Dominick Carisi: Chloe's ID, on a scale of one to shaky?
Amanda Rollins: Uh, well, she... she knew his face from her HailMe app.
Dominick Carisi: So she could've been influenced.
Amanda Rollins: Oh, you think? Chloe was assaulted in that car.
Dominick Carisi: Yeah, maybe, or maybe it was another car, but now I gotta keep Mr. Sayeed in holding for a crime that he probably didn't commit because if I let him go, and Ms. Hadid finds out, I'm a dead man walking.
Amanda Rollins: Oh, okay. You made that bed, you can lie in it.
Dominick Carisi: Excuse me?
Amanda Rollins: What did you think would happen when you moved over to that place? Because it it's all about politics, which is not your strong suit.
Dominick Carisi: I'm just doing my job. I'm not paying attention to that.
Amanda Rollins: Are you, because 'cause it seems like you're more worried about your boss than you are about Chloe.
Dominick Carisi: Actually, what I'm more worried about is the DV with a battered wife who's not cooperating. I'm worried about the trans girl who was assaulted by a corporate lawyer in a case that we're never gonna make.
Amanda Rollins: We're not. Not with that attitude. And you know what? Everyone is worried. We're all nervous. We're swamped. We're drowning because you left.
Dominick Carisi: Oh, okay, so that's what this is about? That I left? I had to go. It was my shot.
Amanda Rollins: Oh, come on! I would be fine if you were right here beside me! You said you're my partner. You walked out on me.
Dominick Carisi: You said that you were happy for me.
Amanda Rollins: And you believed me? How stupid are you?
Olivia Benson: Hey guys, I'm on the phone with the Deputy Chief, so whatever is going on between you...
Amanda Rollins, Dominick Carisi: Nothing's going on.
Olivia Benson: Get over it, now.
