Mr. Shane wakes in hospital and is told his arm's nerves are dead; amputation may be needed in three days. At the madam’s funeral he demands why she died and is told someone showed her his apology video from a press conference, the shock proving fatal. He learns a settlement cleared his brother; Jason offered Sarah $10 million to stay silent and threatened to jail his brother. Accusing Sarah and Zoey of engineering the apology, Mr. Shane is handed the madam's music box—'open this and everything will be fixed'—and the episode ends with him holding it.
In Havenport, Xavier Shane has always been untouchable, shielded by his lawyer wife Zoey Gold, his fighter childhood friend Sarah Penn, and his brilliant younger sister Lydia Shane. On his twenty-ninth birthday that fragile security explodes: Lydia is brutally assaulted in a dark alley and dies. In court the betrayal cuts deeper—Zoey defends the killer and Sarah coerces Xavier into signing a settlement. Abandoned by the two women he trusted most, he clings to his grandmother’s last gift, a music box with a mysterious number. When he finally makes that call, the pampered prince begins to change. The grief hardens into resolve, and Xavier starts to become something far more dangerous.
In Havenport, Xavier Shane has always been untouchable, shielded by his lawyer wife Zoey Gold, his fighter childhood friend Sarah Penn, and his brilliant younger sister Lydia Shane. On his twenty-ninth birthday that fragile security explodes: Lydia is brutally assaulted in a dark alley and dies. In court the betrayal cuts deeper—Zoey defends the killer and Sarah coerces Xavier into signing a settlement. Abandoned by the two women he trusted most, he clings to his grandmother’s last gift, a music box with a mysterious number. When he finally makes that call, the pampered prince begins to change. The grief hardens into resolve, and Xavier starts to become something far more dangerous.
In Havenport, Xavier Shane has always been untouchable, shielded by his lawyer wife Zoey Gold, his fighter childhood friend Sarah Penn, and his brilliant younger sister Lydia Shane. On his twenty-ninth birthday that fragile security explodes: Lydia is brutally assaulted in a dark alley and dies. In court the betrayal cuts deeper—Zoey defends the killer and Sarah coerces Xavier into signing a settlement. Abandoned by the two women he trusted most, he clings to his grandmother’s last gift, a music box with a mysterious number. When he finally makes that call, the pampered prince begins to change. The grief hardens into resolve, and Xavier starts to become something far more dangerous.
In Havenport, Xavier Shane has always been untouchable, shielded by his lawyer wife Zoey Gold, his fighter childhood friend Sarah Penn, and his brilliant younger sister Lydia Shane. On his twenty-ninth birthday that fragile security explodes: Lydia is brutally assaulted in a dark alley and dies. In court the betrayal cuts deeper—Zoey defends the killer and Sarah coerces Xavier into signing a settlement. Abandoned by the two women he trusted most, he clings to his grandmother’s last gift, a music box with a mysterious number. When he finally makes that call, the pampered prince begins to change. The grief hardens into resolve, and Xavier starts to become something far more dangerous.
In Havenport, Xavier Shane has always been untouchable, shielded by his lawyer wife Zoey Gold, his fighter childhood friend Sarah Penn, and his brilliant younger sister Lydia Shane. On his twenty-ninth birthday that fragile security explodes: Lydia is brutally assaulted in a dark alley and dies. In court the betrayal cuts deeper—Zoey defends the killer and Sarah coerces Xavier into signing a settlement. Abandoned by the two women he trusted most, he clings to his grandmother’s last gift, a music box with a mysterious number. When he finally makes that call, the pampered prince begins to change. The grief hardens into resolve, and Xavier starts to become something far more dangerous.
In Havenport, Xavier Shane has always been untouchable, shielded by his lawyer wife Zoey Gold, his fighter childhood friend Sarah Penn, and his brilliant younger sister Lydia Shane. On his twenty-ninth birthday that fragile security explodes: Lydia is brutally assaulted in a dark alley and dies. In court the betrayal cuts deeper—Zoey defends the killer and Sarah coerces Xavier into signing a settlement. Abandoned by the two women he trusted most, he clings to his grandmother’s last gift, a music box with a mysterious number. When he finally makes that call, the pampered prince begins to change. The grief hardens into resolve, and Xavier starts to become something far more dangerous.
In Havenport, Xavier Shane has always been untouchable, shielded by his lawyer wife Zoey Gold, his fighter childhood friend Sarah Penn, and his brilliant younger sister Lydia Shane. On his twenty-ninth birthday that fragile security explodes: Lydia is brutally assaulted in a dark alley and dies. In court the betrayal cuts deeper—Zoey defends the killer and Sarah coerces Xavier into signing a settlement. Abandoned by the two women he trusted most, he clings to his grandmother’s last gift, a music box with a mysterious number. When he finally makes that call, the pampered prince begins to change. The grief hardens into resolve, and Xavier starts to become something far more dangerous.
In Havenport, Xavier Shane has always been untouchable, shielded by his lawyer wife Zoey Gold, his fighter childhood friend Sarah Penn, and his brilliant younger sister Lydia Shane. On his twenty-ninth birthday that fragile security explodes: Lydia is brutally assaulted in a dark alley and dies. In court the betrayal cuts deeper—Zoey defends the killer and Sarah coerces Xavier into signing a settlement. Abandoned by the two women he trusted most, he clings to his grandmother’s last gift, a music box with a mysterious number. When he finally makes that call, the pampered prince begins to change. The grief hardens into resolve, and Xavier starts to become something far more dangerous.
In Havenport, Xavier Shane has always been untouchable, shielded by his lawyer wife Zoey Gold, his fighter childhood friend Sarah Penn, and his brilliant younger sister Lydia Shane. On his twenty-ninth birthday that fragile security explodes: Lydia is brutally assaulted in a dark alley and dies. In court the betrayal cuts deeper—Zoey defends the killer and Sarah coerces Xavier into signing a settlement. Abandoned by the two women he trusted most, he clings to his grandmother’s last gift, a music box with a mysterious number. When he finally makes that call, the pampered prince begins to change. The grief hardens into resolve, and Xavier starts to become something far more dangerous.