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Don't you worryabout a thing, Mr. Wilkes.

I'll take careof everything for you.

My pleasure, sir.

And if you need anything else,

I'll beyour client relations rep.

My name's Megan.

You have a wonderful dayyourself.

Bye-bye.

Hey, Megan.

Hey, Chloe.

Mr. St. Clairwants to see you.

Really?

That's what his assistant said.

Now?

I'm a mess.

I think nowwould be good.

Megan...

you look amazing.

Thank you.

She's right,you know.

You do look amazing.

Philip.

Hi!

What are youdoing here?

I had a deposition

in the buildingacross the street.

Oh...

Carly, I coulduse some coffee.

Sure.

Thanks, Chloe.

So...good surprise?

Uh, of course, yeah.

But right nowI have to go.

Mr. St. Clair wants to see me.

Do you thinkthat's a good thing?

Why wouldn't it be?

You are the queenof customer relations.

Client relations.

Right.

I was actually hopingwe could talk.

Talk?

Yeah.About us?

The where-are-we-goingconversation.

Part...five.

Yes, of coursewe can talk,

but right now,I really have to go.

Um, what about dinner?

What aboutChameleons at 7:00?

Perfect. Wish me luck.

Luck.

Mr. St. Clair?

Ms. Quinn, come in.

How can I help you?

Please, have a seat.

I have heardnothing but good things

about your performancein Client Relations.

Thank you.

That's whyI wanted to see you.

I've read your resume,

and I see you've studiedarchitecture at Duke.

Yes, I've wantedto design things

ever since I was a little girl.

Hmm, and yet you're stillin client relations.

Well, I'm just waitingon my door to open.

Why don't we seeif we can kick that door down?

I don't follow.

Well, due toa scheduling change,

the Sapphire Lake projectis now slated to break ground

in less than 30 days.

Sapphire Lake?

Oh, yes, of course,you wouldn't know about it.

We are getting ready to builda new retail development

at Sapphire Lake.

However, I find myselfin a dilemma,

thanks toa 60-something-year-old woman

who refusesto sell us her property,

land that is

smack-dab in the centerof our new development.

Now, I need someonewith people skills, Ms. Quinn,

and that's whereyou come in.

My assistant hasmentioned to me

that you grew upnear Sapphire Lake?

Yes. I've spenta lot of time there.

It's one of my favorite places.

Good. Come with me.

Watch this.

: Welcome to Sapphire Lake,

Stoneland Properties' newest

luxury housing and retail space,

relaxing small-town living meets the convenience...

: I sure hope Mrs. Figgins

never cuts down our tree.

Maybe you shouldcheck the knothole.

If I do, will youstop acting so weird?

Maybe.

Hey, you know I kept

all those notes and lettersyou sent me, right?

Megan, wait.

Joe, do you want me to checkin the knothole or not?

Yes.

But first...

Megan,

we've known each otherour whole lives,

from preschoolto high school graduation,

but I don't want to talkabout the past.

I want to talkabout the future.

The future.

: ...making waking up tomorrow

better today.

Voilà!

Wow.

I hardly recognize it.

Impressive, isn't it?

Yes, it is.

Stick with me on this, Quinn.

Mr. St. Clair,

I'm not certain Sapphire Lakeis the best place

for a development like that.

Well, according toour market research, it is.

However this woman,Frances Figgins,

is holding upthe whole project.

We need her parcel of land,and she refuses to sell.

She's really the last obstaclein our way,

and despite my best effortsto reason with her,

she has now hung up on me--

now, let me think...six times?

Seven times, sir.

Seven times.

I'm not sure if you've beento Sapphire Lake,

but it really is

a very tranquiland, and--

Let me stop youright there, Ms. Quinn.

Would you like to getout of client relations

and one day design

a Stoneland Propertiesdevelopment?

Of course.

Then you needto learn

that sentimentalityand business don't mix.

Now, Sapphire Lakeis going to be

our biggest development to date,

and our CEO wants to make surethat everything goes smoothly.

The very futureof this division

depends on it.

Now, it's been broughtto my attention

that you are quitea people person,

which is why I thinkyou're the best person

to help usclose this deal.

So, are you in?

I'm in.

Good.I'm counting on you.

Is my car ready?

Waitingfor you, sir.

Wonderful.

Now, you have to getMrs. Figgins to agree to sell

before we're forced to paythe contractors a penalty.

If that happens,

the board of directorswill pull the plug,

and let me assure you,Ms. Quinn,

that will notbe a good thing.

Not for any of us.

Now, you've got till Monday

at 10:00 a.m.

to close the deal.

You do that,and I'll personally see to it

that you get a shotat your dream.

I'm sorry,

did you say, uh,Monday morning?

As in four days from now?

That's right.

We're all counting on you.

Don't let us down.

So, I guess youhaven't seen it?

Seen what?

The latest editionof Chicago Attorney.

No, I haven't.

I dog-eared the page.

"Meet Chicago's

ten fastest risinglegal stars..."

"Number seven...

Philip Allen Carter."

Wow, Philip,

this is amazing.

I love that they usedmy full name.

Wow, I am so proud of you.

Thank you.

I actually had someonerecognize me at lunch today.

It was... surreal.

I knew all your hard workand long hours would pay off.

Well, you know, I figuredit's not just good for me,

it's good for us.

Wine list?

Good for us?

Yeah.

Now that my career's taking off,

I was hoping we could talkabout our future.

Oh, okay.

Um... you know, Philip,

I'm just really focused

on this Sapphire Lake thingfor work.

Maybe we could wait--