Man: I hope I'm not too
early.
Dixie: No, not if you're
Zachary Pell.
Man: Guilty.
Dixie: Hi.
Dixie Martin.
How do you do?
Please come in.
Jack couldn't have recommended
you more highly.
Zachary: Jack's a great
lawyer.
Dixie: Here, please.
Zachary: But divorces are
tricky, and he's fond
of you both.
Dixie: Well, I got to tell
you, Zachary, that word makes me
very nervous.
Zachary: Well, it doesn't
necessarily have to come
to that, but a legal separation
is extremely important when
a couple isn't living together
and is in conflict.
Dixie: So what do I do next?
Zachary: We mark out
the points -- everything that
would be important to you --
and we file the papers.
There's no commitment beyond
peace of mind at this point.
Dixie: I don't know when I'm
going to have that next, so --
Zachary: Have you
and your husband considered
counseling?
Dixie: I think it's too late
for that.
Zachary: Many couples,
even the ones that have
no chance to reconcile,
go into counseling to help
themselves let go in a healthier
and more productive way.
Are you anticipating a struggle
with Tad?
Dixie: Oh, no.
No, no.
Tad's a very good man.
He's a great father and --
I mean, we've both made
mistakes.
It's just that he's so desperate
right now, and his desperation
seems to be taking the form
of a kind of obsession, and --
you know, I probably shouldn't
even be talking about this
to you at this stage
of the game.
[Knock on door]
Dixie: I'm sorry.
Excuse me for just a second.
Dixie: Tad -- Tad, now is not a good
time for me to talk to you, ok?
Tad: I don't give a damn, ok?
It's never a good time anymore.
I want to talk to you.
I need to talk to you right now.
Dimitri: Yes. Yes.
Erica: David, are
you in there?
Dimitri: Uh-oh.
Oh, Erica. Hi.
Erica: Dimitri, hi.
I was looking for David.
Dimitri: David.
No, I haven't seen him.
Erica: Why are you carrying
his medical bag?
Dimitri: Well, it's --
ahem -- it's not David's.
It's Alex's.
Erica: Oh, no, Dimitri.
Oh, no.
She's gone, isn't she?
Dimitri: What?
Erica: Alex.
You found out that she was dead
after all.
Dimitri: Well, actually,
I found out that my wife is
alive.
David: You think I came here
to kill you?
Anna: You stay where you are.
All I have to do is raise
my voice, and my entire family
will be here like that.
David: All right.
Well, then let's go somewhere
where we can talk in private.
Anna: Nice try.
David: Whatever it is
you think you know or you think
you saw, you didn't, ok?
Anna: Don't try to
confuse me.
I might be ill, but I'm not
an idiot.
David: Are you saying you've
been sick?
Is that why you were gone?
Anna: Who sent you?
David: For crying out loud,
no one sent me.
Anna: Who do you work for?
David: I work for
the foundation.
You haven't been gone that long.
Someone had to keep it going
while you ran off on one
of your bimonthly excursions.
Anna: While I what?
What do you want?
David: If you would start
talking like a normal person,
maybe we can have a sane
conversation about what really
happened on that boat.
Anna: The explosion?
David: What explosion?
What the hell are you talking --
Whoa
Marcus: No. No.
You've had way too much, way
too much.
What are you --
Bianca: Really nice, guys.
Mindy: Oops.
Phil: Isn't it a little late
for breakfast?
Boy: Not when you never went
to bed.
Marcus: Well, not to sleep.
Shannon: After my party,
we went to the most outrageous
Rave all night.
Heather: Oh, my God.
It was so much fun.
We have to do that again
tonight.
Marcus: Yes, tonight.
Mindy: And tomorrow.
Shannon: I am so totally
wasted!
Marcus: All right,
now we can eat.
Heather: I am all about being
wasted.
Marcus: Look, Bianca,
we don't have much room,
but we can get some chairs
and bring --
Bianca: That's ok, thanks.
Marcus: All right,
there's a table right there.
Mindy: I want yours.
Mmm.
Heather: Oh.
Ew, I can't eat this.
Boy: Can you tell?
Mindy: No.
No one can tell.
Boy: Are you sure?
Shannon: She's not sure
of her name.
Phil: Can I ask you
a question?
Bianca: Sure.
Phil: Have you ever been
to a Rave?
Bianca: No.
Phil: Can I ask you another
question, Bianca?
Bianca: Sure.
Phil: What's a Rave?
Bianca: It's --
it's like a really wild party.
Phil: I don't usually go
to parties like that.
Bianca: No, me, neither.
Phil: Because people who are
wasted don't really say anything
that means anything,
like, ever, you know?
Bianca: Yes, I do.
Phil: What do you think
Shannon was wasted on?
Bianca: Ecstasy.
Laura: Jamie, stop mugging,
you ham bone.
Jamie: What's mugging?
Brooke: Mugging is that face
that you're making.
Jamie: What face?
Brooke: Listen to me.
Did you pack for the trip like
I asked you to?
Jamie: Yeah.
I've got my mask, my snorkel,
and my fins.
Brooke: And bathing suits?
Jamie: Oops.
Laura: Oh.
He wants to wear his birthday
suit to the beach?
Jamie: No, I don't.
Laura: Yes, you do.
Brooke: Go pack.
Laura: Oh, you can go naked.
Mom will take you to a nude
beach.
Brooke: Laura, stop that.
Jamie: No way!
Laura: He's so fun to rag on.
Brooke: I know he is.
So, are you sure you don't want
to change your mind and come
with us?
Laura: Mom, why would I want
to go to the Caribbean when
I can be in Pine Valley and work
on my photography project all
of spring break?
Brooke: All right.
I will make it up to you.
We will take a trip together
before you head off to PVU. In
the fall, ok?
Laura: Yeah, assuming
I get in.
Brooke: I am not worried
about that.
Laura: Well, that makes one
of us.
Hey, mom, aren't you excited
about your vacation?
Brooke: Yes, I am.
Also, I think it's going to be
good for J.R. And Jamie to get
away from here for a little
while.
Laura: Yes, Jamie seems ok,
but J.R. Is about to pop.
Brooke: I noticed.
Oh, listen, I left a list
on the fridge for you,
numbers I thought you might
need -- the hotel --
Laura: Ok.
Brooke: The plumber,
the electrician, the guy who
takes care of the furnace.
Laura: Mom, I can handle it.
Brooke: I know you can
handle it.
That's why I'm leaving you here
by yourself.
It's just when I made these
plans, I thought that
Aunt Phoebe would be around.
Laura: Yeah.
Where was this dig she went
on with Langley?
What, Arizona?
Brooke: I guess so.
Laura: It's amazing.
I mean, I wish Aunt Phoebe could
be here, but I can manage.
I promise.
I don't want you to worry
about me.
Brooke: I will keep that
in mind.
Laura: Um -- ahem -- you --
you said I can have some friends
over.
Brooke: Yes. Certainly.
Laura: Thanks.
Brooke: Certainly.
So, who would the friends be?
Suzanne? Molly?
Leo du Pres?
Laura: Oh, I don't know any
Leo du Pres.
Brooke: Oh, really?
He's oh so five minutes ago
already?
Laura: Definitely.
Glib and charming does not hold
up over time.
Brooke: Well, good for you.
Laura: Yeah.
I feel pretty good about it.
Brooke: Ok.
All right, so you know what
I don't want happening here
with your friends while I'm
gone, right?
Laura: Totally.
No worries.
Brooke: Which means the house
will be standing when I get
back?
Laura: I will try.
Brooke: Oh, what more could
a mother ask?
Ok.
Listen, is J.R. Here yet?
Laura: Yeah, he's upstairs.
Brooke: Yeah?
How did he seem to you?
Laura: Not great.
No, he's wigging out about his mom and Tad.
Why did that happen, Mom?
Brooke: Oh, with Tad
and Dixie?
Laura: Yeah.
I mean, who would have guessed
they'd self-destruct?
Why did it happen?
Brooke: I don't know.
I don't think Tad and Dixie
know, either.
Dixie: Fine, Tad.
Talk.
Tad: May I come in for a few
minutes?
Dixie: Just say what you have
to say, please.
Tad: Yeah. Fine. Whatever.
Have you seen a videocassette
of any kind in a white sleeve
anywhere, maybe in David's
office or his room at
the Valley Inn?
Dixie: What?
Tad: A videotape, Dixie.
A videotape in a white box.
It's important.
Dixie: Just what is this
about, Tad?
Tad: Look, trust me, ok?
Just trust me.
I wouldn't be bothering
you if I didn't need this.
Dixie: I don't know what
to say.
Tad: Look, it is all --
if I can get my hands on that
tape, it's all the proof I need.
Dixie: You think that there
is a videotape of me and David
lying around somewhere?
Tad: No, no, no, no, no.
Not a tape of you and David.
It's just a tape of Hayward.
Dixie: Doing what?
Tad: I don't know.
I don't want to talk
to you about it anymore, ok?
I can't because I was this close
to getting my hands on it and it
disappeared.
It's starting to drive me crazy.
It's like the man can read
my mind.
He knows what I'm thinking
before I do, and I'm starting
to think that he's getting help
from somewhere, Dixie, he's got
somebody on the inside.
Dixie: Do you have any idea
how paranoid you --
Tad: I am not paranoid!
Dixie: Tad, we --
I told you that this is not
a good time to talk, ok?
I told you that five seconds
ago, and now we're still
standing here arguing about
something I really don't even
understand.
Tad: Ok, ok, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Forgive me.
I am sorry.
Just let me inside for five
minutes, and I'll tell you all
about it.
Dixie: No.
Tad: Why not?
Dixie: Because I have
company.
Tad: He's in there, right?
He's in there.
You let me stand here talking
about Hayward for 10 minutes,
and 's standing in the middle
of the living room.
Dixie: No, Tad -- Tad --
Tad: Who are you?
Zachary: Zachary Pell.
Tad: Is that supposed to mean
something to me?
Dixie: He's my lawyer, Tad.
He's here to talk about a legal
separation.
Erica: Alex is alive.
How wonderful.
Dimitri: Yeah, yeah, it is.
Erica: And she's come back
to you?
Dimitri: What do you mean?
Erica: Well, Dimitri, I mean,
she's been gone for such a long
time.
Anyone would wonder, where has
she been and what happened
to her and why did she cut off
contact with you?
Dimitri: Yeah, well, Alex had
a recurrence of her
posttraumatic stress reaction.
Erica: How awful.
Dimitri: She blacked out
the night of the party
on the yacht.
Erica: Obviously she woke up.
Dimitri: Yes, yes, of course
she did.
When she came to, she couldn't
remember her name, so
they admitted her to a hospital
as a Jane Doe.
Erica: Incredible.
Dimitri: Yeah, it is.
But, you know, she's all
better now.
She's going to be coming home
soon.
Erica: Well, I'm very glad
she's safe.
Dimitri: Oh, thank you,
Erica.
Erica: But are you?
David: What is wrong
with you?
Will you put that down before
you do something stupid?
Anna: No, see, you're
the stupid one, coming in here
and thinking that you can
just --
David: All right, all right.
Just don't panic, ok?
Come on, just --
I know we've had our
differences, but we can talk
about this.
Anna: What are you after?
David: What, me?
Anna: Yes, you.
What do you want?
What do you think I know?
David: I'm not sure.
I just --
Anna: Did Charlotte send you?
David: Charlotte?
Anna: Did Charlotte send you?
Who --
David: Look, just put down
the gun, ok?
Anna: Stay where you are.
David: And let's just talk,
please.
Anna: Stay there.
Stay where you are.
David: Come on.
Give me the gun, Alex.
Anna: Alex?
Alex: Stop!
Get away from her.
Tad: Legal separation.
"Legal" separation.
Dixie: We talked about this,
Tad.
Tad: We didn't talk about
hiring attorneys.
Dixie: Well, how would
you like to make a separation
legal?
How would you like to handle it,
Tad?
Tad: Ok, fine, fine.
Who's the suit?
Did Hayward send you over here?
Did you get --
Dixie: No, Jackson Montgomery
did.
Tad: Jackson Montgomery?
Dixie: Yes, I called him up,
and I asked for a
recommendation, ok?
Would you please stop blaming
everybody else for your
problems?
Tad: Are you dumping me
before you know the truth about
your boyfriend?
Zachary: Dixie, would
you like me to come back
at another time?
Dixie: Not really,
but I think perhaps that might
be a good idea.
Zachary: I'll stay
if you need me to.
Tad: Trust me, Mr. Pell,
the only thing she needs right
now is for you to leave.
Dixie: Tad --
Tad: Well, I can't even
believe we're doing this to each
other.
Zachary: If you'd like, I can
speak to your attorney and --
Tad: I don't have
an attorney.
Zachary: When you do.
Tad: Oh, that would be swell.
Thanks a lot, Mr. Pell.
I'll tell you what, Dixie.
Why don't we just forego all
personal contact whatsoever.
We can divide up the dishes
and wave to one another over
the back fence after we're done.
Is that the way you'd like
handle this?
Zachary: Your antagonism
isn't helping my client,
Mr. Martin.
Tad: You want to help
your client?
Get out of my house.
Zachary: Dixie, is this
making you uncomfortable?
Dixie: Yes.
Zachary: All right, then.
I can go to the courthouse
with you, and we can file
a restraining order against
your husband.
Dixie: What?
Tad: Are you for real?
Zachary: We can go right now
if you want.
Dixie?
Dimitri: Of course I'm safe.
Why would you ask me that?
Erica: I don't want
you to make a mistake, Dimitri.
Dimitri: What kind
of mistake?
Erica: Look, I --
I'm thinking of Alex.
You say she isn't home yet?
Dimitri: No, not yet.
Erica: And you say that
she was ill.
Dimitri: Yes.
Erica: Well, maybe she isn't
up to traveling yet.
Where did you say she was?
Dimitri: I -- I didn't,
Erica, and I wouldn't be
bringing Alex home if I didn't
think she was ready.
Erica: Well, you're probably
the best judge of that.
Dimitri: What do you mean
by that?
Erica: Dimitri, the woman has
been nothing but trouble
for you.
She's been unstable
from the first day -
Dimitri: Erica --
Erica: She came to town.
Dimitri: Please --
Erica: I can't believe
they're letting her practice
medicine.
Dimitri: Don't start.
Erica: Dimitri, you can't
deny that she's caused
you heartache from the first
moment you met her.
Dimitri: Erica, Alex is
my wife, and I love her more
than anything else on earth.
And I thought you would be,
you know, happy.
Erica: Why should I be happy?
Dimitri: Well, you --
Erica: I mean, apart
from the fact that you have
peace of mind.
Dimitri: Well, not too long
ago, you were afraid that it was
because of you -- you persuading
Alex -- that she went away.
Now we know that's not true,
so now you can breathe a sigh
of relief knowing that you were in no way responsible for Alex
being away from me for all those
months.
How about that?
Alex: Step away from the bed,
David.
David: Would somebody just
tell me what is going on?
Alex: You shouldn't be here.
Are you all right?
Anna: Do you know him?
Alex: Yes.
David: Oh, for heaven's
sakes, Alex.
I obviously thought that
she was you.
Alex: I shouldn't have left
you alone.
I'm so sorry.
Anna: Who is he?
Alex: Dr. David Hayward.
I told you about him.
Anna: Oh. Him.
Alex: Yes. Him.
David: Wait a minute.
If she's your twin sister,
I thought that she was supposed
to have been dead.
Alex: And as far
as you and the rest of the world
are concerned, that hasn't
changed.
Do you understand?
Oh, hi.
It's all right.
Everything's under control.
Bart: Who's this?
Alex: He's a medical
colleague.
Bart: This is just what
I warned you about.
Alex: I know, I know.
Anna: I need to get out
of here.
I need some air.
Bart: No, you can't go
outdoors, not in your condition.
Anna: Yes, you can look
after me.
Come on, come on.
Alex: Yes. Go.
It's fine.
I'll take care of this.
Just stick to the woods.
Make sure no one sees
you in the house.
Bart: What's this?
Anna: It's a gun.
Bart: But --
Anna: Take it, take it,
take it.
I'll explain.
Bart: I don't like this
at all.
Alex: I'll find you when this
is over.
Stay warm.
David: Well.
Now that that's taken care of --
I have to admit, Alex, I am more
than impressed.
Alex: I don't want
to hear it.
David: You are a fountain
of hidden secrets, aren't you?
So, what else don't I know
about you?
Alex: How did you know
to come here?
David: Would you just relax?
Alex: How did you get
this far?
David: I saw Edmund
at the hospital, and I figured
something was up.
He was gathering supplies.
Alex: Did he see you?
David: No, obviously not.
And so I followed him here.
Alex: Did anyone follow you?
David: No.
Alex: How can you be sure?
David: Well, actually,
I can't, really.
Alex: Oh, this is
unbelievable!
You're such a nosy,
meddling, scheming little rat!
I wish you'd get a life
of your own.
David: Why don't you just
tell me what's going on?
Alex: I should throw you off
this turret.
David: Don't even make a joke
about that, Alex.
One time being thrown down
a flight of stairs by you is
enough, thank you.
Alex: I should have finished
the job when I had the chance.
David: Look, you don't know
what been going on around here
since you disappeared.
Alex: Get out.
Get out of here.
Keep your mouth shut about what
you've seen.
David: Why?
Why should I keep my mouth shut?
Alex: You're a smart man,
David.
I think even you can figure out
how serious this situation is.
David: Where have you been
since November, Alex?
Alex: None of your business.
David: None of my business?
You kept me hanging
with an endowment and a research
foundation and no answers,
and now I find you holed up
in a tower with your supposedly
dead sister who's very much
alive -- and just as obnoxious
as you, I might add -- and you
want me to pretend that I didn't
see any of it?
Alex: Yes, that's exactly
what I want.
David: -Uh.
It's not possible.
Alex: What?
David: I can't forget what
I've seen.
And you know it.
Dixie: No, I'm sorry.
Zachary, no, I don't need
a restraining order for Tad.
Zachary: I'm sorry,
Dixie, I just thought --
Tad: You didn't think
anything, you just started
judging.
You don't know anything
about me.
You don't know anything
about us.
If you want to start slapping
restraining orders on people,
try Dr. David Hayward.
Dixie: Tad --
Tad: He's already tried
killing one woman.
God knows when you're going
to get in the way.
Dixie: Stop it!
Stop it!
I don't need a restraining order
for my husband or for anyone
else, but I do think that we are
going to have to reschedule this
meeting.
Zachary: Of course.
You call me whenever you're
ready, Dixie.
Dixie: Thank you.
Zachary: I'm sorry
if I caught you off guard
with that, but I'm just looking
out for your interests.
Dixie: I understand.
Thank you.
And I will call you
at the office.
I promise.
Dixie: I wasn't trying
to hide anything from you, ok?
Your timing was just really bad.
Tad: I can't believe you did
this.
Dixie: We have talked about
it, Tad.
Tad: I never called a lawyer.
Dixie: Well, maybe you didn't
have time in the middle
of your very busy vendetta.
Tad: It is not a vendetta.
It is not a vendetta.
And honestly, how --
you say the word "separation,"
you know, it's still hanging out
there in the air like a little
thought bubble, and 30 seconds
later, you got a lawyer standing
in the middle of our living
room, a man that's looking
around, dividing everything up
into his and hers before we've
even talked about it.
Dixie: We've talked about it,
Tad.
We've talked about it, and it
gets us nowhere.
Tad: Why are you so willing
to walk away from what we have?
Dixie: Well, why do you come
charging over here like
a maniac, banging on my door?
Tad: Your door?
Your door?
Dixie: Why are we doing this,
Tad?
Why?
Ok?
Isn't it hard enough?
Tad: Why won't you listen
to me?
I swear to you, I am this close
to nailing David.
I am this close to getting all
the proof I need.
Dixie: Just stop.
Tad: No, I can't!
And I'm not going to.
Every time I get close
to the guy, he slithers away
from me like some kind of snake.
Dixie, I can't believe you --
Dixie: We're not doing it.
We're not doing it.
We're not talking about it.
We're not doing it.
You have a problem.
You're obsessed with David
and me, and that's the end
of the story, ok?
Pull yourself together
because I need to talk
to you about something else,
something important.
We have to talk about Junior.
Tad: What about Junior?
Dixie: He is having a hard,
hard time with this.
Tad: Did he say anything?
Dixie: No, he's not saying
much of anything to me,
certainly.
He's distancing himself from me.
Tad: Well, he's probably very
angry about David, which is
fine.
I just need to spend some time
with him to calm him down,
which is ok.
This weekend, I can take him
camping.
Dixie: No, you can't.
Tad: Yes, I can.
It's the middle of his spring
break.
Dixie: I know it's the middle
of his spring break,
but you can't because he's going
away.
He's going to the islands
with Jamie and Brooke.
Tad: What?
Dixie: He's going
to the islands with --
Tad: No, I know about that.
I know about Jamie and Brooke.
Nobody told me about Junior.
Why didn't you tell me?
Dixie: Because I didn't think
you needed to know.
Phil: So the Rave thing is
basically a music and drug orgy?
Bianca: I think it's sort
of like a big love-in.
Phil: It's like in the 1960s?
Bianca: Yeah, except
they didn't have Ecstasy
in the 1960s.
But sort of the same.
It's, like, probably a little
louder and a little crazier.
Phil: Does anybody ever have
one of these things
without the drugs and the booze?
Bianca: I don't know,
but I don't think that's
the kind of Rave that those guys
are interested in, you know?
Laura: Hey.
What are we talking about?
Bianca: Raves.
Laura: Really?
Wow.
I thought you were the more
solitary type.
Bianca: Laura.
Laura: Oh, I didn't mean that
as an insult, Philomena.
Phil: I didn't take it
as one.
I am solitary.
Laura: Yeah, except when
you're at work at Ryan Lavery's
yacht.
Phil: Oh, that's just
computer stuff, and it doesn't
really feel like work to me,
so --
Laura: Yeah, well,
when you work, who do you work
with more, Ryan or Leo?
Phil: Mostly Ryan.
I hardly ever see Leo.
In fact, I'm not actually sure
what Leo does because I've never
seen him actually do anything
except eat.
Laura: Oh.
Phil: Why do you ask?
Shannon: Sorry, kids.
Can I butt in for a minute?
Laura: Depends on how
you behave.
Shannon: You are so sweet.
Phil, sweetie, we have a deal,
right?
Phil: What kind of deal?
Shannon: That lab report
thing.
Phil: Oh, right.
You're my lab partner.
I forgot since you're never
in the lab at the same time
I am.
Shannon: About that -- see,
I have so many plans
during the break, I am not going
to have, like, a second to think
about that lab report we have
to get in when we get back.
Phil: What's in this for me?
Shannon: I can get
you into a Rave.
Phil: Really?
Shannon: Yep.
Phil: Not tempting.
Shannon: Ok.
Name your price.
Phil: I could use a new
scanner.
Shannon: Done.
Phil: Don't buy it
without me, though.
I know the one I want.
Shannon: Great.
We'll shop.
It'll be fab.
Laura: You cut these kinds
of deals all the time?
Phil: No.
Bianca: You know,
Phil, you don't have to let
Shannon bully you.
Phil: I'm not being bullied.
She's buying me a new scanner,
and I need it.
Look, our grades in the lab
report are linked.
It's a dumb system, I know,
but I have to live by it.
And there's no way I'm letting
that flute-for-brains loser drag
my GPA. down.
I'm going to MIT. If it
kills me.
Laura: M.I.T.?
Man.
Phil: What?
Laura: Well, nothing.
No.
I'm just worried that I can't
even slide into
Pine Valley U this fall.
You're talking MIT.
I' m impressed.
Where do you think Shannon wants
to go to college, or does
she even care?
Bianca: Probably somewhere
with a big drug scene.
Laura: Are you still stuck
on that?
Bianca, I told you -- E is
no big deal.
You're making too much of it.
So, do we have a waiter here,
or what?
I'm starved.
Erica: Dimitri.
If Alex didn't know who she was,
how could she make that phone
call to you?
And why didn't she just tell
you where she was?
And anyway, couldn't you have
gotten that information
from caller ID and just gone
over to the hospital
and gotten her?
And which hospital is she in,
anyway?
Is it local?
Dimitri: Erica, Alex was
in a state of confusion.
And as she started to remember,
as she started to get better,
she started to reach out.
That is all that it was really
about, really.
Erica: Well, then why didn't
she just come home?
Dimitri: She wasn't ready.
Erica: But she is now?
Dimitri: Yeah, as I said.
Erica: What about Edmund?
Dimitri: What about Edmund?
Erica: Dimitri, you're very
noble to stand by your wife,
but she and Edmund obviously had
something going there.
Dimitri: That is over with.
Erica: I see.
Dimitri: I love Alex,
and Alex loves me.
That's all I know, and
that's all that really
matters.
Erica: Well, then is there
something that I can do to help
smooth over her homecoming?
I mean, you must face the fact
that a lot of people are going
to accuse her of having deserted
you and home.
And maybe I can smooth things
over.
Dimitri: You want to do
something that is helpful?
Erica: Yes, I do.
Dimitri: All right.
Listen carefully.
Erica: All right.
Dimitri: Do not come
to Wildwind for a visit until
I tell you it's all right
to come.
Do you understand?
Erica: Actually, no.
Dimitri: I need some time
to be alone with Alex.
Erica: Oh.
Dimitri: Yes, yes, yes.
Erica: Then, obviously,
I will provide you with whatever
kind of space you need.
Dimitri: Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Oh, by the way, you did say
you stopped by to see David
here?
Erica: I certainly did,
and he's very lucky that I found
you instead.
Dimitri: Why is that?
Erica: Well, the man's
beneath contempt, and I came
here to tell him that.
Alex: Why can't you keep this
to yourself?
David: Well, your sister's
supposed to be dead, right?
And I'm sure that there are
family members, friends,
people just like yourself that
would love to learn about
her miraculous return
from beyond.
Alex: This is none
of your business.
You know that.
David: You know,
speaking of business,
our foundation is still
on its feet, thanks to me.
I think you owe me a little bit
more than a superior attitude,
Alex.
Alex: What do you want?
David: For starters,
your husband and your
brother-in-law -- they had
the nerve to accuse me of having
something to do with
your disappearance.
They slandered my good name.
Alex: Your good what?
David: And meanwhile, I was
keeping up appearances
at our office.
I was answering phone calls
daily about people wanting
to talk to you about our work.
Alex: You loved every minute
of it.
David: No, no, no, no, no.
I was lying to people,
telling them that I knew
you would be back soon
from wherever you were.
And now you come at me full
of all these demands, telling me
that I have to keep secret about
this?
Alex: We're in a crisis here,
David.
David: All I know is that
as a citizen to report
your sister's existence to --
I don't know -- what,
the FBI, Interpol?
Alex: No, you don't.
David: I cannot be involved
in a cover-up, Alex.
It just wouldn't be right.
Alex: You talk, I talk.
David: Excuse me?
Alex: I'm not the only one
around here with a little
secret, am I?
Bianca: Hey, Shannon,
can I talk to you for a minute?
Shannon: Are you going
to lecture to me about taking
advantage of your little geeky
friend Phil?
I didn't twist her arm,
if you noticed.
Bianca: Shannon,
listen to me.
The next time you decide to get
wasted, you might want to keep
it to yourself.
Shannon: Hmm?
Bianca: Shannon,
you practically announced
to the restaurant that you're
high.
Shannon: So?
Bianca: So, you work
for my mother.
Your behavior is a reflection
on her and Enchantment.
I don't want you to embarrass
her or her company, ok?
Shannon: Oh, this is good.
From you, this is really good.
Bianca: What are you talking
about?
Shannon: You're worried
about me embarrassing
your mom?
This from the daughter who came
out of the closet at
the Crystal Ball in front
of the whole town and reporters
and photographers.
Please.
Get real, Bianca.
No one can top that.
Tad: Are you telling me that
I no longer have any say
in Junior's life?
Dixie: I know you love him,
Tad.
Tad: Yes.
I do love him very much,
and I don't want to lose him,
too.
Dixie: I don't want that, either
but I can't have you around him
when you're acting this way.
I'm not kidding.
You're like a lunatic when it
comes to David, ok?
And until you calm down about
it --
look, I want you to spend time
with J.R.
I do.
And I hope that you and Brooke
will allow me to spend time
with Jamie because I want
to spend time with him, too.
Tad: I can't stand this
conversation.
Dixie: Well, I don't like it
much, either.
Tad: Then why are
we having it?
Dixie: Because when I look
at you Tad, all I see is anger.
Tad: I am angry.
Dixie: At David.
Tad: Yes.
Dixie: Well, I can't listen
to that anymore.
Tad: Well, I can't listen
to you defend him.
Dixie: Well, then let's stop
this.
Tad: I'd like to go over
and say good-bye to the boys
before they leave.
That ok with you?
Dixie: Yes, of course
it's ok.
Tad: Fine.
Alex: I know exactly what
you've been hiding since
the night I disappeared.
David: Look, I don't know
what you think you know.
Alex: You're the one who put
the Libidozone in the punch that
night at the yacht party.
David: Bull.
Alex: I have proof.
David: You have nothing.
Alex: I have enough
circumstantial information
to ruin you.
I saw you put the drug
in your hip flask that night.
Then I saw you take the same hip
flask out at the party and try
to spike someone's drink.
Now, if I tell that story to --
oh -- anyone, you'll lose
your license.
David: Forget me, Alex.
That's nothing compared to you.
What do you think you would lose
when your secret gets out, huh?
Bianca: You know, I don't
give a damn what you think about
me or who I am, but I will not
have you hurting or embarrassing
my mother.
Shannon: This is such a lie.
You're just jealous because I'm
the new Ms. Young Enchantment
and you're the gay black sheep.
Bianca: Listen to me, I never
wanted that job, and I don't
care that you have it.
But if you're doing drugs,
my mother will find out about
it, and she is about
as anti-drug as they come.
Shannon: She's a mother.
They all are.
Bianca: Do they all have
their own charities to fight
teen addiction?
Yeah, that's right, Shannon.
Shannon: Look.
I do a little E.
I'm not an addict, ok?
Plus, she'll never find out
unless somebody tells her.
You won't tell her.
Bianca: You're pretty sure
about that, huh?
Shannon: You can never
prove it.
Plus, you'd look like a moron
for trying to get back at me
for taking your mommy away
from you.
Just get over it, Bianca, ok?
Laura: Oh, hey, come here,
come here.
I want to tell everybody
something.
Hey, you guys, guess what.
My mom is out of town all week.
She's gone with Jamie and J.R.
I have no Mom, no Aunt Phoebe,
no curfew.
You guys interested?
Heather: Yes!
Whoo! Party!
Brooke: I want you
to cool it.
I don't want those boys to see
you like this, especially J.R.
You know, he needs you to be
the strong one.
Tad: I am trying to be
the strong one.
Why do you think I'm killing
myself trying to string up
Hayward by his ears?
Brooke: You have to stop
going after David Hayward
because it's killing
you and it's killing
your marriage and it's going
to affect those kids sooner than
you think.
So why don't you just take
yourself away from here
for a while.
Go on vacation and chill
the hell out.
Oh, hi, guys.
You look mostly ready.
Tad: Yeah, this is --
this is definitely the ensemble.
How about you, J.R.?
Are you ready?
Yeah.
Just so you know, snorkeling
with sharks is a bad idea.
Jamie: Sharks?
Tad: Mm-hmm.
Jamie: Mom?
Brooke: There are no sharks
in the pool.
Tad: Yeah, they're all
at the bar.
Sharks and barracudas are
definitely out.
Jamie: Dad, you have
to protect me.
Tad: No, you don't need
protection.
Your mom's there to protect you.
She protects all of us.
Even me.
Dimitri: Erica, I really do
have to go.
But since you give me advice
so easily, I'm going to give
you some advice, too.
Erica: What do you mean?
Dimitri: Forget about David
Hayward.
Erica: Oh, I have.
No, I'm just here to tell him
that his behavior is completely
unacceptable.
He's ruined Tad's marriage
to Dixie.
I mean, I have never been a fan
of hers, but I am fond of Tad.
And there are children involved.
Dimitri: Mm-hmm.
But why are you involved?
Erica: Because I feel
responsible.
Because obviously he's behaving
this way because he's trying
to get over me.
Dimitri: Well, whatever
the reason, don't worry.
David Hayward won't be around
much longer.
Erica: What do you mean?
Dimitri: I -- I got to go.
Erica: Dimitri.
Dimitri I -- I got to go.
Alex: It's not just
my sister's life that's at stake
here, it's my entire family.
David: I don't care.
I'm not going to let you ruin me
to shut me up.
Alex: Oh, you --
don't you understand what this
means?
David: Yes, Alex.
It means that you keep
your mouth shut about me
and I keep my mouth shut
about you.
Period.
Come on, don't look so wounded.
It's a good deal, and
you know it.
So, are we on?
Alex: Yes, we're on.
ON THE NEXT - - - ALL MY CHILDREN
Bianca: I want to see Laura.
Boy: Nathan's taking care
of her.
Adam: We're getting married.
Tonight you'll be my wife.