ashlee never doubted this was how their life was supposed to be.gnant with her fifth child when her ambitious husband built them the law office in 2010 and made the fateful decision to hire a paralegal candy hall. not that he had any idea he was sealing his fate, of course, any more than wife ashlee understood his motivations. >> did you suspect she was involved with him? >> with emmett? >> why. >> the way he described her was an older woman he looked up to in a motherly way. he said, she believes in me, she thinks i'm going to be a great law enforcement you saw her as an older woman. >> she was almost 40, i was 28. i never felt it was a competition i guess. >> that's for the many reasons that plainly escape those that get smacked on the hot stove of desire, themselves. emmett and candy thought otherwise. oh, they tried to keep their hand off each other for a little while said their co-workers, but if they believed they were hiding their obvious infatuation, rearranged clothes, they were only fooling themselves. >> i noticed a significant change in

. >> i would be ok with the ashlee center though. >> i would happily change my name to whatever you wouldred million. >> guess what? california and texas may have more in common then you think. at least when it comes to favorite tv shows. according to a study by high-speed internet.com, squid game is tops from the west coast to texas. the pink includes texas. manifest was the most popular show. that shows up in blue on the map. blue, blue. teal, aqua blue, that's bridgerton. utah was the lone holdout by itself. they like stranger things. >> why are we surprised? strange, indeed. >> it's a show. >> i hate to say it, i have not watched any of these. >> i have only watched bridget and -- bridgetton. >> you have not washed squid game? >> there are so many shows to get to. >> when i first saw this study i was apprised texas liked squid game but i feel like here in california we like it for the teamwork and puzzle solving, and in texas they like it because there is, you know, a lot of. i don't even need to say it. >> you are stereotyping a bit there. >> i have to make a joke about that. it just

. >> she's ashlee with an "e" and the other one is ashley with a "y. " >> that's this one. and imagine this. >> i think this is kind of unusual, kind of rare. >> yes. >> that everybody gets along. >> yeah, everybody gets along. it's a good thing. >> although when we were kids it was a lot more crazy to other people. >> hi. >> and in the middle of this big family was nailah. >> happy birthday. i love you. >> little moot, they used to call her because once she decided something, all arguments against were moot. >> she was very sure of herself from really the earliest time. >> yes, nailah franklin was going somewhere. >> she was like my hero. i looked up to her. >> she always accepted you for who you were. it was almost like she glowed when she walked into a room. >> after college, nailah came home to chicago and she began building a career eventually in pharmaceutical sales. at 28, she owned a condo in the heart of the city. >> i think everything she wanted to be she was. just as a theme fabulous was the aspiration. i think she definitely met that mark. >> but always number o