A Brother's Honor

Foreman, has the jury reached a verdict? WOMAN: We have, your honor.

Will you hand the verdict form to the court, please.

On the charge of first degree murder

in the death of Sylvia Granger,

we the jury find Sheppard Granger...

guilty.

We the jury find Sheppard Granger...

guilty.

Call Caden Granger.

Caden!

You deliberately egged that woman on.

She was practically stripping for you.

Is that why you were off key?

Surely you can understand why.

Hey, Jace. What's up?

I'm on my way.

The only thing I understand...

is what I thought you understood.

We were lovers, Rena.

For a while.

Nothing more.

Were... lovers.

What's up, Jace?

And I should care why?

He wouldn't care whether I was there one way or the other.

All right.

Uh...

You should go.

If you think what he did to you all those years ago...

Denying you access to your trust fund was wrong...

Then you should go.

Let him see that in spite of what he did,

you've become a huge success.

Oh...

Well...

it doesn't matter.

I think it does.

It's Jace, Granddad.

I'm here.

Dalton?

Paging Dr. Ross.

Please report to emergency immediately.

It's nice seeing you again, Sedrick.

I'm sorry to hear about your dad's passing.

Thank you.

How's Shiloh?

She's fine.

Back here in Virginia to help our mom.

He's resting comfortably now.

You handled that well.

Doesn't matter one way or the other.

Yet, you asked.

Curiosity, Jace.

Nothin' more.

This was your plan to get us all back in one spot?

It worked.

Now, why am I not surprised to find you two goofing off?

- Dalton. - Hell, yeah, it's me.

Holy shit.

Dalton.

Dalton!

I don't recall him ever being that sick.

The man was as strong as an ox.

He had a heart attack, Dalton.

A massive one.

You spoke to Dad?

I spoke to the warden.

How is he?

You wouldn't have to ask that

if you actually took the time to see him.

- And I was talking to Jace. - And I was talking to you.

When's the last time you saw Dad? Five years?

Look, I'm not like you. Okay?

I can't stand seeing the man locked up like that,

talking to him through a damn glass partition.

Sheppard Granger was a respectable business man.

A law-abiding citizen.

He never had so much as a goddamn speeding ticket.

So this has nothing to do with you thinking Dad was guilty?

What? No. Why... Why would you think that?

Because we, of all people,

have reason to believe Dad had the motive.

Especially after the arguments that we heard.

Your grandfather's awake. He's asking for you.

Jace.

Caden.

Dalton.

Listen.

I always wanted you to be a better man.

You were Sylvia's baby.

You grew up entitled.

I know you're angry...

but I'm so proud of you...

for finding success on your own.

That's what I always wanted for you.

I keep tabs on you boys.

Don't talk.

- Save your energy. - No.

Please, listen.

Granger Aeronautics is your legacy.

I need you to claim it.

I know you have lives of your own.

But something is going on.

You three are the only ones I trust.

Promise me you will work together

to save our company.

Of course I will.

I... I promise.

I promise I'll do what I can.

One more thing.

Free your father.

Prove he's innocent.

Promise me.

Thank you.

Remember everything I taught you,

and... and always watch each other's backs.

Well, well, well, who'd have thought young Shiloh Timmons

would have filled out like that, huh?

That was your best friend. You ain't even gonna say hello?

Yeah, that was ages ago.

Everybody defected when Dad went to prison, Caden,

not just her.

Let's go home.

Mm-mm-mm.

Hannah still makes the best coffee.

Yeah.

See what you've been missing all those years

you refused to come home?

Yeah. I see.

Yeah.

Yes. If my ride is the same,

I'll be there.

I have a couple concerts in New York next week.

I didn't forget the promise,

but I committed.

You're not the only one.

Can't believe we made that promise.

Shit. I haven't worked that hard in years.

Being a boy toy has its perks, evidently.

Were you not at the hospital,

because Granddad said he was proud of me, so...

Clearly, he knew something we don't.

Mm-hm.

Care to share?

I'm a billionaire.

You boys have a visitor.

Vidal Duncan is here.

That's the company attorney.

This conversation isn't finished.

Any of y'all been over there since the day we left?

I haven't.

Haven't wanted to.

Neither have I.

So, as you can see

from the way your grandfather has set things up,

Freeman is to step down the moment you arrive at the office tomorrow.

Tomorrow? What's the hurry?

Granger Aeronautics has been in the red for the past year.

The company's going under?

Unless you guys do something about it.

Excuse me.

And how are we supposed to do that?

Uh, I say we vote to get rid of the company.

No, damn it, we gave our word and we're gonna keep it.

By doing what?

What did working there for a couple summers teach us?

Not jack shit.

What, you're afraid of a little hard work?

Uh, I prefer to work smarter and not harder.

Well, I, for one, will do whatever it takes

to save something that I care about.

Mm. And how did that pan out for your marriage?

What does this have to do with my marriage?

Okay, guys. You've both said enough.

Jace is right, Dalton.

We all made a promise.

So are you in or not?

I'm in.

Good.

Never liked your wife anyway.

She never liked you.

We have a problem.

Freeman doesn't want to step down.

He's called a shareholders meeting

to ask them to vote to keep him in charge,

citing your lack of experience.

Well, can he do that? Don't we have majority share?