Damages (2007–2012): Season 1, Episode 2 - Jesus, Mary and Joe Cocker - full transcript

Previously onDamages.

Hewes & Associates
called me yesterday.

Once Patty meets you,
there's no turning back.

She'll see what I see.
And she'll own you.

Ms. Hewes. What
are you doing here?

Kiddo, you're the first person
stupid enough to turn me down.

Is there any way I
could still interview?

You're hired.

We are engaging in a battle

with a man who will stop at
nothing to preserve his fortune.

Arthur Frobisher told his
employees to invest in the company



and then sold his own stock.

She's on a mission
here, and she won't stop

until you're strung up
in the public square.

Make the call. I
want some leverage.

My boss wanted me to check
up on his investment.

You're my sister. How do
you know Arthur Frobisher?

I catered a function for
him and some businessmen.

Katie, this whole case turns on
one weekend, and you were there.

You want me to be a
witness against Frobisher?

The new associate's been
talking to Katie Connor.

Whatever it takes, fix this.

I think we have a strong case.

I'd like to take it to a jury

and let them decide what
Mr. Arthur Frobisher owes you.



I say we end this here and now.

I vote to accept the settlement.

How could you have possibly made
such a catastrophic screw-up?

You're fired. Get
out of the car!

My future sister-in-law
is a potential witness

in the biggest case
in Patty's career.

You think Patty hired
you just to get to Katie?

Did she only hire me
to deliver her witness?

There's no way she
knew about your friend.

Saffron?

Call Patty.

You know what this means.

If Katie can help the case, then
we're doing the right thing.

If Frobisher thought this would
shut her up, it's done the opposite.

What's this?

Souvenir for Patty.

Maybe one of these days
I'll stop being impressed.

Ellen figures out
why you hired her,

and you still get her
to deliver the witness.

I like Ellen. I think she's
gonna have a brilliant future.

Jesus!

Ortiz, you better get in here.

Hey, boss, it's
Williams. We got a body.

And a murder weapon.

David!

All right, nobody sing,
because we all know...

Ellen hates singing.

Whatever, whatever.

But I love Fudgie the Whale.

Make a wish.

Yeah.

This next one is from your
favorite aunt and uncle.

Didn't anybody read
the invitation?

Yeah, yeah. You and
your no-gift bullshit.

Anybody want anything?

I'm okay.

Ellen, David, we know
you two are real busy.

A young lawyer with a fantastic
new job and a dreamy doctor fiance.

The dreamiest.

You both work so much, you
don't even have time to eat.

Plus, you're saving your
money to move into Manhattan.

You got us an apartment?

So, till Katie's
restaurant opens...

Aw, dinner for two
at the Olive Garden.

When you're there,
you're family.

Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you, guys, so much.

Thanks for coming.

Frobisher's lawyer
calls three times a day.

He's just trying
to intimidate you.

They just want you to sign
the confidentiality agreement.

I hate these people.

We see Patty tomorrow.

She'll tell you
how to handle them.

Every time I close my eyes, I see
Saffron dead on my kitchen floor.

Patty thinks Frobisher's
an asshole, too.

The guy bankrupted
5,000 of his employees.

I don't even care if I never
step foot in my restaurant again.

Katie, we'll get through
this, okay? The worst is over.

Hey, Ellen, your mom wants
you to open up her present.

Okay.

You guys okay?

Wait. While I got
you both here...

Happy birthday, Ellen.

It's a little kitsch to add to your
collection for your new apartment.

Thanks, honey.
That's very sweet.

Wow!

Hey! They're bookends.

Cool, huh? Do you like?

Beautiful. They're beautiful.

Do you all want to see a
Lightning Ridge black opal

that'll knock your eyeballs
out of their sockets?

Look at this.
Lightning Ridge black,

solid platinum, top
gem, world-class.

Look at this, look at this. Look
at the colors of this thing.

Patty?

Oh, my gosh, unreal.

Okay, Patty, I get it, I get it.

I don't need to know what
I don't need to know.

Tom, Tom, Tom.

Your advance for
the next two weeks.

So consider me on-call. I'll just
wait around to hear from you.

Good luck with the
Frobisher clients.

Has Ellen tried to
contact you again?

No.

I like that she trusts
you. Run into her again.

Talk to her.

Where?

The office.

I thought you wanted everyone
to think I was fired.

All the more reason to stop by,

clear out your stuff,
work the relationship.

Page 6, this morning's paper.

I went shopping yesterday,
Arthur. It's in there today.

No, thanks.

They're saying I spent
$20,000 on shoes,

while your former employees
are lined up for food stamps.

Yeah, well, you know, you can't
pay attention to this crap, Holly.

I spent $2,000, and
it was for the kids.

All right, all right, I'll
have Ray Fiske make a call,

see if we can get them
to print a retraction.

Then some shithead photographer
chased us and hit my car.

But I can't go to the police, 'cause
that would just bring more press.

Bethie's friends
won't come over.

Their parents won't let them.

Reporters are following
her to school.

I know, I know, she told me.

This is not a childhood, Arthur.

You promised me that all
of this would be over

after the government trial.

Look, there's things that are
beyond my control. You know that.

I am trying to settle this case.

Try harder.

I offered them $100 million
for something I didn't do.

Offer them more. Give
them whatever they want.

Okay. How much? One
billion? Two billion?

I'll tell you what, why don't I give
you the pen and you write the check?

You promised me, Arthur.
Don't look at me like that.

Uh...

Thank you, Ricky,
it looks fantastic.

I tell you what, why
don't you eat it?

No, actually, come here,
come here, come here.

You know what? Just pick the
peppers out of this thing,

give it to the dogs,
they'll love it.

We have the Met gala on Sunday,
and I don't want to be late,

so be sure you're
home from golf.

I'm doing everything I
can to make this go away.

Tuesday night is the
Helping Hands auction.

I'm fine to go to that alone.

Holly, come on, don't do that.

And we have to make a decision
about the Aspen house.

Are we going to keep
building or sell it?

Holly, please.

What, Arthur? I heard you.

You're doing all that you can.

What do you want me to say?

Nothing.

These are for Ms. Hewes'
meeting with Katherine Connor.

Well, good morning.

Morning.

Your ears must have
been ringing last night.

Why's that?

I was talking about you.

Really?

Aren't you going to
ask what I was saying?

Well, I figured you'd tell
me if you wanted me to know.

All good things, Ellen.

All good things. Thank you.

There's a client meeting
in 10 minutes. Come sit in.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Another week?

What the hell are
we talking about?

Frobisher offered us $100 million to
settle, and we voted to accept it.

Nothing has been
signed yet, Mr. Popler.

But it was a done deal.

Larry, Ms. Hewes thinks this
witness can prove Frobisher's guilt.

I don't want to lose that money.

Frobisher is praying that you
settle. The money's going nowhere.

So what would you like from us?

Time, Karen.

This new witness was in Florida

the same weekend as
Arthur Frobisher.

If you give us another week, we can
find out what this witness knows,

and I believe it will
give us leverage.

Ms. Hewes, you really think
this could be the smoking gun?

I'd like the
opportunity to find out.

Sorry to be a stickler
for the rules, Art,

but Uncle Sam has designated
this environment smoke-free.

I called you because our
young friend, Katie Connor,

hasn't been to the
restaurant in a week.

Nor has she signed the new paperwork,
which could spell disaster.

Okay. Art, what do you
want to talk about?

What happens if she leaves me?

I beg your pardon?

Holly. Bottom-line
it for me, will you?

Well, this is New
York State, Art.

You'll write her a check
for half of everything.

And the kids?

She's the sympathetic mother who
runs three children's charities.

Which I founded.

And you're a
controversial father

involved in a very public litigation
to defend your reputation.

You need her, Art.
Now more than ever.

She's the one person who's
remained loyal to you.

If she leaves now, we'll
take a beating in the press.

All right, all
right, let me ask.

And if we lose this Katie
Connor, what happens?

If she doesn't
sign the paperwork,

it becomes a hell of a lot harder
to destroy her credibility.

Look, Art,

the law is on our side.

The evidence is on our side.

On paper, this case is tighter
than a bull's ass on fight night.

But if Patty Hewes gets that
girl in front of a jury,

all bets are off.

Hey, I'm here to
see Patty Hewes.

Welcome to Hewes & Associates.

Hey.

How you feeling?

Nervous. Come on back.

Patty's running a few minutes
late. I'll show you my office.

This place is incredible.

I know.

So how many people are
going to be in there?

Just you, me and Patty. We'll
go through your Florida timeline

and make sure you're hitting all
the details about that weekend.

I saw him two or three
times that weekend.

That's fine. Patty just wants to
see if anything you can remember

will contradict
Frobisher's testimony.

So I can read it off my notes?

Of course. It's not a test.

I'm in here. Another thing.

Yeah? You look great.

Thanks. I totally forgot to call
you to ask you what to wear.

Ellen, Felicia wants
to see the two of us.

Okay.

Now.

Hang in there. I'll be back.

Sure.

We've bought
ourselves more time.

The clients have agreed
to give us another week.

Patty wants us to start
prepping their testimonies,

getting them to
tell their stories.

Why go poking their wounds now?

It'll make them want
to settle even sooner.

Really? Anyone else
want to weigh in?

Ellen?

I'm not sure.

Not sure what?

Well, I grew up with
people like this.

A $100-million settlement
sounds like a goldmine to them,

and it's softening
their resolve.

If you want them to turn it
down, I think you're right

to remind them what they've been
through, stir up their emotion.

I can see the value in that.

Good. Divide them up. Each
of you take a department.

Ellen, shadow Andrew,
see how we do it.

Now?

The car's waiting downstairs
to take you to Newark.

Is Patty leaving?

No, no, no. She's
still meeting with you.

But I thought you
were gonna be there.

Patty'll take care of you.

Deborah, could you look
after Ms. Connor, please?

You'll be great. I'll
call you when we're done.

You're a smart girl, Ellen,

but you better watch your ass.

What?

Tom Shayes is gone.

When it came time to recruit,
we each backed our own horse.

Your boy Tom bet on you.

He was the only one who stood
to gain when you got the job.

What are you trying to tell me?

I'm trying to tell you,

you should think twice before
you shoot your mouth off.

Andrew, Patty called on me.

Yeah?

You think Craig and
Felicia care about that?

You don't show up your
fellow associates, Ellen.

The only way you're going to
make it here is with our support.

I was just answering a
question. I have no agenda.

Maybe you'd better
get one quick.

You're in Patty's
good graces now,

because your friend's a witness,

but that can change on a dime.

Olio Santo from California,
unfiltered from Tuscany.

I mean, it's damn near
impossible to decide.

The raging olive oil debate
between Giada De Laurentiis

and the Barefoot Contessa.

Exactly. Last
night's Food Network.

So what is better,
virgin or extra virgin?

Or is it all just
marketing bullshit?

It's about acidity.

In American or Italian?

I know of a little family-owned
vineyard in Greece.

I'll write down the
Web site for you. Good.

I mean, it's expensive, but
nothing like Manhattan, though.

Ellen was checking out this
apartment on 91st and Riverside

and I asked her to get
some stuff for a salad,

eight bucks for an organic
tomato. Can you believe that?

Great, Katie. Thanks.

Thanks for coming by.
It's nice to meet you.

We're finished?

Why? Something else
you want to tell me?

No, no. I just thought we were
going to look over the timeline.

I really don't see the point.

Although, I did
have one question.

How old were you?

I'm sorry?

I'd just turned six.

When what?

When I realized I was a
good liar. How old were you?

I'm sorry, I don't know
what you're talking about.

Your timeline? I don't buy it.

So right now, you're going
to do one of two things,

turn around and get the
hell out of my office

or tell me the truth.

The truth? Ms.
Hewes, I'm not lying.

Katie, don't, don't.

It's me and you now.
Ellen isn't here.

I don't understand.

I want the straight story, and until
you tell me, you're worthless to me.

I don't give a shit about you.

Wait, Ms. Hewes, please...

What aren't you telling me?

Nothing. I put everything
I know down here.

Ms. Hewes, they want me to sign
a new confidentiality agreement.

Yeah, I read it.
It's very thorough.

What should I do?

Do whatever you
want to do. Sign it.

These people are going
to come after me again.

I thought that you were
going to protect me.

Until you stop lying, you're not my
witness, and you're not my problem.

Please, Ms. Hewes! Wait!

Hewes & Associates.
Can I help you?

We were told the girl
lives here with her fiance.

Have you questioned her?

Not yet.

The front door was
chained, but not locked.

At approximately15 a.m. we
forced entry, and we found this.

The stereo's still there,
TV. So is the computer.

And most telling of
all, an engagement ring.

Come to loot a place, you don't
leave something like that behind.

So it wasn't a robbery.

Watch yourself, Lou.

That's a good-looking kid.

So what do you think? She
caught him screwing around?

I don't know what you're talking
about. You gotta slow down.

She's crazy.

Who?

Patty! She kicked me
out of her office,

she told me to sign the
confidentiality agreement.

I don't understand.

I don't, either. Ellen?

She's accusing me
of lying, Ellen.

About what?

Everything. You read what
I wrote. I'm not lying.

Of course you're not lying.

Well, then tell
that to your boss.

You're the one who
made me go in there.

Look, what the hell am
I supposed to do now?

Katie, just calm down.
Go back to the apartment.

I'll be there as
soon as I can, okay?

Mr. Frobisher, the girl
just met with Patty Hewes.

Ray Fiske wouldn't want
me talking with you,

but I can't believe our
hands are just tied here.

You gave her a
restaurant, Mr. Frobisher.

What can we do to
keep her quiet?

Offer more money.

No, you can't do that.

Judge finds out, I could get
nailed for witness tampering.

Well, there's always a solution.

What kind of solution?

A permanent one.

What? Oh, God, no.

What? You think that I...

It wouldn't get back to you.

We're talking about
a human life here.

She's an innocent girl.
She didn't do anything.

She was just in the wrong
place at the wrong time.

Sometimes that's enough.

You're serious, aren't you?
You're actually suggest...

Look, Mr. Frobisher, you're
insulated. You have resources.

This kind of thing is
simpler than you think.

So how's that work? You
know a guy, you make a call?

It's simpler than you think.

Yeah, of course it is.

You become powerful enough,

eventually every option gets
presented to you, doesn't it?

Yes, sir.

One day you're living your life,

the next thing you know, some
man shows up on your doorstep

and offers you the
ultimate decision.

That's all it is, Mr. Frobisher,
just another decision.

No. No.

You go down that road, and
then, you know, who are you?

I mean, there's no going back.

No, no, no.

Think about your family,
Mr. Frobisher. Don't tell me what...

This case is going to end with
someone's life being destroyed.

Why should it be yours?

You get what you needed?

Yeah.

From the Palm Beach County PD.

Issued the morning of
the Frobisher event.

Katie's hiding details. She
left it off her timeline.

A traffic ticket seems
pretty insignificant.

Her supervisor's kitchen report
says she was right on time.

So she managed to
show up for work

10 minutes before she was pulled
over for running a red light.

Find out more.

Fiske is making his move,
trying to ruin her credibility.

There's something
in this girl's past.

All right, I'm on it.

Get me everything you can.

Boyfriends, jobs, vices.

Yeah.

I want to know why she was late

for the biggest
day of her career.

You think Ellen knows the truth?

It's too soon to tell.

Anything else?

Here's the Ellen
information we talked about.

Are you sure you
really want to do this?

Make it happen.

Go long, go long.

It's very cute.

Katie. I'm just
grabbing my shit.

Where have you been? Thinking.

Why didn't you call me back?

Katie, slow down.

Tell me exactly what happened.

Ask her.

I tried. She didn't
call me back.

Ellen, I already told you. She's
crazy, she thinks I'm lying.

About what?

I don't know.

I don't know what she's doing.
It doesn't make any sense.

I don't think she
wants you to know.

Why not?

Because 10 minutes before
my meeting with her,

she sent you away. You
think that's a coincidence?

Come with me tomorrow.
We'll go in there together.

I'm not going back there.

Where are you going?

Look, I have been living
with you guys for a week.

This has gone on
for long enough.

Katie.

Ellen, I gotta get home.

I have got a life to live.

And I don't know anything
about Frobisher anyway.

Take it easy.

Get off.

What?

Get off.

Hello?

Do it.

Yes, sir.

Oh, shit.

That was intense.

Patty appreciates
your involvement.

What's the girl's name?

Ellen Parsons.

Do you have what we need?

Yeah.

Here's everything.

The fiance?

He's in there, too.

My associates will look into it.

Thank you. Nothing
too excessive.

Patty's come to me before.

Trust me, I know how
she wants it done.

Don't hover in the
door. I hate that.

What happened with Katie?

I spoke to her, Ms. Hewes.
I don't believe she's lying.

Really? Why is that?

Because she has no reason to.

Don't be stupid, Ellen.
Everyone's hiding something.

Really? So what
are you hiding?

I beg your pardon?

You didn't need me to meet
with the clients yesterday.

You just wanted me out of
the office, didn't you?

Yes.

So you lied to me.

What's your point?

Why would you do that?

You already answered
your own question.

I wanted to meet
with Katie alone.

So you...

I manipulated you, yes.

Well, I don't like
being manipulated.

Duly noted.

Anything else?

Yeah. You promised
to protect Katie,

and now she's totally
confused. She has no idea...

I have a temper, too, Ellen, but
I have learned when to use it.

You were right.
She's using me.

Of course she's
using you, Ellen.

Patty Hewes needs
people who are driven.

She's tapping your
energy and youth

to further her own agenda.

Which is?

You know what? It's highly unusual
for us to be speaking like this.

You're no longer a
summer associate of mine.

I know.

I offered you a job,
and you turned me down.

I didn't know who else
to talk to, Mr. Nye.

My advice to you, Ellen, is
stop trying to figure Patty out.

You'll never change her,
but she'll change you.

How?

By giving you access
to how she thinks.

You signed up for this. Now keep
your head down and do the work.

That's why you're
there, isn't it?

Yes. Then don't
be short-sighted.

Start using her. Learn
everything you can,

then get the hell out of
there before it's too late.

How exactly will I
know when that is?

Ah!

That's for another walk.

Patty?

Phil, there's another
credit card charge.

You're going to have to be a little
more specific than that, sweetheart.

$1,200 for a place
called Frolic.

It's a gentlemen's club.
I told you about it.

The Singapore clients come to
the city, they love that crap.

I can't drag them out
of the champagne room.

Fine, but this was
last week and...

And I was in London.

I'll have a talk with Michael.

What's an outcall?

Patty, I'll have
a talk with him.

What is it?

He must have hired strippers.

Hired them out?

You mean our son had
them in our apartment?

Maybe, maybe.

Michael's too smart for this bullshit,
and it's getting out of hand.

Jesus Christ.

Patty, I'll handle this.

You know, your plate is full. Just...
I'll take care of it, all right?

Patty?

Yes.

I'll take care of this.

Okay.

Tom.

Told you. Ten years,
one box, one trip.

You didn't deserve this.

Thanks. I'll be okay.

I know I'm only here
because of your support.

Don't believe that for a second.

How you doing? Are you okay?

I am. Really.

Good. I'm glad.

You know that friend you
told me about in the stables?

Did you ever... You ever
tell Patty about her?

I guess we probably
shouldn't discuss business.

Sorry. You're right,
you're absolutely right.

I got a cab waiting for
me downstairs anyway.

You take care of
yourself, Ellen.

Thanks, Tom.

All right. I'll
see you around.

Are you following me?

I don't know what
you're talking about.

You killed my dog.
You killed my dog!

I don't know you...

Stay away from me!

Back off!

Stay away from me!

I'm going to call the police!

Screw you!

Are you okay?

Screw you, asshole!

You cannot go in
there! Excuse me!

Jesus, Mary and Joe Cocker,
what a fine surprise.

Gentlemen, we do rise to
our feet when a lady enters.

It's signed, God damn it.

That's wonderful news.

Now it's all systems
go for your restaurant.

You've got what you want.
Just leave me alone!

And to think, for
a reasonable fee,

she's available to
cater any occasion.

Come on, God damn it.

Where the hell have you been?

Look, I just heard
from Ray Fiske.

She signed the
papers. Call it off.

We can do that, right?
We can call it off?

No, yeah, but can we call
it off? Answer my... God...

Shit! God...

Hello? God damn it.

Oh, my God.

Hi, there. I'm Arthur.

I just came by to say hello.

Oh, wow.

I hear it's full steam
ahead for the opening.

Oh, Katie, my God, I love this.

Mmm-hmm.

Mr. Fiske told me that
you signed our agreement.

You have no idea
how grateful I am.

Lawyers, right?

Make such a big deal
over a little red tape.

You and I,

if I recall... God,
those are beautiful.

We never really spoke when we
were down in Florida, did we?

No, no, that's right.

Yeah.

I don't mean to be rude, but I didn't
even really remember who you were.

Look, I'm not sure what it is...

But your meal... Oh, my God!

Who could forget that?
It was Kobe beef,

fingerling potatoes and just a
sprinkle of... Mr. Frobisher, I...

Saffron.

Right.

God, that was great. Are you
going to have that on the menu?

Look, Mr. Frobisher,
I'm going to go now,

but, please, you stay as long...

No, no. I'm sorry. No,
please, forgive me.

I just wanted to come
by and say thank you.

Isn't life great sometimes?

I mean, you and I, we
meet as total strangers

at some boring luncheon
down in Florida,

the next thing you
know we're partners

making something
absolutely beautiful.

Our fates are intertwined,
Katie. Isn't that remarkable?

I'm sorry to have bothered
you. Thank you, Katie.

Frobisher showed up
at my restaurant.

Why did you call me?

Because you're right. I lied.

The day I cooked
for Frobisher...

So this was about June, 2002?

Yeah, Saturday
morning, the 19th.

I was rushing to work
and got pulled over.

Why didn't you put
it in your timeline?

It's all so humiliating.

I met a guy down in Florida.

I had a stupid one-night stand.

It was a low point for me.

I was kind of a mess back then.

A guy whose name is...

Greg. I never got a last name.

We met Friday night,

partied pretty hard, and
went back to his place.

He seemed like a
genuinely nice guy.

Sure.

Then Saturday
morning I overslept,

which is why I was
late, rushing to work,

and why I got pulled over.

Did you see him again?

No. But...

Katie?

I got pregnant.

I mean, it was the one night,

and I never even got
his phone number.

And I just did what I had to do.

I'm sorry.

Ms. Hewes, I swear, this is
the only thing I left out.

Everything else is in there.

When did Frobisher's
people approach you?

Fiske called me
about a week later

and said that Arthur
Frobisher liked my cooking

and wanted to help
me open a restaurant.

And what happened to Greg?

No idea.

Ever since Frobisher's
been in the news,

there's never been a connection.

I've never heard his name,
never seen him, nothing.

You do understand why
I lied to you, right?

Yeah.

And will you still be able
to use me as a witness?

Well, you and I will go over
your timeline step-by-step.

Hopefully there
will be something

that will impeach
Frobisher's story.

But, Kate, you're stepping
into the spotlight now.

Details of your life
are going to come out.

This kind of scrutiny is
never easy for anyone.

I understand.

It's just...

My brother and Ellen don't
know anything about this stuff.

You don't have to
tell them, do you?

Well, at some point, the truth
is going to have to come out.

I'll let you decide when.

I spoke to Katie last night.

You're working. If
it's a bad time...

No, no. What did she say?

Well...

You were right. She's
not hiding anything.

I trust her.

But I want you to know that I
had reasons for doing what I did.

When I read her
confidentiality agreement,

there was a section
I found curious.

Yeah?

Ray Fiske had snuck in a
medical release waiver.

Katie signed away access
to her medical records?

Well, Fiske must think that
there's something in Katie's past

that would destroy her
credibility as a witness.

Well, there isn't.

Well, let's hope not.

Meanwhile, she's given them
everything they want, so...

She's protected.

Yes.

And you've had a
very good first week.

What are these for?

A quiet little place
on the Upper West Side.

Nice light, safe street.
I think you'll like it.

How did you...

Katie mentioned you were
looking for an apartment.

Well, I can't possibly
accept, Ms. Hewes.

Please, please. You
got a great bargain.

I did?

I know the head of
the co-op board.

Ellen, next time you need
something, come to me.

Hey.

Hey.

Been a long time.

Yeah.

I was surprised you called. I
didn't think I'd ever see you again.

Greg, we need to talk.

About what?

Florida.

Owen, medium rare, rare?

Medium rare.

Here we go. Yeah!
Here you are.

Grab one right there.

Yeah, there.

Thanks, Dad.

Here you go, Mom.

Thank you.

Looks pretty good.

All right, who knows a joke?

Anyone got a joke?

I do. Knock, knock.

Who's there?

Interrupting lawyer.

Interrupting lawyer...

I object!

Not too bad.

Not too bad. Where'd
you hear that one?

Who wants chips and salad?

I think Katie's lying about
the guy she met in Florida.

I think she's lying
about a lot of things.

Katie Connor to see Ms. Hewes.

I thought you
might use a friend.

For me?

Mmm-hmm.

Oh, my God, he's adorable!

He's a rescue.

Oh, thank you so much!

It's my pleasure.

Katie, no more
secrets between us.

No more secrets.

Oh, my God!

Wow.

Oh, my God.

This place is ridiculous!

Oh, my God.

It's too big!

We'll get lost.

This is amazing.

What's in here?

Oh, this is off the
hook. Look at this.

Oh, my God.

This is huge!

That makes you happy

Oh, my God. Patty even sent
the welcoming committee.

This place is perfect.

I want to help you, Ellen,
'cause I know you didn't do it.