Dylan discovers that her client, Eric Knox, has faked his own kidnapping and is actually working with Vivian Wu. As the betrayal is revealed through a tense game of Scrabble, Dylan realizes she has been manipulated into helping the very enemy she was hired to fight.
VIVIAN WU: I see you take your bodyguarding services seriously. Still, I worry that no one is watching the door.
DYLAN: Oh, I'm watching it. In fact, I just called for back up.
VIVIAN WU: All the same, I'm concerned about Mr. Knox's safety. [She pulls a silver 9MM from her bag] Please, take a seat.
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