Bianca: I'm missing
something.
Laura: Connect the dots.
At best, Shannon thinks of us
as toxic waste.
Tonight we're her best friends.
Group hugs, wanting us to crash
the cast party.
I mean, her mind is definitely
altered.
Bianca: You mean she's high?
Laura: Yeah, but not on life.
How do you spell Ecstasy?
Bianca: What?
No way. Drugs?
Shannon is, like, a jock,
the whole cheerleader thing.
Laura: Well, that's figures.
It's an instant pepper-upper.
Bianca: Are you sure?
Laura: Well, I mean,
I haven't given Shannon a drug
test, but she's acting pretty
flaky.
Bianca: Maybe she's just high
coming off of starring
in the school play.
Laura: Maybe.
Hey, I got negatives back
from the Incrediblledreams.com
Valentine's day bash.
Bianca: Laura, are a lot
of kids at school using?
Laura: Hello.
The girls lounge has more
traffic than Front Street..
I mean, haven't you noticed
the busy bathrooms?
Bianca: I guess I've been so
wrapped up in my own stuff.
What would my mom think?
Young Ms. Enchantment,
handpicked by Erica Kane to be
America's teen spokes model - on drugs?
Laura: Look, , you're not
going to rat Shannon out
to your mom, are you?
Bianca: Laura, my mother is
a recovering narcotics abuser.
She chairs the teens against
addiction.
Laura: So?
Bianca: So if one
of her employees is using
drugs --
Laura: Bianca, don't say
anything, ok?
I mean, you thought coming out
was nuclear.
If you elect yourself
as campus Narc, your social life
at PV high school will be
over.
Bianca: So what am I supposed
to do, just pretend that I don't know?
Laura: Ecstasy isn't that big
of a deal.
I mean, it's just the drug
du jour.
People are just trying it.
Bianca: Does that include
you?
Laura: I've dropped a couple
of times and I'm still standing.
Look, do yourself a favor, ok --
don't invite more trouble.
Just leave this one alone.
Shannon: Hey, look, it's JR
Heather: Junior.
Shannon: JR, JR
Heather: Sorry, sorry, JR
Tad: You know, I can walk
10 feet behind you if you want.
So, need a menu or you know what
you'd like?
JR: I've got soccer
practice tomorrow.
I should be home sleeping.
Tad: You've got to eat
something.
JR: I'm not that hungry.
Tad: Well,
I guess I'm not, either.
We, uh --
we have to have a serious talk.
JR: Look, if this is about
me punching Hayward, I'm not --
Tad: No, it's not about
it's just kind of tough,
that's all.
You remember when you were a kid
and you'd get a banged-up knee,
you'd have to pull off
the band-aid, couldn't decide
whether doing it slow or fast
hurt more?
Well, either way,
it hurt me just as much as it
hurt you.
JR: Get it out, Tad.
Tad: Your mom and I talked
after she came home
from the hospital,
and we've decided that
it'd probably be a good idea
if we looked into a legal
separation.
Not a divorce.
It's just what it is.
It's a legal separation.
JR: You've given up on us,
Tad.
Tad: I will never do that.
I love you
and I love your mom.
JR: You let him take over.
He's got it all now.
Tad: No.
I'm not.
I'm just trying to give
your mom and me some time
to just cool off,
decide our next step.
JR: The next step is
divorce, Tad.
You're out and Hayward's in.
I wish he was dead.
Vanessa: Before you.
I hope you do like it,
of course.
Leo: Of course you did.
Vanessa: Your taste has
gotten even more expensive.
Leo: So how's your heart?
Vanessa: My heart?
My heart is better and better
every day, Darling.
Leo: Good.
Vanessa: Thank you
for asking.
David: I should've known.
So how much did you sell me out
for, Leo, 10,000, 50,000?
Huh?
I hope you weren't cheap,
Vanessa.
Leo: We're not talking
about you.
David: Oh, come on.
You couldn't wait to run
to Vanessa.
So did you come straight
from the hospital?
Whatever dirt you think
you have --
Leo: We were not talking
about you.
Vanessa: But, well,
David, since you've insinuated
yourself into the conversation,
Darling,
well, just how dirty is this
dirt I'm supposed to have
on you?
Jake: Finally.
Greenlee: What do you want,
Doctor?
Jake: Well, you left
the house kind of suddenly.
Greenlee: I'm a creature
of impulse.
Jake: All right,
well, look, I know that
you overheard me and my dad
talking.
I'm sorry.
I didn't want you to find out.
Greenlee: What?
What, my father would rather do
the town with Erica Kane than
stay by his daughter's sickbed,
hmm?
Jake: Greenlee, I want
you to come back to the house
with me.
Greenlee: For what,
more meatloaf so you can check
me off as your good deed
for the day?
Forget it.
Jake: You have got
a concussion, all right?
You shouldn't be drink
or driving.
Greenlee: Yo, Steve,
can you freshen this up for me?
Jake: You know what?
While you're at it,
Steve, will you bring me a beer,
please?
Dimitri: Alex, what can we do
to help?
Alex: Give me the blanket.
Really, without the proper meds,
there's nothing we can do except
let the seizure run its course.
Bart: Can she be moved?
Alex: No. Not yet.
Edmund: Is this as bad
as they get?
Alex: Well, they're more
frequent, they're lasting
longer.
I've been keeping records.
Bart: I think she's coming
out of it.
Alex: Thank God.
These do scare the life out
of me.
Bart: Anna, are you
all right?
Alex: I'm your sister, Alex.
I'm here to help you.
Bart saw my photo in the paper
and he brought me here.
I'm a doctor.
Anna: Bart?
Bart: Your good friend Bart,
taking care of you,
keeping you from harm.
Anna: My dear, dear,
dear, dear friend.
Alex.
My sister.
Alex: And this is my husband,
Dimitri, and his brother,
Edmund.
You've only just met them.
We'd like you to think of us
as your family.
We're going to help you get
well.
Anna: Oh, worse this time.
Bad, bad, bad.
I saw those faces,
same as before.
Alex: Did you recognize them?
Anna: I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Alex: It's all right.
Bart: She's overtired.
She needs rest.
Come on.
Alex: Can you manage?
Bart: We always have before.
Dimitri: You all right?
Alex: I'm fine.
She's so fragile.
Edmund: What do you think
caused the seizure this time?
Alex: Stress probably.
Dimitri: You say the seizures
are getting worse?
Alex: Mm-hmm.
They're more intense.
They're more frequent, too.
She needs to be in a hospital
where I can run a full
neurological panel and figure
out the treatment she needs.
I know you think that's too
risky, that Charlotte wants
her dead.
Edmund: Well, you've got that
dead body out there as evidence
of that.
Dimitri: If we take
her to a hospital, whoever sent
him is going to send someone
again.
Alex: Then we'll take extra
precautions.
Dimitri: Alex, you're going
to be a target, as well.
Alex: I don't care.
She doesn't know who she is,
who those faces are that
she sees.
I know how that feels.
I have to help her.
And you have to help me.
Jake: Thank you.
Greenlee: I know what you're
doing, Jake.
Jake: I'm having a beer.
Greenlee: Have it someplace
else.
I don't need a babysitter.
Jake: You need observation
for the first 24 hours.
Greenlee: Fine.
I'll leave the shade up
in my bedroom.
If the perv across the street
with the telescope sees my head
explode, he'll give you a call.
Jake: I am not trying
to hassle you.
I have a professional obligation
here, Greenlee.
After all, you did walk
into my ER.
Greenlee: A few days ago,
you walked away from
your precious ER.
Jake: You know what?
And it's patients like you that
make me question my vocation.
Greenlee: Hmm, you've got
the God complex down pat.
Jake: Oh, really?
Greenlee: Mm-hmm.
Jake: Well, I'm not the one
who tried to dribble
a basketball off my head.
Greenlee: Yeah?
Well, you -- you --
Jake: Snappy comeback.
Greenlee: You're giving me
a headache.
Jake: Are you serious?
Let me see your pupils.
Put that down.
Greenlee: I was speaking
metaphorically.
Please leave me alone.
Jake: Just because you were
discharged from the hospital
does not mean that you're
released from my care.
Greenlee: I release you, ok?
Poof -- you are released.
Jake: You got two choices --
you go back to the hospital
or you come back to the house
with me.
What's it going to be?
Greenlee: Why the hell do
you care?
Vanessa: David, if
I'm allegedly gunning for you,
darling, what ammunition am
I using?
Leo: Mother, I think that
Palmer's waiting for
you in the dining room.
Vanessa: Oh, Palmer has
a perfectly good vodka Gimlet
to keep him company.
David, it really pains me that
you think I'm out to get you.
David: Given our history,
it's really not much
of a stretch.
Vanessa: Oh, Darling --
good Lord, you just saved
my life.
David: You sent Leo
to the hospital to spy on me.
Vanessa: I sent Leo
to the hospital to find out how
you were after you happened
to be stabbed by that Coulson
woman.
Are you all right, Darling?
David: Growing up
with you has given me remarkably
thick skin.
Besides, I'm used to being
stabbed -- usually in the back.
Vanessa: And not by me
and not this time.
I was absolutely sick
with worry.
You know, David, you don't know,
but if anything ever happened --
David: You know something?
I got to go.
I hope you two can continue
whatever you're plotting.
Leo: David, David, I need
a private word with you.
Mother, you know how Palmer
hates to be kept waiting, so --
Vanessa: All right,
all right, I'll disappear.
Just know, David, that if --
if you ever need me, call me.
Leo: All right, let's go.
Leo: David,
whatever you're thinking,
I didn't share your secret
with Vanessa.
David: Look, I've had a hell
of a day.
Leo: No, there's only
one person who can wreck
your life, and it's not mother.
David: What are you trying
to say, Leo?
Leo: Leslie Coulson.
She knows you spiked the punch
at Ryan's party with that sex
drug.
She must've threatened to expose
you, so you let her take
the fall to shut her up,
only she didn't die.
And if she rats you out,
you lose Dixie.
David: You listen
to me, Leo --
a little knowledge is a very
dangerous thing.
Leo: Whoa, whoa, whoa.
We're cool.
I'm your brother, right?
I'm not going to give you away.
Tad: Listen --
what you said about Hayward --
JR: You're always dissing
him, Tad.
Tad: Yeah, I know, I know,
and that's a big mistake, ok?
Because it doesn't solve
anything.
All it does do is upset
your mother.
JR: I don't understand why
she can't see that he's just
a waste of flesh.
Tad: Neither can I.
JR: It's not fair.
You and Mom were great before
he came and wrecked everything.
Tad: I'm going to tell
you something man to man, ok?
If your mother and I were really
doing that great,
Hayward never could've
touched us.
Tad: Junior --
JR: It's JR
Can't you even get that right?
Tad: I apologize.
Look, I'm not a fortune reader.
I mean, I don't --
I can't predict the future.
But I do know one thing --
as far as I'm concerned,
you are always going to be
my son.
JR: I have a dad.
Tad: Well, then consider me
a spare, a backup.
JR: Want to be a backup?
Then you have to be there, Tad.
Tad: I am not going anywhere.
Don't give up on me, please?
I love you.
I love you very much.
JR: The last time
you and Mom got divorced, I had
to move to Pigeon Hollow and go
to some school where I didn't
know anybody.
Tad: I know, and it was
rough.
I'm sorry.
JR: You don't get it, Tad.
You don't.
You lied to me.
You said that when you married
Mom that you would be together.
Together forever.
Liza: Hey.
Am I early?
Doesn't look like you guys got
a chance to eat.
JR: I'm eating later.
Liza: I could go and --
JR: I'm going to go wash
my hands.
Liza: Doesn't look like
your talk with Junior went too
well.
Tad: I'm tearing his heart
out.
Again.
This time it is my fault.
Because when Dixie and I got
remarried, I swore to him that
it was for good.
Liza: I'm sorry.
Bianca: Laura, these are
really good.
Laura: Yeah?
Bianca: Look at this one
of Shannon.
Do you think she was high that
night?
Laura: I'm sorry I said
anything.
Bianca: No, no, I'm glad
you did.
My mother is --
Laura: I know, she's
Pine Valley's celebrity
spokesperson for the war against
drugs.
Bianca: Laura, drugs nearly
ruined my mother's life.
Laura: Well, that was
her experience of it.
You don't have to be her snitch.
Bianca: You know, when I was
in rehab, I knew a lot of girls
who did Ecstasy and they said
that it helped them to escape,
that it was harmless.
Laura: It is.
Bianca: It rots your brain.
Laura: Well, alcohol rots
your liver.
People still drink alcohol.
Bianca: So, what, you think
it's cool to do drugs
or something?
Laura: No, it's a personal
choice.
Either you do it or you don't.
Bianca: Well, my mom would
want to know if one
of her employees was using.
Laura: Well, we don't know
if Shannon is using.
And even if she is,
it's her business.
She has a right to privacy.
I mean, that's a big one
with you, right -- a person's
private life.
Shannon: Hey!
Come here!
How are you?
I love your hair.
Jake: Because I'm an MD.,
Greenlee, and I care about all
my patients.
Greenlee: Hmm. Hmm.
How many patients have
you invited to stay
at your parents' home?
Jake: Actually, you are
the first.
Greenlee: Hmm, how did I get
so lucky?
Jake: Because you needed
watching, remember?
You needed a place to stay.
Greenlee: I could've hired
a nurse.
Jake: Ha. Too impersonal.
Greenlee: Yeah, well, it sure
beats a trip to Martin-Land.
Meatloaf and fresh-baked
apple pie, just like mom used
to make.
That's because mom made it fresh
this morning.
It's like being trapped
in a 1950s sitcom without
the laugh track.
All you needed was Ruth
vacuuming the rug in
her high heels and pearls.
What a load of garbage.
Jake: Oh, really?
And the way you were brought up
was so much better?
Greenlee: Doesn't it bother
you that you're still living
at home with Mommy and Daddy?
Jake: Sure doesn't.
But for some reason,
it certainly seems to
bother you.
Greenlee: It's time you get
a life, Jake.
God, I can just picture
you bringing Gillian home.
Joe on the sofa, reading
the paper, Ruth in the kitchen,
baking cookies.
I mean, how did you make love
to your wife knowing that Ward
and June Cleaver were
in their twin beds in the room
next door?
No wonder Gillian ran screaming
back to Ryan.
Jake: Ok. All right.
That's enough.
You know why I came and I chased
you down tonight, Greenlee?
Because I feel sorry for you.
I never felt sorrier for anyone
in my life.
David: You won't give me
away?
What exactly does that mean,
Leo?
Leo: Well, back at
the hospital, that talk about
what you'd done for Dixie?
David, I'm no whiz kid,
but I can do basic math.
David: Go on.
Leo: Well,
somebody spiked the punch
at Ryan's party, and you are
the most probable choice.
David: Hmm. And my motive?
Leo: Nuke Dixie's marriage,
arrange for Tad to be caught
with his pants down.
David: Well.
Now, that is an interesting
theory.
Leo: Tad's tendency to stray
is what wrecked the marriage
the last time, right?
So you arrange for history
to repeat itself.
Libidozone Leslie goes after
Libidozone Tad.
Dixie finds out and,
poof, what do you know --
the caring and sensitive
Dr. David is there to pick up
the pieces of Dixie's shattered
life.
David: Well, that's a good
try, Sherlock, but none of what
you just said is true.
Leo: Really?
Huh.
That's a damn shame.
David: What?
Leo: Well, Mother taught me
to believe that you sprang
from the devil himself,
that you heal hearts but didn't
possess one.
The portrait that she painted
was meant to keep me from ever
searching you out.
David: And yet here you are.
Leo: Mm-hmm.
And I can see why Mother's
so afraid of you.
A man who would risk what
you have for the love
of a woman, a man with that kind
of courage and devotion is
something Vanessa could never
fathom.
I respect that.
Dimitri: Alex?
Let us help you and your sister
however we can.
Alex: All right.
There's a clinic in Hammersmith,
London.
We can take her there.
I have friends there.
Dimitri: Yeah, but the more
people that know Anna is alive,
the more she's going to be
at risk.
Edmund: London's too close
to Charlotte if she's involved.
Alex: We have to do something
now because she is
deteriorating.
Edmund: Why don't we take
her to Wildwind, ok?
We'll take her home.
We can treat her with complete
privacy.
Alex: No, I'm not putting
your children at risk like that.
Dimitri: We'll take
the necessary precautions.
Alex: Ever since I've been
in your life, I've done nothing
but disrupt it.
Dimitri: No, no,
no, you saved my life.
You made me want to live again.
Now, let us do this for you.
Alex: No, it's asking too
much.
Dimitri: Isn't.
Edmund: We'll jack up
security.
I'll send my kids to be
with their grandmother
for a while.
I mean, Isabella, believe me,
she will love it.
Alex: I don't know.
Edmund: Alex, listen to me --
remember what you said
to your sister before?
We're family.
We take care of each other.
Alex: That's so generous
of you.
It really is.
All right, we'll take Anna
to Pine Valley.
Bart: Not while I have
breath.
Anna's staying here,
where she belongs.
Bart: I've taken care of her,
watched over her since I saved
her from that explosion
on the boat.
I couldn't love her more
if she were my own daughter.
Alex: I know that, and we're
incredibly grateful.
But Anna's not safe here
anymore.
Bart: Because of them
and because of me.
I never should've brought
you here.
Alex: No, you did the right
thing.
She just isn't getting better.
If she stays here without
the proper treatment, she will
die.
Bart: That's no good.
That's no good at all.
All right.
You can take her with you,
under one condition.
Alex: Name it.
Bart: That you take me, too.
Alex: Yes, yes, of course.
She'll feel safe with
you around.
Yes, of course.
Dimitri: Bart, our home is
open to you.
Alex: How soon can we leave?
Edmund: Well, there's just
one hitch.
Our pilot's missing.
We got to find somebody to fly
that plane.
Bart: What kind of a craft
is it?
Dimitri: It's a jet,
Gulfstream.
What, you're a pilot?
Bart: Yes, I am.
Alex: You think you could get
us home?
Bart: Get you home
in no time.
Alex: That's great.
Dimitri: Yeah, life working
out for a change, huh?
Alex: Oh, yes, as it's meant
to be.
Leo: Vanessa had me
brainwashed.
I thought that you were this
cold, calculating machine that
was immune to love.
But you and I are a lot more
alike than either one of us will
care to admit, David.
David: Really?
How so?
Leo: I grew up without
a father, you grew up
without a mother.
David: All right, so we're
both survivors.
Leo: Do you ever wonder
if there's someone out there who
knew what it felt like to be
you?
Somebody that you could
confide in, somebody that
you could share things with,
somebody that you could talk
to brother to brother?
Someone like me?
Greenlee: You feel sorry
for me?
Better check me out again, Jake.
I'm rich,
I'm -- I'm -- I'm --
Jake: Stumped already?
Greenlee: I'm damn
good-looking.
Jake: You've got money
and a pretty face, and that's
a pretty skimpy resume.
Greenlee: Go to hell.
Whoa.
Jake: You're rich,
you're beautiful, and you're
coming home with me.
Greenlee: Leave me alone.
Jake: Why are you
so stubborn?
Greenlee: I don't need
you or anyone else to help me.
I've taken care of myself
my whole life.
I used to read myself bedtime
stories at night and rock myself
to sleep.
Jake: All right,
Greenlee, you're rich,
you're beautiful, and you're
incredibly brave, but
everyone -- I don't give a damn
who they are -- needs a little
help every now and then.
So just for tonight,
why don't you lean on someone
else for a change?
Greenlee: Well --
I hope you have your car
because my legs are kind
of wobbly.
I'll get my coat.
Bianca: Hey, guys.
Shannon: Hey, Bianca.
Did you change your mind about
the cast party?
Bianca: Oh, no, I still can't
make it.
JR, Do you want join Laura
and me for a soda or something?
Shannon: You can't steal JR.
Marcus: Bianca, Chandler's
with us tonight.
JR: I'll catch up
with you later, Bianca, ok?
Bianca: Sure, sure. Whenever.
Heather: Bye.
Marcus: So, Chandler, we got
the party machine cranking
tonight at Shannon's.
You're coming, right?
You're coming?
Shannon: There will be lots
of party favors.
JR: Sounds happening,
but I've got practice tomorrow.
Mindy: While we're
on vacation?
Wow, you must be really into it.
Marcus: So blow it off.
JR: Come on, Marcus,
you know the coach.
He'll go crazy.
Marcus: Nah, you're golden
like me.
Shannon: Everybody --
everybody loves a winner.
Play hard.
Tad: Hey.
Did you change your mind about
dinner?
JR: I'm going to go
to Jamie's.
They're going somewhere
tomorrow.
Is that ok with you?
Tad: Well, you're not going
to run off like you did last
time?
JR: No.
Tad: Ok.
Is it ok with you, Liza?
Liza: Yeah.
My car's outside.
You could just ask the driver
to drop you at Brooke's and have
him come back and get me.
JR: I'll probably crash
there.
Liza: It's no problem.
Tad: You say hi to Jamie
for me, all right?
JR: I will.
I'll see you later.
David: So is this supposed
to be one of those big bonding
moments, Leo?
Leo: It's whatever you want
it to be, David.
David: You would think,
given the fact that we come
from the same dysfunctional
family, that we would seek each
other out, compare wounds,
war stories.
But the fact is that's not
the way it works.
It's every man for himself.
Leo: Your instinct
for survival's what got
you where you are, David.
Till Dixie came along.
You found somebody who mattered
more than you did and you went
after her as if your life
depended on it.
David: You're right, Leo.
I wouldn't let anything stand
in my way.
I risked everything
for the woman who finally gave
my life meaning.
Now, if you're lucky enough
to find a love like that,
then you make sure that nothing
or nobody stands in your way.
Why don't you go after her?
Leo: Who?
David: Greenlee.
Come on, Leo, it's obvious that
you want her.
So what's stopping you
from getting what you want?
Anna: Sorry for all
the drama.
Alex: You feel better?
Anna: I hate these bloody
seizures.
Alex: They're not your fault,
you know.
Bart: But they're getting
worse.
Anna: Oh, I've been living
with them all these years.
Alex: Living with them may
not be an option anymore.
Anna: Is there something
you're trying to tell me?
Alex: I need to get
you to a facility where I can
run some tests, monitor
your brain function.
Anna: Leave here?
Alex: It's the only way we're
going to get you better.
Anna: But this is my home.
This is all I know.
Alex: There's a whole world
of people out there waiting
for you to come back
into their lives.
Anna: I don't know them.
They're strangers.
Alex: Well, until your memory
returns, and then it'll be like
meeting old friends.
It'll be all right, I promise
you, Anna.
Anna: Will you be with me?
Alex: Every step of the way.
Anna: It's too dangerous.
Someone wants me dead.
Dimitri: Anna, Anna, let that
be our worry.
Edmund: Yeah, you just
concentrate on getting well
again.
Anna: I don't know what
to do.
I'm so scared all the time.
Bart: Oh, now, come on.
Alex thinks it's for the best.
Anna: But --
what about you?
I can't leave you.
Bart: Of course you can't.
That's why I'm going
with you to America.
Anna: Oh.
America?
Alex: Pine Valley.
It's my home. It's our home.
We'd love it to be yours,
if you'll come with us.
Anna: Yeah, take me home.
Mindy: All the A-people are
going to be at Shannon's party.
Heather: Brad Marley is such
a fox and he's driving his dad's
convertible.
Marcus: Well, don't barf
from the back seat.
Hurling chicks are a major
downer.
Laura: Bianca, do me
a favor -- skip out on the rest
of high school, join me
at PVU. This fall?
Bianca: What?
And miss this learning
experience?
Laura: Oh, I know, these are
the good old days, right?
Bianca: Yeah, right.
Just ask our mothers.
Laura: Yeah.
I'll catch you later.
Bianca: Yeah.
Shannon: Bianca, last chance
to party.
I really want you to be there.
Bianca: Why?
Shannon: Because.
Well, just because.
I mean, don't you want to have
fun?
Bianca: I'm sorry, Shannon.
My mother doesn't let me have
fun on weekdays.
Shannon: Aw. Ok.
Well, it's been real.
Hey, Marcus, wait up!
Tad: My own wife takes
another man's word over mine.
As far as Dixie's concerned,
Hayward can do no wrong.
Liza: That's because you're
accusing him of something that
you can't prove.
Tad: Oh, I have proof
all right.
At least Leslie did.
He got there first.
Excuse me.
Liza: What are you doing?
Tad: Calling the hospital.
I'm going to check up on her.
Pray to God she's ok.
She's the only one that can nail
Hayward to the wall.
Yeah, hi, I'd like some
information on a patient,
please -- Leslie Coulson?
I know.
I am family, all right?
I'm -- I'm her brother.
I just want to know,
did she regain consciousness
or did she say anything?
Nothing?
No change?
All right.
No.
Thank you.
When is life going to cut me
a break?
Leo: Why don't I go after
Greenlee?
David: Right.
Leo: I don't -- because
I love her enough to leave
her alone.
David: You mean you're bad
for her?
Says who, Vanessa?
Leo: Oh, Mother's been quite
encouraging, actually.
David: Then you have
the Medusa's seal of approval,
so what's stopping you?
Leo: Greenlee has enough
problems in her life without me
making it worse, ok?
David: Oh, come on, Leo.
That's such a cop-out.
If you want Greenlee, get out
of your own way and go
after her.
Leo: It's not that simple.
David: Of course it is.
Leo: Ok, you know that club
that you won't join
because they would have a member
like you?
It's the same thing with me
and Greenlee.
David: Oh, you disappoint me,
little brother.
You admire me because
I'm willing to risk everything
for Dixie.
Meantime, you're sitting here,
watching the woman you love walk
away with another man.
Leo: Can we just drop this
subject, if you don't mind?
David: Oh, I'm sorry.
I didn't realize that this
brother-to-brother dynamic only
moved in one direction.
If we're so much alike,
Leo, why can't you just be
straight with me?
[Telephone rings]
Leo: Hello?
Oh, Stan.
What's the good word?
Oh, you're kidding.
The deal's still stalled?
Yeah, yeah, I understand.
All right, just keep me posted.
See you.
David: Bad news?
Leo: Oh -- an investment.
Was supposed to be a sure thing.
David: Hmm.
But your guy wants you to keep
putting up seed money.
So who's bankrolling you these
days?
Leo: Nobody.
David: You're between
benefactors?
Leo: Yeah, and basically
broke until my ship comes in,
which should be soon.
David: Hmm.
Are you sure it hasn't already
docked?
Leo: What do you mean?
David: Well, Palmer has
Vanessa on a tight budget these
days, so she's obviously not
as generous as she used to be.
Leo: Right.
David: So I guess it's only
natural that you would turn
to me.
Leo: I don't know what you're
talking about, David.
David: Let me spell it out
for you, brother.
You're as smooth a grifter
as they come.
You know,
I almost bought this brother
act.
In fact, there was a moment
there where I really thought
that we were communicating.
Leo: We -- we were.
David: Shut up, Leo.
Take your brotherly love
and go to hell.
You smelled blood and you came
running.
Boy, you really are
your mother's son.
Dimitri: All right, let's get
it done, let's get it done.
Bart: I'll stow these.
Edmund: All right,
listen, we got our friend buried
in the orchard, ok?
Let's go.
We got to get out of here.
Dimitri: Be right behind you.
Edmund: All right.
Alex: I've missed you.
You forgive me?
Dimitri: If you promise not
to do it again, I forgive you.
Alex: You have my word.
Ok.
Dimitri: Eugenia and Gillian
are going to be ecstatic to get
you home.
Alex: Oh.
I know one person that's not
going to be thrilled.
Dimitri: Who's that?
Alex: David.
Dimitri: David Hayward.
Well, if I know best, he's going
to get what he deserves.
Leo: David, what the hell's
wrong with you?
What does Vanessa have to do
with anything?
David: Everything.
You're her creation.
You know, it's the perfect irony
that she would send you to shake
me down.
So how much is her share
of the cut?
Leo: I did not come
to you for money.
David: Oh, don't,
don't, don't overplay your hand,
Leo.
Just name your price.
Leo: My price?
David: Yeah, yeah,
that's right.
That's what this is all about,
isn't it?
Your superstar brother,
the rich and famous
cardiologist, pays you x amount
of dollars to keep you silent.
So come on, what's the damage,
kid?
How much is your silence worth?
Jake: So, you hungry?
Could always nuke some of Mom's
awesome meatloaf.
Greenlee: No, thanks.
I just want to sack out.
Jake: Ok.
Well, listen, when you wake up
and you see a man flashing
a light in your eyes, that'll be
me just checking your pupils.
Greenlee: My pupils will
behave.
Jake: I know it's a pain.
Greenlee: You're just doing
your job, right?
Thank you.
Jake: What was that?
Greenlee: You heard me.
Liza: Well, if there's
anything I can do to help --
Tad: Can you pull somebody
out of a coma?
Leslie's the only one that can
testify that David spiked
the punch at Ryan's party.
Liza: Well, that might not
be so.
Tad: What?
Liza: There were television
crews there.
I mean, Hayley's crew
from "The Wave" was there.
Tad: You think she caught
something on tape?
Liza: Something or maybe
someone.
Tad: Well, why the hell
didn't you say so?
What are we waiting for?
Come on.
ON THE NEXT - - - ALL MY CHILDREN
Leo: How much am I worth
to you?
Ryan: Why don't we set
our wedding date.
Hayley: What is this,
a stickup?
Tad: No, Honey, it's
an emergency.
Mateo: With what?
Tad: Saving my marriage.
Dixie: Why are you being
so horrible?
Is it resentment because Tad
chose me over you?