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[mellow music]

[thunder rumbling]

♪ I will follow you ♪

♪ if you dare to fall ♪

♪ I will follow you ♪

♪ here I am
waitin' for you to show ♪

♪ silence is the only thing
I know ♪

♪ I'm hangin' on
I'm hangin' by a thread ♪

♪ don't tangle me
tangle me in your... ♪

♪ I will follow you ♪
♪ space between ♪

♪ the earth and sky ♪
♪ if you dare to fall ♪

♪ I find peace within ♪
♪ I will follow you ♪

♪ space between
the earth and sky ♪

♪ if you dare to fall ♪
♪ I find peace ♪

♪ within your ♪
♪ I will follow you ♪

[vocalization]

♪ I will follow you ♪

[vocalization]

[thunder rumbling]

- [door opens]
- [rain pattering]

[intense music]

[sighs]

[thunder rumbling]

[lock rattles]

[music continues]

[music continues]

[breathing heavily]

[gasps]

you know,
I have another phone in here.

And I'm calling the police.

Just...

[intense music]

[screaming]

[mellow music]

[engine revving]

[door opens]

- hi!
- Hey!

So I think
I found our next flip.

Oh, yeah? I, uh...

I didn't see you looking through

listings today.

Well, that's 'cause
it wasn't up yet.

But I happened to drive by
this morning.

- And where would this be?
- Over on maple.

Not the one
with the big boujee gates.

No, stop! But why would
that place be for sale?

I don't know, but what I do know

is that we just made a killing
on the aspendale sale

and now we have some real equity
to play with.

Yeah, but that place is huge.

I mean, it's probably like,
what, five, six, maybe?

Seven, eight...

- Uh, exactly.
- But, come on.

The receptionist said
there's an elevator inside.

- An elevator? Ooh!
- An elevator!

Well, that is a lot of money
to pay for an elevator.

Ah...

Well, so what do you think?
Are you in?

I think
that is a really big mortgage

and we have a lot to talk about.

- Who's the realtor?
- Renee rivera.

And I'm just waiting
on a call back from her.

- Didn't she just get a divorce?
- I think so.

So, you know, maybe you can
work your magic on her,

take one for the team.

[chuckles] you are unbelievable.

She is, uh, kind of a babe,
though.

Hey, I am holding an apple
and I'm not afraid to throw it.

Love it when you threaten me
like that.

Well, I'm gonna go blow up
her phone and work my magic.

[instrumental music]

it's like a dream come true.

Well,
if you missed versailles...

Versailles did not have
an elevator.

[josh] well, touche. Oh, okay.

And this is probably
the guest house, right?

[jules] oh,
your living quarters.

[josh] ha-ha-ha...
[jules] perfect!

[josh] oh!
[jules] just look at it!

[jules] look at it. Oh, my gosh!

- Wow. This could be ours.
- Okay.

- [josh] hi, ladies.
- Hi!

Hi there.

- Jules and josh?
- Hi.

- Yes. Hi.
- So nice to meet you. Uh...

I'm renee
and this is my assistant, desi.

- Very nice to meet you both.
- [desi] nice to meet you, too.

I'm impressed that you
remembered our names, I mean...

- We only called like hu-hundred?
- Dozen?

- Dozen... Hundred dozen?
- Yeah. Yeah.

Something like that.

I love a hungry buyer.

And I love your shoes.

Oh, thank you! I just wish
they love these stairs.

But then, that's what
the elevator is for.

[inhales sharply] elevator!

- Shall we?
- Yes, we shall.

Great, did you guys get a moment

to see the beautiful garden
coming up?

[josh] we didn't miss it.
It's, uh, it's pretty good.

- It's a decent garden.
- [renee] gorgeous, yeah.

[intense music]

uh, wow.

- Yeah.
- I mean, uh...

I'm sorry, what, what year
did you say this was built?

- [renee] um...
- Oh, wait, wait! Can I guess?

- [renee] sure. Yeah.
- Uh...

1986?

Good guess. Uh, 1985.

- Oh! The year we were born!
- Yeah.

I think it's meant to be.

All right,
uh, let's go this way.

So through there is the library
and the home theater

which we'll show you
on the way back down.

And here, of course,
we have the kitchen

and the formal dining room
through there

and the breakfast room here.

And now we'll make our way up.

So how many rooms are there?

Uh, we have the one bedroom
downstairs,

four bedrooms up here,
including the master suite,

and that one right over there
is used as a study.

And here we have
the master bedroom.

Powder room, walk-in closet's
right over there.

And through there
we have the master bathroom.

- Is it big enough for you?
- There's a...

There's a his and hers sink.
Yeah.

Okay.

Oh, uh, can, can we maybe
take the elevator down?

[renee] ah, so you like
the elevator.

[jules] yeah.
[renee] kids love the elevator.

[renee] you guys have kids?
[josh] oh.

That's a, it's more
of a mid-thirties thing.

We're not, not there yet.

- [jules] do you have kids?
- Desi has a child.

- A two-year old.
- [jules] aw!

I loathe children.

They're smelly
and loaded with germs.

That's fair.

Wow!

That's a,
that's a real-life elevator.

- Okay.
- [jules] oh, my god!

[josh] okay! Save the best
for last, I guess.

- Wow!
- Yes, the pool is gorgeous.

And so are the gardens
down below.

We still have edgar here

whom we kept on contract
for the showings,

but it'll ultimately
be up to the buyers

whether to keep him here
after or not.

Oh, was he the one I saw
out front?

He was ms. Maple's gardener
for about a year and a half?

Since before her husband passed.

Uh, he knows the property
like the back of his hand.

He doesn't just do
the gardening, he does plumbing,

repairs, you name it.

- Nice. We need one of those.
- I think so.

He actually stays
in the guesthouse

at the bottom of the hill, um,

but has a place in town still
as well, if I recall.

Mm-hmm, he does, I think
ms. Maples really just enjoyed

having someone around, you know?

Speaking of ms. Maples,

we were wondering why
she decided to sell the house.

Um, y-you know, just so that
we have full disclosure here,

uh, you guys
should probably know

that ms. Maples did die,
uh, in the house.

She fell and hit her head
in the garden tub upstairs.

- Oh, that's, that's awful.
- Wow.

[renee] it is, it is. Um, it is.

And she didn't have
any living relatives

and the estate
went back to the state

and so here we are. So...

We can, um, go ahead
and go through this way.

[instrumental music]

we really appreciate
you showing us the house.

- I mean, it's beautiful.
- Of course.

Uh, we do have a full weekend

of showing the estate
to other buyers,

but most certainly let us know

what you guys decide, yeah?

Yeah. No, we definitely will.

- Okay. Right.
- Thank you.

- Appreciate it. Bye.
- Of course.

Happy home hunting.

[dramatic music]

[josh] I mean, yeah,
uh, the house was great,

but think we still have
a lot to talk about.

What is there to talk about?

That estate doesn't even need
flipping.

All it needs
is a badass interior designer

to help double its worth.

Yeah, I thought
you wanted to do all that.

The place is huge,
I'm gonna need some help.

Okay, babe,
interior designers aren't cheap.

Well, we want what's best
for the house, right?

Look, it's not even
our house yet.

Okay, not to mention
that the woman died there.

And I read online
that the husband got sick

and died in the house, too.

So?

So that freaks me out.

Look, this is literally
my dream house.

The one that I've been drawing
since grad school.

From t-the gardens
to the spiral staircase,

to the open kitchen plan
with the island,

uh, down
to the baroque fireplace

and the byzantine architecture.

Can we at least
make an offer on it?

I know it's a long shot,
but, please?

Okay, fine.

But, do you know how many people
probably made offers today?

I don't want you
to get your hopes up.

I won't.

Thank you.

[instrumental music]

[knocking on door]

- mr. Grant, hello.
- Morning.

- Renee! Hi.
- Hi.

- What are you doing here?
- Um...

I just came to tell you guys

congrats!

Your offer was accepted.

I'm sorry, come again?

Uh, the house,
the-the maple estate,

it's yours.

Ah. Seriously?

Would I come all the way here
in this dress if I was joking?

Um, yeah, so we do have
a lot of paperwork to fill out.

- So is this a good time?
- Yeah, definitely.

Wonderful.
Do you guys have coffee?

- Yes.
- Yeah.

[indistinct chatter]

guess this is happening.

[keys jingling]

all right, wait,
so what is this?

- It's from an interior designer.
- Oh.

That's a convenient
little coincidence.

You think maybe she came by
and saw the house?

Uh, yeah, probably.
What, you think she's any good?

I don't know. I mean, how many
times can we get lucky in a day?

[sighs] I'm not sure,

but I think
we're gonna find out!

Come on.

[instrumental music]

morgan, your work is amazing.

How long have you been doing
interior design?

Um, I don't know, when I was 18

I was helping my mom
redesign a house she bought

after leaving my father and, uh,

it was all kind of downhill
from there.

Well, it sounds like you made
the best out of a bad situation.

Only, leaving him
was the best situation.

My dad was a taker,
and, uh, a terrible father.

But enough about me.
Tell me about you.

You said, uh, you and your
husband flip all these homes?

Yeah, yeah, as of recently.

I'm actually an architect.

I freelance as a contractor.

I did, uh, you know, a couple
of things here and there,

but I'm still waiting
for my big break

to catapult into stardom.

[chuckles] in due time.

- And, uh, your husband?
- He's an entrepreneur.

He owns a firm
that does landscaping design,

construction, that kinda thing.

He's got a couple of places in
the valley that we're working on

and we just sold the big one
last month.

Ah, well, you do have to be able

to make a cash down payment
on the maple estate.

I, uh, spoke to desi
at rivera realty.

She, uh, gave me the dish,
you know?

I was looking at the house, too.
It's exquisite.

Right, uh, that makes sense
considering

where I found your card.

Had you made an offer
on the house,

if you don't mind me asking?

Oh, no, I mean, I can't afford

a place like that just yet.

But I like to scout
all the homes for sale,

peek in the gate, leave my card.

Well, I'm glad that you did.
Your work is so impressive.

Does that mean I have the job?

Well, I still have to talk
to my husband.

But between you and me,
I am sold.

Oh, well, I guess it's the best
that I can ask for now.

[instrumental music]

[keys jingling]

- hey. You packin' for me, too?
- Yeah.

Toilet paper and water.
Isn't this fun?

It's like
packing for summer camp,

but like a badass summer camp

with a mini movie theater
and an elevator.

[chuckles] yeah, yeah,
basically.

Hey, I, uh, I talked to bliss,
I told her

she should just
come to the house tomorrow.

I figured she doesn't have much
to do at the carlson place.

Great. I can task her
with organizing our new office.

And I'm sure
she will love you for that.

Hey, how did the-the meeting go
with the designer?

I absolutely love her.

I did say that I needed
to talk to you first,

but that was only to throw you
under the bus

to negotiate a better rate.

Perfect! Love it!

And I also love when you say
words like negotiate.

- Oh, my goodness.
- Get outta here.

It's such a nice word
when you say it.

Mm...

Morgan, hi!

[jules] thank you for coming.

Pretty cool, huh?

Oh, it's just...

How am I ever gonna design
a place like this?

[laughs]
it'll take a lifetime.

Is that how long
we're payin' you for?

[jules] morgan, this is
my slightly-less sarcastic

and far less funny husband,
josh.

That's me. Hi. Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you, josh,
and don't worry,

I won't charge much interest.

[laughing]

[jules] and this is bliss,
she's staying in the west wing

while we get things afloat.
We've hired her full-time.

She basically takes care
of the property

and manages estates
and vendors and contractors.

Cleans up messes
after these two, mostly.

And most days it feels more like
entertainment than work, so...

It's really nice to meet you,
morgan.

Nice to meet you.
And you are so pretty.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

So is anyone gonna give me
the grand tour?

Oh, uh, yeah, of course.
What do you want to see?

- Everything.
- Everything it is.

Get to it. Enjoy.

[grunts]

so, where'd you guys find her?

Uh, I think she just knew
that the house was for sale

and just kinda put her card
in the mailbox.

Mm, nice.

So bliss is staying
in that room over there.

And then over here
we have two rooms.

I was thinking
of maybe turning this left one

into a reading room.

Funny, I thought the same.

About the reading room?

I thought you hadn't been here.

[chuckles] I just meant

I could see all
the direct sunlight coming in

and it made the most sense

from a completely logistical
point of view.

[chuckles] I mean,
who wouldn't want

a darling reading room
in their home?

Yeah. No, of course,
that makes sense.

- I guess great minds, huh?
- Yeah.

[intense music]

[birds chirping]

- [morgan laughs]
- no, no, but-but really.

I love all of your ideas so far.

I mean,
I think the modern rustic feel

will give the place a homey feel
that won't clash with the--

slightly tacky elegance.

Took the words
right out of my mouth.

- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah, this place is perfect.

It just...
It's a little touch of home.

- Ah, home is where the heart is.
- Yeah.

[music continues]

hello, edgar.

What the hell
are you doing here?

I'm helping
the new home owners

with interior design.

What are you still doing here?

Realtor's kept me on
for the time being.

Am I supposed to believe
you're here by coincidence?

Oh, please.

It's been how long
since I've seen you?

Get over yourself.

Do the new owners know
who you are?

Oh...

[intense music]

- [dress rips]
- [morgan screams]

[panting] edgar, stop.

[gasps] why would you do that?

[screams]

I'm sorry, officer.

He came on to me,
he ripped up my shirt!

I am seconds away

from screaming assault.

[chuckles] and who do you think
they'll believe, huh?

So why don't you...

Go grab your crap

out of the guesthouse

and leave as quietly
and as soon as possible?

[dramatic music]

you're crazy, lady!

[intense music]

[jules] oh, I love this one.

[morgan] it's breathtaking,
isn't it?

- How much is it?
- This one...

I think is...

- Four thousand.
- Four thousand?

- I don't love it that much.
- [morgan laughs]

look, it'll go great
on the wall here.

It'll be the first thing you see
as soon as you enter.

You do want to dress to impress,
right?

I mean, I think
it's a tiny investment, really.

We can try to squeeze it
in the budget, no?

Can we just sidebar on that
for now?

I really wanna see how much
these spare rooms are gonna cost

before committing
to any big pieces.

- Of course.
- Hello, ladies.

Speaking of sidebars...

Hon, where'd you, uh,
put the towels?

Ah, found one.

Oh, hit me!

[bliss] handsome!
[josh] touchdown!

[josh scats]

we crush that every time,
let's do it.

Ah, if y'all need me,
I'll be out at the pool.

Uh, hey,
I found an old manila folder

under a drawer
in the desk downstairs.

Do you want me to hang on to it?

Of course! Mm...

It could be important.

Uh, sure, yeah.
It might be important.

- I'll look at it in a minute.
- Okay.

[sighs]
I'm sorry, I just know

how much things like that
could be worth in this house.

No, you're right,
and if it belongs to an era,

then they should definitely
have it.

Right and, um, by the way,
I hate to ask you this,

but would you mind giving me
an advance today?

I mean, the first payment
for the design job.

Yeah. Uh, of course,
I'll just grab my checkbook.

Thank you.

Did you guys find
a golden fortune?

[laughs]

it was a joke
about the mysterious folder

you said you found.

Oh. Um...

Uh, yeah, it just turned out
to be some old

medical documents of beverly's.

Old prescriptions and things.

No golden fortune,
unfortunately.

Uh, bliss, is it?

Would you mind helping me
with the other end?

Oh, yeah, sure.

Right.

- I'll stand over here.
- Uh-huh.

Perfect!

I was thinking something plush,
maybe beige.

Yeah. Yeah, I like that.

Uh, we should probably get
josh's opinion first, though.

This is more of his domain.

I like to work at, like,
the kitchen bar, the den.

More of a nomad like that.

Yeah, I kind of feel like
josh is the kind of hubby

that would do anything
his wife asks of him in the end.

You know? I mean...

You do have great taste,
obviously.

[laughs]
I mean, but if you wanna ask him

o- of course, of course,
let's get the guy's take.

But I think
the powder room is off.

Oh, for sure, the powder room

is definitely off-limits
to the male gender. Period.

Well, I have some great ideas.

Oh. Uh, you wanna show me?

I'd love to.

[instrumental music]

[knocking on door]

[lock rattles]

hey! Did you get the notice
or what?

You're never here
when I stop by.

Because I work during the day,
ivan.

Really? You have a job.

That's funny,
because you don't pay rent.

Hm...

There. I signed it over to you.

- Happy now?
- Okay.

Great, so this is your rent
for the last month and a half.

What about the month and a half
before?

I've only done half the job.

I'll give you the other half
at the end of next month.

Is that what this is about?

Are you still pissed
because I dumped you

after I found out you lied
about owning this place?

Uh-huh. Look...

Let's make a deal.

How about I pay you half now,

the other half later with, uh...

We'll call it a promise-to-pay
with a special perk.

- Perk?
- Mm-hmm.

Take off your shirt.

Come again?

I said, take off your shirt

and remind me of why
I liked you in the first place.

[morgan] dear ivan, I'll be gone
by the end of the month,

but you won't cash that check.

All three months I owe,
you will cover.

I have plenty more photos, too.

There's your perk. Xo, morgan.

[grunts]

do you need something?

Oh, no, I was just, uh,

looking for a pen, actually.

In a locked drawer?

Anything else?

[knocking on door]

edgar?

Hey, edgar!

[dramatic music]

oh, no! Oh, my god!

- Bliss, are you okay?
- Was that a nail?

I'm so sorry, I-I was just
trying to figure it out.

- I had no idea it was loaded.
- Yeah.

Well, maybe, next time
take a peek inside

and check, you think?

[intense music]

- morning.
- Morning.

- What's up?
- I'm not really sure.

The, the gardener
just kinda took off

without sayin' anything to us.

I came down to tell him
about this leaky sink,

and his stuff's just gone.

- It's, uh, strange.
- Yeah.

Well, maybe he got a better gig
back in the city.

Yeah, maybe, but still seems
kinda strange, though.

Know? Don't know
how long he's gone for.

That guy was a little creepy,
anyway.

- [laughs]
- yeah.

Um, anyways, uh, there are tons
of great people out there

who can garden, plumb
and all that fun stuff.

- Right?
- Yeah.

I'm sure we'll find you
someone great.

Yeah, I mean, we know a bunch
of people, so it'll be fine.

- But, uh, no designer, huh?
- Oh.

Well, I mean, jules was kinda
thinkin' she would do all that,

but a place this big,

she figured
we could use the help.

Well, I'm flattered to be
the chosen one.

So, uh, how long have you been
an entrepreneur?

Jules tells me you have your
hands in a few different things.

Yeah, um, probably since
I graduated business school.

- Oh. Same thing. Yeah. Uh-huh.
- And then, you know, life.

Um, even my parents were,

you know, able to kind of
help me out a little bit.

So-so that was good,
they're not, you know,

crazy or anything,
but definitely helped.

Well, you are lucky.

You know, my mom,
she got a good alimony

out of her divorce, but, um,

she still made me get a job

working
at this awful laundromat.

It was probably the most
demeaning experience of my life.

My boss was such a pig.

But, you know,
it gave me a great work ethic

and, uh, I'm a self-made woman.

Look at that. There you go.

Uh, but, honestly, like,
who needs a man, right?

I mean, who needs those guys?
They're trash.

I can see why jules
married you, though.

- Oh...
- I mean, you guys are, uh...

You're both so charming
and have a great sense of humor.

Mm. Thank you. Thanks.
Uh, what about you, though?

You seeing anyone
or got, like, a boyfriend or...

Unfortunately, no.

But, um, I was very in love
at one point,

but, um, but he got really sick.

And he's gone.

Um, I'm so sorry.

Thanks.

Hey, love might
find me again one day, you know?

And, uh, if not,
a really great house would do.

And that was how we met,
but just don't tell him

that first part. He'd kill me.

Wow.

I won't. Good to know, though.

- Hey.
- Hi.

- Um, this our neighbor, perry.
- Hey.

- This is my husband, josh.
- Nice to meet you. Hi.

Our interior designer, morgan.

Uh, didn't even see you
drive in.

Sorry, I snuck through the gate
on the western fence line.

I mean, this place is so big,
it would've taken me

like ten minutes to go around.
So...

You guys want any coffee?

I mean,
look at this bread basket.

I mean, does he know us
or does he know us?

I wish I made this myself,

but I just spent a pretty penny
at a local bakery

which, trust me,
is way better than my baking.

[laughing] well, we appreciate
it either way, so thank you.

- [perry] welcome.
- Uh, what do you do, perry?

Perry here
is a divorce attorney.

- Oh.
- Don't get any bright ideas.

- Okay?
- Uh-oh.

Um, have we met before?
I swear I've seen you somewhere.

Oh. I mean,
I don't think so. Uh...

- Do you work on the west side?
- Yeah.

I went to many a happy hours
with my boys there

back in the day, so, uh, maybe
we crossed paths way back when.

Yeah, I usually
don't leave work until 8 p.M.

But who knows, I'm sure
there's a happy hour or two

that got lost
somewhere in the shuffle.

Red rainbow bar is def

an old favorite haunt of mine.

- Same.
- Ah.

So tell me, what exactly do you
plan to do with this place?

I mean, clearly,
it needs much work.

Why don't you come with me
and I'll show you?

Nice.

Definitely red rainbow bar.

[instrumental music]

morgan, I picked up thai food.

You wanna come down and eat?

Morgan?

Bliss, is that you?

[clicking]

[inhales sharply]

[gasps] you scared me.

Did you not hear me
calling for you?

Uh... No, I was just, uh...

I was, I was just getting
some measurements, that's all.

Oh, well, I ordered some food
if you're hungry.

Are you okay?

Uh-huh.

No, really, it's, uh,
it's nothing, really.

Nothing that a big old glass
of wine can't fix.

Come on.

[morgan] I'm sorry,
it's just, it's my landlord.

You know,
he's a bit of a creep.

He lives next door,

and we dated once or twice
ages ago

and now he always keeps
coming around and harassing me.

And, uh,
I told him to leave me alone

and now he's trying
to kick me out.

That's awful.

Should I come over
and, I don't know,

maybe we slash his tires
together?

[laughing]
yeah, no, I, I think

I just need to get out of there
as soon as possible, you know?

I'm, uh,
I'm actually kind of afraid

to sleep there at night.

Last night
he was banging on my door

and he's been texting me
all evening

asking me where I'm at.

Do you think
you should call the cops?

Yeah, see, the problem is
he hasn't done anything physical

and we did date,
so, you know, it is what it is.

Just...

I need to tough it out
until the end of the month

and try and find something else.

I mean,
we have all these rooms here.

You could just stay here.

Um, no, I wouldn't wanna impose.

No, I mean,
you've been so wonderful

and you already have ms. Bliss.

Well, we have the guesthouse.
I mean, the gardener's gone.

You could probably stay down
there until you figure it out.

Really?
You wouldn't mind?

No, not at all.

I- I mean,
I have to ask josh first,

but I'm sure it'll be fine.

Oh, jules, thank you!
You're the best!

Of course.

You know, I'd be happy
to have you here.

I, I honestly
don't have many girlfriends.

Oh, I'd like that.

Well, the...
What about you and bliss?

I thought for sure
you two were besties.

Well, I mean, bliss is, is great
and everything.

She's just
more of a guy's girl. Hm.

What do you mean?

Well, she was
josh's friend before

and all of our contractors

who work for us adore her.

I mean, she was like
a competitive cheerleader

and loves football
and tequila shots.

And I'm more of a homebody
who's like "no" to all of that

and like, "I'm just gonna
sit here and sip my wine."

oh.

What about, uh, her and josh?

- They never had anything?
- Oh, no. Definitely not.

I mean, not that I'm aware of.

- But I trust josh and bliss.
- Ah.

Well, I love how secure you are
in your marriage.

I definitely wouldn't trust

that gorgeous creature

with my husband.

[instrumental music]

[bliss giggles]

- [indistinct chatter]
- [bliss] yeah. [chuckles]

[bliss] yeah. I love it.
[indistinct chatter]

[bliss giggles]

yeah, well, okay,
so I was thinking

if I put this here...

Ooh, I love it.

- Right?
- You're the best, you know that?

No. But do you like it, though?

[bliss] I do.
[josh] you hate it.

[bliss] no, I don't.
[josh] you do.

[smacks lips]
you all right?

Yeah, I'm just tired.

It's been a long day.

So how was aspendale?

You and bliss
get everything done?

Yeah, yeah, um,
still gotta do the tiling

in the downstairs bathroom.

But I think
everything else looks great.

Good.

[clears throat] so, uh,
morgan's been having some issues

with her landlord
and had to move out.

So I told her
she could stay in the guesthouse

for the rest of the month.

Well, like,
like, move her stuff in?

I mean, I don't know,
maybe not all of it.

- But, I guess, yeah.
- I mean, honey...

- We barely know this girl.
- What are you talking about?

She's here
practically ten hours a day.

And we have
that big delivery coming,

so I thought it might be nice

to have some extra hands, right?

I, I mean, I don't know,
it's like

when somebody moves their stuff
into a place,

that there's a certain
permanence to that, you know?

And I just, I'm saying,
I don't want there to be drama.

Well, you didn't blink an eye

when you asked bliss to stay
in the west wing.

Okay, that is different. Right?

Hey, bliss is like family.

Yeah. To you.

And ever since she's been here,
you guys have been so close,

just spending
so much time together.

I'm sorry,
is there a conversation

that we need to be having
right now?

'cause I-I have no clue

what's going on with you
right now at all.

No. No, no,
it's, it's-it's fine.

I'm just, I'm tired.
Go to sleep.

Okay.

[sighs]
goodnight.

[birds chirping]

[intense music]

- mornin'.
- Good morning.

Hey, um, did something, like,

weird happen
with you and jules yesterday?

Um, no. Why?

I don't know, she just,
she seemed off.

We got into it and it felt like

she was jealous of us.

[chuckles]
you and me?

Yeah.

Uh, no, you don't think
she suspects something

'cause we were out all day
yesterday, you know?

I don't know, I don't know.
I- it doesn't make any sense.

Okay, well, I-I'll talk to her,
ease her mind.

But she still
has to get out of here today

or else we're screwed.

Yeah, I got that taken care of.

I just need you
to grab that stuff for me.

I'm on it, text me if you think

of anything else
while we're out.

- Yeah. Of course.
- Morning.

Good morning.

Hey.
I, uh, made you some coffee.

[chuckles]
thanks.

[clears throat]
uh, oh.

Uh, remember we were talking
about

maybe getting renee
a little gift

for being so wonderful?

I was thinking you could
maybe pick something up,

drop by with it as a thank you,
if you have time?

Yeah. Yeah, actually.

Uh, might be nice
to get out of the house.

And morgan's moving in
right now,

so there's not really much
for me to do anyway.

[clicks tongue]
perfect.

Uh, would you mind helping her
down at the guesthouse?

It looked like
she had a couple of boxes.

- Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Yup.
- Okay. Thanks.

- I'm just gonna go change.
- Okay.

- I'll see you later?
- Yeah.

Your...

Coffee.

- Jules, hey!
- Hi, desi.

- Aren't those pretty?
- Yeah, they're for ms. Rivera.

- And we got each of you a card.
- Oh, thanks.

Come.
I think renee's in her office.

Oh, great.

Mm. Fragrance.

Yeah, do you think
she'll like 'em?

- Hi.
- Hi.

Lilies! My favorite.

Really?

No, but they are gorgeous

and I love them,
so thank you so much.

- And thanks for the card.
- Yeah, of course.

Uh, to what
do we owe the pleasure?

Oh, it's just a small thank you
for selling us my dream house.

I hope you like a good spa day.

Oh, spa days are the only days
I like.

[laughing]
um, h-how is everything going?

Uh, you making good use
out of that elevator?

Absolutely.
Yeah, e-everything is great.

Good. I'm-I'm glad to hear.

Um, did you guys find
the interior designer

you guys were looking for?

Yes.
And she's absolutely amazing.

Oh. Uh, who is she?
Uh, maybe I know her.

- Her name's morgan.
- Morgan.

- Morgan dyer.
- Hm. Um...

I, yeah,
I'll have to look her up

and make sure
she's as good as you say she is.

- [cell phone chimes]
- oops, sorry.

Hey, uh, I am starving.

- Do you wanna go grab some food?
- Actually, yeah.

- Yeah, that sounds great.
- Okay. Yay.

Oh, wow. You, uh,
really are moving in, huh?

- [clears throat]
- yeah. Oh, and, um...

I just wanted
to thank you and jules again

for being so hospitable.

- It means a lot.
- Yeah, well...

I mean, jules has really liked
the work you've done,

so it's all good.

Oh, now that I'm all good
and sweaty.

Oh, yeah, I know.

I think I'm gonna go for a dip
in the pool.

Yeah, yeah. Go for it.

Care to, uh,
join me for a swim?

Um, no, you know, I got
some stuff that I gotta do,

but you have fun.

Let me know
if you change your mind.

[instrumental music]

[water gurgling]

[bliss] so she just, like,
took off her top?

Uh, yeah.

Yeah, just kinda yanked it off,

but it wasn't flirtatious,
really.

But definitely not appropriate.

Uh, yeah.

You know,
she is probably the reason

jules is feeling insecure, too.

There's just something about her
I don't trust.

She just watches you.

I'm gonna talk to jules
about it.

Okay, but maybe not tonight?

- Fine.
- Thank you.

I'm gonna go get the stuff
if you think it's safe.

Yeah, no, jules is gonna grab
some lunch with renee

and then I'm having her swing
by the outlet

to pick me some stuff up,
so we good.

[intense music]

[music continues]

[music continues]

ah.

That lying, basic little bitch.

[birds chirping]

[sighs]

[camera clicks]

[clinks]

[intense music]

[music continues]

thank you so much for lunch.

- That was really sweet.
- Of course.

And if there's anything
that you guys need,

you call me, okay?

Yes, I will, thank you.

Mwah. You're welcome.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Bye.

Hey, can you get edgar
on the phone for me immediately?

- I wanna talk to him.
- You got it.

Did you get him?

Went straight to voicemail.

Left him a message on his cell

to call you back
as soon as possible.

Okay. I'll try him
on his landline, too.

Thank you.

- [answering machine beeps]
- [renee on phone] edgar, hey.

This is renee
at the real estate office.

I just wanted
to talk to you real quick

about the grant's, uh,
new interior designer.

Uh, jules told me
her name is morgan dyer.

Obviously, the first name
gave me some pause,

so I just...

[answering machine clicks]

well, looks like we have moles

all over the place now,
don't we?

Guess I'm gonna
have to bury them.

Josh?

Bliss?

[dramatic music]

hello?

Guys?

Hello?

[all] surprise!

- What--
- happy early anniversary, babe.

You guys
are literally the worst.

Happy anniversary, you guys.

We have tapas
and all of your favorite wines.

So this is what you guys
have been so secretive about.

- Maybe.
- Yeah.

Why, did you think we are having
an affair? 'cause, gross.

No.

- Perry!
- Hey.

Hi. It's so good that you came.

Josh left a note on my doorstep,

said you don't have
nearly enough girlfriends,

so I decided
to make an appearance.

Happy anniversary, you guys.

I hear
it's been five long years.

- Five long, great years.
- Yes.

- Let's party.
- We should party, you're right.

[pop music playing]

[coughs]

morgan. Hi.

Um, I didn't think
you'd be dressed so formally.

Uh, but you, you look
really good. You look great.

I see we drink
the same poison, too.

Oh, yeah.

- You mind?
- Yeah. Yeah, of course.

[clears throat]

- oh. Oh, cheers.
- Cheers.

[clears throat]

oh. Down it goes.

- Mm.
- [clears throat]

- excuse me.
- Yeah.

[music continues]

jules...

I am so sorry.

I thought josh meant
this was a cocktail affair.

No, not at all.
You look amazing.

Well, I am, I'm so embarrassed,

uh, but happy anniversary
to you both.

Thank you, yeah, I mean,
if you'd mentioned something,

I would've gone out
and bought a new dress.

[laughs] well, I-I got you
a little something.

Oh, you didn't have to do that.

- Um...
- Thank you.

I mean, honestly,
it's a, a re-gift, so...

I- I just found out
so last second.

It's-it's fine.

Thank you,
this is really sweet of you.

She knew this wasn't formal,
she dressed that way on purpose.

I also found out
she lied about her portfolio.

- What?
- Whole thing is a fake.

Full of photos from magazines.

Wait, really? That's so tacky.

And kinda genius.

- Are you gonna tell them?
- Yes.

I just gotta find out why first.

Well, I'll tell you this much.

I swear I have seen that woman
somewhere before,

and not at some happy hour.

[bliss scoffs]

[instrumental music]

[indistinct chatter]

[dramatic music]

[clanking]

[dramatic music]

hello?

Desi?

Desi?

[music continues]

- hey.
- Oh, my god!

Jesus!

Don't you sneak up on me
like that. Please.

Why are you carrying that
around?

You almost got shanked
with this.

- [laughs]
- okay?

You need anything else?
I'm beat.

No. No, I, uh...

I'm gonna head out, too,
and try to catch

the last of the grant's
anniversary party

and hope that the gay neighbor

isn't the only
cute single guy there.

[chuckles]
okay. Well, good luck.

- And goodnight.
- Thanks. Goodnight.

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

[dramatic music]

hello. Can I help you?

We're closed.

I will call the police

if you don't exit that door
right now.

Do you want my purse? Take it!

No. No.

Ned...

Ned...

Ned. Ned!

Ned!

[doorknob rattling]

ned, no. Please.

- [screams]
- [grunts]

you did good, grant.

I don't know how you did it,

but that was
a really nice surprise.

Well, I may have
secretly texted renee

and had her take you to lunch
to buy us some time.

And I had you go to the outlet.

- Ah, smooth.
- Yeah.

You also got a nice pair
of underwear and socks

from the whole thing.

Oh, yeah, pretty big win-win

I was thinking.

Look, um, I'm really sorry

about acting so crazy.

And you know I trust you.

It's okay.

But if I'm being honest,

part of me kinda liked
jealous jules.

[instrumental music]

- you did?
- Ah, maybe a little bit.

Okay. I can bring her back.

- Oh, you can, can you?
- Mm-hmm.

- Mm-hmm.
- Let me see...Oh.

Here she is.

[music continues]

you know...

Tonight, this place
kinda felt like home.

I don't know about you,
but I think we should stay here.

Make it our forever home.

You know what?

I think that's a good idea.

Yeah, so I think right here
maybe move the tiles

over to the side.

- Morning.
- Morgan. Hi.

What happened to you last night?
You disappeared from the party.

Oh, yeah, sorry,
I, uh, felt a bit overdressed,

so I went back and I changed,
came back for a bit

and started talking to people
in the den

and, I, uh,
I didn't see you guys again.

It's too bad.
You missed dessert.

Ah. Well, maybe next time.
Hm. Hm.

So, um, what's going on here?

Well, I decided I wanted
to turn this into my work room

instead of the reading room,

and I figured
that everything we ordered

can just fit around
my work table.

Uh, sure.
I mean, I imagine so.

Uh, you know, I'm sure it will
transition back perfectly

into a reading room
once you guys are finished

and ready to put it up
for sale again.

Oh, didn't you hear?

They're not selling the house
anymore. They're staying.

Isn't that great?

[morgan chuckles]

but I thought we were designing

this home in such a way

to maximize the sale.

We were, uh, but josh and I
talked last night

and we decided
that we wanna keep it.

Make it our forever home.

You know,
the one that we die in.

Jules, um, I've fallen in love
with this home, too.

I was hoping to make you guys
an offer on it.

Uh, with what money?

I have an inheritance
coming to me soon.

And, frankly,
I don't see how this is

any of your concern whatsoever.

Okay, morgan,
I'm-I'm really sorry,

but I had no idea that this is
what you were planning on.

I thought you were blueprinting
the home of your dreams.

I mean,
th-that's what you told me

two weeks ago when you hired me.

And she's allowed
to change her mind.

It's their house, remember?

And what are
your real credentials anyways?

Because a-as far as I can tell,

your portfolio's nothing
but a bunch of cut-outs

from design magazines.
So a-are they even yours?

- Wait, wait, wait. What?
- Of course they're mine.

And are you so stupid to think

I can't have my work
published in a magazine?

[scoffs]
I am not so stupid to assume

that you'd use real photos
for your portfolio, so...

Well, tell us.
Uh, why don't you?

[chuckles]

I refuse to entertain

your husband's lap dog.

We can finish this conversation
again later, in private.

[intense music]

ah...

[breathing heavily]

[sobs, sniffles]

hey... You okay?

I'm sorry.

I just got into
this dumb argument with bliss

and I'm so embarrassed

for letting jules
see me this way.

[breathing heavily]

I feel like such a fool.

I- I mean, well, look,
jules is a very rational person.

So whatever it is,
I'm sure she'll understand.

I hope so.

- May I?
- Oh, please, yeah.

You know, it was really sweet

what you did last night
for jules.

Well, thank you. Um...

Yeah, no, I mean,
she's great, so...

- She deserves it.
- Yeah.

You know, it would've been
my one-year anniversary

with my fiance last month, too.

But, uh, sadly, he died
a little over a year ago.

I'm, I'm so sorry. I, uh...

- I had no idea.
- Not many people knew.

You know,

seeing you and jules together,

so happy,

it, uh...

It was really great, you know?

Gives me hope.

- [sniffles]
- it's okay.

- Uh, um...
- [dramatic music]

morgan!
The hell is wrong with you?

W- well, you came on to me!

You touched
the small of my back!

No! No, I didn't at all.

What-what are you talking?
You tried to kiss me! I saw you!

I- I don't know
what's happening right now,

but that was so inappropriate,
okay?

And-and you need to leave now.

Now. Please.

[sighs]

[jules] so what are we gonna do,
then?

You can her ass immediately

and tell her to move out
right now.

- Of course.
- Uh, bliss is right.

She's unstable,
it's only gonna get worse

if we try and reason with her.

You can't reason

with the unreasonable.

But what if she accuses you
of something?

They take that kind of thing
very seriously

in the workplace these days.

I will testify to his character,

so will any other women
that we work with,

and she will look like
the desperate, crazy,

cradle-robber that she is.

I just, I ju... I wish we knew
what she was after.

- Like, what, is it our money?
- It's not our money.

[intense music]

it's the house.

It has to be.

Good job, jules.

And you're right.

That house will be mine.

[I[thudding]ic]

- [morgan screaming]
- [thuds]

[morgan groaning]

[morgan grunting]

- are you okay?
- Fell off the ladder.

Ay?
- No, please don't!

Ugh! I can't move my neck. Ah!

- My god, what happened?
- [morgan] I can't move my neck!

Yeah, honey, honey,
just let-let her do it.

- [jules] are you okay?
- No! I'm not okay!

I was trying to hang
that painting and I fell

and hurt my neck,
my arm really bad

because of your stupid,
broken ladder!

Okay. Let me see.

What? You don't believe me?

Uh, I mean,
I think that ladder looks fine.

Whether it is or it isn't,

that isn't the point!

The point is, I fell!

And I fell on the job,
working for you!

Okay, you know what? Then, um...
You don't work for us anymore.

- You're fired. How about that?
- Oh!

Oh, that doesn't change the fact
that I fell

before you fired me,
now, does it?

[chuckles] you gotta be
kiddin' me, lady.

Is she serious right now?

When you have to testify
in court

as a witness to my accident,

you will see how serious I am.

Are you, are you serious
right now? Court?

Morgan, don't you think you're
overreacting like, a little bit?

Okay, yeah, that's fine. Take
the picture, that's-that's good.

She's full of it, josh.

And she's bluffin'.
Just kick her out already.

She's not bluffing.
Are you, morgan?

You want us out of our house

so you can have it
all to yourself,

even after everything
that we've done for you.

Given you a job,
let you live here.

And you're willing to do
anything

to make that happen, huh?

You know, you're a lot smarter

than I initially gave you credit
for, jules.

If you think that we're just
gonna give this place up

without a fight,
you're a lot dumber

than I gave you credit for.

So listen very carefully.

In case you missed what
josh said the first time around,

you are fired!

So get the hell out of my house,

off of our property
and away from my husband

before you have a real fall.

I hope you have a good lawyer.

I mean, look, I'm not the best
with property law,

but I have some friends who are.

I can make some calls for you
first thing tomorrow.

Do you guys have workmans' comp

or anything
for your contractors?

We have an insurance policy,
but...

- Morgan's not on it.
- Yeah.

So we're screwed, right?

It's a really slippery slope
here.

I mean, she claims she was
hanging a painting, right?

Technically, that's not
in her job description, is it?

So you could have an argument
that she came into the house

before regular work hours
and of her own volition

and was doing things
not asked by you.

[bliss] and what are we gonna do
about her tonight?

Because I hate the idea
that she's still

lurking around down there.

[perry] we could call the cops
and have her removed

from the property immediately
if you like.

Yes. Yes, we would like
very much.

Okay, yeah,
I, uh, I can call the police

and see if they'll send a deputy
over right now.

Josh, wait.

Why don't we go down there

and show her that we're serious?

Okay, all right,
but I wanna go out there

first and see if I can get her
out of the guesthouse.

Okay.

- Yeah?
- Okay.

[perry] what happened
with that gardener?

No clue, one morning
I came to check on him

because the garden
was looking sad,

and all of his stuff was gone.

And we figured
that he had gotten a better gig.

Well, considering
the current circumstances

and who's staying here now,
you're so sure about that?

All right, you guys stay here.
I'm gonna check, okay?

Okay.

[dramatic music]

morgan?

[bliss] I wonder where she went.
[perry] you know...

I still swear
I've seen her somewhere before.

I'll have to see if my friend
at the station can do

some digging into her records,

figure out
where I know her from.

Well, thank you
for all your help.

It's my pleasure. You guys get
some rest tonight, okay?

I'll be in touch first thing
tomorrow after I talk

to a few of my colleagues.

Thank you so much.
We really appreciate it.

- Goodnight.
- Goodnight.

Goodnight.

Well, thank goodness
she left, huh?

Yeah.

[intense music]

[birds chirping]

nothin' here.

[josh] yeah, here either.
Now what?

We must be missing something.

I mean, there has to be a reason

that she wants this house
so badly.

[stammers] are you sure
she didn't just start designing

and, like, get obsessed?

Well, just because
she's obsessed with your husband

and wants your life.

No. No,
it's, it's something else.

I think she has history here.

[dramatic music]

go, go, go, go.

- Jules, where are you going?
- Where's that folder?

The one you mentioned
was left in the house?

Uh, it's downstairs
in the study.

I locked it
in one of those drawers.

Wait, wait, what folder?

There was a folder left behind
by ms. Maples.

It just had medical records
and stuff in it.

We looked through that already.

But that was when we were
looking for something different.

[keys jingling]

okay, so, what is it
we're looking for exactly?

This.

Looks like a,
an emergency contact?

- Yup.
- [line ringing]

[automated voice]
hi, this is florence.

I can't come
to the phone right now...

She's not answering,
but she lives

in woodland hills. That's like,
what, 30 minutes away?

Uh, yeah,
if she still lives there.

Only one way to find out.

- I'm gonna grab my purse.
- I'll call perry.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Are you florence daly?

Yes, I'm florence.
May I help you?

Uh, yes, I'm jules grant.

- This is my husband, josh.
- Hi.

We were just wondering if we
could ask you a few questions

about beverly maples.

- You knew her?
- Yes, I knew beverly.

How do you two know beverly?

Oh, well, we didn't,
but we, uh,

we bought the maples estate
after beverly passed, so...

Oh, uh, that's lovely, uh...

- Would you like to come in?
- [josh] please.

Yes. Thanks.

Would you guys
like something to drink?

Oh, no, we're fine. Thank you.

So how is the estate? God,
I sure do miss it sometimes.

God, I worked for don
and beverly for about six years

until mr. Maples passed away.

[jules] wait,
you worked for them?

Yes, I was their housekeeper.

Ms. Maples had you listed
as an emergency contact

on an old document
that we found.

Did the maples
not have any family?

I believe don has a sister
in kansas,

but they didn't speak,
as I recall.

Um, and, uh,
when he passed away,

he left everything to beverly,
of course,

and she didn't have any family.

You know, I don't think
they ever wanted kids.

Were there any other employees
who were working at the house?

There was the gardener,
edgar, um,

but he was fairly new
when I left.

And I don't think
beverly ever replaced me.

I think she started taking care
of the house herself

and whatever she couldn't do,
edgar could.

Uh, ms. Daly, did you know
anybody with the name morgan?

Um, might've been a friend
of the family

or somebody from the family
who owned the house beforehand?

Morgan, I, uh... The name sounds
awfully familiar.

But the maples
had a lot of friends.

And they were always having
get-togethers and barbeques

and events at the estate.

Um, they loved hosting.

But, no, no one lived
in the house before them.

They built that house.

This is morgan.
Do you recognize her?

Yes. Yeah, uh...

Huh, I can't believe
I didn't remember her name

after all these years.

How do you two know morgan?

We hired her
as our interior designer.

Interior designer?
She's no interior designer.

She's an executive assistant.

Uh, she was don's assistant
at the firm.

Before don got sick, he was
having an affair with her.

She was at the house all the
time when beverly wasn't there.

And when beverly found out,
morgan nearly went crazy.

Uh, she kept showing up,
and even after

don let her go, she kept
demanding to speak to him.

[florence] she even called
beverly and threatened her

over the phone once.
It was quite awful.

[jules] is there anything else
that you can tell us?

Uh, the only reason I ask is,

we've been having some trouble
with her, too.

We think she might want
the house for herself.

[florence] no, uh, nothing
that I can remember.

- Thank you again for your time.
- Of course.

You two should be careful
around her.

She's not right in the head.

[dramatic music]

[desi] mm-hmm, yes,
I understand.

I do apologize,
but ms. Rivera's out of town

for a family emergency,
unfortunately.

No, but I could leave a message.

Um, okay, then.
Have a great weekend.

Where are you, renee?

[clattering]

[intense music]

hello?

Renee, is that you?

[intense music]

[water gurgling]

[door locks]

[intense music]

[dog barking]

[music continues]

I think we should put a latch
and a deadbolt

on the guesthouse

so she can't get back in till
we figure this whole thing out.

- What do you think?
- It's not a bad idea.

Let's do it.

- [mellow music]
- [fire crackling]

[intense music]

I'm gonna run out to the garage
and grab that tool box.

I'm gonna lock the door
behind me, okay?

- Watch your back.
- All right.

I'll be back in a few.

[gasps] bliss, do not sneak up
on me like that.

Sorry. How'd it go?

- You don't wanna know.
- Oh, yes, I do.

Let's see.

[mumbles]

[intense music]

- [grunts]
- [thuds]

[music continues]

uh, josh isn't back yet, is he?

Uh, if he has,
I didn't see him come in.

Oh..

Where did I put my phone?

[dramatic music]

[jules] it's pitch black
down there.

If he was putting up a lock,
he'd need light.

I'm calling the cops.

[bliss] wait, I see headlights.

- It's perry.
- Bliss, wait!

[music continues]

guys, I finally remembered
where I met morgan before.

It was here at this house
when the maples lived here.

Wha-what's with the weaponry?

Josh, he went down
to the guesthouse

and he never came back.

- Josh!
- Josh!

- Josh! Josh!
- [jules] josh!

[perry] josh!
[jules] josh!

I think
we need to call the cops.

Yeah.

- Perry, behind you!
- [perry] morgan...

Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa!
What are you doing?

Morgan, put down the hammer,
you don't have to do this.

- Stop it, morg...
- [screaming]

[clatters]

freeze!

Don't move, or I'll shoot.

Put your weapons to the ground,
slowly.

Jules, cell phone.
Slide it over.

Morgan, morgan!
You don't have to do this.

You can have the house, okay?
It-it-it is yours!

Just please, please tell me
where josh is.

Oh, you'll find out soon enough.

- What do you want with us?
- What do I want with you?

It is gonna be the affair
of the century!

Hot blonde, bliss leary,
gets caught bangin' boss, josh!

[chuckles]
wifey jules goes wild!

Ends up bashing hubby's head in
with a hammer.

Then kills anxious neighbor

before strangling ms. Bliss

to her untimely death!

You will never get away with it.

Too many people
know about you already.

Perry's co-workers
have all heard your name

and already know
how crazy you are!

On the contrary,
I was never here.

I have an air-tight alibi

with my old landlord.

He'll do anything for me
and I do anything.

He's not dead.
No, no, he's-he's not dead.

- He can't be, he can't be dead.
- Come on, jules.

She won't shoot us.
She can't shoot us!

Or else, the gun will be
traced back to her.

- [gun cocks]
- you wanna try me?

Go to hell.

Come on, jules.

- [gunshot]
- [both screaming]

[dramatic music]

it is okay. It is okay.

Okay, we're gonna get my phone

and we're gonna call
the police, okay?

- Okay.
- Okay.

[intense music]

bliss! I have to go to him.

Then go, I'll call the cops

and I'll come find you
as soon as I can.

Okay.

[dramatic music]

josh!

[dramatic music]

[gasps] josh!

Josh! Oh, my god.
Oh, my god. Josh!

No, no, no, no, no, no. No.

[gasps] oh, my... Josh!

Oh, my god! You're alive.

Oh, that bitch somehow
got in here and took my phone.

- [door creaks]
- [door shuts]

[music continues]

[music continues]

[grunting]

[dramatic music]

[grunting]

[intense music]

[music continues]

- [grunting]
- [groaning]

[sobs] baby? Oh, god!

Baby, baby, baby. Baby?

[panting]
oh...

[josh groans]

- [coughs]
- josh?

- [groaning]
- are you okay?

Careful, don't to...
Don't touch it, don't touch it.

Don't touch it.

Oh, my head!

Oh, my head's killing me.

It's morgan, she, she lost it,
and she, she attacked perry

and then, and then
sh-sh-she killed renee!

What? She killed renee?
What are you talking about?

- Yeah. Oh, god.
- Are you okay?

I think, I think he might be
dead. I mean, dead or somethin'.

- Ah!
- Oh, god!

- You think you can get up?
- Yeah, yeah.

Okay.

- Okay.
- Okay, so...

I don't know where morgan is,
but bliss is still in the house.

- Okay?
- Where's morgan?

- I don't know, I don't know.
- You don't know? Okay.

- Bliss is in the house there.
- Okay.

- All right, let's go get her.
- Okay.

- Okay.
- [perry grunts]

I think perry just moved.

[josh] oh!
[jules] come on.

[jules] perry. Perry!

- Hey, buddy.
- [perry grunts]

- can you get him in the car?
- Yeah, yeah. Go, go, go.

- I got it, I got it.
- Okay. I'm gonna get bliss.

Hey, buddy. Hey,
I'm gonna pick you up, okay?

Here we go.
Up, up. Nice and easy.

Here we go, here we go.

Bliss?

[intense music]

bliss?

[elevator bell dinging]

[dramatic music]

[screams]

why the screams, jules? Huh?

- You did this.
- Stay back.

Put the poker down
or I'll shoot, and trust me,

I'm no longer afraid
to use this.

Put it down.

- Okay.
- [clangs]

doesn't look like this is
gonna be your forever home.

[laughs] but you know what?

I guess you were right
about one thing.

This is gonna be the home
you die in.

Just like
poor old ms. Maples' death.

- [josh yells]
- [morgan screams]

[jules] stop, or I'll shoot!

He was gonna leave this house
to me when he died.

I loved him!

Then he left everything
to his selfish wife.

And now you're trying to take
what's mine!

It's not yours, morgan.

1128 maple drive is ours.

[screaming]

[thuds]

[dramatic music]

["again" by liz kummer
and j.W cudd playing]

- there you are.
- Oh.

- Why, thank you very much.
- Mm-hmm.

Are you, uh, not drinkin'?

- No. Not today.
- Okay.

So, uh, I've been doing
some thinking

and maybe we can turn

bliss' old room
into, uh, a nursery.

I think she really
would have liked that.

I mean, I would do the designs
myself, of course.

Wait, are, are you...

[gasps] baby, oh! Mm...

[both laughing]

[sighs] oh! I'm so sorry!

Mwah! I'm sorry.
Daddy's sorry. He's excited.

I am, too.

I think our family is gonna be
really happy here.

[laughs]

["again" by liz kummer
and j.W cudd playing]