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- Hey, babe.

Can you come in
here for a second?

I need to ask you a
question about the wedding.

- [Jeff] Am I in trouble?

- Well, that depends.

Did you and Wyatt go
over to Carrie's shop

to get the final fitting?

- Wyatt has been very
hard to pin down,

but I will get it taken care of.

I promise.

Anything else?

- Do we look good together?

- Yeah, we do.

I love you.

- Love you too.

(phone ringing)

Oh, your phone's ringing.

- Oh, shoot.

Hello?

- [Female Student] Is this
Professor Dardenswick?

- Yes, this is Jeff Dardenswick.

- [Female Student]
I was wondering

if yesterday's exam
scores will be posted.

- Yes, the exams will
be posted online.

- [Female Student]
Do you know when?

I'm a little worried.

- [Jeff] My assistant Dylan
said by end of the week.

- [Female Student]
Thank you so much.

- [Jeff] You're welcome.

- Bye.
- Goodbye.

Almost done with the
online announcement?

- Almost.

And done.

Okay, it's ready to send.

- It's gonna get crazy.

- Wait, do I send
it or not send it?

You said the crazier,
the better, right?

- Send it.

(computer chiming)

Ooh, there it goes!

What are you doing?

Waiting for the crazy to start.

- Well, sir,

you can stop waiting because
you are already crazy.

- Oh?

- Mm, so sorry.
- That was mean, that was mean.

- Announcing Macy
and Jeff Dardenswick?

He's been mine
since we were kids!

God, how could I
let this happen?!

- [Macy] Okay,
Carrie, be honest.

How do you think this looks?

- You look gorgeous.

- Thanks.

I mean, this is a contender,

but can I see a ballgown?

- Of course.

I'll go pull it.

- Thanks.

(door chiming)

- Hi.

If you'll just
give me one minute,

I'll be right with you.

- Oh, no hurry.

I'll just take a look around.

Take your time.

- Thank you so much.

Okay, Macy.

Try this on and
see what you think.

- Busy day, huh?

- Yes, I am hoping it is.

We could use a few
busy days around here.

- Listen, I'll be fine.

Go help the other customers.

I'm not going anywhere.

- Okay, thank you.

I'll be right back.

- Hey, Jordy.

Come take a look at this dress.

- Oh, yes.

- What do you think?

- Oh, I love.

- [Macy] Do you?

- Yes.

- Is it too much up here?

Like bling and--

- No, not at all.

- Are you sure?

- Total princess.

Very classy.

- It is really pretty.

- Yeah.

Aw, you're gonna
look like a princess.

- [Macy] I don't know.

I'm not sure about
the strapless.

It seems too much.

You're right,

I'm getting ahead of myself.

- I'm so sorry for the delay.

How can I help you?

- Maybe I can help you.

I'm a wedding planner.

I saw your information online

and thought maybe I'd drop by

to see if you could
use some help.

- Nice to meet you, but
I can't afford any help.

- Oh, you won't pay me.

I'll give you a piece of all
the wedding planning I do.

I just need a place with
resources like your shop.

- Gosh.

Well, that actually
sounds great.

- I'm Amy, Amy McGraw.

- Amy, I'm Carrie.

- Oh no!

- I'm so clumsy.

- I've got this.

- Thank you.

Gosh, the shop is
so busy right now.

Can you give me your
card and I'll call you?

- Certainly.

Make sure you call me, Carrie.

This can change your life.

I promise.

- Well, I could use the change.

Okay, I'll call you as
soon as I get a chance.

All right.

How are you doing?

- [Macy] Good, I
think I like this one,

but I'm not sold on it yet.

This hike was a great idea.

- [Jordy] I thought
you could use a break.

- [Macy] I'm doing
the best I can.

- Mace, you're doing great,

but you need help planning.

And if you don't get help soon,

your wedding is gonna
be all work and no fun.

- Yeah, but I can't
afford any help.

- I could help and I'm
not that expensive.

- No.

I'm not gonna ask you

to spend all your time
planning my wedding.

- I'm not asking.

I'm telling you.

We are gonna plan your wedding

and it's gonna be amazing.

- You sure?

- I'm positive.

- Thank you.

- Mm-hmm.

- We should get back.

It's getting late.

Got a long way.

- Mm-hmm.

See, it's more fun already.

Thank you, Jordy.

It's so gorgeous out here.

- [Carrie] So, Amy,
what do you think?

How's it going?

- Oh, great.

Carrie, thanks so much for
agreeing to do this with me.

Plus, this is way better
than my old office.

- It's just as much
of a win for me.

I don't have another
fitting until 3:00,

so I'll come back and
help you in a bit.

- Thank you.

- Of course.

- [Amy Voiceover]
Restraining order.

Thomas Mannit seeking
protection from Amy McGraw.

She has displayed deep
psychotic delusional behavior

and may be violent
and dangerous.

- Hey, Amy.

- Yeah

- I forgot to tell you

I'm doing a store
wide 20% off discount

for all new customers.

Can I include your services?

- Wow, really?

That's a lot.

Even on the pre-owned dresses?

- Everything.

I really think we can
get this venture going.

What do you think?

You in on the discount?

- Yeah, I agree.

Let's build this business.

- Be right back.

(phone ringing)

Carrie's Bridal.

This is Carrie.

How can I help you?

- Thomas Mannit.

Blocked.

You can't hide from me.

- Okay, great.

I've got you down for
Saturday the 21st at 11:30.

Mm-hmm, see you then.

Welcome!

It's great to see
you again, Macy.

- You too, Carrie.

- Hi, Jordy.

- Hi, Carrie.

- Okay, let's get started.

I'm on a bit of a schedule,

but I did pull a few ideas
from a couple magazines.

- Fantastic.

Let's take a look at these.

- So, what do you think?

- [Amy] Champagne?

- Oh, yes.

That is very helpful.

Thank you.
- Thank you.

- This is Amy.

She's our wedding coordinator.

- Hi, have you hired one yet?

- Oh no, I don't need one.

We're just doing a small
wedding at my father-in-law's,

so nothing fancy.

- Even with a small wedding,

there are so many benefits
to having a coordinator.

Discount on flowers and cake,

someone to take care of things

so you don't have to
stress on your big day.

Now, if you want to
take a look at that,

let me know if there are any
changes you want to make.

There is a section in there

that is wedding
planner oriented.

So if you can fill that out,

I'll have Amy take a look.

No pressure, Macy,

but I think it might
be a really good idea.

- That is exactly
what I told her.

How much does it cost?

- Here, let me look
at the information.

Macy, right?

- Yeah.

- Oh, yeah.

I think I can simplify
some things for you.

- Oh, are you sure?

I mean, it's probably too late

and too low of a budget
to even interest you.

- You let me worry about that.

I'm pretty good at
making problems go away,

so I think I can
do that for you.

- Okay, I guess it doesn't
hurt to take a look.

- Oh, perfect.

Well how about you
enjoy your day.

Relax, drink some champagne,
try on some dresses.

I'll look over the information
and get back to you.

Deal?

- Sounds like a plan.

(laughing)

- [Macy] I'm kind of thinking
white would be better.

I do like white.

Yeah, very classic.

- Jeff, Jeff, Jeff.

Look at you all grown up.

- I think that one eye
is bigger than the other.

- They look the same to me.

- You're lucky I love you, Jeff.

Some girls might not like
such an imperfect boy.

- What about my ears?

Is one bigger?

- (giggling) Much better.

(camera shuttering)

Restraining order.

I'll show you violent
and dangerous.

Carrie, I need to run a few
errands before it gets too late.

I'll see you in the morning.

- [Carrie] Okay, lock the
front door on your way out.

See you tomorrow.

(alarm beeping)

(alarm blaring)

- [Male Speaker] 1-2-3 Alarm,
is this Miss Amy McGraw?

- Yes, it is.

Will you shut off my alarm?

I forgot to put in my
passcode and it won't go off.

- [Male Speaker] Yes, ma'am.

Would you like us to
send the security car

out to your address?

- No, I'm fine.

That won't be necessary.

- [Male Speaker] Okay, ma'am.

Have a nice evening.

(alarm beeping)

- [Thomas] What the hell?

Did you forget I have a
restraining order against you?

- We have unfinished business.

- So, you want to have some fun?

I can forget about the
restraining order if you can.

- We slept together.

How could you take out
a restraining order?

- Amy, you have to admit,

things got a little out of hand.

You got pretty nuts for awhile.

- We were in love.

You hurt me.

- We hooked up at a bar.

We were drunk.

- We didn't just hook up at
a bar because we were drunk.

- That's what I did.

We were definitely drunk.

- What about all
those late night texts

asking me to come over?

- They're booty calls, Amy.

Nobody forced you to come over.

You got what you wanted.

- No, I didn't
get what I wanted.

You said you loved me.

- Come on.

We're grownups.

I was being nice.

I didn't want you to feel
like a tramp or something.

- God, you're a ....

- Look, if you're not
here for some fun,

then this is the same
old conversation.

We've already been through this.

- I guess we have.

- Seriously, Amy, just get out.

Leave before I call the
police and have you arrested.

- The police will
be here soon enough.

- What?

Man, you are a crazy chick.

- You have always
underestimated me, Thomas.

So now, you're gonna find
out just how crazy I am.

- They're gonna lock
you up for a long time.

- Oh, don't worry.

You won't be seeing me anymore.

- Good.

I'd advise you to leave
before they answer.

- All right, all
right, I'm leaving.

But just one more thing.

- Amy, no.

This isn't gonna solve anything.

Amy, please.

- It's better to
have loved and lost

than to never have loved at all.

Who said that, Thomas?

Not you, that's for sure.

I think it was Tennyson.

Am I right?

(gunfire blasting)
(Thomas grunting)

(water splashing)

Where's your damn
restraining order now?

- [Macy Voiceover] Gosh, I've
got a million things to do.

Finalize the dress
choices, get it altered,

pick out the shoes and veil,

keep on Jeff about his tux,

do a site map and ceremony,

book the caterer, lock
in the guest count,

finalize the menu,

oh, lock the car.

Me, yes, yes, yes.

Call the DJ, get
him a list of music,

A song for our first dance.

Oh God, how am I'm ever
gonna get this done in time.

- In order for a
company to effectively

and efficiently
carry out operations,

they have to account
for contingencies.

Oh, sorry guys.

I ran over again.

Don't forget,

your papers on capital budgeting
are due Monday by 5:00 p.m.

That's Pacific time, not
Hawaii standard time, Steve.

- Hey, babe.

Good job.

- Thank you.

- Hey, can you do
me a huge favor?

Can you give the deposit
to the caterers for me?

I'm gonna run a meet Jordy
and show her a dress.

Oh, and I might have dinner
with her if that's okay.

- Sounds good.

Oh, by the way, I called Wyatt

and left him a
message about the tux

and I'll probably just
have dinner with my dad,

so don't worry about me.

- Okay, sounds good.

Love you.

- Love you more.

- Say hi to your dad.
- All right.

- Well, Jeff, looks
like I'm single again.

Can't wait to spend some
quality time together.

It's been such a long time.

- Well, I don't know.

It was nice, but maybe
I can get better.

- Well, we need to practice
if we're gonna get married.

- It really does look
gorgeous on you, Mace.

- It's only 150 over your price.

Last one I have.

It's discontinued.

- I don't know.

Can I think about
it and come back?

- I understand.
It's a big decision.

I'll hold it for you.

- Thanks.

- Wyatt is in charge
of the planning.

- Wyatt, huh?

Man, Jeff.

Wyatt's never had
the best judgment,

so don't let him take
you to a strip club

the week before
your wedding here.

- I know, but Wyatt's
been my best friend

since we were kids.

- I know.

Look, I have known
plenty of guys

that have screwed
up their marriage

the week before their wedding.

- I'm gonna talk to Macy.

She knows Wyatt can be trouble.

She trusts me.

- [Jordy] Oh my gosh.

I am so hungry.

- Can I refresh your champagne?

- Oh yes please.

- Champagne?
- Yes, please.

- [Macy] Thank you.

- Up, up.

Oh yes, perfect.

- There you go.

- Thank you.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Is Jeff having a bachelor party?

- You know, I don't know.

We haven't even talked about it.

- Huh.

Well, I know Wyatt.

He's gonna push for one.

- I think maybe, but he
hasn't said anything to me.

- So do you want a
bachelorette party?

- No.

You know that's not me.

- Okay, but what if
Jeff did want one?

Then what?

Then wouldn't you want one?

- I think you want the
bachelorette party.

- Okay, I'm in a dry spell,

if you know what I mean.

- That's a good good idea.

But look, this is your choice.

This is your wedding, right?

Your party.

If you don't want to
go to a strip club

or do whatever else
he had in mind,

you just say, no.

That'll be the end of it.

- I got this.

Dad, I got this.

- All right.

Making sure.

I trust you.

- So having handsome
hunky men dancing around

is a terrible thing?

- I'm just saying
I wouldn't hate it.

- Look, you know
that's not me, okay?

When you get married,

I will throw you the most
epic bachelorette party.

I don't want that, okay?

I'm in love with Jeff.

I don't need it.

And having handsome
hunky men dancing around

would just be a waste on me.

- Ohhh, I get it.

I'm jealous, but I get it.

So just a girls' weekend then?

- Yes, that would be great.

Look, maybe just me and you,

a relaxing weekend,

and put all the wedding
planning behind us.

- You've got it.

I will plan everything.

You relax.

- You know what?

Cheers to that.

- Cheers.

(suspenseful orchestral music)
(crickets chirping)

- [Macy] Babe, I'm home.

- [Jeff] Hey, beautiful.

Get over here.

Finally.

- Aw, I love you.

I missed you.

- [Amy] Carrie, you here?

- Yep, in the showroom.

- Morning.
- Good morning.

- I brought coffee.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

So I was kicking around
some ideas last night

about how to grow the business.

- Oh?

- Well, we need
current wedding photos.

I mean, a wedding
that we have done,

not just stock photos
of other people's work.

- That sounds good,

but where are we gonna
get current photos?

We haven't planned
a wedding yet.

- Well, I was thinking

what if we give Macy and Jeff

a free wedding planning package?

- Wow, free?

- Totally free.

I mean, besides,

I'm coming in last minute
and the wedding is very soon.

I know that I can
save them some money

and then we can get what
we need for the website.

- Okay.

Well, let me talk to Macy

and I'll let you
know what she says.

- Oh, well maybe I
should talk to her.

- No, I should do it.

She's been coming here
for almost a year,

so it's best if I do it.

- Okay.

Well, let me know if
you need any help.

- It should be fine.

Free is a good price,
so I think she'll do it.

- [Amy] Call Macy.

- [Automated Voice]
Calling Macy.

- Hello?
- Is this Macy?

- Yes, who is this?

- This is Amy from
the bridal shop.

The wedding coordinator.

I met you yesterday.

- Yes, hey, I remember you.

- Well, I have
good news for you.

You won the drawing.

- What drawing?

- Oh, didn't Carrie tell you?

Everyone who tries on a dress
is automatically entered.

The cutoff was closing
time yesterday.

You won a free silver level
wedding planning package.

- Are you serious?

- Serious.

It's valued at $2,000 and
includes a day of coordination.

- That's amazing.

- Wonderful.

I'd love to go over the
details with you and Jeff.

How's tomorrow,
say around 11:00?

- Yeah, that sounds great.

See you then.

- Bye.

Nice place, Jeff.

You've done well for yourself.

You have a teaching assistant?

She's cute.

We'll need to replace her.

Advanced business marketing.

Sounds like a class
I should take.

Maybe you could teach
me a few things.

That'd be nice.

- [Jeff] All right,
are you excited?

- Yes.

Oh my God, I can't
believe we won.

- I know.

Finally give you the
wedding you deserve.

- Okay, let's see
what she's got to say.

- Hi, Macy.
- Hi.

- I didn't expect
to see you today.

Are you here for the dress
you tried on the other day?

- Oh, no.

I'm still thinking
about that one.

- Well, not a problem.

What can I help you with?

- I'm here to see Amy.

She told me that I won the prize

for the free wedding planning.

I mean, we won the prize.

- Yes, I won it too.

- So, she told you
about the prize.

- Yes, and we're so
excited, aren't we?

Oh no, is something wrong?

Was this a misunderstanding
or something?

- No, no, no, no.

You know what?

Let me go and get her.

- Hi, you two.

I'm so happy to be working
together on your wedding.

Hi, Macy.

I'm Amy.

Can't wait to get started.

- Nice to meet you.

- Do I know you from somewhere?

- Oh, I'm not sure.

I don't think so, but maybe?

- Well, you know, I
hate to interrupt,

but we are on a
bit of a schedule.

We have a wedding
in just a few days

and just wanted to see
what this was all about.

- Of course, Mace.

- Of course, me too.

Follow me.

Lots to do.

- So you're having
a small friends

and family event at
your father's home?

- Yes, at Jeff's father's place.

- First thing,
anything you've booked,

I can get you my discount on
flowers, cakes, et cetera.

20% off anything you
buy in this store.

Everything is going
to be cheaper.

- Oh my god, that
sounds amazing.

Shall we do it?
- Yeah.

- Okay.

Oh, good.

Are you excited?

- So excited.

Can we sit anywhere?

- [Hostess] Yes,
wherever you like.

A server will be right with you.

- [Amy] Miss Amy Dardenswick.

I like the sound of that.

- I just can't.

How do people get
married in this?

- I don't know.

(laughing)

How do people get
married in this?

- It's too big for you.

(knocking on door)

- [Amy] Oh, hey.

- You okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

What's up?

- I wanted to talk to
you about Macy and Jeff.

- Certainly.

Do you need my help
with something?

- Well, it's just that we
agreed I would talk to Macy

about the free wedding
planning services,

but then you created
this big story

about winning a contest

and that's not what happened.

- I know.

I was already talking to them
and it just kind of came out.

I thought of the contest
on the spot though.

That was a better way to
do it, don't you think?

- Even so, we agreed
I would talk to them.

I can't have you doing
things that I don't agree to.

It's my shop and
my responsibility,

so don't do that again.

- Sure.

I didn't mean to
overstep my bounds.

God, I didn't think
everything was so strict.

- Amy, don't be like that.

If this is gonna
work between us,

I just need you to
do what's agreed.

There's no other way
that this is gonna work,

so otherwise, we're
gonna need to part ways.

- No, I'll do what
you ask, Carrie.

I'm sorry.

Okay?

I apologize.

We good?

- Yeah, we're good.

Thanks.

This is supposed to be fun, Amy.

Let's make it fun.

- I agree.

Let's make it fun.

- Okay, great.

Thank you.

I'm gonna order something
from across the street.

Do you want anything?

- A Greek salad and
order whatever you want.

I'll pick it up and pay.

- All right, you're on.

Thank you.

(ominous music swell)

- You know, I feel really good

about everything we
accomplished with Amy.

I'm actually kind of excited
about all the wedding planning.

- Wow, I'm really glad.

What did I tell you?

- I know, you're right,

everything always works out.

I was just, I don't know,

kind of sad to plan
it all by myself,

especially since my
mom couldn't be there.

You know?

But, now that we have
a free wedding planner,

I don't have to
worry about anything.

- I'm here to pick up
an order for Carrie.

- [Hostess] Yes,
it's right here.

25.70 please.

- Keep the change.

- [Hostess] Thank you.

- [Jeff] (laughing) I love that.

- You know what?

I'm gonna go powder my nose.

I'll be right back.

- That's funny.

- What?

- Powder my nose, does
anybody still say that?

- Well, I just did.

And it's better than
the alternative.

- Well, that's fair.

All right.

Well, I'm gonna stay here and
I'll powder my nose later.

- You're gross.

- [Jeff] You love me.

- We meet again.

- Oh, I suppose you would
eat here all the time

with your office just
being down the street.

- Oh yeah, food here's terrific.

Well, enjoy.

I gotta go.

- (echo effect) I'll
see you tonight.

- What?

- Have a good night.

- Oh yeah, you too.

- Mace, what do you think?

Seated or buffet?

Buffet's best, yeah?

That way, everyone can
just grab what they want.

- Yeah, that's true.

Hmm.

(doorbell ringing)

- Oh.

This was sitting for
you at the front door.

What is it?

- Join me next weekend at the
Somerset Winery for a sparkle

and spa weekend of relaxation

and an epic bachelorette party.

Love, Jordy.

Oh, how sweet.

- That's a five
star bachelorette.

So Wyatt wants to
throw me a
bachelor party.

- And I'm assuming at
a strip club, right?

- I told him nothing sleazy.

It had to be PG.

- There's nothing
PG about Wyatt.

And since when did he ever
take advice from anyone,

especially about his
terrible taste in women?

- Look, if it makes
you uncomfortable,
I will tell him no.

- It's your decision.

Do what you want to do, okay?

- I'm gonna go meet
Jordy for some drinks

and I'll see you later.

- All right.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(glass shattering)

- You okay?

Amy?

Everything all right?

Amy?

- Carrie, I'm heading out.

Lock up when you leave.

- [Carrie] Okay,
see you tomorrow.

- Do you remember when we were
here for our 21st birthdays?

I've always loved this place.

Oh, and thank you, by the way,

for the champagne and the
Somerset Winery weekend.

I'm so excited.

- I know, I just wanted
you to relax and have fun.

- Thank you.

Love you.

- I love you.

And you're welcome, by the way.

I mean, what the heck are
best friends for, right?

- You're gonna make me cry.

- No.

Save the crying for the wedding.

Uh-oh.

I know that face.

What's going on?

- Jeff told me that he wanted
to have a bachelor party.

- Oh gosh.

What'd you say?

- I said he can do
what he wants to do

and I was going to come
meet you for drinks.

- Okay, that's good.

And I like being right
every once in a while.

- Yes, you are right.

Wyatt is the one
that's pushing for it.

- Does this mean we are
having a bachelorette party?

- No, nice try.

- A girl can try, right?

I'm sorry, I don't
mean to make jokes.

I know this really bugs you.

- Yeah, it's just.

I mean, when Jeff told me,

it just really hit me, you know?

I don't want him to
have a bachelor party.

I mean, is that bad for me
not wanting him to have one?

- No.

If you don't want him to have
one, you should tell him.

- Yeah, you're right.

I'll think about it.

- So, you just won that big
wedding planning package.

- Oh, yeah.

Amy is going to make
my life so much easier.

And now, I can just relax

and actually enjoy
the whole process.

- Do you like working with her?

- I like her.

Why?

What's wrong?

- No, I just,

I can't put my finger on it,

but there's something
strange about her.

- Really?

- Yeah, I don't know.

There's something.

I don't know what it is.

- Look, whatever it is,

Amy is doing me a huge favor
and you too, by the way.

So even if she's
a little strange,

let's just put it all behind us.

- Gosh, you're right.

That's what I keep
trying to get you to do.

Cheers.

- Cheers.

(doorbell ringing)

- Amy?

Hello?

Amy, are you still here?

(suspenseful orchestral music)

What?

A restraining order for Amy?

Deep psychotic
delusional behavior

and may be violent
and dangerous.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(Carrie grunting)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- This is nice.

Oh, let me fix this.

There, much better.

Touch of class is
always a good thing.

So, Carrie,

what do you have lined
up for me this morning?

Oh, perfect.

A client's coming in soon.

I better get myself together.

(door chiming)

You must be Charlotte.

Come on in.

Let's help you find
the perfect dress.

- So I was thinking the bar
and the refreshments over here.

And then I was also thinking

that we could put the food
over here by the kitchen.

- Yeah, all right.

That would make it
easier on a caterer.

- Right, exactly.

- Oh, I'm so sorry I'm late.

It's been a crazy morning.

Carrie had to go out of town

and I've been taking
care of her customers.

- Oh, that's okay.

Thank you so much for coming.

Amy, this is Connor, Jeff's dad,

and Connor, this is Amy,
the wedding planner.

- Nice to meet you, Amy.

- Nice to meet you.

- Hey, how's it going, everyone?

- Great.

Hey, why don't I get
us all some drinks?

- Oh, I'd love some coffee.

- Oh, I'll make it.

- I'll give you a hand.

- Okay, cool.

- So I actually grew
up in this house.

Why don't I show you
around while they're busy?

What do you want to see first?

- Ooh.

Well, let's start with where
everyone plans to get ready.

- Sure, follow me.

- Gladly.

- So, this is my dad's room.

I figure Jordy and Macy
could get ready at my place?

- Sounds good.

Do you mind If I take
pictures while we walk around?

It'll help me remember.

- Sure, of course.

- Here, let's take a selfie.

- Okay.

- Smile, Jeff.

Thanks.

Perfect.

It's always good to get
shots with the clients

for the website.

- Oh, of course.

Oh, not that photo.

Six year old me with a face
only a mother could love.

- I wouldn't say that.

You were a cutie.

- I still don't know how
I found a woman like Macy.

- Where will you and
Wyatt be getting ready?

- Oh, so this is my bedroom.

We have a guest room,

but I think my aunt
is staying in there.

She's coming down from
Little Rock for the wedding.

- This will do just fine.

This is so cute.

Is there a bathroom
I could use up here?

- Oh yeah.

Right down here on
the right hand side.

- Oh, sorry.

- Excuse me, Jeff.

- Sorry.

I'll just be right downstairs.

- Okay.

- Okay, great.

- As I see it, yes.

(faint speaking)
(laughing)

- It's so uneven.

- Yo, what is up, Jeff?

You ready for this party?

- Listen, nothing
too crazy, okay?

- It's a bachelor party.

It's supposed to be crazy.

- No, I'm not screwing around.

It's gotta be PG-13 at best.

- Yeah, yeah, I hear you.

PG-13, loud and clear.

- You know what?

Do whatever you want.

I gotta get to class.

- Do whatever I want?

Those words are legally binding.

See ya.

- And that's why companies
need to determine

the most cost effective
mix of debt and equity.

Now, how do they do that?

Right, so how do they do that?

Equity capital is generated
through the sale of stock,

so you're essentially giving
away a piece of your company.

Oh, all right, guys.

Go ahead and leave
your tests on your desk

and I will see you all later.

- Hey.

I hope I didn't freak you out

by just showing
up to your class?

- Oh, no, no, did you enroll?

- Well, after you mentioned
you were teaching this class,

I looked it up and saw
that I could audit it.

I'd love to expand my business,

so I thought maybe I could
learn a thing or two from you.

- Well, we're happy to have you.

- Well, great.

Do you think we could
grab a cup of coffee?

I have a few questions
regarding my business plan.

- You know what?

I've actually got about
a half hour right now.

- Perfect.

Your executive
summary looks good.

- Found a typo.

- Your marketing summary
seems a little thin.

- Yeah, I'm having a lot
of trouble with that.

- Right.

Basically, you just have to show

that you understand what
the customer is looking for.

- Makes sense.

I know it's only one day,

but your wedding day's the most
important day of your life.

It's going to sound cheesy,

but that's what I wanted
to get into this business.

I'm not just in the
business of weddings.

I'm in the business of
making dreams come true.

- Well, that's what you're
doing for Macy and I,

so thank you.

- My pleasure.

- There something so
familiar about you.

Have we met before?

- I didn't think
you would remember.

I mean, I've changed so much.

- Remember?

What are you talking about?

- Here, take a look at this.

Maybe this will jog your memory.

- It's a picture
from my dad's house.

- I'm Amy from next door.

- No, this can't.

Amy?

- That's right.

That's me and you.

- That's such a good picture
of us when we were kids.

My mom loved that photo.

I remember when the
accident happened.

- Yeah, I was 13.

It was terrible.

- Amy, I'm so sorry.

I mean, one day
you were just gone

and I never got a
chance to say goodbye.

- I know, I was heartbroken.

We were best friends.

- Yeah, we were.

You were even my first kiss.

- Mine too.

You promised to marry me.

- So what happened to you?

- I was lucky enough to
survive the accident.

I had so many surgeries
on my face and body.

I had no one.

I was completely alone.

After that, they sent me
to live in foster care.

- Oh my God, Amy, I'm so sorry.

I didn't know, I didn't know.

- Oh, sorry.

- No, Dylan, it's fine.

Old childhood
friend of mine, Amy.

- Very nice to meet you, Amy.

Jeff, I just,

I just wanted to see if you
had time to review the tests.

I have them all graded and ready
to go back to the students.

- Yeah, sorry.

I know we're on a
deadline for that.

Amy, I'm so sorry.
I've got to deal with this.

- Oh, no problem.

I didn't mean to barge in
and monopolize your day.

- Oh no, not at all.

Actually, it was really
good to reconnect.

I'm really glad you're
planning my wedding.

What a lucky coincidence.

- Yeah, it is lucky.

And I'm happy to help.

Well, duty calls.

And I will text you and Macy
about the wedding arrangements.

- Ooh, these dresses
are gorgeous.

Ooh, I'm gonna have to
show Jordy this one.

Oh yeah, so Amy's
taking your class?

- Yeah, more auditing, but yeah.

- I wonder why
she didn't tell me

when we were at your
dad's other day.

- I got the impression

it was more of a spur of
the moment kind of thing.

She asked me to take a
look at our business plan

and something tells me

that's not the only
reason she came by.

- What do you think it is?

- So when I was a kid,

I had a neighborhood friend

whose parents were
killed in a car accident.

She moved away to live
with foster parents

and I never saw her again.

- Wait, Amy?

- Yeah, Amy.

- Oh my God, that's terrible.

How old was she when
the accident happened?

- I guess we were
about 13 years old.

I mean, I definitely
didn't recognize her,

it had been so long.

And she had reconstructive
surgery after the accident.

- Wow, that's awful.

- What do you think
about all this?

- Well, I think it's
kind of strange.

- Yeah.

I mean, it was a lifetime ago.

- Yeah, but what do you
want to do about it?

- Whatever makes you happy.

- Well, she is making me happy.

She is helping us out.

I don't see what's so bad

in you helping her
with the business plan

and then she's helping
us plan our wedding.

I mean, it's not like
she's an ex-girlfriend

or an ex-wife, right?

- I'm pretty sure we didn't
get too serious at age 13.

- Let's hope not.

Oh wait, what do you
think about that one?

(phone ringing)

- This is Amy.

- Amy, it's Connor.

Look, I just want to know
if you received the photos

I sent you of Jeff and Macy.

- I did and these are
exactly what I need.

- Great.

Well, look, if you
need more, let me know.

- Absolutely.

- All right.

Have a good night.

- Let's see what this
suspicious package is.

Mike, I got a body.

- [Mike] Code 1144X.

- Holy crap, I got a pulse.

Mike, she's alive.

Check that, check that.

Ma'am, ma'am, you're okay?

Help is on the way, ma'am.

Mike, let's get
that emergency kit,

you know, the one with
the thermal blanket.

And let's get a bottle of water.

Ma'am, focus on me.

You're safe.

The ambulance is on the way.

Detective, this is the phone
we found with the body.

Unfortunately, it's locked
and there was no ID.

- You may have saved
a life last night.

Great job.

- Thank you, sir.

- Thanks for the phone.

- Nurse, I want you
to monitor her vitals

and notify me when she wakes up.

Doc, when can I go see her?

- She's in a coma.

Really lucky to be alive.

She has some bruising
around her neck.

For right now, we've
done all we can.

She will wake up.

She's been through a lot.

- Doc, one more thing.

- [Doctor] Sure, what's up?

- I need to unlock this phone.

I need to find out
who this woman is

or maybe a family contact.

Do you think you could go in

and put her thumb on this phone

and maybe it'll unlock it?

- Okay, sure.

I can do that.

- Thanks.

- I'll be right back.

- Hey, Amy.

Sorry, I hope it's
not too early to call.

- Oh no, not at all.

What's up?

- A woman came in last night

asking about the
dress you liked.

So if you want it,

I'd go ahead and pull
the trigger on it.

- Okay, can I come by
and take another look?

- Absolutely.

- Hmmm.

- Anything?

- No luck, sorry.

- She's officially a Jane Doe

until we find more information.

Right now, we're all she's got.

Take care of her.

- Mm-hmm.

- Hey, I've got the
dress hanging up.

- Oh, you're awesome.

Thank you so much
for doing this.

- Okay, I'm gonna go try it on.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- Hey, is Carrie here?

I like to ask her about
a bridesmaid's dress

we saw in a magazine.

- No, she had to run out

and pick up some
office supplies,

but I can help you with that.

- That's okay.

I'll just give her a call later.

Hi.

- You look so amazing.

- Really?

What do you think, Jordy?

- Well, I had hoped you'd
pick something fancier,

but you do look beautiful in it.

- Oh my God, I love it.

- Now, what do you think?

- Yes, this is it.

This is the one!

This is my dress.

- Let me grab some pins.

I'll be right back.

- Are you sure you trust
her to do the fitting?

Would you rather for Carrie?

- Oh, I'm sure she
knows what she's doing.

Oh my God, I found my dress!

Can you believe it?

It's been forever.

- And you do, you look
like an absolute angel.

- Thank you.

Should I add anything
to the waist or?

- No, I think it's--

- Such a relief.

Oh, so Amy, I heard that you
were taking Jeff's class.

- Yeah, I'm really
excited about it.

I've been trying to expand
my business for a while now.

Jeff's a great teacher.

- Oh, that's really
sweet of you.

I'll be sure to let
him know you think so.

- Your phone's ringing.

It's Amy.

- Oh, thanks.

Hey, Amy.

- Hi.

So I have some good news.

The bakery said they have
an opening this weekend

and they can have
the samples ready

by 10 o'clock on Saturday.

- I'll be at the
winery this weekend.

- Oh, that's right.

I completely forgot.

Okay, what do you want me to do?

I could pick one out for you.

I'm not sure what
you like or want.

- Oh, well, Jeff's here too.

Maybe we just don't do a tasting

and just pick the most
popular or something?

- I mean, sure, you can do that,

but she really likes for
someone from the wedding party

to have a tasting beforehand.

But you know, I know time is
tight, so whatever you want.

- I mean, I can just go.

- Yeah, I mean it's
just cake, right?

Jeff said that he can
meet you there too.

- Okay, sure.

You know what?

I'll make it easy on Jeff

and I'll have the
samples sent to the shop

and then he can just pop in.

It will take no time at all.

- All right, sounds good.

See you there.

- Perfect.

Oh, and Macy, have a great
weekend at the winery.

- Thanks.

Easy enough, right?
-Yeah

- It's a date.

- Hi.

- Welcome to Somerset Winery.

How may I help you?

- Yes, we have a room
for Macy and Jordy.

- Wonderful.

Thank you guys for coming.

Who's the room under?

- Mine, Macy.

- And can I have ID

and the credit card that
you put the room under?

- Yes.

Here is my ID and credit card.

- Wonderful, thank you.

Oh, it looks like you guys
are in the penthouse suite.

Let me just grab
those keys for you.

- [Macy] Amazing.

- Your room is gonna
be right down the hall.

Have a wonderful time, ladies.

- [Macy] Thank you.

- Jeff?
- Yeah?

- [Amy] Do you mind locking
the door behind you?

- Door's locked.

- So, what do you think?

- Oh, me? Ahhh..

Yeah, it looks nice.

- Nice?

This is for a bride
that wants her groom

to remember this day for
the rest of his life.

Do you think this dress
has what it takes?

- Yeah, I'm pretty
sure that'll do it.

- Good, thank you.

It's always good to
have a man's opinion.

(cork popping)

- Oh, no champagne for me.

Well, maybe one.

- Good.

Well, this will help
us to taste the cake

as it will be on
your wedding day.

- That's a good idea.

- I think so.

- Here, let's make a
toast to you and Macy.

- Oh, sure.

- Here, let's practice.

Wrap your arm around
mine like that.

To you and Macy.

- [Bill] Hey, Bobby?

- Yeah, what's up, Bill?

- When's the tech guy
gonna come in here

and look at this phone?

- He was supposed to
be here yesterday,

but there was an emergency
over at the West Side station.

- Well, this needs to
be his next emergency.

I've got a Jane Doe in a coma.

I want this phone unlocked.

I want to find out who she is.

- You've got it, Bill.

- Thanks.

- Can't wait for this.

- I know, so excited.

- Oh, how cute.

Cucumber water.
- Little cucumbers.

- Okay.

Ooh, got it?

- Mm, oh, that is amazing.

- Yeah?

I told you.

She's one of the best.

- Hmm.

You want to try it?

- Oh.

Oh my God.

It's like, you don't even
have to try the rest.

- All right.

And we're just getting started.

What's next?

- This would be so much
easier with a fork, right?

This one is a chocolate
raspberry truffle cake

with a chocolate ganache.

- Yeah, the first one's better.

- Oh, crap.

- This feels so good.

- It's the perfect thing
to ease the tension.

- Mm-hmm.

This water is amazing.

Why don't we do this at home?

- I know, right?

- Hey, Mace,

how did you know that
Jeff was the one?

Was it like love at first
sight or more of a cat thing?

- A cat thing?

- Yeah.

You know, like you
act like you like him

and then pretend you
don't for a while.

- And then at suppertime,
you always come around?

- Yeah, right.

Oh my God, it was
a total cat thing.

- No, no.

It's you think he's handsome

and then he becomes
goofy, and funny,

and then the handsome
kind of goes away

and that's how you
know he's the one.

- You don't think
he's handsome anymore?

- No, no, no.

I definitely think
he's handsome,

but kind of think
he's mostly sexy.

- Really?

- Yeah.

I mean, don't you
think he's sexy?

No, no, no.

Actually, I don't want
to know what you think.

- Okay, so just let me make
sure I got this straight.

So you find a guy
that's handsome,

then you find out that
he's kind of dorky,

and that makes him sexy,

and then you know that
he's the one, right?

- Yeah.

And I can trust him.

- This has gotten
very complicated.

I'm going to stick
to simple things

like the simplicity of
this fabulous cucumber.

- [Bob] We gotta get it done.

- Yeah, I'm on it.

But look, there's some
complicated issues on this case.

- [Bob] You okay?

- Yeah, it's just
gonna take more time.

- [Bob] Did you get the fax?

- What?
- The fax?

- You sent me a fax?

- [Bob] Yes.

- All right, I'll go look.

Yeah.

- [Bob] So when you get the fax,

look at the bottom to
see the evidence list.

(phone ringing)

- This one is the
pink champagne cake

with a hazelnut buttercream.

- Oh.

Mm, I think that's the one.

- You can't pick
a winner already.

You have several more to try.

- Macy likes hazelnut,
so it's a safe bet.

- Come on.

The baker went to all this
trouble to make these.

You should at least try them.

- Pink champagne it is.

- You sure?

- Yeah, it's the best one.

- Jeff?

- Yes?

- Do you want to take
some take some cake home?

- No, that's fine.

It'll be a nice surprise
for Macy on her wedding day.

- I need to know what size
cake you want to order.

- What would you recommend?

- Well, I think the
three tier cakes

look better than the two.

Here, I have some
pictures on my phone.

- Three tier sounds great.

As long as it's
enough for 50 people.

Look, I gotta run.

Thank you so much for
setting all this up.

- Don't forget about your
tux fitting in the morning.

Carrie wanted me to remind you.

- I'll be here.

- Damn it, I'm such an idiot.

- [Jeff] Call Wyatt.

- [Automated Voice]
Calling Wyatt.

- [Wyatt] Hey, what's up, man?

- Hey, what are
you doing tomorrow?

- [Bob] Did you
find any witnesses?

- Yeah, there were
three witnesses.

- Good.
- I know.

- You've got the fax?
- Yeah, I've got the fax.

- [Bob] Do you see it?

- Okay, what exactly am I
supposed to be looking at?

- [Bob] There's a
list of evidence.

- Is this at the scene?

- [Bob] Yes.

- Yeah.

Hey, Bob, this is my daughter.

Let me call you right back.

- Call me back.
- All right.

Hey, kiddo.

- Hi, daddy.

- What are you up to?

- I'm not sure.

- What do you mean?

- The wedding shop owner
who has been helping us out

has been out sick a lot lately

and we've been
worried about her.

- Worried how?

- We haven't seen Carrie
for about a week or so.

Amy has taken over the shop
ever since she's been out.

- Have you had any
contact with her?

- No, no contact.

I just called her
phone, but no answer.

- Look, why don't you text
me her full name and number.

And when I get some time, I'll
try to locate her for you.

- Thank you, dad.

That would be so great.

- All right, baby.

- [Angel] Cheer
Squads, this is Angel.

- Hi, I'm calling about a
bachelor party reservation.

It's either under Jeff
Dardenswick or Wyatt Morrison.

- [Angel] Let's see.

Yes, I have a party
for Jeff on the 14th.

- Yes.

His wife was in a
terrible accident.

I need to cancel that.

- [Angel] I'm so
sorry to hear that.

Okay, that party's canceled.

- [Amy] Thanks so much.

- Go for Wyatt.

- Hi, Wyatt.

This is Monique
from Cheer Squads.

I'm just calling to confirm

your at home bachelor
party on the 14th.

- At home?

No, no, no, no.

We're going to the club.

I made a reservation
for six people.

- Oh, well, there
must've been some mix up.

I have three girls
coming to your house

for a VIP bachelor party.

- Okay, can we please
fix that error?

- Unfortunately, the
club is all booked up,

but I can give you a
discount on the VIP party.

That package costs twice what
the in club package costs.

- I don't know.

You said three
dancers for how long?

- Two hours.

And those girls aren't
fettered by club rules,

if you know what I mean.

- I see.

- Oh again, sorry
for the mix up.

I'll confirm your
address the morning of.

- Sounds good.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(phone chiming)

(phone ringing)

- [Carrie] Hi, this is Carrie.

I hope there are wedding
bells in your future.

Leave a message and
I'll call you back.

(voicemail beeping)

- Jeff, you did not tell me

that your wedding
planner was this hot.

- Relax.

You think every woman is hot.

- Are you sure that this
is the first kiss girl,

the spin the bottle thing?

- Yep, that's her.

- Well done.

- All right, who's first?

- [Wyatt] I'll dive in.

- Hey, what's going on?

What's the rush?

I was just packing to go home.

- Mace, you're not
gonna like this.

- Oh no, is it Jeff?

- No, it's not about Jeff.

- Okay, well, what is it?

You can't just leave me hanging.

- Let's talk about Amy.

- Oh no, now what?

- She has a restraining
order taken out against her.

- What?

A restraining order?

Where did you even find this?

- Online record search

costs me 3.99.

- Well, that's scary, but
I guess really good for us.

Okay, well, what does it say?

- Amy could be
psychotic and dangerous.

- I didn't get
that vibe from her.

I mean, did she
threaten you in any way?

- Nope, you?

- No.

- Look, I got a
feeling about her,

but psychotic and
dangerous wasn't it.

- Okay.

Well, is there anything else?

- Yes, it gets worse.

The court ordered her to
stay away from this guy,

Thomas Mannit.

- Okay.

Well, maybe they were
girlfriend and boyfriend

and got into a fight

and so then he filed a
restraining order against her.

- It could be, but then I
looked up Thomas Mannit.

Look, here's the news story.

- Oh my God.

When did this happen?

- It just happened like
three or four days ago.

Shot to death.

Macy, it was probably Amy.

- I mean, I know the
restraining order

makes it seem that way,

but I just,

I really don't think she's
capable of something like this.

- Honestly, I don't
think so either,

but do you really want
to take that chance?

- Oh my God.

She's alone right now with
Jeff at the bridal shop

doing a tux fitting.

- Let's go.

Let's just call him on the way.

- Nice try, Jeff.

If you really trusted
yourself with me,

you wouldn't have
brought Wyatt along.

- Oh my god, I was so worried.

- Hey, yeah, I got your message.

What's going on?

- So, Jordy has been
suspicious of Amy

ever since she met her.

I mean, call it
women's intuition,

but we were on our trip
at the Somerset Winery.

- Hey, I've packed your bag.

- Oh, thanks.

Yes, so then Jordy found a
restraining order against Amy.

- Against Amy?

She seems so nice.

- I know, but get this.

The guy is, or well, should
I say was, Thomas Mannit.

He's dead.

Shot to death in his own home.

- Wow, that's pretty serious.

When?

- It just happened.

We just found the
news article online.

- And you think Amy did that?

- Well, she seems like the
perfect suspect, right?

- Maybe.

I'm just not getting
that vibe from her.

- I know, me either.

I mean, she's been
so nice to us.

Wait, what kind of vibe
are you getting from her?

- Well...

- Why do I feel like you're
about to tell me something

I'm not gonna like?

- Oh no, no, no,
nothing like that.

Come on, Mace.

I love you.

- Then what?

- Amy sorta came onto
me at the cake tasting.

- She came on to you?

How?

- She wore kind of
a sexy wedding gown.

- She wore a wedding down
to your cake tasting?

- Yeah, a wedding gown.

That's strange, right?

- What did this gown look like?

- It was kind of
lacy through here.

White flowers around the neck.

Tight through here.

Floofy at the bottom.

- [Automated Voice] You
have one new message.

- We just don't know
what to do, Detective.

- [Detective] Sounds like this
Amy's a real piece of work.

Unfortunately, there's
not a lot I can do.

I'll have someone run
a background check

when I get back to the station.

- Thank you.

- [Detective] In the
meantime, tell your wife

that I'd advise her
not to go see Amy.

- Yeah, better safe than sorry.

- [Detective] Okay,
I'll be in touch.

- [Jordy] Hey, Mace.

I'm stuck in traffic,

but I'll meet you
there in five, okay?

Bye.

- Macy, hi.

How was your girl's weekend?

- Oh, it was good.

- I have got your
dress in my office.

I'll go get it and
you can try it on.

- Listen, we actually need
to talk about a few things

- About what?

- Okay.

Well, Jeff and I
appreciate everything

that you've done
for the wedding,

but we have decided to elope.

Just us two, a small like
no frills type of ceremony.

- Why?

Why would you do that?

- Because that's
what we want to do.

(Amy chuckling)

- After all the time I've spent

planning the perfect wedding
for you guys for free,

this is how you repay me?

- Jeff and I understand
all the effort

that you've been through

and we're happy to
pay you for your time.

What do you think
is a fair amount?

- Fair?

Oh, you want to talk
about what's fair?

Nothing is fair.

Life isn't fair.

Some people get to
marry their first loves.

Others don't.

You think that's fair?

- Amy, I don't know what
you're talking about.

- Of course you don't.

You get whatever you want.

Then when you don't want it
anymore, you throw it away.

Who cares that I
pulled in favors

so you guys could
even have a wedding?

Ridiculously low budget.

You're so ungrateful.

- Look, I'm just
going to get my dress

and then I'm going to leave.

- Hey, guys.

I hope I'm not
interrupting anything.

- You couldn't have come
at a better time, Jordy.

Let's get my dress.

- You have no right
to be back here.

- I'm taking that dress.

- [Jordy] Oh my god.

- It's not what you think.

- Not what you think?

- Is that my dress?

It has frosting and
champagne on it.

You're such a bitch, Amy.

- [Jordy] Let's get out of here.

- You stay away from
me and my husband.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

Oh my God, she's insane.

Thank you so much for coming.

- Oh, of course.

- Wait, Jordy, are you bleeding?

- I don't think so.

It doesn't hurt.

- Well, it looks really deep.

We'll go to the ER and get
you some stitches, okay?

- Oh man.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- Yeah, well, it
really upset Macy.

I'm feel like going over there
and just going off on her,

but Macy thinks it's best
to keep our distance.

- Definitely put
as much distance

between yourself and that crazy.

- Oh, by the way, Macy
says she's mad at you.

- Look, this party
better be great

'cause I'm gonna be in
the dog house with Macy

pretty much the rest of my life.

- We should cancel tonight.

It's a bad idea,
don't you think?

- No, no, no.

Jeff, come on.

Look.

The party's not really for you.

It's for us, your
immature friends.

So please have a beer, relax.

We'll have a good time.

- What time are the
other guys getting here?

- They're on the way.

So, take a deep breath.

We got this.

- All right.

All right, let's go.

Let's go.

- Are you sure you're okay?

- Yes, it's fine.

I'm more worried about you.

We should be focusing on you.

Speaking of that,

where did they decide to
have the bachelor party?

- Oh, just at
Jeff's dad's house.

- You doing okay
with everything?

- Mmm hmmm. Yeah.

Jeff's a good guy.

- I agree.

- Keep your masks on.

You can have any guy you want,

but stay away from the bachelor.

(knocking on door)

Party's here.

- I really think it's
more for Wyatt anyways.

- You know, I
think you're right.

Wyatt would be such a good catch

if he would just grow up.

- That is never gonna happen.
- Nuh-uh.

(upbeat dance music)
(people chattering)

- The guys have a
surprise upstairs.

Come on.

- I told you not
to do this, man.

- Yeah! (laughing)

- It's in here, come on.

- No, come on.

This room's off limits.

- You must have had a lot
of fantasies as a teenager.

Why don't you tell
me what those were?

- Come on.

Let's go back out.

- Just one kiss.

I can do more for
you than Macy can.

- How do you know
my fiance's name?

- Just one night, one
night with me, Jeff,

and you can have
the same boring sex

for the rest of your life.

- Amy?

Take your mask off.

- Oh, Jeff, come on.

- Take it off.

- Why don't want me to take
other things off first?

- Take it off.

You manipulative psycho.

Get out of my house.

Get out.

- There's the passion
I was hoping for.

I knew it was in
there somewhere.

- Get them out of here.

Get them all out.

- What the hell?

Oh, what the hell?

I'll get the other one.

- I will ruin you.

Do you understand?

Well, just wait until you
go to school on Monday.

- I won't be at
school on Monday.

I'm going to be
at the courthouse

filing a restraining
order against you.

This better be the
last time I see you.

- This isn't over.

- Oh yes, it is.

Goodbye.

- I am so mad right now.

I can't believe Wyatt would
do something like this.

- Oh no, this wasn't Wyatt.

No, this was definitely Amy.

I mean, she orchestrated
this entire night.

I don't even know
how she did it.

Hell, Wyatt doesn't
know how she did it

and he planned the night.

- Well then,

you're going to have to
file a restraining order.

- Yeah, I'll do that
first thing Monday.

- Look, I'm sorry.

I'm the one who let
her into our lives

and then look what happened.

- You know what I
don't understand?

If she was so obsessed,
why wait until now?

I mean, I'm not hard to find.

- Probably because
she was still obsessed

with Thomas Mannit.

- Yeah, and if she killed him,

then that restraining order
did nothing to save him.

She did say this isn't over.

(ominous music swells)

- Hi, Dean Cahill?
- This is Dean Cahill.

- I understand that you're
Jeff Dardenswick's boss?

- [Dean] Yes, I am.

- Oh, good.

Well, I would like to file a
sexual harassment complaint

against Mr. Dardenswick.

- [Dean] This is a
very serious charge.

- Yes, I know it's serious.

- [Dean] Ma'am, ma'am?

- Sorry.

But I do have a witness.

Her name is Dylan.

- [Dean] His teaching assistant?

- Yes, his teaching assistant.

Well, I spoke with her

and she's willing
to sign an affidavit

swearing to what she saw.

- [Dean] This is a very
serious accusation.

I will look into it immediately.

- Babe, what's wrong?

What's the emergency?

- I'm on administrative leave.

- What?

Why?

- She's trying to
ruin my career.

She said I came on to
her during office hours.

She even got my assistant
Dylan to sign a statement

saying she saw me
hug Amy in my office.

- Are you kidding me?

Well, did you hug Amy?

- Yeah, but it was
just a friendly hug.

It was nothing,

but Dylan walked in
right at that moment.

- She's very convincing
and deceptive.

- She needs help.

- No, she needs to go to jail.

- For what, lying?

I mean, what has she
really done that's illegal?

- Filing a false report of
sexual harassment for one.

- I get what you're saying, but.

- Gosh, I want this
nightmare to end.

- Come dance with me, Mace.

Let's take a few minutes and
just forget about everything.

- This is nice, thank you.

Feeling better already.

- [Amy Voiceover] Jeff, Jeff,
Jeff, long time, no see.

- You were even my first kiss.

- [Amy] You promised
to marry me.

This is not what you think.

- [Macy Voiceover]
You stay away from me.

- [Jeff Voiceover] You're
a manipulative psycho.

- I will ruin you.

- This better be the
last time I see you.

- It's not over til
I say it's over.

(gunfire blasting)

- Oh god, ow.

Jeff, are you okay?

- It's okay.

- You're bleeding, oh my god!

- Yeah, it hurts.

- Okay, I'm gonna
call the cops, okay?

- Yeah, no, it was
definitely Amy.

- Did you see her?

Did you see what car she was in?

- It all happened so fast.

Honestly, all I could
about was protecting Macy.

- I'm so glad you guys are okay.

So, daddy said that
we can't arrest her

based off of a hunch,

but he's working tirelessly

to find any evidence
that there is.

- Thanks, Jordy.

- Of course.

Oh, he's gonna have a
cop car parked outside

until all of this is solved.

- That's great.

Thank you.

- Yeah.

And I know it goes
without saying,

but please lock your doors
and use the alarm system.

- Yeah, we will.

Thank you.

- Oh, God.

I love you guys.

God.

(phone ringing)

Hello?

- Daddy?

- Jordy?

- Why are you answering
Carrie's phone?

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- Yeah, I can take care of that.

Oh, and I spoke to the school.

I'm no longer suspended,

but they said for
everybody's safety,

I should just stay home
until this gets resolved.

- Okay.

Well, Jordy and I are going
to go run some errands

to finish up the final
arrangements for the wedding.

- Are you sure?

- Yes.

We are not gonna let
Amy destroy our wedding.

We're gonna go back to plan A

where Jordy and
I plan everything

and no wedding planner.

- All right.

Well, let me know
if you need help.

- I will.

Love you.

- Love you too.

- Hey.

What?

- So, I got some news.

- Carrie Taylor.

She have any family
that you know of?

- No, not that I'm aware of.

- I had the feeling she
might be on her own.

- So, what happens now?

- Well, now that we've ID'd her,

we'll run a background on her,

find out all we can.

And between myself
and forensics,

we'll know more soon.

- It's so crazy.

- Your wedding planner
Amy is our prime suspect.

We will build a
case against her.

If or when Carrie wakes up,
she'll be our eye witness.

Her testimony will be enough

to put Amy away for
attempted murder.

- And what about Thomas Mannit?

- She has an alibi for that.

Her security company verified

that they spoke with her
right before the murder.

That case is still ongoing,

so if I find out any
other information,

I'll let you guys know.

- I'm so sorry, Carrie.

(cheerful music)

I'm just so nervous.

- Oh, that's a good
thing though, right?

- Yeah.

I mean, I guess.

- You're not having
second thoughts, are you?

- No, no.

I mean, I know it's a big step,

but I'm ready to marry Jeff.

- Oh, you are.

Oh, by the way, that
is freshly chilled,

courtesy of your friend Jordy.

- You are a good friend.

- Good.

I'm the best.

Oh my God, look at you.

Oh, look at this.

This won't do.

I am going to get your
refill while you relax

and check the ETA
of that limo driver.

You good here?

- Yes, I'm good.

- Where is she, dad?

Has she called?

What about Jordy, anything?

- Nothing.

I called them both and
nobody's picking up.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- Coming.

(alarm beeping)

Hello, come on in.

- I had a call from
the limo driver

that said he was headed
over to the house,

but that was over
30 minutes ago.

He should be there by now.

- All right, you know what?

I'm just gonna head over there.

Will you hold down the fort?

- All right.
- I'll be right back.

- You got it.

And listen, if they show
up, I'll let you know.

- Thanks, dad.

(machinery beeping)

- Doctor?

Doctor, come in here.

She's waking up.

- I'll be right there.

Relax.

You're okay.

Can you tell me your name?

- [Macy] Hi, this is Macy.

Leave a message.

- Macy, where are you?

We're holding the
wedding for you.

Please call me and let
me know what's going on.

Thanks.

- Jordy, I'm ready to do this.

- Ready?

Ready for what?

There's not going to
be a wedding today.

- What are you doing here?

- I know you want him
Macy, but he's mine.

I've loved him for a lot
longer than you have.

Sometimes, you have to really
fight for what you want.

Other times, you
have to kill for it.

- Like you killed Thomas Mannit.

- Exactly like Thomas.

- Jeff.

Hey, babe.

- Jeff?

(Macy and Amy grunting)

- Jordy!

Jordy!

(Macy and Amy grunting)

- It's my wedding.

(loud thudding)

- Oh my god, hey.

You okay?

(Macy coughing)

- See how you like that?

Try to ruin my wedding
and take my man.

Jordy, help me!

- Go, go, go, go.

I'm fine.

- Macy!

- Jordy!
- Macy, you okay?

What the hell is going on?

- It's Amy, she has a gun.

She just came for me.

She just tried to kill me.

- Whoa, whoa, Amy, Amy, stop!

What are you doing?

There's no way out for you.

- What are you talking about?

There's always a way out.

They can't touch me.

There are no witnesses.

Soon, there won't
be any witnesses.

- What about Carrie?

Right, that's one
witness you can't touch.

- Carrie's dead.

- No, no, she's at the hospital.

They found her a
few days ago alive.

- You're lying.

- No, she's not.

In fact, she just
woke up an hour ago.

She already gave her
statement to the police.

- Then I better
get this over with.

(gunfire blasting)
(intense orchestral music)

(glass shattering)

(Amy screaming)

- Oh my god.

Macy!

(bell ringing)

- She's coming.

Take your places.

- We are gathered here today

to witness the union
of Jeff and Macy.

Let the bond of marriage be
strong enough that no one,

and I mean no one,
can tear it apart.

Jeff, take your ring,

put it on Macy's finger
and say your vows.

- Oh, um, um.

A-ha.

- Macy, you are the best thing
that has ever happened to me.

And I promise to love you

and be faithful to you
for the rest of our lives.

- Macy, take the ring,

put it on Jeff's finger
and say your vows.

- Gee, I never thought
this day would come.

But, Jeff, I just want you
to know that I love you

and I will always love you and
be faithful to you forever.

- By the power vested in me,

I now pronounce you
husband and wife.

Jeff, you may kiss your bride.

(audience applauding)

- We did it!

(audience applauding)