Ryan: Come on, Adrian. No shop talk tonight.
Adrian: Ok. See, that's the thing. This e-mail comes in to our main address at IncredibleDreams. It seemed it was a personal message for you. That's why I'm asking you if you know a Rapunzel.
Ryan: You should see some of the wacko requests I get, man. Last week, we got an e-mail from someone calling herself Marie Antoinette asking for her head back. I'm sure it's the same nut.
Greenlee: Well, we could have tracked her down if Adrian hadn't crashed the computer.
Ryan: It --
Greenlee: Maybe there's still a way that we can retrieve the message.
Ryan: Greenlee, don't worry about it. I mean, you know, Adrian and I can -- we can handle this.
Greenlee: Yeah?
Ryan: Yeah.
Greenlee: Well, I'm going back to the office. I bet I can revive Rapunzel.

Gillian: Greenlee -- hey. You know, I really need your help.
Greenlee: Now?
Gillian: Yeah. It's about Hayley's wedding, and it really can't wait. I really need you to come with me to Wildwind.

Adrian: Seems like your Rapunzel wasn't about to take no for an answer.
Ryan: I don't know what you're talking about.
Adrian: Save it, Ryan. I read the e-mail -- of course, before I realized it was personal. So I know that Gillian is your Rapunzel.
Ryan: Look, I need a chance to look at the email myself. I think you are mistaken.
Adrian: Oh, is that possible?
Ryan: What's that supposed to mean?
Adrian: You know, I'm beginning to think that Mateo had you pegged from the get-go. What is it, Ryan? Do you get a kick out of preying on other men's women?

Alex: Oh, your daddy is going to be so pleased when he sees this. You look so gorgeous. Oh. I can hear him coming. Do you want to go hide?
Maddie: Yeah.
Alex: And I'll say the magic word, ok?
Maddie: Ok.
Alex: Ok. Shh, shh. Hi.
Edmund: Hi. Sam's all tucked in.
Alex: Oh, good.
Edmund: One down, one to go. Have you seen Maddie?
Alex: Maddie?
Edmund: Yeah.
Alex: Maddie? No. I haven't seen her.
Edmund: Oh. Hmm. I wonder, could my little daughter be playing hide-and-seek?
Alex: Oh, I don't know. I think it's much more interesting that that. I think that maybe she has a little surprise for you.
Edmund: She does?
Alex: Yeah.
Edmund: I wonder what that could be.
Alex: Well, I'll give you a hint if you like. We've been having girly talk about what we're going to wear to Hayley's wedding, so --
Edmund: Oh. I guess we're going to have to go shopping.
Alex: Maybe you won't have to. Prepare to be dazzled. Abracadabra! Whoo!
Edmund: Who is that? Oh, my. It looks my Maddie, but it could be a wonderful princess. Come here my dear. Oh, look how beautiful you look. Did little Elves sew that dress for you?
Maddie: Yes.
Edmund: Yeah? Or maybe it was a beautiful fairy godmother who took you shopping.

Dimitri: So, Charlotte, where are you taking me today?
Charlotte: I am not taking you anywhere, Count Andrassy. You will be the only passenger. Have you filed your flight plan?
Pilot: I told the tower we'll be doing some sightseeing out over the Bristol Channel. I plan to fly below rada
r once we're over the ocean. Charlotte: Good. Your family have always believed that you walked into the sea and died, so I thought it only poetic justice that you do end up in a watery grave.
Dimitri: You're going to throw me out of the plane?
Charlotte: Yes. Let's see how quickly you fall.

Alex: Ok. So, anyway, she took all the sparkling stars and she put them into her big, brown sack.
Edmund: She thought it would be very heavy, but it was as light as cotton candy.
Alex: And then she floated back down to her bedroom.
Edmund: And she took the stars out of her bag and one by one, she went -- bling, bling, bling, bling -- put them on the walls and ceiling.
Alex: And her brother, Jimmy, thought, "I don't know. I think this is going to be far too bright a room to sleep in."
Edmund: Yeah, but Jimmy was wrong. You see, every night, she would look up at the stars, and they would twinkle and she would smile and drift off to sleep.
Alex: And then Frances Bean --
Alex and Edmund: Never needed a night-light again.
Alex: Ever.
Edmund: The --
Mateo: End.

Alex: Oh! Hey.
Edmund: Mateo.
Mateo: I couldn't resist. I love saying "The End." Hi, Maddie. Listen, I'm sorry, I got to steal your dad. I mean, it wouldn't be a bachelor party without the best man, right?
Edmund: Yeah.
Alex: Do you notice anything different about Maddie?
Mateo: I sure do. I sure do. That dress -- it's sensational. Is that for tomorrow?
Alex: Yes, I think maybe it is.
Edmund: Alex bought it for her.
Mateo: It's beautiful.
Alex: Yeah. I think it's time for bed so that you look nice and rested tomorrow. Come on. Come give Mateo a hug good night.
Mateo: Yeah.
Alex: And your daddy a kiss. Ooh. Here we go.
Mateo: Oh. It's so good to see you. Good night. Don't let the bedbugs bite.
Alex: Give your daddy a kiss good night. Kiss daddy.
Edmund: Come here, Maddie.
Alex: I'm so happy for you and Hayley.
Mateo: Thank you. See you tomorrow?
Alex: See you tomorrow.
Mateo: Ok. Bye. Good night.
Alex: Good night, gentlemen.
Edmund: Good night.
Alex: You're a fine Cinderella.

Mateo: Looks like Alex has won Maddie over, huh?
Edmund: Yeah. Maddie's not the only one. You know, I think Alex and I could make each other happy.
Mateo: Yeah. I -- I've noticed that. And I just want to tell you that don't worry about it. You know, my mom's going to see that, too, and everything's going to be ok. You know, my sister couldn't have asked for a better husband and -- but I know that she would want you to be happy, and she would want you to find someone who loves you and who takes care of you and is a good mother to Sam and Maddie and -- and hopefully Alex can be that for you. I hope so. I really do.
Edmund: Thank you.
Mateo: Yeah.
Edmund: You know, I never believed I could be happy again. But for the first time since I lost Maria, I feel excited about life.
Mateo: Yeah?
Edmund: Yeah.
Mateo: Good. Hey, man, that's -- that's the best wedding present you can give Hayley and me. All right? I mean, come on, we can't be the only ones that are this happy, right? Come here. All right, let's go to the party.
Edmund: Go to the party.
Mateo: Let's go. Bachelor party! Wait, wait, wait. Do you think -- do you think Hayley and her girlfriends are going to try to crash?
Edmund: Count on it.
Mateo: What do you mean?
Edmund: Well, the girls are going to crash the gates because I have something very special planned.
Mateo: Special?
Edmund: Yeah.

Hayley: Thank you so much for stealing some time for me, Liza.
Liza: Well, you're the one who's getting married tomorrow. Did you go on a last-minute shopping spree in New York?
Hayley: Well, yeah. That's not what I wanted to talk to you about. I -- I ran into Adam while I was there.
Liza: What? Well, how is he?
Hayley: Well, he -- I went to the restaurant -- you know, the one you guys introduced me to, the one that he likes so much -- and he was sitting there alone, drinking.
Liza: Yeah, he -- he's been drinking a lot lately.
Hayley: Did you know he was going to New York?
Liza: No. ,Actually, I haven't talked to him for a couple of days.
Hayley: Well, anyway, I just felt like bumping into him like that was probably fate, so I really lobbied for him to come back, you know, to come be at my wedding. And I felt like I was really breaking through to him, and we even danced together.
Liza: Oh, Hayley. Well, what happened then?
Hayley: This man -- this man, an artist, came out of nowhere and called him Stuart and thanked him for inspiring his work and --
Liza: Well, how did Adam handle it?
Hayley: He just -- he slid back into this pit of self-hatred and he started ranting and raving about how he had never been a brother to Stuart or a father to me. And so why -- why bother even pretending now?
Liza: You know, this is exactly what I was afraid of. You know, it just makes me so angry, I could just shake him until his teeth rattle. And then there's this part of me that just wants to hold him and just never let go.
Hayley: Right now, I'd just settle for him coming to my wedding.

Ryan: If this is about Hayley, Adrian, Mateo and I are cool. You saw him invite me to his wedding and to his bachelor party which, by the way, is at your club and started 15 minutes ago, so we should --
Adrian: Not so fast. You and I are not going to party together and we're sure as hell not going to work together until we settle something.
Ryan: Ok, Adrian. Tell me what's on your mind.
Adrian: I just did. I'm asking you. You seem to be making a habit of going after other men's women.
Ryan: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Where was this coming from, Adrian?
Adrian: It's pretty simple, Ryan. Gillian's husband leaves town. She's lonely, she's vulnerable.
Ryan: What are you implying, Adrian?
Adrian: I'm not implying anything. I just said it outright. Why are you going after Jake's wife?
Ryan: Adrian, we're friends, but you are seriously crossing the line here.
Adrian: I don't think so. Jake is a part of my family, and his life has been screwed up enough. So I would appreciate it if you didn't encourage Gillian to make it any worse.
Ryan: What? You're blaming Gillian for the screwed-up life that Jake's got right now? Jake brought most of that on himself.
Adrian: I don't see it that way.
Ryan: Well, that's because you don't know what Gillian went through to spare him pain. She risked her life. She -- she gave him her life to help him keep Colby.
Adrian: Oh, and that's supposed to be noble? She lied, Ryan. So did everybody else.
Ryan: She wanted to tell Jake. She wanted to tell Jake that Colby wasn't his, but she was advised by a lot of very well-meaning people that there was a better idea. She turned herself inside out to help protect Jake.
Adrian: Yeah. And we all know how well that turned out, don't we?
Ryan: It was a mistake, Adrian. They should never have gotten married in the first place. Jake knows that. Gillian knows that. The only reason she went through with it is because she's got such a generous heart. Now, you tell me -- can you say the same for Jake? He tells her that he loves her, and then he splits town. He blows off the marriage without even saying good-bye.
Adrian: You know, I -- I can't figure this out. Why are you protecting her so much? Do you have something at stake here I don't know about?
Ryan: Yes, I do. Yes, I do -- her happiness, Adrian. Her happiness and her future. Gillian deserves to be with someone that loves her, that appreciates her, and that does not judge her.
Adrian: Oh, you?
Ryan: Yes, me. Me, Adrian. We belong together. We've always belonged together. So, now that you know that, what are you going to do about it
Adrian: Let's get something straight here. I'm not lying for you. You have to tell Jake or Gillian does.
Ryan: Well, we've talked about that, Adrian, and Gillian is going to tell him. But it's not exactly the kind of news you can just pop into a letter. Out of respect, she wants to tell him face to face, and she will do that when he gets home.
Adrian: And I have your word on that?
Ryan: Yes, you do. Gillian and I will be straight up with him. We will be honest with him when he gets home, and we will tell him where we stand.
Adrian: You better make damn sure Jake doesn't get wind of this before you two guys have your chance.
Ryan: Well, we're not going to let that happen, are we?
Adrian: Did you ever think about not seeing each other until this conversation has taken place? I mean, that way you wouldn't have to sneak around.
Ryan: Yeah. Well, we thought about that, but it was pretty much like asking ourselves voluntarily not breathe.
Adrian: Very romantic. Let's not forget that Jake is the one that's getting hurt here, all right? Do you understand that?
Ryan: Jake's not the only one that got hurt in all this, Adrian. Now, you gave me your word that you won't say anything about this, and I gave you my word that Gillian will tell Jake as soon as he gets home. Now, let's just leave it at that, ok?
Adrian: You better make damn sure that no one else explains this to Jake but Gillian. And between now and then, no one else -- no one else had better find out about your Rapunzel.

Liza: I don't want you to lose hope. Losing Stuart is what unhinged Adam, but there's one thing that doesn't change in him and that's that he loves his kids. And I believe he's going to be at your wedding. He's going to want to walk you down that aisle.
Hayley: I hope so. You know, for so many years, I wanted nothing to do with my father. And now I realize how much I need him in my life and how much I want him to be there tomorrow when I start my life with Mateo.
Liza: I know he loves you. And I have faith. I really do believe that he's going to be there.

Brooke: All right, ladies, let's go. Come on, let's go.
Liza: What?
Brooke: We have work to do.
Liza: What? We do?
Brooke: Yes, we do. Important work. An important tradition to be upheld. There is a bachelor party going on, and it is our duty to crash it.
Liza: What, you going to make her jump out of the cake?
Brooke: Ok.
Hayley: Oh, heaven forbid. I'll spare us all at treat. No, I've got a really big surprise for Mateo.
Brooke: Ooh. Come on, let's go.
Hayley: Ok.
Liza: Hurry, hurry, hurry.
Hayley: So much for eating.
Brooke: Never mind that salad.

Greenlee: What was so important that you need my help?
Gillian: I promised Hayley I would help her pick out something for her wedding. You know, something borrowed.
Greenlee: Well, if you want someone to help you sift through precious gems, you picked the right girl. My grandmother keeps all the real stuff in a safe-deposit box. I never even see them.
Gillian: What a waste. Women in my family would use any excuse to break out the jewelry.
Greenlee: You must b
e very excited.
Gillian: About what? Greenlee: I heard Jake will be coming home by the end of the summer.
Gillian: Yeah, the sooner, the better.
Greenlee: You guys will be able to take your honeymoon then, huh?
Gillian: Well, we haven't really talked about that. What do you think of this one?
Greenlee: Oh. Gorgeous. Look no further. I don't know how you've gotten through these past few months. Must have been so lonely for you. I hope Ryan hasn't tried to take advantage of that.
Gillian: You know, I'd rather not talk about Ryan.

Alex: Ah, there you are.
Gillian: Hey, Alex.
Alex: Hi. Hi, Greenlee.
Greenlee: Hi.
Alex: I just got a call from Brooke. She wants us to crash the bachelor party over at S.O.S.
Gillian: Oh. Ok, let me just put this away.
Alex: What are you doing?
Gillian: Oh --
Alex: These the family heirlooms?
Gillian: Yeah, I was just trying to find something for Hayley. I told her I'd lend her something.
Alex: Goodness, they're gorgeous. That's the Marick family crest, isn't it?
Gillian: Yeah. Yeah, Dimitri's mother used to wear it. Do you like it?
Alex: Yeah, beautiful.
Gillian: Well, you know, then you should have it. Dimitri would have wanted that.

Dimitri: Could I please have a glass of water?
Charlotte: You will have a whole oceanful in a few moments.
Pilot: There's some mineral water in the fridge. Let me get it. This is his last meal, after all.
Dimitri: Thank you.
Charlotte: Now, that is the mark of a true gentleman -- being courteous to his executioner.
Dimitri: Once you've gotten rid of me, what do you plan to do?
Charlotte: My dear Count, these are your last few moments on earth. Don't fritter them away worrying about a future that you won't be around to see.
Dimitri: I want you to promise me something.
Charlotte: Well, that's doubtful.
Dimitri: If you have a shred of decency in you, promise me that you won't hurt Alex.
Charlotte: Well, that's easily granted. She's my daughter. Besides, she has some very useful abilities.
Dimitri: Right. You want to re-enlist her in your organization. Well, what about Edmund?
Charlotte: Your brother's quite safe -- provided he stay out of my business. He starts poking his nose where it doesn't belong again, then you will have company in the great hereafter.

Charlotte: [To the pilot] You understand your directions? I do not wish to hear from you again unless there has been a problem in disposing of your passenger. In other words, this is the last time that we will speak. As agreed, your fee will be transferred into your account. Bon voyage.

Charlotte: You've been cleared for takeoff, so I'll be leaving now. You know, I can't help but think that with your strength and will, you would have made a good ally.
Dimitri: Hmm.
Charlotte: But you insisted on trying to oppose me, and so you will end up as fish food. Good-bye, Count Andrassy.
Dimitri: Tally-ho.
Pilot: Wouldn't want you to get jostled during takeoff.
Dimitri: Yeah.

Tina: Here we go, guys. A strawberry freeze for the young Mr. Chandler.
Adrian: Whoa.
Tina: And --
Jack: I wanted a green parasol.
Tina: Oh. Sorry, pink is all we had for you.
Jack: Ok.
Tina: And Tequila Sunrises for all the boys.
Adrian: Well, well, well.
Jack: Just can't do pink. I'm sorry, I just can't.

Edmund: Thank you. A toast to Mateo, who taught us two very important things. One -- never give up on love.
Jack: Hear, hear.
Edmund: Two --
Jack: Yes?
Edmund: Real men can handle umbrellas and fruit drinks.
Jack: I don't know. The jury's still out on that one.

Adrian: So, young man, how do you like your first bachelor party?
Junior: It's pretty tame.
Adrian: Oh.
Edmund: Ooh.
Jack: Oh, the voice of experience. Nice.
Junior: So far.
Mateo: Uh-huh.
Junior: Thanks. Thanks a lot for inviting me.
Mateo: No problem, man.
Edmund: You got the toughest job, you know that. You got your script?
Junior: Of course.
Edmund: Ok, good.

Mateo: All right. That's the last round you're serving. As of now, you're part of the invading party.
Tina: What makes you think that the women are coming tonight?
Edmund: Because I asked them to. Hi. I'm Edmund Grey. And you are?
Tina: I'm Tina.
Edmund: Tina. Hi.
Tina: Nice to meet you.
Edmund: I have special entertainment arranged.
Tina: Ah, special entertainment.
Mateo: Yeah.
Edmund: Mm-hmm.
Tina: Excuse me.

Junior: Mateo, where's Max? Thought you said he was going to be here.
Mateo: Yeah, man, his mom called last minute. She doesn't want him to fly alone on the plane. You know? And now it's too late for me to go out and get him, so he's just not going to show up. I'm sorry.
Junior: That's all right.

Mateo: Whoa. Hey, Ryan.
Ryan: Man, how you doing?
Mateo: How are you, man? Good, good.
Ryan: All right.
Mateo: Eliot, how are you?
Eliot: How are you doing? Got any pre-wedding jitters?
Mateo: No, I'm good. Look, steady. Steady. I want you to meet somebody. Jackson?
Jack: Yeah?
Mateo: Rev. Freeman.
Jack: Rev. Freeman.
Mateo: He's performing the ceremony tomorrow morning. And this is Jackson Montgomery. Excuse me, guys.

Jack: Nice to meet you, Reverend.
Eliot: Call me Eliot, ok?
Jack: Eliot. Ok, Eliot, I'll call you Eliot. Have we ever met before, Eliot?
Eliot: No, I get that all the time. Must have one of those faces. Excuse me.
Jack: Sure, sure.

Mateo: Glad you could make it, man.
Ryan: Oh. Hey, are you kidding me? I wouldn't miss it. Listen, I -- I really appreciate you inviting me. Thank you.
Mateo: No problem.
Ryan: Cool. All right, man.
Mateo: All right. Take care, have fun.
Ryan: All right.
Edmund: Ryan, I'm glad you could make it. Got an important job to do. Come on, I need you.
Ryan: Really?
Edmund: Mm-hmm.
Ryan: Oh, all right.
Mateo: Be very careful.
Ryan: All right.

Eliot: Hey.
Mateo: Hey.
Eliot: Looks like you and Ryan made peace. That's great.
Mateo: Yeah, I just don't want to carry any resentments on my wedding day, you know?
Eliot: That's the spirit.
Mateo: Yeah. I wouldn't have come to that conclusion if it weren't for our little counseling session. Thank you.

Adrian: Hey. Oh, I'm sorry.
Tina: Hi.
Adrian: A little jumpy tonight, aren't you?
Tina: No. I just wasn't --
Adrian: Here.
Tina: I wasn't expecting any company.
Adrian: Well, let me do this for you, all right? What am I stuffing here, anyway?
Tina: It's a wedding present for Hayley and Mateo.
Adrian: Oh, damn. Wow. I forgot to buy them something for their wedding. Hey, you got great taste. What should I buy them?
Tina: Do I dare? Excuse me.
Adrian: Wait a minute. What is that supposed to mean?
Tina: It means you've been in a lousy mood since you got here today. What is your problem?
Adrian: Nothing. I just found out some -- I can't talk about it, really. Why do people make things so complicated for each other?
Tina: I'm guessing this is a rhetorical question?
Adrian: I mean, when I was in the agency, I mean, you know, I saw a lot of betrayal and backstabbing, but considering the circumstances, you kind of expected it.
Tina: Ok.
Adrian: But it was nothing like the stuff that I see around here. You know, I mean, between people who are really supposed to care about each other.
Tina: Is everything ok?
Adrian: Yeah. No.
Adrian: I guess I was wondering when you were going to drop your bomb.
Tina: My what?
Adrian: Your bomb. When you were going to tell me that you accepted the job from BBMak.
Tina: Oh. That bomb.
Adrian: You know, I really need you. Here, at S.O.S.
Tina: Uh-huh. Well, you know, their offer is really great, and their dental benefits are top of the line, and --
Adrian: Wait, wait, before you go any further, all right, we'll match -- I promise, we'll match BBMak's offer, molar for molar.
Tina: Well, then I guess I'll have to stay.
Adrian: Really?
Tina: Yeah. Actually, I turned down their offer a few weeks ago.
Adrian: Oh, come on. You're kidding, right? You've been stringing me along for the last few weeks? I can't believe you.
Tina: Well, maybe I wanted you to appreciate me a little more.
Adrian: Well -- I must tell you that you are definitely appreciated.

Women: Surprise!

[Laughter]

Tina: What's that?

Brooke: So, is this where the boys are?
Edmund: I knew you could pull this off.
Jack: It's where the men are, by the way, and of course she could pull this off. She's Pine Valley's number one gate crasher. Good to see you.
Brooke: This is where the men are.
Jack: Yeah, they're over here.
Mateo: Wait a minute, wait a minute. You guys forgot somebody.
Brooke: Who?
Gillian: Who?
Liza: Who?
Mateo: The bride.
Liza: Oh, right. Yes, well, you know, she's coming. She just had to pick up a special surprise for you.
Mateo: For me?
Liza: Yeah.
Brooke: Mm-hmm.

Edmund: Gentlemen, it's time.
Adrian: It's time.
Mateo: Wait, wait, wait. Whoa. Time for what? What are you guys doing?
Jack: Just going to have to wait and see.
Mateo: Yeah.

Tina: Excuse me.
Jack: I may need one of those, actually, thank you.
Tina: Here you go. You're welcome.

Max: Daddy!
Mateo: Hi, Bud. How are you? I didn't think you were coming, huh? What happened?
Hayley: I arranged for Rosa to fly down and pick him up.
Mateo: Thank you. This makes tomorrow perfect. You know that, right? I am so glad you're here.

Junior: Ladies and gentlemen, if you would all find some seats. The entertainment for this evening is about to begin.
Junior: Tomorrow, Hayley and Mateo are going to be married. And everyone knows that Hayley is going to wear one of the gowns that was modeled on her show, "Wave." But we wanted to give Mateo some fashion options on his wedding day.

[Laughter]

Junior: Music, please.
Mateo: All right.

[Music plays]

Junior: First up is Edmund, ready for this or any shower.

[Cheers and applause]

Junior: Madonna, look out.
Tina: Oh, lovely skirt.
Junior: Thank you, Edmund. Next up is Adrian, our all-American bride.

[Laughter and applause]

Junior: Thank you, Adrian.
Tina: I like the pigtails.
Mateo: Yeah, very nice pigtails.

Junior: Our next model is Ryan, who opted for a movie star look.

All: Ooh.
Brooke: Wow.
Mateo: Very nice. Nice tassels.
Junior: Thank you, Ryan. [Laughter]

Junior: Finally, we have Jackson, inspired by Marie Antoinette.

[Cheers]

Mateo: All right!
Liza: Nice hat.
Junior: Very ravishing.

[Cheers and applause]

Junior: Thank you, Jackson. And now, if all of our models will come back out, it's time to vote.
Mateo: Come on!
Junior: Will it be the Madonna look? The jock bride? Our movie star? Or the royal contender? Looks like we have a winner. Jackson, take a bow.
Mateo: We love you!
Jack: Can't believe it!
[Laughter and applause]

[Mateo hums]

Hayley: Oh, no!
Alex: You look lovely.
Jack: Thank you.
Jack: Brooke, I'm so excited.

Greenlee: You are going to love the bracelet that Gillian picked out for you.
Hayley: What bracelet?
Greenlee: The jewelry that she promised to lend you. Hayley: I must be totally spacing. I have no idea what you're talking about.
Gillian: No, no, no, no. See, maybe -- maybe you just forgot because you have so much on your mind, you know. But I was going to lend you that bracelet to go with the blue and the old and, you know, all that stuff. And, um -- but you see, you don't have to wear it if you don't like it because you're going to be a beautiful bride anyway. Here, I have it. Let me go show you. It's right here.

Alex: This side of you, I had no idea.
Edmund: No?
Alex: Do right here.
Edmund: Oh, well, hope you got a good look. It's a side you'll never see again.
Alex: Apparently so. I thought the British were more prone to dress in drag. Is this standard behavior?
Edmund: No, this was very special. And you're very special, too. The way you went shopping with Maddie for her dress -- thank you.
Alex: Well, I'm glad you didn't go.
Edmund: Obviously.
Alex: I loved it. I think I learned something.
Edmund: What?
Alex: Well, you know, when I was holding her hand at the mall, I felt so protective towards her. I realized that there was really no way that I could possibly have had a daughter of my own and not know it. I don't think I lived a life at any point with another person's identity.
Edmund: I don't think so, either. Let's wait till we hear back from Adrian about the fingerprints. Ok?

Gillian: Ryan.
Ryan: Hey. Gillian, you ok?
Gillian: Listen, I'm so sorry about that stupid e-mail. I feel so bad.
Ryan: It's ok, it's ok. As far as I know, only Adrian saw it, and I really don't think he's going to tell anybody.
Gillian: We have another problem.
Ryan: What?
Gillian: Greenlee. She knows something's up.
Ryan: Leave Greenlee to me.
Gillian: Ok. I better go, before somebody --

Ryan: Hi.
Mateo: Hey.
Ryan: Hey, guys. How are you?
Mateo: Hey, there's a large man in, like, bib overalls asking about you. He wants to know about your dress.
Ryan: All right, all right.
Mateo: Yeah.
Ryan: Did you leave any food for me?
Hayley: Yeah.
Mateo: Yeah.
Hayley: Plenty.
Ryan: Ok.
Hayley: You earned it. Go to it.
Ryan: Thank you, thank you. Hayley: Thanks for making

such an effort with Ryan. You're being really sweet.
Mateo: Yeah. Thank you for getting Max here. I really appreciate it.
Hayley: Well, we couldn't very well get married without your son.
Mateo: That's true. Thank you.

Jack: Hey, hey, hey, hey! Get a honeymoon suite, will you, please?
Liza: I just wanted to let you know that I called Adam's favorite hotel in New York, and seems that he was there. And he's checked out. So it sort of gave me the feeling that maybe he's on his way here to be here for you on your wedding.
Hayley: That'd be great. Thanks, Liza.
Mateo: Yeah.
Jack: And I have a special delivery for you.
Mateo: Noah and Julia? Thank you.
Jack: You're welcome. I'm just glad I could get it to you in time. Listen, I'll see you kids tomorrow, ok? Thanks for everything.
Liza: Yeah, see you tomorrow.
Hayley: Ok, all right.
Liza: I know.
Mateo: Bye.

Mateo: "Dear Mateo and Hayley" -- that's us.
Hayley: That's us.
Mateo: "Noah and I were so delighted when we heard you were getting married."
Hayley: Again.
Mateo: "All we can say is, what took you so long? The whole world knows you belong together. Needless to say, we'd do anything to be there. You are always in our thoughts, and we pray someday soon we can all be together again. God bless you both. All our love, Julia and Noah."
Hayley: I wish your sister could be here for our wedding.
Mateo: Yeah, me, too, but she gives us her blessing, right?
Hayley: Yeah.
Mateo: We're going to have the perfect wedding.
Hayley: And on that note.
Mateo: What? What? Oh, you're not staying with Max and me tonight?
Hayley: You know me so well. I'll be bunking at Brooke's. The next time you see me, I'll be walking down the aisle to become your bride.

Greenlee: You guys looked very fetching.
Ryan: Oh.
Greenlee: Especially you.
Ryan: Yeah, I was kind of surprised how well everything fit.
Alex: Yeah, really.
Greenlee: You have an eye for women's clothing, Edmund.
Alex: Ah.
Edmund: Stop it. Both of you. Let's get out of here. You looked good, though. I mean it.
Ryan: Oh, thank you. Thank you.

Ryan: So, Greenlee, what are you doing tomorrow?
Greenlee: Well, I have this wedding to attend to.
Ryan: Yes. You want to -- you want to go with me?
Greenlee: What?
Ryan: Well, I was going to go solo. I just thought maybe, you know, might be fun if we went together.
Greenlee: Definitely.

Adrian: Ok. Thanks. Yeah. Hey. I just got your results back from the fingerprints tests.
Alex: What?
Adrian: Alex and Anna's prints are identical.


ON THE NEXT ALL MY CHILDREN - - - -

Eliot: Dear family and friends, welcome to this joyous and eagerly anticipated event --
the marriage of Hayley Vaughan and Mateo Santos.