NARRATOR: Previously on The Mob Doctor:
WOMAN: You recognize your patient? Witness protection for more than a year.
I never agreed to kill somebody. Yes, you did.
You came to me begging and pleading for your brother's life.
[GUNSHOT]
After I killed Moretti for you, you decided to stay.
Long as you're in Chicago, I own you.
GRACE: Franco know you killed his boss?
CONSTANTINE: He got rid of the body.
FRANCO: You look good. He almost buried me alive.
Constantine thinks you're 6 feet under in Kenosha.
You know what they say, God helps those that help themselves.
Just walk away.
[♪♪♪]
Really good.
GIRL: Thanks.
GRACE: When I was little, a strange man moved down the street.
Neighbors were upset, and I wasb't allowed near the house.
Even the cops couldn't get rid of him.
But there was one man who could.
In my mind, he showed up just for me,
and I was always glad to see him.
[OVER SPEAKERS] ♪ Slow ride♪♪
I love seeing you in your habitat.
I used to come here when I was 14, get wasted and play pool.
Really? No.
But my uncle taught me how to hustle pool.
Twelve in the corner pocket, then the nine downstairs.
I have no idea what that means. It means you're gonna lose.
BRETT: Oh, really?
What are you doing? Trying to distract you.
You're gonna have to try harder.
[GRACE CHUCKLES]
Did you hear Dr. Baylor cut her sabbatical short?
Why?
There's a cardiac autotransplantation on the schedule.
Did she pick a resident to assist? No, but I would kill for it.
You're gonna have to fight Olivia. I'll fight her. Ha, ha.
Yeah.
MAN: Yeah!
TONY: Triple doubles. Set them up. MAN: Here we go.
What the hell? Grace Devlin in the house?
High-school friends. Hey. JIMMY: Hey.
Hey. How you doing?
Unh! Oh, okay.
Jimmy. Brett.
Got time to hang out with us. I'm here for the fries.
Hey, Grace. Hey, Tony.
This whiskey ain't gonna drink itself. I'm coming.
I got to go. Say hey to your ma? TONY: Aah!
WOMAN: You okay?
Oh, hell.
MAN: Are you serious? BRETT: All right.
GRACE: Okay, let's have a look. I'm good. I just slipped.
[GROANS]
Occipital lac.
Galea's still intact. English .
Your drunk ass fell and you cracked your head open.
You need stitches.
It's a scratch. No.
It doesn't hurt. You're plastered.
This will keep your wounds closed until you get to a hospital. We'll drive.
I'm good.
Next stop, Crow & the Whistle.
Jimmy's buying. Let's move.
MAN: Let's go. Let's go. TONY: Yes. See you.
[CELL PHONE CHIMES]
TONY: Move it along. Let's go.
The hospital? No, it's my mom. I hate to say it.
You gotta go.
[♪♪♪]
Your text said something about a woman so I picked some stuff up.
The baby ain't mine.
Oh, okay. I wasn't.
You upset about the car explosion, huh?
I'm okay.
Yeah, but you saw a guy die. I see men die every day.
Listen, Constantine's putting feelers out. Someone's gonna pay.
Remember when we were in high school?
Used to talk about taking off to Mexico, boost a ride, drive till we got there?
Yeah.
Do it.
Put your family in the car and get out of Chicago, Grace.
Okay, you're scaring me.
You don't need this. It's time to leave.
Grace, thanks for coming.
This is Traci.
My baby hasn't moved in almost two days.
When are you due? About three weeks.
You have an OB-GYN?
In Detroit. Constantine wants to have the baby here
so he sent Gio to pick me up
and saw you're gonna deliver the baby.
Boss, got some business over on Pilsen. All right I take off!
Yeah.
Why don't we take a look?
So you work for Constantine?
Once in a while.
He pay for your medical school or something?
Or something.
We have good cardiac activity. Fetal heart rate's in the 160s.
I've been doing everything right, no drinking, no smoking.
Traci, your baby's breech.
I'd like to turn him, he's the right size, if you'll let me.
Will it hurt him?
Not if I do it right.
Well, yeah, okay.
[♪♪♪]
Get his head down, ready to meet Mom in a few weeks.
Just so you know, I'm really not a bad person.
I didn't think you were.
How is she?
The baby's fine. The mother is too.
She wanted me to know she's not a bad person.
Who am I to judge? Maybe she's hormonal.
Constantine. What?
You gonna tell me what's going on or am I gonna ask her?
She got knocked up by a politician.
I'm brokering a lilttle deal tring to keep it quiet.
That's all you need to know.
I gotta go.
[♪♪♪]
FRANCO: I think you got him.
Yeah?
I'm shooting bottles while Constantine takes everything away from me.
Why don't you ask about my day? Maybe I got good news.
What are you, my girlfriend?
What's standing between you and Chicago?
Between you and Constantine?
Are you serious?
You found him, Ralph Severino?
You gave me a job. I don't like to let you down.
Severino's holed up at some motel on Cumberland Avenue.
He's under FBI protection.
MORETTI: Yeah, I need to get to him.
He's got a marshal sitting in front of his door 24/7.
They wanna keep him alive so he could testify against me, right?
It ain't happening.
Are you missing the part about the marshal?
We're not gonna get to Severino. I got a way.
Profile says she works at Café Forno.
You gotta find her.
Who is she?
My ticket back to Chicago.
[♪♪♪]
In a press release, U. S. attorney, Mark Hanson, announced
the government will proceed with its trial
against fugitive mob boss, Paul Moretti.
CONSTANTINE: Five dimes on the home team, with the points.
Alderman's stuck in traffic. Look at this.
While Moretti remains at large,
U.S. attorney has decided to continue with the trial.
A guilty verdict will likely land Moretti on the most-wanted list.
It'd save the feds money if they knew I clipped him.
And you'd be arrested for murder, huh?
You know, you really are starting to be a buzzkill, pal.
[DOOR THUMPS]
Here he comes.
David. Davy boy. Ha, ha.
Long time no see. Come on. Let's get a drink.
I'm fine, and I prefer "alderman."
Stavos Kazan.
You've been acting like your boss was just down the street
instead of going gray in Stateville.
He's loyal, more than I can say for some people.
Come on. Let's sit down, David.
I'm fine.
You know, there was a time, wasn't too long ago,
you were a Young Turk out there, gonna change the world.
And as I recall, you had both your hands in our pockets.
Which is why I took this meeting, but given my stance,
I didn't think you'd be backing my campaign.
Perhaps we can change your mind.
Before Moretti disappeared, he tried everything to get my support.
Begged, bribed. Bugged the crap out of me.
If I didn't change my vote for him, I'm certainly not gonna change it for you.
[♪♪♪]
Thought of any names yet?
Names?
Names for what?
For your new son.
He's due in a few weeks.
Traci Coolidge, she's a beautiful woman.
I'm a happily married man.
Why you booked your liaison with a burner phone
and paid for it with a pay-as-you-go credit card.
Slick.
But still greasy.
I see prison didn't knock the edge off.
Don't call me again.
Unless you plan on making a sizable campaign contribution.
I got your number, alderman.
[CHUCKLES]
I finally went out with the guy from the gym.
The grunter? Blue shorts.
Oh, and? And it was like prom night.
A whole day of getting ready for two minutes of disappointment.
I've been looking for you. My head won't shop bleeding.
It's because you need stitches, you dumbass. I'll call down to the ER.
Well, I gotta be at the shop in an hour. Can you help me out?
Please? Room 406 is open.
All right. Follow me.
No, no, no. You guys, wait there.
GRACE: Okay, I am going to numb your scalp.
Oh, it hurts. I haven't even started.
Well, just do it fast. I can't be late.
GRACE: Okay, you want fast?
I can give you fast.
Ow! Ow! Aah!
Ow! Ow! Ow!
Did you just staple my frigging head? Mm-hm. With a surgical stapler.
All right, come back in 10 days and have those removed.
Thanks. I owe you.
Dr. Devlin.
[♪♪♪]
It's just blood.
That's a halo sign. Okay, you're leaking cerebral spinal ﬂuid.
What does that mean? You need a CT scan.
What about work?
GRACE: You're taking a sick day. Take him to radiology. I'll get that CT ordered.
Hey. What are you doing here?
Do you remember Tony from the bar? He has a halo sign.
Why are you here and not with Dr. Baylor?
She already stared the pre-op briefing for the surgical staff.
We ligate the inferior and superior vena cava,
pulmonary artery, vein and aorta so the organ may be removed.
Now, why does the heart need to be removed in the first place?
The large cancer mass on the back wall
of the atrial chamber is inaccessible in its anatomic position.
What is the hemodynamic significance of the location of this tumor?
As Mary's left atrium pumps blood, the opposite wall balloons
instead of contacting, impeding blood ﬂow.
If the mass increases as little as 5 percent, It could result in death.
Very good. The cancer can then safely be excised
[CELL PHONE BEEPING]
from the atrial wall and sent into pathology.
After the margins are deemed cancer-free
the heart goes back into the body
and we go out for martinis. ALL: Heh, heh, heh.
Who's my anesthesiologist?
It would be Dr. Johnston.
Tell him I'll be using Sevoﬂurane.
Oh, not a good idea. Patient has a family history of malignant hyperthermia.
That's not in the patient history. I spoke with the patient.
I tracked down the mother's records.
The mother died of appendicitis.
Died during an appendectomy, an allergic reaction to the anesthetic.
I would suggest we switch to propofol.
Good catch, doctor.
You may have just saved my patient's life.
Now, everyone, back to work.
Dr. Devlin, can we speak a minute?
Thank you for that. Oh, yeah. I'm glad I could help.
I'm giving the assist to Olivia, which is no reﬂection on your skills.
Yeah. You're disappointed. I'm sorry.
No. I understand. Thank you.
[♪♪♪]
GRACE: Hey. Hey, Grace.
And guy from the bar last night.
Tony Picosta meet Dr. Robinson. You had a ﬂashlight in your pocket.
Yeah, you pulled a Greg Louganis off the bar.
Grace, you ever talk to Franco?
I thought you'd be hitched to that son of a bitch.
Oh, sorry. New guy doesn't know about the old guy.
My bad. Hey, let's talk about my head.
CT showed no fracture, no brain bleed.
What about my stain?
Cerebral spinal ﬂuid isn't yours.
Did you get into a fight last night? No.
I mean, the guys were horsing around in the party van, but...
[♪♪♪]
BRETT: Hey, fellas.
Hey. guys.
BRETT: Yo, hey. Get off me.
MAN: What the hell, Devlin? GRACE: Jimmy? Jimmy?
Jimmy?
MAN: Jimmy. GRACE: Oh, my God.
Nurse, page code trauma now. MAN: Jimmy, what's that?
DOCTOR: Prepare to align.
Supraorbital, right? NURSE: Right.
Get him in the Mayfield, set the craniotome.
NURSE: Yes, doctor.
DOCTOR: Watch it.
Okay. One, two, three.
GRACE: Dr. While.
This is Elaine, Jimmy's wife.
She and I went to school together. How is he?
He has a cribriform plate fracture with bleeding around his brain.
I don't understand.
It's an epidural hematoma.
I don't know what you are talking about. Tell me he's gonna be okay.
I'm about to remove the blood around his brain.
If all goes well, he'll be fine.
Please excuse me.
Why couldn't you just say that? I'm sorry.
I wanted you to understand-- That's your job. You're the doctor.
I don't know what I'd do without him.
[CELL PHONE RINGING]
What do you need? CONSTANTINE: Traci's water broke.
She's not due for a few weeks. Yeah, tell that to the kid.
How far apart are her contractions? I don't know. I'm here at my house.
She's by herself? No, she's with Gio right now.
Gio's mother's gonna look after the kid until the final arrangements are made.
All right. I'm on my way.
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
Was that Grace?
Yeah. She's on her way over to see her now.
He can live in denial of the sonogram, but he won't deny ﬂesh and blood.
Once he changes his position, we're close to a majority in city council.
You got that right.
Here. A little something I want you to have.
I figure 15 years of loyalty, you deserve the gold one.
If I knew you were gonna get me a $20,000 watch,
I would have visited more often.
It's all happening, Tino.
Everything's falling into place.
[♪♪♪]
Let's hope you're right.
Hey.
PEGGY: So, what can I get you? I'll have a double espresso.
Coming right up. Thanks, Peggy.
[♪♪♪]
GRACE: Hey, Ro.
Grace, why aren't you in the OR? What?
Dr. Baylor's autotransplantation. It's a slam dunk for a journal article.
Baylor picked Olivia over me. You're joking.
No. Hey, listen, can you take a lunch break now?
I just finished my shift. Why?
Can you get me a BOA kit, an OB drape set and a pediatric mask?
Are we delivering babies?
Hopefully just one. The mom's in labor now.
How far apart? Contractions. Don't know.
Dilation and station? Not really sure.
Do you wanna tell me why she can't come to the hospital?
Not really.
She's in trouble and she needs our help.
GRACE: Hows Traci? Who's she?
She's here to help. Oh, unless you wanna do it.
[TRACI GROANING]
TRACI: It hurts. Oh, it hurts.
[GRUNTING]
Oh, my God. ll: hurls. GRACE: Okay.
Aahl It hurts. RO: Baby's crowning.
GRACE: All right, you gotta push, okay? You're almost there.
TRACI: I can't.
I can't. I can't. It hurts too much. It hurts too much.
Ready? You gotta give us a couple more good ones.
Okay, ready? lt hurts too much.
You can do it. One, two, three.
Argh!
MAN [OVER PA]: Blue Line express service to Chicago boarding now.
Again, Blue Line express to Chicago...
[♪♪♪]
MAN: Stand clear of closing doors.
GRACE: Okay, Traci, you're doing so great, all right?
One more big push, okay? You can do it.
The head's out. Unh!
We're almost done. I'll suction the nose.
One more. Ready? One, two, three.
[GRUNTING]
RO: That's good, Traci. Real good.
GRACE: Here he is.
[BABY CRYING]
On, good. yeah.
All right. All right.
And a full head of hair. That's good luck.
Take him away.
Everything's okay. He's healthy.
No, I don't wanna see him.
Tell Constantine I want my money.
Now.
Would you calculate and record the Apgar scores?
I'll be right back.
[♪♪♪]
[CELL PHONE RINGING]
Yeah? She wants money.
Tell me the truth. Are you selling this baby?
Of course not. What do you think I am, a pimp?
You're paying her for something.
It's none of your business, Grace. The baby's gonna be okay.
He's gonna end up with a nice Canadian couple.
Grace, Traci's bleeding.
I gotta go
RO: Oh, God. She's hemorrhaging.
Traci, come on.
TRACI: What is happening?
Her uterus isn't contracting.
It's completely atonic.
She needs Pitocin.
And an OB-GYN.
All right, screw it. I'm calling 911.
RO: Grace, she's unconscious.
[♪♪♪]
GRACE: I barely feel her pulse.
We have to operate right now.
Okay. put her down here.
Grab her head.
You need anything else?
Can you go away and come back in an hour with ice?
For what? So I can chill beer for a party.
Remember how you were thinking of going to med school?
Well, think of this as a crash course.
[♪♪♪]
OLIVIA: I really wanna thank you again for the assist.
BAYLOR: You've been working the residents board for weeks, Olivia.
You've earned it.
The margins are cancer-free and the heart is fully reattached.
Ladies and gentlemen, left go off bypass.
[JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS]
NURSE 1 : Another.
BAYLOR: Time to close.
OLIVIA: I'll sew down the aorta.
BAYLOR: Make sure you can see the needle tip.
OLIVIA: I know.
Attaching to the posterior wall.
BAYLOR: Your angle is off.
OLIVIA: I'll reposition.
BAYLOR: It's still off.
[ALARM BEEPING]
ANESTHESIOLOGIST: She's in SVT. Pulling up adenosine.
BAYLOR: You just transected the nerve.
Step away from the table.
OLIVIA: No. God, please, I can finish. BAYLOR: Move.
Get me two units of blood, sutures.
Call Dr. Ratford in neuroassist.
NURSE 2: Calling Dr. Ratford. NURSE 1: Hold on.
[TRACI GROANS]
After you gave birth, What happened?
You started bleeding and you lost consciousness.
Where's the other woman?
She had to go back to the hospital. I just wanted to wail till you woke up.
Unh. Gosh, is it supposed to hurt this much?
[♪♪♪]
Traci...
I had to give you an emergency hysterectomy.
Hysterectomy?
Yeah.
Why would you do that?
Because you would have bled to death.
Oh.
Does it mean that I can't have any more children?
Yes. I'm sorry.
Where is he? Where's my baby?
He's just in the other room with Gio's mother. He's doing good.
Okay, I want him back.
What? Yeah.
If he's the only kid I'll ever have, I want him.
That's really between you and Constantine. I mean--
Grace...
he's the only kid I'll ever have.
You gotta help me.
[♪♪♪]
[INTERCOM BEEPS]
CONSTANTINE [OVER INTERCOM]: Yeah?
Hey, it's me.
[CHATTERING]
What's going on? I'm in the middle of something.
So look, Traci wants to keep her baby.
No. The kid's getting picked up tomorrow.
I don't know what kind of deal you have with your adoption lawyers.
But by law, she does have six months to change her mind.
Laws don't apply here.
She's not some innocent victim, Grace.
She's an adult. She made her decision.
Okay, you and I both know that's not true.
What the hell are you talking about'? She is a $2000-a-night call girl
who got knocked up by a politician who's now getting a hundred grand.
Now she wants to keep her kid.
Stay out of it. You hear me?
She's playing you, just like she played the alderman.
[♪♪♪]
She's gonna screw this up, right?
What are you talking about?
She'll do the right thing.
Come on. Lets get back to the meeting.
[♪♪♪]
[PHONE RINGS]
Talk to me, Franco.
FRANCO: I found Peggy, followed her home.
Been watching her for hours. Yeah, and?
And she micro'd a burrito, ran on a treadmill and cut coupons.
But guess what she just finished doing.
Watching Oprah? How should I know?
Video-chatting on her computer with Ralph Severino.
She's his daughter, isn't she?
I wanna know what our endgame is here, boss.
Let me worry about that.
[♪♪♪]
[KNOCKING]
Dr. While, I got your page.
Your friend Jimmy's craniotomy went well.
Oh, that's great. I needed some good news.
WHITE: Not so fast.
This is the post-op CT scan.
An AVM.
Correct.
All right. I guess I'll go tell him.
And his Wife.
Hey. guys.
Can we talk?
So your operation was successful.
But we did discover something on your brain CT.
You're freaking me out, Grace.
We found something called an arteriovenous malformation,
or an AVM. You could have had it since birth.
Again with the doctor talk.
Basically, uh, you have a time bomb in your brain.
Oh, God.
What, I'm gonna die, Grace?
There's only a 10-percent chance it can rupture,
but if it did, you would most likely die, yes.
Jesus, Devlin. You scared the hell out of us.
Ten percent is nothing.
Can you fix it?
There is a surgery.
The sooner, the better. Is the surgery dangerous?
The risks are infection, strokes, loss of speech or vision.
But if it were me--? It's not you.
[♪♪♪]
Let's discuss this, okay?
I would like to get it on Dr. White's schedule.
Grace, we'll let you know.
Okay, I'm sorry, I under-- Get out!
Please leave, now.
Yeah, Mom.
A couple more days, I think.
Look, I gotta go.
Love you.
GRACE: Hey, I brought you a little peace offering.
Peppermint tea or a lathe. I'll drink whatever one you don't want.
Thank you.
And I'm sorry I yelled.
No. My God, you're under a lot of stress.
And I've been told I can come on a little strong.
Remember when our basketball team beat Eastside
and the riot broke out? You jumped off your chair and threw it in the mix.
Yeah, and I get punched in the face for it.
You knocked out the bitch that punched you.
That's right. Heh, heh.
You never took any crap.
Well, what can I say? I'm a sucker for a good cause.
Look, with Jimmy...
I need you to let go.
Okay, I need you to understand-- Ten percent.
We can live with that.
A stroke, going blind, its not worth the risk.
Are you really sure about that? Grace...
[♪♪♪]
You're someone who defies the odds.
You said you wanted to be a big doctor. Here you are.
But me and Jimmy, we're not like that.
He works construction, I'm a secretary.
There's a 90-percent chance that he's gonna be fine.
We're good with that.
You understand what I'm trying to say?
You change your mind, you'll call me?
Thank you, Grace.
Dr. Devlin?
Do you have a moment?
My surgery was a success, but after the heart was reattached,
Olivia cut the recurrent laryngeal nerve.
My patient will never speak again because of a surgeon's mistake.
On, my God.
It should have been you in there.
Well, it wasn't. I mean, it was your choice.
Not according to the chief of staff.
He's very fond of Olivia.
Well, I'd rather spend my time practicing medicine
than politic and sit on committees.
Good for you.
You're an idealist.
Something wrong with that?
When I was your age.
There were almost no female heart surgeons.
My residency director suggested I find a husband
and go into pediatrics.
So how did you do it?
There's an old Persian saying:
He who wants a rose must respect the thorn.
My father taught me that.
He escaped a revolution to get me into medical school.
So I think it's a good advice.
Decide what you want and respect the thorns.
Be bold, Grace.
Nothing bad ever came of that!
Believe me.
Dr. Baylor, will you excuse me?
Mm-hm.
[♪♪♪]
You're healing up well.
Are you here to take him?
Constantine's on his way with your money.
I don't want his money. I just want my son.
Look, I know what you did. You think you're ready to be a mother?
You think I'm proud of what I did?
I know I messed up.
But I just feel like someone has their hand on my heart
and they're just squeezing it.
GRACE: I think I have something that might take your pain away.
A plane ticket?
I'll tell Gio's mom that Constantine wants to see you and the baby,
but you'll be on your way to the airport instead right now.
I don't know what I'd do to thank you.
Look, we're going against Constantine, okay?
So as soon as you get on that plane, you can never, ever come back.
What's he gonna do to you?
We need to get going.
[♪♪♪]
It's a beautiful night, isn't it?
I'm surprised you called.
Why is that, alderman?
First you shake me down.
Now you're offering to make a large contribution.
Confused, but I appreciate the change of heart.
Well, I said I had something for you.
Not exactly a contribution, but I think you'll find it interesting.
DAVID: What's this?
Run a DNA test on it.
Do what you gotta do.
But you are gonna change your position on the gaming ordinance.
And if I don't?
Then I'm gonna have a little press conference of my own.
And I'm gonna invite your wife,
introduce her to her new stepson.
Go on. Get out of here.
Go home and kiss your wife.
[♪♪♪]
Hey, Grace. Hey.
Came to check on Traci, but it looks like I'm a little bit too late.
Are you gonna-- No.
I'm not gonna say anything.
But you know Constantine will find out.
I gotta get back to the hospital.
Do you want a lift?
You know, I'm really not a bad guy.
Nothing worked out for either of us the way we thought it would.
I'm pretty okay being a doctor.
You pretty okay being under Constantine's thumb?
Sneaking away when you should be on your rounds?
Lying to your boyfriend and your family?
You know what? You're a real jerk.
I'm sorry. That came out wrong. I didn't mean what I said.
You know what? You don't get to judge me.
When you left, I wrote you off, okay?
You don't get to have an opinion about me.
Okay, I'm sorry. I'm so sorry, all right?
I think-- Stop.
I think you're amazing.
What you did with Traci and that baby, I wish I had half of your guts.
Grace?
Hey. Hey.
Um- I'm Brett.
Franco.
Franco. From growing up?
He was just giving me a lift.
And I was just gonna go and get changed.
You wanna get some dinner? I already ate.
Um, I'll call you later, okay? Okay.
Nice to meet you.
Yeah.
[♪♪♪]
[GASPS]
You scream and you die.
Now, call your dad on the video chat.
Why?
Do what I tell you to do or I'm gonna shoot you in the face.
Call him up.
Hey, sweetie. This is a nice surprise.
Hey, you're damn right, it is.
Moretti. Shut up.
For 10 years, we were like brothers. I trusted you with my life.
And then you turn on me, you scumbag?
I didn't have a choice. MORETTI: You had a choice.
You could have kept your mouth shut.
Instead, you cut a deal to testify against me, you fat dog.
Whats going on? Let her go. I'll do whatever you want.
You're damn right, you will.
Open your desk drawer.
Yeah, there's a present in there from me to you.
How did you get this past the marshals?
I got Mends in low places, Ralph. You know that.
You like that?
Now, stick it in your mouth and pull the trigger.
What? Either you kill yourself in front of me,
or I'm gonna do things to your daughter here
you never thought you'd see
and I'm gonna kill her in front of you. You got that?
You know I'm not playing. Okay. I'll do it.
No, Dad, please. Please don't.
I'll do it. Please don't.
MORETTI: Shut up!
[♪♪♪]
[GUNSHOT ON COMPUTER AND PEGGY GASPS]
[PEGGY SOBBING]
Listen to me.
When the cops come,
you tell them that your father has been depressed lately.
You got that?
And if you say anything to anybody, I'm coming back for you, Peggy.
[CAR ALARM CHIRPS]
[TIRES SCREECH]
Okay, I know you're angry. Oh, yeah?
But I wanna say that what I did was in your best interest.
How do you figure?
Well, I saved you a hundred grand.
Traci's in the wind.
That's what you wanted, right?
Honestly, you show a lot of potential.
Five, 700 cover it?
Cover what? Plane ticket.
What, you think I don't know about it? Thanks for your help.
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GRACE: The beating continued, but I just watched.
This man came into our neighborhood to do what cops couldn't
Some people loved him.
Others were scared.
Back then, I believed he could do anything.
Maybe I was right.
DAVID [ON TV]: l was wrong to oppose the ordnance. 'The city is broke.
We need the tax revenue from these machines
to keep cops on the street and teachers in the classroom.
Listen to him. He's blaming the economy.
He's slick. I'll give him that.
MAN [ON TV]: --that notorious informant Ralph Severino has been found dead.
The victim of a self-inﬂicted gunshot wound.
Suicide.
That sound like Severino to you?
Told you it was too quiet.
Severino had been in protective custody...
FRANCO: So how'd you do it?
What are you talking about? It was a suicide.
Double-wrap the cash. I don't want it rolling around.
MAN: With the death of its witness, the government
will now be forced to drop charges against Moretti.
Suicide, huh? After me tracking down his daughter?
I didn't lift a finger. I don't follow.
Lets just say when confronted with his options,
that toot duru
made the right choice.
And now its time to reclaim whats mine.
Let's go.
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