Woman: Excuse me.
Mateo: Oh, just -- just one minute, please.
Mateo: Excuse me. Thank you. Coming through. Hot bread.
Man: Yes, excuse me --
Mateo: Just -- just one minute.
Man: Any chance I could get a drink before the millennium kicks in?
Mateo: Sorry.
Man: I've been sitting here for 15 minutes, and nobody's bothered to take my order.
Mateo: I'm a little short-handed tonight. I tell you what -- whatever you want, it's on the house.
Man: Good. In that case, I'll start out with your best single malt scotch, straight up.
Mateo: Scotch, straight up. Be right back. Hey, man.
Adrian: Hey, what's up?
Mateo: Be right with you, man.
Adrian: Hey, listen, take your time. You look a little frazzled.
Mateo: Frazzled? No, I got a meeting to go to. My bartender called in sick. The waitress I hired is a no-show. A little frazzled? No.
Adrian: You working solo tonight? Where's Hayley at, man?
Mateo: That's a good question. You're in the undercover business, right? Why don't you tell me.

Hayley: You know, I wonder if this place is hurting business at the club.
Axel: S.O.S. Is an entirely different feel. Have a seat, my dear.
Hayley: Thank you.
Axel: So, you never did tell me -- why haven't I seen you at any meetings lately?
Hayley: What are you talking about? I was just at one.
Axel: Oh, no, no, no, no. I don't mean tonight.
Hayley: I'm exhausted. You know, it's all I can do to drag myself out of bed in the morning.
Axel: That's not good.
Hayley: Well, you know, I'm going to start going. I mean, I really have to if I'm going to figure out who I am -- not that I'm looking forward to that.
Axel: You know why I took up acting? So I can be other people.
Hayley: Yeah, but who are you? I mean, who am I? You know, I'm crashing at somebody else's house. I have no home, no job, no life. I feel like I'm drifting day to day, like some balloon some kid let go of, and just flopping through the air --
Axel: It sounds like you need to take an inventory.
Hayley: What, now?
Axel: Make a list.
Hayley: Of what?
Axel: Of everything you do have and everything you don't. For instance, you have beauty. You have smarts. And then figure out what you can change and what you can't. Go from there.

[Pager beeps]

Axel: Sorry. That's my agent. Did you see a pay phone anywhere?
Hayley: Yeah, there's one out past the bathrooms.
Axel: Ok. I'll be back.
Hayley: You're going to leave me here with this mess?
Axel: This mess, Hayley, is your life.
Hayley: Oh.

Greenlee: I'm going to have a vanilla skim latte grande with crushed ice. Ok? Becky! I'm sorry. I don't know why I keep doing that. Becca. How's it going?
Becca: Ok. And you?
Greenlee: Terrific.
Waiter: What can I get you?
Becca: I'll have a fruit smoothie to go.
Greenlee: No. Stay. Have a latte with me.
Becca: Oh, I don't usually drink coffee.
Greenlee: Well, have your smoothie, then. They're not half as good as the ones you can get in L.A. There is this place in Santa Monica where Scott and I used to go on the Third Street Promenade -- have you ever been there?
Becca: No.
Ryan: Becca! I almost didn't recognize you with all your clothes on.

[Liza gasps]

Adam: Oh.
Liza: Don't sneak up on me like that.
Adam: Well, it's our bedroom. Who were you expecting?
Liza: You scared me.
Adam: I'm sorry. You don't have to be afraid of me.
Liza: No? You could've fooled me.
Liza: You -- you have been irrational lately. And, you know, my gut just keeps telling me that there's something that you're keeping from me.
Adam: Like what?
Liza: I don't know. Why don't you tell me. Why don't you tell me the truth. Tell me why you had to make a scene at the hospital in front of Jake when we were giving Colby's cells to Dimitri.
Adam: I've apologized for that. Why can't we just forget it?
Liza: No, no, we can't forget it. I don't want to forget it. I want you to tell me.
Adam: You know I love Colby.
Liza: Yes, I do. You know what Dr. Rae said to me? That I should ask you. I should ask you to tell me the truth. That -- that love lives for the truth.
Adam: Rae Cummings? You were discussing our marriage with that doctor?
Liza: No. She made an observation -- an observation that I don't trust my husband.
Adam: She's a professional busybody. She's paid to find trouble where there isn't any.
Liza: Really? Trouble? So there's no trouble? Nothing --
Adam: No.
Liza: Is the matter?
Adam: Nothing is -- nothing. With the possible exception of Jake Martin constantly being in my face with information on what I should do and not do with Colby.
Liza: No, Adam, you are the one who is acting so possessive.
Adam: Yet I will give Dr. Rae credit for one thing. Her information is correct.
Liza: What information?
Adam: Skye. Skye just got married. In Las Vegas of all places.
Liza: Well, to whom? An Elvis impersonator?
Adam: No, a doctor from Llanview. And she made another announcement. She will never again accept money from me.
Liza: Well, Adam, she married a doctor. Maybe she doesn't need your money.
Adam: Oh, of course she does. Whose side are you on, anyway?

Scott: Good spaghetti, Dad.
Stuart: Oh, uh, yeah.
Marian: Darling, you've barely touched a bite of your supper.
Stuart: Hmm. Well, it's just I can't -- can't stop thinking about Dimitri and that poor horse.
Marian: I know. But if you don't eat, darling, you're going to make yourself sick, you know?
Stuart: I think they're talking about breakfast. Would you mind cleaning up?
Marian: Of course I don't mind cleaning up, darling. Where are you going?
Stuart: I just -- I feel like I ought to do something for Alex and Edmund.
Marian: What?
Stuart: I don't know. I don't know.
Marian: But, darling, what else can you do? I mean, you were there and kind and patient with Alex all afternoon, and Edmund, too.
Stuart: I know, I know. I just -- I just didn't know what to say to them. I -- I -- you know, I'm not very good with words, and especially when somebody's really sad.
Marian: Oh, Stuart, you were wonderful. Honestly. Look, why don't I make you a nice cup of herb tea. That always calms my nerves.
Stuart: I got it. I got .
Marian: What? What?
Stuart: I'll tell you later.
Marian: All right, darling. Don't -- get home soon.
Stuart: Ok.
Marian: He is such a good man. He's probably got the biggest heart in the entire world. I just wish other people would see him --
Scott: You're still upset about the EMT's From this afternoon, huh?
Marian: Oh, that's just one in a whole series of incidents. I don't know how you put up with all the disrespect all these years, Scott. I really don't.
Scott: I didn't. I used to get furious when people would mimic his smile or talk down to him. But Dad never did. I realized that Dad doesn't care what people think about him.
Marian: Well, that's what he says. But I know deep down it's really got to hurt him because he's such a sensitive man. I mean, he knew exactly what to say to comfort Alex Marick this afternoon. And then that stupid EMT Comes along and says, "Oh, that's Adam Chandler's brother. He's just a nobody." I mean, it just --
Scott: Look, if people don't appreciate him, that's their loss.
Marian: No, it's Stuart's loss as well because he deserves to have respect in this city. He doesn't have to be just dismissed always as Adam Chandler's brother.
Scott: Marian, I'm sorry this upsets you so much. I really do. And I wish that I could help you, but --
Marian: Well, I'm not the one who needs your help. Your father does.
Scott: So, what do you want me to do?
Marian: Well, do you know that party that I threw at your Uncle Adam's the other afternoon?
Scott: For the PHAT ladies?
Marian: Right. If Stuart could get on one of their committees or even get a seat on their board, they'd see what a gifted and talented artist he really is, and then he would get the respect that he deserves in this town.
Scott: You tried that already. It didn't work.
Marian: But it could -- if you would just do me one teeny little favor.

Becca: No, no, it's not what you think.
Greenlee: Oh, too bad. I was beginning to think "naked lunch."
Ryan: Oh, no, you see, that's the difference between you and Greenlee, Becca. She thinks lunch. You think wrench.
Greenlee: Kinky.
Becca: No, it wasn't like that. I had to take a shower at Scott's and I couldn't get the water to turn off. I used the wrench.
Greenlee: Well, where was Scott during all this?
Becca: Well, he had to step out, and Ryan came in to get some papers. I'm sorry to disappoint you, but it was all very innocent.
Greenlee: Oh, of course, of course. I knew you wouldn't do anything with Ryan behind Scott's back. Although the idea of taking a shower with him does sound tempting.
Ryan: I would disappoint you. I hog the soap.
Greenlee: I didn't say anything about getting clean.
Becca: That much we got.
Ryan: I think I see Hayley over here. I'm going to go say hello.
Becca: Ok. See you later.
Ryan: See ya.
Greenlee: Hurry back. So, where were we?
Becca: Nowhere, really. But I should go.
Greenlee: No, relax. Come on. Let's get to know each other better.
Becca: Why?
Greenlee: Well, we practically work together and -- can't we be friends?
Becca: Honestly, I don't think so.

Hayley: You have to go, huh?
Axel: Well, the audition's in 20 minutes, downtown. I'm barely going to make it. You going to be ok?
Ryan: I'll stick around.
Axel: All right, thanks. Don't forget, you have my beeper number. Use it.
Hayley: Break your legs.
Ryan: What's with the list?
Hayley: Step number four.
Ryan: What?
Hayley: Taking -- it's AA. Speak. Taking a personal inventory. You know, I got to weigh my assets against my liabilities.
Ryan: Oh. How's it going?
Hayley: Grim. It's grim. You know, it's like I was telling Axel. I had a love once with Mateo, and it's gone. I had a marriage once with Mateo, and now that's gone. I had a job. My partner was -- you see where I'm going.
Ryan: Yes.
Hayley: It's all finito. You know, I feel like I attached myself to this whole world that doesn't exist anymore.
Ryan: Ok, so right now you're in limbo, Hayley --
Hayley: No, limbo is between here and there. And here isn't here anymore, you know, and there is god knows where. You know? I don't know how, but somehow I got to figure out what I want, where I'm going, and who I am in life.

Man: I ordered a Sangria.
Mateo: No, no, you ordered a scotch, single malt.
Man: That was the first round. The last time you asked me, I said Sangria. You should have written it down. Never mind. Just bring me the check.
Mateo: How about your fajitas? What should I do with those?
Man: Forget it. I'm out of here.
Woman: Excuse me --
Man: Hmm?
Woman: But the fajitas here are worth the wait. See, they marinate the beef so it's really tender, and you'll never guess what they put in the marinade.
Man: Hmm. Well, I'm pretty good at that, usually.
Woman: Well, good. Good, good. This will be an adventure for you.
Man: Oh, really?
Woman: Have a seat, and I'll bring your dinner out the minute it comes off the grill. Ok?
Man: Huh.

Mateo: Who are you? What are you doing?
Woman: Don't you know who that is?
Mateo: No.
Woman: It's Julius Fshbein Gale.
Mateo: Julius who?
Woman: The restaurant critic from "Pine Valley" magazine.
Mateo: Critic?
Woman: He usually likes to check out restaurants incognito, but I saw his picture in the paper with his disguise, and that's it.
Adrian: Hey, my friend, looks like she just saved your hide.
Mateo: Thank you. Well, whatever I can do -- how can I make it up to you?
Woman: I'll think of something.

Belinda: Adrian. Hey.
Adrian: Hey.
Belinda: I have some pretty major news to tell you.
Adrian: Wait a second. Glass of Pinot Noir for the lady.
Mateo: Oh, just ran out. I'll get another bottle.
Adrian: So, come. Tell me about this major news of yours.
Belinda: Well, I got a phone call from a friend of mine from law school, Ben Hartman. He's offering me a full partnership at his law firm.
Adrian: Well, you're already a partner at Montgomery and Associates.
Belinda: Yeah, yeah, I know, but this -- this is a very high profile african-american law firm. They have represented cases all over the country in civil rights. I mean, and they are highly successful.
Adrian: Sounds very impressive. Where are they located? In New York?
Belinda: Tucson.

Woman: I figured out a way for you to thank me.
Mateo: Oh, yeah? You want some fajitas?
Woman: No. How about a job? Listen, I can tend bar, wait tables. I make a mean salsa from scratch.
Mateo: Oh, yeah? Salsa. Sounds great, but I'm not hiring.
Woman: So you want to play superman and do it all yourself?
Mateo: No, no, look. It's not that. It's just --
Woman: Well, it looks to me like you need all the help you can get. The name is Tina. Give me a job. You won't be sorry.

Hayley: Pathetic, huh?
Ryan: No. Not pathetic. The problem as I see it is that you've been looking at everything through Mateo's eyes. Your whole life has been caught up with his. And somewhere along the way, Hayley disappeared.
Hayley: That's reassuring.
Ryan: No, but now you're on your own again. You got to look at this as an opportunity to reinvent yourself.
Hayley: As what? The sadder but wiser Hayley?
Ryan: No. Just Hayley, by herself, on her own. Not Mateo's wife, not Adam's daughter. Find out who you are and just go with it.

Greenlee: We're both interested in filmmaking, and I'm sure if we got to know each other better, we'd find other things.
Becca: I doubt it.
Greenlee: Why?
Becca: Well, ever -- you know what? Forget it. Forget I said anything.
Greenlee: No, no, I can take it. I like to know where I stand with people.
Becca: Ok. Well, ever since you got here to Pine Valley, you've made me feel like a naive hick.
Greenlee: I have?
Becca: And you always talk about Europe and LA., Knowing very well that I haven't been to either.
Greenlee: Well, I certainly didn't mean to do that. I'm sorry if I made you feel that way. Anything else?
Becca: Well -- Scott.
Greenlee: What about him?
Becca: You keep coming on to him.
Greenlee: Well, what can I say? I'm a flirt.
Becca: Yeah, but I know that you two were involved at UCLA, and I think that you'd like to be again.
Greenlee: So you see me as a threat or something?
Becca: No, not really. I think I make Scott happy.
Greenlee: More power to you. It's not easy to pull that off.
Becca: Pull what off?
Greenlee: Keeping a guy happy without it.
Becca: Without what?
Greenlee: Sex.

Scott: Ok, ok, I'll bite. What can I do to get Dad on the PHAT committee? Marian: You could take Greenlee to her grandparents' 50th anniversary party.
Scott: How is that going to help Dad?
Marian: It'll score big points with Millicent, and then she'll put Stuart on the committee.
Scott: No.
Marian: But, Scott, for heaven's sakes, I'm not asking you to marry the girl. Just take her to the party.
Scott: Look, I'm with Becca now. Greenlee can find someone else to go to the party with.
Marian: She doesn't know anybody else probably, darling. She's new in town. Oh, have a heart. I mean, it would be embarrassing for her to go to the party all by herself.
Scott: Greenlee does not get embarrassed.
Marian: But, Scott --
Scott: Look, this whole thing reeks of blackmail.
Marian: All right, ok, I'm sorry. It's just that I wanted to do something for Stuart since he never asks for anything for himself. Look, can't you just put your own feelings aside just this once and do it for Stuart?
Stuart: Do what for Stuart?

Liza: I'm not taking sides. Anyway, so -- so what if Skye got married?
Adam: She never told me. I never met the man.
Liza: She probably didn't think that you'd approve, Adam. You've never approved of anyone that she's ever been with.
Adam: I'm her father, Liza. I should've been there by her side.
Liza: Why, so you can ruin her wedding? I mean, you lock Hayley up in the house.
Adam: I did no such thing.
Liza: And then you can't approve of Skye's wedding.
Adam: That's not the point.
Liza: It's like you have to control all your grown children's lives. I mean, God help Colby. She's not even your real child. The minute I turn my back, you're going to --
Adam: Stop saying that
Liza: What has gotten into you?
Adam: What has gotten into me? I'll tell you. What's gotten into me is one too many run-ins with Jake Martin. That's --
Liza: Yeah, well, just keep your voice down. I don't want to wake Colby.
Adam: Do you realize how humiliating it is for me to stand here and listen to that young pup tell me that Colby's welfare is none of my concern, and have him horn in on my time with her, and then have his brother egg him on to take even more of my precious time away? Like that -- that stupid Martin picnic. And you know what makes it even worse is you are going along with them. Would it be too much to ask for a little bit of loyalty?
Liza: I have loyalty -- to my daughter. You are being a selfish and paranoid stepfather.
Adam: Come back. Please, Liza! I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry I yelled. I -- Colby is my daughter in every way that counts. I love her. I would do anything in the world to protect her.
Liza: I know that. It was your idea that we put Jake's name on Colby's birth certificate.
Adam: Yeah. Yeah, because you convinced me that, as far as you were concerned, I was Colby's father for always.
Liza: I know. But it's -- it's not that simple, Adam.
Jake has rights.
Adam: I know, I know. You don't need to keep saying that. I know. I know that. I know that. I -- it's just I feel like I'm invisible. You and Jake making all the decisions. All I want -- I'm desperate to be part of her life, Liza.
Liza: I know. It's the desperation that worries me, Adam.
Adam: That's why I'm so upset about Skye's marriage. Once again, she took a huge step in her life without me.
Liza: I know -- I know that's hurtful.
Adam: "Hurtful"? No, hell, it's not hurtful. It is way beyond hurtful. It is devastating to me. I never had a chance to be a father with Skye. I never had a chance with Hayley. I've lost my chance with Junior because I didn't get custody. But with Colby, I'm in from the very beginning, right from the start. And my love for her is going to grow every day I'm alive, and so will hers for me. And it will be unshakable. I don't care how many times you and Jake remind me that I'm not her father.

Stuart: What were you two saying about me?
Marian: Oh. Um -- it has to do with a present that
Scott wants to give you.
Stuart: A present? It's -- why a present? It's not my birthday or anything.
Marian: Well, that's the best kind of present to get, isn't it? Anyway, I've got something to do. I'll be right back, darling.
Stuart: Ok. Isn't she wonderful?
Scott: What you got there?
Stuart: Oh. I made a sketch. I want to do a painting of Dimitri and Maximillian so I could give it to Alex and maybe it would help her remember when they were together and happy.
Scott: Like the painting you did of mom and I for Uncle Adam?
Stuart: Yeah. That painting gave me a lot -- a lot of comfort after your mom died. But I am a lot luckier than poor Alex Marick.
Scott: How so?
Stuart: Because Cindy left behind something really wonderful -- you.
Scott: Not a lot of men would feel that way.
Stuart: Why not?
Scott: Being saddled with a little kid to raise.
Stuart: Oh.
Scott: Not even your real son.
Stuart: Oh, I never thought of it as being saddled with you. I thought of you as some sort of a precious gift. I still do. And besides, I -- I always thought of you as my real son.
Scott: You always treated me that way, too.
Stuart: Why shouldn't I? You're a great kid. Besides, I had to take really good care of you and keep you safe. That was my job -- after all the awful things that had happened to you.
Scott: You did a great job. You never let me down once.
Stuart: Oh. I hope I never do. I think I'm going to go outside and -- and see if I can find the star I named after Marian. If it's -- if it's not too cloudy. If she needs me, I'll be in the garden.

Becca: Wait. Scott told you that we aren't --
Greenlee: Well, we do go back a ways. And, hey, I want you to know that I respect you for wanting to stay a virgin. Really.

[Telephone rings]

Greenlee: Excuse me. I better get that. Hello?
Scott: Hi, Greenlee. It's Scott.
Greenlee: Hi! I was just thinking about you. But I really can't talk right now. Can I call you back? Where are you, at the loft?
Scott: Uh -- no. I'm at -- I'm at my dad's place. I just wanted to let you know, if you still want me to go to your grandparents' anniversary, I'm available.
Greenlee: Fabulous! What made you change your mind?
Scott: It's a long story. So, is -- is it black tie?
Greenlee: Absolutely. You know my grandmother. We can meet there. It's at the Valley Inn, 8:00. Can't wait.
Scott: Bye.
Greenlee: So, let's get dessert. I'll treat.
Becca: That was Scott, wasn't it?

Hayley: I like it.
Ryan: What?
Hayley: Your idea about me reinventing myself. God knows I'm sick of the old Hayley. The question is how?
Ryan: Well, let's see the list.
Hayley: Ok.
Ryan: How about a new place to live?
Hayley: I'm really not ready to be on my own just yet.
Ryan: Ok. All right. Well, what about a job? You've got experience in the restaurant business. Why don't you see what they have here, apply here?
Hayley: I'd rather stay away from the whole restaurant/bar scene.
Ryan: Well, what else have you done?
Hayley: I was a private investigator once. But you can cross that right off the list.
Ryan: Maybe you need something -- something you can make your own.
Hayley: Yeah?
Ryan: Yeah. Even if you decide to go back with Mateo, don't you think you -- you owe that to yourself, to have something that defines you and nobody else?
Hayley: How'd you get to be so smart?
Ryan: I've been hanging out with you. It's starting to rub off a little bit.

Singer: I'm falling in love again baby, baby falling in love I'm falling in love again

Adrian: Tucson? As in Arizona?
Belinda: It's the only one I know of.
Adrian: I didn't know you were looking for a new job.
Belinda: I wasn't. Listen, Ben and I have always kept in touch, you know? We do the birthday card, the Christmas card thing.
Adrian: Is this guy married?
Belinda: No. I mean, I'm sure he's seeing someone, but -- anyway -- he's always dropped some hints about us working together. But today when he called, offering me a full partnership and saying that he needed me next week, Adrian --
Adrian: Oh. I guess congratulations are in order. You'll like Tucson. It's a great place. The climate's great. It hardly ever rains. Colorado Rockies are in town for spring training. Maybe you can even take some batting lessons with them, huh? Show them a thing or two.
Belinda: Stop it, will you?
Adrian: Stop what?
Belinda: Sounding like the chamber of commerce. Will you tell me how you feel?

Tina: I'm cheap. I'll work for minimum wage. Plus I'm very outgoing without being pushy. Please. Say, couldn't you just put me on -- put me on trial or something. Wasn't your waitress tonight a no-show?
Mateo: Look, it's not that. It's just that somebody else works he and --
Tina: The good-looking blond. I've seen her a few times.
Mateo: Yeah? And -- I don't know. I think she'll be back any day now, so --
Ryan: Well, you're smart.
Hayley: Thanks.
Ryan: Thank you. You're beautiful. You're great with people. You've launched two restaurants. There's got to be something out there that's calling your name.
Man: May I have your attention, everybody? How's everybody doing tonight? Having a good time?
Hayley: Great.
Crowd: Yeah.
Man: Well, it's about to get a lot better. We're announcing BJ'S first trivia jukebox night, so come on up, get your sheets here, and let's see what you remember. We're doing hits from the 1980s this evening.
Ryan: Get out!
Man: And prize is dinner for two.
Hayley: Hits from the 1980s is my time zone. We are going to win this thing, baby.
Ryan: Let's go!
Man: All right, you guys. Let's have a good time here.

Becca: That was Scott on the phone, wasn't it?
Greenlee: He's taking me to a party tomorrow night, a family thing. He didn't tell you?
Becca: No.
Greenlee: Oh. But, hey, don't sweat it. He's doing it as a friend. No biggie. But a girl still needs her beauty rest, so I'll catch you later.

Liza's voice: Did you hear that, little one? That glowing compliment came from the man that your mommy's going to marry. And he's going to be your father, and we're going to be a wonderful family.
Adam: You've given me a tremendous gift -- a second chance.
Liza: And I feel that way, too. I want you to be the father of this child, Adam. I already see you as her father in all the ways that really count.
Liza's voice: You know, I don't think that you need to worry about Colby's love for you because she's going to know what a great father you are and she is going to know that you changed your life just because you loved her.

Adam: I was on my way down for a brandy. Could I bring you something? Liza: Adam, I'm sorry.
I never should have broken my promise. Sometimes I -- I just think the worst of you. And it's not fair because you've never done anything. I mean, I know that you can still draw blood in the corporate world, but as far as Colby's concerned, you've been so good. You -- you love her. Everything that you've done for her is because you love her.
Adam: Shh, shh. We've both said too much already.

Scott: Um -- Junior, could you do me a favor? Could you have Becca call me as soon as she gets in? Look, don't forget. It's extremely important, all right? All right. Thanks, buddy. Bye.
Marian: Thank you, Scott. It's only for one night, darling. One night.

Singer: Do that to me one more time

Hayley: Just one more and we win!
Man: Ok, everybody, listen up. Check your answer sheets because this is our final question. The answer to question number 10 -- what was the top pop song for 1989? The correct answer is "Look Away" by Chicago.
Hayley: Yeah! We got it! We won!
Ryan: That was you.
Man: Wonderful.
Ryan: She got it -- right here.
Hayley: We won!

Tina: He's in ecstasy over the fajitas, thanks to the salsa I whipped up. Bet you're going to get a fabulous review.
Mateo: I -- I think I will.
Tina: So -- do I get the job?
Mateo: Tina, right? I can't promise anything permanent.
Tina: Because the blond may be coming back.
Mateo: Hayley. Her name's Hayley. She's my partner.
Tina: That's cool. What do you want me to do?
Mateo: Um -- I tell you what. Just fill in wherever we're short-handed.
Tina: Then I'll start now.
Mateo: All right. Consider yourself hired -- temporarily.
Tina: Great.
Mateo: All right.

Adrian: I already told you what I think. Tucson's a great place.
You've got the desert, university, the mountains.
Belinda: And free peanuts.
Adrian: Excuse me?
Belinda: Free peanuts -- for the elephant that's sitting in the room with us. Adrian, talk to me. If I take this job, what happens to us?
Adrian: I don't know.
Belinda: Aunt Grace was right
Adrian: What do you mean, "Aunt Grace was right"?
Belinda: Nothing. Got to go.
Adrian: Wait a minute -- Belinda -- I said wait a minute.

Adam: Look. You see that star out there? That's a wishing star. Yeah. You know what I'm wishing? I'm wishing that the whole world knows that you're my daughter. Yeah. I'd have it emblazoned across the milky way. I'll never let you drop out of my life the way I did Skye. No. Or fight with you the way I do Hayley. Uh-uh. You and I are going to be as close as a father and a daughter can be. We will understand each other's hearts. Won't we?
Liza: Adam?
Adam: Oh, sorry. Did I wake you?
Liza: What are you doing?
Adam: I went in to see Colby and her eyes were wide open, so I thought I'd bring her in here. You ever seen anything as beautiful as this little angel of ours? She looks more like her mother every day.