"I tell you, when I get through with those people in Washington, they're going to know that Blake Carrington had been there." "I'm fed up with McVane and his stalling." "I'm going to push him and push him hard." "You're not married to Blake Carrington." "You're still married to me." "It's too important to both of us." "You've got to believe me." "We're still married." "Lie." "If you think I'm lying, check." "Krystle?" "I'll take all those ties." "I'll take all three of them." "Thank you." "Is something the matter, darling?" "No, I" " I was just thinking." "I hope Joseph won't be upset with us for packing." "Well, last time I flew to Washington," "I opened up my suitcase and everything in it was grey." "Grey suit." "Grey shirt." "Grey ties." "Even the pyjamas were grey." "And I said to him, "What about it?"" "And he said, "Well, grey goes very well with politicians, Mr. Carrington."'" "I didn't wanna take the chance this time." "You're not upset because I'm not taking you with me." "Oh, no." "I wanted to." "You know that." "But this is not a fun trip." "This is strictly business." "The fun will be on my homecoming." "Because I am not coming back without a prize." "And then we'll celebrate." "Just you and I." "We'll celebrate together, okay?" "It was last night, wasn't it?" "Fallon's party." "We all went out and drank a little bit too much." "Yes, and I'm not that used to it, yeah." "I'll know better next time she opens a hotel." "Come in." "Good morning." "I see you have finished packing, Mr. Carrington." "Yes, I have, Joseph." "You see, I knew that you'd been up half the night with my grandson so I thought I'd save you the bother." "I see." "Well, thank you." "Oh, I've had Alfred bring the car around." "And it's no bother." "Well, darling, take care of yourself and wish me luck, huh?" "I do." "What a nice phrase." "I do." "I seem to remember you saying something like that at our wedding." "Two years." "Time has passed all too quickly, hasn't it?" "But we have a lot more ahead of us." "A whole lot more." "Don't bother to come down with me." "Blake." "I sometimes wonder if you know how much I love you." "Now, that's the kind of a sendoff that a husband really needs." "Tell you, I think I'd better get out of here." "Besides, I've got a cranky congressman waiting for me at the airport." "Bye." "Finally, Spencer." "What kept you?" "I don't care what kind of a meeting it was or with whom." "Now listen to me, just as you would listen to Cecil if he were still alive." "Now, you are, and God only knows why, one of the most influential men in Washington." "Well, right now, Blake is on his way to Washington with Congressman McVane to try and pull Denver-Carrington out of the red." "Yes." "Yes, that shale-oil loan." "And I want it stopped, Spencer." "And I want you personally to see that it is stopped." "If you can't, oh, well, then I'll think of something." "I always do." "So let's put it this way." "You will stop it." "Is that understood?" "We're getting a good tail wind, Mr. Carrington." "That should put us in Washington a half an hour early." "Thank you, Tom." "The sooner the better." "Tom, I'll have a refill on this." "Another Bloody Mary." "Yes, Mr. McVane." "A half an hour early." "We practically left at dawn as it is." "I'm sorry to have inconvenienced you." "Now listen, Neal." "I meant what I said last night about Denver-Carrington, about my company surviving." "About yours surviving as well." "Now, you know that money is mother's milk to a politician." "Particularly when he's running for reelection." "Now, if you wanna continue to be a voice in congress, you're going to need help." "You mean a voice for you, for your company." "For the country, damn it." "For the best interests of this country." "Haven't you been listening to me?" "Don't you realise how important it is for you to do everything you can to get that extension on my loan?" "So you can squeeze some oil out of some shale." "So I can squeeze a hell of a lot of oil out of a hell of a lot of shale." "I would suggest that you have some coffee rather than that drink." "We've got a very busy day ahead of us." "Mark Jennings, please." "Then could you page him and find him?" "Yes, Lisa." "A Miss Anders is here to see you, Mr. Colby." "She doesn't have an appointment." " Send her right in." " Yes, sir." " Good morning, Jeff." " Good morning, Kirby." "Happy first day on the job as..." "Oh, what's that grand title?" "Co-president of Colbyco?" "Something like that, yes." "I brought you these to make it totally official." "Fresh flowers recently swiped from the Carrington garden." "Well, you didn't happen to leave any behind, did you?" "Oh, just one or two." "I should put them in water." "Wait, wait, let me thank you first." "Is this all new furniture?" "Yes, it is." "It's beautiful." "I didn't know your uncle Cecil, but I'm sure he'd approve." "Well, I'm not so sure about that." "I saw Fallon on her way down to breakfast this morning." "Oh, did you?" "What did she say?" "I bet she wished me good luck, right?" "She didn't know I was coming here." "I didn't even know it at the time." "It just hit me when I was giving the baby his bottle that I wanted to." "She's very busy." "Especially today, after last night and the party." "Kirby, you don't have to apologise for Fallon, all right?" "All right." "Speaking of the party, you were very, very gallant." "You remember." "Well, I remember we danced a little bit, gallantly?" "I was talking about your brother-in-law, Adam." "And how he dipped into that bathtub of gin a little" "Oh, a lot too often." "And how you rescued me from him." "Big hero." "So I wore a little armour." "It suits you." "Just as it doesn't suit me that" " That what?" " That I kissed you good night." "I didn't know I was gonna do it until I did." "I hope you're not angry with me." "With you?" "Never." "Good." "I'm glad." "Yes?" "Mr. Colby, there's a Mr. Ralph Axted on the line for you." "Ralph?" "Ralph Axted?" "He's phoning from Hong Kong." "He tried to reach Blake Carrington, who's on his way to Washington, and Mr. Carrington's office referred the call to you." "It has something to do with Steven Carrington." " I'll take the call." " I'd better get back." " Yeah, thanks for dropping by." " Sure." "Hello." "You're always leaving me." "Maybe it's because I don't have anything to say to you." "Kirby, about last night at the party." "I didn't mean to offend you." "But if I have, and I have," "I apologise." "Accepted?" " Accepted." " Good." "And what about dinner this evening?" "I'm sorry." "I'm working." "Oh, that's right." "Taking care of the little Colby prince." "Well, you'll realise it one of these days." "That you're much too pretty to spend your time playing nanny to my nephew." "You should be thinking about having babies of your own." "You have the babies." "I'm busy." "I'm back." " Oh, did you get it done?" " Yeah, all done." "It's none of my business, Kirby, but how come the rush downtown to get your passport renewed?" "I hope you're gonna be around for a while." "Oh, yeah, I am." "It's just that the passport was about to expire and it's such a pain to have to fill out all of those forms all over again, when and if." "But this is your business." "Your son." "Your very precocious son." "Do you know what he said to me this morning?" " Said?" " Said." "Very loud and very clear." ""Fourscore and seven years ago."'" "Oh, much more important and beautiful than that." "He said, "Mama."'" " I'll bet." " I'd win the bet." "And he tried to pull himself up out of the crib." "That is my precocious son for you." "Are you leaving for the hotel?" "Yes, to give a sendoff to our French count whom you didn't remember last night at the party." "Fallon, I lied to you last night about Pierre and me." "I did recognise him." "I did meet him, a few times in Europe." "At parties." "With your fiance?" "Jean-Paul Cadot." "Is that the name?" "Yeah, that's the name." "But he wasn't" "Your fiance, or a graduate student at the Sorbonne." "Pierre got drunk and spilled a little more than was gentlemanly." "I knew" " I knew I should have told my father." "But how could I?" "Good question." "Fair question." "I should know, being a daughter." "Fathers wanna believe their little girls stay virgins from cradle to the grave." "What am I gonna do?" "It would be cruel to burst my father's bubble." "Joseph's your father." "And it's his bubble." "I'm afraid it's your problem." "Thanks a lot." "Krystle, listen to me." "And believe me this time." "What I told you is the truth." " Our divorce isn't legal." " It isn't." "Well, I believe that about as much as I believe you came to Denver because you heard I needed you." "Look, I don't blame you." "God knows I lied to you enough when we were married." "Lied." "Stole." "Lied some more." "Stole some more." "My grandmother's locket." "A treasure to me." "Gone." "Hocked and gone." "That thousand dollars we had in our bank account." "My savings." "The baby we talked about having, never did." "Thankfully never did." "That's pretty rough." "That's how I feel, Mark." "I mean, can't you just imagine him or her now without a father?" "Wondering where he is?" "Where he went?" "Why?" " I'm here now." " Not in my life, you aren't." "Krystle" "How about the truth, Mark?" "You lost your job in New York, right?" "So you came to Denver because Krystle might be good for a few dollars." "I don't want money." "Money isn't important to me anymore." " lsn't it?" " No." "Well, what is?" "That you believe me about what I told you last night." "That you're still, at least technically, my wife." "It's a divorce decree." "Our divorce decree." "It's a phoney, Krystle." "It's signed." "It's stamped." "Look at it." "Just look at it." "It's a phoney." "A fake." "It looks official." "But it's not." "I got to drinking a lot when I was in Mexico." "Moving." "Here, there, all over the place." "Then I was down in Guadalajara with my last hundred bucks." "I bought this from a lawyer I met in a bar." "A bar?" "You bought our divorce in a bar?" "And I wouldn't have sent it to you if I didn't think it was genuine." "And now, after all this time, you decide it isn't." "Why?" "Mrs. Colby found out." "She told me the truth." "Mrs. Colby?" "How?" "She hired a detective and he checked it out." "Then she told me what your life was really like here." "She phoned you about this?" "No." "No." "She came to New York." "Mark, Fallon Colby hasn't been to New York." "Alexis Colby." "Alexis?" "Yeah." "God, you've sunk to a new level." "A man who walks out on me, no goodbyes, just walks out on me, scheming with a woman that rotten." "They're gonna have to rewrite the books when it comes to unholy alliances." "Oh, nice of you to join us." " Where were you?" " That's my business." "Oh, you're wrong about that." "This hotel and every employee in it is my business." "I mean, I can't have a pro who cancels all his lessons every day." "There are two things that I am not in the mood for, Fallon." "That's arguing and working." "Now or ever." " Who is it?" " Room service." "Who?" "The party last night." "And this gala for the count this afternoon." "Would you like to share in a hangover?" "This isn't one of my champagne days." "Sorry." "Look, I'm sorry about the way I treated you." "I realise you're one of the star attractions around here." "That is not what I was sore about." "Well, you wanna tell your mean old boss why you're feeling so low?" "You're not mean, you're not old and I'm not low." "You're not levelling with me either." "Somebody let the air out of your tyres." "Who?" "Okay, let's blame the irs." "They're auditing my tax return for 1776." "It's obviously personal." " I wouldn't stick my nose in it but" " Then don't." "My life's my own, Fallon." "On or off the court." "And it's very messy too." "I do provide maid service, you know." "I like to take care of my own things in my own way." "Okay?" "It's Krystle, isn't it?" "I saw you talking on the terrace last night." "Do you wanna tell me about it?" "That's none of your business." "And please take your champagne and leave." " And please do leave." " Oh, temper, temper." "It's not my fault if you didn't turn her on." "Maybe you've lost your touch." "Who says?" "Still think I've lost it?" "So I was wrong." "And so were you." "I just came by to protect my investment." "Bye." "Hi." "Are you redecorating his room too?" "What are you talking about?" "Your tennis pro." "The guy you went swimming with last night." " Jeff, I really don't" " Never mind." "I'm here about Steven." "Blake's contact found out where he signed on." "They found Steven?" "Where can we reach him?" "An oil rig in the Java Sea." "Indonesia." "You know, I was just thinking, Steven." "That letter I mailed for you in Hong Kong, there was no return address." "So how can they answer?" "They can't." "You're dumb." "You know that?" "You've got a family." "The rich Carringtons." "People who care about you." "You don't know what you've got." "Ben, you're the one who doesn't know what he's got." "Nobody to answer to." "Nobody telling you how to live." "Nobody telling you what a disappointment you are." "Nobody's right." "I've never had a family." "You may not realise it, but that can have its advantages." "Let's get some sleep, okay?" "Dumb." "Real dumb." "And you're gonna know it someday." "Do you hear me, Steven?" "I've already taken care of your luggage." "It's in the car." "Oh, thank you, Joseph." "What shall I tell Mr. Carrington when he calls from Washington?" "I mean, this sudden trip." "Say that I have important personal business." " In Mexico?" " Yes." "Well, where exactly?" "It's a very large country." "I'll be in touch." "Well, I have to tell Mr. Carrington something." "Joseph, if you don't know anything, there's nothing to tell." "Well, then according to my associate in Guadalajara, you spent a few days there, didn't you?" "I mean, before coming here to Acapulco." "That's right." "Mrs. Carrington, I'm sorry." "I'm very sorry." "But attorneys must face facts." "And the facts of this case, frankly, they're very bad for you." "You see, we researched the files of every court in the state of Jalisco." "There is no record of a divorce between this Mark Jennings and yourself." "But look at this document." "The signature." "It's the court-clerk's signature." "I see it." "Now, this gentleman retired and left Guadalajara a couple of years ago." "Yes, but the word was he moved here to Acapulco." "Now, if you can find him, maybe he'll remember something to indicate why there's no record of the divorce on file." "You have to find him, Mr. Ramon." "Please." "I'm not leaving until I've tracked down every lead." "Find him." "I'll try." "May I have a copy of the document?" "Yes." "Thank you." "Now, you do understand that Acapulco is a tourist city." "People come and people go." "Anyway, I'll do my best." "No, no, no." "We'll just keep trying, Marcia." "Now, I want you to call a Mr. Charles Haden at the American Embassy in Mexico City and see if he's found out anything at all about my wife." "Yes, Mr. Carrington." "I'll get right on it." "Adam Carrington's here to see you." "He is?" "Oh, yes, yes, I asked him to come over." "Send him in, please." " Hello, Adam." " Good morning, Father." " How are you?" " Very well, thank you." "I hear Krystle is in Mexico." "Yes." "Yes, she is." " Please sit down." " Thank you." "Now, you've got a very busy schedule today, I understand, so I'll get right to it." "Now, I know that you're close to your mother." "And I appreciate your feelings." "What I don't know is whether you're aware of the stunt that she tried to pull with Neal McVane at Fallon's party." "Stunt?" "What kind of stunt?" "Well, you don't know then." "That's oil under the bridge." "Well, at least that part of it anyway." "Now, you sound as if your trip to Washington with our estimable congressman was a success." "It was." "My loan from the government has been secured." "And the oil, the shale oil is really going to begin flowing under that bridge now." "I'm happy for you, Father." "Thank you." "I knew you would be." "Adam, you and I have grown to care about each other." "We've grown to have some kind of a relationship." "But..." "But?" "The same doesn't hold true for your mother and me." "You once asked me:" ""Were you and Alexis enemies?"" "And I evaded the question." "Well, we are enemies." "And that places me in an awkward position with you because I work very closely with her." "Well, let's put it this way." "Alexis is a woman of high temper." "She operates on her passions." "Now, if I know anything at all about you, you're cool." "You're cool and logical." "So I would like you to ride herd on your mother." "As in Montana cowboy?" "As in a son she apparently listens to." "Now, I want her kept out of my business." "I want her to keep her hands off anything at all that concerns Denver-Carrington." "I'm not a watchdog, Father." "And mother is a strong lady." "A very, very strong lady." "Well, if she keeps on this way, she's gonna get hurt." "And if she thinks she's going to be able to play in my league, she's gonna lose." "So if you care anything at all about your mother," "I'd make a note of that." "Look, if she's your problem, so be it." "But that's between the two of you." "Then I can't count on you, is that what you're trying to tell me?" "I didn't say that." "But I will ask you something else while we're at it." "What, a hypothetical what, but what would you do if you were forced into the position of having to fight me as well?" "I'd fight." "Hard." "With everything that's in me." "I'd fight you both." "My ex-wife and my son." "And you'd better believe that." "Somehow, I do." "Well, you're right." "I do have a heavy day at Colbyco." "Good morning, Father." "Yes, Marcia?" "I talked to Mr. Haden." "He said that Mrs. Carrington was in Guadalajara till yesterday." " Was that all he said?" " Yes." "Well, damn it, that's no good." "I wanna know where my wife is now." "Right." "Well, I'll be at the office soon, just tell him to wait." "Bye." "Jeff." "What's the matter?" "Nothing, I" "I always do that when I'm thinking." "Well, what or whom were you thinking about?" "No, it's what." "There's a contract on my desk and I'm deciding on whether I should sign it or not." "You work too much." "And I don't think you sleep enough." "And then when you sleep, you don't relax." "Snoring away, all tensed up." "I don't snore." "I passed your room one night." "You snore." "Now, there." "How's that feel?" "Feels good." "Real good?" "I'm sure it would feel a lot better too, if I stayed here all day." "But I have to get to the office." "See, work." "That's all you think about." "Don't you ever think about taking a day off?" "Or an afternoon off?" "Whatever happened to you?" "Where's all the fun?" "It's gone." "It's all gone." "Oh, don't make me laugh." "Don't try and be funny." "This makes me sad." "Me trying to be funny makes you sad?" "No, the fact that you've changed." "Well, growing older does have its drawbacks." "Is this a grey hair?" "No." "No, I guess it just must have been the light." "I'd better get out of here." "All right, let me cheer you up first with a happy thought for the day." "What, did you phone one of those happy anonymous voices?" "Mrs. Gunnerson does and then she ends up scowling the entire day." "No, I didn't phone." "I spoke to your son and he spoke to me." "Yes, I said, "Hello there, you gorgeous fella." "How's it going this morning?"" "And then I said:" ""So tell me, Little Blake, who do you love best in the world?" "Me?" "Kirby?"" "You know what he said?" ""Da."' Then "Da-da."'" "You're kidding." "Are you absolutely, positively sure he said that?" " Would I fib to you?" " Yeah." "I've gotta go." "And I don't snore." "All of you leave, please." "Thank you." "Papa." "Like those people, I'm an employee here." "So you're right." "A governess." "Who happened to be with her ward's father for a few minutes." "And he was upset about something and asked me to rub his neck." "And I did." "But does that make me a fallen woman?" "No, child, of course not." "But look, Kirby, I have eyes." "I have seen how you look at him every time he and you are in the same room together, when he passes you, when you pass him." "I like Jeff." "I always have." "So do I." "Let me spell it out for you." "Listen to me." "Jeff Colby, albeit by marriage, is a Carrington." "And like the rest of us, breathes the same air." "Carringtons and Colbys and Anders." "Are you listening?" "These people use people." "Jeff isn't one of these people." "He's a married man." "Jeff's married to Fallon, who doesn't want him." "But Jeff does want Fallon." "Well, I'm not so sure about that, how long he'll keep wanting her." "Aren't you, now?" "Well, then I have a suggestion to make to you." "Yes." "Kirby, I want you to get out of here." "I want you to get on a plane." "I want you to go to Paris." "I want you to patch things up with Jean-Paul." " Why?" " I think it's the right thing for you." "Right now, at this moment in your life." "What was it you did?" "A lovers' quarrel." "Well, that happens." "Talk things over with him." "Get things straight between you." "And then marry him just as you had planned." "I can't." "Why?" "Why can't you?" " Please leave me alone." " Kirby, you're my daughter." "You'll do as I ask." "I want you to get on the plane." "I want" "He is married." "He's what?" "Oh, come on." "I asked for that listing a week ago." "Katherine said you've been looking for me." "Yes, I was." "Are you all right, Jeff?" "I'm fine." "I sent you a memo a couple of days ago." "A query on the production estimates at the Garvey site." "I'm still waiting for an answer, Adam." "Memo?" "I never got any memo." "I wrote and signed it myself." "Well, maybe it's in here somewhere." "May I?" "Jeff, it's not signed." "I'm sorry." "No problem." "Are you really feeling okay, Jeff?" "You haven't been looking too well lately." "I guess it's just a matter of too much work and not enough sleep." "I've got a lot of paperwork to catch up on." "And I guess it must be kind of hard to work in your uncle's old office." "A lot of memories." "Well, you know what they say about memories that haunt?" "Give them a good, swift kick." "This is all you could get?" "A signature?" "What more proof do you need?" "Mr. Garcia confirmed that he indeed was the court clerk at the time." "Now, I gave him a piece of paper to sign, this one." "And as you can see, whoever forged your divorce paper," "look, they didn't even attempt an imitation." "Forged?" "Yes." "I'm so sorry." "Mr. Ramon." "Who's Mr. Ramon?" "Oh, Blake." "Oh, you've been a hard lady to catch up with." "Do you have any idea what you've cost me in long-distance calls?" "And that's about all of it." "Darling, you didn't have to go through this alone." "You should've phoned me in Washington and I'd have come right back." "Blake, you had enough on your mind." "You were fighting to keep your company from going under." "Since when does anything come before you?" "Besides," "I didn't know for sure if it was true about" "The fake divorce?" "Go on." "Say it." "Because that's what it was." "Mark Jennings knows it." "Alexis certainly knows it." "And they're saying it and gloating over it." "So you say it along with them." ""lt was a fake divorce."'" "And then you add this:" ""But tomorrow I'm going to fly home with my husband, my real husband, we're going to talk to his lawyers and we're going to find out what the Colorado law is about all of this." "And then we're going to make things right again for us."'" "Okay?" "I love you." "I love you so very much." "I'm sorry, I just" "I understand." "Well, now." "We just happen to be in one of the most romantic cities in the world." "The food in this hotel happens to be excellent." "So I'm gonna order us some supper." " that you believe me about what I told you last night." "That you're still, at least technically, my wife." "What is it, darling?" "What's the matter?" "Oh, Blake, I do love you." "I do." "I don't know what's the matter with me." "Well, you've been through a lot and you're tired, that's all." "No good morning, Adam?" "Good morning, Mother." "Why weren't you at Barbara and Marvin Davis' great party last night?" "We were all expecting you." "I stayed at home to watch the news on television." "Your failure." "My what?" "What are you talking about?" "All those reports about Denver-Carrington and Blake's terrific trip to Washington." "How he's going to save the country, single-handed." "Well, we'll see about that." "I thought you were going to see about that." "With McVane." "In your own very special way." "Don't be insolent, Adam, because I'm not going to take it from you." "Who do you think you are?" "Your son, who wants Colbyco to devour my father's company, not turn it into a national shrine." "And it's my fault." "I think so, yes." "Well, what you think most of the time, my dear Adam, doesn't interest me." "It's what I think that does." "And where does that put Colbyco these days?" "Exactly where I want it to be put." "You see, your name is Adam Carrington and mine is Alexis Colby, which means that I am Colbyco." "Is that clear?" "The next time that I get you invited to a great party, just be sure that you turn up." "There were a lot of very influential people there who could've been of great use to us in the future." "Yes, Mother." "I hear that you saw Blake yesterday." "That's right." "What did he have to say, other than gloating about his triumph?" "That he was ready to do battle with you." "That he was tired of your manipulations." "I invented that word." "Well, whenever he wants a good fight, I'm ready." "Just remember one thing, Adam." "I know more about Colbyco and about life and about everything than you do." "And I can still teach you a few things." "Such as?" "Such as manners, for one." "As I taught your brother." "The wayward homosexual." "The always polite and sometimes misunderstood young man, who is far too well-bred to ever be rude to his mother." "I suggest that you use Steven as your example when he finally decides to come home." "I'm sorry." "I didn't mean to frighten you." "You're off to the office." "Yes, and with good news too." "The law, and I quote," ""is going to grant you a Colorado divorce on the grounds of irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and desertion by the husband as the basis."'" "How long will it take?" "A whisper of time." "About 90 days." "During which time, I guess, we'll just have to live in sin." "Now, how about you going upstairs and repacking your bags?" "I've got Marcia working on our travel arrangements." "Travel?" "We never completed our first honeymoon." "We'll do it now." "We'll call it our second honeymoon." "How does Hawaii strike you?" "What about the divorce?" "What about it?" "It's just a legal technicality." "My people will handle it." "Meanwhile, we will sip mai tais and count the seven pools on Maui and" "And count our blessings that this thing's almost over." "It isn't, Blake, not yet." "Not all of it." "Well, which part of it specifically?" "The fact that this Jennings character is still your husband?" "Is that what's bothering you?" "He's not a character, Blake." "He's a very mixed-up, complex man under that veneer." "And I" " I feel I should talk to him about this before your lawyers do." "Why?" "Well, I just feel it's the decent thing to do." "Well, that's not gonna take 90 days." "Blake, I said some terrible things to him." "And now you want to apologise to him?" "No, just" "I just want to explain to him what I was going through, feeling." "I'm sorry, I don't understand." "You still have some feeling for him?" "Of course not." "But you want to see him." "You wanna be with him." "See him and talk to him." "About some unfinished business between you two?" "That's an awful thing to say." "Well, it's the truth, isn't it?" "No, it isn't." "After last night in Acapulco and your fatigue," "I wonder about the truth." "Well, forget Hawaii, just forget it." "Blake." "Yes, that's all I know." "Well, you call me." "Yes, you've got the facts." "You call me the minute you get any information." "Right." "Bye." "It's gotta be about Steven." "I wanna hear the whole thing." "No, it isn't." "It's about Krystle." "I was talking to one of our attorneys." "Oh, that divorce mess." "Well, it happens to be very important to me." "Where are your priorities, Daddy?" "I would think that since you came back from Washington and Acapulco, you'd be knocking yourself out to try and find your son." "Well, we know where he is." "We know that he's safe." "You don't know exactly where he is, which rig." "Aren't you even gonna try and pinpoint which one?" "Why?" "He doesn't wanna hear from us." "Yes, he does." "I know he does." "Look, Daddy, Steven left because you drove him out of here." "It's your obligation to get him back." "Please." "He's my brother." "I want him back." "All right." "I'll locate him." "But you're gonna have to talk to him, and see whether he wants to come back." "Get up, Steven." "Okay, okay, I'm up." "Let's go." "We're due up on deck now." "Come on."