II. Zander Takes Care of Business (9/1, 9/4)

Zander: "I want out. You know, dealing a little ecstasy at raves, you know, every once in a while, you know, that's one thing. But this is getting way too intense."
Sorel: "You know we're all pleased with your work."
Zander: "I never signed on for a dead cop."
Sorel: "And if he's found, you'll be held responsible."

Sorel: "You know, we're going to need to discuss attitude from time to time."
Zander: "What if somebody saw what happened, you know, in that motel room?"
Sorel: "Then you would have to get rid of that someone, wouldn't you?"

On the next day:

Gia: "Is this how you spend your evenings--lurking on the docks?"
Zander: "I was passing by. Just thought I'd say hello."
Gia: "Yeah, well, think again."
Zander: "Why so rude all of a sudden? Maybe you've got something to hide. Or maybe you already said too much. Did you tell your little friend Nikolas about what you saw in that motel parking lot?"

Gia: "He's why I was there, all right? His family has more money than god, and they don't want me with him, so we have to meet at places like the rave and the motel."
Zander: "So you were there to get a room?"
Gia: "Nikolas was supposed to meet me, but he never showed. I didn't want to pay for a room to spend the night alone, so I went home. You can't tell anybody. His family would break us up in a heartbeat."
Zander: "Romeo and Juliet. It's very touching. And here's Romeo now. Well, perfect timing."

Zander: "You never saw anything in that parking lot. I wasn't there, and neither were you."
Gia: "Deal."

Nikolas: "The only person who has anything to gain from my uncle's death was my grandmother."
Taggert: "Luke Spencer had a strong motive, the evidence was found in his possession, and he ran--all of which makes him look guilty. Now, I know this trial's going to be hell f you and your brother, and I just wanted to warn you it could be happening soon."

Nikolas: "No, I mean what has got you so scared that you would rather hang out with a killer than face a cop?"
Gia: "All right, I'll tell you. My family's looking for me. They don't know where I am, and I don't want them to. But knowing my mother, I'm sure she's reported me to the cops."
Nikolas: "Yeah, she's probably worried, Gia."
Gia: "Does that mean you're going to turn me in?"
Nikolas: "No, I just--I think that you should pick up the phone and call her and tell her you're ok. I mean, not that you'll listen to me. You never do."

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