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Hey!
Beks.
It's so awkward. They've been waiting a while.
Sorry, I waited for the rain to let up a bit.
Didn't you bring an umbrella?
I forgot it at home.
God, Beks. That's so unlike you.
I'm just stressed.
It's okay. I understand. Here.
Freshen up in the restroom.
I'll keep them busy while you gather yourself.
Rest for a bit.
Go on.
Goddamnit.
Rebekah is the primary custodial parent of Amaya,
and if Jay wants to visit his daughter,
we need to revise his visitation rights.
Now, let's settle on the arrangements.
What Jay wants to happen is,
Amaya stays with him from Friday to Sunday.
Oh, no. My client won't agree to that.
He's only allowed two Saturdays a month
and Jay can't bring his daughter to his house.
My client has a right.
But you see, Jay's already living with someone else,
and Rebekah and Jay are still legally married.
I don't think this setup is good for the child.
I practically raised our daughter by myself.
But Rebekah's the breadwinner,
while you stayed at home.
I do have a job. I have a business.
You have a business?
Your poultry farm?
Who gave you the capital for that?
I did, didn't I?
Okay. I think we need a break.
You guys want to have lunch?
I heard their chicken is great.
Could you leave Jay and I to talk alone for a minute? Just us.
Is that okay?
You're the one who insisted we discuss everything with our attorneys present.
Why don't you tell them what you're going to say?
Okay.
I received an offer from my company.
They would like to transfer me to the main office.
In Norway.
I can take Amaya there with me.
Beks.
Why didn't you tell me this?
I just found out yesterday.
Are you going to accept it?
I haven't...
It's none of your business.
But I told them,
that I'll sort out our problem here first.
So let's sort it out.
Jay,
I'll forget everything you did to me.
Your poultry farm? You can keep it.
It's all yours.
But Amaya stays with me.
Don't think I'll part with my daughter just like that.
I think it's best that we settle this without bringing it to court.
Beks?
What's next?
Well, considering you have an offer to go to Norway,
and you want to take Amaya with you,
for sure Jay will file a petition for sole custody.
They'll say that it won't be in the child's best interest to be uprooted from here.
Should I just turn down their offer?
I should just turn it down.
Beks, no. Don't.
This is what we're going to do, okay?
Let's wait for their move,
and then we'll come up with an answer.
So the social workers will have a better idea of how to go about it.
Accept that offer, Beks. Don't waste it!
I know you're overwhelmed right now but...
I assure you,
you'll get custody of Amaya.
You'll have your daughter.
- Thank you, Attorney. - You're welcome, sir.
- Oh, let me introduce you. - Okay, sir.
- You're done? - Yes. I want you to meet my attorney.
Hi. Hello, ma'am.
This is Azel.
- Hello. Nice to meet you. - Hello. Nice to meet you, ma'am.
- Thanks again, attorney. - Okay, sir.
I'll see you next time.
Yes.
- Just call me. - Okay. Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
Amaya!
Amaya! Mommys's home!
Amaya?
Amaya?
Amaya?
Baby.
Baby, what are you doing there?
The monster put me here.
Baby, it's dirty down there.
Come on out.
- Come on. - I can't. There are monsters out there.
What monster?
You mean Nanny Kim?
Are you playing hide and seek?
She might hear you.
Okay, I'll be quiet.
I won't tell her you're hiding here.
But it's really dusty down there.
Come on out.
- Come here. - I told you, I can't.
Okay, let's a make a deal.
I'll let you play there but later, promise me,
you'll take a bath, okay?
You'll get the ickies. You'll scratch your pretty skin.
That's the thing, bae.
I was thinking we should go to the park?
Let's have a picnic.
You like that, too?
- Yeah, because it's our first date-- - Nanny Kim.
Yes, ma'am?
I gotta go. Bye. Talk later.
What is it, ma'am?
Who was that?
My boyfriend, ma'am. I met him on Tinder.
You made Amaya hide under the bed
so you could talk to your boyfriend?
Ah, ma'am, Amaya spoke to me just now.
She said she'll be playing outside.
She's under the bed right now.
She thought you were playing hide and seek.
You just left her there?
What do you mean, ma'am? She just ran out of the house.
I'm telling you she's in the bedroom.
Why would she be outside?
Jesus.
Amaya?
Amaya!
Amaya! Amaya! Get down from there.
Amaya!
Amaya!
Amaya!
Amaya?
- Are you okay? Are you hurt? - Yes.
- Are you really okay? - Yes.
What were you thinking, Honey?
Baby, are you sure nothing hurts?
Are you all right?
Honey.
Come here.
Are you okay?
Let's take off your mask for now.
So we can check if you've got scratches.
No!
Amaya.
Please.
We need to take that off for a sec, okay?
You can put it back on later.
Amaya.
Amaya, do what mommy tells you.
Come on. Let's take that off.
What's that? Why do you--
Why do you have a scar here?
How did you get that?
It's been there a while.
Nanny Kim!
Nanny Kim!
Ma'am.
What is it?
Amaya has a scar.
Right there. On her brow.
How'd she get that?
But ma'am, it's always been there.
No, it's not. I only saw it today.
- Ah, ma'am, that's the-- - I only saw it today.
Jesus Christ.
Fifty pesos only.
I'll take it.
Amaya?
Hurry up with your artwork.
Amaya.
- Let's remove your mask, okay? - No!
All right. Just finish your work, then.
What you did was not good, you understand?
Later, you will apologize to your teacher.
Okay?
Come here.
Will I go to jail?
No. You won't go to jail.
As long as you say sorry to your teacher.
Okay, I'll say sorry to her later.
We're also concerned about Amaya.
She's a nice kid.
But lately, she's been awfully quiet
and isn't playing with the other kids.
I haven't been living with them for two months.
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