Mistresses

Previously on "Mistresses"...

You only chose me because you thought I might die.

I made some mistakes. So did you.

- Are we done here? - Yeah.

I like you, Dom.

Who is Daniel, and why's he texting...

None of your business. Play with your new phone.

When was the last time you were even on a date?

Oh, I'll make you an online profile like I did for April.

It'll be fun.

I'm sorry. Did I miss the open house?

Are you the owner? I'm Zack.

Savannah.

Hi. Can I help you?

Yeah, it's Zack.

We met the other day. I came for... the open house.

Oh, yeah. Uh, hi.

The house isn't on the market anymore.

I actually accepted an offer.

That's okay.

I wasn't really interested in the house.

I just wanted to meet you, Savannah.

We need to talk.

I-I'm sorry. What what is this?

I'm Zack Kilmer.

From the accident.

I was driving the other car.

Karen?

Karen Kim?

Sean?

- It's nice to meet you. - Likewise.

Uh, if I may say so, wow.

You're even prettier in person than your profile picture.

Believe me, that never happens.

Yours was pretty accurate, too.

I'll take that as a compliment?

It's actually my first time doing this.

I'm still learning the ropes.

I'm kind of a pro, unfortunately.

Any tips?

Uh, Google. Always Google.

Did you... Google me?

With most women, you don't find much. But with you...

Well, you know, since you've been in the news...

Can I ask you one thing?

Did your life flash before your eyes?

I mean, a gun pointed at you, that's intense.

It was.

It was your boyfriend's crazy wife?

You know, Sean...

- You'd rather not? - No.

Right. Understood.

Okay, just one more thing.

So, when the police held you for hours...

That must been pretty dramatic.

Is this really necessary?

You're so boring sometimes.

Okay, open them.

A box.

- Whoo! - Mm.

Dude, you're really killing my vibe. Come on.

New business cards! What?!

Wow.

Right?

Where are the real ones?

Harry!

All right, look.

Your food is great and all that jazz.

But truly, this... this face, that's what all the ladies want.

And... half the gentlemen.

And I ain't so bad myself. So why not use what we got?

- What did you do to my... - Hello?!

Janine, hey.

- Oh. Hi. - How are you, Love?

Well, I'm hung over, but I'm fabulous.

- Please, take a seat. - Thank you.

No, wearing white. That's not going to work.

But I do have something that's gonna make both of you

- very happy... Your check. - Oh!

Thank you.

Oh, no. Thank you.

My friends are still talking about how great that party was.

Oh, w-well, hey, if any of those friends

want to give us a call, please, word of mouth is huge for us.

Oh! Oh, my gosh, these are adorable.

Thank you! They're new.

Yes. You know what?

Why don't you give me a bunch more of these,

because I'm going to a charity gala tomorrow

and it's called "kick Leukemia in the ball."

How cute is that?

And it's such a good cause.

Hey. Oh, my gosh. Why don't you two come, as well?

It would be a fantastic networking opportunity.

Oh, are you sure? That's so generous of you.

My table's full,

but there are smaller ones available at $5,000.

Tax deductible, of course.

Of course.

You just say the word, and I'll get you in.

- Yeah, no, I don't think we... - In.

Yay!

Fantastic! I'll see you tomorrow.

I'll call and let them know. Mwah!

Okay. Ta-ta.

Ciao, ciao. Bye.

Okay...

Have you gone insane?

I know it seems like a lot of money.

Yeah, $5,000 is a lot of money, Joss.

It's not that much money if we split it...

- It's $2,500 each. - Absolutely not.

You heard what she said, it's a huge networking opportunity.

If we want to build this business,

we have to take some risks.

Eating puffer fish is a risk, Joss.

This is stupid.

Okay, fine, I'll cover the whole thing myself.

All of it. All you have to do is show up.

- Can you handle that much? - Joss.

It's your entire share of this check

which, let's be honest,

is basically all the money you have.

Okay, well... I guess I'm all-in.

Well I... I hope for your sake it pays...

It'll pay off.

I missed you.

Mm. I missed you, too.

How much?

That could be Lucy.

Nope. Just my friend Joss.

You know you can answer your phone in front of me, right?

I know.

But this is our time,

and I don't want to waste a minute of it.

Lucy will be here soon, and I'll have to kick you out

of this cozy... little... cocoon.

I like the cocoon.

Mm, good.

But we are always in it.

Mm.

I like spending time with you, April, okay? A lot.

- And... and I don't want to mess this up. - Me either.

But if there is one thing that I learned

in my time as a dark and brooding artist-type...

If you spend all your time inside the cocoon,

there's no chance of building anything outside the cocoon.

Yeah, will you just stop saying "cocoon"?

Come on. Listen to me.

What I'm saying is I want to meet Joss.

I want to meet all your people. I am serious about you.

You are?

You're important to me,

and I want to meet the people who are important to you.

I don't remember that much.

Woke up in the hospital with tubes and wires everywhere,

everything hurting.

Snapped my femur, blew two vertebrae in my back.

Got a metal rod in there now.

Doctors say I'm lucky I'm not paralyzed.

Glad you're okay.

Well, if you can call it that.

I used to work construction.

Turns out you can't do that with a metal rod in your spine.

I was in the middle of a job, too.

It's too bad I didn't get hurt there, if it had to happen.

At least I could have got workman's comp.

Have you looked into disability?

Yeah, I get it. All 300 bucks a week.

There are some exercises you can do for your back

to strengthen it.

Maybe if you talked to your physical therapist, they cou...

My insurance doesn't cover any physical therapist,

and I don't need any more bills than I already have,

that's for sure.

Okay.

My girlfriend, she was helping me out for a while.

I guess she just had enough.

And here you are.

Yeah, well, this whole time,

all the papers I kept filling out,

I kept seeing the same name on them...

Savannah Davis.

I mean, this thing changed my whole life, you know?

And I didn't even know who Savannah Davis was.

So you just wanted to meet me?

I wanted to know what it was like for you.

If it was the same as me.

Looks like you're doing all right, though.

No, no, no.

Look, uh, it has not been easy.

Six surgeries, six months in rehab.

My family and friends really came through for me.

And I know it can be the hardest thing to ask

the people that are closest to you for help, but...

They can make all the difference in the world.

Sometimes they can't.

So, do you want money from me?

Is... is that what you think?

I don't know, really, what to think.