Previously... - It's not every day you meet someone who wants to give away ten million.
According to these papers you're transferring the house
- to the Grønnegaard trust. - Yes.
I would strongly advise you to take time out to think it over
before signing anything at all.
It is a chance you'll never be given again.
I want to be able to look my siblings in the face.
It's ten million krone and you're making it sound like
- you've giving them a bar of chocolate. - Why can't you think of anything
- but that fucking money? - She isn't thinking straight.
She might have seen things a bit differently
if you two hadn't lied to her all her life.
I heard that Frederik is against the museum, is that so?
He just needs to get used to the idea.
He knows I got that letter from Veronika, right?
No, I wanted to have everything in place first.
Gro has drawn up a contract for me to give it to the trust.
Gro has drawn up a contract?
It means Gro gets her museum and we get nothing
- if Signe signs the damned thing. - I need some money right now.
Yes, I hear what you say, but I can't do anything about it.
OK, Frederik and Emil will share the big house,
Gro gets the barn and the whole of this bit of the grounds
is for the museum and the new building.
The museum can't be built in a barn in Frederik's back garden.
It's better than you walking off with the lot.
I can't go along with it I am afraid.
Sunshine, art doesn't mean the same to us as it did to mum.
It was sweet of you to try.
I think Veronika gave me the house in an attack of conscience.
Art was what mattered most to her. I think it mattered more than her family.
She's bloody well gone and done it.
- She has given the house to Gro. - I don't believe it.
My caravan mustn't be moved.
But what do you think Frederik will do if he gets the house?
- Frederik? - Yes. - Frederik won't chuck me out.
- If you get the house... - Yes?
What about my caravan, can it stay put?
Yes, of course. Where else would it go?
I think you should have a look at those trust papers.
What's wrong with them?
I don't think it's Veronika's signature on those papers.
Goodbye.
- Hi. - Hi there.
I thought you were going to fix some lunch?
- What are you doing? - It's this museum trust thing.
Forensic handwriting analyst, Eva Mikkelsen.
Yes.
Well, if we're going to have a bite to eat before we go, now's the time.
- Go and get your shoes. - Go? - It's Saturday.
- Ville has football. - This is very important.
I'm going to have to go to the office for a meeting about the signature
- on the trust papers. - Why?
Thomas has told me that it may not be Veronika who signed them.
Really?
- And how does he know? - Well, I don't know.
- No, don't put them on the dining table. - Mummy, why haven't you washed this?
- What? - Why haven't you washed it?
- I don't know. Do you need it now? - It's Anna's,
- I am going to her place tonight. - I'll wash it
and she'll just have to wait till next time you go.
Come on, she has so many... Frederik, why didn't you tell me about this before?
That it's forgery, Solveig? I can't go round spreading
that kind of rumour to just anyone.
Just anyone? Did you really say that?
Well, I just wanted to wait till I was 100% certain.
25 people are waiting for me to deliver a paper at that seminar
and I have to be there in half an hour's time,
so you will just have to sort this out yourself.
Can Emil take him? He'd love that. He loves Emil.
OK.
I love you.
I miss you.
They're both on sleepovers tonight, so I thought I'd cook us a nice dinner.
Yes, I'll be back as quick as I can.
Here comes Ronaldo and he turns and he shoots.
- Emil, it is OK by you? - Yeah, sure, it's fine.
- Thank you, you are a hero. - No, you'll spoil it.
- Look, it's stretched totally out. - Sorry, I'll take it off in a moment.
Eat this, darling. Look, and here is your bag.
- Have you seen this? - Yeah, most people think
I will look totally cool! Just look at these colours,
- it's so gorgeous, right? - Yes.
Solveig, Hannah is going to have this from me as her birthday present.
- That eagle. I don't think so. - It's amazing though. - Yes.
- Just a teeny one on my back. - Emil, it is almost time to go to soccer.
- Is it now? - If you're going to make it, it's now.
- Villads, I'll just change my top, OK? - Yes. - Be right with you.
Emil, I was thinking about tonight. I would really like some time alone
with Frederik. We haven't been alone without the kids for ages and ages.
You want sex, that's fine, I'll eat out.
OK, thanks.
- Hannah. - Thanks. - Be with you in a second, Villads.
Are you sure I'm allowed to go in this?
Of course you are.
I got it to work. I took the engine out and everything.
Dad says it is dangerous.
Dad's the one who's dangerous, very, very dangerous in fact.
No, it's OK, and tell you what, we'll drive very carefully, all right?
- How much is a car like this worth? - I have no idea.
- That's a good question. - More than three million?
Probably not more than three million,
but that is certainly... hop in, then... a very good question.
THE LEGACY
But why do you have to knock off so soon? It's only 11.30.
Gro wants me to get there before. I have to meet the trustees and stuff.
- Isn't it OK? - Of course it is.
I can shut up shop for you on Monday.
What is it?
- I can tell you don't like it. - No, but that van is always away.
- But do you need it? - No, but it costs a lot of money
and you are not the one who owes 250,000 to the bank, are you?
I just didn't think you needed it.
You've got nothing but that art crap on the brain.
Hey, listen, actually I was thinking of asking you
to be there for champagne at the openings and all.
- Who'd mind the shop in the meantime? - Hi.
- Hi.
Do you think we can borrow Michael's moped to get there?
I don't know. Why?
Can't we take the van?
Yes, just make sure you bring it back as soon as you've dropped her off.
Of course.
- Got everything? - Yes.
See you.
Look, I'm not hungry.
A drop of coffee, you'd like that though.
I talked to the architects. They're not going to move your caravan.
And why not?
Because it's important that you are part of this
and that's always been the idea in Veronika's plans too.
That wasn't what you said last time we talked about it, was it?
No, I got so annoyed with you because you are so stubborn.
Look, we'll simply increase the height of the suspension bridge
- and you'll be able to stay put. - You might have told me before!
Yes, but I had to talk to them to figure out what we could do.
If you think it'll be too massive living under the bridge,
you can always move your caravan. It's up to you.
Aren't you going to wash your hands first?
And I was thinking you should be on the board of trustees too.
Me, I can't even understand my own bank statement.
No, but you can regard it as somewhere you can meet lots of interesting people
- you can mix with. - Yes, well, the thing is, it's more, like...
I don't have the time really.
- Kresten Agergård is going to be on it. - Oh, is he?
You can have some jolly good chats about art together.
The thing is it's not that, it's the question of time, you see.
The founding meeting of the board of trustees is at 3 p. m. today.
What about Frederik and Emil,
are they coming?
They've been invited,
but I'm afraid not.
Dad, they'll come round, don't worry.
The door's open!
- Gro Grønnegaard? - Yes.
I am from Langbjerg's the undertakers.
- Is that... - Yes, my condolences.
I'd like a signature, please.
- What's that? - It's mum.
What if they ask me about anything to do with art?
I haven't the foggiest. Can't you just say:"I am fascinated by the modernicity
of modern modernism?" Something like that.
They'll love you, and if not they are a bunch of morons.
Enjoy your training session.
Hey, my bag!
Oh?
I thought we were trying for a baby?
Yes, I should have said.
Yes, you really should.
I just want to wait a bit.
Hi.
- Hey, do you hate me? - Yes, a little.
- Hi, Gro. - Hi.
Hi.
I am sorry.
- What? - About your mother.
I am a great fan of her works.
Yes, they are very popular.
- Have you looked at the papers? - Yes. Now, look...
This is her signature from an older document, look at the sloping letters,
- especially the e's. - Yes.
But on this card she sent your son last year the e's are upright again.
- And? - Well,
it shows she went on developing till the very end.
But then things get stranger.
- On Signe's letter. - Yes.
If you look here, you can see that the signatures on Signe's letter
and your son's card are almost identical. But on the trust papers...
Look...
- They are sloping again. - Yes. Precisely.
So she wrote every which way and you can't conclude...
Oh, yes, I can. The signature on the trust papers is a forgery.
It's been copied from a document at least five years old.
- You are certain? - 99 per cent.
Bloody hell. I mean, it's unbelievable!
Just let me know if you need a written statement for the police.
Right, yes.
- May I take these blow-ups with me? - Of course.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, my God, they are crooked.
Why's that?
- Will you bring in a cloth for the table, Rene? - Yes.
There will be a bite to eat and a glass of wine after the meeting;
it'll be very relaxed. Do you mind pressing the down arrow in the corner?
And again.
- Yes, that's perfect. - And then just back to the beginning?
It came today, it's got mum's ashes in.
What's going to happen to it?
Bury it in the garden and plant and apple tree on top.
- Is that allowed? - Not if you ask for permission.
Do you mind finding somewhere for it on top of the shelf
- to get it out of the way a bit? - Sure.
Wow, how amazing!
Peter Wulf. Peter Wulf, isn't that the guy with the dresses?
He is chairman of the ACD trust. They are rolling in money.
Robert Eliasen, that's the gallerist, isn't it?
- Yes. - What have you got going with him?
- What do you mean? - There is something between you.
- I think I'll tell you another day. - So there is something...
This one?
I am quite sure Robert would like this one best.
Oh, so that's what you think?
That dress is also lovely.
That one doesn't suit me anymore. It makes me look like a man.
No, you're the most stylish person I know!
- Would you like to try it on? - Me? - Yes.
If it suits you, it's yours.
You look gorgeous.
Wow, how lovely!
How does it fasten?
Wow, how lovely!
Bloody hell, I look like somebody from an arts foundation.
And how does one look like somebody from an arts foundation?
- They look like you. - Like me? What are you talking about?
The kind who greet the queen. All smart hats and:
Qu'est que ce que j'aime bien avec les croisssants.
- Where does the queen come into it? - I don't know.
All those fine public figures... I mean, I...
They won't be here today. You'll be centre stage.
Veronika's unknown daughter. So just relax!
- Wow, you both look great! - Thanks.
- Are my cigarettes in here somewhere? - I have no idea. - There they are.
- That's a really nice shirt. - Stan Getz.
John!
- I am just about to go out. - Will you come downstairs a moment?
Will you do me a favour and pop this round to Signe's?
What is all this?
Well, I expect she'd like her stuff, wouldn't she?
- You can't be serious. - Why not?
What do you think she'll think when she sees all that?
I have no idea. She wants her own life, right?
- Lise. - What?
It's really like you want to escalate this war.
Listen, I did my level best for her. All her life, right?
So if she doesn't want to see us we sort of can't do anymore, can we?
Give me a hand!
What can she do?
You are on her back all the time. You've been suffocating her!
So now it's my fault that she doesn't want to see us anymore?
No, but it's just like you're punishing her.
Punish her? What would you do? You're so good at sorting things out.
If you were her mother you would not be doing this.
- Out it came, eh? - I am sorry.
You've always felt that way. That I should be grateful.
- For being allowed to share in her. - I miss her too, damn it, don't I.
And that I should spend my life in fear.
- I miss her... - Fear of losing you, of losing her...
but let me tell you, I can't go on being afraid any longer.
If you won't help me now, I'll do it myself.
- Will you bring the cardboard box? - I will do that.
Damn it...
I don't think they are in.
Hello?
No, they aren't, so we'll just leave it all here.
Hello?
I'll write her a note at least.
- Will you write her a note? - Yes.
What are you writing?
Just that it's her stuff and we've left it here.
- I must get to the sports hall. - Yes.
You can drop me off on the way.
- Hi. - Hi. - Hi.
- How did the meeting go? - Very well. - And?
- He is in. - How much "in"? - 5 million.
- How did you do it? - It cost a six course dinner,
five bottles of wine and one hell of a lot of yacking about his collection.
You are so good!
- It's the 1978 model? - A 78, yes.
- A Californian import? - Yep.
So it has never been driven on salted roads?
- It certainly bloody hasn't. - No? - Never.
Well, tell you what...
- I'll just have a look at the chassis, too. - Feel free.
It's got to be in order.
You're not answering your phone.
- I don't know. It's probably indoors. - They're forgeries. - What are?
The trust papers. Forgeries.
- What are you on about? - It wasn't mum
- who signed those trust papers. - Oh? So who did?
Well, who do you think? Gro did, of course.
- Of course she didn't. - Yes, she did.
Mum had some ideas about some kind of trust. But she hadn't made up her mind.
- And Gro made the decision for her. - And what if she did?
It's chapter 171 of the penal code. Forgery. Six years in prison.
You wouldn't send your sister to prison,
- come off it. - Of course I would.
We'll go to the house and put a stop to this madness.
- Up where? - They're founding the trust today.
- I'm not interrupting some meeting. - You'll go with me
and you will do your bit. I've just secured your inheritance.
Millions. What are you doing here?
Standing here washing the car. I've got stuff going on.
Washing the car. And what's this?
The registration form? A bill of sale?
- They have to be in the car. - Not a bill of sale!
- It does! - Are you selling the car?
- No. Give me a break! - Yes, you are. - No, I'm not.
There is rust on the rear suspension. I'll give you 89.
Hey, listen up, I told you it wasn't for sale.
- 89 and a half. - I told you it's not for sale.
- It isn't for sale. - It isn't for sale.
OK, 90 and not a penny more.
We can keep things tight at first and then make a big splash.
We have to maintain control.
There was a big article in one of the German papers about Hamburg.
Hi, baby.
You can't do that to me, Thomas.
It's not just hearsay. I am in regular touch with them...
Shall we sit down?
Slow down a bit, will you?
Welcome! How lovely to see you all!
We're embarking on Scandinavia's most ambitious art project.
Or so I read in the papers yesterday, so we'd better get a move on!
Ease up a bit, Frederik, you're driving like a madman.
How much do you owe?
100.
That means 200, knowing you.
250, actually.
Frederik, please slow down, I don't like going this fast.
- Tell me how come. - Yes, I'll tell you how come
- if you slow down. How come what? - How come 250,000, of course?
It's a lot of money. Are you in some kind of trouble?
And with us today is...
- ... Signe... - God!
I'd like to thank my sister, Signe, who was born here.
Your generosity means that we can all meet here today.
Thank you, Gro.
Slow down a bit, will you? Damn it, Frederik!
Thank you. Racing along like that!
I'm sorry.
- Yes, no problem, just drive sensibly. - That's not what I mean.
I mean I'm sorry I didn't take better care of you.
Come off it. It wasn't your job.
Actually it was.
You are the only person I have always been able to turn to.
Don't say sorry. Just stick to the speed limit.
All right?
OK.
Now for the matter of Thomas's house.
Veronika wanted Thomas to be part of the project.
She wanted his home to stay on the site.
So after some discussion we have figured out that...
Hello!
- You made it! - Hi. - How lovely!
This is Frederik and Emil, my brothers.
Do you have you a moment?
- Can't it wait till afterwards? - Now. In the next room, I think.
Excuse me for a moment.
Should I go with her?
No, no. Just let them sort it out between them.
- What is this? - What do you think?
- I have no idea. - These papers are forgeries.
- What papers? - The trust papers.
- Frederik thinks you... - What are you talking about?
Gro, I would really advise you not to lie about this,
it is a very serious crime.
It has nothing to do with me.
- So, who signed them? - I haven't the foggiest.
All right,
in that case I'll have to go to the police.
You do understand that when I go to the police they will investigate,
and it carries a prison sentence?
Then that is just what you will have to do.
I will ask you for the last time:
- Did you sign these papers? - No...
it was what she wanted.
So you admit it?
I didn't forge anything!
She just didn't get round to it before she died, so I helped her.
- Damn it, Gro! - Don't her wishes matter to you?
No, they don't. In law, without a signature nobody wants anything.
- It was her life's dream. - It's your bloody dream,
for your own sake so you can go on prancing around fixing everything,
- you are sick. - Calm down!
- Like hell! You have defrauded us. - Easy now.
This can mean up to six years in prison.
I should go to the police. I am afraid we'll have to stop here.
- What do you expect me to do? - I expect you to go back inside
and dissolve the board of trustees.
Tell them new information has emerged rendering the project impossible.
Then the three of us can sit down and thrash it out.
Ah, there she is.
I am afraid we'll have to stop here.
- Stop what? - Sadly, the museum just isn't to be.
- Gro, what is going on? - New information has emerged
which means that the project cannot be carried out. I am terribly sorry.
What do you mean, what kind of information?
- I am afraid I can't divulge it. - Surely we can sort it out?
- I am afraid not. - Is it something your brother is saying?
- Can we talk to him? - No, you can't.
You will have to go now. Goodbye.
- Do you realise what you are doing? - Yes.
I think we had better declare the meeting adjourned.
Thank you for coming.
I am terribly sorry.
What is going on? I simply don't get it.
- What were you thinking of? - I am sorry. I really am.
I thought Gro was reliable.
What do you expect me to tell my own trustees?
- Gro, what happened? - Go home.
- No matter what, we can sort it out... - Go home!
What happened? She won't even talk to me.
She put the signature on Veronika's trust papers.
Oh, I am sure she wouldn't do that.
She has just admitted it. And Frederik has had the papers forensically tested.
- Is it true? - Veronika died before
she could get round to signing. I signed the papers.
- So it wasn't what she wanted at all? - Yes. I helped her.
Helped her? Gro!
You'll have to talk to Frederik.
You're full of shit, Gro!
Signe!
- Will you come back a moment? - No. - Signe?
We must find a solution.
I suggest the four of us discuss it tomorrow. 11 a. m. at my office?
- OK. - 11 o'clock. - Yes.
Say something.
I'll call you.
Won't you stay for a bit?
There is a whole load of people to whom I am now a laughing stock.
I am going to have to talk to them.
How dare you walk in like that? It's not all right.
All right, Thomas. In that case why did you tell me about the signature?
Not so you'd you burst in and ruin everything.
No, but...
Was it you who told him?
Report to my office at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
All this crap everywhere...
What the hell is this?
It's mum.
Emil.
I can't do it.
What can't you do?
I'll have to go to the office to get some of these things sorted out for tomorrow.
Can I get you to tell Solveig I'll be back late tonight?
Wasn't it tonight she'd arranged for the kids to be out and all that?
Sure. I know that perfectly well, but I've simply got to go to the office
to get this sorted. It's stressing me out.
Frederik, for fuck's sake, she's been cooking all day!
Please won't you just go inside and tell her I won't be back
- from the office till late. - She's your wife, you go in!
Do you mind not poking your nose into my life right now and just tell her
- I'll be late. Go inside and... - What is wrong with you?
I've got to go. I am going now.
Hey.
Yes.
- It's a bit over the top, isn't it? - What is? - Candles.
And I've spent hours in the kitchen. It was kind of overdoing it really.
I think everything is almost sorted, right?
There won't be a trust; all that's left is to figure out...
...what to do.
- But I think it'll be sorted soon. - I just don't see why.
- Why what? - Look around you.
We have two wonderful children, a big house,
loads of money...
I know he wants to fight for that legacy
and we've been really busy.
But I can't...
I can't work out what he wants.
No.
What does he want?
And it is just getting worse and worse. I've never known him to be like this.
He doesn't sleep at night.
I shouldn't sit here unloading on you like this.
Oh, that's all right.
Unload away!
- Do you like meat loaf? - You bloody bet I do!
- It's Frederik's favourite. - It's mine too. I love it.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Sorry I'm late. - That's OK.
- How did the meeting go? - It's all off.
- What? - There'll be no museum.
Veronika didn't sign the house over to a trust. Gro did.
- I don't believe it. - She forged the signature.
How will it affect things?
I don't know. I am seeing Frederik tomorrow at his office.
- And what the heck is all that? - My stuff.
Lise and John brought it round and left it here.
They just let themselves in and dumped it here?
Everything I do is wrong.
They've purged me from their home and you hate me because of the pill.
- No, I understand you and it's OK. - Please will you stop saying OK!
It really pisses me off!
I ruin everything.
I should have accepted the money like you said,
instead of being so naïve and stupid.
- You're not naïve or stupid. - Yes, I am.
Gro tricked me from the word go.
Tomorrow I'll go to that meeting...
...and Frederik will offer me some money and I'll just accept.
Unless we want to move into that house, Signe.
I've had enough.
I'll sign and that will be it.
I've had enough.
What's all this?
I just thought, well, it's been needing it for years.
I see.
Don't you think it'll look lovely? I'll do the woodwork, too, afterwards.
Right.
At the sports hall they asked after you; they were expecting you, too.
I know, but I have just been so busy.
The boys are in good shape. I reckon we can beat Viby tomorrow.
I've agreed with Mette that she is going instead of me tomorrow.
She knows what to do.
I see.
There.
Is it too white?
No.
Should I add a spot of yellow to tone down the brightness?
- Maybe that would be an idea, possibly. - No, not yellow.
But I am "lonely and miserable and abandoned".
Welcome to the club!
What will become of us?
Can you tell me that?
What will become of all of us lonely, abandoned people?
- I think most of us will die one day. - So who's going to come to our rescue?
Nobody can. We are all in free fall.
What the heck are you up to? Are you OK?
You can't just throw yourself down like that!
Come on! Upsidaisy!
I'd like to emphasise that I don't normally get so drunk.
No? OK, if you say so. Did you hurt yourself?
OK.
Hi.
- Hello! - Hey.
I must say...
- Hi. - Way up.
- Hey. - Hi. Hey.
I have drawn up a contract now and everything is ready.
- Excellent. - Hi there. - Hey.
- Hi. - How super!
But it's your own fault that we ate your dinner.
I am sorry.
I don't know what's come over me lately.
We had meat loaf. It was delicious.
I am sorry, both of you.
I have fixed it so you can have 100,000 in advance.
- Oh, right! - Just to keep you afloat.
- Nice, nice, nice. - Now we're getting the legacy.
- That is just brilliant! - But you'll have to stay here
- until the estate has been divided. - Yes, of course.
- Yes? - Yes, I'll stay around.
- Right? - Yes.
- You can stay here. - Thanks.
You're beautiful. You're beautiful.
- We were about to watch the TV. - What's on?
Hi.
Hey, is that you, my beautiful?
What happened here?
There was a conversation.
- What's that? - A bit of ash.
Veronika's? You're going to smoke her?
Well, it'll sort of make her kind of part of everything.
- Have you got a corkscrew? - It's too cold to sit here.
We can go up to the house.
Why did you dump Signe's stuff at our place?
Lise thought Signe might want it.
Lise? Look, what the hell is going on?
Signe is getting totally cut up about it. Don't you see?
By the way, Stig has called to say Carsten isn't playing,
so if they do a fake 'East German', we won't need to go right up close
like we talked about. Just keep that in mind.
OK, lads, listen up!
- You can't go on your own. - No, but Andreas is playing away today.
- I can go with you instead. - There's no need.
I'm just going to go there and hear what they have to say.
And you'll come back a millionaire.
Promise you'll phone when it's over and you've talked to them!
- Do you want the van? - No, I can easily go by bus.
But it'd be OK.
Katja, the bus goes practically to the door. It really is OK.
- See you. - See you.
Effects, bank accounts and stocks and bonds, we'll share equally between us.
You can decide on the works of art.
You can buy Emil out whenever it suits you.
I can easily wait to claim my third share
until you've found the right buyers and all that,
and as for your own third you can decide what you want to do with it.
- And the house? - I'll buy you out.
I've had it professionally valued. 10.5 million is fair.
- Sunshine? What about her? - She's not really entitled to anything.
But to save all of us a lot of bother I've decided to buy her out
- and offer her 2.5 million. - What if she says no?
- What choice has she? - She could claim the house.
If we all stand up in court and say the same thing
she won't have a leg to stand on, and without your help
- she won't even consider suing. - I'm not intending to testify against her.
- It's more than just a very fair offer we're making her. - Listen to you!
I would hate to involve the police in this, forgery carries a possible
- six year prison sentence. - Are you threatening me?
Cut it out, both of you! Nobody's going to report anyone to the police
and nobody is going to prison. She is being made an excellent offer.
We'll talk to her nice and quietly and we'll get it all sorted. OK?
I'll do the talking.
- Hi. - Hi.
- You've brought a tree? - It's for Veronika's ashes.
It'll grow really big. They're Filippa apples.
Veronika's ashes.
Yes, for when they're buried in the garden.
- She is not going in that garden. - Frederik!
- She is not going in that garden. - Would you like some water or coffee?
A glass of water, please.
Anyway, Signe, it's all very simple.
Veronika's trust turns out to be invalid.
- Because Gro signed. - Precisely.
So things have changed. We don't think the letter
you received from Veronika can serve as a deathbed will,
but nevertheless we'd like to buy you out anyway,
and as you can see here we are proposing to offer you
the 2.5 million I already offered you once before.
Why do that if you don't think she wanted me to have the house?
Well, that's a good question.
But if I were you I'd hurry up and sign it.
The alternative is that you'll lose everything in court.
Frederik!
- It's only fair to tell her where she stands. - All right. - Yes. - Yes.
The fact is we'll all testify against you in court.
Right, Gro?
Yes.
It's a really fine offer.
You'll be bought out on exactly the same terms as the rest of us.
- So let's get it over with shall we... - What's in it for you, Frederik?
An extremely fair deal for everyone.
And what about us?
What about us?
We're still a kind of family, right?
Yes, of course we are.
And you, Frederik,
will I still be part of your family?
I won't lie to you, Signe.
We've known each other Just a couple of months.
No.
I don't think you are part of my family.
But once you've signed on the dotted like you'll be a millionaire
and you'll be able to play families with anyone you like.
No.
No?
I'm not signing.
I'll fight for the house Veronika wanted me to have.
It'll be very nasty in court.
I won't go easy on you.
I couldn't care less, Frederik. I am not going along with this.