Fall for Me

Do you know the secret to a successful scam?

The scammer knows exactly what you most desire.

And at just the right moment...

he gives it to you.

I agree, yeah.

It was a good decision to go to Paris, sit down

and clear things up in person.

They shouldn't apply so much pressure. I want this done properly.

Then that's how it is. Then there'll be another tax audit.

- Hello. - Hello.

At my sister's place. She's moved back here.

- Have a nice holiday. - Thanks.

Lilli!

Oh, Vale!

I've missed you so much.

You too.

Come.

- Is this your car? - Yes.

- Wow. Where did you get it? - You'll see in a bit.

It's so nice to be here again.

I told you.

And, oh my God, I have so much to tell you.

Speaking of, how are things with Max?

It's over.

Poor Max.

- What? - He was really nice.

"Nice"?

Vale, "nice" is not enough.

So write that on your Tinder profile.

What would Mum say? You can't drive forwards when looking...

- ...back. - ...back.

She was right.

You're here!

- Vale? Keys? - Oh.

This is an awesome finca. Whose is it?

Ugh, you're just like Mum.

Yeah, she would've wondered too.

Incredible!

Back already? Out with it.

How fast did you drive, mi amor?

Your sister has zero interest in rules.

Especially not the rules of the road.

Hi, I'm Manu.

Manu?

And this is Lilli.

So pleased to finally meet you, Lilli.

Oh, sorry.

My uncle says we should take the last oranges from his garden.

He mainly lives in Marseille.

Want some juice?

In the meantime, Valeria will give you a tour of your finca.

Wha...

My finca?

Yes. The two of us are living in Palma.

You mean we're not staying here together?

We wanted to give you a special experience.

This will be the breakfast room. We measured. Fits ten guests.

In the evening, they can sit outside and enjoy the sunset.

What guests?

We're opening a bed and breakfast.

We?

You want to open a bed and breakfast with...

Manu.

Exactly. He's very nice.

Nice? Lilli, he's incredible.

We're engaged.

Isn't it beautiful? I thought I knew everything about relationships,

but Manu is completely different.

You remembered.

- How long have you known each other? - Four-and-a-half months.

And how did you meet?

We messaged first, then we met for coffee in the old town.

He's such a gentleman.

Then we spontaneously went to the beach.

I didn't have my bikini, so just I went topless...

Okay, okay. I think I've missed some things.

I didn't say anything because you'd have called me crazy.

Vale, you...

You have a tendency to fall in love very quickly.

You're not stealing that one too.

We can swap.

You can have your dress back.

- You can wear it tonight. - You want to go dancing?

I can't believe you're here.

I'm happy too.

So, Manu.

- Yes? - What do you do for a living?

He manages a three-star hotel.

- Ah. - Yes, thank you.

That's why I speak German too.

You know the Mirabelle?

- No? - No.

And your family?

I have a sister. She lives in America.

In Wisconsin.

Your parents?

Died too young.

Oh, I'm sorry.

It's just the two of us as well, Vale and I.

Soon to be three.

Hey, Manu.

What? What do you mean by "soon to be three"?

I mean us three. Oh. No, not yet.

Okay.

Lilli, you don't think we're too young

and way too naïve, just because we want to marry soon?

A little, maybe.

But only a little.

Erik, could you bring some more water up? Cool, thanks.

You're German?

Yes. Like so many here.

But they're here on holiday.

And you? Did you just arrive?

Two Lavandas?

How would you know what I want?

It's my job to know what you want.

I see.

But...

everyone here is drinking Lavandas.

Is that so?

Plus, I read about it in the in-flight magazine.

Interesting.

Will I be seeing your sweater on the dance floor?

Were you planning to pay?

No problem, I'll start a tab. What's the name?

Lilli.

- Hello. - Hello.

- A vodka and a water, please. - Vodka and water. Okay.

Very cold.

Is it possible you enjoy being watched?

And you? Do you enjoy watching?

Among other things.

What comes after the water?

You've piqued my interest.

If you dare.

Hey.

Where were you?

- Toilet. - I looked everywhere for you.

- Really? - Yes.

- That dress looks so good on you. Really. - Thank you.

Manu had to leave already. Shall we go?

Drinks are on us.

- Manu? - I'll do it.

Yeah. We're setting off now.

I'd like to pay.

Okay.

Sorry.

That's impossible. Try again, please.

I could try the whole night.

I'd love for you to stay longer.

I hope you got his number?

What?

Tom Sommer, the club manager? The bloke behind the bar.

Hello. I saw the way you looked at each other.

Why didn't your credit card work?

Why'd you even bring it? I gave it to you for emergencies.

Maybe the machine was broken. Sometimes the internet doesn't work.

Or maybe Tom Sommer was trying to get you worked up.

Oh, Vale.

Ugh, you really stink of alcohol.

Cockerel or hen?

Hen.

Cockerel.

Hey, is there a problem you haven't told me about yet?

What do you mean?

I checked your credit card statement.

Are you on holiday or are you here to spy on me?

Vale, the card is 10,000 euros in the red.

Yeah. You actually have to use cards sometimes.

I gave it to you for emergencies.

Manu and I are buying the finca. From his uncle.

So we paid the deposit.

Both of us. Half each.

- And the car? - It's being sold with the house.

But a deposit would cost much more.

Yes. Plus the 40,000 from Mum.

Okay, wow. And I'm only finding this out because the fucking card didn't work?

It's my money to spend how I want.

You're wasting your inheritance. Mum worked so hard for it!

It's supposed to be for university.

I've never wanted to go to uni!

Why do I always have to do everything your way?

Lilli, listen. You're not responsible for me any more.

Vale.

Hey.

Hold up.

The house is going to get so overgrown it'll become a tree.

Well, it's been abandoned.

It's not abandoned. It's being left undisturbed.

You know, from generation...

- ...to generation. - ...to generation.

I love it here.

I think we should sell the property.

We could split the money, and both of us could live how we want.

It's exactly what Mum would have wanted.

- Mum would've wanted you to get a job. - The bed and breakfast is a job.

When will you grasp what I'm building for myself?

Believe in me.

That's why you wanted me to come.

You want to sell Mum's property.