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0:09Put the bag on the table.
0:12>> Why?
0:13>> My grandmother's diamonds, the whole
0:15set. $3.2 million.
0:17The appraiser opened that case at 4:00,
0:19empty.
0:23One name on today's vault log, yours.
0:261:40, your code, and the camera has you
0:29going in.
0:32>> I told you at breakfast.
0:35I went down for the 2019 appraisal file
0:37for my audit at the quarterly meeting. I
0:40filed the request with the foundation
0:41office on Monday.
0:46On appraisal day, the security tech
0:48always comes in first to check the case
0:50sensors.
0:51So, where's his name?
0:53>> Kenny came on Tuesday, sweetheart.
0:56Not today.
1:03>> This came at 6:00.
1:04No name.
1:05>> Dante. She's your wife. I'm sure there's
1:08an explanation.
1:17Are you asking me if I stole them?
1:26That's my answer.
1:39Search the bag, Dante. You won't find
1:40your wife in it.
1:43>> Julia.
1:44>> Clause nine. You signed it.
1:47>> Boss,
1:48the off-site backup on the vault. Give
1:50me 48 hours and I'll have the footage.
1:53>> You put in the second cameras, Dante?
1:57>> That photo says he picks up tonight.
1:59Once those stones leave the city,
2:00they're gone.
2:03Sal,
2:05search it.
2:12>> Go ahead, Sal. It's not on you.
2:18How's the wrist, Tony?
2:19>> Better, ma'am. Thank you.
2:31>> What is that?
2:39That's Vincent's watch.
2:41Dante, that's your father's watch.
2:43>> That watch has been in my desk drawer
2:45for 30 years.
2:49>> Boss,
2:51it's running.
2:57Repair ticket, watch shop on 47th
3:00Street, dated today.
3:04Year one, let it run, signed J.
3:09Sunday's your anniversary, boss.
3:13>> 47th Street.
3:15>> Well,
3:16that explains the photo. It doesn't
3:18explain the vault.
3:32Maybe it's upstairs, in her closet.
3:38Should I take off my shoes, too, Marisa?
3:40You've waited a whole year for tonight.
3:42Enjoy it.
3:44I'm protecting this family.
3:47Then I guess I'm the only one protecting
3:48it from you.
3:49>> Enough, Julia.
4:04What are you doing?
4:06>> The earrings, our first Christmas.
4:12The bracelet, your birthday.
4:17And this one you put on me yourself
4:19the night you finally kissed me.
4:24Everything you might think I took,
4:26you can have [music] it back.
4:27>> Julia,
4:28stop.
4:30You don't have to do
4:31>> two of your men search your wife
4:34in her own front hall.
4:40The car,
4:41our wedding present.
4:46This one was always yours.
4:48I just wanted it to run again.
4:55My lawyer will send the separation
4:56papers.
4:58>> You're not leaving tonight.
5:01>> Are you going to stop me?
5:14I never wanted your diamonds, Dante.
5:16I wanted a husband who'd believe me
5:18before the proof came in,
5:20even for 48 hours.
5:35>> She'll cool off by morning.
5:40>> Go home, Marissa. Now.
5:47Still warm.
6:05Ms. Hayes,
6:06I need 10 minutes.
6:11>> You're parked in a bus stop. If you need
6:1310 minutes, call my office and make an
6:14appointment.
6:17>> Do you know who I am?
6:20>> I do.
6:21That's why I'm surprised nobody ever
6:22showed you how a calendar works.
6:33Somebody is moving money out of your
6:35family's foundation
6:36through a string of companies that don't
6:38look connected.
6:39One of them is called Harbor Line.
6:44And whoever's doing it will make sure
6:46the blame lands on whoever found it.
6:51>> And who found it?
6:53>> Me.
6:58>> My grandfather wrote a rule into the
7:00trust.
7:02Nobody runs it unless they're married.
7:05My aunt's people are already counting
7:06votes.
7:08>> So you need a wife.
7:11>> Marry me
7:12and you get every ledger in that trust.
7:15Your own money,
7:16your own work.
7:20>> I don't marry men so I can check their
7:21books.
7:26>> Then get to know me first.
7:29>> [snorts]
7:35>> Clause nine.
7:36If either one of us stops respecting the
7:38other, the other one can walk. No
7:41explanation ordered.
7:44>> Done.
7:50>> Nervous, Mr. Caruso?
7:53>> No.
7:54>> You're about to break my finger.
7:56>> [laughter]
8:02>> Hold still. This is an inspection.
8:10Why doesn't it run?
8:17>> I was 11.
8:19My mother emptied the safe in the middle
8:21of the night and left.
8:24My father stopped that watch the minute
8:25she walked out.
8:28He told me, "People always take
8:30something when they leave. Go count the
8:32safe."
8:36>> Not everybody takes something.
8:44Put a second set of cameras on the
8:45vault.
8:46Use a company outside the family.
8:48Don't tell your aunt.
8:50And tell me when it's done.
8:53>> Sal will handle it.
9:04>> [panting and gasps]
9:06>> Sal Greco has an off-site backup on the
9:08vault.
9:10>> Off-site?
9:11You told me there was one system, one.
9:15>> One is all I knew about.
9:16>> [sighs and gasps]
9:18>> Then I'm on tape.
9:19I'm on tape walking in there.
9:23>> Then by the time anyone watches it,
9:25you won't be in New York.
9:28Cash.
9:29A train to Philadelphia tonight. And
9:31don't call your mother.
9:37>> What about the stones?
9:39>> They're exactly where they've been since
9:412:00.
9:45Home.
9:52>> Is the card in your name, ma'am?
9:55>> It's the only thing in my wallet that
9:56is.
10:19>> Julia Hayes, you used to live upstairs.
10:22Is it still empty?
10:23>> Still empty, still ugly.
10:26>> I'll take it.
10:39>> You walked out of a house on Staten
10:40Island last night.
10:42And you're doing homework?
10:45>> I don't leave a job half done.
10:51>> [sighs]
11:02>> This is Julia Hayes. My final audit of
11:04the Caruso Trust is in your inbox. After
11:07my first report, Harbor Line switched
11:09registered agents. That's why your trail
11:11went cold.
11:13But the new agent isn't new.
11:15It's in the foundation's own 2019 file,
11:17hired by Marisa.
11:20Last page.
11:33>> Mrs. Caruso,
11:35we're just here to keep you safe.
11:38>> Tell Mr. Caruso, if he wants me safe, he
11:41can start by leaving me alone.
11:46>> Pull them back.
11:49>> Want me to send a different car?
11:56>> No.
12:01>> 48 hours, boss. The off-site footage
12:03just came in.
12:092:09.
12:10Kenny Platt with his toolbox.
12:142:16, he's out.
12:17His swipe's off the log and on our main
12:19system, those 7 minutes are gone.
12:22He cut himself out.
12:24>> Marissa said Kenny came on Tuesday.
12:27Who put in his work order? The
12:29foundation office.
12:31Marissa's office.
12:34Find Kenny.
12:38>> Kenny's apartment is cleaned out.
12:41Phone's off. His mother says he left
12:43Thursday night.
12:45And the guy holding Kenny's markers says
12:4860 grand got paid off a week ago Friday.
12:51One wire.
12:52>> From who?
12:53>> Harbor Line Holdings. Delaware.
13:06She told me the blame would land on
13:07whoever found it and she's the one who
13:09blame on whoever
13:10>> found it.
13:11And she's the one who told me to put in
13:13the second set of cameras.
13:15A thief doesn't ask you for more
13:17cameras.
13:22One year today.
13:26>> You've reached Julia. Leave a message.
13:31>> Julia, I was wrong.
13:34And I'm going to make sure everybody
13:35knows it, not just you.
13:38You don't have to call back.
13:46>> Harbor Line rents a storage unit in Red
13:48Ridge. Want me to take a couple of guys
13:50and open it up?
13:52>> No.
13:53Give the footage, the wire, and her
13:56report to Ridgeway.
13:58Tell them this time I'm not asking to
14:00keep it in the family.
14:13>> This family has had a painful month.
14:15So, let's keep it simple.
14:18I'll keep running the trust until
14:19Dante's home life is settled.
14:27>> Before anybody votes, you should know
14:29what I did.
14:32I accused my wife of stealing.
14:36I had her searched in our front hall, in
14:38front of my own men.
14:41I let a photograph talk louder than she
14:43did.
14:45Julia stole nothing.
14:47I was wrong.
14:48>> Dante, come on. That's between you and
14:51your wife.
14:52>> It stopped being private when I did it
14:54in front of the people who work for this
14:55family.
15:042:09 Kenny Platt walks into the vault.
15:09Harbor Line paid off his gambling debt,
15:1260 grand.
15:15And my wife's report 14 months ago, page
15:18three, she circled Harbor Line.
15:26The night after your wife left, she sent
15:28us her final audit. It traced Harbor
15:31Line to one director of the foundation.
15:35You, Marisa.
15:40We sent it to the DA with your footage.
15:42Last Tuesday, the DA's office opened
15:45Harbor Line storage unit in Red Hook
15:46with a warrant.
15:48Your grandmother's set was there.
15:50Every piece. And a second set of books.
15:54$11 million skimmed over nine years.
15:58Money meant for the women's shelter and
16:00the children's ward.
16:05Harbor Line also paid a private
16:06investigator.
16:08His reports were in that unit.
16:10He knew your wife would be on 47th
16:11Street that Thursday.
16:14And on Monday, you saw her vault
16:16request.
16:18So, you booked the appraiser and Kenny
16:20for the same afternoon.
16:24>> A gambler got greedy, Dante.
16:27Bring him in. Let him look me in the
16:29eye.
16:30>> Wherever he is, the money came out of
16:33your company.
16:34And that night, you told me Kenny came
16:36on Tuesday.
16:40>> Your father,
16:42I held this family together for 30 years
16:45while your father drank and you bloodied
16:47your hands on the docks. She was never
16:50one of us.
16:53>> You're right.
16:54She was the only one of us watching the
16:56books.
16:58>> She's gone, Dante.
16:59They always leave.
17:04>> When my mother left, she took everything
17:06in the safe.
17:08When my wife left,
17:10she left everything on the table.
17:14I should have known the difference that
17:15night.
17:23As of tonight,
17:25Marisa is out of this trust.
17:27And nobody in this family calls the DA
17:29for her.
17:33>> You'd hand your own blood to a
17:34prosecutor?
17:36>> I handed my wife to two bodyguards. This
17:39is the least I owe her.
17:43>> Marisa, it's time.
17:45>> [sighs]
17:52>> That leaves the vote.
17:54Who runs the trust?
17:55>> Bring in somebody from outside. Not me.
17:58Nobody named Caruso.
18:12>> Mrs. Caruso, I didn't want a lawyer
18:14bringing you this.
18:23>> Yesterday he stood up in front of the
18:25whole family and said he was wrong.
18:2922 years I worked for his father.
18:33I never once heard a Caruso say those
18:35words.
18:37And he gave up the seat.
18:39Told him to bring in an outsider.
18:44>> He married me for that seat.
18:47>> I know.
18:49>> [snorts]
18:53>> I was more afraid of trusting you than
18:55of losing you.
18:57I got the price wrong.
19:06>> Want me to tell him anything?
19:09>> Tell him I read it.
19:15>> Tony says the wrist is all healed. He
19:17wanted you to know.
19:19>> Tell him to wear the brace when he lifts
19:21things. He never does.
19:335 minutes.
19:36You can say it from there.
19:41They froze everything. The house, the
19:42foundation.
19:44The DA wants me. Dante listens to you.
19:48Tell him to keep this inside the family.
19:51>> You told my husband I was a thief.
19:55>> I was protecting my interests.
19:58>> You broke up my marriage.
20:00>> It already had cracks in it.
20:02>> It did.
20:03And you stuck your fingers in and
20:04pulled.
20:09>> If you don't help me, you will never set
20:11foot in that house again.
20:17>> When I walked out of that house, I
20:19didn't take a thing.
20:21All I ever wanted in it was respect.
20:24You think a locked door scares me?
20:31Good night, Marisa. We're closed.
20:41>> The guy watching Marisa so she doesn't
20:43run says she went to the bookshop
20:44tonight.
20:46Get two guys over to
20:52>> What did Julia do?
20:54>> Showed her the door.
21:02>> It's been 3 months. She sent the
21:04settlement back all but a third.
21:08For 1 year of auditing your trust.
21:12>> That third she earned.
21:13Don't send her anything else.
21:19>> Boss. We found Kenny. He's in
21:22Philadelphia.
21:26He'll talk to the DA.
21:28But he's terrified of the people who
21:29moved Marisa's money. And he doesn't
21:31trust cops. One condition.
21:34>> Which is?
21:36>> You. In person.
21:38Your word that nobody touches him. And
21:41you hand him to the DA yourself.
21:47The DA's people can take him in August.
21:50At our pier in Red Hook.
21:53I can take a few guys and do it.
21:58>> He asked for my word, Sal. Not yours.
22:02I'm the one who brought the DA into
22:03this. I'll walk him through it myself.
22:06>> Boss.
22:07>> I'm going.
22:13>> Mrs. Caruso.
22:15I'm sorry to call you.
22:16He's been hurt.
22:18>> How bad?
22:19>> His shoulder.
22:20He's awake. St. Agnes.
22:23>> What happened?
22:24>> Red Hook.
22:26He was handing Kenny to the D.A.
22:28Marissa's people came at the car.
22:31He got in front of Kenny.
22:33>> [sighs and gasps]
22:35>> Was anyone else hurt?
22:36>> Tony.
22:37Cuts and bruises. He's okay.
22:40Kenny doesn't have a scratch.
22:42The D.A.'s got him.
22:46>> I have to go.
22:53>> [snorts]
22:56>> Sal said you were hurt.
22:58>> It's nothing.
23:01>> That bandage is the size of a pizza box.
23:04>> I've had worse.
23:06>> That's not as comforting as you think it
23:07is.
23:10You do exactly what the doctor says.
23:12>> Okay.
23:14>> Since when do you say okay that fast?
23:19>> Since I figured out that when I argue
23:20with you, I'm usually the one who's
23:22wrong.
23:26>> I didn't come because I forgive you.
23:28>> I know.
23:31I miss you.
23:33>> Missing me doesn't change what happened.
23:36>> No.
23:37It doesn't.
23:39>> You made me a stranger in my own front
23:41hall.
23:42>> Yes.
23:45>> You looked at me like I was going to rob
23:47you?
23:49>> Yes.
23:52>> You believed a photograph over the woman
23:53standing right in front of you.
23:57>> Yes.
24:01>> I don't know if I can ever trust you
24:03again.
24:05>> Then don't promise me you will.
24:08Just let me spend the rest of my life
24:10proving your trust matters more than my
24:12pride.
24:14>> [snorts]
24:28>> Will I see you again?
24:32>> I don't know.
24:36>> Thank you for not lying to me.
24:43>> You drove over a bridge to bring me
24:45coffee?
24:46>> Yes.
24:47>> That's an expensive delivery.
24:51>> I was hoping you'd let me sit down for a
24:52minute.
25:00>> It's been 6 months.
25:02>> 6 months and 4 days.
25:04>> How's the shoulder?
25:05>> Stiff when it rains. Tony's back at
25:07work. He wears the brace now.
25:11>> Good.
25:12>> And Kenny testified in front of the
25:14grand jury last week.
25:16Marissa's been indicted.
25:25It's not a gift.
25:32Every right the pre-nup gave me over
25:33your money, your work, your home,
25:36signed away.
25:38If you ever come back,
25:40that's your choice.
25:43It has nothing to do with the trust
25:44anymore.
25:49I used to think if I loved you,
25:52my job was to make sure you could never
25:54leave.
25:57Loving you doesn't give me the right to
25:58keep you.
26:02>> And if I never come back?
26:06>> Then I hope you have a life that makes
26:07you happy.
26:13>> I miss you, too.
26:14That doesn't mean I'm ready.
26:16>> I know.
26:21>> [snorts]
26:22>> Thursday.
26:23Dinner.
26:24And none of your men at the next table.
26:28>> Deal.
26:32First snow.
26:35>> White roses, not jewelry.
26:38>> From the flower shop on the corner.
26:40Same as the ones you carried at our
26:41wedding.
26:47>> The night I left, I was 11 blocks down
26:49the road before I remembered I'd given
26:51you back the car.
26:54>> I sat in my study with that ring till
26:56the sun came up.
26:59>> You almost lost me.
27:02>> I know.
27:07>> I love you.
27:08But I will never be a woman who stays
27:10because she's scared to leave.
27:13>> I don't want you to be.
27:16>> If we do this again, it has to be
27:17different.
27:19>> It will be.
27:20Not because I promise,
27:22because I'll choose it again every day.
27:40>> One year since I walked out of your
27:41house.
27:42>> And two since [music] we stood here.
27:48I kept it.
27:52Every night I looked at it and asked
27:53myself how I could be so sure about
27:56everything else
27:57and not about the one person who
27:59mattered most.
28:02I don't deserve another [music] chance
28:03just because I want one.
28:07>> No.
28:08You don't.
28:11But you worked for it.
28:13>> Marry me again.
28:14Not for the trust.
28:16Not for a seat at that table.
28:18Not for any arrangement.
28:20>> We never [music] got divorced, you know.
28:22>> I know.
28:23I want the vows anyway.
28:26>> One condition.
28:27Clause nine [music] stays, and we add
28:29one more.
28:31You stop looking for reasons not to
28:32believe me.
28:33>> Never again.
28:35When I'm scared, [music] I tell you.
28:37When you're angry, I listens.
28:40>> Then I do.
28:41Again.
28:59What are you thinking about?
29:01>> The worst night of my life.
29:07I used to think this house was
29:09everything I'd built.
29:11Now I know it's just a house.
29:13>> Then what makes it home?
29:23>> [music]
29:31>> The woman who walked out that door the
29:32night I forgot how to love her.
29:36And then chose to walk back in.

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