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Previously on 90210...
Adrianna was so worried this morning when she saw Vanessa,
she told me everything.
Stop pretending you don't know she's back.
You were on your way to meet her.
I can't let you do that.
You'll be traveling in this.
You're gonna put me in a box?
If you won't let me protect you,
you leave me no other choice.
How long have you been staying in L.A.?
I'm just here for a job interview.
So, you're moving here.
I don't know if it's gonna pan out.
I mean, I got to meet you.
I can't take away your only chance to have a baby.
Mr. Montgomery stipulated you hire a third party
to carry the child.
There is one other candidate. Shane has a sister.
You have to be so incredibly brave
to trust somebody you just met to carry your baby.
I'd really like the chance to be that person.
- Hey, Silver. - Hey.
I will do whatever it takes to get out of your contract
and out of your life.
I was going to release you
so you could work with him without me.
I'm done. Okay? You're released.
- Yo. - Yo.
Is there a reason why you're taking apart my sink?
Annie invested 200 grand into my record label,
and I spent it all on startup costs.
But then I dropped Ade, which means I have no artist,
no income, no way to pay my sister back.
Since Annie's living here,
I figured I'd fix the sink so she doesn't think
of her brother as some great, big loser.
Wouldn't it be easier just to sign a new artist?
No established artist wants to sign with me right now.
And all the big labels are taking all the new ones.
So, basically, I'm screwed.
Can I help?
Can you sing?
I meant with the sink.
Yeah, apparently record labels aren't the only thing
I can't figure out.
Hand me that wrench.
Here.
And, uh... here. What are...
This doesn't even...
Whoa-oh.
Is this a subpoena?
Yeah, it's no big deal.
I've got to go to court tomorrow
to testify at Ashley's preliminary hearing.
You're testifying against the lady that kidnapped you?
That's kind of heavy.
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
Once I testify, this whole thing will be over,
I never have to think about the kidnapping again,
and my life can get finally get back to normal.
Done.
Well, if you need a ride down to the courthouse,
I'm your man. I have nothing but time.
Nah, I'm actually good.
I'm going to go with Adrianna.
She's got to be down there anyway for her...
wardrobe malfunction.
Yeah, tell her to plead insanity.
Thank you for letting me go through your closet, Silver.
I can't believe that they're charging me
with indecent exposure.
I need something to wear in court that screams
"I'm not a sex criminal."
All of my non-slutty clothes are probably on the left-hand side.
I knew flashing a stadium full of people
at a charity event would impact my career,
but I had no idea it was going to become my trademark.
I haven't been able to book a gig since it happened.
And every time I talk to someone,
I feel like they're imagining me with my shirt off.
I'm sorry, I really would love to talk
but I have to bolt.
I'm supposed to pick up Michaela in, like, five minutes,
and show her around C.U.
Michaela?
Oh, your surrogate.
And Shane's sister. Weird, I know.
Teddy and I are splitting the living costs,
but I have to oversee everything else:
her doctor's appointments, her housing,
her diet, her exercise.
It's super overwhelming, and I can't talk right now.
But help yourself to anything in the closet
and we'll totally catch up later.
Shirazi.
Dude, finals week sucks.
All of our extracurricular activities are on hold,
so I don't get to watch your buddy Liam pound anybody.
You going to Finals Frolic tomorrow?
There's going to be plenty of women,
Battle of the Bands.
Yeah, maybe.
I just have to get through this exam first.
Oh, please, God.
Don't sweat it, you're gonna do fine.
Yeah, I wish I had your confidence.
Calculus is not my best subject.
Navid, you are a member of the Cronus Society.
Everything is our best subject.
Just don't forget to leave your phone on, all right?
Why?
In case I have to call with more party info or something.
- See ya, bud. - See ya.
So this is C.U.
Teddy said you were a semester away from graduating,
so I figured we could sign you up with some classes.
Obviously nothing too crazy,
because I don't think an all-nighter would
be good for the baby.
Actually, school's kind of more my family's thing.
That's why I was so excited to get this job.
I get to move to L.A., meet a bunch of cool people.
Yeah, meet a bunch of cool people, that will happen.
Maybe while you're pregnant though,
you'll want to learn something. Right?
Navid.
This is Michaela, remember?
Oh, yeah.
We met at, uh, Dixon's place.
- Yeah. - How's it going?
It's great.
I'm going to go grab a course book.
Just in case.
I'll be right back.
Hey, look, thanks for not saying anything,
about us hooking up the other night.
Yeah, I figured it's not the impression
you wanted to make during your interview.
No, definitely not.
Plus, if it got back to Teddy and Shane,
my whole family would start freaking out
that I wasn't being like responsible Michaela.
Yeah.
Even though we were totally responsible.
Twice.
It's cool. I get it.
Uh. besides, Silver and I have a complicated past,
and telling her I slept with her surrogate
might make things a little more complicated.
- Found it. - Oh, thank you.
Oh, there is an amazing organic smoothie place
right down the street. I think you're going to love it.
You want to come?
Sounds extra super,
but I've got to make it to my calculus final.
You two ladies have a great day.
- Yeah, good luck. - Bye.
See ya.
Okay, Naomi, I got your emergency text.
It better be bigger than a shoe sale,
because I have a lot going on right now.
Annie, this is Mark Holland.
He owns a food truck.
I told him how we need his help planning a massive party.
We do?
I was a little surprised, too.
I appreciate you considering me,
it's just, I own a taco truck.
I'm still not clear who gave you my number.
Annie and I have a half-brother
who was given up for adoption before we were born.
Her father seduced my mother at a high school dance,
and the rest is sordid family history.
Which you just shared with a total stranger.
And we need your help planning a celebration
to welcome him back into our lives.
Uh, no, we don't.
It's time.
Don't you remember what happened the last time
a half-brother came into our lives?
He stole money from your mother
and almost ruined our friendship.
That was completely different; he was an impostor.
You know what?
Why don't you guys talk privately,
figure out what you want,
and if it ends up being a taco truck,
give me a call.
I don't know what got this into your head,
but it is a horrible idea.
What makes you think you can even find this person
in the first place?
Because I already did. He's right here?
Oh, hi.
Why are you both looking at me?
He's our half-brother?
Surprise!
Welcome to our family.
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