Part 1:

Your prenup has three clauses that matter.

One, you both live in the family house, [music] not a single night apart.

Two, no affairs.

If infidelity is proven, the unfaithful [music] spouse leaves with nothing.

Three, neither of you files for divorce before [music] your 10th anniversary.

Whoever breaks any of these loses the right to half of everything.

Your anniversary is in 90 days.

Is that clear?

Yes.
[music] Yes.

Please welcome Mrs.

Raldi.

Her family built this [music] wing.

My husband’s family.

I just hold the scissors.

I can’t leave that house for one night.

You know that.

Give me one day.

I’ll find a way.

Without an $80,000 deposit, [music] I can’t book your mother’s surgery.

I pay every month.

She can’t wait another month.

Please.

I’m sorry, [music] Miss Novak.

It’s not my decision.

Next, please.
80,000. [music] Where do I get 80,000?

I’m sorry.

I didn’t see.

Who are you?

How can we look exactly the same?

That’s mine.

Please give it back.
80,000.

I know where you can get it.

Your mother, Helina.
[music] She raised me alone.

Her heart valve is failing.
$200,000. 80 goes to [music] this hospital today.

For what?

What do you want from me?

My father is dying in Leon. [music] My husband won’t let me leave the house.
[music] You want me to live as you?

I clean hotel rooms.

I don’t pretend to be other people.

Look at your [music] mother.

Without that money, she won’t live until tomorrow.

The [music] money goes to this hospital today in Helina Novak’s name, not to me.

Wire 80,000 to cardiology. [music] Patient Helina Novak, now.

So, what exactly do I have to do?

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Part 2:
A car will pick you up in 30 minutes.

Be ready.

Don’t worry about your mother.

Where am I going?

You’ll see.

Maison Valawa, the most expensive store in New York.
[music] Tell me about your husband.

What is he [music] like?

Matteo.

Charming in public.

I sit home.

We live on different floors.

Why?
[music] Two years ago, his partner walked away with half the company.

Matteo decided I helped him.

Did you?

Does it matter?
[music] How long do I have to be you?
90 days, until our 10th anniversary.

One night outside that house, [music] and my prenup leaves me with nothing.

So that’s why you can’t go to Lion.

And at night, what does he [music] expect from his wife?

Separate bedrooms, two floors apart.

He hasn’t knocked on my door since his partner left.

Lock it anyway.

So he doesn’t love you.

He loves Sophia and his restaurants.

I’m a [music] clause in a contract.

And you?

I love the half that’s coming to me.

Now you understand.

Breakfast [music] at .

He leaves at .

You never ask where he goes.

Rosa, the housekeeper, notices everything.

Never be kind to her.

I never am.

And Sophia, my [music] daughter, she’s seven.

You have a child?

You never said that.

Kiss her good night and close the door.

The nanny does the rest.

The dog hates me.

Stay away from Bruno.

It’s too small.

Then don’t take it off.

I always did.

Again, until your hand forgets your own name.

Tomorrow at 8, you go home.

My home.

From then on, you are me.

If [music] anything goes wrong, your mother dies in that hospital.

I promise [music] you that.

No, [music] tell them the price doesn’t change.
[music] Bruno.

Hey, sweet boy.

Hey, Matteo.
[music] Keep that dog away from me.

He ruins my clothes.

I’ll call you back.
[music] Dinner’s ready.

Join us.

We have a guest.

Of course, darling.
[music] To the lady of the house.

Oh God, Senora, I’m so sorry.
[music] It’s all right.

It’s only a jacket.

Are you okay?

You ruined a $3,000 dress. [music] Get out tonight.

Sora, please.

It’s raining.

Then walk faster.

Is there any dessert tonight?

Are you [music] trying to make me old with your sugar?

Take it away.
[music] What happened to you?

Trying to be a better version of yourself?

Maybe I got tired of the old one.
10 years, and you never changed [music] once.

I don’t believe in miracles.

I think I’ve had enough.

Excuse [music] me.

You forgot to lock your door.
[music] Matteo, you never come up here.

The dog, the maid, dessert. [music] What are you playing at?

Nothing.

I’m just tired.

You smile at me now, after what you did.

I sleep [music] two floors away so I don’t have to hear you breathe. 90 [music] days.

I count everyone.

Then I never have to look at you again.

Matteo, I don’t—
Good night, Vivien.

He can’t stand to hear me breathe.

Viviana, [music] what did you do to him?

Mrs.

Rinaldi, the nanny isn’t answering.

Sophia pushed a girl in class.

Please come.

I’m on way.

[music] Sophia, what happened?
[music] Why do you care?

You never come.

Sophia [music] pushed Emma to the floor.

She will not dance on Saturday.

Some children are never taught manners.
[music] Emma, who tore Sophia’s drawing?

She said her mom is coming on Saturday.

Everybody knows her mom never comes.
[music] Your daughter tore her drawing and laughed at her.

They’re children.

Let’s forget it.
[music] Sophia dances on Saturday.

Or the Raldi family stops paying for your new hall.
[snorts] I’ll be in the [music] front row on Saturday.

Not now, Sophia.

Give it to the nanny.

You said that [music] last year.

You didn’t come.

One time [music] doesn’t fix anything.

Mom came to ballet today. [music] She says she’s coming on Saturday.

Did she?

I did.

Lenoir called me.

You threatened her with my money.

She punished Sophia for nothing.

Two years, and you never once remembered the name of that studio.

I don’t know what game you’re playing, but I’ll [music] find out.

Good morning, Senora.
[music] Rosa, when did this house stop being happy?

You’re asking [music] me, Senora?

One night, two years ago.

Before that, he carried you up those stairs every [music] evening.

After that night, he never laughed again.

You know better than me what happened.
[music] Tonight is the foundation.

Gayla, 200 [music] guests and the press.

You’ll hold my hand and smile like you used to.
[music] Hello?

The Valmont Hotel, sweet suite 1204. 1 hour.

You said you were in Leon.

And you [music] said you don’t pretend to be other people.

Your daughter waited for you at ballet.

Your husband hates you.

What did you do to him?

That’s not [music] part of our deal.

I can end this today.

I’ll tell Matteo everything.

Tell him.

Who will he believe?

His wife or a hotel made with her face?

Your mother’s care [music] is paid one week at a time.

Don’t make me forget a payment.

Wear the red dress tonight.

He used to love it.

You haven’t worn red since—
Since when?

Let’s go.

The cameras are waiting.

Smile for the cameras.

Don’t [music] drink.

Don’t talk to anyone from the board.

Are you afraid I’ll say something wrong?

I’m afraid you’ll say something true.

Smile.

You’re hurting me.

Look at me.

Not at him.

At who?

Two years ago, he walked into my house.

If he comes near you tonight, I won’t stop this time.

Matteo, I don’t understand.
[music] Don’t pretend you don’t remember this dress.

Good evening, Vivien.

Red suits you.

It always did.

Papa, you gave him [music] my company.

Now you’ll live in my house and smile until the contract lets me throw you out with nothing.

Seeing him again was too much for you?

No, I saw your face when he spoke to me.

Don’t pretend you care.

I’m not pretending.
[laughter] That night, [music] I didn’t just lose half a company.

Since then, I check every smile in my life, even Sophia’s.

Then why keep [music] a wife you can’t stand?

If you walk away with half, he wins.

He [music] doesn’t get to win twice.

Papa.
[crying] [music] Sh.

I’m here.

It was just a dream.

She was in the red dress like that night.

Go away. [music] Don’t be kind to her.

She’ll believe you, and then you’ll disappear again.

I’m not going anywhere.

You always say that.

Why aren’t you [music] picking up, Vivien?

To freedom, to half of everything.
[music] [music] She asked me to come.

She said you’d be here.
[music] [applause] You came.

I promised.

Sophia fell asleep [music] smiling.

First time in 2 years.

She danced beautifully.

Thank you for being there.

Don’t look [music] at me like that, Matteo.

I’m not the woman you see.

Same face, [music] same voice.

So, why does she feel like a stranger I’ve been waiting for?

You’re double.

Let her [music] sweat.

Viven, call me back, please.

I can’t do this much longer.

Mr.

Raldi, your wife’s car is at the Raldi Heart Center again.

Third time this [music] week.

Room 412.

Patient Helina Novak.

Novak.
[music] Mama.

The surgery went well. [music] The doctors say you’ll wake up soon.

I have to tell you something.

I’m living in another woman’s house [music] under her name.

Her husband hates her.

Her little girl waited for her for 2 years. [music] And I am starting to love them, mama.

Both of them.

My name is Clara Novak, and every night I’m afraid he’ll look at me and see it.
[music] Can I ask you [music] something strange?

You never ask me anything.

If someone lied to you, but the lie [music] saved a life, would you forgive them?

Depends.

Did they lie to hurt you?

No.

I think they had no [music] choice.

Then I’d want to know who they really are, not who they pretended to be.

For 2 years, I lived with a woman who smiled and [music] lied.

This is different.

This one lies and tells the truth with everything she does.
[music] Who are we talking about, Matteo?

Nobody.

Good night.

He knows something.

Or I’m losing [music] my mind.

[music] Gotcha.
[music] [music] [sighs and gasps] I kissed her to make him watch.

Then I forgot he was there.

He kissed his wife.

So why does it feel like it was mine?

He never kissed [music] me like that.

You said he hates you.

He [music] hates me.

That’s not me.
[music] Enjoy the dress.

In 90 days, you’re back to scrubbing hotel bathrooms.

I’ll scrub them with clean hands.

Can you say the same?
[music] Careful.

One word to Viven, and your mother’s bills stop.

Shut your mouth, [music] you creep.

People like you make me sick.

You and Viven deserve each other.

And [music] you’re the saint.

You took money to lie.

You’re playing Matteo.

Same as us.

What?

The truth [music] stings?

Don’t you [music] dare compare me to you.

I did it to save my mother’s life.

Viven [music] lied to drag me into this.

She told me her father was dying in Leon and her husband wouldn’t let her go.

Trade a man like Matteo for you?

That takes really [music] bad taste.

Then I’ll tell him first tonight.
[music] Matteo, I have to tell you something.

I’m [music] not—
Your name is Clara Novak.

Your mother is in room 412.
[music] You knew.

Since when?

Since the hospital.

And [music] tonight, the kiss—that was for him, for her?

At first.

You used me just like she did.

Clara—
The number you have dialed is not available.

I’m coming back in two days.

Enjoy my bed while it lasts.

Are you [music] leaving?

I know you’re not my mom.

My mom never knew my bunny’s name.
[music] Pepper.
[music] So, you finally want to buy back your half?

No, I want it [music] back for free.

Every signature you forged two years ago.

And this morning, my wife reported her safe [music] empty.

Adrien Voss, you’re under arrest for fraud and theft.

You can’t prove anything.

Your bank already did.
[music] Tomorrow she’s back.

I’ll be gone before breakfast.

I lived [music] 10 years next to that face.

I never fell for it.

I fell for the [music] woman who knows my daughter’s bunny is called Pepper.

This morning, [music] I filed for divorce.

I’m not afraid of the contract anymore.

This one fits.

Marry me as Clara.

Yes.

Thank you for keeping my seat warm.

Now get out of my house.

It was never your house.

Clause two.

Infidelity [music] proven.

Photos, hotel bills, Adrienne’s bank.

You leave with nothing.
[music] You knew.

Since when?

Since the first evening.

She thanked Rosa.

Cla, I’m here.

Mama, I’m here.

I borrowed a [music] life for 90 days.

It gave me back my…