>> Abby: My phone rings in the
middle of the night and
it's my mom telling me that
she's checking herself into
a psychiatric clinic in France
to treat her dissociative
identity disorder.
And no one bothered to tell me
about it?
This is the first that
I've heard of it?
>> Billy: I-- I didn't know
about this hospital.
I knew nothing about that until
Jack actually called me as he
was boarding a plane to go
visit her.
>> Abby: I am her daughter.
>> Billy: I know, Abby.
I'm sorry.
It must've been brutal to
find out about your mother,
about what's been going on with
her in this way.
>> Abby: I mean I-- I can't
believe she's been struggling
like this
and I had no idea.
I mean, I should've been
there for her.
I need to be with her now.
>> Billy: Is she seeing visitors
at this point?
>> Abby: Of course, she told me
not to come, but I don't care.
I'm leaving as soon as I can.
>> Billy: Yeah, I understand
that. You just
wanna be with her.
>> Abby: As much as I hate that
my mom didn't share any of this
with me, what really infuriates
me is that my family didn't
bother to tell me about it.
And that includes you.
>> Claire: Okay, I put flowers
in the bedrooms and...
Oh, I stocked the kitchen with
their favorite snacks and
breakfast options.
>> Victoria: How did you even
know what to get?
>> Claire: I may have asked
a cook up at the main house.
>> Victoria: Look, you are
their big sister.
You're not their nanny.
So you don't have to take care
of them.
That's my job.
Although, I'm sure they're gonna
resist any mothering attempts
on my part anyway.
>> Claire: Right.
'Cause Johnny's entered
the teen years.
And Katie's only 11, but she
probably acts older because she
copies her older brother.
>> Victoria: You've been reading
up on your adolescent
development, haven't you?
>> Claire: I just wanna be
prepared.
>> Victoria: Well, then you
should know that Katie considers
herself a teenager already,
and, uh, we all just have to go
along with that.
>> Claire: Got it.
No hovering.
>> Victoria: Hey, you know what?
It's gonna be okay.
>> Claire: I just want them to
feel welcome in their new home
and not mind that some strange
new sister is a part of it.
♪♪
>> Daniel: Hey.
>> Heather: Hi.
Hi, hi.
Um, don't you want a coffee?
>> Daniel: Uh, I better not.
I'm already too on edge.
>> Heather: Okay, well, you have
absolutely nothing to be
nervous about.
You have creative passion
and justice on your side.
And please do not forget,
we are in the right.
>> Daniel: Yeah, well, you know,
I appreciate the pep talk, but I
really don't see this as black
and white, you know, battle of
good versus evil.
>> Heather: Well, it's an
arbitration, but that doesn't
mean we're not gonna fight.
>> Daniel: It's a suit
that I filed against
Chancellor-Winters.
A place that gave me a break
when I needed one.
Badly.
>> Heather: Is that what's got
you bothered?
Or is this about
facing Lily today?
>> Devon: So, do our chances
look good?
>> Deirdre: The arbitrator is
known to side with big business.
>> Nate: Pair that with the
ironclad contract Daniel signed,
and I'd say
we're in excellent shape.
>> Deirdre: Not to be overly
confident, but they don't
stand a chance.
>> Devon: Hm, well, that's
exactly what we wanna hear.
Right?
Right, Lily?
>> Billy: You're right.
We did keep that from you.
And that was a choice.
>> Abby: How could you?
>> Billy: Look, we knew
something was going on
with your mom, okay?
But we didn't wanna worry you
until we had a better
understanding of what that was.
On top of that, your mom asked
us not to say anything.
>> Abby: Yeah.
There always seems to be some
convenient excuse why no one in
my family tells me anything.
Not just the Abbotts,
the Newmans too.
It's actually quite amazing how
often that happens.
>> Billy: I don't think that's
exactly fair.
>> Abby: No, fair-- fair would
be treating me like the adult
that I am.
Not someone that can't handle
upsetting news.
Like a fragile little child.
>> Billy: You're not that,
and we know that.
>> Abby: Then why didn't it
occur to anyone that I would
wanna be there for my mom?
That maybe I could be helpful
to her?
>> Billy: It just wasn't our
call to make, Abby.
>> Abby: Oh, please,
that's not an excuse, okay?
Apparently, my mom has been
dealing with blackouts and
fending off alternate
personalities for months now.
But yet it was too soon
to fill me in?
No, maybe you're the ones who
let this go too far.
Maybe if I had been involved,
maybe I would've fought to
get her the help that she
needed before it had gotten
this bad.
>> Billy: I get it. I do.
And I'm not trying to pass the
blame here, but Jack and Traci,
they were in the thick of this
with-- with your mom, okay?
And it's...
They were holding on
to the information.
>> Abby: And that must have been
hard for them, having to
navigate all of this
on their own.
But think about my mom and how
terrified she must have been,
not knowing what was going on.
>> Billy: Let's not make this
worse about...
Worrying about how it all went
down, okay?
>> Abby: Oh, my God.
>> Billy: What?
>> Abby: Oh, my God.
Um...
I just realized that, um...
Tucker warned me that my mom
was in trouble, and I thought
he was just insinuating himself
back into her life,
trying to be
the center of attention, but...
Tucker knew what was going on
with my mom before I did.
>> Victoria: I know that you're
nervous to meet your siblings.
It's totally understandable.
But, I mean, don't forget,
you've had video calls
with them.
>> Claire: Yeah, they've seen me
on a screen, but in person,
it's different.
They're coming back to a whole
new home, one that I've been
living in before them.
How's that gonna make
them feel?
>> Victoria: That is true, but
the ranch itself is like
a second home to them.
And they are gonna feel welcome
because of all of the things on
that list of yours and the
special little touches that
you've put around the house
to make them feel happier
to be back.
>> Claire: I've been living in
their space and monopolizing
your time.
It's huge to them.
A new home and a new sister
that they never knew they had?
>> Victoria: But, Claire, you're
a part of this family now.
They're not gonna see you
as an intruder.
I promise you that.
Let's not forget, you're
amazing with kids, okay?
They're gonna adore you.
>> Claire: If you think so.
>> Victoria: I know so.
>> Heather: You can't look at
this as an attack against Lily.
This is simply about asking for
what's rightfully yours.
>> Daniel: Not according to
the contract I signed.
>> Heather: You were terminated
for personal reasons.
And when you made a very
reasonable request to hang on
to an important piece of
intellectual property, the
decision to deny you was
punitive and that mitigates any
contractual agreement.
The arbitrator will see that.
>> Daniel: Because you're
a great lawyer.
>> Heather: Fighting for what
you deserve.
>> Daniel: This-- this is more
than a legal argument.
I mean, it means so much more
to-- to all of us.
You know, we're not just
advocating for my right to
a game.
We're defending our affair.
>> Heather: Well, hopefully
it doesn't come to that.
>> Daniel: And if it does?
>> Heather: Then, I am ready
for whatever their lawyer
throws at us.
>> Daniel: I don't know if I am.
I'm gonna have to go there,
I'm gonna have to see Lily
and say that I deserve
all of these things, when--
I mean, let's face it.
I cheated on her.
>> Heather: Okay, I'm gonna do
my best to make sure they don't
put you on the spot.
Let me take their fire.
I am-- I'm good at this.
This is what I do.
Okay, and this isn't just a job.
I really,
I believe in you, Daniel.
I believe what
you are fighting for.
>> Daniel: Of course.
You know, and I trust you
to handle this the right way.
I just--
I hate that it's come to this.
>> Heather: Yeah, well,
there's no turning back now.
>> Daniel: Maybe there is.
>> Devon: You've been
a little quiet.
>> Lily: Well, I don't really
feel like celebrating our
upper hand at the moment.
>> Devon: I know this is
probably gonna be difficult
for you to have to relive your
breakup with Daniel through the
whole thing, but Nate and I are
here to support you.
>> Nate: And given how much we
have in our favor here, maybe
the arbitration will go quickly.
>> Deirdre: That's my goal.
>> Devon: Which would be great.
That way we can put it behind
us and hopefully avoid any more
public damage.
>> Lily: Yeah, totally painless.
>> Devon: Nobody says it's gonna
be painless, but what can we do
to help you feel better
about it?
>> Lily: Uh, we'll see you
at the office, Deirdre.
>> Deirdre: Thanks.
>> Lily: I was up all night
thinking about it, and I don't
think that arbitration
is the answer.
>> Heather: I-- I don't know
what you expect me to do
at this late date.
Besides, they-- they're the ones
who pushed us to this position.
>> Daniel: I know.
I-- I told you that Lily said
she would consider the
possibility of a compromise.
>> Heather: Right, with
absolutely no indication from
the lawyer at Chancellor-Winters
about wanting to cut a deal
whatsoever.
I mean, she's been the one who
fast-tracked this.
I personally thought it would've
taken weeks, if not months.
>> Daniel: I don't know if I can
move forward with it.
>> Heather: You have cold feet.
That's-- that's what's going on.
It's normal because you have to
face Lily,
but you gotta trust me, Daniel.
I am going to make this
as painless as possible.
>> Daniel: This is-- this is
more than just a case of
last-minute jitters.
Look, I have been over this
in my head.
I-- I thought that getting
Princess Louisa back was gonna
bring me some kind of sense
of relief and satisfaction,
but she netted the game.
It's just, after everything
that's happened, it's tainted
to me now.
>> Heather: Please don't
say that.
You made it for our daughter.
>> Daniel: I did.
And it still represents all of
the love I have for her and for
our family,
but it is also-- it has become
a pawn in this battle that I'm
fighting with Lily because
I hurt her.
And she retaliated.
I mean, that's why
we're here now.
And now, every time I think of
the game, that's what I'm gonna
think of.
>> Heather: Daniel, I love you,
but you can't let this conflict
color things like that.
>> Daniel: Listen, the game
has served its purpose.
It brought Lucy back to me.
It brought you back to me.
And that is more than I could've
ever hoped for.
But now it also represents
the pain that I caused Lily.
>> Heather: I don't know what
you're saying, so...
what do you wanna do?
>> Daniel: Let it go.
We move on from this.
I mean, I can feed on the
happiness that we found to
create something new.
>> Lily: I wanna offer Daniel
a compromise in addition to his
severance package.
>> Devon: What kind
of compromise?
>> Lily: I wanna let him keep
Princess Louisa.
>> Nate: But we're hours away
from going to arbitration.
And you heard our lawyer.
She says it's a slam dunk.
We get to keep our IP and
refute their wrongful
termination claim.
>> Lily: Yeah, I know.
I know.
>> Devon: So, why would
we give them a deal?
>> Lily: Look, I-- I told you
I was having a change of heart,
you know, and I wanted
to consider a compromise.
>> Devon: No, I know, but like
he just said, this is really
last minute.
And this whole thing has been
about keeping a hold of the
crown jewel of OmegaSphere,
and now you just wanna
let it go.
>> Nate: You heard Deidre.
She firmly believes Daniel has
no claim to it.
>> Lily: No, I know, and--
and she's right.
The contract says that.
But, look, I've had time to
calm down, and I know that I
was reacting emotionally when
I fired Daniel and Heather.
And I was just so focused on
winning and so angry that I
ignored what you both and Billy
said when you were trying to
talk me out of it.
>> Devon: Yeah, but I backed you
up on it and--
>> Lily: No, I know,
and I-- I appreciate that.
I do.
But you were right, you know?
I'm gonna be painted as
vindictive in the press,
and we just-- We don't need
any more drama.
You know, we have bigger
battles to fight.
Look,
this is what I wanna do.
I wanna put my energy where
it's needed most.
So, do you both agree?
>> Claire: Last thing
on my list.
I got them gifts.
>> Victoria: Oh, you didn't need
to do that, Claire.
>> Claire: Well, they're only
little, and they might actually
be too silly.
Can I get your opinion?
>> Victoria: Yeah, of course.
>> Claire: So, for Johnny,
I got him a red earbud case.
He can never seem to find his
when we're gonna do a call,
and I know he likes the color
'cause it's all over his dorm.
>> Victoria: Yes, red is his
absolute favorite color,
and you're right, he's always
losing those things.
It's like the perfect gift.
>> Claire: Great, and then
I got a soccer ball charm
for Katie's bracelet.
I noticed it in a photo.
I hope she still wears it.
>> Victoria: Oh, she does,
on special occasions, yeah.
My mother bought that for her
when she was born.
It's really thoughtful of you.
>> Claire: Great, then I will go
wrap them.
>> Victoria: Okay.
[ knock on door ]
Coming.
>> Cole: Hey there.
>> Abby: Tucker told me I should
check in on my mom,
but I-- I thought that he was
just butting in.
I thought he was trying to make
it seem like he knew my mom
better than me.
>> Billy: He did insert himself
into the situation.
One of the nights at the
Abbott house, he showed up
unannounced. I actually tried to
kick him out.
>> Abby: And were you
successful?
>> Billy: Well, eventually he
left, but that was the first
time that we heard from Tucker
that your mom referred
to herself in third person.
>> Abby: Oh.
And you didn't bother to do
anything about it?
>> Billy: Abby, we tried.
We tried hard, trust me,
but she fought us on it.
It's a little tough to explain,
but she had a counterargument
for every concern that we had.
We were overreacting and she
was totally in control.
And it didn't help that the
biggest concern was coming from
Tucker on the heels of Ashley's
accusations about the way that
he treated her in Paris,
so don't feel bad about blowing
him off because we all did.
>> Abby: This whole time, we
were blaming Tucker for what was
going on with my mom, but in
reality, he wasn't at fault.
>> Billy: No, no, no.
I wouldn't go that far at all.
That guy does not get
a free pass.
I mean, he played plenty of
mind games with your mom.
I mean, he left their marriage
because she wouldn't walk away
from her family.
As far as I'm concerned, your
mother's pain and suffering,
most of that is because
of Tucker.
>> Cole: Is this a bad time?
Are the kids here yet?
>> Victoria: No, their plane
hasn't landed yet, so come in.
>> Cole: Oh, okay, all right.
So, uh, hm, I figured Claire
would be here to greet them.
>> Victoria: Yeah, she's
upstairs wrapping a couple
of gifts for them.
Between you and me, she seems
pretty nervous.
>> Cole: And how about you?
>> Victoria: Well...
when Claire said that she was
worried about Johnny and Katie,
thinking that she was
interloping, I denied it,
but between you and me, um...
I don't know.
I'm not certain how this is all
gonna go.
>> Cole: Hm.
So, that's a pretty huge change.
>> Victoria: Yes, it is.
It's-- it's a huge change,
and kids can be so unpredictable
at this age.
>> Cole: And maybe territorial?
>> Victoria: It might be
a little threatening.
You know, that Claire has been
living here, helping to get our
new home set up while the kids
have been away
at boarding school.
Maybe I've been giving her more
attention than I've been
giving them.
>> Cole: Even if they feel
that way, it's not true.
And they're gonna realize that.
You know, from everything that
I've heard about them, Johnny
and Katie were raised with
unconditional love.
And it's that love that they
carry with them every day.
And they're gonna be reminded
of that the second they see
their mom's face.
>> Victoria: How do you do that?
How do you just calm me down
like that?
And I don't know what you do or
what you say, but it works
every single time.
>> Cole: I don't even think
about it.
I just call it like I see it.
Because I believe in you.
>> Abby: What really gets me is
that when I think back on the
past few months, there have been
several times when I felt like
my mom wasn't acting
like herself.
>> Billy: How so?
>> Abby: Well, she was
distracted, dismissive of me.
And then, she came in here with
Alan and she was acting very
flirtatious.
I thought, "Well, hey, maybe
it's a good thing.
Maybe she's finally moved on,
and she's interested in someone
other than Tucker."
But when I think about it,
that was--
It was very out of character.
>> Billy: I had a few run-ins
with her myself where she seemed
off.
Look, we tried to do everything
we could.
We actually had a little mini
intervention as well.
>> Abby: And you didn't
include me?
>> Billy: It was impromptu.
It really was.
It was the night that I kicked
Tucker out of the house.
And she agreed to go get some
help, and the next day Traci
brought her there, and then she
ended up bolting.
She said that this attention
wasn't necessary and that she
was totally fine.
>> Abby: Well, if I were there,
I wouldn't have let her leave.
>> Billy: I'm really sorry,
Abby.
I personally apologize for how
this was handled.
But what's done is done, okay?
So, let's focus on
the good news.
Your mom is doing better.
She's accepted her diagnosis.
She's in a safe place,
surrounded by doctors that
really know how to help her
deal with this.
>> Abby: Yeah.
My mom is tough.
But what she's going through is
terrifying, not just for her,
but for the people
who love her.
So, I need to make up for lost
time and I'm gonna be there
for her.
I'm gonna fly to Paris.
I'm gonna leave as soon as I
can, just to be nearby for when
she's ready to see me.
>> Billy: I think she would
love that.
>> Abby: Well, I'm not so sure
about that.
She told me not to worry that
she's got this, but
I don't know.
I'm not giving her a choice.
[ cell phone buzzes ]
>> Billy: Sorry.
My notifications are set to let
me know when Johnny and Katie's
flight is about to land.
>> Abby: Oh, yes.
I'm sure you and my sister are
very excited to have them home
for the summer.
>> Billy: I can't wait.
I miss them like crazy and I
just hope that this reunion is
drama-free.
I'm taking them to the Tack
House and they're gonna meet
Claire for the first time.
>> Abby: Oh, wow, that's a big
family moment.
>> Billy: Yeah, it is.
>> Abby: You're facing things
on all fronts.
>> Billy: Yeah,
you have no idea.
Wish me luck, okay?
>> Abby: Yes.
>> Billy: Bye.
>> Devon: Well, listen, I mean,
I can clearly see how much
this means to you.
I think we're on the same page.
>> Nate: I agree.
How you deal with Daniel should
be your decision.
>> Lily: Thank you.
>> Devon: I am surprised,
though, that you'd wanna let
those two off the hook
like that.
>> Lily: No, this isn't about
Daniel and Heather.
This is for the good
of the company.
It's just time to move on.
>> Nate: Look, I don't want to
fight you on this, but I do
wanna reiterate that
OmegaSphere is strong.
All of our games are performing
well, especially
Princess Louisa.
>> Lily: Yeah, which is why I
think we can afford to do this.
The developer we hired to
replace Daniel has a ton of
ideas for new games, so I don't
think that losing Princess
Louisa will be debilitating.
And look, we already have
enough conflict at
Chancellor-Winters.
We don't need any more.
I just wanna solve this
battle once and for all
so we can finally move on.
>> Devon: Okay, well, listen,
I hear everything that you're
saying, but we just gotta make
sure it's what you really want.
'Cause, you know, the second
that we release the game
to Daniel, we can't get it back.
>> Lily: I know, and I'm sure.
>> Devon: Okay.
>> Lily: Look, I mean, Princess
Louisa brought Daniel back into
my life, and he broke my heart,
and this is a painful reminder
of that.
>> Devon: Okay, then we
let it go.
>> Lily: Thank you.
And I do believe that
the platform we built is
stronger than one game.
>> Nate: That's true, and it's
still in the early stages,
in the scheme of things.
Um, we can grow it even more.
>> Lily: Yeah, and that's all
that matters, is keeping our
asset and our company strong.
[ cell phone buzzes ]
It's Daniel.
He wants to meet one-on-one,
says it's important.
>> Devon: There's no reason
to meet him now, right?
Especially not in person.
>> Lily: Well, no, I mean,
I want this done, so if I can
solve this with him directly,
then great.
>> Nate: Well, why not let one
of us come with you?
>> Lily: Uh, thank you, but, um,
I've got this.
Bye. I'll see you later.
>> Devon: See ya.
[ Nate sighs ]
>> Devon: Well, uh, that is not
how I thought today was
gonna go at all.
>> Nate: You and me both,
but, um, it's what she wants.
>> Devon: Does she seem off
to you at all?
>> Nate: I know she's been keyed
up about the arbitration.
>> Devon: No, I think that
there's more to it than that.
>> Nate: Like what?
>> Devon: I think it's Billy.
>> Nate: Billy's been pretty
quiet lately, in spite of Jill
handing him the reins.
>> Devon: Well, that's another
reason why I'm suspicious,
but...
Billy went to Lily and tried
to convince her that they should
join forces and team up
together and basically push me
into a secondary role.
>> Nate: What?
Are you telling me we have
to worry about Lily turning
against her own family?
>> Daniel: You came.
I wasn't sure if you would.
>> Lily: Well, I hope it wasn't
a mistake and that you didn't
call me here to fight.
>> Devon: No, I don't think Lily
would betray us at all, but I do
think that this Billy situation
is weighing on her.
>> Nate: Okay, um, so when did
this go down, and what exactly
did he propose?
>> Devon: So, apparently, before
Jill handed him all of her
power, he went to Lily and tried
to convince her that they're
the right team to run things.
>> Nate: And how did she react?
>> Devon: Well, she said no.
But then when she finally told
me, we realized that we could
maybe use it to our advantage.
>> Nate: Okay, how so?
>> Devon: By convincing Billy
that they are a team and then
make him think that it's a good
idea to actually split the
companies up, so that way he can
go and run Chancellor the way he
wants, and then eventually Lily
would ditch him and come
and join us at
our family's company.
>> Nate: Okay,
so where do things stand?
>> Devon: Everything's stalled.
It's clear that this Daniel
situation has been weighing on
Lily, so maybe she thinks that
we need to settle it before
we move forward with that.
>> Claire: Is there any word?
I saw that their flight landed.
>> Victoria: Are you tracking
their flight?
>> Claire: Maybe.
>> Victoria: Billy's probably
at the airport right now.
>> Claire: Did I hear Dad?
>> Victoria: Oh, yeah, yeah,
he stopped by, but he didn't
wanna intrude on the reunion,
so he said he'd hear
about it later.
>> Claire: Maybe I shouldn't
give them these right now.
Is it kind of weird?
Like, "Hey, I'm the sister
you didn't know you had.
Here's a charm and some
earbuds, so hey,
we're cool, right?"
>> Victoria: I think maybe
you're overthinking it a little,
and I love you for it.
>> Claire: The wait
is killing me.
>> Victoria: All right, well,
let me check in with Billy
and then maybe--
[ knock on door ]
>> Billy: Knock, knock.
Look who I found loitering
around the baggage carousel.
>> Johnny: Because Katie packed
like a million bags.
>> Katie: Oh, and you're too
cool to pack more
than a backpack?
>> Victoria: Excuse me.
Hugs, please.
Come here.
Hi.
It's so good to see you.
Come here, you're not too big
for a hug, are you?
Kids, um...
I would like for you to meet
your sister, Claire.
>> Claire: I'm really happy
to meet you both.
>> Johnny: You're tall.
You look shorter on video.
>> Claire: Isn't it funny
how that happens?
You're taller than I thought
you'd be, too.
Or maybe you just grew a few
inches since last time we spoke.
>> Billy: I'm pretty sure
he grew an inch on the drive
over here.
>> Johnny: So, what's it like in
a mental hospital, really?
>> Victoria: Johnny.
>> Billy: Johnny.
Easy, you don't have to break
the ice that way.
>> Claire: It's okay.
I prepared for questions.
You guys have a right to know.
I really want us to get off on
the right foot, and that means
total honesty.
So, what was it like
in a mental hospital?
Um...
Well, the food stinks, and
spending pretty much every hour
of the day in one room, I--
I don't recommend it.
But the doctors there were
great, and they helped me deal
with a lot of things that have
happened in my life, including
being taken from my parents
as a baby.
>> Johnny: We know about
that part.
You were raised by your crazy
aunt, so what was that like?
>> Victoria: Johnny, honestly...
>> Claire: You play video games.
>> Johnny: Yeah.
>> Claire: I guess you could say
I was kind of like an agent
of doom for her.
Or that's what she wanted me
to be, like her accomplice.
Helping her to seek vengeance
for the wrongs that she thought
had been done to her.
Only I was just a kid, and I--
I didn't understand that.
I thought plotting how to seek
vengeance was a game that
all kids played.
>> Johnny: It sounds fun.
>> Claire: And in the hospital,
the doctors helped me understand
my childhood wasn't normal
at all.
And it's not a kid's job
to figure that out.
>> Victoria: And that you were
not responsible for your
aunt's actions.
>> Claire: Right.
And I'm free of her now.
And Mom has been great.
And so have you two.
I'm really looking forward
to spending some time
with normal people
for once in my life.
>> Johnny: Well, I'm not sure
we're normal.
Especially this one.
>> Claire: I don't know.
Two eyes, a nose, a mouth.
>> Victoria: Katie?
Do you wanna say hello
to Claire?
>> Katie: Can I go to my room
and unpack?
>> Billy: Yeah, I can get your
bags out of the car if you want.
>> Victoria: Go ahead.
That's fine.
I think you're really gonna
love your room.
Claire and I redecorated Aria's
nursery for you.
>> Katie: Great.
A baby's room.
Still can't believe we have
to live here now.
That our house burned to the
ground with all our stuff.
All because of Claire's
crazy aunt.
>> Daniel: Fighting is the last
thing I wanna do.
I swear.
>> Lily: Good.
I was actually gonna call you
when you texted me.
There's something important
I wanted to discuss with you.
>> Daniel: Me first.
Please.
>> Lily: Um, sure.
>> Daniel: I'm calling off
the lawsuit.
I don't wanna take back
Princess Louisa.
>> Lily: You what?
>> Daniel: There's too many
negative associations with it.
Chancellor-Winters.
You can keep it.
You can have it free and clear.
>> Lily: Uh, um...
I don't know what to say.
>> Daniel: How about whatever
you came here to tell me?
>> Lily: Well, I was gonna tell
you the same thing.
That I don't wanna fight
anymore and you can keep
the game.
>> Daniel: I don't understand.
>> Lily: Well, it's the same
reason for me.
There's just too many
painful memories.
>> Daniel: Uh, well, I didn't
see this coming.
>> Lily: Yeah.
Me either.
Okay, um, I mean, where does
this leave us?
Because if you don't want
the game and I don't want it,
then what happens
to Princess Louisa?
>> Abby: Hey.
Do you have a minute?
>> Devon: Hey.
I have all the minutes for you,
pretty lady.
How you doing?
Heard anything from your mom?
>> Abby: No, no.
Not since last night.
I just--
I can't get over this.
>> Devon: I know, it's a lot.
>> Abby: When I talked to her,
she sounded like my mom.
She was so calm and confident,
assuring me that she was okay
and not to worry.
>> Devon: Well, that's a good
thing, right?
>> Abby: Yeah, but what if it
wasn't her?
What if I was talking to one of
her alternate personalities?
I went so long without seeing
the signs.
Maybe I don't even know
my mom anymore.
>> Devon: You can't think like
that, okay?
You have to stay positive.
You have to know that she's
getting the help that she needs
and she's being looked after.
>> Abby: Yeah.
Well, my Uncle Jack
and Aunt Traci are in Paris,
and they told me not to come,
that they have it covered,
but I have to go.
I have to be with her.
I have to look her in the eye
and see if she's okay.
>> Devon: Okay.
Well, then do it. Let's go.
Let's go together.
>> Audra: Hey there.
>> Nate: Uh-huh.
I should be mad at you
for blowing off our dinner plans
and disappearing to Paris.
>> Audra: Oh, don't be.
I can explain.
>> Nate: Mm-hmm.
Well, you look awfully happy.
>> Audra: Ecstatic.
>> Nate: I gotta admit,
I'm curious and a little scared
to ask,
do I wanna know what went down
in the City of Lights?
>> Nate: You seem pretty pleased
with yourself.
>> Audra: That's because
I finally beat Tucker.
>> Nate: Really?
So, the student has become
the master.
>> Audra: Funny,
that's what he said.
In his snide way.
But I was never his inferior.
I just let him think that until
I was ready to make my move.
Because the truth is,
I am better than Tucker
on his best day.
>> Nate: I never doubted it.
So how did you triumph
this time?
>> Audra: You're looking at
the new CEO of Glissade.
>> Nate: Wow.
I-- I knew you were up
to something, but, um, that is
quite the coup.
How'd you pull it off?
>> Audra: Well, I convinced our
board to vote to oust him,
thanks to an anonymous investor
who tripled their stake
in the company.
>> Nate: That couldn't have been
cheap, Audra.
So, who's this, uh, who's this
investor with these
deep pockets?
>> Audra: I am not at liberty
to say.
That's what anonymous means.
And it was a stipulation
of the deal.
>> Nate: Sounds like trouble.
>> Audra: No, not at all.
It was perfect.
And I am ready to celebrate,
if you care to join me.
>> Nate: Yes, I would love to.
>> Audra: There's just
one question.
>> Nate: What's that?
>> Audra: Can you keep up?
>> Victoria: What happened to
our house wasn't Claire's fault.
>> Claire: But it must feel
that way.
If it weren't for my aunt,
you'd be back in your old house
right now, in your old room,
with all your favorite things.
I'm so sorry.
You've lost so much.
I understand how sad that must
make you feel.
>> Katie: You don't know me.
How could you understand?
>> Billy: Honey, Katie,
come here, please.
Katie.
>> Claire: No.
Let her go.
>> Victoria: I'm sorry.
She shouldn't have been
so rude.
>> Johnny: If I'd done that,
you'd ground me.
>> Victoria: Please, Johnny.
You're the older brother here.
>> Johnny: I thought she was
the older sister.
>> Claire: Don't push her.
Just give her some time.
I knew this wasn't gonna be
easy for any of us.
>> Lily: Okay, well, if neither
of us wants the game, now what?
>> Daniel: It's hard to imagine
Princess Louisa being finished,
taken off the platform.
>> Lily: Yeah, I mean, it's been
an anchor for OmegaSphere.
And so much more.
Maybe we keep the game?
Leave it as is?
>> Daniel: You mean let it
become a library game?
>> Lily: Yeah, an instant
classic. And we market
the nostalgia factor.
>> Daniel: So, no sequels?
>> Lily: No, and no changing
the material.
>> Daniel: I like that idea.
>> Lily: And in exchange,
Chancellor-Winters can open up
a college tuition trust fund
for Lucy.
>> Daniel: That is very
generous.
>> Lily: Well, I mean, without
her, there would be no
Princess Louisa.
>> Daniel: Wouldn't exist
without you either.
>> Lily: Or you.
So, do we have a deal?
>> Daniel: I think it sounds
more than fair.
>> Lily: Look at that.
A little communication,
a little compromise.
I'm really sorry.
I know it's my fault.
I let my emotions get the best
of me. I dug my heels in.
>> Daniel: I totally
understand why.
And I am so sorry
for everything that happened.
>> Lily: Well, let's end
on a high note, okay?
No more apologies.
No more talking about it.
>> Daniel: Fair enough.
I'll let, um...
I'll let my lawyer know.
>> Lily: I will too.
>> Daniel: So, it's done.
>> Lily: It's done.
Slightly happier ending than
what we had before.
>> Daniel: You know, I wish you
all the happiness and success
in the world.
You deserve it.
And so much more.
>> Lily: Thank you.
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