Culpa Tuya (2024)

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Your Fault

- Thank you for coming.

- Ciao.

Eh-eh-eh! Those glasses

stay here. Thank you.

Hey, it's not an

aphrodisiac c*ck, is it?

When you go up to the

room, you'll see it's not.

- Ciao, Noah.

- Ciao.

Hey, I didn't see Nick!

Yeah, he couldn't come.

He's doing an internship at

a law firm in San Francisco.

And I keep telling his father not

to give him too much work, but...

- [chuckles]

- The glasses.

- What a shame.

- Anyway...

- Ciao, Mara.

- Have fun.

- Your mother's c*ck is disgusting.

- Yeah, it tastes like melted candy.

Look, come with me.

The party starts now.

- There you go.

- But only one, okay?

Tomorrow I have to help

Morti and Petra clean up.

For God's sake, let them do their job.

Don't complicate it for the rest of us.

Besides, tomorrow is a holiday!

It's the end of high school.

Oh...

I don't know if I'll go.

I don't feel like it.

Hey.

What's wrong?

It will soon be a year

since my father's death.

Look at me.

I don't want to

see you cry, okay?

He had it coming.

Yeah, I know.

You must stand before him and say

goodbye to him once and for all.

Someday. I promise.

What a shitty year, huh?

I don't know what I

would've done without you.

But I'm not enough

for you, am I?

I have hardly seen Nick

all these months, damn it.

I don't even know

why I'm taking this.

Because when you do see each

other, all you do is f*ck.

You don't waste time.

It's squeezing the

most out of time.

You're sure squeezing the most

out of him, right, sweetie?

You extract all his juice.

Come on. Here's to

finally being legal age.

When you can finally

do whatever you want,

but you keep doing what

everybody else wants.

You have just invented

the 18-year-old crisis.

The magic pill.

I knew you'd come.

I missed touching you.

I can't tell.

You can't?

Mm. You taste like candy.

- I prepared a special c*ck.

- You did?

It's called Noah.

Care to try it? Huh?

I thought it

couldn't get better.

I have been rehearsing

a lot. Mentally.

I think you'll be very

happy being 18, Freckles.

Here. Your gift.

What is this?

Nick, it's beautiful.

Here.

I'll wear it forever.

Always.

I just gave you my

heart, Freckles.

Please don't break it.

Never.

Hey!

Yours, Noah!

Noah!

The party has already started!

Goodbye, high school!

Come on, girls! Let's

take off our uniforms.

What are you doing

here all alone?

We used to burn books.

The guys now are smarter.

They'll invent anything

to get them butt naked.

It's been five years

and it shows, huh?

You think?

The other day I asked Jenna what

she wanted for her birthday.

You know what she told me?

That she didn't care,

as long as it's nice outside so

that she can record an unboxing.

When did the wrapping start

being cooler than the gift?

We're getting old, man.

They're unboxing their life while

we are just crumpled wrapping paper.

Don't talk bullshit.

They're going to college.

While we work, they'll only

be thinking about having fun.

We are number one at having fun.

They're off to a dorm

full of people their age.

Don't worry. Those NPCs

are not worth sh*t.

I mean distance, man.

Noah is staying here while you

do an internship across the pond.

Jenna is going away to medical

school, and I cannot leave the garage.

They're going to fly solo, Nick.

Distance will ruin everything.

Thomas Green.

Noah Morn.

Jenna Tavish.

How are you, bro?

Never better.

Did you meet up

with the insurer?

Nope. Impossible. They won't

be sending any more cars.

Sons of b*tches.

I am not good, Luca.

I can't do this.

- Don't even f*cking say that.

- They all ask about you.

When you're not there, they

take their cars elsewhere.

Stay strong, brother.

I'll be out in a year.

I try, but...

I don't think the garage

will last that long.

Actually, I'm not sure it

will even last a month.

Not even a month?

The rent has gone up again.

I screwed up, man. I screwed up.

Listen, as*h*le.

I screwed up. You didn't, okay?

If we stop sending money,

Mom will start worrying.

Maybe a transfer of ownership...

We're not going to

close the garage.

You hear me?

Never.

I don't understand how they can give

those supercars to 18-year-old girls.

These parents have gone crazy.

Stupid spoiled brats.

Wow, looks like you've

spoiled the surprise.

- No.

- Yes.

Oh, my God!

I can't believe it!

Congratulations, nerd.

It's beautiful. This

is crazy! But...

No, no, no. No, no.

I shouldn't. No way.

Dude, 18-inch alloy wheels.

LED lights! I love it!

I love it.

Wow.

I want to tell you something.

Tell me.

I have been thinking

about it for a while.

f*ck, don't go so fast, please.

Don't be a p*ssy.

We have been hiding

for almost a year.

I am sick of tiptoeing down the

hall, and doing it in the garden.

On top of everything, your mother

has assigned Martn to spy on us.

- It was your father.

- No, sorry.

She's the one

controlling us all day.

Your father asked.

Morti told me.

Fine.

- It's all the same.

- It's not the same. But go on.

f*ck, can you stop?

You'll get us k*lled.

You've become such a

bore when you drive.

I want to show you something.

So? What do you think?

Well, it's amazing.

The rent has to

be obscene, right?

I don't know. It's a

gift from my grandfather.

- Nick, you can't accept it.

- And you can't accept that car.

I know.

It's a b*tch to live with

contradictions, isn't it?

Especially if you're rich.

I'm not going back

to San Francisco.

That's going to k*ll my mother.

To be an intern, I'd rather stay here.

I hate being away from you, Freckles.

Plus, look at this light.

It's perfect for us.

Us?

Yes.

And it's close to

the university.

Isn't it a bit empty?

Well, there are some things

missing. A pull-up bar, a safe...

There is only one bed.

Well... that's all we need.

Just to kiss.

Lower.

Lower.

The perfect kiss... in

our perfect apartment.

Well, we can decorate it.

Though it seems a bit risky. I'm

not sure my mother will allow it.

- She doesn't have to find out.

- How won't she find out?

If I don't take the campus dorm,

where will I tell her I live?

Live?

That's not what you meant.

This is so embarrassing.

f*ck, I'm an idiot.

I am barely 18.

What was I thinking?

I don't know what I was thinking.

Please don't look at me.

I don't know what I wanted.

I've already accepted a car and that's

enough contradictions for one day.

I am an as*h*le, man.

You stressed me out with

the flying solo thing,

and I wanted to keep her close.

But I'm not sure I'm

ready to live together.

I was so happy. I lost it.

Girl, I swear romantic

love is a dangerous trap.

I'm telling you.

Look at my Prince Charming

tossing back Black Russians.

And with no remorse for bailing

out on me at my graduation.

I really want to live with her.

But, if I think twice,

I get stressed as sh*t.

- Want to talk about stress?

- Living with contradictions is f*cked up.

How much does her outfit cost? The

dress, the shoes, the accessories...

Three thousand euros?

How can you think about that while

she makes out with someone else?

In your face.

That's for bailing out on me.

What was I thinking?

My mother has always taught

me not to depend on any man.

Yeah, well, and for me not

to depend on certain men.

Similar.

I cannot offer her a future with

that standard of living, man.

- Money isn't important.

- Until you don't have it.

But, anyway, you wouldn't know.

- I'm in no mood for your crap right now.

- Nor am I for yours.

as*h*le.

My father just

bought a private jet,

and he won't even let me

take him out for dinner.

He makes me feel as if I were

rubbing the money in his face.

Well, maybe instead of taking

him to posh restaurants,

you could bring dinner

over to the garage.

Are you sh1tting me?

Girl, you grew up with Nick.

You're like his sister.

But I respect him, unlike you.

Please help me understand him.

I swear I saw fear in

his eyes yesterday.

It's the whole thing about

his mother abandoning him.

He's that simple.

Listen, he's crazy about you,

but it'll always be hard for him to commit

because he's afraid of being abandoned.

That's really deep, dude.

Thanks.

MOM

Well, it seems like

Jenna is bi now.

It's the Black Russians.

She won't remember tomorrow.

Why? What's in them?

No one knows.

Nobody has managed to

remember the ingredients.

Well, then...

to oblivion.

To oblivion.

Look, you each have a study.

- This one and this one.

- How cool.

And look at your bedroom.

It is so big. Wow.

What do you think?

With that amount, I could

rent four for myself, Mom.

Well, yes. But, at your

age, it is better to share.

Wow, this is lavish, isn't

it? What do you think?

- Hi. Good morning.

- Good morning.

I thought summer was

never going to end.

Me neither.

- What school are you coming from?

- Saint Marie.

- Ah. So are we.

- Really?

Yes. Well, her.

Have you met?

Uh... What? I don't think so.

Well, we got here last year.

We weren't here last year.

We took a sabbatical year.

It was two.

Yeah, two.

She never liked humanities, and

now she wants to study philology.

It's perfect, isn't

it? Shall we keep it?

I love it.

I'm Noah. Pleased to meet you.

Briar. My name is Briar.

Did you want to see me?

Come in, please. Nick, look.

This is Sofa Zabala.

She'll help you with

your internship.

She is our new junior

recruit, fresh out of Harvard.

Zabala. Are you the

minister's daughter?

I am here on my own

merits. How about you?

You were at one of her

birthdays when you were little.

- I don't know if you remember her.

- Uh, no.

I remember her sister

with eyes... like...

Strabismal?

Yes. And one of those

old braces, right?

- Yes.

- I don't have any sisters.

She was you.

Two direct hits.

Be careful with her. She's

going to be a great lawyer.

You won't hold it

against me, right, Sof?

First, my name is

Sofa, not Sof.

Second, I know your reputation,

so don't stare at my a*s.

Stuck up.

Hello, Freckles.

So Nick finally has an

apartment, doesn't he?

Yes, so I've heard.

Is it nice?

I wouldn't know. I

haven't been there.

Listen.

I know this year

was hard for you.

- What Dad did was awful.

- I'm getting burned.

You're leaving for college in two weeks.

I think it's time for you and me to talk.

- I don't want to talk about that.

- But I do.

You know how hard it's been

for me to fit into this family.

You can't imagine the comments I

have to hear 'cause I married Will.

- Sure, Mom.

- They think I'm only after his money.

And now you do this.

Have you been spying on me?

Not me. Some paparazzi. Thank

God Will managed to stop it.

Can you imagine the headlines?

"First the mother, now the daughter,

after the Leisters' money."

And that could make the

holding's stock plummet, right?

I'll be more careful.

But I'm 18. Okay, Mom?

Yes. I was also of age

when I met your father,

when I thought he was

the right person for me.

Nick is not like Dad.

Yeah. I know.

But I think he

could hurt you too.

Do you really think he's given

up the ill*gal fights and races?

- I trust him.

- Oh.

- Because I know he loves me.

- Hmm.

Does he? Are you sure?

And I love him.

Not under my roof.

- Hi.

- It's done.

I told my father I'm not

going back to San Francisco.

- What did he say?

- I think he was expecting it.

Are you sure?

I just don't want you to

take a step backward for me.

Absolutely not.

The only thing is I have to share

my office with another intern.

Is she nice?

Well...

And pretty?

No way. She is crossed-eyed

and her feet stink.

Hey, we'll see each other later?

Um, later?

I am busy later. I have to...

I don't think I can.

I have... I have to work.

I have to split up the work.

I'll switch to voice call.

Hey, I miss you.

I miss you too.

My sister.

I love you.

Me too.

We are a very close-knit family.

Noah.

Come on! Everyone

out. The party's over!

Scram! Come on! Everybody out!

Here, let me take it.

Leave the glasses here, okay?

Come on! Out!

I'm so sorry.

I didn't have your contact

info to ask for permission.

- It's okay.

- I'm really sorry, okay?

Hey! Off you go. Go

f*ck in your own home.

Get out. Come on!

I'll pick everything up.

I know this is no excuse, but they told

me you weren't coming until next week.

I know. It's just...

Things have been a bit rushed.

Come on. It's okay.

There you go. Tequila.

I can't see people suffer.

Because life is too wonderful

to waste it on sorrow.

You see, I have not

always thought that way.

Sometimes you find assholes

that make you do crazy stuff.

But, anyway, that was a long

time ago, and it's forgotten now.

Sorry.

Uh... I was looking

for my jacket.

- This one?

- Yes.

Thank you.

Are you okay?

Ignore him. He's the neighbor.

He's studying psychology.

I'll just pretend

I didn't see that.

Michael.

Noah. Pleased to meet you.

And he's doing an

internship in our college.

As a counselor. So if

you ever need anything...

He's really nice.

- Ciao.

- Ciao.

And he looks really nice.

Here. Cheers.

Excuse me. Your

ex-wife called again.

It's the fifth time this week.

Today, she asked for Nick.

Don't put her through.

You know. Hmm?

- Please.

- All right.

I've reconsidered it. I'll

help with the Ortega case.

Hmm. Too bad. Templeton for me.

Hi, Freckles.

How was the night

with the intern?

Well, she's really a

tough nut to crack.

And are her feet really stinky?

And her breath.

It seems like you were right.

There is chemistry between them.

You had a really good idea.

- Talk to me, Luca.

- Listen carefully.

There might be an opportunity

to save the garage.

Run! Pass it!

Amazing! And now...

Wow! You can do it!

Whoa! Can't you tackle me?

You go right, and I go

left, okay? And that's it.

Ready.

- Sister sandwich!

- Yay!

Tickles! Tickles!

- Bye, my love.

- Bye.

Bye, sweetie.

Go in, sweetie.

Hi, son.

Let's go.

I need to talk to you.

How dare you use Maggie

to get close to me?

You won't answer my calls.

I have no other option.

- We've nothing to talk about.

- Just a minute.

"A minute."

That is 60 seconds more than

what you have ever given me.

It's not what you think.

Listen to me, please.

Relax.

I hadn't seen her in years.

How can a mother

disappear like that?

Maybe there is

something we don't know.

Is it so easy to forget

someone you have loved?

My love.

Where are you going?

I still owe you

that kiss, don't I?

You mean...

What is happening here?

Wasn't I supposed to

be taking care of you?

If you want, it's

your turn next time.

Hey. No pressure, okay?

I still need to pass

the written exam.

I didn't know the masculine

G-spot was called H-spot.

- Do you know why they call it G-spot?

- It's G for "g*dd*mn." f*ck!

Nicholas Leister, you

know I don't like hickeys.

You have a hickey? Where?

Listen, it's not funny, okay? I hate

being marked. I am not a cow, Nick.

You aren't?

This specimen is property of

Leister Ranch. No way, all right?

Aren't you exaggerating

just a tiny little bit?

You think?

Would you like to be marked?

- You're going to freak out.

- No, okay?

No. No. No. No.

You're going to stay still.

YES, FRECKLES

And this one with

permanent marker. Yes.

YOU ARE MINE

Ta-da!

So this is your mansion.

Hey, what's up? It is not

to your liking, milord?

Listen, Lion. Yes, you

have to come see this.

It doesn't smell

like posh perfume.

It smells more like a sweaty

sock. I'm about to puke.

I haven't eaten

anything the whole trip.

I bet these students don't even

have a sandwich in the fridge.

Exactly what I said, not

even a damn sandwich.

Oh, hi.

Uh, this is my roommate, Briar.

Rick, right?

- Nick.

- That's it. Nick.

It's so late, so...

- Leaving already?

- Yes.

It's your first day of college

tomorrow. You need to sleep.

Okay. Do you want me

to call you a cab?

Esteban is picking me

up. He's on his way.

Uh, uh...

Something troubling you, sir?

Do you remember Briar?

Briar? Yes, of course.

Poor girl. That wasn't okay.

Where did she end up?

I know, Jenna, but I'm not

going to answer to my mom.

I'll call her later.

It's Lion, sir.

- f*ck, my phone.

- Here.

I have been calling for an

hour. Where are you, bro?

What's wrong?

I f*cked up, man.

I f*cked up, man!

Thank you. You can go home.

- You're bleeding!

- No, it's nothing, Nick.

I cut myself opening

this f*cking package.

What's this?

My brother told me not to open

it and to bring it to that spot.

But you opened it.

I wanted to make sure that

it was something else.

I don't know, a package

with phones, with caviar...

Caviar? How can you be so dumb?

Give it to me.

No! Don't touch it.

Easy. Nobody will know.

Cocaine.

sh*t, I knew it.

I f*cking knew it!

You're an as*h*le!

If you needed bread,

why didn't you ask me?

Because I don't want

your charity. I told you.

I have no other option, right?

I have to go in

there and deliver it.

Those guys are real gangsters.

I may never come out.

I promised Noah I'd

stay out of trouble.

Okay.

See you, bro.

Hi, handsome. Why don't

you buy me a drink?

I'm sorry.

Hey, what are you doing, man?

If my girlfriend wants a

drink, you buy her one. Period.

Okay. I'm not

looking for trouble.

Here. Order whatever you want.

I'm going to the bathroom.

He says he's with him.

Hello, bro.

Any other family members or...

Um, excuse me.

I couldn't find you, dude.

Look who we have here.

Nicholas Leister himself

and his little b*tch.

Ronnie?

Sorry, I thought you

were the b*stard...

- It's his brother.

- What a coincidence.

When I tell Ronnie, he's

going to really enjoy it.

Yeah, I also enjoy

remembering him.

Because he's still

in jail, correct?

Maybe you can enjoy

his company soon.

They reduced his sentence.

It seems the poor

guy was gagged.

He was just another one

of your father's victims.

Like you.

Anyway, if they don't bring him

to trial before a year has passed,

they'll have to let him go.

I'll be here.

In the meantime, let's

do business, right?

It's open.

Seriously?

Didn't they tell

you not to open it?

The guy who gave it to

me was not a big talker.

There are 100 grams missing.

That's normal. If everyone

wants a taste, in the end...

One hundred grams was

just an example, huh?

Are you saying we're

trying to swindle you?

Depends on the price.

100 grams, 10,000 euros.

- I thought it was coke, not plutonium.

- It's uncut, sunshine.

Wait, what's happening?

I'm not going to get paid?

- I won't leave without my money, okay?

- Relax.

- You will get what you deserve.

- Let's all calm down, okay?

- The ATM will only give me 3,000.

- I don't want your money.

But I do. Three from you...

and three from her.

March, ladies.

Who can take care of

them for 6,000 euros?

Dude, for that bread,

I'll do it myself.

Go.

Hey, handsome. Where were you?

I ordered you a gin and tonic.

So you see my girl is legit.

Um... It doesn't have cucumber.

It doesn't have cucumber.

No. It was for me, and

I want it with cucumber.

She wants it with cucumber.

I won't allow you

to hurt my man.

Much less call me a b*tch.

No way, Sof. We

cannot accept that.

They didn't find the drugs. So, if

you don't talk, neither will they.

- They wanted to f*cking k*ll us.

- Let it be.

If it's just a fight, I'll get

you out this afternoon. I promise.

- Good morning, Sofa.

- Good morning, boss.

Don't let my father

find out, please.

You owe me one.

Thank you, Sof. For real.

- Hey, coming up?

- Yes.

Yes?

The police were really nice.

They brought us to our car.

Juan Luis and Paula. Right?

Come on, Freckles.

Nick's g*ng against

Ronnie's g*ng. Seriously?

I told you this

was Luca's doing.

So that's how you make

the money for your races.

I'm not a fool. I

don't need the money.

No, you do it for the fun of it.

- That was low.

- I am really f*cking pissed.

I missed my first

day of college.

You do realize you started

the fight, don't you?

- Did you have a better plan?

- No, no. I'm just surprised.

I collect contradictions.

Do you think it doesn't f*cking hurt

me? They could have k*lled you, Nick.

They can't get me away

from you that easily.

Loving you is the hardest

thing I've ever done.

Loving you is the most

beautiful thing I've ever done.

You're a brownnoser.

Why did you bring me here?

Because now it's your turn

to save someone's life.

ANIMAL SHELTER

Do you really think this is a good idea?

I'm more a dog person than a cat person.

- Don't say that in front of N.

- N?

Yes. N from Noah, N from Nick.

- That's so cheesy.

- Tough luck.

- Ciao, Michael.

- Ciao, Noah.

He's Briar's friend.

Listen, does this Briar

know about the cat?

Yes, she loves animals.

- She doesn't look like it.

- So what's your issue with her?

- Nothing. She just gives me bad vibes.

- Sure.

Because she's the first girl who doesn't

make eyes at you, and you can't stand it?

No, that's not it. We

just don't know her and...

Why? Did she say something?

She just told me she had a car

accident with her boyfriend

in an ill*gal race,

so maybe you know him.

No. No, it must have been

when I lived in Mexico.

He was driving.

She was in the

hospital for two months

and, when she got out,

he had another girl.

Can you imagine? What a d*uche.

Now that you mention it,

it does sound familiar.

Like she went crazy and

started to stalk him.

Uh, she didn't tell me that.

What I do know is that he disappeared,

as if the earth had swallowed him up.

I'm not coming in.

She's not here, okay?

She's at a Pilates class.

Which means we have an hour

for just the two of us.

I don't want to f*ck, really.

You use a lot of

swear words, you know?

- Because I'm an ex-convict now.

- Ah, really?

Yes.

And when was the last

time you touched a woman?

No, no. no, no.

Do you know I was in France?

Hmm. Do you want to know

what I learned there?

Mm, Mr. Nick Leister.

I love you, my love.

I love you too.

Show me your baguette.

Yes. Yes.

Don't stop on my account, okay?

I bought this shirt and

wanted to cut the label.

Christ, that was scary.

- Hey, what she had on her wrist was...

- Yes.

That guy must have done something

more than just dump her because...

f*ck!

Careful. Damn it.

Little one.

Listen.

Why don't you help me find

furniture for my apartment?

You can come with N and stay

until... I mean, as long as you need.

As long as I need.

Okay, fine. You can stay for the whole

school year. I really don't mind.

Thank God you don't mind.

Nick, I haven't yet gathered the strength

to go home and grab all my stuff,

and I wanted to do it this week,

so don't mess with my plans, okay?

You're really

something, Freckles.

Nick.

The cat.

There you go.

He's so mean.

First, he hurts your paw, and

then he forgets you even exist.

I'm so glad you're

with me in linguistics.

I cannot stand the professor!

I don't know. I like him.

Do you know what

major you'll choose?

Uh, no, not yet. I have doubts.

Michael is fully booked,

but I'm sure he'll

find a spot for you

Anyway, think it

through and let me know.

- This is your chance.

- See you next week.

Hi. Can I help you?

- Um, no.

- Only her.

I'll see you later at home.

Come in.

Jenna?

I thought you'd take

longer to recognize me.

Noah let me borrow her clothes.

- What are you doing here?

- Do you like my new look?

I'm not wearing

anything underneath.

You're not wearing underwear?

Yes, but I'm not wearing

anything under my underwear.

I really wanted to say that.

Since they let you go, you

haven't left the garage.

Jenna, forgive me

for... I'm sorry.

I know.

I know, but promise you won't do

any more dumb stuff for money.

- Okay.

- Please.

Mm-hmm.

- No races either.

- No, none.

Lion, I don't want to lose you.

Wait. Let's do that later.

I brought a romantic dinner.

Caviar for starters.

And, to finish up, oysters

and an Olivier, the

best French champagne.

Your mother has a sister

who looks just like her.

Hi, Noah!

Hey, do you have a visitor?

I won't bother you.

No, she came to see you.

- Anabel, it's been a pleasure to meet you.

- Same thing, sweetie.

You have my phone

if you need me.

Ciao.

It's a small world. I actually

know her parents and then...

What are you doing here?

Maggie tells me great

things about you.

Listen, if this is about Nick,

just talk to him, all right?

I have tried everything,

Noah. You're my last chance.

Let's do one thing.

As proof of good faith, I'll let

Maggie spend a whole week with Nick.

That's blackmail.

Sweetie, you had better pray you

don't have to see me blackmail anyone.

Now it's a threat.

You're clever, Noah.

Think about it.

Nick needs help.

Are you sure you don't

want to know the truth?

I only care about Nick's truth.

Because the Leisters

never lie, right?

By the way, do you know how long your

mom and Will have known each other?

Call me when you're ready.

Hi, Morti, you're very elegant

for a Tuesday, aren't you?

- Can you help me with the boxes?

- I'm sorry, Noah. I can't right now.

Noah.

Hi, Noah! Come in.

Look, this is Alejo Zabala, his wife,

Maite, and their daughter, Sofa,

Nick's office mate.

Pleased to meet you.

So you're the one

with stinky feet.

And breath.

I can see you also

have sweaty hands.

A pleasure.

I'm sorry. She got

us out of trouble.

I had to return the favor.

You're not staying for

dinner, are you, darling?

And then Nick chose

the Ortega case

because he thought it was

the Ortegas in A Corua.

Seriously.

Sofa had the

advantage, didn't she?

No, Sofa, tell them about

the arsonist, please.

We decided to build a small scale

model of the expl*sive device.

Sofa thought that, instead

of us having to prove

that the device worked, they

had to prove that it didn't.

In legal jargon, it's known as

shifting the burden of proof.

Precisely.

And Sofa whispers, "Shift the

burden." And, of course, what did I do?

He changed the terminals in

the battery and it exploded.

He shifted the burden!

I was very nervous.

It was our first case.

The day they work together

on something serious,

they're going to be unstoppable.

Work together or

whatever else happens.

Sorry.

Uh, hey, Will, can you imagine?

- What would that make us? In-laws, right?

- Yes.

- In-laws!

- Precisely.

Well, come on. There's no hurry.

Let's not pressure them, okay?

Let them go at their own pace.

And you, Noah, how's school?

- College. I'm in college now.

- Ah.

How is it to work

for the city council?

He's the Minister of

Justice now, my dear.

Oh, congratulations.

Do you remember the

university dorms?

The good old times.

No, back then...

Shut up!

I'm living in a

university apartment,

but Nick wants me

to go live with him.

What do you think

about that, Mom?

What the hell is wrong

with your daughter?

The kidnapping was a year ago.

Excuse her, her father

died a year ago today.

Wow, sh*t.

Yes, and she hasn't stopped

having nightmares ever since.

Nightmares?

I've never noticed anything.

Do you sleep with her?

They're a very

close-knit family.

I'm so dumb.

I forgot.

It's okay.

You had other

things on your mind.

Noah, that's not true.

It really isn't true.

Our parents have set us up.

You think this is normal?

Sofa is just an

obnoxious social climber.

Yeah, I saw her climb all

the way to nibble your ear.

She was telling me how good

you and I are together.

- Sure.

- Why don't you trust me?

I trust you.

I don't doubt that she was cross-eyed

and knock-kneed when she was 12.

I wanted to spare

you the jealousy.

Thank you so much,

huh? Thank God.

You make me look like a baby in front

of her, as if I needed protection.

No, it doesn't matter. They're

right. You make a great couple.

There's nothing between us.

Listen, I really mean

it, Nick Leister.

One more lie, and it's over.

So, if you have anything to

confess to me, the moment is now.

There is nothing else.

You know?

With every lie you just prove to me that

you're the one who doesn't trust me.

It's as if you always needed an

excuse to keep your distance.

Deep inside, you don't want

me to come live with you.

- Noah, you know I love you.

- Yeah.

My father also loved me once.

YOUR ABSENCE WILL

FOLLOW ME WHILE I SLEEP

You got the tattoo with

the knot because of him?

Why?

He tried to k*ll you.

You did it for your

mother, didn't you?

Why, if she abandoned you?

You know?

When you tie someone

up too tight,

they either get hurt trying to break

free or remain trapped forever.

What are we doing, Nick?

Do we stay tied up in our knots

or do we face the truth even

though it might hurt us?

I'm fed up with having

other people decide for me.

It's over.

I'm going to be brave and find

out what is happening to us.

- Relax. There's nobody here.

- So many works of art.

Thor! My dear! Did you miss me?

Do they have you taking

care of the museum?

It might be better if I go.

Don't worry. I'll wait here.

The drawer in the middle

has a false bottom.

You'll see the lawsuit where

I asked for Nick's custody.

ANABEL GRASON SEEKS

CUSTODY OF NICHOLAS LEISTER

And the withdrawal they made me

sign after the blackmail, of course.

You don't know Grandpa Andrew

and his legion of lawyers.

He hates his son, Will,

because he's not like him,

but his grandson is

a different story.

He's his heir.

He would never have

allowed me to take him.

Yes, I was unfaithful to

Will and my new husband.

Grandpa found out and used

it to take Nick away from me.

It's unfair...

because before that, Will was already

having an affair with your mother.

It's such a shame I

didn't find out earlier.

"Anti-wrinkle," so cheap.

Pink toothbrush.

White toothbrush.

PHOTO

Ready?

Did you find everything?

The truth always hurts.

Believe me, I fought for

Nick's custody with all I had.

I just want you to give him this

letter. Everything is explained there.

I don't know what's worse,

that he hates you or

that he hates his family.

That is his decision to make.

If he finds out I helped you,

he will never forgive me.

You don't have to

give it to him, Noah.

Just make sure he

finds it and reads it.

What ice cream do you want?

Her parents. Do you know

they're getting a divorce?

What?

Her father has hired

Roca as his lawyer.

He told me.

They're going to crush Anabel.

Be careful. I'm sure

she's scheming. Hmm?

Sofa! Today is your lucky day.

- Jenkins is in surgery. Peritonitis.

- Poor thing.

The Rogers case is lost,

but it will teach you a lot.

The black one, please.

- When is the hearing?

- Day after tomorrow.

You have 48 hours to prepare.

- But it's in London?

- Yes.

It would be your first

big case. What do you say?

You can count on me.

Hello.

Hi, Freckles.

How are you? What

are you doing here?

Nothing. I wanted to see

Maggie before she left.

She went out for ice cream with

Esteban. Can you give me five minutes?

What is that?

It's my mother's handwriting.

Who brought this?

- Uh...

- A messenger just gave it to me.

I left it on the table.

It must have fallen.

Do you want me to read it?

It must be important, Nick.

Do me a favor.

Get rid of it.

You look very pretty.

I didn't know blue

roses existed.

- It wasn't necessary.

- Yes, it was.

After the ambush the other

day with the minister,

I owed you a romantic dinner.

As long as no confetti

falls from the sky.

There is a surprise,

but it's not that.

What is it?

YOU ARE MINE

- No.

- Yes.

- Don't f*ck with me.

- What is it? You don't like it?

You thought I was

going to like it?

I wasn't letting your

love letter disappear.

Well, that and that it

was a permanent pen.

But a tattoo is for life, Nick.

It's crazy, really.

- You'll be sorry.

- I didn't do anything new, Noah.

I've had you tattooed on

my skin for a long time.

I want to be honest with you.

We're going to London

for a few days.

"We?"

Sofa and I.

Everyone thinks the case

is lost, but if we win,

it might open up

many doors for us.

I'm really happy

for both of you.

I have been thinking and...

maybe honesty is overrated.

Some truths are just

too complicated.

I agree with you.

You think being an adult

is doing whatever you want,

but it actually means to

know what you have to do.

Promise you'll stay

here until I come back.

You know? I have

a weird feeling.

As if this were a goodbye.

I'm only going for a few days.

Yeah.

So, why did you

tear up the letter?

Because I don't want

to know anything.

I thought you were going to

accompany me in untying our knots.

It's my decision, and

you have to respect it.

I guess it's for the best.

Hi, Mom.

So this is the apartment.

Will always says that all a Leister

needs is a safe and a pull-up bar.

I was only staying

for a few days.

At the dinner with the minister, you

crossed a red line I won't tolerate.

You don't know how hard

it is to manage emotions

when you have to hide

them from others.

Or do you?

I've tried not to meddle in

your relationship with Nick...

Bullshit!

You sent him to San Francisco for

a whole year to keep us apart.

That's not true. It

was just a coincidence.

Sure, as coincidental as

the trip we took to Europe

when Nick was coming home

for a few days, right?

You even sent him to London

with Sofa. Well played.

Maybe this time it will work.

I don't care. I won't let

you live with someone at 18.

I didn't say I would,

but it's my life, Mom.

You have to let me

make my own mistakes.

Perfect. But if you do,

forget about university.

Now you're the manager

of William's money.

And you will sacrifice your future?

Do you think he'd do the same for you?

I don't know.

Noah, I have always believed

in you, since you were a child,

since I took you in my

arms to that hospital

while you were bleeding out.

I saw strength in your eyes.

That will to live told me you'd

always achieve everything you wanted.

I only had to give

you opportunities.

Tell me where I've failed

you, what I've done wrong.

- Can you explain it to me?

- Can you explain to me where you were...

that night while my father

was stabbing me with a knife?

Who were you sleeping with

at a luxury hotel, Mom?

I know how much you

suffered with Dad.

That's why I've never

wanted to hurt you.

But now that I know this, I feel

free to love whoever I want.

Unconditionally.

Some paparazzi

took photos of you?

Yes, Granddad. It sucks.

Noah prefers to

avoid public places.

In the end, you end

up meeting less often.

I love it when you

tell me things.

That woman is perfect.

And you wouldn't have to hide.

Granddad, I wanted to talk

to you about one thing.

Do you remember Briar?

I took care of her, so she

wouldn't bother you again.

- Forget her.

- Something else happened, didn't it?

Why did you ask me to

disappear for a while?

Look, Nick, one day, when you

are in charge of the corporation,

you'll have to deal

with all the trouble.

But, until then, let

me take care of this.

If there's anything

else, I want to know.

Briar was committed

for two years.

She wasn't well before she met

you. So don't t*rture yourself.

It has nothing to do with you.

Are you still in the apartme

Still in my

grandfather's apartment?

Yes

Take care of N

Noah! I'm cooking a stew.

Would you like some?

No, thanks. I already ate.

- Great. I'll leave some in a Tupperware.

- Okay.

Wow.

It looks like Nick has her

wrapped around his finger,

doesn't he, little one?

That's how he is.

One word and he puts

you on cloud nine...

or buried five

meters underground.

But we won't let him

win. Right, Briar?

It's us who ought to bury

him five meters underground.

No, please. Not another

dinner with our parents.

- Poor Noah.

- She was so jealous.

Hey, is it true you asked her to live

with you even though she's only 18?

Maybe you're the

one who's jealous.

Come on, Sof. I'm not your

typical controlling boyfriend.

I'm just saying that having you as a

boyfriend would be last on my list.

Yeah, because you're an

iceberg, pretty girl.

The only thing you're capable

of loving is your job.

You're an idiot.

- Sorry, I just wanted to mess with you.

- Sure.

I know that's not how you are.

Listen, Nick, do you love Noah?

Madly.

Look, Nick, a piece of advice.

At least with Noah, try not

to do things without thinking.

In my experience, when

you have a relationship

that so many people want to destroy,

it usually doesn't end up well.

The sentence.

- No.

- Yes!

- Yes?

- Yes!

Where's the champagne?

Noah!

Come on! Go.

Three! The boys win.

Very good. Then the

boys get to drink.

- Not him.

- No?

- No.

- He's underage.

Yes.

- Listen.

- He wants to.

Oh, my God. Everything is

spinning. Well, I'm going to bed.

- No.

- I can't believe you.

I'm exhausted.

- N holds up better than you.

- Ciao.

- Do you know how to get there?

- Hey, shut up.

- Don't get lost.

- Hey, screw you.

She's going to get lost.

She's really drunk, my goodness.

Well, she'll find her way.

Oh, God.

Everything is

spinning for me too.

Oof.

If I close my eyes,

I get really dizzy...

So, let's leave it

for another day.

- Sure.

- All right.

It was fun.

Yes. You and Briar

are a very funny pair.

I laughed a lot.

And I needed it.

I'm glad.

See you on Tuesday.

All right.

Are you Nick?

Michael. Pleased to meet you.

Excuse me.

What was that moment?

- What moment?

- That moment.

There was no moment.

You'll see him on Tuesday?

He's the school counselor, and he's

helping me to find an internship.

I want to quit the restaurant.

So what were you doing?

Updating your CV?

Lower your voice.

Briar is sleeping.

You promised you'd

stay in the apartment.

I argued with my mother, and

I didn't feel comfortable.

And I find you with this guy.

I argued with my mother!

Do you give a sh*t?

We won the case.

Do you give a sh*t?

- I argue with my father too, okay?

- About business.

I'm the one who is under pressure

for us not to be together.

They treat you like a god, including

offering you Sofa on a silver platter.

"Silver platter."

Sof is going to laugh.

You laugh a lot together,

right? You and Sof.

Look, Nick, I have been thinking,

and I think we should take a break.

Let's see if I understand

this space-time loop.

That moment earlier has

turned into a break now?

We are constantly lying to each other.

You don't trust me, and I don't trust you.

And we don't even

have fun anymore.

You have been

drinking. Sleep it off.

Yeah, right? It's better

to ignore what I'm saying.

Do you want me to write it down for

you or will you tear that up too?

Nick, I mean it.

This is not working.

We're growing apart.

I have been offered

a position in London.

In London. Congratulations.

I have a week to answer.

So you have a week

to make up your mind.

An ultimatum.

Awesome.

The annual company

gala is in a week,

so if you decide to come

this time, we'll talk there.

We'll talk there.

What are you wearing, dude?

What's wrong? You've never seen

me in my work clothes before?

These are what my work

clothes look like.

What brings you here?

I'm not sleeping

very well lately.

- What's wrong? Rich kid problems?

- Hey, I'm here, all right?

Thank you for honoring me

with your presence. Thanks.

And you got Noah

and me in that mess.

That's why the young master

doesn't answer my calls?

I'm not in a good place with Noah,

and I don't want any trouble.

Am I a bad influence on you?

Go back to your bubble then. I

wouldn't want to get it dirty.

This is Italian. What the

f*ck is wrong with you?

What's wrong? The garage is

sinking. I can't make ends meet.

And I have to keep up with

my millionaire girlfriend.

I can't take it anymore!

When I was in Mexico without a

f*cking cent, you helped me out.

- Why don't you let me help you now?

- No, bro.

I helped you get back on

your feet. You did the rest.

And that is what

I want to do too.

Hey. Hey.

Ooh!

- Hey, bro?

- Not another race.

Come on, brother. It will be

the last one. I swear to you.

- Jenna will k*ll you.

- No, because I have it all figured out.

The race is the night

of the gala, right?

So, while Noah and Jenna get

ready, primp, put on their make-up,

we get ready and leave

with some excuse.

We race, and we get back there

before the photocall, bro. Flawless.

We?

Me and my best friend.

No f*cking way. Besides,

I don't have a car.

- Ask Mikel to lend it to you.

- I'll pass.

I heard Ronnie is running too.

He's getting out that same day.

You haven't seen that son of a

b*tch since he kidnapped Noah.

Tell me you don't want to

send him back to prison.

The sketch with the distribution

of the tables... Don't forget it.

Can you help me

with this, please?

- Yes, come in.

- Hey, ma'am. Ma'am.

There is no way to make

this wrinkle go away.

No, one more wrinkle

makes no difference.

I didn't mean you, all right?

Hi.

Wow. What's with that tuxedo?

Ooh.

Uh, I borrowed it from Nick.

So you do accept gifts from him?

You look very nice.

So do you.

Hey, we're going to head out. We

have to stop by Nick's apartment.

Yeah, I forgot my wallet.

See you at the gala, okay?

Ciao.

I missed you at the pool hall.

- It didn't work out well for you.

- What are you dealing in now?

Tuxedos?

He doesn't make enough at the garage

to bring his mom over from Mexico.

And business is

going great for you.

Where is the money Noah's

father promised you

if you helped him kidnap her?

Nick, you don't mind if I race

with your old car, do you?

- Enjoy it.

- Hmm?

It might be the last

time you use it in years.

Chill, okay? We

came here to race.

As soon as we're all

here, we'll set the rules.

We're all here. The sooner

this is over, the better.

We're missing a racer.

No f*cking way.

Look at them. as*h*le number

one and as*h*le number two.

Well, you know the circuit.

- You know how this works.

- Hi, guys.

The winner will take

15,000 euros plus bets.

Would you like to

bet again, Ronnie?

With you, always.

You must make a complete circuit

and return to the finish line.

It's very dangerous.

And you love danger, don't you, Nick?

You're always playing with fire.

We are ready to cut

off the streets,

but remember, if the police

show up, you're on your own.

And there is only money

if you finish the race.

Good luck and may

the best one win.

Hi, sweetie pie.

How did you find

out about the race?

I put my naked butt on that hood.

Did you think I wouldn't realize?

Do you know how many months

I have to work in the garage

to make what I'll make here?

Sorry, as*h*le number two.

But if someone is going

to win the race, it's us.

Leave that there.

- What's up? How are you?

- Fine. They're about to start.

sh*t.

Accelerate! Accelerate!

All right, girls.

Girls! The joke was

fun, but that's enough.

Do you think we're

here for you guys?

Please don't f*ck this

up. I need Lion to win.

I'm sorry. I'm very competitive.

And me, as a capitalist copilot,

I don't want to lose the 1,000

euros from the entry fee.

They told me you don't know the

difference between coke and caviar.

I'll just leave you

to your things, boys.

Police? There are some crazy

people racing illegally.

- sh*t. Someone snitched on us.

- f*ck.

Police. Open all the

roadblocks. Open.

15,000 plus the bets, right? Is

that what our relationship is worth?

- f*cking proud brat.

- I'm losing my focus, Jenna!

That too?

What the f*ck are you doing?

sh*t!

Reject - Message - Accept

The streets are

meant to be cut off.

Leave before

there's an accident.

Would it be your

first accident, Nick?

Freckles

He and a redhead had

a car crash years ago.

I'll tell you the story one day.

Yeah.

Units two and four, cut

through the next street.

You're in control, huh, blondie?

You owe me a foot massage.

Damn, girl. sh*t.

Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!

f*ck!

f*ck! f*ck!

Let's go.

I'm coming for you, blondie.

- Are you okay?

- Yes, just chilling.

Really?

Stop, police. Stop the car!

You're not angry with

me anymore, right?

No. Angry. Why?

Well, can you move?

I need to pass. Huh?

- No f*cking way.

- He's nuts.

Stop! Stop the car.

- Nothing. They don't f*cking listen. Go.

- I'm using the nitro.

Come on, ladies, please.

Stop the vehicle.

Come on. Drop it, please.

f*ck, the nitro.

Let's go!

INCOMING CALL FRECKLES

as*h*le number one, you know

why we're here, don't you?

We'll never have an

opportunity like this one.

Let's make the best of

it then, little sister.

Sister sandwich!

Hey! What are you doing?

What are they doing?

Hey! Hey!

Get off, f*ck.

f*ck, my car.

No! No!

Slow down!

We must leave before the

rest of the police arrive.

- Everybody out! Out! Everyone!

- Move! Move!

Nice one, brother.

Out you go. Come on!

Get up!

Better to have it towed away.

- Welcome, Greg.

- Thank you.

- Welcome.

- Thank you.

Mr. Tavish.

How are you, Lion? Have

you thought about my offer?

Let's go, Dad.

Thank you for inviting me.

Smile for the cameras.

There's a b*stard out there who's

going to really suffer if he sees you.

I hope so.

Nick, over here!

Sofa, please.

A smile, please.

- Jenna, listen to me.

- Leave me alone. I've been a fool.

You have always made me feel

guilty for having money.

- You and your stupid inferiority complex.

- You're right.

But something really weird

happened in that race.

I won, and I didn't

feel anything, Jenna.

Do you know what I feel, Lion?

That you don't love

me for who I am.

You cannot separate my

money from the person I am.

You're not listening, Jenna.

I won 15,000 euros,

and I felt nothing.

I don't feel anything either.

It's over, Lion.

We're done.

When you do things like

that, that's what happens.

- Hello.

- Hello.

I never actually thanked you

for the letter in the office.

I didn't even remember.

- Congratulations on the Rogers case.

- Thank you.

I still can't believe it.

And you're going to London?

Yes. I am.

Enjoy it, okay?

What the hell are

you doing here?

I always wanted you to

bring me to the gala, love.

Hey, Nick. How are you?

Why didn't you?

We only dated for a few

months three years ago.

It's pointless for

you to chase me.

You are so charming.

It will be a

pleasure, Mr. Tavish.

I hope so.

I knew you'd come with her.

I couldn't say no.

Her father asked me.

I didn't expect you'd

come with Briar.

I couldn't say no either.

The week is already over.

- The day doesn't end until midnight.

- Yeah.

Are you going to

London with Sofa?

I have until 12:00 to decide.

You also have time to

catch up with Briar.

That's why I brought her along.

You're old friends, aren't you?

By the way, she told me how

the story ended with that boy.

Really heavy stuff.

I'll reserve a dance

for you at midnight.

I'm going to leave the

garage to my brother.

Jenna's father offered me a

position at the oil company.

And, so, I will have to

start from the bottom.

Welcome to the

Contradiction Club.

If I have to swim in a pool of

money in order to be with Jenna...

I'll make the sacrifice.

Good evening, everyone.

Welcome to this year's gala.

Who would have thought?

Fifty years since Grandpa Andrew

founded his first law firm in London,

then came the insurance company, the

consultancy, and the rest is history.

So we can go sit down,

and I advise you not

to move from your seat

because tonight is going

to be full of surprises.

Isn't that Briar?

What is she doing here?

Stop. I can do it by myself.

Ah, my favorite granddaughter.

Hey, excuse me, aren't you...

To the right, man. It's always

through the door on the right.

So where's your friend?

Surprise!

Call security.

I'll leave you alone.

You didn't want to listen

to me the easy way.

Get out.

Nick, calm down. Calm down.

Calm down.

Say whatever you have

to through our lawyers.

I know your game, and I

won't leave you time to plot

and hide everything

from Nick again.

Let's go to the garden.

You and I alone.

It's either all of us or no one.

Don't even dream about it.

Then let's talk here.

Nick, you need to know I

didn't leave your father.

There was another woman

then. Wasn't there, Rafaella?

You had already met?

Nick! Nick!

I wanted you to stay with me, but

your grandfather prevented it.

- Don't listen to her!

- Enough.

What do you want?

What's that?

A paternity test.

What is it, Will?

It's Maggie.

What's happening with Maggie?

She's my daughter.

Yes. My daughter is a Leister.

That's a lie. Isn't it, Dad?

I always had my

doubts about Maggie.

You say this now that your

husband's kicking you out.

I'm not doing this for me. The

swine asked for a paternity test.

And I won't leave my

daughter defenseless.

Can it be?

Maybe. In the Bahamas.

Before the divorce.

I loved that vacation.

Get out of here! Get

out of here! Out!

How did you get my DNA?

Pink toothbrush.

White toothbrush.

Did you sneak into the mansion?

It was me.

What?

I let her in.

How could you?

What the letter said was real,

Nick. She didn't abandon you.

You brought the letter?

I thought the truth

would help you.

Help me do what?

To find out that my

grandfather is a monster?

That my father has been

fooling me my whole life?

That my mother still

doesn't love me

and only wants to protect

her daughter's future?

I believed her! I thought

she wanted to win you back.

You helped her, Noah.

Do you know what

you've unleashed?

You have ruined all our lives!

Our family's.

Us.

No, not us.

All of this is your fault.

Wait, please.

You knew what I was going to say at

the gala, about Briar, the races.

I didn't mind. I just

wanted us to be brave.

This is your chance to be brave.

And if you don't, it

doesn't really matter.

I love you more than my life,

and I could never abandon you.

This is worse than abandoning.

You stabbed me in the back.

Nick!

Nick.

Nick.

Nick.

Are you all right, Miss

Noah? Can I help you?

Everything is over.

Everything is over.

Nick, you don't know how

much you're screwing sh*t up.

Maybe.

But it's my sh*t.

Nick!

Wait up, brother.

I knew you'd end up finding out.

I didn't want to tell you, but...

they've been hooking up for a while.

You're wrong if you

think this hurts me.

You're so dumb, bro!

Why did you kiss Sofa?

Noah f*cked things up with

my mother. She deserves it.

Your mother. Always your mother.

You really have a problem, dude.

- You have to grow up.

- Don't lecture me. What about you?

Me? I couldn't even stay angry

at Jenna for half an hour.

I preferred to swallow my pride.

Good for you. I hope you

live happily ever after.

Remember when I told you they

were kids and they would fly away?

Well, they did.

And they've shown us that they

are way more mature than us.

You know?

When Jenna said we

were over, I felt...

as if...

as if a huge wave

swallowed me up.

Tell me that's not what you felt

when you ended things with Noah.

Why are you doing all this?

Don't waste all

your tears, my dear.

You'll have plenty

of time to miss him.

Where's Noah?

You're too late, Romeo.

- What did you tell her?

- What do you think?

How wonderful you are.

I'm really sorry about

the accident. I really am.

You didn't even wait for

me to leave the hospital.

You just left me there with

more than 20 fractures.

And you knew how I was.

What do you mean?

Pregnant.

I swear I had no idea.

Don't play dumb.

They told me I lost

it in the accident.

But I know it was you.

Your family! The

hospital was yours!

Listen, what you're saying

doesn't make any sense, Briar.

But, if you really lost it,

believe me, I'm truly sorry.

Guilt makes you feel better.

Not me.

I need you to pay.

Tell me where the f*ck Noah is.

She must be on her

way to the apartment.

To slit her wrists. I hope.

Damn.

Noah! Noah!

Noah!

Here. Dry off a bit.

Give me the handbag.

I lost my keys.

Don't worry.

I couldn't sleep.

Forgive me. I know you

only wanted to help me.

I love you

SLIDE TO TURN OFF

Are you okay?

Did something happen?

My God, you're freezing.

I can't talk. Just hug me.

No, thank you.

That's still wet.

Here, put this on.

Ciao.

What have we done, Will?

We ruined everything.

You know that, right?

Whatever happens to them from

now on will be our fault.

YOUR ABSENCE WILL

FOLLOW ME WHILE I SLEEP

Goodbye, Dad.

ALWAYS

NOAH, I WILL ALWAYS BE YOUR

NOAH, I WILL ALWAYS BE YOUR

LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS - NICK