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Synopsis: Heather Williams' current life is like a fairy tale. A lawyer, she has just won the biggest case in her career, a case which took eighteen months to complete and which most pundits believed she had no chance of winning. The win led to her boss, Saul Rubens, offering her a partnership in the firm, which she accepted leading to yet another prestigious and high profile case being assigned to her. These actions are just the latest in a so far successful career, which has allowed her to live in a beautiful house. She seems to have the eye of handsome private investigator Jack Riley, the two who met on that eighteen month long case and to who Heather in turn is attracted. They feel they can move their relationship into a personal realm now that the case is over. The only black mark in Heather's current life is Ray Johnson, an old flame. Their relationship ended badly, and while Ray wants back in almost to the point of stalking Heather, Heather wants nothing to do with him. By happenstance, H
 
IMDB:
5.3
TV-14
Year:
2015
85 min
67 Views


I did a little research

on you.

Oh really?

Mhm.

What did you dig up?

I know that you served

in Afghanistan and Iraq.

And then you joined the agency.

Very good.

And then you resigned to go

into private investigating.

You really have been

checking up on me.

Mhm.

I could have worked anywhere,

FBI, Secret Service.

I decided I wanted to work

for myself,

then I could choose what cases

to work on and when.

Mhm?

Being a private investigator

fit the bill.

And since we're on the subject

of confessions

I have to admit I've been doing

a little checking up

on you myself.

Oh really?

Oh.

Single the past two years.

No kids.

And your favourite food

is Japanese.

Oh, no.

No what?

It's now Indian.

That's a huge error there.

Yeah it is.

Well then I guess I better get

to work on finding

the best Indian restaurant

in town

for when I take you

out to dinner.

Well thank you.

You know your CIA sources

can help you with that I think.

Oh trust me, they're on it.

Oh good.

I'm happy we were able

to do this.

So am I.

Hey Jack.

Nice kiss for a first date.

Talk to you later.

Damnit.

Oh Damnit.

Oh my God, ughh.

Are you alright?

Uh yeah I'm fine.

How come you slammed

on your brakes so fast?

I'm sorry, a dog just ran right

out in front of my car.

I couldn't hit an animal.

I'm sorry, it doesn't matter.

It's my fault anyway

I hit you right?

So let's just exchange

information.

Right.

Oh god.

I don't have my

driver's license.

I must have left it.

I do know my number

by heart.

You know it really doesn't

look that bad.

It's probably not worth

your deductible

and the increased insurance

fees.

If you want you could just

pay for the repair directly

and leave the insurance

company out of it.

Uh I'm not so sure

about that.

Well honestly I am feeling

just fine

and you don't have to worry,

I won't show up tomorrow

with a neck brace and crutches.

Yeah that would be hilarious

considering I'm a lawyer.

Oh, why don't you just pay

for the repairs.

I'm okay, you're okay,

everything's fine.

And besides you seem like

the kind of person

who might do the same

if the tables were turned.

Did you not catch the part

about me being a lawyer?

That's funny.

Here's my card.

You call me when the estimate

is ready.

I'm Heather.

Vanessa.

And I'm glad you're not hurt.

Have a good day.

You too.

Ray, give it up.

There's a woman on the phone.

Said she's a friend of yours?

Vanessa?

Oh that's right. Vanessa!

Put her through.

Oh hi, Heather.

Can you meet me today?

I should be able to show you

a copy of the estimate.

I could meet you downtown

at lunchtime.

Should I be sitting down?

The body shop said it shouldn't

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