Switched at Birth

Previously on "Switched at Birth"...

Doesn't it bother you that these guys

who are supposed to be your friends

didn't stand up for you?

Why're you always dumping on my fraternity?

This is buy-out agreement for a business

we're tearing down in East Riverside

to make room for our project.

He asked me what I thought.

And I said it was a good deal.

It is. For your boss.

You took what I said in confidence

and you used it against me.

You're fired.

Oh my God.

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There's something off here, Emmett.

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I love you.

I never stopped.

Hey.

What's going on?

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- What?! - Shh.

What about Tank and Mandy?

Okay, pause on the whole Tank thing.

But there is no Mandy.

It was actually Matthew.

Pretending to be a girl?

Yeah!

I'm late for curfew,

so I will tell you everything tomorrow.

- Tomorrow?! - I know.

But, just, um...

The thing is, um,

Emmett and I,

uh...

we didn't...

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Bay.

I know, I know.

That's idiotic

of both of you.

No argument here.

I was kind of hoping that you would come with me

to get the thing that you take

the morning after you're a complete idiot.

The morning after pill.

Of course.

I thought I heard you two.

- Hi! - Hey.

- Everything okay? - Oh, totally.

- I'm going to bed. - Yeah, yeah.

Uh, me too.

We'll see you in the morning?

Absolutely.

- Okay, good night, sweetie. - Good night.

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There's nothing to worry about.

It was a brick through your window with a threat on it.

I'm not working for Wes anymore.

Oh, good, what are you gonna do?

Pass out flyers telling people that?

Found 'em.

I just can't believe that someone would do that to you.

These people are our friends.

It's not the whole neighborhood.

It's one person.

Well, don't you want to find out who?

No, we leave it alone.

Sweetie, I know we have to tell

John and Kathryn what happened.

I'd like to do it.

All right.

And I'd rather we don't tell Angelo at all.

You know how he can get.

- Mom. - I just don't want anyone to overreact.

It's not gonna help anything.

Okay.

Thanks.

Oh, who knew Iceland could be so awesome?

And yet not that icy.

Apparently, 50% of the people living in Iceland

- believe in invisible elves. - Well, good.

Maybe Toby can find himself a little invisible elf girl

- and settle down. - Too soon.

So how'd it go last night?

How did what go?

Your math study group.

Oh, that. Yeah, it was good.

Uh, but confusing, so it was good...

- But confusing. - Hey.

Ah, yes, we should go.

- So soon? - Uh, yeah.

I have to pick up something before school.

- Where? - The drugstore for zit cream.

- We got to go. - Hi.

- Hi, bye. - Bye.

- Bye. - Bye.

I wanted to let you guys know

that we had some vandalism at the store yesterday.

- Are you kidding me? - Oh, that's terrible.

Someone broke a window. Probably some stupid kid.

Have there been other problems in the area

with other businesses?

I really don't know.

Let me tell you something.

I have had my own experiences with vandalism.

It is so frustrating.

These people, they have nothing better to do

than run around destroying property.

I just wanted to let you know

in case you came by and saw it boarded up.

I didn't want you to worry.

It's getting taken care of today.

Anything I can do to help, just let me know.

Thanks, but I got it.

Oh, tomorrow... what do you want for dinner?

I can do that mushroom risotto you like or...

I could make a pasta with basil and tomatoes.

Really, I don't want you to go to any trouble.

It's your birthday. We have to celebrate.

I don't mind. Just pick one.

I guess the risotto.

Excellent choice.

Okay.

- Bye. - Bye.

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Yikes.

What are you doing here?

Delivering a bill for my own broken window.

A brick sailed through K&D last night.

Are you okay?

Yeah, my daughter was with me.

- She was kinda shaken up. - These people.

You know, there are a dozen places where I could put my money.

I could sell the whole block to some Megastore.

- Are you gonna do that? - Yeah, probably.

That's a shame.

I'll subtract this from what I owe you

and come up with some sort of payment plan.

Yeah, sure.

Hey.

If anything else happens, you let me know, okay?

Will do.

Hey, Monica.

- Hey. - These are so good.

I almost forgot.

Can I get you one?

No, I'm good.

Sit down.

Thanks for coming.

I wanted to ask you something.

Someone threw a brick into my mom's store yesterday

with a threat to stay out of the neighborhood.

Well, you can't be that surprised.

She's just trying to help.

She's not the enemy here.

She sold out her friends for profit.

Sounds like the enemy to me.

What, do you think she's gonna get rich on this project?

- She's not. - Well, someone is.

- Her boyfriend? - You mean Wes.

That guy's her boss.

And not even that anymore, she left.

Good.

Look, I got to go.

I... I got a job.

Monica, can you at least ask around,

try and find out who threw that brick?

Please.

I'll try.

Thanks.

See you.

Hey.

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