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Lockdown initiated.

( alarm sounds )

No! No!

No, no, no, no, no!

Lockdown initiated.

No!

Lockdown initiated.

Lockdown initiated.

( screams of panic )
No, no, no!!!!

Lockdown initiated.

( alarm continues )

Where did you put it!!!

Where!!!!

( cries of panic )

Let's go, honey!

Come on, you can do this.

See if you can catch up.

First word.

Curve.

Curvy.

Leaning tower of Pisa!

No.

Second word.

Sounds like....

Um... cut.

Chop.

Karate!

Kung-fu.

Uh, you're a ballet dancer.

You're a... bull rider!

Hey, don't talk!

Sofa.

Bum.

Chop!

Time!

Sorry.

Time. Time.

Banana split!

What?! How is that banana split?

Could I make it any more clear,
Lindsay?

Banana split?

Banana split.

That was mean, Mark.

We're about to show you
how it's done.

Look at the pros.

Ok, alright.

Time.

Alright, okay.

Ok, you ready?

Ready?

Yeah, I'm with you.

Let's go!

Me. I. You.

Me and you.

I.

Sam.

Kyle.

Oooh.

Making out?

Bed time.

Me, you.

Heart, love.

Mr. Romance?

Ok, sounds like... bowl.

Bowl, bowl, bowl, bowl.

Bowl.

Your mole?

Almost out of time.

Goal, soul, soul mate!

Yes!

Yaaay!

Hey, hey, hey, I think I saw
some lip reading going on here.

Good job.

It doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter, because they
are winning like ten to one.

( message alert )

Wait, what did you say
the score was?

Ten to two.

Do you want more wine?

That's bad.

No, it's not ten to two.

When did you get two?

Ok, four.

You just made that up.

I am just getting started.

You're cheating now.

Woah, woah, woah.

I gotta break up the party.

I have an announcement
to make.

So H.O.S.T. just made
it's one millionth sale.

( gasping )

Yay!

Wooo!

I knew it!

Boom!

What'd I say? What'd I say?

Just pay me. Just pay me.

( laughing )

Yes!

I'm so proud of you.

I'm proud of you.

Guys.

To good friends...

Oh, he's talking.

Business partners,
my beautiful wife,

and to busting our humps

so we could afford
this kick-ass wine.

We are living the dream,
my friend.

( cheering )

( news anchor ) The search has
been officially suspended

for missing tech mogul
Kyle Hastings.

Hastings went missing six
weeks ago while climbing

the rough terrain along
the coast,

engaged in an extreme sport
known as coast tearing.

Kyle and his partner,
Mark Chadwick,

created the premier
home operating

sync tool known as H.O.S.T,

which has revolutionized
smart home technology

by syncing entire houses
to a single app.

Although an experienced climber,
it is believed that Hastings

fell and drowned in
the waters off state park.

Despite an extensive search his
body has yet to be recovered.

( home automation ) Kyle,
I have pre-selected other
channels you may enjoy.

H.O.S.T. off.

( home automation ) Kyle,
I did not understand your
last command.

Please repeat.

H.O.S.T., please turn off.

( home automation ) Kyle,
I did not understand-

H.O.S.T., turn off!

( home automation ) Kyle,
I did not understand-

Please, turn off!

( home automation ) Kyle, I did
not understand your last
request.

Please turn off!

( home automation ) Kyle,
I did not understand your
last command.

Why won't you turn off?!

( home automation ) Kyle,
I did not understand your
last command.

Please repeat.

Please, just turn off.

It's been twelve weeks, right?

Yeah.

The doctor's accurate.

So... tell the whole world?

Are you telling me that
you haven't even told Mark?

I promised you I wouldn't
until you felt comfortable.

Hmm. You're adorable.

Adorable?

That's a thing?

Oh, I'm sorry.
Do you prefer cute?

Alright, babe, I
gotta finish up.

Oh, listen.

I'm having the crib delivered
next week.

Babe, let's not jump
the gun.

You remember what happened
last time.

Maybe we can just paint
the baby's room

before we start shopping?

Yeah, for sure.

You alright?

Hold this.

Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine, I just...

I'm having a spasm.

I just- I'm gonna lie down
for a sec.

Yeah.

Take it easy.

( startled gasp )

Sam?

( gasping )

Sam?!

( home automation )
Sam, system error.

Sam, system error.

Sam, system error.

Sam, system error.

Sam, system error.

Shut off...

Sam, system error.

Stop.

H.O.S.T. system engaged.

( home automation )
Intruder detected Sam.

( outside )
Mrs. Hastings!

( home automation )
Intruder detected Sam.

( outside )
Mrs. Hastings!

( home automation )
Intruder detected Sam.

( crowd clamouring )

( creaking )

Hello?

( creaking )

Lindsay?

( creaking )

If you're a reporter
I'm calling the police.

( door opens )

Hey.

You left these in the door.

I didn't think you still used
good old fashioned keys.

Was that you?

Just now?

What're you talking about?

No, I- I just... thought I heard
someone in the house.

You've got, like, the best
security system around.

No one could get in here.

Unless you leave the keys
in the door.

Yeah, I turned the security
off, Jackie.

At least the power to it.

I just couldn't deal with it.

Plus, these reporters
snuck onto the property.

What?

Why didn't you tell me that?

Because I cry to you enough
as it is.

You're my sister.

You can cry to me as much
as you want.

Jackie, here.

Oh, do you need more?

Jackie, those things
make me foggy.

I just feel like I need
a clear head right now.

It just... It doesn't make sense
that Kyle would... fall.

He was too experienced
of a climber.

There has to be another
explanation for this.

Well, he wasn't in the clearest
state of mind

when he left.

I'm sorry.

I don't know why I said that.

I didn't mean to-

You haven't told anyone,
have you?

'Cause I feel guilty enough
about it.

I know you do, and I haven't
told anyone.

I promise.

Never tell what?

What're you doing here?

Moral support.

Sam, the door was open.

I locked it for you.

Thank you.

So, what're you guys
talking about?

Don't worry, I
can keep a secret.

Oh really?

Like Sam's surprise party?

Most women don't come
to an event looking like

they've been binging on take-out
and Netflix.

Oh, ok.

I guess a wine hangover
is a better look.

Oh, hey, Linds... can you not
touch that, please?

It was the last one Kyle
gave me.

Sam, have you thought about
maybe getting out of town
for a bit?

Just until this blows over
and becomes old news.

I have to agree with your sister
on that one.

Guys, I can't just leave.

This is my home.

Well, come stay
with Mark and me.

That way you won't be
leaving then.

Yeah, but the reporters will
still find her at your place.

The only way for her
to get peace of mind is

if she leaves town.

No thank you.

Maybe.

Maybe you guys are right.

( sighs )

These are birth control pills.

Please tell me you haven't
been taking those.

( stammers ) I- I was going
to talk to you-

When?

A month from now?

And here I've been thinking
that we've been trying

this whole time.

Kyle, I'm sorry.

I was just afraid that
after two disappointments

I was really gonna
break your heart.

So you thought
this would be better?

Lying to me?

I mean, what did I do to you
to make you think

that you couldn't
trust me with this?

Nothing. Nothing.

You didn't do anything.

This is all on me.

No, Sam.

This all isn't just on you.

I thought we were
in this together.

Don't we both want this?

Of course we do.

I- I want this too,

I just--

You lied to me.

So how's the kitchen
renovation coming?

Good!

Though it's stalled
for the moment

because I'm waiting for these
cabinets from Sweden.

So tell me, where
is this tiny house?

Um, a couple hours
or so away?

Oh, that's it?

Mmmhmm.

Are you gonna go check
it out?

I don't know.

It might feel weird
without Kyle.

Well, Sam, he obviously
intended the house for you.

It sounds perfect to me.

It's only 300 square feet.

Ok, you lived in our treehouse
for a week

before mom and dad made you
come back in here.

If anyone could hack it,
it would be you,

and I'm sure Kyle knew that.

It's just weird.

Why?

Well, because Kyle never
mentioned anything to me.

And apparently he wants me
to design this green space.

So maybe I will just go see it.

Yeah.

But... don't worry,

I'll be back
to help with mom.

Sam, she hasn't lost it yet.

The doctors say her dementia
is very early stage.

For now she can stay
in her own home.

And I'm a nurse, remember?

I can handle it.

I've been looking after her
since dad died.

Yeah, but I wanna help.

It's fine. It's fine.

Samantha?

Yeah, mom?

I'm here.

Hi, mom.

Hey, baby.

How're you doing?

I'm fine.

Yeah?

Yeah.

You know, I could take you
to the spa today.

Get your hair done
and your nails done.

You know I can see
the sadness in your face.

Ok.

Excuse me.

Here you go, mom.

And remember,

make sure you take these
with your lunch, mom.

I know, Jackie.

Same as every day.

You know, mom,
Jackie's doing an amazing job

looking after you.

Sure. But she's going to turn
into a lonely old woman

looking after me.

Well, that is why
we have online dating.

You're dating again?

Maybe.

What kind of bread is this?

Sorry, mom.

I bought the wrong one.

Sorry.

It's alright then.

Alright, I should get going.

I love you.

I'll come see you soon, ok?

( kiss )

I'll see you later.

Call me when you get there.

I will.

Bye.

Drive safely.

I will.

Butter on one side,
just the way you like it.

( open door alert )

What are you doing? Stop.

( radio channels cycle through )

( static )

( car alarm )

Ok.

( open door alert continues )

( horn honks )

Hi.

Having some trouble?

Am I ever glad to see you.

Nice to meet you.

I'm Ben Oxley.

Samantha Hastings.

And yes, I am having trouble.

Let's take a look.

Thank you.

Yeah, you're welcome.

It's so strange.

It- the engine just... quit.

It actually kinda went
crazy on me.

I've never seen it do anything
like that before.

Not so strange for around here.

What do you mean?

Gravity Hill didn't get
it's name by accident.

They say there's a magnetic
field here, a vortex.

Ok, more explanation, please?

The earth's magnetic field
is concentrated here,

no one can explain why

electronics can just
fritz out or quit.

Or start up by themselves.

I had a tractor mower one
time gear up on its own

and plough right through
the garage door.

Wow.

So you just visiting?

Uh, something like that.

I'm just taking some time
for myself.

Well, you picked the right
place for it.

The most spectacular
landscape on earth.

You'll see things here you
won't see anywhere else.

Natural dogwoods, wildlife,
mountain goats,

year round grasses
and ground cover.

You can't see it
anywhere else.

Well, I'm a landscape architect,
so I'm all about that.

Good for you.

Check it out, it should be
good to go.

Oh, great.

( starts up engine )

Alright.

Thank you.

Hi.

Hey there.

You must be Darren.

That's me.

Samantha Hastings.

I figured.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Wow.

Yeah.

Mark wanted me to give you
the key and get you all set up.

Oh, so you and Mark are
working together now?

I'm just helping him tie up
a few loose ends.

Now that your husband is...

that's a tough situation,
Samantha.

I'm sorry.

Do you want to show me
inside?

Sure, let's do that.

You can drop your report
over at my office, Phil.

Here it is.

Oh, wow.

I'd give you the tour
but this is it.

This is incredible.

It's amazing what they managed
to cram in here.

I mean, the kitchen
is all state-of-the-art,

so's the plumbing.

Is there wifi here?

We're working on it.

In the meantime we can set up
a hotspot for you.

Your cell phone will work
most of the time

but you might lose signal
and have to go outside.

Oh, check this out.

A murphy bed.

Yeah.

Opens up the whole space.

I've always wanted
one of those.

Me too.

So, uh, based on the proposal
that I read in Kyle's file,

his idea was to create a
community of these tiny houses?

Right.

Well, obviously things
have changed,

with Kyle no longer with us

Mark and I need
to discuss the plan.

Yeah, well, I'll probably
be involved.

Kyle wanted me to design
the green space.

Sure.

I'm sure your input will be
taken into consideration.

You know, I think I'm gonna
take some time

and look around so why don't you
just leave me the key

and I'll lock up when I leave.

Of course.

If you need anything
just give me a holler.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

( phone ringing )

Hello?

Samantha, it's Detective
Sanders.

Did you find him?

No, but we have found something
you should take a look at.

Can you come to
the station today?

I'll be right down.

Where did you find it?

It washed up on shore
about a mile

from where your husband
was climbing.

Was his red ball cap with it?

No, just the shoe.

I know what you might
be thinking

but that doesn't mean anything.

No, it- it means something.

It lends itself to our original
findings that he fell.

I understand.

I need to go.

( alarm triggered )

( home automation ) Sam,
system compromised.

Sam, system compromised.

Sam, system compromised.

Sam, system compromised.

Sam, system compromised.

Come on...turn off.

( alarm stops )

( home automation )
H.O.S.T. system deactivate.

Stay off.

Ok, do you have everything
you need?

Your phone charger?

You should probably take
a flashlight-

Yes.

Extra-

Mom. I have everything.

Almost done.

And I got you these.

Just to help you sleep.

Thank you.

Of course.

I think I'm gonna take
both of them.

Yes.

Yeah, he looks good.

Ok.

Alright.

I will call you when
I get there.

Yes, and I will lock up.

Don't worry about anything.

I love you.

I love you.

Please drive safely.

Bye.

Bye.

( knocking )

Come in!

Hi, I saw your car parked
outside, thought I'd drop in.

How's it going?

It's going ok.

It's going, I'm
just settling in.

Yeah, this is a nice place.

Thank you.

Would you like some tea?

Uh, sure. Thanks.

So uh, whaddya got there?

Yeah, this is something
I thought you might like.

This is creeping thyme,
I also have dogwood,

sage grasses, burberry,
you can water them,

watch them bloom.

Aw, that's so sweet of you.
Thank you.

Uh, yeah.

Just uh, kind of a little
housewarming kinda thing.

I heard about your husband.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

( gasps )

No!

No, no, no, no, no.

( startled gasp )

Sorry, little guy.

I have tried everything,
Lindsay.

Except for taking the whole
thing apart.

Aw, Sam.

I told you you were losing
too much weight.

Maybe Mark knows someone
who can get it out.

That would be great.

And hey, don't use
the disposal

until you can get
someone in there.

And who knows?

Maybe I'll show up
with my tool belt.

I can do amazing things
with a bottle opener.

Thanks, Linds.

I'll keep you posted.

And please let me know
if Mark finds someone?

Ok, bye.

Bye.

Mrs. Hastings, was your husband
known to climb solo?

Yes.

Yeah, he did it all the time.

Said it helped clear his head.

Clear his head?

Ok.

Was there any reason

why he would have had to clear
his head that day?

No.

So there were no arguments
or disagreements.

No.

He was fine.

And where were you?

When he was out climbing?

Here.

Alone?

Yeah.

( gasps )

( screaming )

You're lucky.

Those little spiders are nasty.

One bite can leave a scar.

And if you're not careful,
it'll fester and eat the flesh.

You can send that
to Darren Zucker.

So what you're saying is
we have lot of potential

for 37 units on
the first parcel?

Somewhere over 100 in all?

Not bad.

Yeah, can you leave the figures
on my desk?

Sure, thanks.

Talk later.

Samantha, I am so sorry.

But if I had known you were
coming to stay

I would have ordered a full
inspection of the house.

It's ok, it's getting done.

So how long do you plan
on staying?

Um, I don't know.

I want to get a feel
for the area.

Start putting together some
ideas of how the land

could best be developed
without infringing too much

on the green space.

Well, the area's becoming
quite popular

as a summer destination.

It could prove quite lucrative.

I'm sure.

But if we destroy the reason
why people are coming

then we have nothing. Do we?

True.

( phone ringing )

( voice mail ) Hi, it's
Darren, please leave a
message after the beep.

Darren, it's Samantha.

Um, your fumigator left
the door open.

I just thought you should know.

Do you recognize that song?

Of course I do.

It was the first dance
at our wedding.

Mmmhmm.

I put on a playlist for you.

Seriously? A playlist?

Are we in high school?

Oh come on now,

I think I'm better now than
I was in high school.

Mmm.

Mmmhmm.

Oh, you are.

You saved all your
moves for me.

Mmmhmm.

I like that so far...

What's wrong?

I just thought I saw someone
at the window.

It's probably Cruikshank
looking for his dog again.

That dog is a serious
escape artist.

Come here.

What is it?

I mean, it's gonna sound weird,
but, you know,

I just feel like someone's
been watching me lately.

What do you mean?

I don't know, like right now.

I mean, you know when someone's
watching you,

you can, like, feel it?

We were just doing
our own thing

and all of a sudden I just feel
like someone's looking at us.

I see nothing.

I don't think anyone's
over there, babe.

Thanks again for doing this,
Ben.

It's so nice of you.

Happy to do it.

Thanks.

Just leave that there.

Great.

I should have mentioned it,
Sam.

I did some work
for your husband.

Mainly environmental studies

assessing the impact
of building small,

keeping the footprint
of these homes compact.

( hammering )

Recycling rainwater,
solar, you get the idea.

Kyle wanted the natural
landscape

to be the main attraction.

He was so jazzed when
this house came together.

It was meant to be a surprise
gift for you.

You ok?

Yeah, it's just still hard
for me to accept that, um...

he's not here.

You know, sometimes
I feel like...

like he's still with me and none
of this is real, but...

Thanks for sharing that with me.

( phone ringing )

Hey, Darren.

Did you get my message?

That's why I'm calling.

It couldn't have been my guys
that left the house unlocked.

Are you sure?

'Cause it was clearly
left open.

I double checked myself,
Samantha.

The door was locked.

I tried both the front
door and the back door.

Hello?

Darren?

Darren, you're cutting out.

I can't hear you.

No, no, no, no, no.

No, where are you?

Right here.

Hey, I'm sorry.

We thought we'd
surprise you.

No, it's my text messages.

They're gone.

They- they were right here
and now I can't find them.

Well, can you-
can you help her?

Please, Mark.

I had Kyle's last texts saved.

Looks like they've been
permanently deleted.

I can't pull them up.

How could that happen?

You may have unknowingly
pushed something

while it was in your pocket.

I don't...

I was trying to get
the flashlight on the other day

so I was pressing
all the buttons.

That could have done it.

Oh, I'm so sorry, Sam.

It's just when I read
his message

I could still hear his voice
in my head.

Now I don't have anything.

So what's your plan?

I don't know.

I think I'm just gonna
tough it out for now.

It just doesn't feel right
being back home

in all that empty space.

There's gonna be construction
up here pretty soon.

You mean a community of tiny
houses with green space, right?

That's the idea?

It's strange though,

because Kyle wasn't very good
at keeping secrets from me

and he did all this work

and put time into it
and I didn't pick up on it.

Apparently it was meant
to be a surprise.

I think he was just waiting 'til
we were a little further along

until he brought you up here.

Good news, I found
the bottle opener.

It was inside the cheese grater.

I'm gonna go take a look around.

Sam?

Yeah, why not.

Thank you.

Here's to exhilarating views.

Cheers.

So how are you doing, Sam?

For real.

Well, I tossed my anxiety pills.

That's something.

I'm trying.

Yeah.

Sometimes I'm alright and then
this soul-crushing emptiness

just comes over me.

And now my ring's gone.

So is Kyle's text.

This place is so cute.

I love the layout.

Thank you.

Yeah, I feel pretty
comfortable here.

It's cozy.

That's good.

I am so sorry I can't offer you
a room

but my place is a bit small.

( laughs )
It's alright.

Mark rented us a room at
the Gravity Hills Motel.

Woo!

It was the best they had.

I'm sure it was, honey.

And thank you.

I just hope they still have
room service.

Well, just in case they don't,

make sure you have enough
change for the vending machine.

Seriously?

Yeah.

You like chips.

( laughs )

I love chips.

Goodnight, Sam.

Goodnight.

She'll be asleep
before we get there.

Hey, Mark?

Listen, I know you have a lot
on your plate right now,

running H.O.S.T. on your own,

so I'd be happy to do
what I can with this place.

Proposals, drawings...

It's ok, I'll make time.

It was important to Kyle.

I'd love your input.

Great.

Talk to you soon.

Alright, goodnight.

Drive safe.

Thank you.

( disposal starts up )

( screams )

I guess I got lucky you decided
to come visit.

Well, I'm not gonna leave
my little sister alone

on her birthday, am I?

Oh, wow.

I actually forgot.

Sam.

Happy birthday to me.

( winces )

I'm having second thoughts about
staying here, Jackie.

Really?

Yeah.

Because I have to agree
with Kyle,

I think this place is amazing.

Though I'm sure he didn't
mean for you

to get your hand mauled.

I just thought I could find
my ring.

I double checked the garbage
disposal was off

but I don't know,

it must be this whole magnetic
vortex thing.

Ok, so if you keep this on
for a couple of days

it should heal without you
needing stitches.

There we go.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Now... Let me treat the birthday
girl to lunch.

Mmm. Why is it that all
the small town restaurants

have the best cakes and pies?

How's mom doing?

She's ok.

I mean, we both know
where this is gonna lead.

Eventually she's gonna
have to be in a home.

Yeah, I know.

It's just hard.

I have something for you.

Ta-dah!

Wow.

Happy birthday.

It's horribly practical but
I thought since you're kind of

getting back to work...

It's a magnetic board,
for your kitchen.

Do you like it?

I love it.

Thank you.

Here.

Mom signed the card, too.

So tell me.

What are your plans
for the tiny house?

Um... I'm gonna design
a green space.

Mmm.

Yeah, like Kyle wanted.

And Mark's on board, too.

Really?

Mmmhmm.

That doesn't surprise me.

What do you mean?

He has the hots for you, Sam.

Well, that's ridiculous.

He's a good friend.

Who's always wished
he was in Kyle's shoes.

Oh, come on.

You have to admit he dotes
on you quite a bit.

I mean, look at how much he's
checked in on you since Kyle.

He's just trying to be
supportive, Jackie.

And may I remind you he's
married to my best friend?

Fine.

If that's what you wanna
think, fine.

But I'm telling you,
with Kyle gone

it's only a matter of time
before he makes his move.

Kyle?

Sam?

Sam!

Kyle!

We'll be right back.

Sam!

Kyle!

Kyle!

Kyle!

Kyle!

I'm sorry, I thought you were
someone I knew.

Sam, you know Kyle's gone,
right?

No, it's just-

What?

No, the other stuff
that has been happening.

It's like when Kyle felt like
someone was watching him.

At- at the time I didn't
think anything of it

but now I'm starting to feel it,
too.

Have you stopped taking
your pills?

That has nothing to do
with it, Jackie.

I know what I'm feeling
and it's not paranoia

or whatever it is that
you're thinking, ok?

Something's not right.

Kyle knew it wasn't right then
and it's not right now.

Come on. Let's get you inside.

It's freezing.

Is this your glove?

Uh... no.

Huh.

It's like someone's been...
messing around back here.

Maybe it belongs to the air
conditioning tech that was here

the other day.

Yeah, but why would he be
back here if the unit's

around the side of the house?

Maybe he had to check
something out.

You ok?

Yeah, I just want you to be
safe, you know?

You made us safe.

But we can always get a dog.

I heard puppies are good
practice for babies.

Give me a signal, come on.

Come on, give me a signal.

Ah!

( phone ringing )

( voice mail ) Detective
Sanders here,

please leave a message
after the beep.

Detective, hi,
it's Samantha Hastings.

Listen, I need to talk to you
about a few things about Kyle.

Can you please call me
as soon as you get this?

Thank you.

( phone ringing )

Hey, Linds.

Hey, is Mark up there with you?

No, why?

I've sent him three texts
and he hasn't gotten back to me.

And I'm worried, Sam.

Oh, I'm sorry, Linds.

I haven't seen him.

I'm sure he's just busy.

I guess.

It just isn't like him to
disappear like this though.

Let me know if you hear
from him?

( knife spinning )

( gasps )

Let's see what we got here.

Better than darts, huh?

That's insane.

Gravity Hills, Sam.

It's the magnet in
that message board.

Sounds like ooga-booga,
I know.

You should get rid of it.

I'm surprised your builder
didn't tell you about it.

Uh, my husband
hired the builder.

Right.

Sorry, didn't mean it
like that.

It's fine.

These yours?

Yeah.

They're very good.

I see you're trying to enhance
and preserve

the plateau here.

My husband's business partner
is ok with me doing this

but I have to pitch it
to this new guy, Darren Zucker.

Seriously?

Yeah, why?

Zucker's on the county board.

He was behind that project
over at Stony Creek.

Monster homes and block stores.

Well, maybe he's
changed his mind.

Wow. This is something,
Samantha.

These are beautiful, really.

Thank you.

I don't know if Mark told you

but this whole tiny house
project is on hold right now.

Oh.

Too many issues.

Property rights, land titles...

we need to get it all sorted out
before we get the go-ahead.

Mind if I hang on to these
for a bit?

No.

No, not at all.

I really appreciate your input
on this project,

it means a lot to Mark and
I'd like to see this work out.

Ok. Thank you, I-
I appreciate that.

Can I walk you to your car?

It's ok, I can walk myself
out.

Alright.

Where are the photographs?

They were right there.

Hey babe?

Yeah?

Did you move things
around over here?

No, why?

You didn't move
the wind chimes?

No.

Well, how could
they be gone?

I... I- you know, I had the
windows cleaned the other day.

They probably moved them
and forgot to put them back.

I'll call and I'll ask.

I don't understand how stuff
keeps disappearing around here.

I swear someone's coming
in our house.

( answering service ) You've
reached the Gravity Hill

police department.

If you know the extension
you're trying to reach-

( door opens )

Sam.

What's going on?

Are you ok?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I'm just a little rattled.

Uh, you need to call Lindsey.

She's worried about you.

We need to talk.

It's important-

Yeah, I already
know all about it.

Darren told me the project's
on hold.

Where are you going?

To the police.

Wait, what happened?

Here, I'll go with you.

No.

Mark, please just go home
to Lindsey.

I'll call you guys later.

( office phone ringing )

Mrs. Hastings.

Hi.

Didn't you get my message?

Uh, yes.

I'm sorry, I was uh...
off on a personal matter.

So what can I do for you?

I don't think my husband's
disappearance was an accident.

For weeks before
he went missing

Kyle was sure he was
being stalked.

Things were missing from our
home that were not explainable

and at the time I just thought
he was being paranoid.

But now the same thing
is happening to me.

What do you mean,
the same thing?

I've been staying in
the country recently.

Someone's watching me
on the property.

Things are going missing, too.

Exactly what happened
with Kyle.

So, the same stalker?

I have no idea.

So what is it that you want
from me?

Police protection?

I don't know.

Well, it's not under
my jurisdiction, anyway.

Listen, Mrs. Hastings,

this is a very difficult time
for you.

I can tell.

Do you have any help?

Like people you can turn to?

A support system?

Yeah.

My sister.

She's a nurse.

Thank you for your time.

( creaking )

Sam?

Are you alright?

I wanted to talk
about your drawings.

Sam?

You ok?

What're you doing here?

What're you doing here?!

That's it, I'm calling
the police right now.

( forceful clanging )

Hey.

Hey.

Here.

Thanks.

So that detective came
to see me last night.

Oh, sorry.

I should have told you
that he might follow up

with some questions.

No, he was more concerned
about you, Sam.

And so am I.

I mean,

these conspiracy theories
you're coming up with...

They're not theories, Jackie.

Then what are they?

Because we all know
what happened to Kyle

and I'm not saying you have
to be ok with it, Sam.

But you have to accept the fact
that you may never find him.

You can't spend the rest
of your life

wondering what happened to him.

She's right, Sam.

I am so sick of everyone
thinking that I'm crazy.

And I'm sick of
everyone thinking

that they know
what's best for me.

Thank you.

Thank you.

So how was the drive up?

Mmm, traffic was light.

But how are you?

What're you gonna do?

I don't know.

All my stuff is here.

And, honestly, I'm not ready
to go back home yet.

So I might just stay
with Jackie.

What?

No! Come stay with us.

We can have a pajama party,
just like the old days.

I don't know, Linds.

Mark and I are really worried
about you.

It's so isolated up here.

You need to be with friends.

I know.

Um... how are you and Mark?

Well, the truth is I think
he really misses Kyle.

He hardly ever goes
to the office anymore.

He used to open up to me
but now it-

wow.

Look at me.

You really don't need to hear
about my problems.

No, no, no.

I asked you.

I want to know.

This really sucks,
what you're going through,

but please don't try
and do it all on your own.

Ok?

Mmmhmm.

Is it good?

It's good.

How's yours?

I need hot sauce.

Mmm, yeah.

Good idea.

And sour cream.

Where is he?

( ringing )

Sam, is everything ok?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I just have a quick question.

What do you know
about Ben Oxley?

Ben's a very competent
environmental advisor,

until we found out he went
off the deep end.

What do you mean?

Well, apparently he was
organizing protests

that became violent.

Kyle wouldn't fire him
so I had to.

Why do you ask?

I'm just curious.

I met him up here and he seems
like a really great guy.

Sam, do me a favour
and stay away from Ben.

He's an unstable activist
with extreme views.

An activist with extreme views.

You mean he cares
about the environment.

Why is that such a problem,
Mark?

Just trust me.

( baby sounds )

( gasps )

( baby sounds )

( gasping )

( car horn )

( car horn continues )

( screams )

tter )

Hey.

Hi, Ben.

Sam, are you ok?

You look like a gH.O.S.T..

I just can't believe it.

I literally just saw him
the other day.

I was in his office.

Yeah, I was never a big fan,

but you hate to see
something like this.

You can go, Mrs. Hastings.

I appreciate you phoning it in
like this.

Any idea how something like this
would have happened?

We won't know for sure
until after the autopsy.

It appears to be an accident
but it seems Mr. Zucker

lost control of his vehicle
going around that hairpin.

Thank you.

Excuse me.

Hey, Ben, I know this isn't
a good time

but I just need to know.

What happened with you
and Mark?

Well, actually, Mark and I got
along fine at first.

But he changed when he started
spending time

with Darren Zucker.

I was running point in
the committee to oppose

Zucker's development down
in Stony Creek.

One of the protests
got a little out of hand.

Zucker had it in for me
ever since.

Of course, none of that
really matters anymore.

Let's go.

I am so sorry, Sam.

What a day.

Did you know the man
who died?

A little bit.

I only met him a couple
of times.

He was in business
with Kyle and Mark.

Wow.

That's heavy.

What did you do
with the doll?

I took care of it.

Who would do that?

It's like they know me.

Like they're taunting me.

Sam.

I know, I know.

But after the day you've had

I really think you could use
a good night's rest.

Come on.

( sighs )

I'm gonna stay the night.

I'm gonna take care of you.

You shouldn't be alone.

Thank you.

( gasps )

Sam?

Sam, are you ok?

It's ok, Sam.

Come on, let's go back to sleep.

Morning.

Morning.

Are you feeling better?

Yeah, I'm feeling
a lot better.

And uh, you need to get back
to your life.

Hmm.

Are you sure?

Yes.

That's enough taking care
of your little sister,

Mother Theresa.

( phone alert )

Is that work or boys?

It is... oh, work.

I gotta go.

Ok, well at least take one
for the road.

Thank you.

Thanks again for coming.

What are sisters for?

I'll call you, ok?

I love you.

I love you.

( phone ringing )

Hello?

Samantha Hastings?

Who is this?

Office Campbell.

We'd like you to come down
to the precinct.

Is now a good time?

I can be there in 20 minutes.

How did your drawings happen to
be in Darren Zucker's vehicle?

We were in discussions
about a project.

What kind of project?

Landscaping.

It's what I do.

I was preparing a concept design
for the tiny house

in Gravity Hills.

And Kyle Hastings,
he's your husband, correct?

Yes.

Are you aware that Darren
Zucker and your husband's

business partner Mark

jointly owned the deed to
that property on Gravity Hill?

How can that be?

That was a partnership
between Kyle and Mark.

The permit is for high density
townhouses and a shopping mall.

I'm sorry but no,
that's impossible.

The paperwork doesn't lie.

And in these transactions
things can go south in a hurry.

Jealousies, disagreements,
reneging on commitments.

There's a possibility that
Mr. Zucker's death

was not an accident.

Mrs. Hastings, what was
your husband's relationship

like with his business partner,
Mark Chadwick?

They're best friends.

Like brothers.

And did they ever disagree?

About business ventures?

No, not that I know of.

I tried to tell you, Sam.

How could you, Mark?

You guys were like brothers
and you betrayed him.

What was I supposed to do?

H.O.S.T. was Kyle's baby.

I didn't know what to do
with the business anymore.

I thought it was a good idea.

Are you serious?

You knew perfectly well
that Kyle wanted to maintain

the beauty and integrity
of this land.

This was a gift for me.

I thought it would be good
for all of us.

It would secure our futures.

Our futures were already
secured, Mark.

You were the one that said that
we were all living the dream.

I'm sorry, Sam.

Oh, and by the way,

the autopsy report came back
on Darren Zucker.

Apparently he died of
blunt force trauma

before the accident.

It's now a homicide
investigation.

It wasn't an accident,
Jackie.

He was killed.

Somebody whacked him and
then threw him in his car

and then pushed the car
over the cliff.

Calm down, Sam.

Jackie, did you hear me?

Sam?

It's now a murder investigation.

Whoever did it
is still out there.

Alright, Sam.

Just slow down.

Take it easy.

I'm coming to get you.

Just stay put,
I'm on my way.

Do you hear me?

Sam, are you listening?

I'm on my way.

I'm waiting.

( phone ringing )

Lindsey, I can't talk right now.

Sam, I am so, so sorry.

I had no idea.

Mark told me everything.

We'll figure it out, Linds.

You... you believe me, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, I believe you.

Just- we'll talk about it later.

I'm going to Jackie's.

Jackie!

Jackie!

Jackie?

( distant voices )

( distant voices )

Jackie?

( voices continue )

Jack- Jackie, are you
down here?

Kyle?

Kyle?

( gasping )
Kyle?

Oh my... Kyle?

( gasping )

Sam?

Sam!

Oh my god!

Sam!

What happened?!

It's Jackie.

Jackie.

What're you talking about?

( stammering )
Oh, my God...

I'm trying,
I'm trying!

You can do it.

You can do it, babe.

You can do it.

Come on, baby.

Oh... oh my god- why
would Jackie do this?!

Oh my god!

Ok, I- Ok, I um- I
have to go upstairs.

I'm going to go get something,
ok?

Don't leave me.

I'll get the knife.

I'm not leaving you.

I'll be right back.

I will be right back.

Sam- Sam!

I love you.

I love you, too.

I'll be back.

I love you!

( groans in frustration )

( thud )

Mmm...

I guess Kyle's surprise tiny
house hasn't turned out so well.

I wonder what he would have
thought of you if those spiders

had actually chewed
through your skin.

I was sure you'd get more
than just one bite.

Oh, don't be sad, Sam.

All's well that ends well.

Can I get some water?

Sure.

Anything for my little sister.

Can I uh, get you anything else,
Sam?

Oh, I don't know, maybe like...

a nice bowl of fruit?

Hmm?

Why, Jackie?

Did you really think you could
get away with this?

I don't know.

I fooled you, didn't I?

I'm glad you were here.

Of course.

Here, an iced tea
with fresh lemon,

just the way you like it.

Oh, you didn't have to bother.

It's no bother, Kyle.

I always keep some ready
in case you pop by.

Well, thank you.

You know, for listening.

I just felt so selfish.

I mean, all Sam needs right
now is my love and my support.

I gave her none of that.

No.

No, don't blame yourself.

It hurts that she can't carry
your babies.

That she doesn't want to.

But... that's ok.

Because now we can be
together again.

Right?

Uh, Jackie.

Uh... I'm sorry, I didn't mean
anything by coming here,

you know that, right?

I just thought that maybe
you'd have some insight

in how Sam's been feeling
lately 'cause you're her sister.

I love Sam.

I've only ever loved Sam.

I know.

But you and I, we had this-

We dated in high school
for a few weeks.

That was it.

I'm gonna go.

She's toxic, Kyle.

She can't even keep
your babies alive.

Jackie, stop this!

I can carry your babies!

Don't.

Jackie-

As many as you want.

As many as you want!

Jack- Jackie!

I don't know what this is

but there's something
wrong with you.

Ok?

I'm just gonna go.

I'm not sure what started this,
but... just let go, alright?

You took him from me, Sam.

The life I was entitled to.

( spits )

But that's ok.

( slap )

( groans )

When you couldn't keep
his babies anymore

it was only a matter of time
before he came back to me.

You told me you were
happy for us.

What was I supposed to say?

Huh?

Congratulations?

Once again you got
what you wanted.

Perfect Sam, the one who mom
loves best.

The one who- who never
gets dumped.

Never loses her job.

I mean, do you have any idea

what it's like to be
tossed aside?

Hmm?

Traded in for another?

I thought when I met Ian
things would be different.

But no, no, no, no, no, no.

He left Jackie, too.

I'm sorry, Jackie.

I really am.

( laughs )

You're sorry?

That's a joke, right?

Sam is sorry.

Oh.

You know I lost my hospital job
stealing those pills

I was giving to you?

And if you had taken them
like I told you to

you'd be out of my hair by now.

( sighs )

Look at me.

Look at me, Sam.

This is all your fault.

You forced me into this.

Soon, Kyle.

Soon I won't have to hide
our love anymore.

Mmm.

( mumbling )
Take off the gag.

What?

Say it again.

Take the gag off, please?

Because you said "please".

Any chance we can loosen
these ropes?

Please?

Just let me go.

I promise you I won't
tell anyone.

Ever.

You don't understand,
Kyle.

It's not time yet.

What?

No, no, no, no, no.

No more of that, alright?

Come on.

Kyle.

Don't touch me.

Kyle.

You know I can't have anyone
finding you.

Especially not Sam.

( sighs )

She left.

She left town.

Lie.

She did.

Don't worry, I'm gonna
take care of her.

Don't you touch her.

Forever.

Where'd you get that?!

Kyle.

Where'd you get it?

I swear, if you touch her-

Kyle.

Don't touch me !!!

You make me sick.

Utterly sick.

You don't hold a candle
to your sister.

You never will.

That's right.

( groans )

I hate you.

You might have my body,
but you'll never have me.

Shh.

Never. Ever.

( muffled screaming )

Now what am I gonna do?

What am I gonna do?

( coughing )

( coughing )

( wincing )

Oh, you'd be surprised
what you learn at a hospital,

little sister.

Some patients
can be very tricky.

( cries out )

Now.

You need to stay away
from sharp objects, Sam.

You could get hurt.

Jackie.

Jackie!!!!!!!!!

( alarm sounding )

( home automation )
Lockdown initiated.

( alarm sounding )

Lockdown initiated.

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

Lockdown initiated.

Lockdown initiated.

Jackie!

Please, Jackie.

Please.

( alarm continues )

You're safe now, Sam.

Jackie, please.

Please don't do this,
Jackie!

Please!

Jackie!

( alarm continues )

Lockdown initiated.

( struggling )

( alarm continues )

Jackie!

( breathing hard )

Come on.

Come on!

( alarm continues )

( breathing hard )

( dials 911 )

( ringing )

( responder ) 911,
what's your emergency?

( alarm continues )

H.O.S.T. off!

H.O.S.T. off!

Please turn off!

H.O.S.T. of-

( screams )

( screaming )

The whole system
must have glitched.

I bet she's trapped inside.

Units one and two.

Take positions behind
the vehicle.

I'm going in.

Wait for my signal.

( crashing )

Sam!

( smashing )

( smashing )

Now, now, now, now, now!

( sirens )

( screaming )

Sam!

Sam!

Kyle!

Sam!

Kyle!

Help me!

Help me!

I don't know what to do!

I'll be right back!

I'm turning off H.O.S.T.!

Kyle!

( sirens )

( alarm continues )

( groaning )

( home automation )
H.O.S.T. system deactivate.

( groans )

Easy now.

Easy.

Sam!

Hang on, I'm coming!

Hang on!

Help me with this!

Come on, come on.

Hurry! Hurry!

( coughing )

It's ok. I got you.

I got you.

It's ok.

It's ok.

( TV anchor ) Founder
Kyle Hastings latest
venture is nothing

short of innovative.

Something we've grown
to expect from the company

behind Gravity Hills' newest
and most unique development.

Uh, yeah.

I think what's unique about
our community of tiny houses

is just the effort

and the work that my wife
and I have put into,

you know, working
with the local community

and the local environmentalists

to ensure that the natural
landscape

has been unaltered
as much as possible.

Not too hard to do
when you're building

a house that's 300 square feet.

But make no mistake, these
tiny houses are fully loaded

and they're perfect for
a family of two...

Oh Kyle, you're always
thinking of us.

We'll be together again soon.

( Guard ): Lights off.