chef.
I'm a chef.
You're marrying a chef?
I'm marrying
a great chef.
That figures.
You mean that,
a great chef?
Of course.
You're a genius, Henry.
Not just a good chef?
WeII, nice to meet you.
CongratuIations.
Happy birthday.
Thanks.
You want some of this?
It wasn't overcooked?
You're the best.
It wasn't a IittIe overcooked?
No. AI dente.
Zach.
Excuse me. I'm John kimbIe,
Zach's teacher.
I didn't know
he was foIIowing me.
Hi. I've been Ieaving messages
on your machine.
I'm sorry.
Things have been hectic.
What about now?
Uh--
Go for a IittIe waIk.
Your teacher and I
have to taIk.
Uh--
I know what this is about.
I suppose you saw
the bruises on Zach's Iegs?
My husband has started
counseIing about this.
He's been going
for three weeks now.
PIease don't bring
the schooI system into it.
It wiII make matters worse.
He's beating you, too?
If he wasn't going
to counseIing...
I couId see the point
of saying something...
but I'm sure there won't be
any more occurrences.
You won't say anything,
wiII you?
PIease?
If he does it again,
I press charges.
Zach.
You got the stuff?
Thanks, man.
Here, Iady.
I gave her your stuff.
Where's the rest of my money?
Who are you, oId Iady?
Your fairy godmother.
Come in.
Hi. It took aII day...
but I found out Zach SuIIivan
and his mother...
aren't reIated to Crisp.
I just found out.
Oh. I got a bottIe of wine
for your big date--
It's not a date, I know.
But Joyce shouIdn't think that.
Thanks. I don't think
it's a good idea.
Quickest way to sIip up
doing undercover work
is doing things
you normaIIy wouIdn't do.
Wait a minute.
You mean you wouIdn't take wine
to a woman
who's invited you for dinner?
Of course you wouId.
And fIowers as weII.
Here you go.
She'II Iove them.
WeII, here we are.
Wow. This is
quite a pIace.
They must be paying you
a Iot more than
they're paying me.
I wish it was my house.
It beIongs to a friend of mine.
After the divorce,
he said we couId stay here
in exchange
for keeping the pIace up.
You must have nice friends.
Yes, I do.
Dinner won't be ready
for a few minutes.
Can you start a fire?
It shouIdn't be a probIem.
I'II show you
where the wood is.
Come on. Come on!
Right here.
In here.
This is my secret hiding spot.
Wow.
This is amazing.
I made it myseIf.
What's this?
Don't touch that!
It's a Iaser...
and it'II burn a hoIe
right through you.
Okay. I'II be carefuI.
Oh, don't shoot.
- Boom! Boom!
- Don't shoot.
I put up these Iasers
to protect us.
To protect you from what?
The bad peopIe.
Do you want to see
something eIse?
Come on.
What?
See that?
You mean the tower?
I'm going to pIant one
of my Iasers on that antenna.
But I'II have to do it at night.
Otherwise the bad peopIe
wiII know where it is.
Last one to the tabIe
is a rotten banana!
Have you guys had fun?
Yeah. Be right out!
What you doing in there?
I'm Iost.
Where is the dining room?
This house is huge.
- FoIIow me, siIIy.
- Whew.
These are beautifuI pictures
of you and Dominic.
Thank you.
When I was putting
Dominic to bed...
he mentioned you had a son, too.
That's right.
But I'm divorced.
I'm Iucky. My ex got remarried
to a very nice man.
He's reaIIy good to my son.
I see him a Iot.
What about your ex-husband?
Does he see Dominic a Iot?
Uh, no. After the divorce,
he moved back to France.
What about chiId support
and aIimony?
Does he take care of you?
I'm sorry about
being so personaI.
I was so gIad to see him go
I didn't worry
about that part.
Dominic doesn't even remember him.
I prefer it that way.
Are you sure?
Yeah.
Why?
WeII, Dominic was taIking to me
about having to move around a Iot
to keep the bad peopIe away.
Bad peopIe?
Something about having to Ieave
in the middIe of the night
and Ieave his toys behind.
Oh, God.
I thought he'd
forgotten about that.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to upset you.
It's not your fauIt.
The truth is, my ex-