A Homeless Girl Helped a Billionaire's Grandma Walk Again | Full Movie

0:06 I can make you walk again. >> What did you just say? Are you completely insane? Ma'am, please just listen to me. >> Shut your [screaming] mouth. >> You filthy homeless liar. Who do you think you are? I believe she may be able to walk again. You hear that everyone? A crazy beggar thinks she can cure a woman who's been in a wheelchair for months. >> Camille, let the girl. >> Grandma, she is lying to you. >> Eleanor Harrington is treated by world name and doctors every single day. Specialists who earn more in an hour than you'll earn in your entire miserable life. I'm not saying I'm

0:52 better than a doctor. Then stop pretending you can perform miracles. You don't have a home. You don't have money and you come here telling rich people fairy tales. >> I used to take care of elderly patients. I noticed she still moves her feet and she looks dizzy when she tries to stand. >> Nobody asked for your opinion. >> Young lady, what did you notice? >> Pick it up. That's probably more than you have seen in months. I didn't come here for your money. Oh, now the beggar has pride. I came [music] because I think she needs someone to look closely at what's making her weak.

1:39 >> Camille, [music] enough. I want to hear her. >> Sometimes dizziness and weakness have more than one cause. She needs her doctor to review everything she's taking. Marcus, where are the pills? I need to give that old woman her medicine before Daniel gets here. >> You said this would be the last time. >> Don't start. Just give me the bottle. Her

2:34 medicine is none of your business. Why are you so angry? Because I said she might get better. If you love her, shouldn't you want that? I'm not accusing anyone. I'm asking you to let her doctor check what she's actually taking. You're a liar and a lunatic. Security, get this crazy woman out. [crying and laughter] >> Please don't pull me. Then crawl back to the street where you belong. Please don't touch my things. They're all I have. [music] You have nothing worth protecting. Look at this garbage. >> Stop it, Camille. >> Mrs. Mrs. Harrington, please ask your

3:19 doctor to check your medication. You don't have to give UP HOPE. >> STOP SAYING THAT, >> DANIEL. BABY, I'm so sorry. I didn't know you were there. >> Who are you trying to throw that water at? >> That girl. She's a homeless scammer. She keeps lying to your grandmother. >> Did you push her? I was protecting Grandpa. >> Answer me. Did you push her? >> Yes, Daniel. She pushed her down and threw money at her. The girl came to talk to me, nothing more. >> Are you hurt?

4:05 >> I'm all right, but please listen to your grandmother. Don't listen to her. She's crazy. >> Camille, not another word. >> What did you tell my grandmother? >> I said I think she might walk again. I can't promise a cure, but I don't think anyone has the full answer yet. >> I can still feel my feet, Daniel. But after my morning medicine, sometimes the room spins and I can't hold myself up. >> That's why I asked about her medicines. A doctor should review what she actually takes, not just what appears on a list. The best specialists have been treating her. This woman can't possibly know more than them. Then you won't object to a fresh review. >> Of course not. But don't bring this stranger into our lives.

4:52 >> What's your name, dear? >> Ruby Johnson. >> Ruby. You didn't ask me for a dollar, even after Camille threw money at your feet. >> I'm sorry you were treated this way. I can arrange for my grandmother's physician to speak with you if you're willing. >> I would like that. >> Daniel, you cannot be serious. >> We're leaving now, Camille. Grandma needs rest. >> Miss Johnson, where can my office protect you? >> I don't have a reliable number right now. >> Then come by the hotel reception tomorrow. They'll arrange a conversation with the doctor and we'll pay you for your time.

5:37 >> Thank you. >> Take care of yourself, dear. >> You too, ma'am. I can't believe you entertained a crazy homeless woman in front of everyone. >> And I can't believe you threw water at her. >> Grandma, I was defending you. >> No, you were defending your pride. >> Daniel, stop. Easy little one. That's it. Nobody should go hungry.

6:25 >> Daniel, bring that girl home. >> Grandpa, >> you heard me. >> No. Absolutely not. She's a filthy beggar. She could steal from us. >> Watch your language. >> She's doing this for attention. Did >> she know we were watching? No. >> Did she ask us for anything? >> No, Grandpa. >> She has almost nothing and still shares her last meal. >> I want her as my companion and caregiver. If she has the experience, we'll do proper checks. >> If she comes to that house, I'm leaving. Then have a safe trip. Now, Daniel, before she walks away, >> is that your cat? >> No, I just met him.

7:11 >> You gave him your lunch? >> He looked hungrier than I was. >> Grandma wants you to come home with us as a caregiver. If the interview and references check out, you'll be paid fairly with a room while you work. >> Mr. Harrington, I don't belong in a place like that. Do your shoes tell me how well you care for someone? >> No, I guess not. >> Then let us hear you out. Grandpa's doctor stays in charge of her treatment. >> And if she still can't walk, >> you'd still be paid for honest work. >> All right. >> I'll come back for you, sweetheart. >> There's a clinic nearby. I'll arrange for someone to make sure he's okay. >> You remembered him? >> Someone told me to help, even if nobody knew my name.

8:00 Ruby, it's a car. It can be cleaned. >> Is that a hotel? >> No. >> A museum? >> No. >> Please don't tell me that's your house. >> That's our house. >> Oh, Lord. Mrs. Fields, this is Ruby Johnson. She's here to interview for grandma's personal care position. Please [music] make her comfortable. >> Welcome, Miss Johnson. Please, just Ruby. And you can call me grandpa. >> Grandma. Everyone who loves me does. >> Our accountant doesn't

8:45 >> because that [music] man keeps telling me how much I spend. [laughter] This is all for me? >> Yes. You'll be staying here while you're on duty if you accept the position. I haven't slept in a room with my own door for a long time. Miss Drake had these prepared. [music] I look like a walking curtain. [laughter] Who put you in that costume? Miss Chamilleia requested it. >> Of course she did. Ruby is here to help me, not dust the chandeliers.

9:31 >> I can dust a chandelier if you need me to. [laughter] >> Ruby, I'm sorry. I thought NOBODY WAS HERE. >> MR. HARRINGTON, GET OUT. >> I'M GOING. I'M NOT LOOKING. This house is too big. >> Daniel, why are you standing outside a bathroom looking like you've seen a ghost? >> Wrong door, Grandpa. >> Whose door? >> Grandma, please. >> At least something interesting finally happened in this house. >> I can hear you, Grandma. [laughter]

10:25 Good morning, Grandma. How are your legs? >> Weak, but I've been thinking about that dance you promised me. >> I promised to help you try safely, not to win a dance contest. >> Details, dear. >> Have you taken anything this morning? >> Not yet. I've asked Rebecca to come. >> Good. Let's make sure she checks all your medications. Morning Ruby. >> Good morning, Mr. Harrington. >> Daniel, did you remember to lock your doors last night? >> OH, GRANDMA. >> PLEASE, GRANDMA. >> WHAT? >> I was asking about security. [laughter]

11:17 about the dizziness whenever he stands and how she takes her medicine. >> You [snorts] have some movement and strength. We need to understand why you're so unsteady. She says the dizziness can get worse after her morning pills. That's important. I'll review every prescription over-the-counter medicine and supplement she's actually been given. We'll also check for other causes. Does that mean I can dance again? >> I won't promise that today, but it's worth investigating and we can begin safe rehabilitation. >> What's going on? I thought Grandpa already had the best doctors. >> She's getting another review. From now on, no one gives Grandpa any medicine unless Dr. Price has checked it. >> I've been taking care of her for months. Reviewing everything is good care, Camille. >> And it's what I want,

12:06 Ruby. Is there something you didn't want to say in front of everyone? Yes. I saw Camille outside the restaurant before I went in. She kissed a man called Marcus. Then she asked him for pills to give Eleanor. He handed her a bottle. Did you see the label or knew what was inside? No, I only saw the bottle. That's why I didn't accuse her in the restaurant. Time, the shape of she was standing. Thank you for telling me. A serious concern isn't the same as proof, but I need to know about anything Elellanor may have taken. I will speak with her and review all her medications. Please don't tell her she's been poisoned. We don't know that. She's already frightened. Agreed. We'll tell her what we know, not what we fear. And please don't try to investigate those pills by

12:51 yourself. That every medicine and supplement needs to be checked. The pills Camille brought make me drowsy after breakfast. From now on, no one gives Eleanor any medicine without Dr. Price's instructions. Grandma, I'm sorry I left so much of this to other people. From today, I want to know how you're feeling every morning. >> Then stop coming home after I'm asleep. Have breakfast with me once in a while. >> Deal. You didn't make her a promise you couldn't keep. You made us ask a question we should have asked months ago. >> Then listen to the answer when the doctor finds it, even if it isn't what you hoped. Did you give her the pills? >> Keep your voice down. The doctor's

13:38 checking everything again because of that homeless girl. >> You said they were supposed to help her sleep. She's still in a wheelchair. Camille, I don't like this. >> You already gave me the bottle. Don't pretend you suddenly have a conscience. >> I want out. Don't ask me for anything else. >> Don't call me again unless I call first. Ruby hungry honey >> can I ask what happens to all this extra food? >> Some goes to staff. The rest is saved if it's safe. Anything left out too long gets discarded. >> Could we pack the unteed safe portions? I know people who could really use a hot meal. [music]

14:26 >> [music] >> That's [music] enough for a whole family. >> I hope so. >> And if it's for you, you never have to hide it. >> I know. Thank you for [music] trusting me. >> [music] >> Good. Good.

15:12 [music] Ruby girl, where have you been? >> I got a job, Samuel. And I brought dinner. >> We should eat it while it's hot. You came all the way back here for us. >> You brought me soup when I had nothing. You think I'd forget? >> Honey, you're going to freeze. >> I have a warm room now. You need it more.

15:58 >> Ruby. >> Mr. Harington, you followed me? >> Yes. I saw you leaving with food every night. I didn't understand. >> You thought I was stealing? >> I was worried. But you're right. I should have asked. I'm sorry. She's a good girl this one. When she had half a [music] sandwich, she'd still share it with us. >> Can I help >> you? >> Yes, me. >> Then start [music] with those boxes. Don't forget the napkins. >> Well, aren't you a handsome waiter? >> Tonight, I guess I am. >> [laughter]

16:52 >> What happened before you came to our house? >> The care home closed. I lost my job, then my apartment. My mother died years ago. There wasn't anyone else to call. >> I'm sorry. >> Samuel and Mary looked after me, so I go back when I can. We could work with the church in June to arrange regular deliveries of extra food properly prepared and safely stored. >> You'd really do that? >> I would. I think we can do better than having you carry everything on a bus at night. >> Samuel is going to love you. >> And what about you? >> I mean, are you happy with the job >> so far, Mr. Harrington? [laughter]

17:38 We used to serve dinner here every Friday. [music] Then the volunteers moved away and it stayed closed. >> You have a whole kitchen sitting empty. It needs work. [music] A lot of work. >> If we cleaned it, we could cook here instead of carrying boxes across town. People could sit down, warm up, and eat together. [music] >> We could ask the church to let us use it again. >> I want to run it properly, not just for one holiday. But I don't want Daniel to buy me a whole kitchen. >> Then don't ask him. Ask [music] the people who eat here to help build it. You once said your dream was a place

18:24 where nobody had to beg for dinner. Maybe start with [music] one room. And every [music] good dream starts with sweeping the floor. >> Then let's start. Jean, if a kitchen has been closed for months, how do you know which equipment is still safe to use? You check every part before you serve a single plate.

19:10 Ask the church what was approved before and have the right people inspect the rest. Why? Samuel showed me a little room. I want to bring it back to life. I'd rather learn than pretend I know everything. >> I know someone who could renovate it. I know you know someone for everything. >> I was only trying to help. >> Then help me learn how to do it. Don't take over. >> All right. What do you need from me? >> Nothing tonight. June is teaching me. When I need help carrying a table, I'll ask. >> You drive a hard bargain. >> Good. I'll need that skill when I start paying for a room of my own.

20:00 Since you're here, you can help dry these. >> No, Mr. Harrington, you're going to wake the whole house. >> I was testing the acoustics. >> The acoustics passed. The dishwasher failed. [laughter] >> Daniel, why does Ruby keep calling you Mr. Harington >> because he's my employer. >> How terribly romantic. >> Grandma, >> what? I said nothing. Now Ruby needs a warm coat. Daniel, take her shopping. >> I really don't need anything expensive. >> Grandma, I have meetings. >> Am I important? >> You know you are. >> Then make time. >> You're enjoying this >> a little. [laughter]

20:45 [snorts] Mr. Harrington, are you lost? This isn't the boardroom. >> Grandma asked me to bring her fresh sheets. I thought I could fold one first. >> You own hotels, but one bed sheet just defeated you. >> This thing has more corners than my contracts. >> It's got four. You just keep fighting the [music] wrong ones. >> I believe the sheet is trying to kill me. >> Relax. I've saved people from worse than laundry. [laughter]

21:43 Congratulations. Your first honest day's work. >> Excellent. Tomorrow he can learn to iron his own shirts. >> Grandma, you're enjoying this too much. >> I've waited 35 years for this moment. >> This one's warm and I can actually move my arms. >> That's usually a good feature in a coat. >> Don't make fun of my fashion expertise. If it's what you want, you can have it. I want the other one. The one I can wear to work without worrying about ruining it.

22:42 I'll let you buy the next one. Today I want to buy something with my own salary. >> Deal. [laughter] >> Mrs. Harrington, push gently through your feet. will stand only as long as you're comfortable. >> That's it, Grandma. You're doing it. I'm standing. Daniel, look. >> I see you, Grandma. I'm right here. [gasps] >> I thought I'd never do that again.

23:27 >> You did the hard part. Tomorrow, we'll try what the therapist says is safe. Oh. Come on, >> Daniel. Show Ruby how good your balance is. >> My balance? Why? >> You've spent the last hour telling me to believe in myself. Let's see yours. [laughter] >> Just a simple game for Daniel, Mrs. Harrington. Not an exercise for you to copy. >> 10 seconds. No cheating. >> I can do 10 seconds. >> Five. That's a failing grade, Mr. Harrington. >> These shoes are not designed for humiliation.

24:13 >> Neither was my wheelchair. Yet here we all are. [laughter] >> [laughter] >> What a pity. Now you'll have to find another excuse to hold her hand. >> Grandma, >> I was celebrating my athletic refillament. >> Of course, darling. Very athletic. [laughter] >> You're getting very comfortable here, aren't you? I'm doing my job. May [music] I pass? Your job is to care for an old woman, not to flirt with my fianceé. Mr. Harrington has been kind to me, that's all. Men like Daniel don't

25:00 marry girls who used to sleep on sidewalks. You can wear pretty clothes and play with his grandmother, but you'll never belong in his world. I didn't come here looking for a husband. I came here to work. Then keep your distance. You should talk to Daniel if you're unhappy, not follow me around the house. >> Stay away from him. Then spend more time with him instead of watching me. You shouldn't have come here, Marcus. >> I want that bottle back. I never wanted this to go on so long. >> Keep your voice down. The doctor is

25:47 checking everything now. >> Then this stops. I won't bring you anything else. >> How long have you been standing there? Long enough to know you're worried about something. A maid who listens at doors can lose her job very quickly. Then speak where people can't hear you. And stop calling me a maid like it's an insult. Doctor, I saw the man I told you about again. Marcus came to the side gate and demanded the bottle back. Camille said she was afraid because you were checking her medicines. You did the right thing telling me. Don't confront either of them. I'll make sure Elliot's medication is reviewed and handled only by the

26:33 medical team. >> Please don't tell Grandma something that hasn't been checked. I don't want to frighten her. I won't speculate. I'll investigate the concern properly. >> Why are you late? I was talking with the doctor about the medicines. Let's see how kind everyone thinks you are after this. Miss Drake, was Ruby looking for you? >> I was checking whether my bracelet was left in this room after the laundry came through.

27:19 >> Her room? She only arrived recently. >> Then I suppose I wasted my time. Daniel, I don't want to make a scene, but I saw something in her drawer while looking for my missing bracelet. I think it may be the medicine grandma was taking. You were in my room. I had every right to look for my bracelet. Open that drawer. >> No, not because you tell me to. >> Ruby, I need to ask. Have you brought [music] any medicine into the house? No, I told Dr. Price what I saw and I

28:06 haven't touched Grandma's medication. Why are you asking me as if I've already done something wrong? Because the bottle is right there. Don't touch my belongings again. Call Dr. Price and Mrs. Fields. We'll all look at it together. [snorts] This is not one of Eleanor's approved medications. No one should use it. But finding a bottle in a room does not

28:52 tell us who put it there. >> It was in Ruby's room. What more do you need? >> You went into my room without permission. Ask Mrs. Fields. I didn't even know you were there. >> I saw Miss Camille coming out of this room last night. Ruby was downstairs with June. I called Ruby, but she was working. >> I was looking for a bracelet. That's all. Then why didn't you ask me? Why did you wait for Daniel to be with you before you said anything? >> We need an appropriate investigation, not a verdict made in a hallway. Ruby raised the medication concern with me on my first visit. That's an important fact too. >> Mr. Harrington, you gave me this job

29:38 because I cared about your grandmother. If you no longer trust me, say it plainly. I won't stay in a house where I have to defend myself every morning. >> Ruby, I shouldn't have questioned you that way. I'm sorry. I will not let Camille search your things again. >> An apology is a start. Trust has to come from what we do next. Yeah. From now on, no guests go into the staff lane on their own. >> Honey, are you making pie or building a house? >> I'm being generous with the flour.

30:23 >> Something smells good. >> [laughter] >> What? >> Got a little flower on your face. [laughter] >> Here, child, before you turn into a biscuit. [laughter] >> Is that for a pie or you feeding a horse? >> I can run a company. I can cut an apple. >> I remember you burning toast at 10. [laughter]

31:13 Leave them. If the pie burns, [music] we'll order another. >> Yes, ma'am. Is that the cat from the [music] hotel? >> The same one. The vet says he's doing much better. [music] >> Hey, little one. >> I thought you'd want to see him again. >> You really remembered. >> You gave him your [music] last lunch. It seemed only fair he got another one. I'm calling him Biscuit [snorts] >> because of [music] the bread. [laughter] >> Because he stole my lunch and somehow I still love him.

31:59 >> He must know a good person when he sees one. Excuse me. I'm supposed to be running a company. >> Biscuit. >> Is everything all right? >> Your cat has taken over my office. >> Our [music] cat, remember? and he seems to like your job.

32:45 >> He's already better at making everyone stop [music] working than my entire management unit. >> Hold still. You're wearing half the cat. Daniel, [music] if you're done being groomed, I need my tea. >> Grandma, Ruby was rescuing my jacket. >> Of course. First she rescued me, then the cat, and now your jacket. Busy girl. >> I think I'll go make that tea.

33:42 If you're calling it a kitchen, we'll make it work like one. Clean surfaces, safe food, volunteers who know what they're doing. >> Then tell me what I'm missing. Don't be gentle. This room can work, but it needs a schedule and people who will actually show up. >> I'll show up. You still owe me the soup you promised when you were sleeping outside. >> You kept feeding me back then. I'm working on repaying you. >> I wasn't keeping score.

34:29 You saved your wages for this? >> Some for the kitchen, some for a room of my own. I know it isn't much, but it's a start. We do. Have you ever painted anything that wasn't a spreadsheet? >> I've painted a fence once very badly. >> Then start behind the cupboard. Nobody will see the mistakes. [laughter] [snorts] >> You've got something on your face. >> Don't tell me. [music] I look like the

35:15 bed sheet again. [laughter] [music] >> How many meals today? >> 40. Samuel says more people have come since the weather got colder. [music] >> Let's make 50. What is all this? Have you turned this house into a soup kitchen? >> We're helping the church distribute meals >> for street people with our food. Nobody is asking you to do anything.

36:01 You're the reason he's wasting money on this nonsense. Please don't waste it. Someone is waiting for that meal. Put it down, Camille. >> They're not our responsibility. >> You know, for months I've made excuses for the way you treat people. I can't keep doing that. >> She's turning you against me. >> No, I'm listening to your words and watching your actions. >> Yeah. I'm sorry about the way I asked you about those pills. I saw a bottle and I

36:46 forgot you were the one who asked the doctor to investigate. >> It hurt because I thought you had started to know me. [sighs] >> I did. I just let fear speak first. >> You have people to protect you when you're wrong. I don't. If Camille lies about me, one word from you can cost me my job and my home. >> You're right. I can't erase that by buying you anything. >> Then don't buy me anything. When you hear someone being humiliated, speak up before you find out who they are. >> I'll do better. And when your kitchen opens, I want to be useful, not in charge. >> Then you can wash dishes. June says that's a lifetime assignment for you. [laughter]

37:38 You're [music] still angry about a few boxes of food. >> It's not the food. It's the way you treat people. At the restaurant, you pushed Ruby down. [music] Today, you threw away meals for hungry people. [laughter] >> She's a homeless [music] nobody, and you've fallen for her act. >> This isn't about Ruby. It's about who we are when nobody important is watching. >> So, you're choosing her over me? I'm choosing [music] not to marry someone I no longer trust. Camille, the engagement is over. >> You can't humiliate me like this. We have a wedding to plan. >> I'm sorry you're hurt, but we're not [music] getting married. >> You'll regret throwing me away. >> Please arrange [music] to collect your things.

38:34 You don't have to do that, Mr. Harrington. >> I wanted to help. >> You've been helping a lot lately. >> Camille and I have ended our engagement. That decision was mine, and it wasn't because you asked for anything. >> I'm sorry it ended badly. >> Ruby, would you have dinner with me this weekend? Not as your employer, just the two of us. No, Daniel. [music] >> No, >> I mean it. You pay my salary. I sleep under your roof. You helped me when I had nowhere to go. That's not a fair place to start a romance. >> I would never ask you to repay me for any of that. >> Then don't make me feel I have to say yes because you're kind to me. I worked hard to get my independence back. I won't become your next rescue project.

39:24 You're right. I shouldn't have put you in that position. I'm sorry. >> I like the man who's learning to show up for grandma and for people at the church, but that doesn't mean I'm ready to date him. >> Then I won't ask again. If you ever want something different, you can tell me. Your job won't change either way. >> Good. Now, help me take grandma her tea. That's a much better offer. Tell me something, Ruby. Has my grandson been bothering you? >> No, Grandpa. He asked me to dinner and I

40:12 said no. >> You said no to Daniel? He just ended an engagement and he's still my employer. I need to know who I am without anyone's money deciding it for me. [laughter] >> My grandson needed to hear that. Well done. >> You're not upset. >> Why should I be? I want you both happy, not trapped. Let him earn your trust. Now, could you get the light blanket from the chair? The wind is turning chilly.

40:57 >> Chamilleia, what are you doing here? I came for my belongings, but I see you've already replaced me with [music] your favorite little stray. Grandma needs her rest. Please leave us alone. Don't you dare tell me what to do in this house. >> Look at you. A homeless girl in a clean uniform acting [music] like you own the Harrington family. I'm taking care of Eleanor. That's what I'm paid to do. Paid? [music] You mean buying yourself a rich boy one smile at a time? Daniel asked me to dinner. I told him no. You don't know anything about what I want. You refused him. Don't make me laugh. A girl who begged outside a restaurant doesn't turn down a billionaire. >> Camille, enough. Ruby has more

41:43 self-respect than you ever gave her credit for. >> And there you are defending her again. All because she made you believe in some miracle. >> I trust my doctor and my own progress. And I saw what you did to Ruby in that restaurant. Grandma, stay here. I'll ask Mrs. fields to escort Mistake out. >> You're not walking away from me. >> Let go of my wrist. You'll never take my place.

42:33 Ruby, help. HELP HER. SOMEBODY HELP HER. Got to take take it. I help my circus. >> Ruby. Call an ambulance now.

43:22 Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, come on, sweetheart. Please come back to us. Daniel, >> I'm here. Don't try to move. Help is coming. What happened? >> She slipped. I tried to catch her. >> Don't you lie to him. I was sitting right here. I SAW YOU PUSH HER. >> She pushed me. >> I heard you, Chameleia. Stay away from Ruby and Grandma.

44:21 >> Grandma. >> Oh, sweetheart, you frightened us. >> You jumped in. >> Yes. Your suit looked expensive. [laughter] >> You nearly drowned and you're worried about my suit. >> It was a very nice suit. >> A suit can be replaced. You can't. [sighs] >> Daniel, get yourself something to drink. >> I'm fine. >> That wasn't a suggestion. I'll be right outside.

45:06 >> That boy hasn't left your side since the ambulance came. >> He saved my life. >> Yes. And if you had seen his face when he thought he'd lost you, >> Grandma. All right. [music] I won't say another word until tomorrow. [snorts] >> Daniel, I didn't fall because I was careless. I told Camille to leave Grandpa alone. She pushed me. Don't let anyone call it an accident. >> I won't. Grandma saw it. We'll make sure the truth is heard. >> And don't make decisions about my life while I'm lying in a hospital bed. I still get to choose what happens next. >> You do. [music] I promise. [clears throat]

45:51 >> Daniel. Thank God. How is she? >> She's alive. See, it was an accident. She slipped. That's all. >> She said you pushed her. >> She's lying. She wants you to hate me. >> Grandma was sitting right there. She watched you push Ruby. Why did you tell me she slipped? >> I've known you for years. Are you really going to believe a girl who slept on the street over me? >> Yes. And I believe my grandmother who watched you do it. You need to leave tonight. Security will help you collect what belongs to you. The incident at the pool will be reported and investigated. >> You're throwing me away for that beggar. >> I'm ending this because of what you've done.

46:37 >> You'll regret choosing her. >> My grandmother recognized your cruelty before I did. I should have listened sooner. You told me the police were asking about the pool. Why am I here? >> Because Ruby has turned everyone against me. You are going to tell Daniel that she asked you for pills. >> She never [music] spoke to me at the restaurant. >> Then say she did. You can say she wanted to impress the grandmother by making her weaker first.

47:30 I gave you a bottle because you said it was for sleep. [music] Then you kept asking for more even after you knew she was getting worse. I should have stopped you. >> You were happy enough to kiss me while my fianceé paid for our dinners. >> That was wrong, too. But I'm not framing an innocent woman to protect us. >> If I go down for this, you go down with me. Come to the Christmas party. I'll do the talking. You just agree. >> I'm not promising anything. >> [sighs] [gasps] >> Three steps today. Did you see that,

48:17 Daniel? >> I saw every one of them. >> You did the hard work, Grandpa. Weak legs can have many causes, including lost strength after a long time with little movement. The review of the medicine and the rehab is not finished. The medication review and the rehab both need to continue. We're making good progress. Mrs. Harrington, I need to tell you something. >> Miss Chamilleia gave me pills to place beside your breakfast. She said a specialist approved them. Sometimes she gave them to you herself. >> Were they on Dr. Price's list? >> I never checked. That was wrong of me. When the medicine review started, she told me to throw the container away. I kept it.

49:04 Why didn't you tell me? I was afraid of losing my job. I'm so sorry. >> Not to open the box or try the pills. That the box must go for proper testing and uh that she needs an exact record of how the medicine was given. >> Suspicions about the pills, all related information and evidence to be preserved. We'll find out what these are. No more secrets. You were right to ask about my medicine. >> I'm glad someone is checking. I never wanted to give you false hope. >> You gave me the courage to ask questions. That's different.

49:56 >> You are not lifting one box today. Doctors don't give those instructions as decorations. Then I'll tell you where the boxes go. >> A boss already. I knew it. >> Pumpkin soup, roast chicken, bread, and hot tea. >> I don't want anybody feeling like they have to beg at the door. >> Then nobody will. We serve everyone at the table. >> The church agreed we can reopen the room when the safety checks are done. It's yours to organize if you're willing to take responsibility. >> I am, but it belongs to everyone who works here. >> I want people to come for the food and stay because they feel welcome.

50:47 >> You didn't need a mansion to start something good. I just needed a door that opened. All right, Syria. for a word in private. >> There's something I saw before I ever walked into that restaurant. I didn't tell you then because I couldn't prove what it meant. >> What did you see? >> Chamilleia was kissing another man outside the service entrance. >> [music] >> She called him Marcus. Then she asked him, "Where are the pills? I need to give that old woman her medicine." He

51:33 handed her a little bottle. >> She said that about me. >> Yes. And I saw him again at the side gate. He wanted the bottle back. I told Dr. Price right away, but I didn't know what those pills were so I wouldn't accuse anyone of poisoning you. >> Why didn't you tell me she was seeing another man? Because a stranger's story about a kiss would only sound like revenge after she humiliated me. Grandma's health mattered more than your relationship. I needed a doctor to check the medicine, not a fight over a man. >> You were careful when [music] I wasn't. I'm sorry I didn't see what was happening sooner. >> You can still do the right thing now. Tell the people investigating what Mrs. Fields found and let them talk to Marcus. Don't let this become a rumor about Grandma. >> I will. >> You kept your promise in the restaurant.

52:19 You gave me a chance to be heard without turning my life into a spectacle. You deserve that from the beginning. [music] Marcus Cole >> [music] >> You're Ruby. Kaman said you'd be here. >> If you came to ask me to stay quiet, you're too late. I told the doctor what I saw. >> I [music] know. She told me you saw us outside the restaurant. >> What was in the bottle you gave her? Why

53:07 did she ask for it before [music] Daniel arrived? >> It wasn't prescribed to Eleanor. Camille said she needed the old woman calm until the wedding. >> [music] >> I knew it was wrong, but I kept telling myself it wasn't my business. >> You brought it. That made it your business. [music] >> She said she'll tell everyone you asked me for the pills. She's trying to make it your fault. >> You know that's a lie. You can still refuse to repeat it. >> What if I tell the truth and they come for me, too? >> That's something you'll have to face. Eleanor [music] nearly lost the ability to walk. I nearly died because Camille wanted me gone. I won't cover this up to make you comfortable. >> [music] >> I should speak to the people investigating. I don't know if I can do it in front of Camille. >> Then [music] speak to them before she

53:53 speaks for you and tell them the whole truth, not just the part that makes you look innocent. [music] >> You held your ground. >> I was scared. [music] >> Being brave doesn't mean you weren't. >> Marcus came to the church. He said he gave Camille pills Eleanor was never prescribed. He was afraid to admit it. Did he give you anything or ask you to handle medicine? >> No. I told him to speak directly with the investigators. I didn't accept anything from him. >> He came to find you alone. >> Samuel was nearby. I didn't go anywhere with him. I'm telling you now because I won't let Camille accuse me of hiding what I know. >> Thank you. I want you safe, but I won't decide what you can say or do.

54:38 >> Good. Grandma should hear the facts from Dr. Price when she's ready. Not rumors from the Christmas guests. Exactly. I can explain what the medication review found, but determining who deliberately administered what is for the investigation. We will keep Eleanor safe and not turn her recovery into a spectacle. >> She'd like [music] that. She always wakes up when her feet get cold. >> I know. She told me yesterday. Grandma said I'd find you here. >> She [music] knows everything. >> Are you going somewhere?

55:24 >> I've been thinking about finding [music] my own apartment when grandma needs less help. I want to build something of my own. Maybe a small community [music] kitchen with June and Samuel. >> Camila's choices are not your fault. >> I know. And I'm not running [music] away. I just don't want my entire future to depend on your house or your feelings for me. Quiet isn't always the same as happy. >> When you asked me [music] to dinner, I said no. I'm not taking that answer back because you saved my life. I need you to understand that. >> I do understand. [music] I won't ask you to repay me with love. Your work, your salary, and your choices are yours. Even if you never date me, >> I [music] still want to care for grandma while she needs me. After that, I want to stand on my own two feet. >> Then we'll make sure [music] she has good care, even if you move out. And if you start that community kitchen, I

56:09 won't step in and run [music] it for you. >> You're really going to let me decide? >> Yes. And I'd like to get to know you without being [music] your boss. But only when you're ready, and only if you want that, too. >> Oh, >> well, he already made his [music] choice. >> The cat is surprisingly demanding. [laughter] >> [snorts] >> Are you really moving out? Grandma's going to miss you. >> I'll still come for my caregiver shifts until her care team takes over. But I need somewhere that's mine. >> Did Daniel arrange the apartment? >> No, I found it myself. It's small and

56:56 the window faces a brick wall, but I paid the deposit with my wages. I used to carry everything I owned in this bag. I don't want to forget how it felt. But I don't want to live there forever either. >> May I come in? >> Sure. >> Grandma told me. Congratulations on your new place. >> It's not much. >> It's yours. That's enough. >> Want help moving it all in one car trip? >> Yes, after I finish today's care shift.

57:44 And no surprise furniture, please. >> I was thinking of a gold bud tub. >> Then I'd have to send it back. [laughter] >> Really, Biscuit? You're taking the entire suitcase. >> He's negotiating for first class. Seat by the window or a quiet corner. >> 30 people already, Ruby. Maybe 40. What do we do? We serve what we have in smaller portions if needed and tell

58:30 everyone honestly when the kitchen is running low. Nobody gets pushed out. >> That's a good answer. And I made more bread than you think. >> Would you like more warm water, >> Ruby? The sink's backing up. Need a hand? >> Yes. The sink is blocked. Don't touch anything unsafe. Just help me move those clean dishes away until the plumber gets here. >> Hand out the bread first, please, while I deal with the sink.

59:16 >> First night in the sink is already giving us drama. It's a Harrington family tradition. Last week, I lost a fight to a bed sheet. [laughter] Sir, please stay. We have a place for you. [music] Dinner's coming. >> Boss, you forgot to eat. [music] >> I thought we didn't have a boss. Then tonight, you're the one who's earned dinner first. [laughter] this. >> You built something good, Ruby. >> We built it. And tomorrow we'll open again.

1:00:14 Daniel, put on the old song. The one your grandfather and I used to dance to. >> Ruby, do you dance? >> Not very well. >> Neither does Daniel. >> That's not true. >> I can't dance for very long yet. Let me watch someone enjoy the music. >> Would you like to? >> Only if you promise not to step [music] on my feet. >> I'll try. >> Your face is a map. [music] >> [laughter] >> Sorry, >> that was my fault. >> You said you knew how to dance. >> I do. You're making it complicated. >> At least you're still [singing] >> takes us a while just to get [singing] into bed. Unlike the good old days when

1:01:02 we first met. Oh, we got the >> You're welcome. Finally, somebody dancing in this house again. >> Tomorrow night, you're coming with me to the Harrington House. Tell Daniel that Ruby asked you for those pills. >> No, I'm done lying for you. >> You brought them to me, Marcus. If I go down, you go down with me. >> I know what I did. I should have stopped when you asked for more. I'm telling the truth. >> Don't be stupid. Show up tomorrow or I'll tell everyone you planned it all.

1:02:05 >> Detective, my name is Marcus Cole. I supplied the pills Cammy Drake gave Mrs. Harrington, I need to make a statement. And she's going to the Harrington house tomorrow night. >> Merry Christmas, baby. Don't forget to eat before that fancy party. >> You sound like grandma. >> Then listen to both of us. How was the kitchen?

1:02:50 >> Busy, loud, perfect. I paid for the new shelves myself and everybody helped put them up. >> I'm proud of you. >> You can be proud from a respectful distance, Mr. Harrington. >> I've learned that lesson. [laughter] >> I still need to finish my caregiving shifts this week. After that, I'll be at the kitchen most days. You and I don't have to rush anything. >> We won't. I don't want an answer you feel pressured to give. I only want you to enjoy Christmas with us.

1:03:36 >> [music] >> Understood. Camille Drake is expected at the gate tonight. Hold your position. We move only on the coordination signal. >> You look beautiful. >> Thank you. [music] Mary almost made me wear a Christmas hat with bells. >> And she would have looked wonderful. [laughter] >> Merry Christmas, [music] my favorite

1:04:23 troublemakers. Merry Christmas, Mrs. Harrington. >> Tonight, call me Eleanor. I [music] want to celebrate with my friends. >> Daniel, I know you CAN HEAR ME. COME OUT. That homeless liar is in there. SHE DRUGGED YOUR GRANDMOTHER AND STOLE MY PLACE. EVERYONE NEEDS TO KNOW. You are not invited, Camille. Leave the property. >> I am not leaving until everyone hears what Ruby did. She gave your grandmother those pills, then pretended to save her.

1:05:08 >> You already tried that [music] lie. I'm not afraid to answer you. >> Bring me closer to the doorway, Daniel. She will [music] not use my name while I hide inside. Look, Ruby used pills like these to make Ellanar weak. Then she came here acting like some miracle nurse. I reported the medicine to [music] Dr. Price. I didn't give Grandpa those pills. And you know it. A homeless girl against my word. Who do you think they'll believe? I saw you leaving Ruby's room when you had no permission to be there. The bottle we found was examined with a doctor present.

1:05:53 >> You're all lying to protect her. >> Camille, >> who are you? [music] >> Camille, stop pretending. >> I have never seen this man in my life. Security. Get him out of here. >> You know exactly who I am. I'm Marcus Cole. You kissed me behind the Royal Ark restaurant the day Ruby walked in. >> You're crazy. I don't know you.

1:06:40 >> You looked me in the eye and asked, "Where are the pills? I need to give that old woman her medicine before Daniel gets here. >> That's what I heard that day. I didn't know what was in the bottle, so I told Dr. Price what I saw. >> She paid you to say that. Daniel, don't listen to them. No one paid me. I supplied the pills. They were not prescribed for Eleanor. When she kept getting weaker, I knew something was wrong. I kept bringing them anyway. >> And you let me keep taking them? >> Yes, ma'am. I was selfish and I was afraid. I'm responsible for that. Camille told me Eleanor was trying to stop the wedding. She wanted Eleanor too weak to interfere. And after Ruby started asking questions, Camille ordered me to lie that Ruby had

1:07:26 asked for the pills. >> Shut up, you idiot. Get on the short term. Camille Drake, Marcus Cole, we need to speak with both of you. >> Arrest her. She's the one who drugged

1:08:12 that old woman. >> Ruby reported the suspicious medication to me before anyone accused her. She did not prescribe or administer it. The medication we examined was not part of Eleanor's approved treatment. Camille brought the bottles into the house. She ordered me to hide them. I should have spoken sooner, but I saw it. You miserable old woman. I CAN HAVE you fired. >> Not anymore. No one here has to be afraid of you. You told me I would stay in this chair if I kept opposing your wedding.

1:08:58 You wanted me silent. Well, I'm speaking now. Mr. Cole already gave us a statement and turned over another bottle. Along with the earlier reports and witness accountants, we have grounds to arrest both of you. >> What? Both of us. >> I gave her the pills. >> I knew they weren't prescribed. >> I kept helping her. I will answer for what I did. >> You idiot. You dragged us both down. >> Camille Drake, you're under arrest. [music] Keep your hands where I can see them. Daniel, you're just going to stand there? Do something. >> I did. I listened to the people you

1:09:44 tried to silent. >> You filthy little beggar. You think you've won? You'll never be one of us. I never wanted to be like you. Have fun spending Christmas in jail. Camille, >> I hate you. [sighs] >> Ruby, you stood up for yourself. I'm proud of you. >> I learned from you, Grandpa. [music]

1:10:33 She want to go [music] inside and rest. >> Come on. Christmas dinner is getting cold. [music] >> [music] >> Ruby, do you remember what you told me in [music] that restaurant? >> I said I could make you walk again. >> And then you helped me find a doctor who listened, people who cared, and a reason to keep trying.

1:11:22 Let an old woman show off just a little. [music] >> [clears throat] >> You did it, Grandpa. [gasps] >> I did the walking, [music] but you reminded me why I wanted to. [applause] [music] I saw the open table sign today. It's

1:12:09 real. You did it without needing anyone to hand you a mansion. >> Samu and found the room. Mary brought the tables. June taught me everything about a kitchen. I saved my wages. It belongs to all of us. >> And you found your own apartment. >> Tiny [snorts] apartment. Very stubborn window. But it's mine. I wanted to ask you to stay because I was afraid I'd lose you. >> But I think I understand now. Love can't be another roof you feel trapped under. >> No, it should be a door we can both choose to walk through. [sighs] >> Ruby, I love you. Would you let me take you on a real date? No favors, no job, no debts, just

1:12:57 dinner with someone who's crazy about you. [laughter] One date and I get to choose the restaurant. >> Deal. >> And I'm paying for dessert. >> I'm terrified already. [laughter] >> Oh, I suppose we're taking him on the date, too. >> He started this whole [music] thing. He gets first say [laughter]

1:13:42 >> Good morning. Come in. Are you hungry? >> I don't have any money. >> You don't need any. [music] Everyone is welcome here. >> [music] [music] >> Is there room for one more volunteer? >> Only if you're willing to wash dishes. >> I came prepared. >> [music] >> My grandson finally [music] found his calling. Dishwashing ma'am. [laughter]

1:14:32 [music]