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Chase: Things must be going a lot better with you and Lulu. Uh, yeah. Why do you say that? By the way you were hitting the bag. Either you and Lulu worked everything out, or you’re getting soft because that bag wasn’t doing a lot of moving. That’s rich coming from the guy who’s more likely to knock himself out with his right hook than anyone else. Hilarious. But seriously, though, something’s changed with you and Lulu, hasn’t it? Yeah. You know, we, uh — we talked. And? I can’t tell you how long I have been a fan of your work, Mr. Beckett. I appreciate that, but I’d appreciate it even more if you called me Geoffrey. [ Laughs ] Okay, Geoffrey, when I read your moving piece about trekking through the archipelagos of Tierra del Fuego, it took my breath away. I have never read anything like it. That was in the Explorer’s Journal? It was, it was. And I know nothing about being a wildlife journalist, I’m not exactly a nature girl, but your work makes me wish I were. It was really a trip of a lifetime. And in my passion lies with exploring nature’s untouched, unspoiled places. And the Crimson Nature and Travel series is exactly where you should share it. I completely agree. I feel so lucky to have someone of your caliber involved. And, if I may say, for a man of the wild, you clean up very nicely. Ready? Okay, come on. I was willing to sit in a wheelchair while you, you know, pushed me from the GH doors to the car, but — You weren’t “willing” I had to force you. Turn around. That’s because you have a reputation to uphold and you couldn’t be seen breaking protocol at the hospital where you work. Good, you were listening. Yes, I was. And we’re not at the hospital now, so there’s no way I’m gonna let this become some kind of “Walking Miss Daisy” kind of thing. You were discharged on the condition that you would be watched for 24 more hours. And since Kevin and Laura are working, you’re stuck with me. So buckle up, Miss Daisy. Wow. It’s gonna be like that, huh? Okay, well, on the bright side, my own private nurse, 24-hour care. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, I guess it’s okay. “Okay.” It’s just “okay”? Really? [ Doorbell rings ] Huh. Hi. Hi. Hey. So, how’s the hero? “Congressman Drew Quartermaine once hailed as a man of the people, is earning a new nickname — Congressman Cutthroat, after waging a ruthless war against his own family, specifically Tracy Quartermaine, beloved socialite and philanthropist. Insiders claim the congressman has used his political influence to force a relocation of the family mausoleum, and the potential exhumation of generations of esteemed members of the Quartermaine family. The drama reached its peak last evening when the congressman had Miss Quartermaine arrested, leaving many to wonder just how far Congressman Cutthroat will go in his quest for revenge.” What the hell was he thinking? And how do we protect Scout from it? I don’t expect my press conference to go more than 30 minutes, but then there’s always a lot of questions afterwards, you know? Well, that’s no problem. Aurora Media will cover every word. Oh, wonderful. It’s nice to have one less thing to worry about. By the way… You were behind this, weren’t you? Yeah. Way to go. [ Both laugh ] I didn’t expect to see you. How did you know I was working this floor today? Oh, I asked around. Nothing was gonna stop me from bringing flowers to the most beautiful woman, inside and out. They’re — They’re lovely. Let’s go to the break room and get them in some water. Willow. Did that Invader article get to you? Like, are you embarrassed to be seen with me? Please, please tell me you’ve done your research. Uh, yes I have. Tell me you found a way for me to get out of this whole situation with Drew without losing my career or my marriage. Or is it as bad as I think it is? It’s worse. Much worse.
I am sorry to just barge in like this, but I wanted to check on you and I wanted to say thank you to both of you, actually. For what? Cyrus. I mean, he tried to kill Michael in the hospital. You know, he did kill Sam and Dex, and you guys figured it out, and you brought him to justice. Well, we had a lot of help. I’m just relieved that everything worked out. And, I mean, there’s more than a couple moments where I thought that he would get away with it. But he didn’t, and that’s all that matters. So. All right. What are you gonna do now that you’re home finally? I… I don’t have any plans except to dig into this beautiful basket that you brought over. Okay, well, I’m gonna go so you guys can — Yeah, get into the basket. Well, thank you for coming over and the basket. Bye. Now, um… Where were we? I appreciate that compliment. I guess that means this is working? Yes. Very nicely. Please sit down. I know that you’re here for fitting in a photo shoot, but I’m glad that we found some time to meet before you got started. Oh, when my agent called and told me about Crimson, I was more than a little surprised. I don’t get too many calls from fashion magazines. Or any, actually. Well, I’m happy to be your first, then. You know, our focus testing has consistently shown that our readers are extremely interested in travel and nature, and so Crimson is branching out to satisfy their interests. That’s why your magazine is the leading and most influential fashion and lifestyle publication in the world. I didn’t just know that, I looked it up on the internet. Well, since we’re being honest, I did a little research on your next trip online, too. You were doing a month hiking on the Lycian Way? Yeah. I am excited to check Turkey off my bucket list. Yeah. I mean, don’t you ever get worried about getting hurt on one of your hikes? You’re out there all alone. Yeah, but before I was a wildlife journalist, I was an ER doc, so I feel like I can handle almost anything. Yeah. Well, how does your wife or partner feel about you being gone for such long periods of time? No wife, no partner. So you’re single? For the moment. Oh! You have someone special waiting in the wings then? No. I have this feeling I’m gonna meet someone special soon. And I’ve learned to trust my feelings. Well, in that case. Do you mind if I do a little adjusting before you get your headshot taken? You just never know when that someone special is going to see your photo. [ Chuckles ] Just loosen this up a little. Right? Nina: [ Clears throat ]
Of course DeWitt wrote that. That seedy little warm would write anything to get clicks. I remember his work all too well. Remember Blaze, me, and the recordings that he wrote about? I hate to admit it, but The Invader is a better fit for him. I guess Drew does deserve this. I’ll never forgive him for coming between Michael and Willow. Even if Drew does deserve this, Scout doesn’t. You know how kids are. If one of the kids at school finds out and says something to her, she’s gonna be devastated. Yeah, she’s way too young to deal with all this. DeWitt would sooner die than — than take a call from me. So there’s not gonna be a retraction. There’s got to be something else I can do to protect Scout. I couldn’t care less about that article. The Invader is nothing but lies. And that article is no exception. Well, then what is it? It just feels like all eyes are on us right now. So I’m just trying to keep a low profile and focus on work. But it has nothing to do with my feelings for you, I promise. I believe you. I just don’t think we should do anything extra to draw attention to ourselves. Yeah, I probably should have thought this through a little bit more. I mean, my office has been bombarded by calls all morning, so maybe it wasn’t the best day for me to bring you flowers. Do you know who’s behind that article? No, but I have my suspicions. What could be worse than losing my husband and losing my job? If you had just altered test results, odds are you would have just lost your job. But these test results are tied to Heather Weber’s criminal trial. And that means there’d be a very real possibility that you could face jail time. Jail time? Where did jail time come from? Look, look, look. You could be charged with obstruction of justice, tampering with evidence, fraud, criminal negligence. No, Rick, I can’t. This can’t happen. Please. [ Stammers ] Doctor. Doctor. Dr. Robinson, listen to me. If we had not found that outlier exam, Heather Webber would have remained in prison wrongfully. This is a very serious situation. What do I do? [ Sighs ] Keep playing by Drew’s rules. And make sure he never tells anyone what you did. It’s too late for that. Drew is gonna expose me. He’s gonna expose me today. It’s kind of a long story, but Lulu and I both ended up babysitting Bailey Lou together. That’s a lot of babysitting firepower for Bailey Lou. Yeah, it wasn’t planned. It just kind of happened. And I don’t know. I don’t know what it was. Maybe just being back in that house together, we both let our guards down and we had the first talk, real talk we’ve had since she woke up. That’s great. Yeah. Hard to explain, man. But it’s the first time I felt like we’ve been in sync. Just had an honest conversation about Rocco, Charlotte, Brook Lynn. What about Brook Lynn? Well, nothing bad, it’s just I’ve been defending Brook Lynn to Lulu. That makes Lulu feel like I’m picking a side and it’s not hers, and I just got to stop doing that. I guess I could see that. It’s kind of surprising, though. I never thought all the animosity between Brook Lynn and Lu would still be there after Lulu woke up. I know that’s what I’m thinking. Like four years, you think would be enough for them to get past it, but it’s not. And I just got to be okay with that and let Lulu be Lulu. Well, did something happen that made you want to cut Lulu some slack? No. No, I just kind of figured she and Brook Lynn are gonna do what they’re gonna do, and I don’t want to be in the middle of it anymore. I just want to focus on the fact that Lulu is back, and I’m just happy she’s in our lives again. Come in, I didn’t expect to see you here today. Meet Crimson’s new contributor, Geoffrey Beckett. Beckett. Yeah, you probably don’t remember, but we met a few years ago. I had a Joel Sartore wildlife exhibition at my gallery. I absolutely remember. The Jerome Gallery? Yeah, that’s it. It’s so nice to see you again. Likewise. Geoffrey is doing a new series for Crimson. Oh. That’s wonderful. And I hope to make sure it is wonderful. How do you two know each other? We are very good friends. The two of us have been through a lot together. Good friends are hard to come by. They certainly are. Willow. Hey, do you have a second? Sure. What are you doing here? You’re not sick, are you? No. No, no. I have a favor to ask you. Oh, okay. So I was video chatting with Michael this morning, and it was just — it was so nice to see each other instead of just, you know, hear each other on the phone. He really misses the kids. They miss him, too. Right. So I had an idea. I was thinking, if it’s okay with you, maybe I could take some videos of the kids with different messages for their dad, and I could send them to Michael. And whenever he’s feeling homesick or, you know, if he just needs, like, an extra boost on the road to recovery, he could watch them. And, you know, he really — he needs all the support he can get right now, so. Well, it sounds like something the kids would love to do. Great. I appreciate you giving me an update on Michael. Everyone else has kept me out of the loop. I just have one condition with the video recordings. When you’re with the kids, please focus on them and Michael. Don’t mention anything negative about Drew. I would never say anything bad in front of the kids. None of this is easy for them. Yeah, it really isn’t. I just wish everyone could be a bit more like you. There was a damaging article in The Invader this morning on Drew, and he’s gonna assume that Curtis was behind it. If I can’t influence Curtis, Drew has no reason to protect my secret. Yeah, if that’s what you expect, I can see why you panicked. But what about what Drew’s doing, right? It’s illegal what he’s doing to me. Yes. But you can’t expose him without the risk of exposing yourself in the process. Then — Then that’s it. Curtis is gonna find out, and then Trina, then the hospital. It’s gonna be impossible for me to hide this. Look, the way I see it, you have two choices here. Either you — You convince Drew that Curtis had nothing to do with the article… Or? Or… you tell Curtis everything now. I mean, you may still lose your job, but at least you have a chance to save your marriage. Or maybe — Maybe I can save both. Maybe we could have a little date later tonight. You really want to break. into that basket, don’t you? I just think we could put it to good use. I mean, Carly went through a lot of trouble. Yeah, she did. Mm-hmm. And I think a date would sound perfect. Oh, well, maybe we could, uh, get a head start. Maybe.
Hi, babe. Hey. Hey, buddy. How you doing? I know you’re busy, but I was just wondering if you could stop by the office real quick sometime today. It’s important. I love you. My opinion of Drew has changed recently. Since he’s been in office, I haven’t seen him do one thing that he said he would do on the campaign. Well, as a mayor who does more than take photos and cut ribbons, I can see how this is offensive. I mean, I’m offended and I’m not the mayor. Yeah, I know, it’s infuriating. All I have seen him do is pose for the cameras and then abuse his power. So at this point, anyone who is willing to expose him, I applaud. Drew’s biggest weakness is his need to be seen as a hero. So that’s why I targeted him the way I did. You know, maybe we can use that weakness to get him to actually act like a hero. Sorry to intrude. No. No interruption. Come in. Please. Hey. It’s good to see you. How are you? I’m hanging in there. How’s Lulu? Oh, she’s — she’s doing very well. And not a day goes by that I don’t think of you. And offer up a prayer for your family. Thank you. Oh, dear. Yeah. [ Chuckles ] I’m late again, you know, and, uh, my assistant’s so good, I — I can’t even blame her, so I’ll get going. It’s lovely to see both of you. Alexis. Always a pleasure. Well, I’m glad to hear that. Especially after what I have to ask you. I hope you still feel that way. I can hardly wait to read about your next trip. I can’t wait to tell you all about it. Well, I got to get going. Oh. Nice seeing you. Yeah. You too. We’ll talk again soon, right? I look forward to it.
Wow, wow. Someone has, uh, moved on from Drew, huh? Please, I mean — Yes, I have definitely moved on from Drew. I mean, come on. Can you see me — me — with a rugged wilderness man? Yeah, actually, it paints a pretty picture. Really. [ Chuckles ] Well, I don’t think I’m gonna be eating any tree bark or fire ants anytime soon. So why are you here? What’s up? Well, as you know, I’ve, um — I’ve had a little bit of difficulty lately, you know, regarding my finances. I’ve had to postpone the new gallery, and Alexis was delighted to take away all my money from Nikolas — You’re here to ask me for a loan, aren’t you?
Uh, Kristina. Hang on. Did your dad give you the message about Avery? No. What message? That trip you were gonna take with her during her break. Yeah, to the ballet. Yeah, whatever. It’s not happening. Carly, I can’t have a thing with you right now. I’m at work. I don’t want to fight. And I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t genuinely care about you. I know you used to. I still do. I have a few minutes. Look, I am really worried about the negative press that Drew is getting and how it’s gonna affect you and my grandchildren. Wiley is old enough to hear about this in school. If he does, I will explain to him that it’s all untrue. But it’s not untrue. Drew is really doing these things. Willow, he sunk to a new low. Carly, would you please leave Willow alone? I mean, do you ever mind your own business? This affects my grandchildren, so that makes it my business. Now, if you would rather me talk to you instead of Willow, I’m happy to do that… Congressman Cutthroat. Is there any news on Charlotte and Valentin? Oh, you know, that’s what we were talking about, actually. Um, Rocco’s just acting kind of strange with Lulu, and she thinks it’s because she’s spending so much time focusing on finding Charlotte. That doesn’t sound like Rocco. He loves his sister. Yeah, I don’t think so either. But there’s something going on. You know, we’ve gotten pretty tight since he moved into the Quartermaines. I’m kind of like the fun uncle. Oh, you are, are you? Yeah. I could talk to him, see what I can find out. All right, Funcle, go for it, man. You know, at Rocco’s age, usually acting distracted, it means girls. Girls. I was thinking that, too. I walked in the kitchen the other day, and him and Danny are in an argument and it was over a girl. I was asking Rocco about it, but he wouldn’t say much. You know, teenage boys talking about that stuff is highly classified and private. I remember when I was his age, I wouldn’t tell my mother anything. Do you think Olivia would have hated the girls you brought home? No. I think she actually would have liked them. One in particular. Well, I can’t believe I forgot that it was teacher-in-service day and that you’d be home early. If I’d remembered, I would have hidden Carly’s basket so there’d be some left for us. I left some fig things in there. I’m just glad Dad’s home and he’s okay. And he’s staying with us tonight. The doctor wants him to have round the clock supervision. Because something could still go wrong? No, it’s just standard. Okay, good. Well, I’m psyched you’re staying here, but I’m — I’m gonna miss it. I’m staying at a friend’s tonight. That I did remember. So I guess it’s just gonna be us tonight. I hate asking for favors. From anybody, but especially from you and especially this kind of favor. It’s just that when I was married to Nikolas, I started to spend quite a bit. And I guess I thought I’d always have that kind of money. And I figured that even if my relationship with Nikolas didn’t work out, I would have a very generous divorce settlement. Right, which I did until the Cassadine curse kicked in and that family found a way to claw back all the money. Ava, of course I’m going to give you a loan. I’ve been waiting for you to ask me. I mean, seriously. What took you so long? I don’t care what names The Invader calls me. I’m not in the wrong here. Carly. The Quartermaine crypt is on public land. It’s got to be moved. How can you possibly be the same man who held me when they were trying to move Virginia’s grave? That was — That was horrible. And it was the worst kind of wrong, but this — this is wrong too. You saw much that destroyed me, and you’re doing the exact same thing to Lila and Edward. Does family mean nothing to you? I’m doing this to try to keep my place in the family. Tracy is the one that’s trying to strip that away from me. Using your position in Congress is not the way to do it. If you keep justifying things like that, you’re gonna see a recall in your future. Carly, stop. You know as well as anyone that Tracy’s no saint. She practically held my kids hostage at the Quartermaine mansion. I know I was there. Well, Drew’s just fighting fire with fire. That’s the only language the Q’s understand. And you know that better than just about anyone. Wow. Um… I didn’t come here to argue with Drew, I came here to have a calm conversation with you. But there’s just no point, is there? Carly — No. I’m gonna leave you to it. Always a pleasure, Carly. What do you mean it’s not happening? Why not? Well, because your plans fall on one of Ava’s days, not your dad’s. Sorry. You have got to be kidding me. Ric, this is a special one-night-only performance, and it was impossible to get tickets to this. Sorry. No, I’m not — It’s one night. One night out of out of Ava’s entire week, and I’ll talk to my dad. They can switch days. It’ll be fine. No, it’s — it’s too early to start messing with Avery’s visitation schedule. If you change it now, it’s just gonna confuse her and make it harder to deal with. You guys are really gonna upset Avery just to get back at me? Well, you’re not the parent or the legal guardian, so maybe you shouldn’t have promised something you couldn’t deliver on. Next time, check a calendar. And it’s not a loan. It is a gift, okay? No, no, that’s not okay. I’m not gonna take a handout or a gift even from you. You know, so I will have Ric draw up some paperwork with a repayment schedule. That’s crazy. That’s unnecessary. No. It is. Nina, you and I both know that money can change things. It can change people. It can change friendships. And I’m not gonna let it change ours. It won’t. I’ve already lost our friendship once, and I will not risk losing it again. I feel the same way. Don’t worry. Uh, what’s going on? Uh, Carly, uh — A new wildlife contributor, is starting at Crimson, and some of his photos might be in Ava’s gallery. Okay, that’s great, but I need to talk to you, and it’s important. I’m sorry, Carly, but Ava and I were in the middle of a conversation, so. It’s okay. Really. Uh… We will talk later, okay? Okay. Sorry. What’s the emergency? It’s about Drew and Willow. We need to put our plan in motion now. I hope I didn’t keep you waiting, Miss… Sasha. You’re my next patient. Looks like it. Well, um, I’ll give you some time to change. Gowns are over there. You know the drill. I’ll be back in a couple of minutes. It’s obvious you have a problem with me, so just say it already.
How can you be such a hypocrite? I’m the hypocrite? Wh– That’s really special. Coming from Miss Goody Two-Shoes. You turned on me the second you saw me kissing Michael’s uncle on the 4th of July. No, I didn’t. But what you did was way worse. You dated Michael, but here you are, pregnant by his other uncle. I gotta say, Portia, I am really disappointed in you. I thought that you could get Curtis to see some reason and move on from hating me. But instead, I find out that my good friend Curtis is the one behind the scathing article in The Invader. I don’t think that he was. Portia. Come on. Come on. I’m serious. The Quartermaines are a huge family in this town. Almost anybody would be interested in running an article about them. Plus, Curtis has all of Aurora Media at his fingertips. Why would he use a rag tag like The Invader when he has all these reputable sources at his fingertips? That’s a good point. Could be a great point if you can convince Curtis to run a series of articles through Aurora Media pushing back against The Invader. Like articles focusing on me being a family man and a hard-working congressman and an ex-Navy Seal. If I defend you to Curtis any more than I already have, it’s gonna tip him off. That would be unfortunate for you, but I’m willing to take the risk. Are you sure about that? I mean, it’s one thing to go after Curtis directly, but it’s a whole other thing to go after him through his wife. I mean, you know Curtis, if he finds out that you’re blackmailing me, he’s gonna go to a whole other level. Are you sure you’re ready to take that on? Is this still a good time? Missed call from Portia. I’ll call her back. How can I help you? It’s about the article in The Invader. Did you read it? Oh, yeah, I read it. He didn’t look too good, did he? No, he really didn’t. He came across like a villain, and Tracy came across like a hapless innocent, which couldn’t be further from the truth. Which part? I was there when it happened, and Tracy was more than holding her own. Oh, I don’t doubt that. So DeWitt is not gonna retract that article. So I was hoping that you might be able to write an article about Drew that is more balanced, and one that might protect his image. Why would I do that? Because I’m worried about the public turning on him and how my granddaughter will feel about that. And because you have the resources to help. Alexis. I am sympathetic to Scout’s situation, but Drew made himself look bad — not the article. I’m sorry. I value our friendship. I can’t help you this time. I’m sorry too. I tried. Did you ever think by shielding Drew from the consequences of his actions, that you’re not holding him accountable, you are, in fact, enabling him? I’m gonna get going. We’re meeting up at the movies before crashing at Nolan’s. All right. Have fun. It’s really nice having you two together here. [ Door opens, closes ] Well… Alone at last.
Um, are you, uh — Are you okay with this? Yeah. Are you okay? Mm-hmm. I mean, I am if you are. Okay, just stop talking. Okay. [ Doorbell rings ] You have got to be kidding me. Okay. Hold on. Hi. Everything okay? I’m sorry, I probably should have called before I came over, I just wanted to thank you for bringing Lucky home. Oh my goodness. Come in. It’s my pleasure. Hey. Hi. How are you doing, sweetheart? Yeah, I’m — Are you okay? No. I’m good, really. I’m so glad. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you know, I was thinking, what if we all had dinner together tonight? Would that be good? Yeah. Oh, yeah. I mean, that would — That would be perfect. Okay. Yeah. Kristina, what brings you by? Well, I ran into Ric at GH, and he said I can’t take Avery to the ballet. It falls on one of my days, and we don’t want to confuse Avery. Her schedule needs to remain consistent. This isn’t about Avery. This is about me, and you wanting to get back at me. Ava, you’re really — You’re really gonna deprive your daughter of a magical night and the opportunity to create a core memory that will last her a lifetime? Oh, Avery’s still going to the ballet… with me. The owner of the theater is a friend of mine. I gave him a call, he gave me tickets. Front row, center. But I was — That was my — You bitch. Watch, watch, watch that temper of yours, Kristina. Remember the last time you lost it and confronted Ava? There is a special place in hell for both of you. You know, I wouldn’t worry about Rocco. He’s just at that age, he’ll grow out of it. We did. Yeah, yeah. But if he’s anything like us, man, I’m just getting ready to batten down the hatches because the — the waters, they be getting choppy. Yeah, probably. You know, I’m really glad you talked to Lulu. Like really talked. Yeah. You know what? I just feel relieved. I guess I owe Bailey Lou a thank you gift. Yeah, Bailey Lou played a big part in my relationship with Brook Lynn, too. How’s everything going with you two? Pretty much the same as the last time we talked. I mean, we still don’t know how we’re gonna become parents. You know, man, it’s a big decision. I can’t even imagine. Like, you gotta take your time with it, right? Just know that whatever happens, whenever it does happen, you’re gonna be a great dad, man. I’ve seen you with Violet and Bailey Lou. You’re a natural. Thanks. It means a lot coming from you. Well, I should be thanking you. I’ve been coming to you with everything lately. Lulu, Sam, all of it. I hope you know you can come to me with that stuff, too. I do. You know, with my dad gone and Finn in Seattle, there’s not really a lot of guys I can talk to. Our friendship is important to me. It’s all good, man. It’s important to me too, dude. My situation isn’t even remotely similar to yours. Michael and I were long, long over. I think there are more similarities than you’re willing to admit, Though I guess there is one big difference. My mom was never a con artist like yours. You don’t know anything about my mother. Was this your plan all along? Things didn’t work out with Michael’s money, so you went after Jason’s? [ Gasps ] You are so, so wrong. But let’s talk about you landing with your husband’s very wealthy uncle. That was what? Just a coincidence? Just one more thing you couldn’t control. How could you — And speaking of cons and Drew, that’s what’s really bothering you, isn’t it? That article dropped today, and it made you realize that you had thrown your life away. You blew up your life and your family over a sleaze, and you can’t admit that you were wrong. There has to be another way I can help you. That doesn’t involve approaching Curtis about writing some sort of puff piece about you. I got it! You and I could do a press conference together. I’ll discuss my new pediatric sports initiative, and then you could be up there standing right next to me representing General Hospital. I don’t see how that helps. You being up there with me kind of forces Curtis and Aurora to cover the story, which would paint me in a very positive light. What do you say? What the hell are you doing here?
So what do you propose we do? Okay, well, we already agreed that you were gonna stall Willow. So you keep her at your place or set her up in a place of her own. But we have to do whatever it takes to stop her from taking those kids and moving in with Drew. Well, I’m doing the best I can. I’m trying. Okay, well, try harder, because Drew is pushing this, and we just have to believe that somehow Willow knows that this is a bad idea. So the longer we can keep her from moving in with him, the better. And then we can work on exposing Drew. And so how do you suggest we do that? We need to get into his house. We have to get into his house and find something so undeniable that Willow will never look at him the same again. Well, what if we don’t find anything? What if there’s nothing to find? We make sure there is.
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