Name: Fatal Affair
Released: 2020-09-28
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Cast: Omar Epps, Stephen Bishop, Nia Long

Words to remember

Nouns

1) accelerant

So, the use of an accelerant is gonna make DNA tests very difficult,
2) putt

Thing damn near putt itself.
3) nectar

is the nectar of the gods.
4) abode

-Welcome to our humble abode! -[Courtney] Wow!
5) temper

Deborah told me he had a crazy temper.
6) sweetheart

Oh, here. Oh, sweetheart!
7) nephew

It appears that Mr. Moore's nephew was working as a clerk at that time,
8) retrospective

I was just going through old photos for the retrospective.
9) robbery

But, I mean, at the end of the day, the police decided it was just a robbery.
10) toast

Another toast. To new friends and happy relationships.
11) meantime

In the meantime, if you need anything, anytime.
12) elevator

Okay. So, I'm waiting for the elevator one day,
13) dessert

Anyone up for dessert?
14) steak

Steak or salmon?
15) affair

How you wanted to have an affair ever since Janice hired him,
16) validity

and they're filing for validity?
17) textbook

David is a textbook definition
18) cage

Maybe next time, you should bring a cage.
19) excuse

and come up with an excuse as to why you need to leave early.
20) lobby

it was like everyone else in the lobby just disappeared.
21) essence

but time is of the essence.
22) booth

I have a booth in the back for us. Um, is your friend...
23) anger

for your court-ordered anger management?
24) possession

Mr. Moore seems to be in possession of certain proprietary information
25) friendship

Well, maybe we were just preserving the friendship.
26) salmon

Steak or salmon?
27) tuition

Well, you're not paying that tuition for me to sit around here, are you?
28) celebration

-This calls for celebration. -Yeah.

Verbs

1) captivate

Yeah, and I was so captivate by her,
2) veer

I must have veer off the road or something, I'm not really sure,
3) seduce

You seduce my friend? You show up at my house?
4) infringe

He infringe on not one but four of our clients' patents,
5) uncover

Already, he has uncover damaging correspondence from Mr. Moore.
6) disappear

it was like everyone else in the lobby just disappear.
7) warn

They warn me your boss was a shark.
8) bother

I really don't know why I bother to even come down here.
9) inquire

Janice inquire about my services. I found out you worked there.
10) settle

You're welcome. Wow! Looks like you're getting settle.
11) dare

How dare you show up at my house.
12) deserve

you deserve to be with a man who appreciates you.
13) attract

But I'm pretty sure he's still attract to you.
14) grab

How about we grab a coffee and talk? My treat.
15) screw

you screw him in the bathroom?
16) acquire

I acquire from the defendant and his nephew will be inadmissible.
17) preserve

Well, maybe we were just preserving the friendship.
18) investigate

Oh, yeah, they investigate him, of course.
19) hang

You've got about ten seconds until I hang up.
20) suppose

-How else am I suppose to reach you? -You're not suppose to.
21) invite

You then invite him to lunch,
22) recall

as I recall, the last time you were here, you weren't doing so well.
23) introduce

Ah, so I introduce myself and--
24) divorce

Divorced, no kids.
25) appreciate

you deserve to be with a man who appreciate you.
26) realize

and you realize the person sleeping next to you
27) wake

But, you know, one day, you wake up 20 years later,
28) throw

Yeah, sorry. It just showed up this morning, so I threw it together.

Adverbs

1) remotely

That's not even remotely funny.
2) basically

So you basically just let me sit through that whole dinner
3) apparently

Because apparently, he's the only one who cares about your marriage.
4) definitely

Oh, I definitely believe there's something wrong here.
5) twice

They must have played this entire album, like, twice.
6) absolutely

-No way you have a daughter in college. -I absolutely have a daughter in college.
7) slow

Ellie? Slow down.
8) exactly

-that is exactly what I need. -[chuckles]
9) immediately

It's Detective Larson. I need units sent to 57 Shore Road immediately.
10) alone

I need you to leave me alone.
11) sometimes

Sometimes you just gotta put the past in the rearview mirror and move on.
12) finally

[Marcus] So the good news is I'm finally starting to get
13) behind

-I feel like I'm so behind. -No, no, this is perfect.
14) instead

some clients of my own instead of just proofing.
15) forward

I've been looking forward to this fall break.
16) almost

I'm trying. We're almost there.
17) super

And he was super controlling and just crazy jealous.
18) outside

My husband is outside.
19) actually

Well, I'm actually back in Oceancrest.
20) soon

All right, see you soon.
21) enough

How's that? Sweet enough?
22) later

I understand. Um, well, I guess I'll see you later, then.
23) though

But wait, did you see the private beach though?
24) together

Yeah, sorry. It just showed up this morning, so I threw it together.
25) else

it was like everyone else in the lobby just disappeared.
26) ago

Twenty years ago?
27) ever

And I don't ever wanna see you around me,
28) sure

It sure has. Twenty years.

Adjectives

1) onward

Well, hey, onward and upward, right?
2) respectful

and respectful of our friendship,
3) obsessed

Then, of course, that he was totally obsessed with you.
4) awkward

But things don't have to be awkward between us.
5) thankful

We have so much to be thankful for.
6) jealous

And he was super controlling and just crazy jealous.
7) damaging

Already, he has uncovered damaging correspondence from Mr. Moore.
8) suspicious

Yeah, she thought it was suspicious Ellie was leaving the firm so soon,
9) ridiculous

Well, that's ridiculous.
10) relaxed

I've never seen you look so relaxed at work.
11) unstable

David is unstable.
12) unofficial

It's "unofficial."
13) disappointed

I'm disappointed.
14) upset

I know you're upset.
15) lean

-Where is he now? -He's upstairs. Hold on. Lean forward.
16) gorgeous

-How are you doing? You look gorgeous! -Hi.
17) accomplished

Handsome, accomplished.
18) surprised

I'm surprised your old firm never hired him.
19) drunk

We'll get drunk and bitch about our respective firms.
20) tough

It was tough at first.
21) okay

It's not okay.
22) definitely

Definitely steak.
23) alive

David is still alive.
24) quiet

Just that he was smart, kinda quiet though.
25) exciting

Yes, it's very exciting.
26) dangerous

Courtney, he's dangerous.
27) dental

and the dental samples are gonna take a while to reconstruct.
28) amazing

Well, that's amazing.

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