WENDY: Previously on Lipstick Jungle...
I'm sleeping with a 25-year-old.
What? What?
I didn't tell you guys because I didn't want you looking at me
the way you're looking at me now.
You and Charles... Well, I didn't cheat on you.
But you didn't tell us, so you kind of did.
Please make sure that David Hernandez gets this composer demo.
I don't want to be offered a job just because I'm your husband.
I submitted you under a different name. What?
I got the job! Oh!
I wanted this to be simple, you know, just physical,
so that I could walk away from it at any time.
I'm not so sure that that's what this is anymore.
I'm thinking about getting into the fashion business,
and I think you are a damn good investment.
MAN: Out seam, 23-and-a-quarter.
It's madness. It's great.
How's Chicago? When are you coming back?
Day after tomorrow. I miss your face.
I miss you, too.
What are you wearing?
Oh. Okay.
MAN: Maybe you could take it in about four inches.
Bubbles.
We're in that big-ass bathtub of yours, like the other night.
Remind me. Use adjectives.
Where do you want this?
Just put it right in there.
Yes, ma'am.
I was talking to Roy.
Did you invite him into the tub? 'Cause I didn't.
(LAUGHING) Hold on a second. Let me get rid of this call.
Special-order silks arrived.
Nice. Ooh, I love that.
You kept going without me?
No, I was...
(SIGHS)
Okay. Just hold on one second.
(BATTERY BEEPING) Hello? Oh!
Okay, privacy.
(BEEPING CONTINUES) I'm losing you.
No, no. Joe. Joe.
You're not gonna lose me.
WENDY: Shh, or the kids will hear us.
SHANE: Well, keep it down then.
WENDY: Oh, I can't... I can't breathe. I need air.
I need air. I need air.
(GASPING)
(GRUNTING)
Oh, honey. Mmm.
Oh, look how late it is already.
Well, darling, we had a date for this last night.
You're the one that conked out.
But you never came to bed.
I did eventually.
I was tossing around some ideas. I ended up getting three more cues done.
You proud of me?
(LAUGHING) Very. All right, look.
Ten more minutes, and then you have to take Taylor to school.
Oh, no, no, no, no. You have to. What?
I promised Darin a CD before lunch,
and I still have one more scene to score, so...
This, you have time for?
Well, there's priorities, isn't there? Uh-huh.
Mmm. I got a 9:00 with the Asian distributors.
Well, I better get a move on then, haven't I?
(PANTING)
Do you see how crazy it is here?
I have to wait in line to pee.
We're tripping all over each other.
I have an audience when I'm trying to have a little phone sex.
Ooh, phone sex with Joe Bennett. What's that like?
"Oh, the NASDAQ's up 37 points! Oh!"
Hey, have those new places on Canal Street opened up yet?
Yeah, they're pricey. Is money no object?
Not for a Cantero.
Who? Oh, right, Candy Man.
He's been great so far. Everything we need, we get.
What do you know exactly about this new investor of yours?
I know his checks clear.
Well, so did Bugsy Siegel's.
He's a venture capitalist, he's capitalizing on my venture.
Why are you questioning him?
Why aren't you? You know, it's your name out there, your business.
Which was one Chapter away from Eleven until he showed up.
Have you talked to anyone about him?
Of course. I talked to Joe,
and he knows the guy, and he approves of him 100 percent.
Well, then.
Okay, what is going on with you?
Why are you looking so luminous?
No, really. You're radiant, and it's bugging me.
Is it the Hollywood Cookie Diet?
No, I've just been getting a little exercise recently.
WENDY: Hi! Hey! Honey, hey!
You're late!
Okay, look, this is why it pays to be nice to every parent,
even if you're sure that their kid's on a speedboat to Rikers Island.
Do we know this person?
Hey, don't interrupt. Excuse me.
All right, so I'm dropping Taylor off at school,
and this mother, who's a high muckety-muck at Scholastic, gets a phone call.
I listened. Turns out she's talking about the Harry Potter books.
Apparently, J.K. Rowling may have written
a prequel to the books years ago. Never gave it to anybody.
Nobody has the publishing rights or the film rights,
and the word is, she may be ready to share it with us Muggles.
Whoa, you get that for Parador...
Can you imagine?
I can imagine running a chapter or two in the June issue.
That might sell some magazines.
No, you can't say anything yet.
No, I'm just talking to you.
Seriously. I want to figure out the perfect way to approach this.
Why do you look so good? Did she lighten her hair?
She says it's exercise. She's lying.
All right, fine. I'm gonna come clean.
It's the Hollywood Cookie Diet.
Aren't there any decent numbers I can show them?
I think Nico may have overestimated what the web presence would bring in.
No one expected a million hits overnight. It takes time.
Will I live to see it?
If we just stick with the blue-chip advertisers...
We have them. ...we'll be fine.
It's about content, running stories that our competitors don't have.
Last time you said that, we ran a story about an innocent man
who was convicted and executed by the time we hit the stands.
That trial was a farce.
If you two have nothing tangible to offer, don't waste my time!
Hector, wait. I do have something.
What?
I can't go into details right now, but I got a tip this morning.
I got a tip this morning, too.
Take Madison, there's construction on Park.
What, Nico?
What if we got our hands on the unpublished prequel of Harry Potter?
They all sound great. Find the space that works for you.
Well, how would you feel about a two-year lease?
We could probably score a better deal.
Fantastic.
Refill, sir?
No, thank you. I should be going.
Are you sure you don't want to see some of my new sketches?
Would you like to look through my stock portfolio
and tell me what I should hold on to and what I should sell?
Point taken.
I say pick your top three. The third's usually the charm.
Let me know, and we'll make it happen.
Just like that?
More or less.
Well, thank you! Thank you for everything.
You're the engine, Victory. I'm just filling the tank.
Bye.
Okay, is he for real?
As far as fairy godfathers go, you hit the jackpot.
It's not color corrected, but he'll get the idea.
Do you know how long he's gonna be?
Wendy. Mike.
Wendy, I was just about to come see you... Oh! Just give me a second.
Hector. Wendy.
Do you have a second? I've got that other ending that you wanted.
Well, leave it. I'm in a board meeting for the next few hours.
But very, very nice work on the J.K. Rowling scoop.
I'm sure if anyone can close that deal, it's you two.
Have a good trip.
I need a pretzel.
(CAR HORN HONKING)
"Have a good trip"?
I'm sorry. I know that you wanted to wait.
It just kind of happened in the moment.
My moment.
Look, I gave you full credit. You heard Hector.
(STAMMERING) I told you, like, an hour ago, Nico.
I knew that if I got Hector onboard
that he would offer us everything and give us everything
that we needed to make this happen together.
That is not the point. Yes, it is, Wendy.
If we don't move on this quickly, it's gonna be too late.
Look, we could take the corporate jet, fly tomorrow to...
What? ...Edinburgh, meet with Rowling's agents,
offer them everything under the sun.
They are not gonna be able to resist us.
I can't go to Scotland. Shane is so busy right now.
I promised I'd be more available,
and I can't do that from the other side of the Atlantic.
It'll take three days, four at most. I...
(STAMMERING) Kilts! Bagpipes!
Whiskey, Scotch, more Scotch. And your movie deal.
I can't.
Wendy?
I'm sorry.
We... Look, you go. Go. Okay?
Bring me back a tam.
(SOFT ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)
NICO: Oh.
Oh, yeah. Oh, oh, wait. There. Oh.
Oh.
What time is it?
Who cares?
Me. I...
(GASPING) I gotta... I gotta go.
Nope.
I... Look...
Give me back my feet.
Not if you're gonna use them to leave.
Come here.
(LAUGHING)
I gotta... I... Uh-uh.
Come back and spend the night.
Your husband's still out of town, right?
I gotta pack tonight, get ready for my trip.
How long you gonna be away?
Not long.
Not long is still too long.
Then why don't you come with me?
To your apartment?
To Scotland.
I'm going there alone, and my meetings won't take all day.
Are you serious?
Wouldn't it be nice to see each other outside of these four walls?
Walk down the street together without looking over our shoulder?
I mean, we wouldn't be able to fly together,
and we'd have to get separate rooms at the hotel, but...
Yes.
(LAUGHING) BOTH: Yes.
Yes. Yes.
Yes. Yes. Wait. Wait. Mmm-hmm. Yes.
(UPBEAT POP MUSIC PLAYING)
WENDY: Like, less than an hour. All right. Look, I don't know.
I just... I thought I was really clear when I said I wanted to wait.
I should have been more specific.
Well, how did you put it? I said I wanted to wait.
Well, I could see how that could be confusing.
It just would have been nice if I was the one to tell Hector. That's all.
I know she's your BFF and everything, but...
Did Maddie teach you that?
Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, don't get me wrong.
I love Nico. I really do.
But if she ever has a chance to make herself look good, she grabs it.
Well, everyone does that. I do that.
Yeah, but you never step on anyone to get it.
No, no. No mayo. That's Taylor's. She... Sorry.
She didn't step on me. More like over.
Look, you know what? It's fine. Look, she'll go. She'll make the deal.
It'll be good for everyone.
Plus, there's nothing I can do about it now.
Yes, there is. Hmm?
You go on the trip. You stake your claim.
I can't go now. You're too busy.
Mmm-hmm, and, hopefully, I'm gonna keep being busy.
And let's figure out how we're gonna adjust.
Does this involve selling our children?
Possibly.
Look, darling, this is your catch. Don't let Nico score it alone.
You need to be there.
Thank you.
I'm gonna go change my clothes.
Go on, then.
Is this about you wanting to read the prequel before anybody?
Don't even think of coming home without it.
Surprise! Oh!
(BOTH LAUGHING)
Hey!
Wow! Wow! You came.
(LAUGHING) I made it.
Okay.
So, Shane convinced me. Oh! Sorry. Here.
Thank you.
Ha! Great. Great. Great.
(SIGHS) Cocktail!
(POP MUSIC PLAYING)
JOE: Poser. This one is Lillian.
Poser. Serious buyer.
First-timer.
My former dentist.
Well, aren't you gonna say hello?
Why should I? He gave me a sinus infection.
How do you know if someone's a real buyer and if someone's not?
Anyone too done up is here for the scene, not the art.
First-timers have that deer-in-the-headlights look.
Ah. There she is.
Bidding will start at 20.
Thousand?
Million?
Just gave yourself away, Bambi.
You would spend that on this?
You asked.
Here comes the biggest poser.
Well, well, well. Look who's here buying art.
You still trying to furnish that mausoleum you're living in?
Victory Ford, Allan Farrow.
Hello.
Nice to meet you.
You're as beautiful as your designs. Way too good for him.
Marcia didn't think so.
(CHUCKLING) And yet, she married me.
That's called the Stockholm syndrome.
You can forget that painting. It's going home with me.
We'll see. So far I'm two for two.
See you at the auction, Allan.
Was that your evil twin, or are you his?
(CHUCKLES)
I used to date his wife.
Centuries ago, back in B School.
He likes to throw money around,
trying to show me up whenever he can.
I throw right back.
20 million isn't a toss, Joe. It's a hospital.
That's quite an expensive rivalry.
He's hardly my rival. I don't give him a second thought.
Poser.
(LAUGHING)
Oh.
Taylor packed Chip for me in case I got lonely.
All right. I'll see what else is in here. Oh, a healthy snack for Mom.
Do you want a box?
I'm good. Maybe later.
Maybe. What's up? Are you okay?
Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine.
You don't seem fine.
What happened to you, me, Scotch, more Scotch, kilts?
I'm sorry, honey. Look, I'm... You know what? I'm really tired.
I was up really late last night cramming for our meetings.
You know, I haven't read the books or seen the movies
a million times like you have.
(SIGHS) Okay, well...
Oh! Well, just in case, he also threw in Boggle.
Boggle. How about a game of Boggle?
I think I'm just gonna close my eyes for a little bit. Do you mind?
Not at all.
Okay. Thanks.
(SIGHS)
It's not bad.
You could buy that and still have enough left over
to buy a beach house to hang it in.
Or we could give it to a hospital.
Or a pet hospital.
Where do you think Mr. Cantero's money comes from?
Why?
I don't know. It's just so weird.
He writes me checks like he's handing out tickets to a pony ride.
He must have a lot of faith in your talent.
I don't know. Would you invest that much money
in someone you hardly knew?
(STAMMERING) I'm not even sure
if I'm wanting the kind of overhead that he's willing to bankroll.
Well, then maybe you shouldn't be moving. Maybe it's too soon.
Couple months you might need a factory, not a loft.
Well, on the other hand, working where I sleep isn't really working for me.
Come stay at my house.
What does that mean?
It means you don't have to sleep on a sewing machine.
Joe, are you...
Did you just ask me to move in with you?
Did you hear those words?
I heard something that sounded a lot like those words.
I'm offering you a temporary solution to your problem.
I would like that very much.
Good.
Here you go, ma'am. That message was left for you this morning.
Thank you.
What's that? Is it Hector?
It's Bonfire stuff.
Oh. Hey, do you want to grab a drink?
I'm a bit wired from the flight.
You know what? I'm gonna go to my room and make a few phone calls,
and then I'll join you in a bit. In a while. I'll be right there.
Okay.
Ma'am, you will be in 216.
Thank you.
Pleasure.
Wow. Hometown of J.K. Rowling.
What's that like?
I only bring it up because she always seems so elusive.
Well, it wouldn't do to gossip about a national treasure now, would it?
Enjoy your stay.
Thank you.
(BELL RINGS)
(UPBEAT POP MUSIC PLAYING)
Where has he been hiding this room?
I've never been in here before.
Does he ever use it?
Not much.
Well, it's massive. He could have 100 people in here for dancing.
Yeah. I'll suggest that.
Oh, this room is so nice.
I've never been in here before, either.
Oh, it was the library up until a few hours ago.
Joe did all this for me? Just today?
Yes! He did it all.
And voila.
What? What is this?
ELLEN: Everything a girl could possibly want. All new, all your size.
Oh.
Oh, my God.
How could he?
(EXCLAIMING)
VICTORY: He is nuts.
ELLEN: Possibly.
Ooh.
Oh, my God!
(LAUGHING) What's through here, customer service?
It's your bedroom.
My bedroom?
My bedroom.
Yeah.
Hello? Yeah? If you're there, I can't hear you.
Now whoever this is, I can't hear anything you're...
Okay.
Can I take your order? Scotch, please.
Kincannon? Sure.
Single malt? Why not.
Fifteen-year-old? Twenty-year-old?
Do you prefer oaky or something more peaty?
You know what? I think I'll just have a beer. Thank you.
Any kind of beer.
Wow, they take their Scotches pretty seriously, huh?
Okay and peaty sound like something my son would watch on Saturday morning.
So what brings you to Scotland?
Work. How about you?
A beautiful woman.
In fact, I'm waiting for her now.
Oh, I happen to be waiting for a beautiful woman, too.
(LAUGHS) Look at that.
WENDY: Oh, here she is!
Hey! NICO: Oh.
Hey.
You know Nico?
Oh, so you two have met?
Not officially.
Wendy Healy, Kirby Atwood.
Hi.
We didn't think you were coming.
You know what? Can you grab me a drink?
Yeah. Thanks.
This is exactly what I didn't want to happen.
"We."
"We didn't think you were coming"?
Is that why you were so weird to me when I got on that plane?
You let me sit there for six hours thinking you didn't want me here.
I guess you didn't.
Wendy, you said that you didn't want to come,
and then when you did, I didn't know how to tell you.
I cannot believe that you're still seeing him.
I thought that my getting him that job
was your way of saying goodbye and good luck.
I never said that. I mean, maybe it wasn't the smartest thing to do,
to have him meet me here, but I...
Maybe?
I wanted to see what it would be like
to be in a place where nobody knows us.
Can you please just stay for a drink?
Don't drag me into this, Nico.
I don't want to get to know him or like him.
What? When we get back to New York, you wanna double date?
Here's your beer.
Thank you.
Scotch, neat.
(SIGHS)
Cheers.
Here I thought I was the compulsive one.
Oh, my God, Joe. When I die, if heaven isn't exactly like this,
I'm gonna be very disappointed.
Funny. In my version of heaven, you own very few clothes.
I thought we were gonna have dinner.
I had a late meeting.
Then we'll have a nightcap.
Can't. I have calls to return.
I am living here, right?
Which makes interaction like this very convenient.
Listen, what are you doing tomorrow?
I got the auction, then a black-tie thing at The Waldorf.
Someone's being honored. It might be me. I'm never sure.
Okay. Then it's a date.
Lovely. I'll pick you up at 7:00.
Well, I hope that you don't get caught in traffic
between the third and the fourth floor.
I hear it's brutal during rush hour.
Sleep well.
I know that we don't have any plans tonight,
but is there any room for some spontaneity in this arrangement?
I think that can be arranged.
So Wendy, you have two kids, right?
A boy and a girl.
Taylor's 6 and Maddie's 14.
Oh.
Teenagers are a handful, huh?
I'm sure you can relate.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
Look, I'm sorry.
I can imagine this must feel like a really horrible surprise party.
You know, but for what it's worth,
I am really glad to finally meet you.
And you know what? I finally get the chance to say thank you
for setting me up with that job.
It was great. I appreciated it.
You know what? I am suddenly very tired,
so I am going to go call home before the kids go to bed.
I'll see you at our meetings.
Wendy. Goodnight.
I am so sorry I dragged you here.
I'm sorry I came.
If I'd known something like this could happen, then...
No, but you didn't.
You realize that we can't... This isn't gonna be the trip that we thought it was.
Yeah, I kind of figured.
Well, hey, at least she was nice to me before she knew who I was.
That's something, right?
You know, maybe I should go. I could catch the first flight out in the morning.
I'm sorry. Don't.
Look, I had a great day.
I took some killer pictures. It's fine.
And it's gonna be okay.
She's your best friend. She'll deal with it.
Yeah, I'm sure she will.
Thank you for being such a trooper.
What did you expect me to do? Throw a fit? Start knocking things over?
I thought it was a possibility.
Lady, I'm not giving you any excuses to get rid of me.
GUIDE: Ladies and gentlemen, please step this way.
Well, I had a couple of hours to kill before the meeting,
so I thought I'd take in a little culture.
Well, I'm surprised I caught you.
I figured you and Nico would be busy
buying every argyle sweater in a 100-mile radius.
Yeah, well, we're kind of doing independent study.
That's unusual.
Oh, look, honey, I've got to go. Okay?
The tour guide's giving me the evil eye. Kiss the kids. I love you.
Love you, too.
Sorry. My husband, he's in New York.
Delightful for you.
Here we have Elizabeth I, born 1533, died 1603.
Elizabeth's chief rival was Mary, Queen of Scots.
Mary for a time was married to the heir to the throne of England,
but it was common knowledge she was having an affair with her secretary,
one David Rizzio.
Oh, excuse me?
Yes? How old was that secretary?
I'm afraid I don't know.
Probably 25.
Although they were once very close, eventually, it was discovered that
Mary was involved in the plot to have Elizabeth killed
so she could usurp her power.
Doesn't that figure?
(CLEARS THROAT)
Sorry.
Your fairy godfather's here. He's in the back.
Again?
What, does this guy live here now?
He's checking the latest invoices.
How did I end up with one billionaire
who doesn't have enough time to have dinner with me at his own house
and another one who stops by 50 times a week
just to green-light paperclips?
He likes you.
My mother doesn't like me that much.
(SIGHS)
I got to admit, there's something kind of hinkey going on with him.
You think?
Mr. Cantero, how are you?
Oh, I'm well, Victory. And you?
I'm good.
I'm glad you're here, because I have a couple of thoughts
that I want to run by you.
Go ahead.
I would like to do a sheepskin line.
How would you feel about us breeding our own sheep?
Sounds efficient. You thinking something upstate?
The Catskills, maybe.
I'll do some research.
Great. That's great. Great. Um...
Oh!
See this collar here? I'm thinking feathers.
Have you ever heard of the Chinese Crested Tern?
It's pretty rare. It's, like, almost extinct.
But these feathers, they are the exact right color and texture,
but I know that they're gonna be a little bit expensive...
But if they'll make the dress work, then you should not hesitate.
Yeah. Well, they have to be shipped in these
special ain'tight, climate-controlled containers so that they don't molt.
Well, just put a note on the invoice
to remind me that we spoke about this,
and I'll make sure that it goes through.
Anything else today?
No. No, that's all. That's all.
Well, then. Have a wonderful day. Always a pleasure.
The Chinese Crested Tern?
National Geographic. Dermatologist's office.
(KNOCK ON DOOR)
I'm almost ready.
I just got off the phone with Rowling's lawyer,
and the meeting's canceled.
Why?
I don't know. I couldn't get a straight answer.
Either Rowling got cold feet, or,
more likely, someone got in there and made an offer before we did.
We came here for nothing?
Hector's gonna be disappointed.
Well, not necessarily.
Rowling has a kid in a private school up in Merchiston.
I hear that she's a very hands-on mom.
She drops off the kids at school. She picks them up.
How does that help us?
Well, we could go over there and try to meet her,
and you could do the whole mom-to-mom thing and feel her out.
You're joking, right?
No.
If somebody came to Taylor or Maddie's school
and tried to pitch me a movie, I'd be offended.
Well, that's you, and what are you talking about?
I mean, you got the tip when you dropped Taylor off at school.
It crosses a line.
Well, I'm sorry I'm not living up to your high moral standards these days.
Oh, no. Don't do that. No, don't try to make me out to be the bad guy.
I'm not the one who flew my boy toy
halfway around the world for a booty call.
I told you bringing him here was a mistake. I know that.
Bringing him here was the mistake?
How about being with him, period?
(SIGHS)
Yes. It's wrong.
I'm a terrible person. Is that what you want to hear?
All I know is that I haven't felt this kind of passion in a long time,
and it feels really good.
Please.
What is really bothering you?
Hmm? Is it that you don't have that in your life?
You are so off base, you know that? I can't even tell you.
Can't you just be there for me?
No. No, you can't.
No!
You dropped this bomb. I found out you lied to me all this time,
cheating on your husband, who, by the way, is also a friend of mine.
So I'm sorry I'm not throwing my arms around you in support.
All right, mother superior, you made your point.
Thank God you're not a mother.
What kind of values would those poor kids be growing up with?
What if Cantero was laundering money through my company?
He's not.
How do you know? How well do you know him, anyway?
Well enough to know that he is not laundering money through your company.
Can I make a suggestion?
Use your vivid imagination to design clothes, not conspiracy theories.
Patronizing me? I'm reassuring you. There's a difference. May I?
(SIGHS)
Come on.
I want to make a slight detour before the auction.
VICTORY: What is this?
When did you get a piano?
Ellen mentioned you saying something about a dance floor.
(PIANO MUSIC PLAYING) You're insane. You're a full-on crazy person.
I know you thought we could fit a crowd in here.
I hope it's all right that it's just us.
Every kiss
Every hug
Seems to act just like a drug
You're getting to be a habit with me
You're a crazy person.
Let me stay in your arms
I'm addicted to your charms
You're getting to be a habit with me
I used to think your love was something
that I could take
or leave alone
But now I find that I must have my supply
I need you
for my own
No, I can't break away
I must have you every day
Is everything all right? It's fine. Thank you.
Can you take my bags upstairs? Thank you.
You don't have to say anything.
I know I shouldn't be here.
How was the rest of your trip?
I can't talk about it.
Why can't you talk about it? We're friends.
Is that what we are?
And other things, too. But yeah, I think so.
All right, then, friend. Go home.
I'm tired.
Did you eat dinner on the plane?
I wasn't hungry.
Well, you got to eat. Tell you what,
I'm gonna leave a cheeseburger and a chocolate shake with your doorman.
I'm fine, Kirby.
Medium-well, right?
Medium-rare.
Hello?
Hi, darling. Thought it was you.
I was just putting Taylor to bed.
How are you? Hi.
BOTH: Mmm.
Oh, look at you. Oh, is he asleep?
Yeah, yeah, but go and wake him up. Say hi.
He missed you. We all did.
Good.
Okay, I got your bags. Come on.
So, guess what I did whilst you were away?
Do I need to sit?
I booked another film.
(EXCLAIMS) Mmm-hmm.
Darin was showing a rough cut of the film to his director friends,
with some of my cues in it, and this one guy, Kyle Henderson,
I think you know him, right? Yeah, I do.
Yeah, he really liked my work.
He's got a movie in prep. He called me this morning.
We met and that was it. Oh!
There you are! Oh, honey, congratulations.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
Thanks, darling. What about your time? How'd it go?
You show that Nico Reilly who's boss? Hey?
Not really, no. I'm gonna go see Taylor.
AUCTIONEER: Sold!
(CROWD APPLAUDS)
Next up this evening, Vincent Van Gogh's L'Arlesienne.
We'll begin our bidding tonight at $20 million.
$20 million. I have 20 million from Mr. Farrow.
Do I have 22.5?
22.5, Mr. Dunlop, thank you.
Do I have 25?
25. Phone bid, 25.
Do I have 27.5?
27.5, Mr. Dunlop, thank you.
Do I have 30?
$30 million, 30. We have 30.
Do I have 32.5?
32.5, Mr. Farrow.
Do I have 35? 35 million, Mr. Joe Bennett.
35 million. 37.5, Mr. Farrow.
Do I have 40? 40 million?
40 million, Mr. Joe Bennett.
Do I have 42.5?
Oh, my God. 42.5, Mr. Farrow.
Do I have 45? What?
45. Do I have 45? I know who's behind Mr. Cantero's money.
Who? It's him.
Allan Farrow. Do I have 47.5?
You said that he always wants everything that you have.
47.5, Mr. Farrow. Well, he's rich,
and he found a way to mess with both of us at the same time.
Do I have 50? It makes total sense.
$50 million, Mr. Joe Bennett.
Do I have 52.5? He didn't buy your company.
How do you know?
52.5? Because I did.
$50 million going once.
Going twice. Sold to Mr. Joe Bennett
for a record $50 million.
(CROWD APPLAUDS)
How could you go behind my back like that?
If I had been upfront about it, you would have said no.
Yes, I would have said no.
I don't want the man that I'm dating owning me.
God, what did you say to him?
Just give her anything she wants?
Within reason.
By the way, a sheep farm?
Shut up! I was testing him.
Can I have one of those? No, you're not staying.
Can I at least explain why I did what I did?
A, your company is a good investment.
B, I was trying to protect you from people who actually might have
taken advantage of you, like the Allan Farrows of the world.
C, I thought once you were up and running
and things were going well, you would be grateful instead of angry, and D...
Do I have to sit through all 26 letters,
or can we maybe jump ahead?
D, taking a small struggling company
and turning it into a thriving business is what I do.
It's the best of me, Victory. That's what I was offering you, my best.
Everything you just said, I would trade to be able to just trust you.
And I am genuinely sorry for the lie.
I hope that it is mitigated by what was behind it.
It isn't.
Which leaves us where?
On opposite sides of the issue.
(SNIFFLES)
Sell my company. Just sell Victory Ford.
I will. In time.
Really? 'Cause, I'm thinking 9:00 a.m. Tomorrow morning works for me.
Once we're in profit. It'd be irresponsible otherwise to both of us.
Did you hear anything that I just said right now?
I did.
Did you hear anything I said?
We're done!
We're done.
Enjoy your $50 million painting.
(DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR CLOSES)
(CRYING)
(SNIFFLING)
(GROANS)
Oh.
Oh, my. You're up early.
Actually, I'm up late.
Oh, you're jet-lagging.
Probably.
So, Scotland?
Sucked.
We didn't get the book.
Oh.
And?
And I saw some sides to Nico I'd just as soon not know about.
Oh, hon, you'd be the only one who doesn't know about them.
But you know what? I think that's why you need her in your life.
You complement each other.
Oh, I did everything but compliment her.
I don't know if we'll ever even talk again.
Oh, well, I have faith. If there's one thing you and Nico can do,
it's talk.
(CHUCKLES)
I'm gonna go put some coffee on.
Hey. Hey.
Going out to lunch?
Uh-huh.
Part of me wishes you told me everything from the beginning,
and part of me wishes I never found out.
Yeah, same here.
Nico, it was a rough couple of days. We both...
The thing I said to you in the hotel, the "mommy" comment,
that was a lousy thing to say. Maybe you can forget it.
Tell me how.
Um, I'm gonna...
I'm gonna be late.
Have a good lunch.
Okay.