The Inheritance Page #5
- Europe's largest.
I'm sorry, but
I've got a terrible headache.
- I think I need to go and lie down.
- You can't go, darling.
I'm sorry.
It's been very nice to meet you.
Stay where you are.
Then we won't wake up Aksel.
Good night.
Get home safely.
Thank you,
it was a lovely evening.
It's been a good day.
Drive safe.
Mira...
I'm leaving now.
I know the merger's
been a nightmare.
You said two years,
Christoffer.
Have you forgotten?
I promise it will be different now,
I promise.
I've booked the tickets.
Aksel and I are flying home today.
I won't do it any more.
You'll have to continue alone.
Maria, you know
I can't live without you.
You can't do this, I want you to stay.
I don't want you to go.
No.
I know.
What are you doing!?
Help!
Stop it!
Can't you hear me?
Stop! No!
Are you sick?
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Excuse me.
Excuse me.
Excuse me.
I'm sorry.
I don't want your money!
Are you crazy?
I don't want it!
I'm sorry.
Leave!
Leave me alone!
I'm paying to be here!
I'm paying to be left in peace.
Christoffer?
Christoffer?
Christoffer, get up.
You can't lie there.
Christoffer, get up.
- She left.
- I know.
Forget her, Christoffer.
She was wrong from the start.
If only I had said it,
this never would have happened.
Maria never had
the talent or the will.
If only I'd said it,
this never would have happened.
You've got the talent.
You were born
to take this responsibility.
Benedikte is weak like her father.
You're like me.
You're just like me.
- Hi, Christoffer.
- Hi.
Ulrik, I want to be completely
honest with you.
If it weren't for Benedikte,
I never would have re-hired you.
What you did to the firm and
the family was unforgivable.
But Benedikte has chosen
to be loyal to you and I respect that.
I'm hiring you as the human
resources manager.
Your office will be up here, even
though position doesn't warrant it.
Thank you very much.
You won't regret.
I promise.
- You won't.
- Good. That was all.
Thank you.
- Good evening.
- Hi, Ulrik.
- Take off your coat.
- Thanks.
- Hi.
- Hi.
It's nice to see you again.
I'd like to welcome you to dinner,
here at Wesselsminde.
As it's the first time,
I hope we can live up to tradition -
- so we can host it
every second time.
Cheers,
and welcome.
Cheers.
- Cheers, Grandma.
- Cheers, darling.
I'll let the chef present
what we're having tonight.
Good evening.
We'll start with a lobster salad with
mango, ginger, and peanut oil.
The main course is snipe foie gras
with truffles -
- served on a compote of Jerusalem
artichokes, chestnuts and mushrooms.
The dessert will be a
Baba au Calvados.
Should I come to the
press conference in Paris?
The merger with Lyon will be
the end of our collaboration.
The firm is stabilized and
the clean up is over.
I've enjoyed our collaboration,
but I'm afraid that's that. I'm sorry.
- But is it wise?
- Lyon has a man with the same skills.
I've agreed with them
that he'll be in charge.
You will of course get whatever
separation package you want.
What the hell do you want me to do?
Enjoy life.
- Get home safe.
- We'll drive home with you.
- It went well.
- Yes.
- Adam was a great idea.
- Yes.
Thanks.
Want a glass of wine
in the office?
- Yes, I would.
- Okay.
I've called you here to share
some good news with you -
- before the rest of the world hears it.
Borch Moller Steel and Lyon Steel
have merged -
"Var" for Varmiere -
founded Lyon Steel.
The new organization means we will
be able to create 29 positions -
- and re-hire some
of the former employees.
I'd also need to announce
that Nils Ringhoff -
Stockholm, 2 Years Later
You look good.
Thanks.
I'm doing good too.
We're doing fine.
if you want to.
We still live in the old apartment.
If you want to spend the night...
I'm going home tomorrow, but we
could eat tonight, if you'd like.
I can't.
I've got a performance.
You could come and see it.
We could go home to
my place afterwards.
I'd like that very much.
I've got to go now.
My babysitter is coming.
- And I've got to shop.
- But I'll see you tonight, right?
Come at 7:
30. I'll make surethere's a ticket waiting for you.
Pass me the spray.
- He's coming to the performance.
- Who?
- Christoffer.
- Christoffer?
- Are you back together?
- No.
I just met him on the street.
I was so happy to see him.
- Girls, you're on in ten minutes.
- Be right there.
- You're on now.
- I can't. Not tonight.
Yes, you can.
- Come on, you're on now.
- You can.
Now.
Come on.
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