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Adam: Oh, hello, Nate.
Nate: Adam.
Adam: Hey, will you hang on a minute? Have you seen Victoria or victor here?
Nate: No.
Adam: Have you seen them anywhere? I mean, there’s nobody at the office.
Nate: I don’t know why you’d think I’d know anything about that.
Adam: Uh, it’s just a question.
Nate: If you recall, I no longer work at Newman Enterprises.
Adam: Right. And from that information, I should reasonably assume that you’re no longer involved with Victoria, either?
Nate: Whether I am or I’m not, that’s none of your damn business. Although, I do find it interesting that neither Victor or Victoria chose to fill you in on their activities. So, I’ll reasonably assume that you haven’t risen that far up in the ranks from when you were my assistant. They’re still keeping you in the dark. Not exactly exactly a sign of confidence.
Adam: Mm. And a good evening to you, sir.
*****************Sally: Yeah, but who you are now is still the man who admitted that he was willing to use his father’s illness to take him down.
Adam: But I didn’t go through with it.
Sally: You almost sound proud of that?
Adam: Yeah, I– I kind of am. You know, it showed some maturity, some restraint on my part.
Sally: And you know, you set the bar really low for yourself. It’s still a lie, Adam. You still played everyone, including me. I really, really want to be able to trust you, but I–
Adam: I know. It was a precarious situation. But I finally did tell you the whole truth, okay? The old me– the old me would have buried that. But I didn’T.
Sally: You just keep lowering the bar. Eventually, it’s just gonna be on the floor, just a wrinkle in the rug. Like, “hey, everybody, at least I didn’t lie to everyone today, so give me some credit. It’s the new me.”
Adam: That’s correct. That’s totally accurate. But I am sincerely sorry that I could not let you in on what I was up to. Okay? We used to be a team. Is that why you’re upset?
Sally: No. I will tell you why I’m upset.
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