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00:00On le 3rd jour après notre fille a été born,
00:02je me demande de l'argent pour la formula,
00:04mais il me a donné quelques boxages de la question.
00:07Pick one.
00:09Pour 3 ans de mariage,
00:10je vivais en des dollars de ces boxages,
00:12jamais plus que $108 à un moment.
00:15Just parce qu'à notre engagement party,
00:17dad suddenly a pris des boxages de la question et smiled.
00:20Let's make ça fun.
00:22Pick one et paye l'argent inside,
00:23or le wedding est off.
00:24Plus, il y a plus de l'argent,
00:25Nathan a donné $18,880,000,
00:28mais il paye l'argent,
00:30et il m'a donné un mariage que la ville parlera.
00:32Tout le monde a dit qu'il était malheureux avec moi,
00:34mais le jour après notre mariage,
00:36il a mis des boxages de la question en front de moi.
00:38La famille aime ce jeu, hein ?
00:40De maintenant, ces boxages décide votre allowance.
00:43Pour 3 ans, parfois j'ai obtenu 9.90,
00:45parfois $108.
00:47Quand je suis marié,
00:48je pensais que les choses changeront quand la fille est arrivée.
00:50Mais maintenant, tout je voulais
00:51c'est un can de formula pour notre fille,
00:53et les boxages de boxages s'est pas comme toujours,
00:55toujours juste $9.90 dedans.
00:57A moment later,
00:58my sister Lily,
00:59who just had a baby too,
01:00posted a screenshot of a $990,000 transfer.
01:03Thanks to my sister's husband
01:05for the baby's welcome gift.
01:06I stared at the picture for a long time,
01:08then called someone overseas.
01:10Didn't you say you'd be willing to be my baby's dad ?
01:12Come get me in 7 days.
01:14As I opened the box,
01:15a nurse leaned over, curious.
01:17Wow, a gift from your husband ?
01:18That's so thoughtful.
01:20Then she saw allowance,
01:219.990 on the slip.
01:22Nathan told his assistant
01:24to take the other boxes away.
01:25Having a baby doesn't change the rules.
01:29The nurse probably wanted to ask
01:31what rule made a new mom pick a box
01:33with just $9.90.
01:35But how could I explain ?
01:36At my engagement party,
01:38my parents insisted he choose mystery boxes
01:41and pay the huge sum
01:42to fund my sister's wedding and house.
01:44When I confronted them,
01:46mom clutched her chest.
01:48Tell Nathan,
01:49and I'll jump off this building.
01:50And since then,
01:52no company dared hire me
01:53under pressure from Nathan.
01:55So I lived on whatever I drew
01:56from those mystery boxes.
01:59I looked down at my daughter beside me.
02:02Nathan,
02:03can I buy a temperature-regulating sleep sack ?
02:05Newborns' body temperatures fluctuate.
02:07Using the baby to get money out of me ?
02:08The hospital has blankets.
02:11The door closed.
02:12The nurse suddenly turned and left,
02:15then came back with a small blanket.
02:18It's a clean spare from the nurse's station,
02:20so you can cover her with it for now.
02:23Thank you.
02:24Your husband,
02:26maybe he just doesn't know
02:27how to show he cares.
02:28That evening,
02:29I saw Lily post a picture
02:30of a VIP nursery
02:31with a full set
02:33of imported baby supplies.
02:34He says only the best
02:35will do for the baby.
02:39I stared at the post
02:40for a long time.
02:41I suddenly remembered
02:42what Nathan had said years ago.
02:44If we have a girl,
02:45I'll spoil her
02:47and make her the happiest
02:47little princess in the world.
02:49Now that princess
02:50seemed to be someone else's child.
02:52I folded the $99.90 slip
02:54and put it in my wallet.
02:55The old $66.60
02:57and $5.30 slips
02:58were still in my wallet.
02:59Nathan stood in the doorway,
03:01though I hadn't noticed him come back.
03:02Take care of the baby
03:03instead of always trying
03:04to get money out of me.
03:06He made a call in the hall.
03:09You lost.
03:10She didn't make a scene.
03:14A gold digger
03:15wouldn't give up
03:15being Mrs. Cole,
03:16especially now
03:17that she's had a baby.
03:19My phone suddenly rang
03:20and I picked up.
03:23The flight's booked.
03:24See you in seven days.
03:27Emma, wait for me.
03:28Okay.
03:29The day we left the hospital,
03:30I packed early.
03:32My daughter wore her only new outfit,
03:34a gift from my bestie Megan.
03:36I sat on the edge of the bed,
03:38holding her,
03:38waiting for Nathan.
03:40But all I got was a text.
03:42The driver will pick you up.
03:43I'm with Lily.
03:45She's leaving the hospital today, too,
03:46and there's no one to help.
03:48It wasn't right,
03:49but it wasn't a surprise.
03:51Since my sister became a widow,
03:52he'd helped her plenty.
03:53I stared at the screen
03:54for a few seconds,
03:56then closed the chat
03:57without replying.
03:58The driver was on time
03:59and the car was clean.
04:02My daughter fussed in my arms
04:04and it was time to feed her.
04:06I took out her bottle
04:07and the driver glanced
04:08in the rearview mirror.
04:09I'm sorry, Mrs. Cole.
04:11Mr. Cole said no eating in the car.
04:13I'm just feeding her.
04:14I won't get the car dirty.
04:15But Mr. Cole said,
04:16please don't put us
04:17in a difficult position.
04:18I paused,
04:19put the betel back in my bag
04:21and held my daughter
04:22a little tighter.
04:26I gently patted her back
04:28the whole way home.
04:30Once home,
04:31I checked my phone
04:31and saw a short video
04:32Lily had posted.
04:33She sat beside Nathan
04:34in the passenger seat,
04:36a box of cherries
04:37in front of her,
04:37popping them into her mouth
04:38one by one.
04:39My parents sat in the back,
04:41mom bottle feeding Lily's baby
04:42while dad held a small towel
04:44under the baby's chin.
04:45Their family was complete.
04:47I swiped past the video.
04:52That afternoon,
04:53the doorbell rang.
04:54Lily stood outside
04:55holding her baby.
04:56Emma, why is this crib so old?
04:58Isn't your husband rich?
05:00She pulled a bag from hers
05:01and handed it to me.
05:02My baby outgrew these clothes, Emma,
05:04but don't let that put you off.
05:05The fabric's really nice.
05:06Nathan bought them all
05:07at several thousand dollars each.
05:09Emma, why is your baby so skinny?
05:11I took the bag
05:12and forced out a thank you.
05:13Then I closed the door
05:14and threw it in the trash.
05:16That evening, Megan called.
05:18I saw Lily's video.
05:19I'm so pissed.
05:20She's doing it on purpose.
05:21And Nathan,
05:21you lost so much blood
05:22giving birth.
05:22How could he treat you like this?
05:24Don't put up with this.
05:25Tell me what the baby needs.
05:26I'll buy it.
05:27Thanks, Megan.
05:28You don't have to thank me.
05:28You come first.
05:30After the call,
05:31I started packing.
05:31I packed a few of our clothes
05:33and our documents
05:33into a small bag
05:34and pushed it to the back
05:35of the closet.
05:36I hadn't noticed Nathan come home.
05:39If you want money for clothes,
05:40just ask instead of playing the victim.
05:42He came over
05:43and suddenly wrapped his arms
05:44around me from behind.
05:46I smelled alcohol on him.
05:49Emma,
05:49stop making a fuss.
05:50For a moment,
05:51I was back years ago
05:52when he'd held me just like this.
05:53I'd gotten soaked in the rain
05:54and had a high fever
05:55and he'd driven all night
05:56from out of town
05:57to get back to me.
05:58Never wait out the rain alone again.
06:00But now I only got that same warm hug
06:02because he was drunk.
06:03Hadn't even come to take me
06:04and our baby home
06:05from the hospital.
06:06I'm not making a fuss.
06:07At three in the morning,
06:08my daughter cried.
06:09I picked her up to nurse,
06:10but she cried
06:11after sucking a few times
06:13because there wasn't enough milk.
06:14I searched every cupboard,
06:15but there was no formula.
06:17I checked my phone.
06:18Account balance,
06:19$9.90.
06:20She kept crying
06:21from 3 a.m.
06:22to 4 a.m.
06:23I carried her around the living room,
06:25back and forth,
06:26over and over.
06:27Nathan slept Smount Wellie
06:29behind the closed
06:29master bedroom door.
06:32Mama, sorry, baby.
06:33Just a few more days
06:35and I'll get you out of here,
06:36I promise.
06:39Before I could get her out of there,
06:41my daughter's fever
06:42hit 103.6 Fahrenheit.
06:44I rushed into the ER with her,
06:46checked in,
06:47and waited.
06:52The doctor took off
06:53his stethoscope and frowned.
06:55She's malnourished
06:56and severely underweight.
06:58Her immune system
06:59is too weak.
07:00This is dangerous
07:00for a newborn.
07:02What kind of parents are you?
07:03I opened my mouth,
07:05but couldn't tell him
07:06that we had $9.90
07:07a month to live on.
07:11I called Nathan
07:12and he actually came.
07:13I felt a flicker of hope.
07:15For the first time
07:16in three years of marriage,
07:17I begged him.
07:18Our baby needs
07:19special formula
07:19and supplements.
07:22Can you stop making me
07:23draw mystery boxes
07:24and give me
07:24a regular allowance?
07:27He pulled a card
07:27from his pocket
07:28and tossed it at me.
07:29There's $2,000 on it.
07:30That's enough.
07:32It's not.
07:33The doctor said
07:33she needs follow-up tests
07:34and...
07:36Emma,
07:38$18,880,000
07:39couldn't satisfy you
07:40and now $2,000
07:40isn't enough?
07:42Why didn't you think
07:42of this when you used
07:43those mystery boxes
07:44to rip me off?
07:45I didn't set up
07:46those boxes.
07:47With it,
07:47my daughter's sake,
07:48Ojoni looted it out.
07:49My parents did it
07:50behind my back
07:51to pay for Lily's
07:52wedding in a house.
07:52I had nothing
07:53to do with it.
07:55Emma,
07:56you'll tell any lie
07:56for money.
07:57First you lied
07:57about the baby
07:58being sick.
07:59Now you're making
07:59up another story.
08:00Don't think having
08:01a baby gives you
08:01leverage.
08:02Is she even sick?
08:03You think I don't
08:04know what you're up to?
08:04Then his phone rang.
08:09You're here?
08:10Which room?
08:11I'll be right there.
08:12He hung up
08:13and walked away
08:14without even looking
08:14at me.
08:15So he hadn't come
08:16to the hospital
08:17for me or our
08:17daughter at all.
08:18He was there
08:19for Lily's baby's
08:20checkup.
08:20I stood in the hall
08:21holding my screaming
08:22baby,
08:23watching him disappear
08:24around the corner.
08:25I held the baby,
08:26went out the hospital
08:27and ran into Lily.
08:30Emma?
08:31Her chubby baby
08:32wore a designer onesie.
08:34She took a can
08:35of formula
08:36from the diaper bag
08:37of the nanny
08:37beside her
08:38and handed it to me.
08:39My baby can't
08:39finish it all.
08:40You can have this.
08:42Nathan felt sorry
08:43for us.
08:44He bought
08:44a whole hundred cases.
08:45I looked at
08:46the formula
08:47and eighteen hundred
08:47dollars a can.
08:48My daughter's
08:49entire monthly allowance
08:50couldn't buy one scoop
08:51of her baby's formula.
08:52I clenched my fist
08:53and accepted her charity.
08:54That evening,
08:55I called mom.
08:57Mom,
08:57the baby needs
08:58to be admitted.
08:59Can you lend me
09:00some money?
09:02Your sister just
09:02had a baby too.
09:03She needs money.
09:05Ask your husband.
09:06Mom,
09:06enough.
09:07Stop calling
09:08all the time.
09:08Your sister's
09:09still recovering.
09:10You're disturbing her.
09:11She hung up.
09:12Late that night,
09:14I fell asleep
09:15on the couch
09:15holding my daughter.
09:16At some point,
09:17someone covered me
09:18with a blanket.
09:19Half asleep,
09:20I saw
09:20AtPiption4 bend over.
09:22But the next morning,
09:23more mystery boxes
09:24sat on the dining table.
09:26Pick one.
09:27Nathan,
09:27I'm tired.
09:28I'm not picking
09:29any more mystery boxes.
09:30What new trick
09:31is this to get money?
09:32Last time you said
09:32the baby was sick.
09:33What are you faking
09:34this time?
09:37I didn't answer
09:38and turned to make
09:38my daughter a bottle
09:39with the formula
09:40AtPicture7
09:41had given me
09:42as charity.
09:43My phone buzzed
09:44in my pocket.
09:45It's Megan texting me.
09:47Emma,
09:48there's something
09:49I'm not sure
09:49I should tell you.
09:50My daughter started
09:51crying again
09:52in the living room.
09:56I checked the number
09:57on the thermometer.
09:58104.2 Fahrenheit.
10:00I turned off my phone,
10:01picked up my baby,
10:02and rushed out.
10:08Outside the ER,
10:09I called Nathan
10:09from the hall.
10:10He didn't answer
10:10the first call.
10:11My hands shook
10:12so badly
10:12I could barely
10:13hold my phone.
10:13I'd lost count
10:14when he finally answered.
10:15What's wrong?
10:16They're trying
10:17to save our baby.
10:18She has a fever.
10:19The doctor says
10:20she needs surgery now.
10:21I have no money.
10:22Nathan, come pay for it.
10:23How much?
10:24The doctor said
10:25at least $8,000.
10:27Emma,
10:28same old shit.
10:29Last time,
10:30$2,000 wasn't enough.
10:32Now you want
10:32four times that?
10:33Nathan,
10:33I'm begging you.
10:34They really are
10:35trying to save her.
10:36The doctor says
10:36they can't operate
10:37unless I pay now.
10:38Please, I'm begging you.
10:39I'll be right there.
10:40I leaned against the wall
10:42and waited an hour.
10:43He never appeared
10:43at the end of the hall.
10:44I called again,
10:45but his phone was off.
10:46Later,
10:46I found out Lily
10:47had called before he left.
10:48Nathan,
10:49the baby won't stop coughing.
10:51I'm so scared.
10:52He hesitated,
10:53then went to her first.
10:55When he arrived,
10:56he found the baby
10:57had just choked on some milk
10:58and was fine.
10:59But Lily held his sleeve.
11:01I'm scared.
11:02Please stay a little longer.
11:03He reached the door,
11:04then went back.
11:05Meanwhile,
11:06the nurse rushed out
11:06for the third time
11:07to ask for payment.
11:08Ma'am,
11:08your baby's critical.
11:09If you don't pay now,
11:10it'll be too late.
11:10I knelt at the payment window
11:11and pulled out everything I had.
11:13Too late.
11:13The emergency room doors opened.
11:15She was malnourished.
11:16Her immune system was too weak.
11:18Complications from the fever.
11:19If she'd had surgery in time,
11:20she might have had a chance.
11:21We did everything we could.
11:22The nurse carried my daughter out
11:23and handed her to me.
11:24Her hand was still clenched,
11:25just as it had been
11:26around my finger that night.
11:27The nurse patted my back
11:28sympathetically
11:28and handed me a form to sign.
11:30I didn't know how
11:31I'd managed to sign it.
11:31$8,000,
11:32just the price of one
11:33of Lily's baby's outfits.
11:34It had cost my baby her life.
11:35This time,
11:35I didn't call anyone.
11:36Nathan's text came afterward.
11:37The baby's fine now, right?
11:38Stop blowing up my phone.
11:39I'm busy.
11:40I didn't reply.
11:40A little later,
11:41another message came.
11:42Sulking again?
11:42Last time $2,000 wasn't enough.
11:44Now you're using
11:44the baby's illness
11:44as leverage again.
11:45Emma, can't you find a new trick?
11:46He still thought
11:47I was playing games for money.
11:48I closed the chat
11:48and called my lawyer.
11:49Rachel, I want a divorce.
11:51Miss Bennett,
11:52there's no marriage record
11:53for you and Mr. Cole.
11:54What do you mean?
11:55Mr. Cole's legal spouse
11:56is listed as Lily.
11:59I held the phone in silence
12:01for a long time
12:02before saying,
12:03I see.
12:05Then I remembered
12:06Megan's message,
12:07the one I hadn't finished reading.
12:09I opened it
12:09and found several screenshots.
12:11A group chat called
12:13family with dad,
12:14mom,
12:14Lily,
12:15Nathan,
12:15and Megan.
12:16The latest message
12:17was a birth certificate
12:18Lily had posted.
12:20Father,
12:21Nathan Cole.
12:23So cute.
12:24Looks just like daddy.
12:26You did great, Lily.
12:27Congrats,
12:28congrats.
12:28Nathan transferred $990,000.
12:32I opened another screenshot,
12:34a chat between Lily and Megan.
12:36My sister came crying to you again today,
12:39right?
12:40Yeah.
12:40I calmed her down like you said.
12:42She didn't suspect a thing.
12:44Thanks for the help.
12:45I'll buy you dinner sometime.
12:47Don't mention it.
12:48Emma's too stubborn.
12:49If she finds out,
12:50it'll be trouble.
12:51So every word of Megan
12:53had been a lie too.
12:55I turned off my phone
12:56and held back my tears.
12:58I stood outside the hospital
13:00and it was almost dawn.
13:01I looked down
13:02at the swaddle in my arms.
13:03I took the slips I'd saved
13:05from three years of mystery boxes
13:07out of my wallet,
13:08one by one.
13:09I threw them all
13:10into a trash can by the road.
13:11Then I walked to the subway station
13:13and went to the airport.
13:14Nathan's last message
13:15was on the screen,
13:16unchecked.
13:17He was probably still waiting
13:18for me to beg.
13:19He didn't know
13:20there was nothing left to beg for.
13:22The seven days were up.
13:23Three days later.
13:26Tell that gold digger
13:27she won't have to draw
13:28mystery boxes
13:29starting next month.
13:31I'll give her
13:32a regular allowance.
13:33She can stop trying
13:34to make me chase her.
13:36Miss Bennett was discharged
13:37three days ago.
13:39What about the baby?
13:40Mr. Cole,
13:41we couldn't save the baby
13:43three days ago.
13:44She died.
13:49Nathan froze,
13:50staring at the screen
13:51after the call ended.
13:53But a second later,
13:55he laughed
13:55and called his assistant.
13:57Find out what's really
13:57going on with the baby.
14:00Probably another trick
14:01to get money out of me.
14:03She paid the nurse
14:04to play along
14:04and forced me to pay.
14:06Check everything.
14:08Let's see how much
14:09she's trying to squeeze
14:10out of me this time.
14:11He was halfway
14:12through the cigarette
14:13when his assistant
14:13called back.
14:16Mr. Cole,
14:17the baby,
14:18she's really gone.
14:19They couldn't save her
14:20three days ago.
14:21Your wife signed
14:22the death certificate
14:23herself.
14:24What?
14:25Complications from
14:26a high fever.
14:27She needed emergency
14:28surgery, but the money
14:29never came.
14:30For a long time,
14:31the only sound in the car
14:32was the cigarette
14:32faintly cracking
14:33as it burned down
14:34to the filter.
14:35Nathan put it out.
14:36She's getting better
14:37at this.
14:39She even got
14:40a death certificate.
14:42A gold digger
14:43really will do
14:43anything for money.
14:48Mr. Cole,
14:49I checked.
14:50It's real enough.
14:53Nathan started the car
14:55back home.
14:56There was an empty space
14:57in the shoe cabinet
14:58by the door
14:59where the flats
15:00Emma'd worn
15:01for three years
15:01used to be.
15:02He opened
15:03the bedroom closet.
15:05All her clothes
15:06were gone.
15:07He opened
15:08the bottom drawer
15:08and the baby's
15:09things were gone too.
15:10The old clothes,
15:11the nurse's
15:12small blanket,
15:13the onesie
15:13Megan had given her,
15:14all gone.
15:16Only an empty
15:16diaper bag remained
15:17at the back
15:18of the closet,
15:19unzipped,
15:19nothing inside.
15:22Then he remembered
15:23coming home that night
15:24to find her
15:25crowd by the closet,
15:26packing.
15:27He'd accused her
15:28of playing the victim.
15:29She hadn't turned around.
15:30He went to the living room.
15:32The second-hand crib
15:33was still in the corner.
15:34He didn't know
15:34where she'd found it,
15:35but she'd put it
15:36together herself,
15:37even leaving
15:38the screws crooked.
15:40Nathan stood
15:41beside the crib,
15:42hands in his pockets.
15:43He took out his phone
15:45and texted Emma.
15:46Come home when you're
15:47done with this act.
15:48Then he called,
15:49but no one answered.
15:51The phone was off.
15:52He sent another message.
15:54How much do you want?
15:55Name a number.
15:58He hit send,
15:59and a red exclamation
16:00park appeared.
16:05At this time of night,
16:06the baby should have
16:07been crying.
16:08Emma would carry her
16:09around the living room,
16:11back and forth,
16:12over and over.
16:13He could hear it
16:14through the closed door
16:14every time.
16:15He leaned back,
16:17feeling a hollow space
16:18in his chest.
16:19He closed his eyes,
16:20and an image
16:21flashed through his mind.
16:24Emma'd put a small
16:25star sticker over the
16:26chipped paint
16:27on the crib rail.
16:29The sticker was still there,
16:30but the crib was empty.
16:32Outside the airport,
16:33I pushed my luggage cart
16:34out into the 86-degree heat.
16:35The sun was so bright
16:36I could barely open my eyes.
16:38Owen Hayes in a clean
16:39white shirt stood
16:39at the pickup area.
16:41The car's this way.
16:42Then he reached out
16:43and took it without
16:43asking anything.
16:46Owen led the way,
16:48and once we were in the car,
16:49the air conditioning
16:50hit my face
16:51and I suddenly felt cold.
16:53He took a jacket
16:54from the back seat
16:55and handed it to me.
16:59Put this on for now.
17:00We'd been driving a while
17:01when I spoke.
17:02Owen?
17:04Yeah.
17:06My baby's gone.
17:12I know.
17:22I checked.
17:23Emma, I almost flew
17:24straight over that day.
17:27But you asked me
17:28to wait seven days,
17:28so I waited seven days.
17:31I said nothing more.
17:35That same day,
17:36Nathan's office door
17:37was locked from inside.
17:39His assistant stood outside,
17:41hearing glass shatter
17:42again and again.
17:48Once it was quiet,
17:50Nathan called his butler,
17:51Arthur.
17:54I told you to transfer
17:56$10,000 to her account
17:57every month,
17:58did you?
18:01Mr. Cole?
18:03Did you?
18:06No.
18:12Three years,
18:13not once.
18:15I saw how you treated her
18:16and Miss Lily
18:17was always visiting,
18:18so I thought...
18:19You thought what?
18:21I thought you'd replace her
18:22sooner or later
18:22so the money would be wasted.
18:24Mr. Cole,
18:25I was only trying
18:25to save you money.
18:27Three years,
18:28she really had lived
18:28for three years
18:29on a few dollars a month
18:30and what little savings
18:30she'd had.
18:31He remembered hearing her
18:32carry the baby around
18:33the living room that night.
18:34He'd kept his door closed,
18:36rolled over,
18:36and gone back to sleep.
18:38He remembered her
18:39calling over a dozen times,
18:40begging him to pay
18:41for surgery.
18:43He'd gone to Lily first
18:45because he thought
18:46Emma was playing games.
18:48He remembered her
18:49crouching by the closet,
18:50packing,
18:51and accusing her
18:52of playing the victim.
18:54She'd only said
18:55five words.
18:58I'm not making a fuss.
19:04Nathan's assistant
19:05knocked and came in
19:06with a diary.
19:08Mr. Cole,
19:09the cleaner found this
19:10under the mattress.
19:11He opened it
19:11to the first page.
19:12The formula's almost gone.
19:14Two days left.
19:15I'll save my food,
19:16soak it soft,
19:16and feed it to her.
19:18Drew $9,990 today.
19:19My savings from before
19:20the wedding are almost
19:21gone too,
19:21but they're dirt not enough.
19:22I'll use towels at night.
19:23The baby cried all night again.
19:25I couldn't calm her down.
19:26I was so scared
19:27she'd wake him.
19:27He hates crying.
19:29Nathan smiled at Lily's baby today.
19:30I suddenly remembered him
19:31saying he'd make his daughter
19:32the happiest little princess
19:33in the world.
19:34He did.
19:36Just not our daughter.
19:39If she really were
19:40a gold digger,
19:41why would she have lived
19:42like this for three whole years?
19:44I'm sorry, baby.
19:46Mommy already tried the best.
19:53Nathan sat in his study.
19:55Paper spread before him.
19:56His assistant had gotten
19:57three-year-old security footage
19:59from their wedding planners.
20:00As the mystery boxes
20:01were carried off stays
20:02at the engagement party,
20:03the camera caught Emma's face.
20:05She froze and turned
20:06to her parents,
20:07her lips moving as asking,
20:08what's going on?
20:09Her mother grabbed her wrist
20:10and held her back.
20:11Nathan paused the video
20:13and zoomed in.
20:14He studied Emma's face
20:15for a long time.
20:17That shock and confusion
20:18couldn't be faked.
20:21The $18,080,000
20:23from the mystery box
20:24was transferred out
20:25the day it arrived.
20:25Her father received it.
20:27The next day,
20:28part went towards
20:28the down payment
20:29on Lily's house
20:30and the rest went into
20:31her mother's investment account.
20:33What about Emma's account?
20:35Not a cent.
20:39Three years ago,
20:41he'd thought she'd helped
20:41set him up
20:42and humiliated her
20:43with those boxes.
20:45and she hadn't received
20:46a cent.
20:47Keep digging.
20:49Find out what happened
20:50that night.
20:52That night,
20:53after paying the amount
20:54from the box,
20:55he'd gotten drunk
20:56and passed out
20:57in a private room
20:58at a bar.
20:58He'd always thought
20:59he'd made a mistake
21:00while blackout drunk.
21:02Until today,
21:03when his assistant
21:04pulled the bar's receipts
21:05and footage.
21:09The camera in the room
21:11showed Lily
21:11pushing the door open.
21:12she hadn't hesitated
21:14and she'd even
21:15brought a key card.
21:17Twenty minutes earlier,
21:18she'd paid a waiter
21:19to drug his drink.
21:22Nathan had mistaken
21:23her for Emma.
21:24Later,
21:25she'd done it again
21:26and gotten pregnant
21:27with his child.
21:32Mr. Cole,
21:33there's something else.
21:34The registration number
21:35on yours and Emma's
21:36is fake.
21:37There's no record of it.
21:38The one with Lily
21:39is the registered one.
21:43He remembered meeting Lily
21:44outside the registry office
21:46the day he went
21:46to sign the papers.
21:48She'd said Emma
21:49couldn't come
21:50because something
21:50had come up
21:51and had asked her
21:52to handle the paperwork.
21:54He'd been drinking
21:55for a whole week
21:56and signed without thinking,
21:57still in a haze.
21:59He'd thought
22:00he was signing
22:00a marriage certificate
22:01with Emma,
22:02but Lily had put
22:03her own name on.
22:07What about Megan?
22:11What's her connection
22:12to Lily?
22:16Three years ago,
22:17Megan defaulted
22:17on a guaranteed loan
22:18and faced a lawsuit.
22:19Lily paid it off
22:20with your money
22:21on one condition.
22:22Megan had to watch
22:22Ebba's every move,
22:23weekly reports.
22:24Every time Emma
22:25confided in Megan,
22:26Lily had the details
22:26of her phone the next day.
22:27He couldn't imagine
22:28that everyone close
22:28to Emma had betrayed her,
22:30including him.
22:31He suddenly stood
22:32and pushed the window open.
22:35Where's Emma?
22:36Where is she?
22:38Flight records show
22:39she flew to Hawaii
22:40three days ago.
22:41The car that picked her up
22:41is registered to Owen Hayes.
22:43Owen Hayes.
22:45Nathan had heard
22:46that name.
22:48Twelve years ago,
22:49Emma had run into a fire
22:50to save someone
22:51and been burned,
22:52leaving a scar on her back.
22:55Find her.
22:57Mr. Cole.
22:59Owen Hayes' security.
23:00I said find her!
23:02His assistant said
23:03nothing more.
23:07On the desk,
23:08the diary lay open
23:09to the last page.
23:10Its words faint
23:11in the light.
23:14But they weighed on Nathan
23:15more than anything
23:16until he couldn't breathe.
23:21The Hawaiian night
23:23was quiet.
23:24Nathan stood outside
23:25the white apartment building
23:26from the early hours
23:27until dawn.
23:28The sea breeze
23:29was salty and damp,
23:30his shirt badly wrinkled.
23:32At seven,
23:33the front door opened.
23:34I came out.
23:36I saw him,
23:37feeling no surprise
23:38or anger.
23:39Go home.
23:41Then I walked around him
23:43toward the convenience store
23:44across the street.
23:47Emma.
23:51Emma.
23:52I found out about
23:53the mystery boxes.
23:54Your parents did it
23:55behind your back.
23:56I know now.
23:57I really do.
23:58I found out about Lily too.
24:00The marriage certificate.
24:02That night,
24:02she set it all up.
24:06Emma, look at me!
24:08I finally stopped.
24:10And?
24:12I was wrong.
24:14Yes, you were.
24:15He stood there
24:16in the glaring sun,
24:17but I never looked back.
24:22The next day,
24:23Nathan transferred
24:24$1,000 to me.
24:26I sent it back.
24:28The third day,
24:29$5,000.
24:30Sent back.
24:31On the fourth day,
24:32he had his assistant
24:33deliver a carload of gifts
24:34to my building.
24:35That evening,
24:36building management
24:37cleared it all away.
24:38Ms. Bennett asks
24:39that you stop bothering her.
24:41Nathan didn't leave.
24:43He booked a room
24:44at the hotel
24:44across from my building
24:45and waited downstairs
24:47every morning
24:47for me to come out.
24:49I wouldn't look at him.
24:53Then one day,
24:55it rained.
24:59I left the convenience store
25:00under an umbrella
25:01and he stood
25:02in his usual spot.
25:04As I passed him,
25:06he suddenly spoke.
25:09Emma,
25:10I've reported Lily.
25:11I've applied
25:12to have the marriage
25:13evolved.
25:14The police have opened
25:15a case over her
25:16forged documents.
25:18My lawyer's going
25:19after your parents
25:20for the $18,880,000.
25:23I found out
25:24about Megan, too.
25:27None of that
25:28has anything
25:28to do with me anymore.
25:37Emma,
25:37give me a chance.
25:43Please.
25:45Nathan,
25:46I called you
25:47over a dozen times
25:48that night.
25:48Her fever
25:49was 104.2.
25:51They were trying
25:52to save her
25:52in the ER.
25:53The nurse asked
25:54for payment
25:54three times.
25:55$8,000.
25:56You were at Lily's,
25:57staying with her baby
25:58over some milk
25:59going down the wrong way.
26:00I was kneeling
26:01at the payment window
26:02with 90-90.
26:03If you'd come
26:04even a little late,
26:05even an hour late,
26:06she wouldn't have died.
26:07Nathan,
26:08how are you going
26:09to make up for that?
26:09He wanted to speak
26:10but said nothing.
26:13I stood and walked away
26:14under my umbrella.
26:16He was left
26:17kneeling alone
26:18in the rain
26:18for a long time.
26:22Nathan came again.
26:24This time,
26:25he didn't wait
26:25downstairs
26:26but knocked on my door.
26:27Owen's bodyguard
26:28stopped him
26:29but I came out.
26:29Let him in.
26:30You want a chance, right?
26:34There are mystery boxes inside,
26:36each with a slip saying
26:37I forgive you
26:38or I don't forgive you.
26:39If you get
26:40I forgive you,
26:41I'll go back with you.
26:44Nathan reached in
26:45almost at once.
26:51He didn't stop.
26:53Torn cardboard
26:54covered the floor,
26:56every slip
26:57bearing the same
26:57four words.
27:00I don't forgive you.
27:08This is how I felt
27:09for three years.
27:11Every month,
27:12I'd open them
27:12thinking maybe
27:13I'd get a little more
27:14this time.
27:15Enough for a can of formula,
27:17enough to take her
27:17to the doctor.
27:19Every time,
27:20I got nothing close.
27:22But I didn't throw things.
27:23I didn't smash up an office.
27:25I didn't fall apart.
27:27I folded the slips,
27:28put them in my wallet,
27:29and kept going.
27:31I thought someday
27:32you'd understand.
27:36Emma.
27:38You can leave now.
27:39I closed the door.
27:40He sat outside all night.
27:42At dawn,
27:43Owen's car came
27:44to pick me up.
27:48That same day,
27:49the news was everywhere
27:50back home.
27:51A formal investigation
27:52into Lily's forged
27:53marriage documents
27:54began,
27:55and the Cole family business
27:56cut all financial ties
27:57with the Bennetts.
27:58All of Lily's bank cards
27:59were frozen.
28:00The luxury postpartum
28:02took out.
28:02The care center
28:03kicked her out.
28:03A hundred cases
28:04of imported formula,
28:06a private driver,
28:07black card perks,
28:08all gone overnight.
28:15Lily called Nathan
28:16over a hundred times.
28:17He finally answered.
28:21Nathan,
28:22you can't do this to me.
28:23She's your child, too.
28:25Don't you want her anymore?
28:27You killed my daughter.
28:30That child you're talking about
28:31sleeps in a VIP nursery
28:32and wears onesies
28:33that cost thousands.
28:34She's never gone
28:35without anything.
28:37What about my baby?
28:38Lily Bennett,
28:39you killed my daughter.
28:40How dare you bring up
28:41your child?
28:42The call ended.
28:46That same day,
28:48my parents received
28:48a lawyer's letter
28:49demanding $18,880,000
28:53plus three years of interest.
28:56They rushed to Hawaii
28:57and knelt outside my building.
28:59Emma, we were wrong.
29:01Please put in a good word
29:02for us with Nathan.
29:03Miss Bennett says
29:04she has no parents.
29:06Emma,
29:07your mother's sick.
29:08Come down.
29:10Are you really going
29:11to watch us lose everything?
29:14You even wouldn't lend me money
29:16for my baby's hospital bails
29:18and watched her die.
29:21Just ask Lily for help.
29:24I switched off the intercom.
29:25Owen's assistant called security.
29:28In five minutes,
29:28the security guards came
29:29and dragged them away.
29:35Five years later,
29:36spring came early
29:37and Bugandalia covered
29:39the balcony wall
29:40in blooms.
29:41I sat in a wicker chair,
29:43a book I'd barely started
29:44open on my lap.
29:46I heard little footsteps
29:47behind me.
29:49Mommy, look!
29:51What is it?
29:52Who's the little one?
29:55It's Mommy!
29:59Who's the little one?
30:02My big sister!
30:06Owen came out
30:07of the kitchen
30:08with a plate of fruit
30:09and paused
30:10when he heard that.
30:11Daddy says
30:12I have a big sister
30:13in heaven.
30:15When you miss her,
30:16you can look at the stars.
30:22Yes, she lives in heaven.
30:26Owen came over
30:27without a word,
30:28set the fruit beside me,
30:29and sat down.
30:31I had more money
30:32in my account
30:32than I could spend
30:33in ten lifetimes.
30:35My closet was full
30:36of dresses he'd bought me,
30:38my shoe cabinet
30:38packed with more pairs
30:40than I could wear.
30:41Once,
30:42I'd said it was too much,
30:43and he'd said
30:44it still wasn't enough.
30:46You deserve
30:47every good thing.
30:51At the mall that weekend.
30:54I held my son's hand
30:55as we shopped for shoes,
30:56the three-and-a-half-year-old
30:57insisting on picking his own
30:59and squatting by the shelves
31:00for ages
31:01before Owen went to pay
31:02and I stood nearby waiting.
31:03Out of the corner of my eye,
31:05I saw someone stop.
31:06Noticing the stranger's stare,
31:08my son shrank behind me
31:09and tugged at my clothes.
31:12Mommy.
31:13Owen came over
31:14with the shopping bag
31:14and glanced at Nathan.
31:16He bent to pick up our son
31:17and rested his free hand
31:18on my shoulder.
31:19Nathan opened his mouth,
31:20but not a word came out.
31:23In his car,
31:24Nathan started the engine
31:25but didn't drive off.
31:28He took a slip of paper
31:29from his suit pocket.
31:31Five years ago,
31:32he'd retrieved the slips
31:33one by one
31:34from the trash can
31:34where Emma had thrown them.
31:37The others had fallen apart.
31:40Only this one
31:40was still mostly intact.
31:45I left the mall,
31:46my son riding on Owen's shoulders,
31:48laughing loudly.
31:49Owen carried the shopping bags
31:50in one hand
31:51and reached for me
31:51with the other.
31:52You carry our son,
31:54I'll carry these.
31:56Then who's holding my hand?
32:05Better?
32:07Much.
32:08Daddy, I'm hungry.
32:11What do you feel like eating?
32:12Noodles.
32:13That little place
32:14we passed last week.
32:16I booked the seafood restaurant.
32:19Before I could answer,
32:20our son yawned
32:21and rested his chin
32:22on Owen's head.
32:23Still hungry, buddy?
32:27Let's get Noodles to go.
32:29He's falling asleep.
32:31I'll cancel the reservation.
32:35We can go another night,
32:37just you and me.
32:39Deal.
32:41Mommy.
32:42Mommy.
32:45The most expensive thing
32:47in his life.
32:49He could no longer
32:50afford it anymore.