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(upbeat music)
- Thanks.
- This is going to look wonderful.
- I know. - We have two more meetings
about other installations this week.
- I know.
- I think your cousin has everything set here, right?
- Right. - And you have everything set.
Everything except a date for the weekend.
- Do you have someone in mind? - An up-and-coming artist.
- A total romantic? - With beautiful eyes.
- He'll look right into your soul, Ellen.
- Get yourself another agent. A dating one.
- I have.
I got the invite.
That invite, the one in the black envelope
that nobody's talking about but everybody is talking about.
Eternity.
- How did you-- - Somebody nominated me.
- What do you mean?
- Once you get your match with Eternity, which you will,
because they have a 100 % match rate,
you get to nominate one single person onto their roster.
- Did one of your clients nominate you?
- I'm not allowed to ask and they are not going to tell me
but I am happy to follow all of their rules now that I am in.
- All what rules?
- You only get asked once to join.
If you say you need to think about it or you'll call them back,
you're out. Forever.
If you ask to join them, you're out.
- Forever?
- Your date with Eternity is a blind date
because eternity knows what you want
and what you don't, so you have to stay at least 30 minutes.
Leave early and-- - You're out!
Forever.
- Once you do get a match and you nominate somebody
onto their roster, you have to keep it a secret forever.
- That's a lot of forevers. - I am really hoping so.
(soft music)
- Speaking of, where's Johnny taking you this weekend?
San Fran?
Honolulu? Paris?
- Nowhere.
His parents are coming to town.
Plus, I'm busy with work, which I have you to thank for, Ellen.
You're in high demand. In fact, I have another meeting right now
at the hotel across the road.
But I want an update the minute "they" call.
Ooh, you did tell Eternity
you want a handsome laid back artist, right?
And that you're a hopeless romantic?
- Of course.
- Atta girl.
(elevator beeps) - You're avoiding the topic,
so either you've done nothing, likely,
or you're gonna surprise me. Unlikely.
- Come on, Diane, you don't do guessing and I don't do surprises.
- Have you got a date to bring to my party?
- Actually, yes. I have someone in mind.
She's average height, blonde, wears plastic gloves
and drives a yellow cart.
- Cindy would not be interested in someone
who makes so little effort. - All my effort goes
into running dad's firm, not my dating life.
- That's exactly where you're going wrong.
You won't find someone who's right for you
with that attitude.
- I really don't think my attitude is the problem.
I could find someone if I wanted to. There's just no point.
(sighs)
What's this?
Excuse me.
- Okay, so I'm thinking maybe this smaller piece
kind of up in that corner over here.
- Ah! It's here! We were wondering when it would go up
and what it would be.
- We are just finalizing the layout.
- You're thinking the centre wall?
- For the big piece, yeah. - Nice.
- What is that?
(sighs)
- Go easy on her.
- Do you want the micro or macro explanation?
You know what? I'll start with the basics.
It's art.
- Maybe this art belongs in a gallery.
- I thought you were gonna be one of those classic art snobs.
Thank you. - I am. That wasn't a compliment.
- Why don't you just ask me if it's upside down
and be on your way.
- Our family's been coming here for decades.
We own the building.
I'm CEO of my family's corporate law firm on the top two floors.
Surely I'm entitled to an opinion.
- Only if it's valid.
- Rude.
- Okay, so if that...
(soft music)
(door opening)
- Tacos or burritos, your choice.
- I will choose the dessert and the movie.
You should cook whatever you like.
I should be the one cooking, I mean,
you're already doing so much for me.
- Oh no, you saved me from my spreadsheets and maxi-calculator.
And I love seeing your work on display.
I'm so proud of you.
- I'm proud of you. You said no dating
and you're sticking to it.
- You were right. I needed a little self-focus.
(phone ringing)
- Hello.
It's Eternity.
Um...
Tonight?
- You only get one chance. Go!
- Yes, I can be there. Yeah, that's perfect.
- I'm so jealous.
When my dating ban's over, I won't have anyone
like Eternity to help me find the one.
- I will help you.
- Thanks, but no thanks.
You won't think anyone's good enough.
- Listen, if anyone wants to take out my little cousin
they are going to have to be more than perfect.
(sighs) - You sound like my dad.
- I wish my dad was here.
(soft music)
- He'd want to drive you to your date
to get a quick look at the guy and then insist
on picking you up to ask a million questions.
- And my mom would be like, "Honey, it's no big deal,
just follow your heart."
- Didn't they meet on a blind date too?
- Yes. But my dad said they would have met no matter what,
no matter when. They were meant to be.
- Such an awesome couple.
- They were partners in crime.
I just want exactly what they had.
And surely that's not too much to ask for.
- You will have that.
This is going to be your "meant to be".
- I have trusted Eternity to find someone I can trust
with my heart but, really, what are the odds?
I mean, maybe I'm just not meant to find a love like that.
- Just because bad luck's hit hard before
doesn't mean it's going to keep happening.
You are not going to be Eternity's first fail.
(chuckling)
(soft music)
- Good evening.
What's your name?
- Um, I'm actually here with Eternity.
- Eternity. Oh. Well, follow me. This way.
- Hi.
Oh... Please. (whimsical music)
Thank you. - You're welcome.
(chuckles) - Sorry, wrong table.
- Uh, I... well, I...
- Compliments of Eternity. Enjoy.
- Okay, so, maybe this isn't...
what either of us expected but let's just start over
from the beginning, before this morning.
(chuckles)
(playful music)
- Yeah, this? (clears throat)
Not a good fit.
- Wait, wait. You have to stay at least thirty minutes.
It's the rules, or don't you play by the rules?
Nice.
(sighs)
- Excuse me. - Yes, sir.
- Can I just get one of these, please?
It's been a long day. No lunch.
- Um, usually the lady orders first.
- I don't think this gentleman is much of a gentleman.
And to be honest, I don't really have the appetite for anything.
Thank you, though.
- Very well.
- Well I've had better half hours in court.
I'm a lawyer. Corporate. Joint CEO of Williams and Williams.
- Yes. You said that. Earlier. At the Birchwood.
I paid attention.
Noticed the suit you were wearing too.
Didn't think to change for our date?
- Well, I've had no complaints about my wardrobe
on previous dates.
- And what were the complaints?
- And actually, I'm not surprised that you noticed the tailoring,
I like to make a good impression on my clients.
- And no one else, apparently.
- I'm focused on my work. Are you?
Or is your job just-- - Do not say hobby.
That is a cliche that is beneath even you.
My work takes plenty of focus, it's just not focused
on outdated practises and senseless arguing.
My work makes people feel something.
Most people.
- Oh, I felt something at Birchwood.
- Claustrophobic? Going to the same place for decades?
That must be stifling.
May I recommend broadening your horizons
trying something new like the Innisbrooke Resort.
- I love the Innisbrooke Resort. My parents got married there.
So did my sister.
- I just don't understand how I ended up with someone so...
Routine.
It's just not at all what I asked for.
- What did you ask for?
- Are you romantic?
- Isn't everyone? Are you straightforward?
- What do you mean by that? - Let's just say no.
Your turn. - Are you laid back?
- You mean lazy. French or Italian?
- Food, city, people? Art?
Who's your favourite artist?
- Springsteen.
(sighs)
(alarm beeping)
- Did you give any consideration to your Eternity interviews at all?
Did you understand what getting this invitation means?
What they're promising? - They're promising true love,
which I can confirm, still doesn't exist.
And I'll be reaching out to them about wasting my time.
Cancel that order!
- About wasting our time!
(sighs)
(birds chirping)
(soft music)
(sighs)
(door opening) - Hello!
We're here!
Tell us everything. Who is Mr. Right?
Is he a famous artist?
Do we know him?
- I am Eternity's first fail.
The lawyer from the Birchwood was my date.
- The "What is that" guy?
- I am off to tell Eternity
that their 100 % match rate is a lie.
(soft music)
(ringing)
(sighs) - Good morning.
- Hi.
This looks very different than it did when I came in for interviews.
- I wouldn't know, I did everything from my office.
Paid for the membership in full, really overpriced, if you ask me.
Got verified the same day, I guess my reputation precedes me.
(ringing)
- Well their 24-hour concierge service
just goes straight to voicemail, so.
- That's why I'm here too.
Hello?!
- Can I help?
- Hi, I'm Will Williams of Williams and Williams.
- I'd like to speak to a manager.
- I'm sorry, we'd like to speak to a manager.
But separately, please.
- There is no manager. There's nobody here.
- So who are you-- - Isn't this an office?
- I hire staging furniture to help lease this place.
Someone just signed a new contract
but it's been without a tenant for months.
There's no business here.
(both): We've been conned.
- Johnny's planning a special dinner
for our one-month anniversary
and he told me to take a look at this.
But I don't know, it's not really me.
- Hi.
I'm Diane Williams, from Williams and Williams upstairs.
This is my mother, Barb, and this is Dash.
(chuckling)
I just want to apologize for my brother yesterday.
Will is overly attached to this place.
- Nice to meet you.
And don't worry, it's a reactionary piece,
so we're off to a good start.
- Oh... - Oh, I like that picture.
- Oh.
Ellen will be pleased she has one fan.
- Two.
- Would you like me to show you? Let's go.
- It was nice meeting you. - Nice to meet you.
- Are you going on this dinner cruise?
- Well, uh-- - It's so romantic.
My husband and I got engaged on this boat.
You'll love the cruise.
Mom, I'm taking a seat.
(sighs)
(whimsical music)
- I mean, how can Eternity not be real?
Everyone is talking about them.
- They are elusive and exclusive.
That's the whole marketing and the appeal.
I bet you it's all PR because I don't know a single person
who's with them.
- But who would get fake Eternity to trick me?
- Take a wild guess.
Who knows that you're looking for a date?
- Love!
I am looking for love!
- Right. - And literally everyone knows.
- Maybe someone with a grudge.
Maybe someone you've antagonized recently.
- I can't think of anyone.
You? - Possibly maybe somebody
that we won big against. Plenty of those.
You know, a receptionist handed me the envelope.
- A courier came to my studio.
But my address isn't even listed.
- Are you sure it wasn't somebody who just
doesn't like abstract art or maybe a disgruntled
ex-boyfriend. - Disgruntled?
Why are you following me?
(scoffs) - I'm not following you.
I'm heading to Birchwood to help make arrangements
for my sister's wedding anniversary party.
Why are you following me?
- We don't have to speak again, but I will be pursuing this
and taking action against whoever is behind Eternity.
- Why? - Because it's unfair.
They're pretending to match people,
and it's nothing but a cruel con.
- No. I mean, why are you trying to pursue this?
You're an abstract artist.
I doubt you even read the T's and C's.
- I will do whatever I can for people like me
who are lost trying to find true love.
- You're trying to find true love?
(scoffs) Look at the end of a rainbow.
(sighs)
(soft music)
Ellen. Ellen, wait. Hold on.
I didn't mean you specifically,
it's this whole "true love" thing, okay?
And for me, you know, the dating part, that's not important,
but the con is. They've broken a long list of laws.
So just let me handle this. - Is there a problem still?
Is the art just not your thing?
- Eternity is a con!
We've been conned! Both of us! - What?
How? - I don't know.
I'm going home to look into it.
- Well he's a lawyer, right? - It's Will. My name is Will.
- Right. So, you and... Will can work together
to resolve whatever it is?
- No. No thank you. I don't need a sidekick.
- Oh, can't work with a creative? Couldn't keep up?
- I've worked with some of the most difficult CEOs
from all over the world.
- I would not be the sidekick!
- Okay...
- I'll keep you informed, Ellen.
- What exactly is going on with Eternity?
(indistinct chatter)
- It's fake.
Whoever nominated me is either in on it
or they've been conned too. - What's going on?
- Who's the boy? - He's with Diane.
Her son, I guess.
She's the sister of you know who.
- Huh...
(soft music)
Are you an art fan?
- It's my favourite subject at school. And math.
- That's a really good mix of the smart and creative stuff.
- Did you make this?
- I did.
I'm Ellen.
- This is Dash, my grandson.
- Pleased to meet you, Dash. - Pleased to meet you, Ellen.
(chuckling)
- Again, straight to voicemail.
I'm sorry, I have to go. I have to check on something.
- I need your help persuading Mom we don't need to sit
boy-girl-boy and give everybody dance cards.
- Diane, it's important. I promise.
I'm sorry, buddy, I gotta take off, alright?
Something's come up. - Okay.
Soccer later? - Absolutely.
- Alright. - Yeah?
- You sound just like your father, always something to do.
- Mom... - Dash thinks you're up to something sneaky.
Would it be a plus-one plan? - What's a plus-one?
- I'm gonna let you handle that one, Mom.
- Oh...
(playful music)
- Now that Ellen's gone-- - What happened?
- Eternity is a scam. - What?
- It's a catfish agency. Ellen's been conned.
- We have to go get her-- - No!
I'm the one that told Eternity to invite Ellen.
- You and Johnny were matched by them?
- Yes. And then I passed the mantle on to Ellen.
But I didn't tell her. I couldn't.
It's one of their rules.
- But if you and Johnny were matched by Eternity
then Ellen must have made a mistake.
Your relationship is real.
(soft music)
(doorbell ringing)
(birds chirping)
- Can I help you?
- Angela, your agent, she gave me your contact information.
I just wanted to keep you updated about the progress I'm making
regarding our legal matter.
- I mean, couldn't this have just been a phone call?
There's really no need to make the effort to come all of this way.
You made it pretty clear you did not want my help.
- I wanted to show you this.
She once introduced herself to me as Kat.
She doesn't work in my building anymore.
Nobody seems to know who she is. Do you?
- She gave me my envelope. - Interesting.
I also reached out to the staging company.
That guy that we met outside the empty office?
They gave me a very promising address to follow up on.
- Isn't this a bit beneath you?
You have nothing better to do with your Saturday?
- I have plenty to do, thank you very much.
But I don't stop seeking justice because I changed out of a suit.
I never give up.
- Well I found out some stuff too.
- I guess I'll let myself in.
- Well, it's a bit more creative than your stack of papers.
There's a lot of guesswork involved but there is nothing
factual on Eternity anywhere.
- Right. (clears throat)
Well, I had two assistants helping me,
we only found one address.
Looks like you really didn't have much going on today either.
- I trusted them.
It's important to me to try to stop them however I can.
Even if I am just an abstract artist.
- Oh, Riles Realty. That's where I'm going to now.
- Great. I'll get changed. You can wait for me outside.
- I don't think that's a good...
idea.
Okay.
(soft music)
Like that office that you went to, three times...
So they have no paper trail of registration,
business ID, insurance or contracts.
They've pretty much revealed themselves as a front
but even fronts need help.
- But why were you using Eternity to find a date
if you were already dating?
- 'Cause I'm on a deadline, for my family event.
And nobody's been up to par.
- For you or for your family?
- Okay, my mother is very traditional.
She wants someone on my arm. Diane,
she just doesn't like odd numbers.
I don't really know.
But they've given me an unnamed plus-one.
- That's surprising. Diane didn't seem to be
all about the symmetry,
she really had an eye for the abstract.
- I've got no idea why she wants me to be with someone
so badly, but she does.
What about you? Any pressure from family?
- I, no... I...
(playful music) - Here, let me help.
- It's fine.
(birds chirping)
- What's the emergency?
- It's nothing serious.
- That's not what you said on the phone...
- I might be overreacting.
But after our chat about Eternity, I got to wondering,
what if Johnny is some kind of conman too?
I haven't seen him in person since last weekend.
And he's not answering my calls.
- Maybe he's busy.
- Yes. With work, in the city, yesterday.
And today he's playing tennis, like he does every Saturday.
Doubles. Court B.
- Would you like me to go to the tennis club and check on him?
- Ah, what a good idea!
I'll wait here.
(soft music)
- It's not here, there's no real estate agent.
- There could be an entrance around the back.
Are you calling them? - No, my assistant.
- At least we can get a coffee while your assistant
figures out where it is.
- Couldn't we go some place with table cloths?
- You've never been to Mickey's cafe?
- No.
- Have you ever been to any health food cafe?
- No.
- You're a weird guy.
I'm just gonna order for you.
- Coffee. Black.
(indistinct chatter)
- Nothing?
- Well the office is registered on this block, but no.
- Let's figure out what we're going to say when we do find them.
- I thought I'd do the talking. - Right.
- Go with "legal matter", show them my card?
What were you thinking?
- How did you get into lawyering?
I mean, what kid looks at endless paper work
and meetings on meetings and thinks,
"Ah, that would be a good job."
- I come from a long line of lawyers.
In my whole family tree, all the way back out
to the founders of the city.
And running my father's firm was the dream when I was a kid.
(playful music)
You always know you wanted to be an artist?
- Yes.
But I was the only creative in my family.
It came as a shock to everyone when I told them
I intended to go to art school.
So my parents put all of their energy into sending me
to art school in Paris.
And they never once stopped encouraging me to follow my heart,
to chase my passions.
My father called it my artist spontaneity.
- Artist spontaneity?
- That's them!
- Oh.
Let's get him.
- Excuse me.
(chuckles)
- Yes.
- We need to speak-- - We're here about...
What she means is that I'm Will Williams
of Williams and Williams, lawyer.
- Not my lawyer. But we are here on a legal matter.
- What?
- We need to discuss something illegal.
- No. No, we need to get information from this person.
- About a company that is breaking the law.
And breaking hearts.
- What I need is the direct contact information
for the offices you rented at 50 Boulevard Street.
(chuckles) - I'm... I can't help you.
- Do you want me to cite the legal obligations
we have to hold these details. Or we can just review
the scant paperwork you seem to have misfiled
about where your shoddy office really is.
If it even exists.
You've got 30 minutes to get me that contact.
- We'll wait right here.
- Mickey's has good coffee...
- So, someone else was playing in his spot.
- But I just texted him how was tennis, he said, "Great".
- Everyone at the tennis club knew him as Johnny,
so he's not conning you.
- Why is he lying to me then?
- How did you know that the real estate agent was sketchy too?
- Because I had my office research them.
It's all part of the plan to unravel these guys.
- Great planning. - I don't just leap into things,
I never do. Unlike some people.
- Have you ever just wanted to throw everything up in the air?
- Not all change is good.
(phone chiming)
That's the real estate agent and he's forwarding the address.
There?
I'll start researching first thing Monday morning.
- Wait, no, I'm not free until Monday lunch.
We will go together then.
(soft music)
- Alright, go, go, go! Around the bend, down the centre.
Past the centreline...
Go, go... And score!
Uh! Oh! Nice goal.
- Five more minutes and we have got to go.
- Do we have to go back to the hotel?
- Absolutely.
- I promised them that we would help with the party.
- Why do people have anniversary parties?
- Because it's an achievement.
It's something to celebrate.
- I told grandma I can be your plus-one. - Did you now?
- But she said that a plus-one is a wife or a girlfriend.
- Yes. Yeah. It's a partner.
- I don't think I'll get married.
- I hope not, you're only eight years old,
that would be odd. - I meant when I'm older.
I would rather play soccer. - Me too, buddy. Me too.
Now go ahead, pack this up. Let's go.
(indistinct chatter) (phone ringing)
- Hello?
Oh, just leave it at the doorstep please.
- Still no Johnny? - Nothing.
- But last you heard he was planning a once month
anniversary dinner for you.
Maybe this is just when you learn that Johnny
is not a great communicator.
- Maybe I'm being haunted.
- You mean ghosted.
I'm gonna have to extend my dating ban.
I'd forgotten the stress, who's who, who's really who they say they are?
I should take another six months out.
- I might join you. I'm certainly not dating
anyone else until I have found Eternity.
- They've still not gotten back to you?
- Maybe they're just super-busy with other couples.
- Do we know anyone else who was matched by them?
(phone ringing)
(gasping)
- It's him!
"I'm so sorry, I'm at the office, it's an emergency.
I'll call you later when I'm home. All my love"
- See? - Nothing to worry about.
(soft music)
(ding!)
- Ellen. I have an online class in an hour,
so let's do what we can do.
- You know, I've never really paid much attention
to the architecture in here.
It's stunning. Did your dad help design it?
- He laid the first brick.
- That's quite the legacy.
The building and the law firm.
- Yeah, he really wanted something to keep in the family.
- Is Diane's son meant to take it on next?
- Diane's son? - Hate to break it to her,
but math and art don't exactly add up to lawyering.
- Okay, actually, so... I'm not familiar
with who's running the rooms anymore.
Usually it's either just been tech or finance,
but as soon as we find out who's conning us,
we're gonna kick them out of the building.
So this is what I found in my research. Butler and Company.
It's in the west side, which is where it's supposed to be.
However, that number is wrong.
- Okay, we'll let's just go up and see.
- Not so fast. 67 west is what it's supposed to be.
But the name is different, this is O'Hara.
- Right.
- So which one is it?
- Well let's just go up and check. - Slow down.
We should focus, make a plan so we're not wasting time.
- Debating about wasting time is wasting time.
(soft music) Why don't we just ask him
exactly where it is? Excuse me!
We're looking for Butler and Company,
it's number 67 west but we don't have a floor number.
- Uh, try floors one and 20. - Really?
- And every floor in between.
- Every floor?! - Yeah.
- This way, Ellen.
(ding!)
What are we supposed to do, check every single door?
- We can knock and ask.
- Or you could just go talk to your doorman friend again.
- Just because he didn't know doesn't mean somebody else won't.
Things don't always have to follow a repeated pattern.
Nothing is limited by what has happened before.
- Are you talking about abstract art again?
Because if you are, you're gonna lose me.
Is that all part of your plan? - I don't have a plan.
Planning is not something I find appealing.
If we're going to work together on this,
that is something you're going to have to compromise on.
That is one of your skills as a lawyer, right?
Compromise.
That's it! It's a match.
- No way.
(playful music)
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
I appreciate that you're impetuous but that's trespassing
and invasion of privacy, we're not doing that.
- Impetuous is just a snobby word for impulsive.
- No, no.
(scoffs)
(sighs)
- Wow. (whistling)
- Can I help you guys find something?
- Can I help you find something?
My family owns the building.
- Um, the address.
Could you check that again?
- Come with me.
(soft music)
The guy you're looking for wears a fedora.
And he always sits at this bench.
- How do we know he'll be here? - Routine.
He doesn't change a thing.
- I do not feel like this investigation
is headed in the right direction.
- Well, at least it is headed in a direction.
I will admit, maybe asking the doorman wasn't the best plan.
- But we didn't have a plan.
Remember?
- Let's make one now. (chuckles)
- What, a plan?
Oh, you're being serious.
I just assumed you'd be a tougher negotiator.
- Well then you're confused about how compromise works.
- Why don't we start by being a little less impulsive?
- How about you start by being a little less stubborn?
- You know, stubbornness isn't always a flaw.
In fact, I put it down as a positive character trait
in my Eternity interview.
- Me too.
What else did you say?
- I said that I was looking for an ambitious businesswoman,
successful, who knows what she wants.
But not someone who would push me out of my comfort zone,
somebody who would accept that I'm happy the way that I am.
- Well, since I've known you,
you have gone to a health food cafe
and you drank charcoal coffee.
- Please don't remind me, I still have the taste in my mouth.
- You only know you don't like it because you took a risk.
Birchwood would never put that on their menu.
- You don't know that. They changed the art.
- Maybe you'll learn to like it.
- Maybe you'll learn to do something different.
Maybe you'll try to do something a little less abstract.
(scoffs)
Where would your laid-back artist type get his coffee?
- Probably a long list of cafes that I would probably like.
- You know what it takes for a long list?
It takes organization. Research. Strategy.
Sounds like a planner.
- Well he would have to be
in order to balance me out but
he would have to match me in ambition.
(soft music)
- Are they looking at us?
- Oh, no, I'm in a suit, we're not here for...
No, no, no. (laughing)
- No, no, no. - No, no, no, I...
- Um...
- I have two left feet. - Me too!
Oh.
- Here. - Okay. Um...
- You have to let me lead. - I thought you were.
- How can you think you're letting me lead?
I can feel the pressure. Just let me lead,
it's my-- - Left foot goes first.
- Oh, yeah, I know...
(dance music)
(applause)
- Is everything okay?
- I'm fine. Everything's okay. I just...
Where's Mr. Butler? Did we already miss him?
- No, he never showed.
- I'm gonna talk to the doorman.
So what happened? Where's the guy in the fedora?
He never showed up, you said he was gonna be here.
- I don't know, but you guys should definitely
come back tomorrow at lunch and work on your, uh, "cha-cha-cha".
- I don't think so. - No, we're not dancers.
- Alright. I'm gonna get some cake.
- It's okay. All of this is okay, it's fine.
We're gonna talk to the real estate agent tomorrow,
I'm sure they're withholding information from us.
- I hope so. I mean, we've got nothing to lose.
- My entire afternoon is gone.
And I can't be late tonight.
- Tonight? Do you have a date?
I wasn't gonna start dating until we found Eternity.
- I'll talk to you tomorrow, Ellen.
(scoffs)
- I want cake.
(soft music)
(birds chirping)
- What's all this? Pencils and charcoal?
What's got into you?
- Just trying something outside my comfort zone.
You know, I'm not sure what this is going to be yet.
I just need to prove a point to Will.
I mean, it's time I try something new again.
Put my money where my mouth is.
(indistinct chatter)
Isn't there some sort of compromise to be found?
- Compromise?
I thought you'd tell me to run toward it
and see what happens or run far, far away.
- What's wrong with a traditional date?
- Nothing...
if you like tradition, but I don't.
- We don't actually know what Johnny is up to.
We have no facts, right?
You have met the love of your life
and you are terrified that things aren't going to work out right.
I would be exactly the same way.
- Am I subconsciously self-sabotaging this?
What should I do?
- We could set aside everything you think
might happen and actually see what Johnny has,
or hasn't planned.
We could make a plan.
- A plan?
Are you okay, Ellen? (sighs)
- You should see what she's doing in the studio.
- What? - Nothing.
Yet.
- What do you think?
- Hm. Do they have pizza? - No.
No, we're trying something new.
- But what if I don't like it. - Then I'll eat it.
- What are you gonna get?
- That. - What is it?
- I don't know.
- Maybe I should have the same thing as you.
Or auntie Diane. - Dash, pick whatever you want.
Go on.
Take a risk.
- What's the inspiration?
We have great interest in your abstracts.
- I just needed to try something new.
- Is this anything to do with Will's critique?
- I didn't realize Will's, "What is that"
made such an impact.
Or did he say something else?
- We spent the afternoon together.
Looking for a contact for Eternity.
We did not talk about art.
- What did you talk about?
- Nothing much. And then he went on a date.
- What happened at lunch? You came back with your suit
creased, your tie loose...
- Well, firstly, I spent my lunch dancing with Ruby.
65 years young. The merenge or "cha-cha-cha," apparently.
- Well, Ruby must be very special to get you on the dance floor.
Maybe she's free for the party.
- Why do you keep pushing for me to bring someone
that's not right for me?
- Nobody's gonna be right for you
until you let yourself move on.
You're allowed to.
- Hey, buddy. What'd you pick?
- I think I'll try the vegan pie.
A girl in my class is vegan. - Well, if you like it,
I'll get you some vegan food for my party.
- But don't tell Granny, she's gonna act like
she doesn't know what it is.
- If you still don't have a girl to take,
there's room on the kid's table. I saw it at the hotel.
- No offence, but I think I'm gonna be Granny's plus-one.
So I can sit with the adults.
Hey, why don't you bring this girl, the vegan girl?
She could be your plus-one.
- Not if you're on your own.
(soft music)
- I have two meetings after lunch
then I'm free if you need any help.
I might have spread sheet blindness by then.
- I am meeting Angela about the new hotel commission.
- I wonder if she's heard anything more from Johnny.
- I really hope she got all of that wrong.
- Or he's got it all right.
- Either way, we will be there to pick up the pieces.
- You're such a good friend to her.
And to me. - Friend?
- You are the big sister I never had.
- That's more like it.
- Wow! That's fantastic.
- Thanks.
He is really caught in the moment.
Not worried about past or future.
It's really helped me to realize that I need to be
more in the here and now.
Stop worrying so much about where the wind
is gonna take me next.
- It's so different for you.
- Mom and dad would be furious that I've been sitting around
and waiting for the right thing
instead of trying to tap into something different.
I can't keep using them as an excuse.
- You've just been protecting yourself.
- I've been pretending.
And not trusting in me.
And that is no way to live and it is no way to work.
All of my best work always came from my heart.
- And your best advice?
(chuckles)
- Sorry, I'm late!
Oh, hey buddy.
- Where's Diane?
- She's on her way
and she said don't do anything until she arrives.
- Now, do you have a plus one?
- Yes. She's the most beautiful woman in the world.
You.
- Oh, that's very sweet, William,
I'm sure your father would approve
but you're not cramping my style,
especially on the dance floor.
You're appalling.
- Thanks, Mom.
- Do you have anybody to bring?
- Dash, the hard part is finding someone who's just right for me
and right for my family.
- I can help.
- It's a little late for that, the party's real soon.
- You need to get a real girlfriend, not just somebody
for this party.
- Did you see your vegan friend at school today?
Dash, now I know something's going on.
In my office, now.
(soft music)
What's her name? - Sophia. She likes soccer.
- She likes soccer, does she? She sounds great.
- I might ask her if I can sit next to her.
But what if she says no?
- Why would she say no?
- Because some things
in life don't happen the way you want.
- Sometimes. But sometimes they do.
(♪)
(shutter clicks)
- How nice! Hmm.
Oh, the installation is gonna be right through here.
- Great. - And what time is that?
Thank you.
- Was that Johnny?
- The dinner cruise.
They told me Johnny's got a VIP table
and he's showing up early to set up red roses.
(sighs)
Yellow dahlias are my favourite. I have to call him.
I'll catch you up.
(phone ringing)
- Sorry.
(birds chirping)
- Come on, that's gonna be prime real estate.
That's a great spot.
(Dash): I want a different table.
(indistinct chatter)
- Okay, we are gonna make sure that you're gonna be safe.
- Hello. - Hi.
- Hello, Ellen! - Hey, Dash!
- Are you coming to the party? - No.
I'm here to make some art for this hotel.
- Now?
- Hey Dash, I'm sure she's busy,
let's let Ellen get back to work. Come on.
- No, it's alright. I've always got time for an art fan.
No, I'm not gonna make any art right now.
What I'm gonna do is take a bunch of pictures,
and then I'm gonna make sketches
and then I'll
go back to my studio
and do some experimenting.
- Yeah, I'm sure just whatever comes to mind.
- Yes. I'm gonna do some drawing,
I'm gonna do some painting.
I'll probably get really messy.
- Sometimes when I make things,
at the end I don't like them.
- That's okay, that happens to all of us.
It happens to me, it happens to my cousin Chloe
when she's trying out new recipes,
but that's okay, because being creative and trying new things
is half the fun.
- Hey, you know what, buddy?
Determination and hard work,
that's what it's about.
- My Grandpa always said,
"Never give up on anything."
- Well, hello! What brings you here?
We're planning Diane's tenth anniversary party.
The entire family is coming from all over.
- Yes, Will told me.
I'm here working on an installation for the hotel.
It wasn't you who recommended me, Will?
(scoffs) - No.
- Well, I can't wait to see your design.
Dash and I are big fans.
- Yeah, maybe move away from the abstract,
something with heart?
- I'm gonna go take some more photos.
You guys have a great day.
- Call me back, please.
Do you have everything? Do you need anything else?
- No. I've got this covered.
How about you go take a minute for you?
Go to the park. - You know me so well.
But, maybe we should-- - No.
I'm just gonna snap a few more photos
and then I'm out of here.
- Thank you.
(shutter clicking)
- Will? - Please, leave a message.
- It's... - Kat? Yeah, I got your message.
Are you sure that's her? - Yes, I never forget a face.
What if she sees us?
- We'll make sure she doesn't.
(♪)
- Is it okay to just walk in here?
- Wait, I can't believe it. We lost her?
- Well, she can't have gone far.
- Are there any side exits? - I don't think so.
- I'm gonna ask him. Hang on.
Are there any other exits? Side exits?
Anything like that other than the front door?
- No, the only way in or out is the front door.
(soft music)
No side exits.
- I'm sorry for pulling you away from your family stuff,
I thought we could follow Kat back to the headquarters,
bust the whole con.
- Well, I really don't think
Eternity is based out of here.
(chuckles)
But we can wait.
- I mean, what is she doing?
- Maybe she's keen on mid-century impressionism,
or the neo-classics.
- What piece would you take,
if you could walk out of here
for free, no crime committed?
- That square one over there.
- A Monet? Really?
- Is that what it is?
It would just match the blinds in my living room.
(chuckling)
What about you?
- It would be impossible to choose.
That's why I became an artist.
So I could make more art that people wanted to see.
- Seems like you're pretty successful at it.
- Thanks. I never take it for granted,
art is always on the move.
- Yes, it is. My job, it's pretty static.
It's more about precedent than change.
- Well, someone has to set a precedent, right?
In order for there to be a change.
- Yeah, but I don't think I could handle the kind
of rejections you must get.
- Well, I did try to make it sound pretty effortless to Dash
but in reality, it is a lot of technique,
plenty of trial and error. And...
I also put a lot of myself into my work
and that can be risky.
Especially if a client does not like it.
- Or if there's an idiot nearby who doesn't think
before he speaks.
I'm sorry about what I said at the hotel
about your next piece coming from the heart.
That was really rude of me.
- Well, what I haven't told you,
and I did not mention to Eternity, is that
I lost my parents just a little over a year ago.
And I've kind of been hiding behind abstract art ever since.
- Ellen, I'm really sorry.
- My parents were my idols.
They were so supportive of me throughout everything.
- They sound great. - They were great.
And a great couple. A perfect match.
I just want to find something that's...
close to what they had.
And if...
And if I don't, I feel like
I would somehow be letting them down.
- I think it's okay, I think anybody would feel that way.
- I lost more than just my parents that day.
I feel like I lost my ability to really open up my heart
and trust in my emotions.
I've put myself behind this barrier
and I stopped putting any real feeling in my work,
as you noticed.
- I don't know, you seem
pretty good at trusting your
emotions to me.
- Will, maybe we should just let this go.
I mean, you could be with your family right now
helping plan the party.
I feel like that's more important.
- No, Ellen. This is important. It is.
- I mean, Kat, she's probably
already slipped out a fire exit,
donned some sort of elaborate
disguise and melted into the crowd.
Eternity is very good at covering their tracks.
- I'm not giving up.
We aren't giving up.
- That's her.
It's her!
- Wait, your purse!
(rhythmic music)
Let's stick with her all the way back to headquarters.
We're not gonna let this go.
- Maybe she has a date?
Wouldn't that be ironic?
You're gonna wear this in court?
- Very funny.
She's moving.
Why don't you go ask her about her new dating service?
If you're interested. Unless you already got one?
- Not yet.
- Oh, honey, wow. This would go so good with...
- My eyes.
(soft music)
- This is actually really lovely.
- Yeah, it is.
- She's leaving. - Go, go!
(bright music)
Woah, woah, wait, wait.
Okay, I'm gonna go ask him what she said,
unless you had the same idea and you were gonna go ask him?
- No, that's great. I'll follow Kat.
Use your serious lawyer face.
- What serious lawyer face? - That one.
- Excuse-me, you were just
speaking with a woman
in a black dress,
she was talking to you,
what did she say?
(indistinct chatter)
- Hey!
- I just had an emergency!
- No, wait... Excuse-me!
- What was that? - I don't know, he didn't say.
He just said he had an emergency and threw these in my hand.
(sighs)
I have a feeling he's not coming back.
- Definitely not.
- Well, I'm letting these go. - No!
We can give them away? - Why? What for?
- For fun! Come on.
(bright music)
(phone ringing)
- Johnny? We need to talk.
(static)
(soft music)
(birds chirping)
- The looks on their faces-- - I know, I know.
- You know, thank you for today.
- What are you thanking me for?
- I don't know. But I had a great time.
Here, one last balloon for you.
- Keep it. Give it to Dash.
Look! Look!
- Is that your agent? - Yes!
And that is definitely not what we were worried about.
This is perfect.
- I think I'm gonna give up planning completely.
Entirely. I've done things today that I would have never done before.
- And the sky didn't fall in?
- Not that I noticed.
Will I see you tomorrow? We can regroup,
you know, think about our next steps with Eternity.
If you'd like.
- Yes, actually I'm gonna be
at the Birchwood finishing up.
I should be done just before
they start their lunch service.
- Then I'll see you tomorrow, of course, I'll be there.
For lunch. 'Cause I'm a creature of habit.
- Right.
Okay, um... I, uh... - Sorry.
I'm that way. - Yeah.
See you tomorrow.
(soft music)
I'm all finished.
- Excellent!
I've had lots more enquiries about you.
- That's great, but...
I want to know how it went with Johnny!
Is it over?
(squealing)
- Oh, it was perfect.
Sunset in the park and a picnic.
And he introduced me to his parents on that boat.
His father had always wanted to go.
And the roses were a gift to his mother.
They kept calling me "Johnny's fiancée" all night.
- I want to hear everything, come to lunch with me,
I'm headed back over to the Terrace Hotel.
- Were you not inspired after I left? Should I be worried?
- Oh no, no. Everything is totally fine.
I just left straight after you.
With Will.
- Tell me more?
- It's just business.
- Court overrun or did you forget our lunch?
- When have I forgotten anything?
- What's the hurry? - I'll see you in there.
- Okay, give me one of your fake yawns again.
Oh! That ring! Did you just get engaged?
(chuckling)
- Ellen!
I got caught up. Court.
- I actually just finished. - Finished?
I'm sure it looks great. - Thanks.
- Shall we go, Ellen? - Wait, what if we...
- Met up later? - Yes.
- Tonight? - I can't.
- You've got a date? - Yes.
With... With Dash.
I promised him that I would take him out to pizza
after he did soccer with Diane.
- Hello.
Will?
- Uh...
Would you and Dash want to come over to my place?
We could make pizza,
we could talk about our next moves with Eternity.
I'll show Dash my art studio.
- Sounds like a great idea.
How's seven? - Perfect.
(♪)
When you're all done, set it in here,
sift that right in. Easy.
- Okay.
- So you want me to show you again?
- I'm nervous. - What could go wrong?
- I could set the oven on fire,
I could set the house on fire,
I could set the studio on fire and ruin all of my work.
I could make pizzas that Dash hates.
I could make pizza that Will hates.
I could make pizza that makes us all violently ill.
- Wow, you really brought along your self-saboteur.
- Why do I feel like this?
- Because it's a date and you know it.
- It is not a date. His nephew is coming.
What if you're wrong? - I could be wrong.
I've not gone on a date
for months and all of them were a disaster.
I could have misinterpreted the facts:
he's coming here for dinner because you asked him.
Because he likes you.
- Or it's because we were working together.
- And there's the way he looks at you.
And the way you look at him.
- Okay, fine. So maybe there is a little something
between Will and I.
- With all your artistic knowledge
you're just calling it "something"?
- Chloe, it's so different. He makes me feel so different.
But can I trust him to be my partner in crime?
- He already is your partner in crime.
You two are running around together spying on people.
- But can I trust him with my heart?
I mean, what if he's not the one?
- What if he is?
(doorbell rings)
Good luck!
I'll go out through the back.
- Hey.
I... I brought everything I have on Eternity.
Plus some new information.
Research that my assistants did this afternoon.
- Did you forget Dash?
- No. Diane's bringing him in about half an hour.
I just figured we could go over some files
until he got here.
- Uh, great. Come on back.
(birds chirping)
- Wow, this is amazing!
And is this a pizza oven?
Dash has been after me for one of these for ages.
- It is my cousin's, but I have had a full safety briefing.
So we should be okay.
- Hey, do you mind if I set this down over here?
- Of course.
- And you got every single topping.
- Yeah, I had you down as an anchovy guy
and Dash as more of a pepperoni, extra cheese.
- What made you think I was an anchovy guy?
Enough said.
- I didn't want to make a plan though,
so I just went ahead and got everything.
- Well, for the record, I'm not an anchovy guy,
they're a bit spiky for me.
But what's your go-to?
- Don't laugh at me.
It's pineapple and ham.
- Oh. I would keep that to yourself.
- Yes and I hate olives. - What?
- I know! - But olives are delicious.
- Ugh.
- Mm.
- You hungry? Skip lunch again?
- Is it that obvious?
- How about you and I
make a couple practice pizzas before Dash gets here?
- Sounds like a great plan. Where do we start?
Do we roll them out?
Throw them in the air?
What do we do?
- Let's start with rolling up
these sleeves.
- Touché.
(rhythmic music)
He can never know.
- About the pineapple and the ham?
- That too.
Dash, he has a really bad case of FOMO.
He'd be upset if he found out I made pizza without him.
I'm talking like, eternal grudge.
- I will take the fall for this one.
I was the same way when I was a kid.
- Dash definitely keeps us on our toes.
He's now vegan.
Because there's a girl in his class that's vegan.
- Oh. Well, I do have vegan cheese and plenty of vegetables.
- No, no, no. He already said pizza doesn't count.
- Of course it doesn't.
Kids are great.
I hope I have a family
of my own one day.
- Ellen, before Dash gets here...
(alarm ringing)
- Is that the Eternity date alarm?
- Good memory.
- I mean, how could I forget,
it was "the worst half hour of your life".
- Okay, okay.
That was for the pizza.
Careful, it's hot.
Wow, mine actually looks like a pizza.
That's surprising.
- You know, mine was really more
of an attempt to impress Dash
but I have to admit, yours is better.
- Ellen, everything you do is impressive.
Whatever you try, it always works out.
Except pineapple on a pizza. That'll never work.
- I actually just finished a new piece of art.
It's not for a client, it's just art for art's sake.
- What is it?
- Something that helped me open up.
Helped me trust in being honest in my work again.
- So it's not abstract?
- I think it's better if I just show you.
- Dash?
- I hope you and Diane don't mind.
He has such a sweet face.
There's a real family resemblance between you two.
You don't like it?
- Oh no. No, no, no. I absolutely love it.
- It's intrusive. I'm sorry, I just kept recalling the image.
- That's okay. I know you said you never forget a face.
This is not intrusive, this is incredible.
- Thank you.
- Would you ever consider selling it?
To me, I could give it to Diane as an anniversary gift?
- Wow. Yeah, of course.
You like it that much?
- Who wouldn't?
- Dash made it easy.
Kids are great subjects,
they are terrible at hiding how they feel.
He is totally lost in the moment.
(soft music)
- There's something that I need to tell you.
(doorbell rings)
- Um.
I'll get the door.
- Yeah, I'll um... I'll get the pizzas.
- Hey! - Hey guys!
Will is out back, pizza oven is hot and ready.
- Pizza oven?! - Cool!
It's great Will's got time off work to spend with Dash.
And you.
- Thanks for bringing me, Aunty D.
- Have fun. Bye.
- Dad! - Hey, buddy!
How was soccer? - Good.
A pizza oven? So what's first, Ellen? What do we do?
- How about you run in and wash your hands first?
- Yeah, go inside, buddy. Wash your hands. I'll wait here.
- It's right through there. Around the corner.
(soft music)
Dash is your son?
- Yes.
- You let me believe he was your nephew.
- I was gonna tell you.
- Really? After lying to me all of this time?
- I didn't lie exactly.
- You could've told me when I showed you the portrait!
Or anytime since we've met.
- This is the anytime.
- Of course there's a family resemblance.
- This really wasn't my intention.
- What was?
- I just didn't think that I was gonna find someone for me,
someone who'd need telling.
- It is obvious that you still haven't.
- I wanted to tell you, I really did,
but I just didn't want to get Dash involved in case
it didn't work out.
- If you'd have been upfront about this
it could've worked out!
I told you about my heartbreak with my parents
and that I was so afraid that I wouldn't find what they had.
I really thought you would've been honest with me too.
But this,
this lie throws everything right back into my face.
- Technically, I didn't lie.
- Try harder, Will.
Withholding the truth is the exact the same thing.
You're a lawyer, you know that.
- Change of plan, buddy.
- But I wanted pizza! - Come on.
(♪)
We'll eat at Pizza Plaza on the way home.
- But why?
- 'Cause Ellen and I made a mistake about tonight.
(soft music)
- This is gonna be fun, buddy, come on.
- Hey guys! - Hey.
- The tailor did a great job, you're gonna look so handsome.
- Can we go home so I can put it on?
- No, after we play in the park, come on.
- How did last night go? - Fine, nothing happened.
We ate at Pizza Plaza. - Why?
- Because it's consistent and reliable, Diane.
- That's not what I meant.
- Can you just go up ahead, play for a little bit?
I'll be there in a minute.
I made a mistake.
I made a mistake with Ellen and Dash.
- How exactly?
- I didn't disclose that Dash was my son.
And she thought he was yours all along.
- And you let her. - Yeah.
- She's gonna think you don't trust her with both your hearts.
- Please don't be disappointed in me, Diane,
I'm doing plenty of that for myself.
- Hey! Double espresso for you,
and in here there's emergency brownies, red velvet cake
and cookies.
What happened? Is he secretly married?
- No.
Maybe... No, no. It's Dash.
He's Dash's dad.
- Did he tell you last night? - He didn't.
Dash did.
- He got a kid to break the news to you?
- Not really.
- That was pretty idiotic of Will.
But you love kids. And Dash is a good one.
- Will has had so many opportunities to tell me.
I mean, last night, I showed him the portrait.
I even pointed out what
an amazing family resemblance there was.
All he said is he wanted to buy it for Diane.
- So he didn't out-and-out lie?
- He didn't have to.
He's a lawyer, a good one.
He has been cherry-picking what information to tell me
and redirecting our
conversations so he does not
have to tell the truth.
You know, I really thought he was opening up to me.
He told me he was stuck in routines
and he was scared of change.
- Same suits, same lunch.
- He said he was doing it all for Dash,
but he's really just doing it to protect himself.
- Do you know what happened with Dash's mom?
- I didn't know she existed until last night.
Will told me he'd never
thought he would find someone
who was right for him.
But he meant someone who would live up to her.
- He had lost confidence that he could be happy again.
- Yes. But I trusted him to be as open as I was.
- I don't think he meant to hurt you.
- He's not ready to move on
and I think he's known that all along.
Not being honest about Dash proves it.
- What can I do to help?
- Unwrap the brownies. - Okay.
- And you can come with me to deliver the portrait?
His assistant texted me a time and place.
- Of course.
If you see him there is there really nothing to talk about?
- No. No.
I should have trusted my instincts when I first met him.
He's just not the match for me.
Come on.
(soft music)
- Well, it looks like you've got the best table there, buddy.
- You're seated next to Uncle Mike.
- Great.
I get to spend the evening talking about fly fishing.
- You didn't want a plus-one.
- You should be happy.
You didn't want a plus-one and now you haven't got one.
Not even Ellen.
- Ellen was never a plus-one for this party.
- She could have been.
- Dash, I think Ellen's great.
And I really liked her,
mostly because she liked you.
But it turned out I was wrong and she doesn't like me.
- She does.
Girls don't invite boys
to dinner for no reason.
She doesn't like that you lied about me.
- I know. I know.
And nobody would like being lied
to about that.
- So why did you do it?
- Um...
Because I was scared.
- Of what? - Getting hurt.
Of you getting hurt.
So I accidentally ended up hurting her.
I didn't mean to do it, but I did.
And it's all on me. - Then you need to apologize.
- I really don't think saying sorry is gonna be enough.
- Yes it will, if you get her a present too.
- You really like Ellen, huh? - Yes. And so do you.
Wanna make a plan?
- Okay. What do you got?
- Just go to her house with a cool present
that only you would know she likes.
Then she'll see you noticed her and you like her.
- Okay.
Hey actually, you know, Ellen's gonna be here in about an hour
to drop off Diane's anniversary gift.
- Even better. You just need to bump into her.
Especially in that suit, you look great.
- Dash, this may not work.
- I know. Just promise me you'll try?
- Yeah, I promise.
(doorbell rings)
- Are you sure you don't want me to drop it off on my own?
- I promised.
- Did you?
I know what you're doing.
- Just let me have my moment of "might have been."
And then I will take you out to dinner.
- Deal.
- Just not pizza.
(rhythmic music)
(indistinct chatter)
- Dad's gone to fix something.
- Was it his suit? Did he split his pants?
- No. But it's super important.
- It better be very important to miss greeting the guests.
- It is, promise.
- Hi. - Hi!
- Your gift from Will.
- It's Ellen!
- Oh, wow!
The table's over there.
Thank you.
- I hope you look it.
- We have to make her wait
until Dad gets back. It's a part of our plan.
- Plan? What's going on, Dash?
Hello, Ellen. - Hi.
Diane's gift from Will.
- Oh, he's terrible at gifts.
Well, it's much too big for the gift table.
Uh, we should get William for you, we'll be right back.
- Oh no, no. Um...
I can leave it with you.
- Are you sure you can't stay?
Have a glass of champagne with me.
- That's really sweet, Dash
but I don't think you're allowed champagne.
And I'm not really dressed for a party.
- Doesn't matter what you're wearing.
Have a glass of champagne with me.
- Thank you. But I think we should go.
You guys have a really nice evening.
(bright music)
- Did you get it? - Yes. Has she gone yet?
- That way!
- Whatever is going on, William?
- Sure you don't want to hang around?
- No, let's just go and eat. - Ellen!
Okay, I know you don't want to talk to me right now,
but please take this. - What for?
- It's an apology. You'll like it.
- How would you know?
You don't seem to know me at all.
- Wait, wait, wait!
I don't give up.
I uh...
- Don't have a plan for this? - I did.
Just not beyond this point.
Wait, okay, you're right! You're right.
You're tight, I'm a routine guy, okay?
I'm scared of broadening my horizons
and way more comfortable with telling a lie,
a really big, unforgivable lie
than I am with following my emotions.
You're right.
Ellen, I wasn't looking to find anyone.
I wasn't meant to fall in love. But I did.
With you.
On our date we weren't even close to a match.
100 % wrong.
- Eternity's first fail, if they had been real.
- Then, we were just working together to find Eternity.
We didn't plan to spend that time together.
And Ellen, I had no idea
how long that search was going to last.
So I withheld the truth about being a father
because it never even crossed my mind that you'd become someone to me.
Someone perfect.
- But why didn't you trust me with it when you knew?
- It wasn't that I didn't trust you,
it was that I didn't trust myself.
I didn't want to open up
to all my past emotions and hurt.
And I made a promise to Dash that he would never have to go through that again.
My ex-wife, she left both of us.
- I'm really sorry to hear that.
- I knew that I was taking
a risk when I started falling for you.
And I tried to protect my old feelings. I did.
And I made a mistake, a really big mistake
but I'm sorry. I will never break your trust again.
I promise, Ellen.
Things don't have to follow a repeated pattern.
Nothing's limited by what's happened before.
- Give her the gift, Dad!
(soft music)
- Your mom said you were terrible at gifts.
- Take a risk.
Will you dance with me?
- I can't dance.
- I know. Neither can I.
(chuckling)
(soft music)
- He's found his plus-one.
- No. She is much more than that.
You look stunning.
You know this dress, it really matches...
- My eyes?
(chuckles)
- How about that dance?
(rhythmic music)
You ready? - As ready as I'll ever be.
That's a first. - Just let me lead.
- Not a chance.
(laughing)
- You wanna try something risky?
- Ooh, ooh!
If I move my hips a little bit more, it looks better, no?
- You've convinced me.
- Ooh, ooh!
(exclaiming)
You're not bad at this!
(indistinct chatter)
(♪)
- Wait a second. Excuse us!
- Pardon us, we're just trying to get through.
(♪)
So we weren't conned.
- They knew before we even met.
Do you know what this means?
- Their 100% success rating still stands?
- Does that mean you think I'm the one?
- Ellen, I know that you're the one.
(♪)
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