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Hey, it's Emily.
It's been a long...

Special Agent Jack Malone.

I'm Emily Reynolds.

I'm Sam's sister.

Is there anything
I can help you with?

Um, we were just supposed
to meet and have lunch.

I'm sorry about yesterday.

Got caught up with a case.

No, you didn't.

I hope you're happy.

I hope you have people
who love you

and take care
of you.

It can't be me.

Do you understand that?

It can't be me.

Please, Sam.
No!

Hello?

Yeah, this is Samantha Spade.

Where did you say you were?

Okay, um, uh...

Can I meet you there
in, uh, in an hour?

Okay.

Yeah.

Um, okay,
yeah, thanks.

Bye.

What's going on?

Uh, I got to go,
so... you got to go.

No coffee, no toast?

You know what, um...

I'm sorry, wha...

Brian.

Brian, yeah.

Just... just go.

Agent Spade?

Yeah.

Detective King?

Tom.
Tom.

All this belongs
to Emily Reynolds?

We found her gym ID and a
couple of loose receipts

with her name
on them.

Did you find her wallet?
No.

So it could be
a robbery gone bad.

Maybe.

The security guard
found this around 11:30.

He figured some lady left
her stuff on the car roof

and drove off...
until he found this.

She got tasered?

Mm-hmm.

Okay, this is what,
50,000 volts?

I mean, somebody must have
heard her scream,

heard something.
The receipt

from those hiking boots
indicate she was here

right before closing.

Parking lot would have
been pretty empty.

Your card was in her purse.
That's why I called you.

I hope that's okay.

It's fine.

Is this Emily Reynolds
part of one of your cases?

No.

She's my sister.

Your sister?

I'm sorry. I had no idea.

You couldn't have known.

Is there anyone else
we should notify?

We should contact her husband,
um... Andrew.

He's a lawyer,
works at a big firm in the city.

You know which one?

No.

Got a mobile number?

No, I, uh... my sister and I
are not really close.

We, uh... he's about 40.

I could have someone

at the Bureau
try and find him.

No, no, no, we, we can do it.

I'd like to assist on this
if that's okay.

Happy for the help.

If the husband's
some hotshot lawyer,

we should probably set up a trap
and trace at his house.

At least with a ransom we'd know
what we're dealing with.

Excuse me.

King.

This is Special Agent
Jack Malone.

I'm not at my desk.
Please leave a message.

Jack, it's Samantha.

I've had a family thing come up,

and um, I am going to need
a couple of days.

If you could just have
someone cover for me,

that'd be great.

And I will give you a call
later.

Okay, bye.

Turns out your sister
has a nervous neighbor.

She called the police last week

to report a suspicious guy
in front of her house.

Cruiser went by, but the SUV
he was driving was gone

when they got there.

Did we get a license plate?

Got a license plate,
make and model.

The lady was very nervous.

I hate to ask this, but...

I've got an APB in process.

Thank you.

The neighbor also gave us
a cell phone for the husband.

You want to call him?

I've never met him before.

Um... sure.

Not exactly the introduction
I'd imagined.

Andrew.

Samantha.

I'm sorry
we're meeting like this.

I really appreciate
your helping out.

I know Emily will, too.

It's weird.

She just talked
about having you to the house.

Uh, you know,

maybe one of us should wait
for the tech team.

Yeah, probably.

You go in.
I'll stay.

Thank you.

I was at a conference
at Yale for three days.

I spoke to her on the phone
a couple of times.

I think if I'd been home

and called the
police earlier...

I wouldn't beat yourself up
about it.

Um, there's not much
you could have done.

Have you noticed anyone
hanging around the house?

Gotten any
strange phone calls?

Not that I remember.

How's Emily been?

She told me
she came to see you.

Yeah.

How'd she seem to you?

Distracted.

She'd been like that for
the last couple of weeks.

Then about six days ago

I realized that
something was going on.

You're early.

Yep.

I'm making you pudding.

You like it?

It's great.

So Steve Fletcher
called me

from First Union today,

wondering if I wanted
to cover our overdraft.

You took $20,000 out
of our account this week.

I don't know
what you want me to say.

I want you to tell me
what it was for.

No.

That's a lot of money.

Yes, it is.

And for the last ten years
I've taken care of your life.

You haven't had to worry
about a thing.

Not the house or making
a doctor's appointment

or arranging
dinner parties

for your boring
partners.

Is this a windup to your
community property speech?

I'm not divorcing you, Andrew.

I just...

I need the money.

And I want you to trust me
about the reasons why I need it.

I think I've earned that.

When these cool,

they're going to need
to go in the refrigerator.

ANDREW:
I'm a lawyer.
Trust only goes so far.

So to be safe,
I put a hold on the account.

She didn't write
any more checks.

Did she write the checks
to cash?

Yeah.

One for $5,000,
the other for $15,000.

That's a lot of money to ignore.

I love my wife.

I want her to be happy,
and I thought...

you know, and she's right:
we've been married a long time.

Well, you, um...

you cut off her access

to your checking account, right?

So you must have thought
something more than that.

Emily loves self-help programs,

meditation, colors,
reorganizing her closet.

There's a thousand paths
to enlightenment.

I thought most of it
was ridiculous,

and she knew that.

I thought maybe
she met a new guru

she was just
too embarrassed

to tell me about.

And if that wasn't it, maybe
I just didn't want to know.

You got to see this.

What is it?
The Savern case?

No, it's an APB alert
from Fairfield County

for an SUV in connection with
the abduction of Emily Reynolds.

The name ring a bell?

Isn't that Samantha's sister?

I confirmed it
with Fairfield PD.

These were the only
photos in the SUV,

but I sent his
memory card down

to the lab
to be printed.

What's his explanation
for these photos?

Says he likes
a pretty girl.

Yeah, what?
Wh

She's missing.

What did you do to her?

I didn't do nothing.
I was following her.

I ran across
some family trouble.

I followed him
and I lost him in traffic.

So you don't know
who the man is?

No.

What happened
to those pictures?

I gave them
to the lawyer who hired me.

What was the lawyer's name?

Client stuff is confidential.

I'm going to ask you again:

what was the
lawyer's name?

Ow!
In about three seconds
I'm going to lose

all my good feeling
towards you.

What was his name?
Are you going

to let her do this to me?

Ah!
Apparently.

Andrew.

Andrew Reynolds.

Ow.

I gave him the photos.

He told me he didn't
need me anymore.

Let's get
my sister's husband in here.

SAMANTHA:
Did you really think

I wouldn't find out
what you did?

I don't know what's happened
since last we spoke,

but I'm as concerned
about Emily as you are.

Well, apparently,
you're not concerned enough

to tell me about this.

What happened?

She was having an affair and you
tried to teach her a lesson?

You've got it all wrong.

Emily wasn't having an affair.

I had her followed,
but not for personal reasons.

Then why?

There was a leak
on a big case in my firm.

It was causing some
public relations problems.

The partners agreed
to surveillance

of some of the key employees
and their families.

I hired the firm
that did that work.

All right, then, can you tell me

who this guy is?

She introduced me to him.

He came to the house.

EMILY:
I'm so sorry.
MAN:
Me, too.

I really let myself
get my hopes up this time.

Oh, honey, you're home.

The deposition got rescheduled.

Oh, I hope you had a big lunch

'cause I haven't
even started supper yet.

Um, Dale,

this is
my husband, Andrew.

Andrew, this is Dale.
Dale and I

are old friends from college,

and, um, he was
in town on business.

Nice to meet you.

Likewise.

We were just talking about

an old friend of ours
who had gotten sick.

Well, I should
probably get going.

I don't want to
hold your dinner off

any longer.

So how long you going
to be in town for?

I'll be heading back tomorrow.

You have my card.

You can call
me anytime.

Well, thanks for stopping by.

You've got a beautiful
home here.
Thank you.

I'm sorry I didn't tell you
about the surveillance.

I signed
a confidentiality agreement.

I saw all the pictures.

I didn't think
any of them were relevant.

Do you believe her story

about this Dale guy?

They were in my living room.

They were sitting in front
of a wall of windows.

It's not exactly a great place
to have an affair.

Did you get his last name?

No.

Business card

There was a card
on the kitchen counter

for a while. Uh...

Black with silver lettering.

All right, here's
what I would suggest.

Unless you want us to
officially detain you,

you stay put till we
find that business card.

Hey.

What are you doing here?

Usually, when people
say "family thing,"

they're talking about
picking up a relative

from a gallbladder
operation or a hospital.

Not looking for their
missing sister...

I'm taking care of this, okay?

What, with the local PD?

What do they have one missing
person case per year?

Shh! Jack, listen to me.

That doesn't explain
why you didn't tell me.

Because I don't want my
private life in the office.

You know what, Samantha?

In the personal arena,
I would have to say

that you consistently
make the worst choices.

Present company included?

Definitely.

Look, personal issues
aside, okay,

we're talking about
your missing sister.

I know that.

Look, you want the truth?
I honestly... I thought

there would be
a simple explanation.

She'd be home
by this evening.
Do you still think that way?

No.

Then let me help you.

I do not want this
to become a three-ring circus.

Look, that's not
going to happen, okay?
I will keep it quiet.

Okay.

Okay, Emily's phone records.

Okay, scan them for anybody
by the name of Dale.

Okay.
I couldn't find
one in Emily's

college yearbook,
so it seems like her story

about going to school
with him is bogus.

I know we dig into
people's lives for a living,

but because this is Sam's
sister, I don't know.

Feels a little different,
kind of like we're snooping.

Well, for the record,

if anybody ever
tasers me, search

into anything
you can find.
You can count on it.

Okay, as far as I can tell,
Emily didn't deposit

the $20,000 into
a bank account.

At least not an
onshore bank account.

Well, she does spend
money on crystals

and past life retreats.

I don't know.
Maybe this guy Dale

was selling a better snake oil.
Well, if she found out

he was running a scam,

maybe he grabbed her
to keep her quiet.

Martin, hey, I found the card.

A "Dale Enty."

He's got an 859 phone number.

Yeah, it's Lexington, Kentucky.

Yeah, and there's
a Web site on the card.

It's helprandylive.com.

Okay, helprandylive.com.

All right, I got it.

What is it?

It's a web site
to save a dying boy.

I tell you, man,
if this thing's a con,

it's a really nasty one.

I have no idea
where she is.

Well, how about why
you lied to her husband

about being a friend
from college?

Her husband walked in that day,
she started spinning a story.

I just played along.

And the real story is what?

I was there because
I needed her help

for my son, Randy.

He has non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

How could Emily Reynolds
help you with that?

Stop wasting my time, Mr. Enty

and answer my question.

Emily is his mother.

EMILY:
That's some costume.

Oh, yeah, he was
constantly saving me.

You know, protecting me
from dangerous toasters

and scary kids on bikes.

My sister had
hair like that.

You know,

for a sick kid,
he seems really, really happy.

He's a great kid.

And I wouldn't ask you

to do this, except that
the bone marrow transplant

is his last chance.

Obviously, my wife and I
were long shots to match.

But since I'm his mother?

There's about a 25% chance
you'll be able to help him.

But I'm not sure
that it would do Randy
any good to, you know, to...

I mean, obviously,
he knows that he's adopted,

but... we've got
a good family...

No, of course. I understand.

I gave up those rights

17 years ago when I put
him up for adoption.

Believe me, if I could give
both my legs and my arms...

Of course.
Of course you would.

You know, I was pretty messed up
when I had him.

But if I can finally
do something to help...

Well, let's just cross
our fingers and hope that I can.

Okay.

The day her husband saw us,
she told me she wasn't a match.

And you didn't try
to shake her down?

I have insurance.
I don't need anyone's money.

What about the real father?

What do you know about him?

He was listed on the birth
certificate as unknown,

and Emily said

that she tried
to contact him.

And did she?

I don't know.

She said it was tricky.

I haven't heard from her since.

Could you excuse me?

Sure.

You okay?

Not really.

You had no idea that
your sister had a baby?

If he's telling the truth,
no, I had no idea.

Emily did run away
when she was 16.

Um...

Took a couple
changes of clothes

and 80 bucks out
of our mom's wallet.

She just took off.

I kept waiting for her
to come home and...

about a year later,
she did.

And she wouldn't...

talk about
where she'd been.

Two of you never
talked about it?

No, she never
told me anything.

She came to see me,
uh... when was it?

Thursday.

Thursday.

I think that she wanted
to tell me what was going on,

and I just blew her off.

And now I'm thinking
that maybe she knew

the biological father of Randy
was violent,

and she may have wanted me
to go with her.

Did she ask you?

I didn't really give her
a chance to ask me anything.

Why would the biological father
take your sister,

if all she wanted
was a bone marrow match?

I don't know.

You know, it's possible
that you met him.

She had boyfriends, right?

Emily had a lot of boyfriends.

A lot.

What about your mother?

Maybe she remembers meeting him.

No, no, I mean, I doubt it.

She was holding down two jobs.

She had a busy social life.

She was kind of distracted
most of the time.

But what did she say when you
told her that Emily was missing?

Haven't told her.

Why not?

I didn't want to worry her
until we had something solid.

Right.

Hey, Viv,
thanks for helping out.

I think we got something.

Emily bought a ticket to Kenosha

three days ago.

SAMANTHA:
That's the same day
that Andrew went to

that conference at Yale, right?

Might need to take
a trip to Kenosha,

talk to
your mother.

I haven't talked
to my mom in...

I don't even know how long.

I don't think she would want
to see me or talk to me, really.

Let's see.

We'll go together.

Okay.

All right, the
birth certificate

that the adopted
father has checks out.

Hospital confirms that
Emily Spade gave birth to a boy,

but the biological father

is not listed on any
of their paperwork.

Did we notify the PD in the town
where the son lives?

Yeah, they have someone sitting
on his house just in case.

DANNY:
All right.

Emily's ATM card was used
at a gas station on I-80

outside of
Toledo, Ohio.

Is this Emily?

It's impossible
to tell.

Well, if that's her,
that's great news.

At least she's not stuffed
in a trunk somewhere.

He must need her alive.
Look at this.

License plate:
Wisconsin.

What do you think?

Think we can get a registration
off of this partial?

Well, I'll put out an APB.

You know, if he was forcing her
to take him to his son,

he should have gone south
on I-75 to Lexington.

Where's I

I think... Let's see.

Well, yeah, you can
follow it to 94

and from there
to Wisconsin.

If she went to Kenosha
to talk to him,

why didn't he take her
while she was there?

Maybe he missed his chance.

You know, Jack and
Samantha should be

at her mom's house by now.

I'm gonna go ahead
and send this stuff to them.

Okay.

Mom? Mom.

This is a picture of the man
that we think took Emily.

Have you seen him before?
Do you recognize him?

I don't recognize him.

Okay, well,

he's unshaven here,

so maybe if you tried
to picture him clean-shaven,

it would help you.

I have already told you,

I didn't even know
Emily was pregnant.

So how am I supposed to know
about the father?

You know, it's just, I...

I don't understand how you can
have a teenage daughter

who's pregnant,
and you just don't notice.

Well, she ran away
from home.

And I was worried sick
about her

the whole time.

VIVIAN:
Where are you?

I'm just outside Sam's house.

Just thought I'd step outside

and give her and her mother
some space.

Relationship with her mother

makes mine with my father
look like Armistice Day.

Sure that's not
revisionist history?

Yeah, maybe.

What's up?

Well, I've been looking at
local papers and police logs.

Says here that Patricia Spade
and her daughters

are on a witness list

in the disappearance of a man

by the name of Joe Henry.

Turns out that he went missing
two and a half months

before Emily ran away.

Okay, what about Emily's
recent trip out here?

Why did she come?

She said that Andrew
had to go away on business,

and she thought
we should use that time

and catch up.

Okay, did she go anywhere?
Did she meet anyone?

No.

She came. We had dinner.
We talked. She left.

Damn it, Mom!

Why are you so angry?

I'm angry because
Emily came here

looking for the father
of her child.

She was under your roof again,
and again you chose

to stick your head in the sand
and not notice anything.

Well...

you didn't know
she was pregnant, either.

I was the child.

You're supposed
to be the mother.

She had a phone call.

PATRICIA:
Hello?

Emily?

Yes, she's here.

Hold on.

I'm sorry.
She must have stepped out.

She lives in
Connecticut. Why?

Hello

He hung up.

Mom, you told him

where I live?

Well, I'm sorry, I...

You know, I should head
to the airport.

And that's it. She left.

Okay, did he say his name?

No.

Can I have your permission

to check your phone records
so I can find out

where the call
came from?

Of course.

Hey.

Hey.

While you're running
that down, I'd like to ask

your mom
a few questions.

What about?

Joe Henry.

Wow, that's a name
I haven't heard in a long time.

Do you have any idea
what happened to him?

No, I never did.

Mom, would you
excuse Jack and I?

Can I talk to you
for a minute?
Sure.

What does Joe Henry
have to do with anything?

He disappeared

right about
the same time.

Well, I know.

I mean, the police
interviewed my whole family,

but that's not relevant.

Maybe it is. Maybe it isn't.

Well, we have
a photo of the guy

who probably took Emily.

He's 35.

I mean, Joe Henry would be
probably 60 by now.

So...
You should follow up
on that phone call.

I'm gonna talk to your mom.

All right, I've got
your mom's phone records.

The address for that phone
number is 33 Gillies Lane.

And the name on the account
is... Jeff Henry.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Sam, he's the guy
at the gas station.

JACK:
Jeff Henry.

B&E at ten, arson at 12,

armed robbery at 16.

Looks like we have
a criminal prodigy

on our hands.

When your mother was
going out with Joe Henry,

was the son around much?

No, but it wouldn't take
a lot of face time

for him to get Emily pregnant.

All right, that gas station's
300 miles away, right?

Which means he could be hitting
Kenosha in less than two hours.

Doesn't leave us
a lot of time.

What if we split up,
and, um, I go to his house.

I'll drop you at
the police station.

You could talk
to the locals.

Sounds good.

You were right.

Joe Henry had something
to do with it,

just not what we thought.

I hate to gloat.

Yes, I always think of you as
someone who hates to be right.

Really?

FBI!

Where's Jeff Henry?

Beats the crap out of me.

Get your hands
where I can see them.

Whoa, hey! What the hell?
Take it easy.

Yeah, I recognize her.

She came to talk to Jeff.

When?

Just a couple days ago.

This is the $5,000 for the
blood test, like we agreed.

And if you're a match,

there'll be more.

How much more?

EMILY:
Well, that depends on
whether you're a match.

I want double.

No, triple the five.

Well, that might be possible.

You must think I'm an idiot,
Ms. Reynolds.

What do you mean?

I spoke to a buddy of mine
after you called.

It's illegal to buy bone marrow.

It's like a kidney;
they put you in jail for that.

Your friend is wrong.

You're a cop, aren't you?

No. No.

Like I said, I work
for a foundation.

You're trying to set
me up, plant my DNA.

Maybe that VJ store
where the clerk got shot.

Cops already tried
to lay that on me.

I'm not trying
anything like that.

Look, if you don't want

to do this, I...

Okay.

Fine, um...

If you call the number that I
gave you for the follow-up test,

and I'll call
you next week.

After she left, Jeff followed
her back to some house in town.

Then he came back
more pissed off.

Do you know why?

I'm not sure.

Okay, after he followed her,

did you hear him
mention the name Spade?

Like your name?

Exactly.

There's a piece of mail

Jeff brought
back with him.

Could you get it for me?

What'd Jeff do?

Thank you for your help.

Oh...

EMILY :
Please, no.

He was hurting me,
and he wouldn't stop.

JEFF:
Lying ...

He was a good man,
a good father.

He took us camping...

...fishing.

:
I'm not saying

that he wasn't
a good man.

I'm just saying

that with... with me he was...

Everything went to hell
when he was gone.

SAMANTHA:
Jeff Henry,

FBI.

Drop your weapon!
I'll shoot her.

I will.

Nobody needs
to shoot anybody, okay?

This is none of your business.
Now get out!

I can't do that.

You don't want
to do this.

She's telling the truth about

what happened
with your dad.
It's not.

How did I know
I'd find you here then?

'Cause I know what happened
in this place,

and it's exactly
what she told you.

EMILY:
I'm so sorry.

I was trying to help my son.

It's okay.
We're gonna be okay, aren't we?

No.

No!

EMILY:
Oh, God!

Oh, my God.

Oh, Sam!

I'm sorry.

It's all right.
Look at me. Emily?

Sam, he was gonna kill me.

He's dead.
He's dead.

He can't hurt you
anymore, okay?

Emily?

Emily, listen to me.

Emily, listen to me!

All right, I want you
to look at me and focus.

The police are gonna
be here any minute.

We got to get our stories
straight, all right?

Are you with me?

Uh-huh.
Okay.

You all right?

Yeah.

He was gonna kill her.

I had to shoot him.

What did
Jeff Henry want?

Well, she was going
to pay him off

to get tested for Randy.

I guess the deal went bad.

Why out here?

I don't know.

We're gonna take your sister
to Kenosha Presbyterian.

You want to
ride with us?
Sure.

No, we're gonna follow.

Come with me.

Why you been
lying to me?

I'm not lying.

You've been very careful.

Just laying out
the facts.

With no complicating truths
to get in the way.

And you let me spin
my little theories.

Just answer this question.

Why couldn't Jeff
be the father of that baby?

Are you really, um, gonna
ask me to do this right now?

I mean, my sister
almost got killed.

I just want to go
be with her.

Is that okay?
No, we're gonna
do it right now.

And you know the answer
to the question.

He couldn't be the father
of the baby

because he was in juvie
when Randy was conceived.

I didn't know that.

You didn't know that?

Joe Henry is the father.

And he's dead.

And he's out here somewhere.

I don't know.

I have no idea what you're
talking about. I don't.

Your sister went to Jeff
to get the bone marrow,

because she couldn't go
to the father.

You know why?

'Cause he's dead,
and she killed him.

If you don't tell me the truth,

I am gonna start
handing out shovels

and getting people to dig

until I can prove
that your sister killed him.

That won't be necessary.

I did it.

Listen, I understand

that you want
to protect your sister...

I killed him.

I found out
he was hurting Emily,

and I killed him.

EMILY:
Oh, please, stop.

No!

No.

No!

Stop!

Stop!

Stop, stop!

All Emily did was
help me bury him.

She didn't do anything
other than that,

and we never talked
about it again.

We never talked

about much... of
anything again, so...

Where's the body?

About 40 yards
that way.

What about the son?

I killed him because I had to,
not because I wanted to.

I'm gonna, uh,
tell the Bureau.

I'm gonna come clean,
and I just...

Is it all right
if I, um...

Will you...?

I want to go
see Emily first,

if that's
all right?

Can I?

Sure, go ahead.

EMILY:
Jeff's dead.

We're the only ones
that know what happened.

Nobody else needs
to know the truth.

Yes, they do.

Then I'll tell them
that I did it.

That I killed him.

He raped me, Sam.

Everybody would understand
why I did it.

We can't do that, Em.

Why not?

Because I already told Jack.

Why would you do that?

Because it's time.

It's time to stop running.

It's time to stop pretending
that it didn't happen

because it did.

All of it, and I'm...

The inspector from OPR
should be here any minute.

I'm okay to wait.

So when did you get back
into town?

Yesterday.

And how was your trip back?

A little bumpy over the lakes,

but not bad.

JACK:
Sorry we're late.

OLCZYK:
I didn't know

you were going to be here.

You know, I just thought
I should be.

Hi.
Hey.

Hi.
Hey.

Agent Spade.
Agent Newman.

This is use of force

hearing for Case
66F-NY-273894.

Present are Special Agents
Alexander Olczyk,

Jack Malone,
Samantha Spade,

and representing OPR,
Jonathan Newman.

Can you tell me
the circumstances

surrounding
the shooting?

We just finished the
incident report last night.

Um, I would like
to read a summary

into the record first,
if that's okay?

Sure.

Great.

"Though the
full nature

"of Jeff Henry's intent
cannot be known,

"by his own statements,
he blamed Emily Spade

"for his father's
disappearance
18 years ago,

"an outgrowth

"of his misunderstanding
of his father's affair

"with Emily's mother
during the same time.

"As a result,

"Henry abducted
Emily Reynolds,

"transporting her
to a property

"formerly owned
by his family.

"There, Special Agent
Spade confronted him,

"and when he would
not surrender,

"shot him once

"to prevent
injury to others,

"specifically,
Emily Reynolds,

"who he was holding
at gunpoint.

"And this shooting,
though unavoidable,

proved fatal."

Um, the timeline

of the investigation
is laid out in the report

and incorporated
by reference.

Uh, Agent Spade...

...you didn't sign it.

JACK:
Oh, sorry.
That's my fault.

There were some typos,
and I had to get it reprinted.

Yeah.

Oh.

Thanks.

Thank you.

I think we'll have
the administrative part of this

taken care of
by the end of business.

Thank you,
Agent Newman.

Take care.

Thanks.

Sorry to blindside
you like that.

You made it impossible
for me to tell the truth

without getting you in trouble.

I know.

So did you get

the bone marrow test?

I'm not a match, but
they did an HLA test.

It looks good for my mom.

Great.

I was gonna tell the truth.

I'm kind of tired
of being stuck in this.

But you're not stuck anymore.

You did tell the truth.

To me.

What do I do?

I just forget about it?

No.

You learn
how to forgive yourself.

You learn how
to forgive yourself

so that if you screw up,
it's for something you do now,

not for something
that happened decades ago

that you have
no control over.

Is that supposed to be wise?

No, not really.

Just not ready
to see you leave yet.

I'm tired, Jack.

I know you are, honey.

Why don't you take
a couple days off?

I will.