Excuse me, Mrs. Grayson, but your dress has arrived.

Already?

Oh. Would you excuse me?

I had an inspiration for what you could wear to the opera.

Well, I applaud your presumption.

I've already picked out a gown.

Not like this one.

I had it overnighted by the designers.

You're friends with Dolce & Gabbana?

I have many friends.

Well, I recently had dinner with Domenico.

Your name didn't come up.

Oh, really?

Well, I'm trying not to give people reasons to talk about me.

Which is a big difference from the man I met years ago.

I have changed.

So have you. Divorce suits you.

Your charms won't work on me, Pascal.

Not this time.

Perhaps we should go, then.

Oh, maybe I should try on that gown.

The designers are friends of mine, after all.

I wouldn't want to offend.

And it's stunning.

I look forward to seeing you at "Pagliacci."

Saw Emily last night.

Did she call you?

I went to her.

What's going on there?

Nothing.

She sent me away out of loyalty to you.

We've been through a lot.

And the lawyer in me says you both want to do right by Amanda,

so why discourage that?

I know it's selfish, but...

I don't want another thing taken from me.

This is worth fighting for.

I don't know that it is.

An innocent man was put behind bars.

If there's anything that can be done, I want to help.

It's that important to you?

Cases like David Clarke's were the reason I became a lawyer.

I wanted to be in the trenches, fighting for the underdog,

which is what I do every day in my divorce practice.

For me, it's all about justice.

And how were you gonna get that for David Clarke?