David: You like living
on the razor's edge, don't you,
Anna?
Laura: This is Laura du Pres,
Leo's wife.
Woman: I'm sorry.
He left a while ago
with Greenlee Smythe.
Winifred: Oh!
Look at you!
He's so cute.
Adam: Winifred, stand back
and give the baby some air.
Hayley: Dad, for Pete's
sake --
Winifred: I just want to see
who he looks like, Sir.
Adam: He looks like me.
Look at his chin.
Have you done anything I'd asked
you to do?
Winifred: Uh --
Adam: I asked you to bring
everything here that Hayley
would need for the baby
so she wouldn't have to bring it
herself when she came
for a visit.
Winifred: I am working
on that list, sir.
Adam: Is that answer
to my question?
Hayley: Dad, why don't
you try chilling out a little
bit.
Adam: What did I do?
Hayley: You're barking like
a madman.
I suppose that means there's
problems with you and Liza.
Ahem.
Adam: Liza's out of town.
[Mateo chuckles]
Hayley: Oh.
Mateo: That explains it.
Adam: Well, what does that
mean?
What -- what?
Mateo: Well, that
explains it.
Hayley: What'd you do this
time?
Adam: Why do you naturally
assume that I did something?
Hayley: Who are we talking
about here?
Mateo: Hayley, I bet
you Lucretia wants to see
the baby.
Why don't you guys go ahead.
Ready?
Hayley: Good boy.
Mateo: All right.
Winifred: Beautiful.
Mateo: Be careful with him,
now.
Mateo: So, any word on Arlene?
Adam: No, no.
I have someone on her 24/7.
We'll know if she even thinks
about coming into this country.
Mateo: Are you sure she's
still in Europe?
Adam: Yes.
Why?
Did something happen while
you were in Texas?
Mateo: No, I just --
you know, I got this phone
call --
Adam: From Arlene?
Mateo: I don't know.
There was no voice,
and the weird thing is that
someone played, you know,
with the dial tone, the sound,
"The Eyes of Texas Are Upon
You."
I mean, that's weird as hell.
Adam: Who would do that
but Arlene?
Arlene called you.
Hayley: My mother called?
Mateo, why didn't you tell me?
Chris: You rang?
Erica: Well, you took
your time getting here.
The computer program that Roger
Smythe had Greenlee plant
on the mainframe is still
intact.
Are you listening to me?
Chris: Yes.
Erica: Well, is there any new
information?
Chris: I've already let
you in on a lot of highly
classified information,
Ms. Kane.
Erica: Well, not enough.
What have you found out from all
the bugs you've planted?
Chris: You'll get that
on a need-to-know basis.
Erica: Well I need to know.
Anything collected in my company
that way, I have a right
to hear.
I'd like a copy of all
the surveillance tapes,
Mr. Stamp.
Chris: Oh, is that so?
Well, I just happen to have one
right here.
You see how accommodating
I can be?
Anything else?
Erica: Fine. Go.
What?
Chris: I was wondering what
you were thinking.
Erica: Didn't I just tell
you?
Chris: About the kiss.
Erica: "The kiss"?
My goodness, you make it sound
like the Bible or the secret
of life, which it wasn't.
Chris: Oh, really?
Erica: Frankly, Mr. Stamp,
it wasn't that good.
David: Sorry, I'm late, Jake.
Jake: Hey.
David: Had a consult that
I couldn't get out of.
So, what are you drinking?
Jake: Seltzer.
David: Make my day,
accept my offer, help me make
the most out of the Warneford
Chair, and I'll turn that
into a glass of champagne.
Jake: I'll tell you what --
I'll pass on the champagne,
but I will take the offer.
David: Glad to hear it.
It's a great opportunity.
Jake: That's why I'm
doing it.
David: I thought you'd be
smart enough to accept my offer,
so I have something here
for you to catch up on regarding
the research.
There you go.
Jake: Wow.
I'll try to get to it over
the weekend.
David: You're going to have
to do it a hell of a lot faster
than that.
We have a meeting tomorrow
morning at 9:00.
Jake: Hi.
David: Anna.
Anna: Dr. Hayward.
David: If I didn't know
better, I'd think that you were
stalking me.
Woman: Mrs. du Pres?
Would you like to leave
a message for Leo?
Hello?
Greenlee's voice: You're
scared.
That's why you were laughing.
Leo's voice: No.
I can't wait to see the look
on your face when you lose.
Greenlee's voice: Oh,
you think I'm going to lose?
Come on.
You want me so bad, you can
taste it.
Leo's voice: Huh.
Greenlee's voice: I mean,
you're not getting anything
from Laura, am I right?
[Beeping]
Automated voice: If you'd
like to make a call, please hang
up and dial again.
[Beeping]
Laura: Don't do it, Leo.
Not with her.
Greenlee: Tell me it's me.
Tell me it's only me.
Leo, tell me you love me.
Say my name and tell me
you never loved her at all.
Leo: I told you --
Greenlee: I missed this --
the way you feel, the way
we make each other feel.
Leo: I told you how I feel,
Greenlee, but you don't listen.
As much as I want you, as much
as you get off thinking --
Greenlee: Oh, my God.
Leo: It isn't --
it's just meaningless.
Greenlee: Meaningless?
Leo, I love you.
No matter what I've ever said
to you before, that never,
ever changed.
Why are you doing this now?
How long are we going to keep
torturing each other?
I can't live like this anymore.
Leo: Then don't.
Greenlee: Leo, I just told
you that I loved you.
You just kissed me like --
Leo: Like it was nothing.
It's over.
Move on.
Greenlee: I don't want
to move on, Leo.
I've waited my whole life
for someone like you.
No, not someone like you.
For you, Leo.
Leo: Well, then,
you're making a mistake,
Greenlee, because I'm not
the one.
Not for you, ok?
And unless I start making some
changes and start acting like
a responsible adult, I'm going
to end up just like my mother --
empty and alone.
And I have to tell you that's
not what I want.
Greenlee: Listen to me,
you idiot.
You messed up and you paid
for it.
You lost me, and I kicked
you out, and I made you feel
awful about who you used to be,
and so you married Laura in some
crazy attempt to get
your self-esteem back.
But, Leo, it's totally
backfired.
Leo: I didn't marry Laura
for me.
I --
she's alive --
Greenlee: Because of you.
Leo: Yes!
Greenlee: You went from devil
to saint in one really
ill-conceived "I do," and now
you feel like you're responsible
for her.
Leo: Don't -- don't --
let me tell you how I feel about
Laura, ok?
Greenlee: Laura?
You want me to tell you how
she makes you feel?
Trapped.
You're -- you're a prisoner
of your own good intentions.
Leo: I made a commitment.
Greenlee: To what?
Unraveling your soul?
Every day that you spend
with her, a piece of you dies
off.
I mean, look at you.
You're shriveling up.
You're losing your sense
of self.
You're putting your sexuality
on hold --
Leo: I made love to my wife
right here in this car last
night.
And it was like nothing that
I've ever experienced before,
Greenlee.
Everything about it was good.
Greenlee: Liar.
Why did you bring me here?
Why did you bring me to some
stinking place in this car where
you made love to your wife?
Leo: I wanted to talk to you.
Greenlee: Liar!
How could you be so horrible
to me?
How could you drag me off
and kiss me here and then throw
this garbage in my face about
making love here in this car
with Laura?
And then telling me it was
better than anything we'd ever
done?
Is the only way to get me out
of your heart is to wreck me?
Tell me, Leo.
Tell me what you're getting out
of hurting me so bad.
Tell me, damn it!
[Laura remembers Leo making love to her in the car and imagines he saw Greenlee instead of her]
Laura: No.
It was me.
He was making love to me.
Chris: I wasn't good?
You mean I'm not a good kisser?
Wounded to my core.
Erica: Oh, stuff a sock
in it, Romeo.
And don't be too hard
on yourself.
Many have tried.
Chris: And many have failed.
Erica: Yes.
Chris: You must get kissed
a lot, Ms. Kane.
Erica: I get kissed when
I allow it.
And sometimes, like with you,
I get caught off guard and I get
kissed.
But I recover pretty
quickly, and anyway--
well, you tried.
Chris: A woman of
international mystery.
Who can ever satisfy her?
Erica: Ugh.
Don't be crude.
Chris: I'm being honest.
You are world renowned,
and you have a standard
you uphold.
Erica: Just don't spring
another kiss on me uninvited.
Chris: Is there an invitation
forthcoming?
Erica: Not from this zip
code.
Chris: Does that mean I don't
get a second chance?
Erica: Are you serious?
Chris: Oh, come on.
I'm much better the second time
around, like love.
It's the name of a song.
Don't get your knickers in a knot.
Erica: My knickers are not
in a knot.
Chris: Have dinner with me.
Come on.
Erica: This is so
inappropriate.
Chris: Oh, come on,
be a sport.
You won't be disappointed.
Erica: How arrogant!
Chris: It's the truth.
[Erica scoffs]
Erica: When did you want
to have dinner?
Chris: Well, I have to eat
tonight.
How about you?
Erica: Tonight I have
a dinner engagement
with an out-of-town ad exec --
Chris: Oh, some old coot
from Chicago who has a wife
and kids at home but is
so thrilled -- as well he should
be -- to be sitting across
from you at a restaurant that
he acts like he's at his prom
with Sophia Loren?
[Chris whistles]
Chris: What a fun night that
would be.
Erica: Well, what time did
you want to go out?
Chris: I'm sorry.
I can't do tonight.
I have to work at S.O.S.
Erica: Oh, Mr. Stamp,
look, I am not going to play
this game with you.
Chris: What game?
Erica: Whatever game
you think it is that we are
playing.
You know why I'm not going
to play this with you?
Chris: No. Why?
Erica: Because unfair
advantage to me.
I invented this game.
Chris: Oh, well,
then, in that case, I'm going
to go home right after work
and start practicing.
Aren't you?
Erica: Practice what?
Chris: My kissing.
I'll use my pillow.
Just as long as you don't let
that old coot put a move
on you over the Crème Brulee.
Anna: I came to see
my brother, if you must know.
He works here.
David: Your brother who
steals books?
Anna: He didn't steal
the book, for God's sake.
It was in the hallway outside
your room.
Since we live at the Valley Inn,
too, now, he just --
Jake: So, Anna, when did that
happen?
Anna: We just moved there
last week.
Gabriel: Excuse me.
I don't need you saying that
I stole anything.
I have enough problems as it is.
David: Gabriel, right?
Gabriel: Right.
David: Well, I was just
wondering, Gabriel, what boy
your age borrows medical
textbooks?
Gabriel: I saw it, I read it,
I gave it back to Anna to give
to you, ok?
David: You read it?
The entire textbook?
Gabriel: Yes.
It's the latest release on stem
cell research.
I went to the library to get it
out, and they said that it was
on reserve for doctors.
David: How did you know
that -- that it was the latest
release?
Gabriel: Why do you care?
Look, I read it.
Next time I'll wait.
David: So this is of interest
to you?
Gabriel: Yes, I like science.
Jake: David, lay off him.
What's the big deal?
David: Nothing.
No big deal at all, actually.
I'm just, I guess, a little
surprised.
Anna: Or impressed?
Impressed?
Could you cop to that?
David: So tell me,
Gabriel, what branch of medicine
are you most interested --
ah.
Well.
Yeah, I always have a difficult
time choosing between science
and a beautiful woman.
It's usually a dead heat.
Jake: Oh, man.
David: What, did you say
something, Jake?
Jake: Just watching the case
study unfold, David.
Anna: Why don't you go speak
to her?
I'm sure she'll want to see you.
[Kids laugh]
Rosa: Great.
Gabriel: Who are they?
Rosa: Nobody.
Just some losers from school.
I don't care anyway.
Gabriel: I left some messages
for you at your house.
Rosa: Yeah, I know.
I -- I just --
Gabriel: Why didn't you call
me back?
Rosa: I don't know.
[Kids laugh]
Gabriel: You know, people do
that to me all the time.
Just ignore it.
Rosa: Do they call
you a whore?
Gabriel: What?
Why would they call you that
if Marcus is the one that
did it?
Rosa: Look, Gabriel, I guess
that's just how stuff goes,
right?
I -- I can't talk about this
right now, ok?
David: Anna, I'm trying
to convince my new colleague
here to join me in a celebratory
glass of champagne, but he's
resisting.
Maybe you'd like to join us.
Anna: No.
What are you celebrating?
Jake: Well, I just accepted
David's offer at the hospital.
David: That's right --
a position with me.
I guess I made Jake an offer
that even he couldn't refuse.
Anna: Really?
You're not used to hearing no,
are you?
Mateo: We -- we got a couple
hang-ups, that's all.
It --
Hayley: What makes you think
it's my mother?
Adam: We're on alert
with Arlene.
You have to know that.
Hayley: Oh, I see.
I know why we're here now.
You don't want us alone.
You dragged us here
because you have to work tonight
and you want him to baby-sit us
while you're gone because
you don't want us alone.
Mateo: Uh --
well, you know, she did get
to you guys in the hospital.
Arlene -- you know, I -- as long
as I don't know she's gone
for sure and she's not coming
back --
Hayley: Well, there's no way
to really know that for sure,
right?
Adam: Yes, we know for sure.
Hayley: Oh, and what is that
supposed to mean?
Adam: It just means I'm
handling Arlene.
Hayley: Did you have
something done to her again?
Mateo: He has someone tailing
her so we know where she is,
when, all that good stuff.
That's it.
Ok?
Winifred: Oh, excuse me,
Mr. Chandler.
You have a call on your private
line.
Adam: Is it Liza?
Winifred: Um, no, no, no.
It's Fahid from Singapore.
He says it's an emergency.
Adam: Oh. Oh, yes.
Sorry.
I have to take this.
It's business.
Mateo: Uh --
Adam, I've got to go
to the club.
So you're going to keep an eye
on Hayley and the baby, right?
Adam: Yes, yes!
Mateo: You're sure --
Adam: They are safe here.
You know that.
Mateo: Ok.
All right.
Mateo: Good-bye, little guy.
Hayley: Don't stay out late.
Mateo: I won't.
Mateo: Oh, hey, Stuart.
Come on in.
Stuart: Hi.
Mateo: Guess who's here?
My kid.
Yeah, go. Ok.
Stuart: Oh.
How's the guy?
Hayley: He's great.
Stuart: He is great.
Hayley: Yeah.
Stuart: How was Texas?
Hayley: Oh, we had
a wonderful time.
Max -- he loves his baby
brother.
In fact, we flew him up here.
You know, he's going to stay
at his Grandma's until we have
the christening so he can be
with us.
Why are you looking at me like
that?
Stuart: Oh.
I was just thinking about who
you were when you first came
here to town and who you are
today.
Hayley: Hmm.
Seems like a different lifetime
ago.
Stuart: Oh, you were a wild
one.
Hayley: Hmm.
I was an angry one.
I never want to be that angry
again.
I don't want to be anything like
that girl ever again.
Hold him for me, Uncle Stuart,
please?
Stuart: Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Hayley: Thanks.
Stuart: Hayley?
Hayley: Just keep him away
from me for a minute.
Stuart: What's wrong?
Hayley: I just don't want him
near me.
Stuart: Hayley, why are
you crying?
Hayley: I don't know.
This has been going on since
I had him.
One minute I feel like my heart
is so full it could explode,
and then --
and then the next minute I --
I feel like I can't even take
care of him.
Stuart: That is so normal.
When I volunteer at the hospital
or the hospice, I see lots
of new moms.
And they're all crying away.
It's because -- it's
because they think it's going
to be a piece of cake, and then
when it isn't, they get scared
and they start crying.
But they all -- or almost all
of them turn out to be really
great moms.
And so are you.
I can tell.
Hayley: I am scared.
I'm scared because --
I don't know.
I just -- I don't even know
if I can be there for him.
You know what I mean?
Be there for him?
You know, because I can hear him
cry, and I just freeze.
I freeze.
I haven't even told this
to Mateo.
Stuart: Ok, well, tell it
to me.
Tell me, then.
Hayley: Sometimes I hear
the baby cry, and it stirs up
thoughts in me that -- things
and emotions in me that
I haven't felt for a really long
time.
You know, stuff that I thought
I had all worked out.
Stuart: Yeah.
Hayley: Stuff that I thought
I worked through a long time
ago.
And it makes me scared.
Stuart: Ok, ok, ok.
No just what are you scared
of?
Hayley: I'm scared that
I won't be able to handle it.
Stuart: What, being a mom?
Hayley: Staying sober.
Mateo: You know, I
should have been watching him,
not you.
I had a feeling about that guy.
I really did.
And I should have just
trusted it.
Rosa: Look, you and I both
know that I would have just
thrown a huge hissy fit
if you tried to --
Mateo: Yeah. Absolutely.
I know you would have.
Huge.
Rosa: You know, I had no idea
of knowing that Marcus was going
to turn out that way.
He was really cool up until
then.
Mateo: I know.
I'm really proud of the person
that you turned out to be,
though.
Rosa: Please, I am so not
anybody --
Mateo: No.
Come on.
Hayley and I think you're the --
the bomb.
Rosa: You are so uncool.
Mateo: I know.
I said that on purpose.
I'm not that uncool.
Rosa: Oh, sure.
Mateo: You know what else?
Rosa: If you say that you're
down with being my big bro, I am
going to run out of here
screaming.
Mateo: No, no, no, no.
I want you to be the Godmother
of my child, of my son.
Oh.
She shuts up finally.
Rosa: Shut up.
Mateo: No, you shut up.
Rosa: Are you serious?
Mateo: Well?
I mean, who else would we want
to be his Godmother?
I couldn't think of anybody
better for him to look up
to than his Aunt Rosa.
Rosa: Mateo --
Anna: I really like the way
you held your own with
Dr. Hayward.
Gabriel: Thank you.
Anna: Yeah.
Gabriel: Tell me this --
why's he so conceited?
I -- don't get me wrong.
I know that he's the most
respected heart doctor
in the whole world.
But does he really think he's
God's gift to man?
Or woman.
Gabriel: Anna?
[Anna sees Chris]
Anna: I remember you.
I do know who you are.
Leo: I'm not trying to hurt
you, Greenlee.
I'm just trying to make sense
of this.
Greenlee: Shut up, Leo.
You're trying to justify staying
with someone who bores
you to tears instead
of admitting to yourself that
you could actually have it all
with me.
Leo: You bore me.
You and this endless quest
for what -- validation through
seduction?
Is that it?
You're beautiful.
You're one of the most beautiful
women I've ever met,
Greenlee, but that's not enough.
You're empty inside.
Greenlee: Oh, my God.
Leo: You're like this
bottomless pit of insecurity
that just can't be filled.
And I've finally come
to the conclusion that I can't
be the poor schmuck that tries.
Greenlee: How can you do this
to me?
Leo: Nah, you're doing this
to yourself, Sweetie.
Hell, you're living with Jake
now.
Why don't you let him fill
you up?
Greenlee: Now this is about
Jake?
Leo: No.
This is about me.
This is about me trying to tell
you as plainly and as clearly
as I can that it's over!
It's done!
We're done!
[Greenlee cries]
[Laura sees Leo comforting Greenlee and imagines attacking Greenlee]
Laura: You lied to me --
Leo: Laura.
Laura: About everything.
And you, you slut --
back off!
[Greenlee screams]
Leo: Laura, stop!
What are you doing?
Greenlee: Let go of me!
Leo: Let go of her!
Greenlee: Leo --
Leo: Stop it!
Stop it!
Stop it!
Greenlee: Get your hands off
of me.
Get them off of me.
Leo: Greenlee, I'm sorry that
I --
Greenlee: No, no more words.
Leo: Greenlee, please,
just --
Greenlee: Shut up and take me
home!
Drive, damn it!
[Car engine starts]
Gabriel: Anna --
Chris: You want to tell
your brother it's ok?
Anna: It's ok.
I just want to speak
to Mr. Stamp here.
Anna: You lied.
You said we'd never met before.
But I remember you.
Admit it, or I will make such
a scene.
Chris: You must've been one
rotten undercover agent,
Mrs. Scorpio, or you'd know
better to compromise any Op
in a public place this way.
Anna: Perfect.
David: So, what do you have
against him?
Although I'm happy to see it's
not just me.
Anna: Mind your own business.
Could you manage that?
Opal: Erica?
Erica, you will not believe what
Palmer's sorry excuse
for a trophy wife was wearing
at the Valley Inn for lunch
today.
Erica: Oh, no, I can't even
imagine.
Opal: Diamond earrings
the size of mangos and this ruby
necklace on this hideous silver
chunk chain.
I mean, it looked like a dog
collar.
Erica: Opal, why are
you here?
Opal: I am here to prove
my point -- that my ex is
married to a harpy that is
turning him into a
laughingstock.
Erica: What does any of this
got to do with you,
Opal, or with me?
Opal: Are you for real?
This has everything to do
with me, Erica, and nothing
to do with you for once.
My life is falling apart!
Erica: Well, Opal,
your life is falling apart
because you're letting it, ok?
Because -- because you're not
moving on.
Opal: How so?
Erica: Well, look at me.
I'm moving on.
I mean, not that I think that
there's a future with him,
but --
Opal: Him?
Who? Palmer?
Erica: Palmer?
Opal: Aren't we talking about
me here?
Erica: Well, I was talking
about me and Chris Stamp.
Opal: Chris Stamp?
What, your driver?
Erica: My general factotum.
Opal: Oh, well, here's
a little factotum for you,
Missy --
he ain't your type.
Not one lick.
Stuart: Hayley, I know you're
scared.
And you're facing new challenges
every day.
And I know not taking a drink is
something that you deal
with every day.
Hayley: Oh, it really is.
It is.
Stuart: But it's going to be
fine.
You'll be fine.
You know, you're going to be
more than fine because it's not
just about you anymore.
It's about your baby, too.
Hayley: You know,
I completely forgot why I called
you over here.
I asked Marian to call you over
here because I have a favor
to ask of you, and instead
I wind up having a pity party
all over your head.
Stuart: What was the favor?
Hayley: I think it's a good
one.
Mateo and I would like
for you to be the baby's
Godfather.
Stuart: You do?
Me?
Hayley: Oh, yeah.
Stuart: Well, that would be
great.
That would be very,
very, very nice.
But why me?
Hayley: Because,
next to my husband,
you're the best person I know.
Stuart: Oh.
Hayley: Thank you,
Uncle Stuart.
Thank you.
[Baby cries]
Stuart: Well,
aren't you going to pick up
your baby?
Hayley: Are you scared?
You don't have to be scared.
You don't have to be scared.
Mommy's here, and I'm never
going to leave you.
You'll never have to worry about
anything.
I love him so much,
Uncle Stuart.
Stuart: He knows you do.
Opal: What, you're thinking
of having an affair with this
guy now?
Erica: No.
Opal: Well, what, then?
I mean, you're from two
different worlds.
Erica: Oh, like you
and Palmer aren't?
Opal: Look what happened
to us.
Do you think she's drugging him?
Erica: Who?
Opal: Vanessa.
You think maybe she's -- she's
drugging him with some kind
of snake oil aphrodisiacal kind
of thing?
I mean, how else could a shrew
like her hang on to a guy like
Palmer all this time?
Oh, maybe it just wasn't meant
to be.
Erica: Opal, have you been
drinking those Long Island iced
teas again?
Opal: No.
We just got to cherish
our memories, you and me.
Erica: Me?
What does this have to do
with me?
Cherish what memories?
Opal: Our memories of love
gone by.
Memories of lost love gone by,
never again to be reclaimed.
Erica: Are you kidding?
Opal, you're making me sick
to my stomach.
Now, you listen to me.
There is no way that love is
going to be "gone by" for me.
Do you hear me?
David: Are you guys leaving?
Anna: Yeah.
I came to thank Mateo for giving
Gabriel his job back, and now
we're leaving.
Is that all right with you?
David: Well, I figured since
we're all living in the same
place, we could walk home
together.
Anna: Why?
David: I could talk
to Gabriel about his interest
in stem cell research.
Anna: Oh.
Gabriel?
Gabriel: Why not?
David: Tomorrow morning,
Jake.
Jake: See you then.
Greenlee: Hey.
I am so glad you're still here.
Jake: What's going on?
You're looking like you're
freaked.
Greenlee: Yeah, I am.
I can't even pretend I'm not
upset.
Jake: Talk to me.
Greenlee: Well, I ran
into Leo, and it was a disaster.
I mean, it couldn't have been
worse.
But the whole way here I was
thinking, "I have Jake.
I have Jake to come home to.
I don't have to worry."
So, you done here with David?
Jake: Yeah.
Greenlee: Good. Good.
Let's go home, go to bed.
Jake: Greenlee, listen --
I'm happy, really, to talk
to you about what's happened,
but I'm not going to take
you to bed.
Greenlee: Since when?
Jake: Since now.
Greenlee: It's over with Leo,
Jake.
100% Finished.
Jake: So, tell me.
Greenlee: I don't want
to talk about it.
I want to forget about it.
Jake: With sex with me?
Greenlee: You said you didn't
have a problem with that before.
Jake: Well, I didn't.
Greenlee: And now?
Jake: I do.
Laura's voice: I'm feeling
a little fuzzy, fluttery.
Leo: Well, do you want me
to call David, have him come
back and check you out again?
Laura: No, no.
He said that I'd get thirsty
and tired.
It's one of the side effects
from missing my meds earlier.
Leo's voice: Ok --
Laura's voice: As long
as I take the pills, I'll be ok.
Laura: If you stay away
from Greenlee, I won't have
to get sick again.
Hayley: Yes, sweet.
Yeah.
Thank you for being here for us,
Stuart.
Stuart: Oh, no problem.
Thank you for asking me to be
his Godfather.
I'm so honored.
Hayley: Oh, no, no.
We're honored.
Aren't we?
Yeah?
Is it really going to be ok?
Stuart: Everything's going
to be ok.
Stuart: Look at his beautiful
eyes.
Mateo: No, I'm telling you,
Chris isn't here, Erica.
Erica: Well, he said that
he was working there tonight.
Mateo: He kind of comes
and goes as he pleases,
you know?
I can leave a message
for you if you want.
When he gets back, I'll tell him
you called.
Erica: No.
No, no.
No, thank you.
I -- I'm going to deliver this
one myself.
[Phone rings]
Mateo: S.O.S.
Man: [Disguised voice]
Congratulations, Mr. Santos.
Your club is a success.
Mateo: Who is this?
[Caller hangs up]
Jake: I wanted to take what
we have for what it is.
Greenlee: Cheap,
Meaningless?
Jake: No, no, I never said
that.
Greenlee: Leo did.
He said I'm empty and nothing
can fill me up.
Jake: Oh, Greenlee,
I'm sorry.
Greenlee: No.
No, no, no. Don't.
Jake: Listen,
I care about you.
You know that.
Greenlee: Yeah, I do, I do.
You know what else?
You deserve so much better.
I can't do this.
