Kimber, this is my--
- Gail.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Nice to meet you. These are for you.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
What are you doing here, sweetheart?
Honey, a girl doesn't pass up a chance to meet her mother-in-law.
I'm nervous. Sorry. I just--
I think this gotta be the fourth outfit I've put on today.
It's lovely.
Thank you. I don't have a lot of family of my own,
so getting to know you is sort of special for both of us.
It's really gonna pay off when we have kids of our own, you know?
Sweetheart, maybe you should go wait in my office.
Plus consultations are usually a private affair.
Ok. Of course.
Um, but, Gail, don't leave without giving Christian your address for the wedding invitation, ok?
When's the date?
To be determined.
We've only been engaged for a few weeks.
Yeah, well, we've known each other forever.
Christian is the best, Gail.
He's generous and funny,
gorgeous, and successful.
Everything you would want in a husband and a son.
Gail has a son and a daughter.
Really?
Maybe we should get together before the wedding.
I mean, your kids could be in our wedding party,
then you could walk Christian down the aisle.
That would be amazing, wouldn't it?
It was nice to meet you.
Bye.
I'm sorry.
I told her I was seeing you today, but I didn't invite her.
She's very sweet.
Do you love her?
I think so. Yes.
Then you'll be fine.
Christian, this is really hard for me,
but I'm gonna give it my best shot, ok?
Let's just take it one step at a time.
Keep them closed. No peeking.
All right, lay your eyes on the new Nikki and Austin Morretti,
or whatever it is they're going to call us.
Jersey Girl and Surfer Check. All it took was a bottle of peroxide.
How do you like your new look, Austin?
Well, I like not looking like my dad.
Hello?
Hello?
Who was that?
Nobody. Just a hang-up.
How often you get those?
I don't know. Not often.
Go get your shoes, Austin.
- But, mom--
- Just do it.
I need to borrow your car.
Nikki, it was just a hang-up.
Well, that's how it starts, hang-ups, a new car outside your neighbor's house,
a feeling at the mall, little things.
Nobody knows you're here.
That kind of thinking gets you killed. Please, Sean?
Dr. Troy!
Tommy.
What's this?
My brother and my sister, Evan and Aimee.
We wanted to talk to you about our brother's case.
About the money.
Aimee and I have some money saved up from work
and a little that our grandparents left us.
We wanted to give it to you for Tommy's surgeries.
To make up for what our parents are short.
How much do you have?
Around 15.
Please, Dr. Troy. This is so important to Tommy.
His life is 2 things, running and family.
Tommy, you do realize that looking like your family isn't what makes you a part of it.
Dr. Troy?
I got you something.
It's gold.
Tommy, come here for a second.
Have you ever taken a good look at your brother and your sister's noses?
No. Why?
They have a pronounced bump.
We call it a nasal-dorsal protrusion.
Your father has one, too.
What do you say I get you one of those bumps? Huh?
A Bolton bump.
A Bolton bump?
It certainly is a family trait.
A Bolton bump!
A Bolton bump!
I never realized how much running a company is like being the patriarch of a family.
Everyone's depending on you for their mortgages
and their kids' braces and their emotional validation.
My stress I can handle, it's everyone else's that's killing me.
See? This is exactly why you need us.
We're a known commodity, professionally and personally.
I'm talking about guaranteeing our clientele for 3 years.
Every patient leaving our offices will be going straight to yours,
and all you have to do is pay us a small fee for the referral.
Hell, you can even tack the cost onto their bill.
From what I hear, you don't have a lot of patients to refer.
All business is cyclical.
We'll come back.
Enough talk, let's dance.
- No, thanks.
- No?
My father died when I was thirteen.
I supported my mother and my brother all