the ice.
David: Dixie, you were
wandering in the bitter cold
without a coat.
Your teeth are still chattering.
Where's the thermostat in this
room?
Dixie: I was going to be
fine.
David: "Going to fine."
Yeah, in that dive bar that
I found you in?
You looked like fresh meat
to those people.
Dixie: You know, don't go
patting yourself on the back
congratulating yourself
for rescuing me because I was
going to be just fine.
I can handle myself, thank you.
David: You know,
you're absolutely right.
You looked like you were having
a fascinating time,
a wonderful evening.
I'm sorry I interrupted.
Dixie: You can drop
the attitude, really.
David: Look, I'm sorry, ok?
Just when I find somebody that
I care about wandering
in the night, lost, I get edgy.
Dixie: I didn't want to be
found.
David: But you were.
Dixie: I can't stop shaking.
David: That's from the cold.
And anything else that happened
to you this evening.
Dixie: Oh, it's just
my disintegrating life happening
to me.
It's not helping being alone
in a hotel room with you,
that's for sure.
David: It's the middle
of the night.
The roads are icy.
It's not like we have many
options here.
And I don't want you catching
pneumonia.
Dixie: All right, all right,
all right.
David: I have a room down
the hall.
I'll leave when I'm finished.
Dixie: I should call
a tow truck for the car.
David: I think you're going
to be fine.
Dixie: Yeah, I'm going to be
fine.
I told you I was going to be
fine.
David: Though you could use
a brandy, a hot bath,
and a change of clothes.
Dixie: How did you find me?
David: Pure luck.
Fate, coincidence.
Take your pick.
Dixie: Whatever it is,
we're going to be stuck here
tonight, aren't we?
David: Looks like it.
Dixie: You know what?
I can't do this.
Being here alone with you --
it's just too much.
Too much has happened today,
and I'm just not prepared to --
to see you, ok?
David: Why don't you get out
of those clothes.
I'm sure there's a robe
in the bathroom.
I'll be down the hall
if you need me.
Dixie: David?
David: Yeah?
Dixie: I'm sorry.
I'm really kind of crazy today.
If you don't mind, could
you stay?
Because I could use somebody
to talk to.
David: I'll be right here.
And you're not crazy.
David: I --
I thought my hair was going
to turn white when I saw
your car.
I was absolutely terrified that
something had happened to you.
Dixie: Robe fits.
David: Well, you got
the color back in your cheeks.
So why did you get behind
the wheel tonight?
Dixie: Tad.
David: What did he do?
Dixie: He's still having
an affair with Leslie Coulson.
David: Well, how do you know
that?
Did -- did Leslie contact you?
Dixie: My Uncle Palmer
told me.
David: Palmer?
Dixie: He --
David: Well, was Vanessa
with him?
Dixie: Yeah.
He came by with Vanessa.
He --
I was completely humiliated.
David: Don't mind Vanessa.
Dixie: He told me that
they had a big fight
at the Valley Inn.
David: Loud enough for people
to hear?
Dixie: Yeah.
He had a fight with his mistress
in public.
Can you believe that?
David: Dixie, Palmer loves
you like a father.
I'm sure he wants you to be
treated better.
Dixie: You know what
the worst part is, is that he --
Tad seemed so loving, you know?
So gentle,
almost forgiving.
David: Where is he now?
Dixie: He took the boys
skiing.
They're --
oh, God, I hope they made it
to the lodge.
I really --
I really don't want them stuck
in this weather, you know?
Do you know that he came
to the house after seeing her?
David: Dixie, I'm sorry.
Dixie: Why?
Because I'm so stupid that
I tend to believe in my husband
over and over and over again?
David: Because you're hurt.
Dixie: He just seemed
so genuine, you know?
It just doesn't make sense.
I just don't know what
to believe, you know?
Maybe I should just --
I should just go find Leslie
and have it out with her.
David: Now, that's not a good
idea.
Dixie: Why not?
I have to fight for my dignity
at some point.
I should just talk to her!
David: Dixie, I'm telling
you no, ok?
Stay away from her.
Gillian: When the weather is
bad, things slow down
at the lab.
Ryan: Even for emergencies?
Gillian: I was just a little
bit dizzy, ok?
It's probably because
I didn't eat.
Oh.
I hope I don't get fired
for missing work tonight.
Ryan: Can't I please convince
you to quit that job?
Come on.
Gillian: No, I want to do
my part.
Ryan: Well, then stay with me
on the yacht where you can be
close enough to inspire me
and we can spend our evenings
together.
Gillian: We're together now.
Ryan: Romance in the ER. --
Not exactly what I had in mind,
but --
hey, hey, hey.
What's the matter?
What -- what, are you feeling
dizzy again?
Gillian: No, no.
I'm just tired.
I'm fine.
Ryan: Where is the --
you know what?
I'm going to call someone.
Gillian: No, no, please.
Ryan: Let me call someone.
Gillian: No, I'm fine.
Just give me a minute.
Ryan: Do you think the doctor
could be right about -- about
you being pregnant?
Gillian: Ryan, we always use
protection.
Ryan: Yeah, but nothing
is 100%.
Gillian: No, I don't think
I'm pregnant.
I would know if I was pregnant,
right?
It scares me, too.
Ryan: When I think about how
easy it is to screw up a life
when you don't know what you're
doing --
and most of the time I'm just
trying to forget about what
happened to me.
Gillian: You're not going
to be anything like your father,
or mine.
Ryan: I better not be.
Gillian: You know,
I'm selfish, I guess,
because I just want to have more
time with you.
I don't want to share
you with kids.
Ryan: You have me every day.
Gillian: Just you?
No business meetings,
no children yet?
Ryan: You know what we need?
We need an extended honeymoon.
Gillian: Yeah.
You know, you really got to want
to have children from
your heart.
It's the only way to bring them
into this world.
Ryan: Yeah, we'll know when
it's time.
We'll know when it's time.
Gillian: Are we going to get
married first?
Ryan: Absolutely.
Absolutely.
So where should we start this
honeymoon?
Gillian: Oh, Wildwind
Turret's fine with me.
Ryan: I'm serious.
Gillian: What?
You want to go to some wild,
exotic place?
Ryan: Well, maybe it's not
for you, but I've never been
to Hungary.
Gillian: Yeah?
You want to go to Hungary?
Ryan: Yeah.
I want to see your castle.
I want to -- I don't know --
I want to see where you rode
your horse, where you went
to school.
Gillian: Where I started
dreaming about a man like you.
Ryan: I want to see
everything right back to where
you first took your first step.
Patricia: The labs on Gillian
Andrassy.
Jake: I owe you one,
Patricia.
Patricia: At the risk
of sounding gossipy, you must
still care about her.
Jake: Did you have a look
at these?
Patricia: Not yet.
Jake: Oh.
Well, you know what?
I'm going to take it over
from here.
Patricia: Coffee later?
Jake: On me.
You bet.
Thanks for your help.
Patricia: Ok.
Jake: Bye-bye.
Gillian: I would love
for you to see where I grew up.
You know, maybe we can make it
one big trip.
And then after we've seen
Hungary, we can go to
your hometown and I can see it.
Ryan: I would much rather
relive your childhood than show
you mine.
Gillian: Oh.
You know, except for Dimitri
and Grandmama, mine wasn't that
great, either.
Ryan: And here I thought
I had this great idea.
Gillian: No, you do.
You do.
And we will go to Hungary, ok?
But at some point, when you're
ready, I really want to see
where you grew up.
Ryan: I don't ever want to go
back there, Gillian.
Ever.
Ryan: Whoa, it's about time.
You got the test results?
Jake: Yeah, I'm told it won't
be much longer.
Ryan, actually, they need
you to fill out some forms
at the desk.
Ryan: Really?
Well, I mean, can't it wait?
Jake: Well, it would speed up
the whole process if we could
get the paperwork squared away .
Ryan: Oh.
Well, are you planning on doing
any more tests or anything?
Jake: I don't think so.
Gillian: Well, you know,
I just want to go home, so maybe
you should do that.
Ryan: Ok, all right.
I'll be right back.
Jake: Actually, the lab
results already came back.
Gillian: What?
Why'd you lie about it?
Jake: Because there's
something you need to know.
Adam: Derek, why don't
you troll the Valley Inn Bar
for Arlene.
Derek: Do you have any reason
to suspect she's there?
Adam: Well, I would imagine
after giving out all those notes
like some sort of demented
postal worker, she might want
to toss back a few.
Derek: Yeah, well,
we're checking every bar
in town.
Now, nobody has answered
my first question --
why would Arlene want you all
gathered together here?
Well, there goes that
conspicuous silence again.
Palmer: I told you why
Vanessa and I are here.
Derek: Hayley, no offense
to your mother, but from what
I can tell, every person in this
room hates your mother for some
reason or another.
She's caused a lot of scenes
since she's come back to town.
Hayley: She still deserves
to live her life.
Derek: You sound very
forgiving.
Hayley: I am.
That doesn't mean I deserve
to be forgiven.
Liza: You know, it's very
difficult to admit that Arlene
is a part of this family.
We've all had problems with her.
I think what Hayley's trying
to say is that we are willing
to work it out.
Marian: There's nothing
nefarious in that.
Derek: Not at all.
Vanessa: Hmm.
And my husband just wants
his necklace back.
Derek: For some reason,
it all seems a lot bigger than
some stolen necklace.
Marian: But only if you're
trying to make a federal case
out of a family squabble.
Derek: I'm not family,
and Arlene invited me.
Palmer: Good grief.
We're all standing around here
like characters out of a Agatha
Christie novel, and you --
you're playing Poirot.
Adam: Yes, well, for once
in my life, I actually agree
with Palmer here.
This is an egregious waste
of our time, Lieutenant.
Derek: Mateo?
Mateo: What?
Derek: Any comments?
Mateo: Well, I think we're
all really surprised to see each
other, right?
I mean, we didn't think that
she handed out all these
invitations.
It's --
Marian: Look, it's really
getting late, and Stuart is
making dinner for me at home.
Frankly, I would like to leave
any unpleasant feelings I had
about Arlene behind me.
Is that ok?
Adam: You know, frankly,
I didn't want to play a part
in this sick joke in the first
place, even though she is
family.
So I say it's time for everybody
to go home.
Let's go.
Derek: No, no, no, no.
Nobody leaves.
Adam: Lieutenant, this has
gone far enough.
This is my boat.
I didn't invite you here.
You have no right to be here
without a warrant.
Derek: Well, if you make me
get one, Adam, I will hold
you here until a judge sends one
over.
Liza: On what grounds?
Derek: You know,
Liza, I believe that I might
think of something.
Palmer: Arlene is not going
to show up!
Derek: What, even though
she gathered us all here in one
spot?
Adam: She's guilty of grand
theft.
The place is crawling
with police.
Hayley: Exactly.
That's perfect.
She figures she can bargain
her way out of it.
Derek: That's far-fetched
if she's guilty.
Hayley: Not to my mother.
She's built her entire life out
of being able to make deals.
Palmer: I'm going to have
my lawyers press every charge
they can and no deals.
Vanessa: Besides, she can't
cut a deal unless she has
something to offer in return.
Palmer: Nothing bigger than
grand larceny.
I doubt it.
Derek: I'd be willing to hear
anything she had to say.
Marian: You can't believe
a word that comes out of that
woman's mouth.
Derek: You know, it just
occurred to me --
when was the last time you were
all together like this?
Adam: For God's sake,
this isn't a family reunion.
Hayley: In a way it is.
In a sick way, but that's
the way our family is sometimes.
Mateo: Hayley --
Derek: Wasn't it the night
of Ryan's party?
Liza: No one remembers
anything.
We were all drugged.
Marian: You can't blame
anyone for what they did that
night because they weren't
in their right minds, Derek.
Derek: Depends on what
you did, don't you think?
[Telephone rings]
Derek: Damn.
Excuse me.
Lt. Frye.
Adam: Mateo, get her out
of her before her conscience
sinks the ship.
Mateo: Let's get some
fresh air.
Come on.
Hayley: I can't.
I can't -- I can't take this
anymore.
Mateo: Ok.
Well, listen --
Hayley: Mateo --
Mateo: Anything you want
to do, anything you want to do,
I'm with you.
Hayley: I don't know what
I want to do.
It's like one half of me is
screaming "confess"
and the other half is telling me
to keep my mouth shut.
Mateo: Here's the truth, ok?
If Arlene wants something
from Adam, she's not going
to get it by throwing us all
in jail, all right?
So chances are she's not
on the ship.
It's just a power play.
Hayley: I don't know about
that.
My mother spent her entire life
making grand entrances
into my life.
I don't see why now should be
any different.
God!
I feel like I'm crawling out
of my skin.
Dixie: Obviously you have
a problem with Leslie Coulson.
David: It's just --
I don't know what's going
on between Tad and Leslie,
but why -- why should you want
to say anything to that woman?
Dixie: I --
David: It's degrading.
Dixie: I don't care!
I have to start someplace.
David: But what is she going
to do, Dixie?
Apologize?
Or even worse, gloat?
Look, it's just you're not going
to get what you want from this
woman.
That's all.
Dixie: You're right,
you're right.
It was a lousy idea.
I just --
women who sleep with married
men, they're liars to begin
with, aren't they?
Or maybe they're not.
I don't know.
I'm just very confused.
Can you see how confused I am?
David: Just try and forget
about Leslie.
Ok?
I mean, you know, for tonight,
just this moment.
You must be starving.
I know that I am.
So why don't we order some food.
Dixie: That's a good idea.
David: Great.
Then it's settled.
Ok.
Yeah, you need to eat,
and you also deserve to start
feeling better about your life
than you have these last few
weeks.
Dixie: Frankly, I don't feel
so good about myself.
David: Yeah, well,
that's going to change right now
starting with room service.
So what do you say?
Would you like some fresh
baguettes, some foie gras,
maybe, or a bottle of merlot?
Dixie: I'd be happy with some
soup.
David: Soup?
Soup -- wow, you're a cheap
date.
Look, I'll go get some, ok?
And I'll give you some time
to yourself.
Dixie: David?
David: Yeah?
Dixie: I'm feeling a little
raw, obviously, and I don't have
the energy to be polite, so I'm
just going to ask you -- what do
you want from me?
David: What I want,
Dixie, right now,
is to give you a few moments
free of everything outside
of this room.
Now, I know it sounds
impossible, but I would like
to give you a little joy.
Dixie: Well, joy is a tall
order these days.
David: All right.
Then when I come back,
I guarantee I'm going to bring
some.
Gillian: Why would you lie
about my test results?
Jake: Because there's
something in your lab work
we need to discuss.
Gillian: Without Ryan
in the room?
I tell him everything anyway.
Jake: I know.
Gillian: It's bad?
Jake: Well, I don't think so.
But I'm sure I don't have
the same point of view
as everyone else.
You're pregnant.
Gillian: How do you know
that?
I didn't ask for a pregnancy
test.
Jake: Well, Gillian,
it's standard practice at this
hospital to include it
in the lab work for anyone,
any woman who comes in here
and has the same symptoms
as you.
Gillian: No, I can't be.
I can't -- I'm --
Jake: Well, obviously,
you're upset, and we both
know why.
But the timing doesn't lie.
Gillian: Oh.
Oh, please, no.
Jake: This has to be
my child, Gillian.
Duffy: I'm a legitimate
private investigator.
Adam: I know.
I thought you'd never find
Arlene alive.
But if you prove me right,
I'll add $100,000 to your fee.
Duffy: Let's see what I can
do for you, Mr. Chandler.
Mateo: What is that?
What is that?
Hayley: It's Arlene's.
Mateo: What?
Well, don't touch it!
Hayley: Mateo --
Mateo: Hayley, just leave it
there.
Hayley: No, it's hers!
Adam: Hayley?
[Hayley groans]
Adam: What happened?
What happened?
Liza: Are you all right?
Mateo: Sit down, sit down.
Hayley: I --
she's been here.
I didn't want to know for sure.
I didn't think for sure that
she was, but this is proof.
Palmer: What is that?
Hayley: The slip she wore.
Mateo: It's not the same
slip, Hayley.
It can't be.
Derek: Where'd you find that,
Hayley?
Hayley: On the deck!
It's my mother's.
Marian: Arlene must have
planted it there.
Liza: Are you sure?
Adam: Anyone could have left
it there.
Hayley: It's hers.
Mateo: It just looks like it,
Hayley.
Hayley: I remember
her wearing it!
Derek: She may be on the boat
after all.
Check all the decks, but be
quiet about it.
Adam, we need to get
into the engine room to check
it out.
Adam?
Adam: This could be anyone's.
She was never that smart.
Hayley: Somebody tell me this
isn't happening.
Please, tell me this isn't
happening.
Adam: Here, let me have it.
Give me that.
We don't know for sure this is
hers.
Gillian and Ryan live on this
boat.
It could be Gillian's.
Derek: What's it doing
on deck dripping wet?
Who found it?
Who fished it out of the water?
Hayley?
Adam: I don't know that
this -- we have a woman's slip
and a woman living onboard!
Add it up.
Derek: What's got
you so upset, Adam?
Hayley: She's coming.
Mateo: What?
What's the matter.
[Hayley groans]
Hayley: Nothing. I --
Derek: Hayley, you seem
convinced this slip belongs
to your mother.
Hayley: I'll never forget it.
Derek: You have avoided
telling me, but I know that
you think that Arlene's the one
that's been vandalizing
your home, and then there are
these notes.
Adam: Stop badgering her!
Derek: Hayley, what aren't
you telling me?
Palmer: Sounds like plenty.
Hayley: Mateo --
Mateo: What's -- what's
the matter?
Adam: Mateo, get her out
of here.
She's not well.
Hayley: Derek?
Derek: Yes?
Hayley: You're right.
Something did happen that night.
Palmer: Well, finally.
Adam: Don't say a word.
Derek: Why shouldn't she?
Palmer: Adam, let her speak.
Adam: You stay out of this.
Marian: Hayley, please take
a moment to gather your
thoughts.
Derek: Hayley, what happened
that night?
Mateo: Whatever you want
to say, it's going to be all
right.
Liza: Hayley --
Derek: Everybody just keep
quiet and let her talk.
Hayley: I can't.
Derek: Hayley, just say it.
Whatever it is, I'll do what
I can, I promise.
Adam: He's conning you.
Derek: Shut up, Adam!
Hayley, what are you keeping
inside?
Just tell me.
Mateo: Hayley, come on.
Hayley!
Derek: Matt, what is
she afraid of?
Mateo: Not now, Derek.
Adam: Are you satisfied?
I'd like to go see my
daughter now.
Derek: Look, I will do that.
Adam: No, you stay the hell
away from her!
Palmer: Adam, what is
the matter with you?
Can't you see she's on the verge
of a nervous breakdown?
Adam: Mind your own business,
Palmer.
Liza: Adam, let Mateo
handle it.
Vanessa: Oh, really.
Would anyone mind if I get some
fresh air, or will I be
arrested?
Palmer: Oh, go ahead.
If you run into Arlene,
tell her we're all very
impressed.
Marian: Anybody care to join
me for a drink?
Palmer: Ah, you seem to be
as jumpy as Hayley.
Marian: Nonsense.
Palmer: What is it you people
are not telling the good
lieutenant?
Marian: Look, none of us know
what Arlene has done
with your half a million dollar
necklace, Palmer, ok?
Palmer: Well, I must say
I agree with Derek.
A robbery is just -- well,
it's a minor event in the whole
course of things.
Marian: Oh, just let this go,
Palmer, ok?
Just let it go.
Palmer: Now what?
Dixie: You know,
I never could've predicted any
of this.
And yet Tad says he saw it all
coming.
David: Here.
Dixie: Makes us feel like
we're really far apart,
you know?
David: Well, I think
your problem is that you want it
all to make sense.
Emotions are messy.
Dixie: You sound like
my mother.
David: Should I take that
as a compliment?
Dixie: I don't know.
You decide.
She was pretty good at ignoring
the obvious.
David: Oh, great.
I guess I won't be so flattered.
Dixie: You know,
when she found out that my dad
had another life, she was
shattered, you know?
My father had a whole other
family going someplace else.
David: Hmm.
Well, it's not like this is
history repeating itself.
Dixie: Isn't it?
She was in shock for the rest
of her life.
And even though this has
happened with me and Tad before,
I still feel like I'm --
David: You know,
Dixie, we don't live our lives
expecting to be betrayed.
Dixie: But I feel like
the ground has just been moving
underneath me.
David: Maybe it has.
Dixie: It's nice to think
that maybe this time I have
somebody around to kind of hold
me up.
David: If I can do that
for you, Dixie, I would be
a very happy man.
Jake: The test was
conclusive, Gillian.
You're going to have a baby.
Gillian: Yeah, but not yours.
Jake: But like I said,
the timing --
Gillian: The timing is all
wrong, Jake!
Listen, I don't mean to hurt
you, but it is!
I would know if I'm pregnant.
Jake: But your hormones have
not totally kicked in yet.
Gillian, I stood outside that
door and I heard you and Ryan
talking.
I know that you two have always
used protection.
You think back when we were
together on that yacht.
Gillian: Why -- why are
you doing this, Jake?
What, is this some kind
of a sick joke?
Jake: Don't even insult me.
You know more than anyone how
much being a father means to me.
Gillian: Protection doesn't
always work.
It can be wrong.
These tests can be wrong!
Jake: I want to order
a sonogram and a complete pelvic
exam right now.
Gillian: No, no!
I want to go home!
Jake: Gillian --
Gillian: I've been here long
enough!
Jake: Gillian, listen to me.
Ryan: Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa.
What, are you upset?
Jake, is she sick?
Gillian, why are you so upset?
Mateo: Hayley?
Hayley?
Vanessa: There you are,
you thieving tramp.
Hayley?
David: All I'm saying is,
when does Dixie start thinking
about Dixie?
Hmm?
I'm guessing that when you were
a little girl, maybe 10
or in high school, that you had
a dream about the way that
your life was going to be.
Dixie: So what if I did?
David: Did you only have one?
Dixie: About being a mom
and having a family, yeah.
David: And you have
a wonderful boy.
You can take it from me,
he'll do anything for you.
But what about you?
You, right here, right now.
And I'm not talking about
the Dixie that does everything
else for everybody else.
Dixie: I don't know,
I don't know.
I guess I'm just starting
to figure that out.
David: Am I helping or am
I hurting?
Dixie: You're pushing.
David: I don't mean to.
Dixie: Yeah, you do.
David: That's because,
Dixie, you need me as much
as I need you.
Ryan: Did you get the test
results back?
Gillian: Yeah.
Yes, everything's fine.
Ryan: That's great.
Great.
What about the dizziness?
Jake: Well, she will need
to eat better from now on.
Ryan: You see, that's exactly
what I said.
You sure you're ok?
Jake: Well, there are some
other tests that Gillian can
take if she has the time.
Gillian: No!
No, no, I want to go home.
Let's just go home.
Jake: Gillian,
you want to think about it?
I'll leave you two alone,
all right?
And you want to take those
tests, you just press the call
button.
Ryan: We, that was very
strange, him pushing for more
tests.
Did he say something to you?
Vanessa: What are you doing
here dressed like that?
Hayley: Did you come back
here to sniff around for that
necklace of yours, Vanessa?
Vanessa: Oh, I just came out
for some fresh air.
Hayley: You are never getting
that necklace back,
do you hear me?
Never!
Vanessa: Oh.
Ok.
Hayley: You don't deserve
that necklace.
Vanessa: Look, you're
scaring me.
Why don't we go back in --
Hayley: You were my only
friend in this screwed-up town,
and you turned on my like
a snake when I needed you.
Vanessa: Hayley, Hayley --
Hayley: Don't you call me
Hayley!
Vanessa: Oh, fine.
What are you doing here like
this?
I mean, where is Arlene?
Hayley: I am Arlene!
And if you think I wanted
to come back here like this
with the cops crawling all over
the place, you're insane!
My baby let me down.
I figured if I could get you all
back here that she would be
forced to confess, but she's
in there just as scared
as a church mouse.
She's never had my guts!
Vanessa: Well, just what is
Hayley supposed to confess,
Arlene?
Ryan: I should've taken
you to Seaview.
Gillian: Just forget about
Jake.
Listen, can we go home now,
please?
Ryan: Ok, let's go.
Jake: You're leaving?
Ryan: Well, you know,
Gillian's feeling better.
If anything comes up, then we'll
just deal with it.
Jake: You got a minute?
Ryan: What for?
Gillian: It's ok.
Why don't you bring the car
around.
Ryan: Ok.
I'll be right back.
Jake: Gillian,
it doesn't even look like
you told him.
Gillian: I'll handle it.
Jake: When?
Tonight?
Gillian: I said I'll
handle it.
Jake: Look, you need prenatal
care as soon as possible.
Now, whether you want to or not,
you're going to have to start
thinking about taking care
of our baby.
Dixie: I'm sorry,
I can't -- I can't do this.
David: Dixie, yes, you can.
I'll do whatever you want.
Derek: You don't know where
the circuit box is for
the lights?
Palmer: Typical.
Adam: I'm not an electrician.
I just own the damn thing.
Palmer: It still floats?
Miracle of miracles.
Liza: It was an accident,
Palmer.
Palmer: Oh, poppycock.
She pulled the same trick
the night of the party.
Marian: Oh, you think she's
here?
Derek: My people would've
found her by now.
Nobody can sneak on or off this
boat.
Mateo: Hayley's not back?
Adam: No, I couldn't
find her.
I thought she was with you.
Palmer: Did you run
into Vanessa?
She's been gone too long.
Hayley: It's a miracle
I survived, you know?
Vanessa: Survived what?
Hayley: To start
at the top -- Adam, that no-good
slime.
He didn't think twice about
throwing me into that cold
water.
Vanessa: Hayley tried
to kill you?
Hayley: Isn't that something?
I mean, after all we've been
through?
Bud's voice: She's in a red
coat.
Can't miss her.
Hayley: But there are certain
things you shouldn't do,
certain lines a person shouldn't
cross.
But you know what?
That's Hayley.
She screwed up.
Doesn't matter because
she always screws up in the end.
Duffy: Damn.
Vanessa: Wait.
Do you have any idea what you're
saying?
What you're admitting to?
Hayley: Shocking though it
may be, Vanessa, I came back
here to settle some scores.
I even have one with you.
[Duffy shoots]
Vanessa: Oh! Oh --
ON THE NEXT - - ALL MY CHILDREN
Leo: I'm in a limo on the way
to New York City, and you are
not on my list of things to do.
Jake: Odds are overwhelming
that this child is mine, and I'm
going to be there from
the beginning.
Dixie: How long can this
last?
David: Why not forever?