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0:11[music]
0:30[music]
0:44[music] Hello. Good morning, Ma.
0:46>> Good morning. Am I speaking with Amara?
0:49>> Yes, ma. This is Amara.
0:51>> I am calling from the university
0:52accounts office concerning [music] your
0:54outstanding tuition.
0:55>> Yes, ma. I know about it. You were given
0:58an extension [music] last month.
1:01>> Yes, Ma. And that extension is almost
1:04over. Please, Ma. I haven't forgotten.
1:06I'm trying to raise the money. Amara, I
1:09understand, but this is no longer
1:11something I can personally keep
1:12extending. Please, Ma, just give me a
1:14little more time. You need to clear the
1:17outstanding balance before the deadline.
1:19I will.
1:20>> You've said that before.
1:22>> I know.
1:24I'm working, Ma. I'm doing everything I
1:26can. I just I haven't been able to put
1:29the whole amount together. Then you need
1:31to find a way, Amara, because once the
1:33portal closes, there may be nothing we
1:35can do for you. [music] Please don't let
1:37them remove my name. That decision will
1:40not be mine. [music] Please, Ma. I'm
1:43calling you because you've come too far
1:45to lose your academic [music] progress
1:46over this, but you need to act quickly.
1:49>> I'll pay it.
1:50>> When?
1:52>> Before the deadline.
1:54Are you sure?
1:56>> Yes, ma.
1:58>> All right. I hope you do.
2:02God, where am I supposed to get this
2:04money?
2:10Okay, one problem at a time.
2:14Please, not again.
2:19Hello, sir. Amara, where is my money?
2:24>> Good morning to you too, sir.
2:26>> Keep your good morning. I asked you a
2:28question.
2:29>> Sir, I told you I'm going to pay.
2:33>> When?
2:34>> Very soon.
2:36>> What is very soon? Today?
2:39>> Not today.
2:40>> Tomorrow,
2:41>> sir.
2:42>> Next tomorrow.
2:48>> Please listen to me. No, you listen to
2:51me. I have been listening to you for
2:53weeks.
2:54>> I paid part of it last month.
2:57>> And did I rent half of a room to you?
2:59Then pay the whole rent.
3:01>> I'm trying.
3:03>> Everybody is trying.
3:04>> I work almost every day, sir. I'm not
3:07refusing to pay you.
3:08>> Your job is not my concern.
3:10>> I know.
3:11>> Your university is not my concern.
3:16Whatever problem you have is not my
3:18concern.
3:19Please just give me until the end of the
3:22month.
3:22>> No,
3:23>> sir. Please.
3:25>> I said no.
3:28[sighs]
3:31>> Where do you expect me to go?
3:34>> Is that my problem?
3:36>> I don't have anywhere else.
3:38>> Then you should have thought about that
3:40before owing rent.
3:42I didn't choose to owe you
3:45>> and I didn't choose to become your
3:47charity organization.
3:49If I don't see my money soon, I'll bring
3:51your things outside myself.
3:53>> You can't do that.
3:54>> Try me,
3:55>> sir.
3:56>> I already have someone asking about that
3:58room.
3:59>> You want to give my room to somebody
4:01else?
4:02>> Somebody who can pay.
4:04>> Please
4:05>> bring my money.
4:09>> [snorts]
4:10>> No,
4:13you're not crying.
4:16You didn't come this far to start crying
4:18now.
4:20>> Mara.
4:21>> Yes, ma.
4:23Why are you still here? I'm almost done.
4:25Ma,
4:28were you making phone calls?
4:31No, ma. I received Amara.
4:34I'm sorry. We have guests checking in.
4:38Nobody is paying you to stand inside a
4:39room pressing phone. Yes, ma. Finish
4:42this room and move to the presidential
4:44suite.
4:46And Amara Ma, whatever problem you
4:50brought from home, leave it outside this
4:52hotel.
4:53>> Yes, ma.
5:00Amara, presidential suite. Come in, ma.
5:22Vanessa, what is the emergency?
5:24>> Sit down first.
5:26>> You called me and said it was urgent.
5:28I'm here. What happened?
5:30>> Please, Nathan, just sit with me for a
5:32minute.
5:33>> I don't have time for this.
5:35Just one glass. That's all I'm asking.
5:42>> One glass, Vanessa. Then I'm leaving
5:46>> to us.
5:48>> What exactly are we celebrating? [music]
5:50>> Does everything need a reason?
5:58>> You know, Nathan, you work too much. And
6:01you called me here to tell me that.
6:06>> I'm saying you should learn to relax
6:07sometimes. [music]
6:11>> Vanessa, don't.
6:14>> Why are you always so serious with me?
6:17>> Because I've told you before, [music]
6:19we're friends, nothing more.
6:27>> Did you [music] drug me?
6:29>> Of course not. Nathan, you're obviously
6:31not feeling well. Let me get you a room.
6:34You need to lie [music] down.
6:35>> Don't touch me. And don't ever lay your
6:39hands on me again.
6:42[music]
6:48[music]
6:54>> [music]
6:57>> Sir,
6:59[panting]
7:02>> what's wrong with you?
7:04>> Please [music] help me.
7:07>> Help you? Why are you burning up?
7:09[music]
7:10>> I was drugged. Aphrodesiac. Please help
7:12me.
7:15Where am I?
7:16>> The presidential suite, sir.
7:19Please help me.
7:22>> I will get you a doctor. [music]
7:23>> It's too late.
7:27>> Please don't leave.
7:29>> Okay. [music]
7:37[music]
7:56>> [music]
8:11>> Amara, are you crazy?
8:31Oh god.
8:34Just go.
8:48I'm finished.
8:51Amara, why? Why did you do that?
8:59I'm finished.
9:00Amara, why? Why did you do that?
9:05What were you thinking? No. No. No. No.
9:08I can't stay here.
9:10Come on. Come on.
9:12>> [gasps]
9:13>> I need this job. [snorts] No. I need to
9:17get out of here immediately.
9:21Before they catch you and embarrass you
9:22out of here, leave.
9:26[music]
9:30Sir.
9:31Sir, wake up.
9:34Your grandfather has been asking for
9:35you.
9:40Where is she? Who?
9:43The girl that was here. Sir, are you
9:46dreaming?
9:48Because the Nathan I know has not been
9:50with any woman for almost 2 years.
9:56I'm serious, sir. This one is serious
9:58though. [laughter]
10:00If not that you're my guy, I would have
10:01sacked you since. Sorry, sir.
10:06Find her.
10:08Yes, sir.
10:12I want to know who she is.
10:17[music]
10:24[sighs]
10:31>> Come in. You said you wanted to see me
10:33urgently. Is everything all right,
10:36>> sir? I need to ask for permission to
10:37suspend my studies for a while.
10:39>> Suspend your [music] studies?
10:42>> Yes, sir.
10:44>> Why?
10:47>> I'm pregnant. [music]
10:49>> You're pregnant?
10:51>> Yes, sir.
10:53>> Does the father know?
10:56>> No, sir.
10:57>> Why not?
10:59>> Because I barely know him.
11:01>> What do you mean you barely know him?
11:04What happened between us was unexpected.
11:06[music]
11:07I left before he woke up.
11:09>> And you have no way of contacting him?
11:12>> No, sir.
11:14>> Amara, [music] have you thought
11:15carefully about what you're about to do?
11:17>> Yes, sir.
11:18>> Raising a child alone is not easy.
11:20[music] You're already struggling
11:21financially. You have your tuition, your
11:23accommodation, your studies, and now
11:26you're talking about bringing a child
11:27into all of this.
11:29>> I know it won't be easy, but I grew up
11:31in an orphanage, sir. I know what it
11:33feels like to grow up without knowing
11:35where you belong. I know what it's like
11:37to wish somebody would just choose you.
11:39I won't let my child feel unwanted.
11:43>> And your education.
11:45>> I'm not giving that up either.
11:48>> So, what exactly are you asking me for?
11:51>> Time. Time to have my baby, sir. I'll
11:54have my baby, sir. And I will come back
11:57and finish what I started.
11:58>> Then make sure you keep that promise. I
12:01will sir.
12:24[music]
12:26>> Mommy, when we get home, can I watch
12:28cartoons? You have homework
12:30>> again.
12:33>> My biscuits.
12:36Oh my god. David.
12:40>> David, are you okay? David. David, LOOK
12:43AT MOMMY.
12:44>> MOMMY, MY HAND.
12:45>> Don't move it. Please don't move it. Oh.
12:49Oh, God. Is he okay? Does he look okay
12:52to you? Call an ambulance,
12:54[sighs and gasps]
12:56please. That's my son.
13:03Doctor, how is my son?
13:05>> He's stable now.
13:06>> Thank God. Thank you, Jesus.
13:12But but
13:13>> the impact caused significant injury to
13:16his arm.
13:17>> Significant.
13:18>> We've stabilized the immediate injury,
13:20but David will need specialized
13:22treatment and rehabilitation. The next
13:24few months will be important. He needs
13:26proper follow-up care and consistent
13:28rehabilitation.
13:29>> And if he doesn't get it,
13:30>> there's a risk he could be left with
13:32permanent weakness in that arm.
13:34>> Permanent.
13:35>> That's what we're trying to prevent.
13:36>> Then do it. Whatever treatment he needs,
13:38please do it.
13:39>> The estimated cost of his treatment and
13:41rehabilitation.
13:42>> Sorry, what is this?
13:43>> The estimated cost of his treatment and
13:45rehabilitation.
13:46>> All of this?
13:47>> Yes, madam.
13:49>> Where am I supposed to get this kind of
13:51money? You don't necessarily have to pay
13:53everything tonight, but there are
13:55deposits and treatment costs that will
13:57need to be settled as his care
13:58progresses.
14:00>> 6 years ago, it was tuition, then rent.
14:02Now, it is her son's arm.
14:11>> Excuse me, madam. Please wait. What is
14:14it again?
14:16The doctor just spoke to me about my
14:18son. His arm is badly injured. They said
14:21he needs specialized treatment and
14:22rehabilitation. This is what the
14:24hospital says it will cost. And what
14:26exactly do you expect me to do with
14:28that? Your car hit my son. He is lying
14:32inside there because of what happened on
14:34that road. And your son ran into the
14:36road. Don't stand there and turn this
14:39around on me. I was holding my son's
14:41hand when your car came toward us.
14:42Woman, I stopped. I brought the boy to
14:44the hospital. What more do you want? Of
14:46course, it means paying for his
14:48treatment. Now I understand. Understand
14:51what? You saw my car. You saw how I was
14:54dressed. And suddenly you decided this
14:56accident was your opportunity. Are you
14:58accusing me of using my son's accident
15:00to get money from you? If the shoe fits,
15:03my child could lose proper use of his
15:05arm. That boy is lying in there in pain.
15:08And all you can think about is whether
15:10I'm trying to take your money. Watch me.
15:13You caused this. At least have THE
15:15DECENCY TO HELP FIX what you caused.
15:18Listen to me carefully. Your poverty is
15:21not my emergency. This is not about
15:24poverty. This is about a six-year-old
15:26boy whose life you could have changed
15:28forever. And you don't even have the
15:31heart to say you're sorry. You may have
15:33money, madam, but that doesn't make you
15:35better than anybody.
15:46Nathan. Hm. How old are you now? You
15:51know how old I am. I want to hear you
15:54say it. 33. 33.
15:5833 years old. No wife, no child, not
16:01even one small grandchild for me to
16:02spoil. [laughter]
16:04Dad, you're in a hospital bed and this
16:06is what you're thinking about? Exactly.
16:08I am in a hospital bed. That is
16:10precisely why I am thinking about it. I
16:13am not getting younger, Nathan.
16:16You're going to be fine. That is not the
16:19point. I gave my grandfather a heir
16:22before I was your age. And look how well
16:24that turned out. You now have a son
16:26stressing you inside a hospital. You
16:28think this is funny? No, I just think
16:31you're worrying yourself unnecessarily.
16:33Unnecessarily.
16:35Look at me. I have companies,
16:37properties, investments, more money than
16:39I can spend. And yet, my only son is
16:41determined to make the Ez family name
16:43end with him. Nobody said the family
16:46name is ending. Then where is the woman?
16:49[sighs and gasps]
16:50When I meet the right person, I'll know.
16:53You have been saying that for how many
16:54years now? You're not going to arrange a
16:57wife for me if that's where this
16:58conversation is going. [laughter]
17:00And what exactly is wrong with that?
17:03[sighs]
17:05Dad, marriage cannot be forced and
17:08children definitely cannot be forced.
17:11God, if my son refuses to give me a
17:14grandson, please send one to me
17:16yourself.
17:21Dad, you're unbelievable. I am very
17:23serious.
17:42Nathan.
17:44>> Grandpa, are you sick, too?
17:46>> That is a secret.
17:48>> I can keep secrets.
17:50>> Oh, really? How good are you at keeping
17:53secrets?
17:55>> I know my mommy is struggling, but I
17:58pretend I don't see it.
18:00>> Why?
18:02>> Because if she knows that I know, she
18:04will worry more. So, I have to be
18:06strong. I don't want to add to her
18:09burden.
18:12>> You are a very brave child. So tell me
18:16what happened to your arm.
18:17>> A mean lady hit me with her car.
18:20>> She hit you
18:21>> and now the doctor says my hand needs
18:23plenty treatment, but the lady refused
18:26to pay for it.
18:27>> She caused the accident and refused to
18:29pay?
18:30>> Yes. So now mommy has to find all the
18:33money. [sighs]
18:35>> That must have been terrible. It is
18:37okay. When I grow up, I'll make plenty
18:41money. Then my mommy will never have to
18:43worry about money again.
18:46>> You really are a brave young man.
18:49So, Mr. Brave Man, shall we be friends?
18:52>> Yes.
18:55But now you know my secret,
18:57>> nods.
18:58>> So, you have to tell me yours.
19:00[laughter] else.
19:02My son refuses to get married, so
19:04sometimes I have to pretend I am sicker
19:06than I really am so he'll listen to me
19:08and go on the blind dates I arrange.
19:10>> Grandpa,
19:12that is fraud.
19:14>> Fraud?
19:15>> Yes, serious fraud. [laughter]
19:22[laughter]
19:27>> Mommy, are you okay? Of course, my baby.
19:31Mommy is always fine because she has the
19:33best son in the whole world.
19:36>> I love you, Mommy.
19:42>> Doctor, is everything all right?
19:44>> Actually, I came with good news.
19:45>> Good news.
19:47>> Everything has been settled.
19:50>> Who paid it?
19:51>> I wasn't given a name.
19:53>> No name? just an anonymous man who
19:56instructed the hospital to settle
19:58everything relating to David's
19:59treatment.
20:01>> Thank you, Jesus. Doctor, thank you.
20:04Thank you so much.
20:06>> Please, madam. You don't have to kneel
20:08for me.
20:09>> Thank you, doctor.
20:11>> You're welcome, champ. Make sure you're
20:13careful with that arm. Okay.
20:15>> Yes, Doc.
20:17>> All right, Miss Amara. David has been
20:19discharged.
20:20>> We can go home.
20:22>> Yes. The nurse will bring his
20:24medications and follow-up instructions.
20:27>> Thank you, doctor. Thank you so much.
20:39[music]
20:46Nathan, I met a boy in this hospital
20:49today, and that boy looks exactly like
20:52you. when you were his age.
20:55Dad, please. Are you sure you don't have
20:58a son somewhere that you're not telling
20:59me about? Dad, ever since this obsession
21:02of yours with having an heir started,
21:04you started seeing things. If you had
21:06given me an heir, would all this be
21:08happening? God, you are seeing what your
21:10son is doing to me. I asked for one
21:13grandson. Just one?
21:15>> Grandpa?
21:16>> My grandson?
21:19>> Grandpa, I came to tell you goodbye. A
21:21good Samaritan paid all my hospital
21:23bills. So, mommy and I are going home.
21:27>> So, my friend is leaving me here alone.
21:30>> Don't worry, Grandpa. You'll be fine.
21:32Bye, Grandpa.
21:34>> Bye, son.
21:37I got a sample. Why would you do that?
21:40This doesn't even make sense. How can I
21:42have a child I don't know about? Then,
21:44let's go and find out.
21:51>> [music]
21:55>> I still think this is ridiculous.
21:58Then why are you still standing here?
22:01Because you refused to leave until they
22:03ran the test.
22:05Exactly. A random child resembles me and
22:09suddenly I'm his father. Not resembles
22:11you. That boy looks like somebody
22:14photocopied you and reduced the size.
22:16[laughter]
22:17The results are ready.
22:25The test shows a 99.9%
22:28probability of paternity.
22:31What did you say?
22:34The result indicates that David is your
22:36biological son. I have a grandson.
22:40[laughter]
22:41I knew it. I KNEW THAT BOY BELONGED TO
22:44ME. [laughter]
22:526 YEARS.
22:57There was someone.
23:02[music]
23:04What do you mean there was someone?
23:08Six years ago,
23:10there was a woman at a hotel.
23:13I never knew her name.
23:15When I woke up the next morning, she was
23:18gone. Find the boy.
23:22His name is David. Find his mother, too.
23:26>> Sir, if you're looking for David and his
23:28mother, they have already been
23:29discharged.
23:33>> They left a short while ago.
23:38Then go and find him.
23:57food, transport, electricity,
24:00and David school fees.
24:03God, how am I supposed to do all of
24:05this?
24:10Mommy.
24:12[music]
24:12>> Yes, my baby.
24:13>> Are you sad?
24:15>> Sad? Who told you mommy is sad?
24:18>> You only count money three times when
24:19there is not enough.
24:23>> David, you are only 6 years old. Why are
24:25you monitoring my accounting?
24:27>> Because I am the man of the house.
24:29[laughter]
24:32>> See, you are smiling now. [laughter]
24:36>> Mommy, is it because of my school fees?
24:39Who told you about that?
24:41>> I heard my teacher talking about it. If
24:43you don't have the money now, it's okay.
24:45I can stay at home for some days.
24:48>> No, listen to me. You are not dropping
24:50out of school because of money. Mommy
24:52will pay your fees as soon as possible.
24:54I promise you.
24:56>> Okay, Mommy.
24:58>> And actually, I have some good news.
25:01>> What good news?
25:02>> Mommy has a very important job interview
25:04tomorrow morning. [music]
25:06>> A big job? a very big one.
25:10>> I worked very hard to finish my degree.
25:12[music] Tomorrow might finally be the
25:14opportunity I've been waiting for.
25:16>> You will get it.
25:18>> You sound very sure
25:20>> because you're the smartest mommy in the
25:22whole world and the prettiest.
25:26>> Ah, so now you're flattering me. If
25:29mommy gets this job, the first thing I'm
25:32doing is paying every cobo [music] of
25:33your school fees
25:35>> and then ice cream. School fees first,
25:38>> then ice cream,
25:40>> then ice cream.
25:52[music]
25:56>> God, please.
26:04I have an interview with human
26:05resources.
26:06>> Good morning. My name is Amara. I have
26:08an interview with human resources for
26:11the software development opening. Yes,
26:13please.
26:15Take the elevator to the 18th floor.
26:18Human resources is the second door on
26:20your right. Thank you.
26:30>> You studied computer science? Yes, ma.
26:34And you recently completed the degree?
26:37Yes, ma. I had to suspend my studies for
26:40some time, but I eventually returned and
26:43completed everything.
26:45This is very good.
26:48Unfortunately, there's a problem. What
26:51problem? The programming position you
26:54applied for has already been filled.
26:58Oh, I understand. Thank you for giving
27:02me the opportunity to come in. I didn't
27:05say the interview was over. Oh, okay.
27:10Your technical qualifications are
27:12excellent.
27:14But what interests me even more is what
27:16I see between the lines. You stopped
27:18school, raised a child, returned,
27:21completed your degree, and still
27:22graduated with strong results.
27:25That tells me you're disciplined,
27:28organized,
27:30and very difficult to discourage.
27:33There is another vacancy.
27:35What position?
27:37Executive assistant to the group
27:39managing director. Executive assistant.
27:42Mr. Nathan's previous executive
27:44assistant resigned unexpectedly. We need
27:47someone immediately. calendar
27:49management, reports, correspondence,
27:52meetings, travel schedules, research,
27:53presentations, handling sensitive
27:55company information.
27:57But I don't have experience as an
27:59executive assistant. Experience can be
28:02taught. Competence is harder to teach.
28:06May I ask what the salary is? Of course.
28:12Monthly. Monthly.
28:16When would I start? If you're interested
28:18immediately.
28:20I'm interested. Then welcome to Eza
28:23Holdings, Miss Amara. [music]
28:26Thank you. I won't disappoint you. Come
28:28with me.
28:30Where are we going? To meet your boss.
28:34[music]
28:43Mr. essay. This is Miss Amara, the
28:46candidate I mentioned. Good morning,
28:48sir.
28:49>> Good morning.
28:52You applied for a programming position?
28:54>> Yes, sir.
28:56>> But that position has already been
28:57filled.
28:58>> Yes, sir. But I thought she could be
29:00considered for the executive assistant
29:02position.
29:02>> Have you worked as an executive
29:04assistant before?
29:05>> No, sir.
29:05>> Then why should I hire you?
29:07>> Because I learn quickly. And if I don't
29:10know something, I don't pretend that I
29:12do. I learn it.
29:14>> This position doesn't operate on a
29:16strict 9-to-f5 schedule.
29:19There will be late meetings, unexpected
29:21travel, weekend calls. Sometimes
29:23schedules change with very little
29:25notice.
29:25>> I understand.
29:27>> Family.
29:28>> I have a son.
29:34>> How old?
29:36>> Six.
29:38>> A six-year-old child could make this job
29:40difficult. With respect, sir. Being a
29:42mother has never stopped me from doing
29:44what I need to do. I completed my degree
29:46while raising him. If I accept a
29:47responsibility, I will handle it.
29:50>> You're hired,
29:51>> sir.
29:52>> You're hired.
29:54>> Thank you, sir.
29:58>> You? Good morning. So, this is where
30:01you've come now.
30:04>> You know each other?
30:05>> Know her? Nathan, this woman is a
30:07beggar, a con artist. Watch how you
30:11speak to me. Oh, please. You tried to
30:14use your son's accident to extort money
30:16from me, and now you've somehow found
30:18your way into Nathan's company.
30:21>> That's enough.
30:22>> Nathan, I'm warning you. This woman is
30:25here because she knows you have money.
30:28>> You can go resue tomorrow morning.
30:32>> Thank you, sir.
30:34Nathan, you're not listening to me. That
30:37woman is trouble. I know what I'm
30:39talking about.
30:40>> What are you doing in my office?
30:43>> I missed you.
30:45>> I'm busy.
30:47>> You are always busy.
30:49>> Vanessa,
30:50>> you've been avoiding me for weeks.
30:53>> Leave.
30:55>> Nathan,
30:57>> I said leave.
31:04>> [music]
31:16>> So, what exactly have you found? We've
31:19made progress, sir, but we still don't
31:21have enough information to locate the
31:23boy. What does that mean? You have his
31:25DNA. You know his name is David. You
31:27know he was treated at that hospital.
31:29How difficult can it be to find his
31:30mother?
31:33I've already missed 6 years of my son's
31:36life. I don't intend to miss another 6
31:39months looking for him. You heard my
31:42son. Find my grandson.
31:44Ask the nurses. Ask the doctors. Ask the
31:47cleaners. Ask everybody who was working
31:48in that hospital that day. That child
31:51did not disappear into thin air.
31:53>> We'll find them. Chief, call me the
31:56moment you have anything. Yes, sir.
32:01Dad, what is all this?
32:04>> What does it look like? It looks like
32:07you bought everything in a children's
32:08store. Look at these. Aren't they
32:12beautiful?
32:13You don't even know his shoe size. Then
32:16he'll grow into them.
32:19And the bicycle.
32:22He's six. Six-year-old boys ride
32:24bicycles. And that
32:27his first car.
32:30He is 6 years old. That's why it is
32:33small.
32:35[sighs]
32:37Dad, stop buying things. No. No. I said
32:42no. We haven't even brought him home.
32:45And when you finally bring him home,
32:47what do you expect me to do? Welcome my
32:49grandson with empty hands. That boy has
32:52been somewhere in this city for 6 years
32:54without knowing his family. I've already
32:57missed six birthdays, so forgive me if I
33:01want to be ready for the seventh.
33:04Fine, but no more toys. Fine.
33:09[sighs]
33:12Who are you calling?
33:14The interior designer. Interior designer
33:16for what? My grandson's room. Hello.
33:21Yes, it's Chief Ez. I want to discuss
33:23the plans for my grandson's bedroom.
33:26This is no longer an interview today.
33:28[music] I actually work here.
33:35[music]
33:35>> You're early.
33:37>> I thought being late on my first day
33:38might be a very short career.
33:41>> Good, because we have a management
33:43meeting at 9:00, a conference call at
33:4510:00, lunch with the board chairman at
33:4712:30, and the Leki development [music]
33:48presentation at 2:00. Move the legal
33:50review to 4:00. Call Mr. Balagan and
33:52bring his meeting forward. I need the
33:54procurement reports printed before 9.
33:56>> One moment, sir. Let [music] me check.
33:59Hello, Amara speaking. Yes, I'll
34:01confirm. Your 4:00 meeting has been
34:03moved to 4:30. Mr. Balagon confirmed
34:053:30 and I've sent the revised documents
34:07to everyone attending.
34:08>> Move Balagon back to 4.
34:11Move Balagon back to 4.
34:13>> 4. Sir,
34:15>> four.
34:17Sir, if you keep changing the schedule
34:19after asking me to organize it,
34:21eventually one of us will lose our mind.
34:24>> Are you complaining on your first day?
34:26>> No, sir. I'm informing you before it
34:28becomes an emergency.
34:33>> You smile.
34:35>> Go and move the meeting, Amara.
34:42>> Yes, [music] sir.
34:59Another one.
35:02Too sweet.
35:13Your coffee, sir.
35:15>> Another one.
35:19>> Try this one.
35:21>> I don't take sugar.
35:23>> There is no sugar.
35:26>> Perfect.
35:34How did you know?
35:36>> You've rejected three cups of coffee
35:39since I started working here. I pay
35:41attention.
35:43Your 10:30 meeting starts in 12 minutes.
35:46>> I know.
35:56>> Did you put this on my desk?
35:59>> I have no idea what you're talking
36:00about.
36:02>> Of course you don't.
36:07Your 4:00 meeting has been moved to
36:09tomorrow morning. Mr. Okaf confirmed
36:1110:30.
36:12>> Good. That gives me one less person to
36:14pretend I want to talk to today.
36:16>> I'll make sure not to put that in the
36:18official minutes. Sir,
36:20[music]
36:27[music]
36:29>> what do you want? Vanessa,
36:31>> since you're his assistant, be useful.
36:33Get me coffee.
36:36>> Of course, ma'am.
36:37>> She works for me, not you.
36:40Nathan, it's only coffee.
36:42>> Exactly. So, I'm sure you can get it
36:44yourself.
36:50>> I don't like that woman around Nathan.
36:53>> I understand, ma.
36:55>> For years, we have done a very good job
36:58>> making sure Nathan never keeps a female
37:00secretary close to him.
37:03>> So, explain to me how this one slipped
37:05past you,
37:06>> Madam Vanessa. This one happened very
37:07fast. HR brought her directly to Mr.
37:09Nathan. Before I even knew what was
37:11happening, he had already hired her.
37:13>> And that stopped you from doing your
37:14job?
37:16>> No, ma. I already did my research.
37:18>> And
37:19>> she's a single mother.
37:21>> You think I don't know that?
37:23>> No, ma. What I'm saying is you have
37:26nothing to worry about.
37:31>> There is no way the mighty Nathan Es
37:33will ever fall for a single mom.
37:35>> That's right.
37:37But don't get comfortable. Keep your
37:39eyes on her. I don't trust that witch.
37:42>> Yes, [music] ma'am.
37:51>> Slide 27. The projections still don't
37:53match the revised finance report
37:55>> because finance sent us the wrong
37:56attachment first.
37:59>> You noticed
38:01>> about 40 minutes ago.
38:03>> And you didn't tell me. I was fixing it.
38:08>> Of course you were.
38:20>> Comfortable.
38:22>> Verywhere.
38:27>> This is still my office and these are
38:30still [music] my feet.
38:32>> You're laughing again.
38:34>> Work, Amara.
38:37>> [music]
38:42>> Rice [music]
38:44>> plenty.
38:45>> You haven't eaten since lunch.
38:47>> I was busy. [music]
38:48>> You sound like me.
38:55>> That is not the compliment you think it
38:57is.
38:59[gasps]
39:00>> You still practice whenever I can. Then
39:04why executive assistant?
39:06>> Because executive assistant was hiring
39:10>> and programming wasn't. [music]
39:12>> The position I applied for was already
39:14filled.
39:15>> You really wanted that job.
39:17>> I spent too many years trying to finish
39:19that degree [music] not to want to use
39:20it.
39:21>> Why did it take so long?
39:26>> Life.
39:29I had to suspend school for a while
39:33>> because of your son.
39:35>> Mostly
39:40>> you raised a child and completed a
39:42degree.
39:43>> I didn't have the luxury of choosing
39:45one.
39:47>> That's not easy.
39:48>> It was necessary.
39:50>> You should be proud of yourself.
39:54>> [music]
39:56>> I never thought I would be this happy to
39:58see the ground floor.
40:00>> You survived
40:01>> barely. [music]
40:03>> You complained about your shoes more
40:04than the workload.
40:06>> I did not complain. I solved the problem
40:09[music]
40:09>> by turning my conference room into your
40:11bedroom.
40:12>> I removed my shoes, Mr. Es. I did not
40:14move in. [music]
40:20>> [music]
40:29>> stay until you stay
40:32until the city.
40:37>> Don't
40:37>> I didn't say anything.
40:40>> Your face did.
40:43>> Good night, [music] Mr. Easy.
40:45>> Good night, Amara.
40:49>> [music]
40:56>> young. [singing and music]
41:06>> Good evening, Auntie Blessing. I'm so
41:08sorry I'm late. Ah, madame executive
41:10assistant has finally remembered that
41:11her son has another home. Please forgive
41:14me. We had a major presentation to
41:15finish before tomorrow morning.
41:17You were good for Auntie Blessing.
41:20>> Yes, Mommy.
41:21>> Leave my boy alone. David behaves better
41:24than half the adults I know.
41:25>> Thank you. Honestly, I don't know what I
41:28would do without you. You're always here
41:30whenever I need someone to look after
41:31him.
41:32>> Stop thanking me. You and this boy are
41:34family. So, how is the new job?
41:38>> Actually, it's going well. It's
41:40stressful, but I'm learning a lot. And
41:42your boss, Nathan, he's he's a cool guy.
41:47Cool guy? I mean, he's okay. He can be
41:50difficult sometimes, but he's actually
41:52nicer than I expected. Wait,
41:56Amara, are you blushing? I am not
41:59blushing.
42:00>> No way. It has not even been 1 month.
42:03>> Auntie blessing, please. There is
42:05absolutely nothing happening. Then why
42:07is your face shining like somebody just
42:09proposed to you?
42:11You are imagining things.
42:14I am watching you. David, pack your
42:17things. Let's go home.
42:18>> Coming. Mommy,
42:22maybe [music] I'm afraid to say it.
42:25Maybe you already [singing]
42:27know.
42:29on
42:31precursion.
42:33[singing]
42:35If I close my eyes beside you, promise
42:39me you won't disappear.
42:42[music]
42:47>> I'm sorry for being tired.
42:51>> Thank you.
42:53>> Go home, Amara.
42:55>> But I haven't finished
42:56>> tomorrow. Good night, Nathan.
42:59I mean, mister.
43:01>> Good night, Amara.
43:05[singing]
43:08>> Of course. Tonight of all nights.
43:12>> Get in.
43:13>> No, sir. It's fine. I'll get a ride
43:15>> in this.
43:16>> The rain will stop eventually.
43:19>> Now, get in.
43:23>> This is ridiculous. What exactly is
43:26ridiculous?
43:27>> You,
43:29>> me,
43:29>> you are Nathan Ez and you're standing in
43:32the middle of the rain arguing with your
43:33assistant because she refused to enter
43:35your car.
43:36>> When you say it like that, you sound
43:38very difficult. [laughter]
43:42>> And perhaps you should stop making me
43:43stand in the rain.
43:45>> Fine.
43:47[music]
43:51>> There's an investor's dinner tomorrow
43:53evening. [music] You'll be coming with
43:54me.
43:55>> Coming with you.
43:56>> You're my executive assistant, Amara.
43:58It's work.
43:59>> Strictly work.
44:01>> Strictly work.
44:11>> Good evening, Mr. Eay.
44:15>> Nathan, [music]
44:17>> you were saying something.
44:20I've forgotten.
44:22>> That doesn't happen to you very often,
44:24does [music] it?
44:26>> Don't get used to it.
44:32>> For something you called strictly
44:33[music] work, there seems to be very
44:35little work happening now.
44:36>> The meeting is over.
44:38>> Then why are we still here?
44:39>> Because I'm hungry.
44:41>> Of course. Very convincing.
44:43>> You have no idea.
44:44>> I'm learning.
44:52You're different outside the office.
44:54>> So are [music] you.
44:56>> Is that a compliment?
44:58>> Don't push your luck.
45:00>> I wouldn't dream of it.
45:02>> Good. Let's keep it that way.
45:04>> As you wish.
45:07[music]
45:11>> Why did you take her to dinner?
45:14>> Excuse me,
45:15>> Amara. Why did you take an ordinary
45:18assistant to a corporate dinner?
45:20>> I wasn't aware I owed you an explanation
45:22for who accompanies me to a business
45:24dinner.
45:24>> Business dinner? Please, Nathan. She is
45:27your secretary. Ain't nobody you picked
45:29up from god knows where. You don't take
45:30women like that to places where people
45:32of our class will see you.
45:33>> Vanessa,
45:34>> a struggling single mother suddenly
45:36finds herself beside Nathan. And now
45:38she's dressing up and following you to
45:39dinners. You really don't see what she's
45:41doing.
45:42>> Enough.
45:44You will not come into my office and
45:46insult Amara.
45:47>> Okay, fine. I was only looking out for
45:50you.
45:51You know, [music] I don't understand why
45:54you're always so cold toward me. We used
45:57to be best friends, Nathan.
46:00>> We were
46:02>> and what changed?
46:04>> You decided to drug me 6 years ago.
46:08>> Nathan, I've apologized for that. I made
46:11a terrible mistake. I was desperate and
46:13stupid. How many times do you want me to
46:14say I'm sorry?
46:16>> Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize you were
46:18busy.
46:18>> Amara.
46:20Amara,
46:22don't ever do that again.
46:25>> Do what?
46:27>> Touch me. Don't ever come near me like
46:31that again.
46:43>> [music]
46:50>> What is wrong with you, Amara?
46:53He is your boss.
46:56Just your boss.
47:02>> So why does it hurt?
47:06>> What were you thinking?
47:08Because he smiled at you.
47:10>> Because he bought you dinner.
47:15>> Because he looked at you like
47:19>> Amara, stop crying.
47:23>> I said stop crying.
47:33>> Amara, are you crying? No, I'm fine.
47:37Good, because I would hate for you to
47:39start crying over something that was
47:41never yours.
47:43Is there something you wanted from me,
47:45Vanessa? Yes. Stay away from Nathan.
47:49Nathan and I have been together for
47:51years. We're practically engaged.
47:54Everyone close to us knows it's only a
47:56matter of time before we get married.
47:58Surely, you didn't actually think a few
48:00late nights at the office and one
48:02corporate dinner meant something. Amara,
48:05please. We're not even in the same
48:07class. Did you honestly believe Nathan
48:09Ez would want anything serious with a
48:11low life like you? You have absolutely
48:14nothing to worry about. Mr. Eay is my
48:16boss. I'm his executive assistant and
48:19I'm simply doing my job. Now, if you'll
48:21excuse me.
48:28>> Why have you been avoiding me all day?
48:30>> I'm your assistant, sir. I've been doing
48:32my job all day. How exactly could I be
48:35avoiding you?
48:36>> Come on, Amara. Don't do that.
48:40>> Do what, sir?
48:43>> Shut me out.
48:45[singing]
48:46>> Amara,
48:48>> are you angry with me?
48:50>> Of course not, sir.
48:54[singing]
48:55>> I'm sure you are. Is this about what you
48:58saw between Vanessa and me? Amara, I
49:02promise you [music] it's not what you
49:03think you saw.
49:05>> Sir, I honestly don't know what you're
49:06talking about.
49:10>> I am your [music] assistant and you are
49:12my boss. Let's keep it that way.
49:16>> Is that really what you want?
49:19>> Yes, sir.
49:21>> If you say [music] so.
49:25>> Excuse me, sir. I used to think that
49:28love.
49:40>> Mommy, are you okay?
49:42>> Of course, baby. Why are you asking?
49:46>> Because you look like you've been
49:47crying.
49:49[singing]
49:50>> No, sweetheart. Mommy wasn't crying.
49:53>> Are you sure?
49:54>> I'm sure. I'm perfectly fine.
49:57You don't have to worry about me. Okay.
50:02>> Okay, Mommy.
50:05>> My sweet boy.
50:07I love you.
50:08>> I love you, too.
50:09>> More than anything,
50:16>> you look stressed, son.
50:19>> It's nothing, Dad. Just work.
50:22>> You could have fooled me. What does that
50:25mean? It means I am an old man, Nathan,
50:28and I can see woman trouble [music]
50:30written all over you.
50:32Dad, please allow me to enjoy this.
50:36Enjoy what exactly? After all these
50:38years of you walking around behaving
50:39like no woman on earth can disturb your
50:41peace. Finally, I am seeing you with
50:43woman problems. But don't get too
50:45[music] distracted.
50:46Hurry up and find my grandson. Okay.
50:50Yes, Dad.
50:52>> Then you can continue with your love
50:53life.
50:55Good night, Dad.
50:57>> Good night, son.
51:01[singing]
51:06>> Remember what mommy told you. No running
51:07around, no shouting, and please don't
51:09touch anything.
51:10>> I know, Mommy.
51:11>> And
51:12>> don't disturb your boss.
51:13>> Exactly.
51:17[music]
51:20>> Good morning, sir.
51:21>> Morning.
51:26This is David.
51:29>> Yes, sir. This is my son, David. Say
51:33good morning to Mr. Ez.
51:35>> Good morning, Mr. Eay.
51:37>> Good morning, David.
51:39>> Why do you always look angry?
51:41>> David,
51:42>> what he does?
51:45>> Do I?
51:46>> Yes. Like somebody annoyed you before
51:49you came to work.
51:54Sir, please ignore him.
51:57>> No, I think he may have a point.
52:02>> Your turn
52:07there.
52:09>> That was actually good.
52:16>> What do you mean actually?
52:18>> I mean it was a good move. That's
52:21better.
52:23>> David,
52:24>> what?
52:29I saw it first.
52:30>> My hand got there first.
52:32>> But I decided first.
52:35>> Fine, take it.
52:37>> I knew you would surrender.
52:40>> Who said I surrendered?
52:42>> The sandwich.
52:44[laughter]
52:45>> I won. I beat Mr. Angry. David
52:50>> again.
52:51>> Definitely.
52:56[laughter]
52:59>> So, this is what we're doing now.
53:01[music] Do you need something?
53:04>> Yes. I need you to remember your place.
53:06And what exactly is that supposed to
53:08mean? It means you and Nathan come from
53:10completely different worlds. He is
53:12Nathan Ez. This is his life. This is his
53:15world.
53:16and you are his employee.
53:19You don't have to keep reminding me of
53:21that.
53:23Then why are you getting so comfortable
53:24with him? I am not trying to get
53:27comfortable with anyone. I have no
53:29interest in Nathan.
53:32Please.
53:34Women like you always say you don't want
53:35the rich man until you see the size of
53:38his bank account. If that's what you
53:40believe, then there's really nothing for
53:42us to discuss. Just remember what I
53:44said. You must be hungry. Nathan asks me
53:47to give this to you.
53:49>> For me,
53:50>> of course.
53:56[gasps]
53:56>> Mommy.
53:58David. David. Baby, what happened?
54:02Somebody call the medical unit, please.
54:05[gasps]
54:06[sighs and panting]
54:08[screaming]
54:12>> What happened? He's having an allergic
54:14reaction.
54:15>> We're not waiting here. Let's go.
54:20>> Stay with me, champ. Look at me.
54:24>> Why does he care that much?
54:32[music]
54:34>> You gave him that food.
54:36>> I gave the boy something to eat, Nathan.
54:38I didn't force him to.
54:39>> He is 6 years old. Fine. Maybe I should
54:43have checked what was in it. But none of
54:45this would have happened if she hadn't
54:46brought her child here in the first
54:48place.
54:48>> Don't
54:49>> Don't What? Tell you the truth. This is
54:52Ezie Holdings, Nathan, not a daycare
54:54center. Amara and that child do not
54:56belong in this environment.
54:58>> The only person who doesn't belong in my
54:59company right now is you.
55:02>> Nathan,
55:04>> get out.
55:05>> You're throwing me out because of her.
55:07I'm throwing you out because a
55:096-year-old boy nearly stopped breathing
55:11because of you. Now leave before I have
55:14security remove you.
55:16[music]
55:18>> Thank you.
55:20>> You don't have to thank me.
55:22>> Mrs. Amara, whenever you're ready, we'll
55:25need you at the billing desk to complete
55:26the payment for his treatment.
55:28>> Okay. Thank you. I'll come now. Mommy
55:31will be back in a minute. Okay.
55:34>> Okay. Mami,
55:36>> can you stay with him for a minute?
55:38>> Of course.
55:41>> Is it possible for me to pay this in
55:43installments? We do have a payment plan,
55:46but there would still need to be a
55:47substantial deposit today. How much? You
55:51don't need to make a payment anymore,
55:53ma'am. The account has been settled in
55:55full. What? Mr. Nathan Ez paid the
55:58entire bill.
56:07You paid David's bill?
56:09>> Yes.
56:10>> Nathan, you didn't have to do that.
56:12>> I know.
56:13>> I could have handled it.
56:15>> Amara, David's health matters more than
56:17your pride.
56:18>> My pride?
56:20>> Yes. You don't have to carry everything
56:22alone.
56:25>> I don't like owing people.
56:28>> Then don't consider it a debt.
56:31Then what should I consider it?
56:33>> Someone caring about you and your son.
56:39>> Are you two fighting?
56:42>> No, Champ.
56:43>> No, baby. We're not fighting.
56:46>> Okay, I love you.
56:58David.
56:59>> Grandpa.
57:00>> My boy. Look at you. Are you all right?
57:04>> I'm fine now.
57:06>> David, you know him?
57:08>> Yes. Mommy, this is Grandpa.
57:10>> You're David's mother?
57:12>> Yes. Why?
57:14>> Dad,
57:18what are you doing here?
57:21Nathan, [music]
57:22what? The boy we've been looking for is
57:25David.
57:27Nathan, David is your son.
57:3399.9%.
57:36>> Nathan, what exactly is going on?
57:39>> It was you.
57:42>> What?
57:43>> 6 years ago, the hotel, you were the
57:47woman in that room.
57:50[sighs]
57:51No, you [music]
57:54>> David is my son, Amara.
57:56>> That can't be possible.
57:58>> I thought the same thing, but it's true.
58:02David is the son my father and I have
58:04been searching for.
58:08>> I found out I was pregnant about 2
58:10months after that night. I was still in
58:12school. I had barely enough money for
58:14myself. Then suddenly, I was carrying a
58:16child belonging to a man whose name I
58:17didn't even know. Amara,
58:19>> please let me finish.
58:22>> I had to suspend school. I [music]
58:25worked anywhere that would take me.
58:27Small temporary work, anything. When
58:29David was born, I went back to school
58:32eventually. I would attend lectures,
58:34come home, work, study after he slept,
58:36wake up when he cried, and start again.
58:39I was his mother and his father.
58:43>> I didn't know.
58:45>> I know. I searched for you.
58:49>> The morning after I woke up and you were
58:51gone.
58:52>> I had people ask questions at the hotel.
58:54I tried to find out who you were.
58:56>> But I had no name, no number, nothing.
59:00I lost 6 [music] years with my son
59:02because neither of us knew how to find
59:03the other.
59:05>> Nathan, I need you to understand
59:06something. Being David's father is not
59:08about a DNA result, and it is definitely
59:09not about how much money you can spend
59:11on him. I know
59:14>> he doesn't need somebody who appears
59:15today because a piece of paper says
59:18they're related.
59:20He needs someone who stays.
59:23>> Then let me stay. I'm not asking you to
59:26trust me today. I'm asking you to give
59:29me the opportunity to earn his trust and
59:32yours.
59:35>> One step at a time, Nathan.
59:38>> One step at a time.
59:44What is going on here?
59:46>> David is my son.
59:48>> Your son? Of course. Now everything
59:52makes sense. You knew. Knew what? Don't
59:56insult my intelligence. Amara, you found
59:58out Nathan was wealthy, discovered he
59:59was the CEO of Eza Holdings, and
1:00:01suddenly you appeared in his company
1:00:02with his son. You brought that boy there
1:00:04deliberately so Nathan would become
1:00:05attached to him before you revealed the
1:00:07truth. That is not what happened.
1:00:09Please. You expect us to believe you
1:00:10accidentally became assistant to the
1:00:12billionaire father of your child?
1:00:13[music]
1:00:14>> Enough.
1:00:15You have caused enough trouble for this
1:00:17family. From this moment, you will stay
1:00:19away from my son, my grandson, and
1:00:21Amara.
1:00:22>> Chief, I
1:00:23>> There is nothing left for you to
1:00:24explain. Stay away from my family
1:00:27permanently. [music]
1:00:32>> David,
1:00:34I'm sorry.
1:00:36>> For what?
1:00:37for not being there.
1:00:40I didn't know you existed. If I had
1:00:42known, I would have come looking for
1:00:44you.
1:00:46>> So, you didn't leave us.
1:00:48>> I would never have left you if I knew.
1:00:51>> Did you look for mommy?
1:00:53>> I [music] did. I know finding out I'm
1:00:55your father doesn't automatically make
1:00:57me your dad, but I'd really like the
1:01:00chance to become one.
1:01:01>> Does that mean you're going to come to
1:01:03my house?
1:01:04>> If your mommy allows me.
1:01:06>> Mommy? Yes, baby.
1:01:08>> Can I keep him?
1:01:11[sighs]
1:01:11>> My grandson has spoken.
1:01:14>> So, I've been adopted.
1:01:16>> Yes. [laughter]
1:01:20>> I hope you heard him.
1:01:24>> David, my baby. See you. So, after
1:01:28frightening all of us, you are standing
1:01:30here smiling. Yes, Grandma. [laughter]
1:01:33>> Auntie blessing. I'm fine now. Mhm.
1:01:37>> Why are you standing there looking at me
1:01:38like that?
1:01:40>> Nothing.
1:01:41>> Amara,
1:01:43you know I have known you for too long.
1:01:45What happened?
1:01:49>> Auntie blessing. I found him.
1:01:53>> Found who?
1:01:55>> David's father.
1:01:57>> David's father? [music] You mean the man
1:02:00from that night?
1:02:02>> Yes. [sighs and gasps]
1:02:04>> Are you sure?
1:02:06They did a DNA test 99.9%.
1:02:10>> Jesus, Amara, after everything you went
1:02:13through, I watched you carry that
1:02:15pregnancy alone. You left school. You
1:02:18walked until you were exhausted. You
1:02:21went back and finished your degree with
1:02:22that boy on your back. And every time
1:02:25David asked about his father, you had no
1:02:27answer to give him. Look at God. The
1:02:29crazy thing is, I already knew him.
1:02:32What? He's my boss.
1:02:35your boss. Yes, Nathan Ez.
1:02:40>> Why is everybody always crying? Because
1:02:42of my daddy.
1:02:44>> Oh, David, my boy. We're finally
1:02:46together. You have a family now. [music]
1:02:49>> You people know you have to come back,
1:02:51right?
1:02:52>> Come back where?
1:02:54>> To pick me up. Both of you.
1:02:56>> Is that an order?
1:02:57>> Yes.
1:02:58>> And what happens if I have a meeting?
1:03:01>> Move the meeting.
1:03:03You're enjoying this?
1:03:05>> I've been taking orders from him for 6
1:03:07years. Your turn.
1:03:14>> You'll really both come.
1:03:16>> I'll be here. I promise.
1:03:19>> And [music] so will I.
1:03:21>> Together.
1:03:23>> Together.
1:03:26[music]
1:03:29>> Don't be late.
1:03:31>> Yes, sir.
1:03:34Both of you.
1:03:36>> We heard you. [laughter]
1:03:41>> I've never dropped anyone at school
1:03:43before.
1:03:45>> You'll get used to it.
1:03:48>> I'd like that.
1:03:52[music]
1:03:57>> By the way, my father has started
1:03:59campaigning.
1:04:00>> Campaigning for what? He wants you and
1:04:02David to move into the house.
1:04:04>> Move in?
1:04:05>> He apparently decorated David's room
1:04:06before we even found him.
1:04:08>> He really did that.
1:04:11>> Knowing him, there are probably enough
1:04:13toys in that room to open a small store.
1:04:16>> But Amara, there's no pressure. Please
1:04:19don't feel like you have to say yes
1:04:21because David is my son.
1:04:23>> I've had David to myself for 6 years.
1:04:26Six years of waking him up, taking him
1:04:27to school, treating fevers, answering
1:04:29his questions, and now I know his father
1:04:32was never absent by choice. [music]
1:04:34What kind of mother would I be if I
1:04:36finally found the man who wants to be
1:04:38his father and then kept my son away
1:04:40from him?
1:04:41>> Thank you.
1:04:42>> No, not just for that. Thank you for
1:04:45him.
1:04:46>> You raised an incredible boy, Amara.
1:04:48He's brilliant, kind, fearless, [music]
1:04:50and apparently stubborn enough to
1:04:51rearrange my entire schedule. And you
1:04:53did all of that alone. I don't know if
1:04:54anyone ever thanked you for it, but I
1:04:56am.
1:04:57>> Thank you,
1:05:00>> Mr. Eay. I actually don't think you
1:05:02should take me all the way to the
1:05:03office.
1:05:04>> Why?
1:05:05>> Because people talk. You dropping David
1:05:07at school with me and then arriving at
1:05:09work together. I don't want rumors
1:05:11starting.
1:05:12>> Amara, listen to me. I have no intention
1:05:15of hiding my family because somebody
1:05:16might gossip. You're David's mother.
1:05:18He's my son. If anyone has a problem
1:05:20with seeing us together, that is their
1:05:21problem. I'll protect you, both of you.
1:05:24>> And can you please stop doing that?
1:05:26>> Doing what?
1:05:27>> Putting a wall between us every time we
1:05:29get close.
1:05:30>> You're hurting me, Amara.
1:05:32>> How am I hurting you?
1:05:34>> For a start, drop the Mr. Ez.
1:05:38>> So that's your biggest problem.
1:05:42>> Congratulations, Amara. Your appointment
1:05:44letter.
1:05:46>> Corporate strategy and software
1:05:48development. Yes, Amara, it's official.
1:05:54>> [music]
1:05:56>> I just got my appointment letter.
1:05:59>> You know you didn't have to pull strings
1:06:01for me, right?
1:06:02>> I didn't pull any strings. The position
1:06:04was vacant. [music] Why hire someone new
1:06:07when we already have someone capable?
1:06:09And for the record, you earned that
1:06:11position the day you walked into this
1:06:12company.
1:06:15[music]
1:06:15>> Wait, what happens to your assistant
1:06:18position?
1:06:19My original executive assistant was away
1:06:22on a professional course. He's back.
1:06:24[music] He resumes his position today.
1:06:27>> You seem to have planned everything.
1:06:31>> Come here.
1:06:34>> As long as I live, I promise you
1:06:36something. [music] I will always be
1:06:37there for you and our son. So, focus on
1:06:40your career. Build whatever future you
1:06:43want for yourself. You don't have to
1:06:45carry everything alone anymore.
1:06:47>> Thank you, Nathan.
1:06:49However, as part of celebrating your new
1:06:51position, I think you owe me one wish.
1:06:53>> What do you want, boss?
1:06:55>> Dinner.
1:06:56>> What?
1:06:58>> Have dinner with me, Miss Amara. Not as
1:07:00my employee. Not as David's mother. As
1:07:03the woman who's been giving me sleepless
1:07:05nights since the day she walked into my
1:07:07life.
1:07:08>> You mean that?
1:07:09>> Every word. [music]
1:07:15>> See you at dinner, Mr. Nappen.
1:07:18>> [music]
1:07:21>> right here.
1:07:24[music]
1:07:26>> Don't [singing] go.
1:07:30>> Stay a little longer here.
1:07:42>> Can I ask you something?
1:07:44>> Of course.
1:07:45Why did you disappear that morning?
1:07:48>> I was embarrassed. I woke up beside a
1:07:51man I didn't know after a night I barely
1:07:53understood. I panicked.
1:07:55>> I searched for you. I went back to that
1:07:58hotel. I had people asking questions,
1:08:01but I didn't know your name. And every
1:08:04time I thought about that night, I felt
1:08:06terrible. I was not myself that night.
1:08:10But that doesn't erase the fact that you
1:08:11were put in a situation you never asked
1:08:13for. And I'm sorry, Amara.
1:08:16>> It's all right. Whenever I look at
1:08:19David, I don't regret what happened.
1:08:22Whatever pain came from that night gave
1:08:24me him. And I could never regret David.
1:08:28>> Thank you.
1:08:33>> For what?
1:08:35>> For saving me that night and for raising
1:08:39our son.
1:08:41>> You're welcome.
1:08:44Can I kiss you?
1:08:49[music]
1:09:03>> Daddy,
1:09:04>> what?
1:09:06>> You're nervous.
1:09:07>> I am [music] not nervous.
1:09:09What if I let my guard down?
1:09:12>> I'll be right here.
1:09:15>> What if I give you my heart [singing]
1:09:18now? [music]
1:09:20>> And if tomorrow changes everything,
1:09:23>> then tonight
1:09:24>> just [singing] dance with me.
1:09:26>> Pull it, [music] pull it,
1:09:27>> pull it, pull it.
1:09:30[singing]
1:09:31>> Just stay with me a little longer.
1:09:33[music]
1:09:34Hold me like you really want me here.
1:09:38Now I'll say it louder.
1:09:42[music]
1:09:43>> Daddy, close your mouth.
1:09:46>> Amara, the first time you came into my
1:09:48life, neither of us knew what that night
1:09:50would become. Years later, you walked
1:09:51into my office and somehow you changed
1:09:53my life all over again. I am not
1:09:55marrying you because you're the mother
1:09:56of my son. I am marrying you because I
1:09:59love you. [music] And if David had never
1:10:01existed, I would still choose you.
1:10:03Nathan, for 6 years, I believe the
1:10:05hardest thing I ever did was raising
1:10:07David alone. But now I know the hardest
1:10:10thing was convincing myself that I
1:10:11didn't need anyone. You came into my
1:10:14life [music] and never tried to erase
1:10:16the woman I had become. You never asked
1:10:19me to stop dreaming. You never asked me
1:10:22to choose between being David's mother
1:10:24and being myself. You simply stood
1:10:27beside me. [music] And somehow
1:10:31being loved by you taught me that
1:10:33allowing someone to stand beside me
1:10:35doesn't make me weak.
1:10:38>> So yes, [music] Nathan Ez, I choose you,
1:10:41too. Not because you're David's father,
1:10:44but because I fell completely in love
1:10:47with you. [music]
1:10:48>> I love you, Amara.
1:10:50>> You may now kiss the bride.
1:10:53>> Can I [music] kiss you, Mrs. Ez?
1:10:55>> You may.
1:11:01Finally.
1:11:03>> Now my work is complete.
1:11:06[applause]
1:11:07>> No, Grandpa. You still have to buy me a
1:11:09wedding present.
1:11:11[applause]
1:11:17[music]
1:11:18[singing]
1:11:19>> Daddy.
1:11:22>> Young man, were you waiting for me?
1:11:24>> Yes. Mommy said I shouldn't disturb you
1:11:26when you came back, but she didn't say I
1:11:28couldn't hug you.
1:11:30>> You see what I deal with every day?
1:11:32>> My son is an intelligent negotiator.
1:11:34>> You're encouraging him? [music]
1:11:35>> Of course.
1:11:37>> Chief, what did you buy again?
1:11:40[music]
1:11:40>> Nothing.
1:11:44>> Grandpa, another PlayStation.
1:11:48[music]
1:11:49>> It's mine.
1:11:51>> Dad, you bought yourself a PlayStation.
1:11:54Your mother never allowed me to play
1:11:55games when I was younger. [music] I am
1:11:57healing my childhood.
1:12:00[laughter]
1:12:04>> Family hug.
1:12:06>> Grandpa, you too. Don't make me say it
1:12:09louder.
1:12:10>> You can [music and singing] feel it
1:12:11every time you're near. Stay a little
1:12:15longer.
1:12:19>> [singing and music]
1:12:21>> So last week was like a very intense
1:12:24week for Vo family because of the movie
1:12:27that was posted right. [music]
1:12:30We decided to give out a very
1:12:32educational movie for our family which
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1:12:37comment section I was just feeling the
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1:12:41going to like catch me and shake me up.
1:12:44Well, I I was really really happy to
1:12:47[music] see that a lot of persons
1:12:49learned a lot from that particular movie
1:12:51and it means a lot to me. So, this week
1:12:54we decided to tune it down a little to
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1:12:59Gucci romance here and there [music] and
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1:14:00[music]
1:14:00[singing]
1:14:02Yeah.
1:14:14>> What if I let my guard down?
1:14:17>> I'll [singing and music] be right here.
1:14:20>> What if I give you my heart now?
1:14:23>> Need [music]
1:14:24love.
1:14:25>> And if tomorrow changes [singing]
1:14:27everything,
1:14:28>> then tonight
1:14:29>> just dance with me. [music]
1:14:31>> Pull it. Poly,
1:14:32>> pull it, pull it
1:14:35hard. I got my love.
1:14:36>> Just stay [singing] with me a little
1:14:38longer. Hold me like you really want me
1:14:41here. [singing and music]
1:14:43>> No, say it louder.
1:14:45>> I can feel you every time you're near.
1:14:48Stay a little stay a little
1:14:50[music and singing] longer. Let the
1:14:51whole world disappear.
1:14:55[music and singing]
1:14:57>> Baby, stay a little longer here. Stay
1:15:04[singing and music]
1:15:06>> right here.
1:15:12>> Don't [music] go.
1:15:16>> Stay a little longer here.
1:15:20[singing]
1:15:23>> [music]