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- Morning, honey.
You gonna be on time for school?

- I don't know. Probably not.

- Your lunch is there.
- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

- I love you, Mom.
- Mwah! I love you, too, honey.

Have a good day.
- I will.

I'm gonna hang out
with Meesh after school.

- Okay, sounds good. Have fun!
- Thanks.

(phone pings)

(reminder swoops)

(door opens and closes)

- Harper?

Did you forget something?

(ominous music building)

(gasping)
Oh, my God.

Who are you? What do you want?

What do you want? Oh, my God.
Please let me go.

You can take whatever you want.
Ugh!

(grunts)

(phone buttons beep)

(screams)

Ugh!

(dialing tone)
Ah!

(screaming)

(grunts)

(dispatch): 911,
what is your emergency?

(breathing heavily)

911, what is your emergency?

- Yes...
(pants)

I'd like to report
a home invasion.

(panting)

(soft music)

Yes, I am loving
this new home.

Overall, it's been
a smooth transition.

But I am sorry
the place is still such a mess.

We're still unpacking.

- I understand.
Moving can be stressful.

The last time I was here,
the house was empty.

You have really
good style and taste.

- Thank you, Mr. Karloe.

- Please, Devan.

Look, I just wanted
to personally welcome you

to your new smart home.

You are now part of the Karloe
Smart Home Solutions family.

Have you had time to use
any of the devices?

- I really love
the coffee maker command.

Can I get you something
to drink?

- No, thank you.
I can't stay long.

I have a meeting
with the mayor to discuss

upgrading her security options.

She's using an older system.

It's-it's good but, it is
nowhere near Soteria's level.

Soteria can perform much more
than just making coffee.

She's my life's work.

And you are performing
a great service

by being part of the beta test.

Before now,
myself and my assistant

were the only people
in the world

who had the privilege
of accessing her systems.

And now you do, too.

- It's an honor.
And the extra security

was really important to me.

- Mm-hmm. I can imagine.

Soteria's mainframe monitors
you 24-7 with cameras

and the latest
infrared technology.

The house and grounds also
have detection sensors.

- I feel better already.

- Soteria, run a security check.

(Soteria): Running
security check.

All doors and windows secured.

Alarm currently disarmed.

- She could answer
most anything.

She's connected to the internet.

And I have set up
the entire network

to use verbal commands.
And for added security...

(knock echoes on glass)
... shatterproof glass

throughout the entire house.

It's even in the steam room.

And, almost forgot,

titanium locks controlled
by voice command,

so you can relax knowing
that you're in charge.

- Speaking of relaxing,

I'm quite excited
to try out the steam room.

(Devan chuckles)
- I bet you are. Then you will

be happy to know that
you could access it remotely

so it heats up while
you swim in the pool.

And then when you get out,
it's ready to go.

- Amazing. Amazing.
(system chimes)

(Soteria): Reminder,
Devan Karloe,

you have a meeting with
Mayor Fields in 30 minutes.

- Thank you, Soteria.
She watches me as well.

I apologize, Leah,
I have to run.

But my assistant, Wesley,
is on his way

and he will continue
with the demonstration.

- I can't thank you enough.
- Of course.

Thank you.

Your comfort and safety
are my number one priority.

Stay safe.

(birds chirping)

(Meesh): Hey, glad you called.
How's the move going?

(huffs)

- Meesh, I don't know.

I kinda hate my new school,
actually.

- Hmm.
- I've only made one friend

so far, her name's Nikko.
- Aw.

- She lives nearby.
She's actually really nice.

- That's good.
Tell me about the house.

- The house is fine.

My mom is all excited
because it's a smart home

and there are these stupid
hubs everywhere.

- What?
- And they glow,

and they make noise,
and they listen in on you.

Actually really creepy.
- Oh.

- I'm not gonna have
that in my room.

(sighs happily)

(system chimes)

(Soteria): Visitor detected,
front door.

- Ah.

- I'm just gonna
call you back, okay?

- 'K, bye!
- Bye.

- Soteria,
unlock the front door.

(system chimes, lock whirrs)

- Ms. Tomkins?
- Hello.

- Hi, Wesley Mora,
Karloe Smart Home Solutions.

- Hi, Wesley. Please come in.
- Hi. Thanks.

(over hub): Uh, did Mr. Karloe
get a chance to show you

any of the smart devices yet?
- A few.

As I said to him, we've just
been so busy unpacking.

I know we just we moved in,
but I've got a housewarming

party coming up this weekend.
- Oh.

- What was I thinking, right?
(laughs)

Please, after you.
- Great, thanks.

(over hub): So, I read over yor
answers to our questionnaire,

and I see your number one
priority is security?

- Yes, that is correct.
- Yeah. Well, if you want

security in this town,
Mr. Karloe's the go-to guy.

- Harper, would you come
downstairs, please?

(feet tapping on stairs)

- There's no need to yell, Mom.

- Uh, Harper,
I'd like you to meet--

- I know. I heard
on the speakers upstairs.

- Is it Harper?

- Mm-hmm.
- Right, hi.

How are you enjoying
the devices?

- Um... not really my thing.
- No? Not a fan?

- No, I feel like
all of this tech

kinda makes people
a little lazy.

I can uh, turn on the lights
myself, thank you.

(laughs)
- Ah, well, you just gotta

get to know your house,
that's all.

- Why, because Soteria's named

after the Greek goddess
of safety and protection?

- What, doing my job for me?
(laughs)

That's exactly right. Yeah,
Mr. Karloe loves the details.

Soteria offers convenience
with security

in a unique blend
of functionality

for today's busy lifestyle.

She also controls your home
entertainment system.

After a while,
she'll get to know your likes,

your dislikes, and even
be able to anticipate

your mood based
on your behavior.

- I love it.
It's amazing, right, Harper?

- Mm-hmm.
- Oh, great.

I see you got Charlie working.
Oh, actually,

here's another great function.

So, as you know, every time
you enter or exit the house,

Soteria locks the doors, yeah?
- Yes.

- Right. Uh, can I see
your cell for a second?

- Why?
- Uh...

- Uh, Harper, would you mind?

- Not at all.
- Thank you.

So, to unlock the doors,
you can ask Soteria

or as long as your cell's
within five feet,

sensors unlock the door
for keyless entry or exit.

- Amazing. I love that.

- Oh, nice.

- No filter.
- Oh, I like it. The real deal.

- No, I... meant you.

- Wow. Oh, all right.

(scoffs)

- Uh, Wesley,

if we could continue
the demonstration,

that'd be great.
- Right. Yeah, of course.

Uh, so as you know,
all the appliances

can be set on a timer
or activated from your cell.

Stove, coffee maker.
- Yes.

- Toaster, blender.
Fridge even tracks

your inventory and purchase
habits and, get this,

knows when your food items
will run out

and the AI reorders
for delivery.

- Hmm. Wow.
- Wow.

When it can do our laundry,

I think I'm gonna be
impressed then.

(sighs)

(chuckles)
- So, any questions or... ?

- I think that's it. Thank you
so much for stopping by, Wesley.

- Oh, it's my pleasure. Yeah.

Well, if you do have
any questions, concerns,

anything, just feel
free to contact me.

(soft eerie music)

- Great, thank you.

- I guess I'll be going now.
- Um, I'll walk you out.

- Okay, great. Thanks.

Lemme see your phone.

(lock whirrs)

All right, keep your back
to the door and don't say a word

until I tell ya.

Let's see. Hold on one sec.

(camera shutter snaps)

(chuckles)
Okay, great. We're good.

- Um, what did you do?

- It was just a quick
little hack.

I'm sure she's listening
and watching,

so put the front cameras
on a loop,

paused the DVR from recording.

Looks like we're just
standing here

and now we can do anything.
- Hmm.

- So, come on, how can you not
love this house?

Spent a lot of time
in there setting up

the network with Devan.
- This place is just

really creepy.

Always watching
and listening to us.

- No, you uh, you don't
like to be watched?

- That's very funny.
(laughs)

- Why don't you give me
a call sometime?

I put my number in there.

(sighs)

Maybe we can go out
or something?

- Uh, yeah, sure.

We would just have to keep it
on the down low.

If my mom ever found out,
she would totally freak.

- Oh, gotcha.
Well, we can do that.

All right, well, give me a call.
- Okay.

- I'll turn off the loop now,
you're good.

(lock whirrs)

- What did you
and Wesley talk about?

- Uh, nothing.

- Harper, you know he's
at least in his mid-20s.

- Okay.

- And you're 17.
- I'm 18 in four months.

- Honey, please don't
make me worry

any more than I already do.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- Okay.
- Okay.

And let Troy know we need
touches on these photos

for the Langsbard account.
We launch the web campaign

on Wednesday. Thanks.

Great, thank you.

These look great, thank you.

(knock on door)

- Uh, hi.

- Oscar.
- Are you busy? I can come back.

- No, come here!
- You sure?

- It's so good to see you.
- Oh, you too.

- How long has it been since
we saw each other in person?

- I don't know. A few years
at least, maybe more.

- I think so.
- Yeah.

- You look great.
- So do you.

- Thank you for helping me
get this job.

- Hey, all I did was ask Amy
to look at your resume

and take a meeting.
You did the rest.

- Hmm.
- Yeah, it's a great agency.

I've been a client here
for about five years now

and they've always done great
work for my company. Yeah.

- It feels good.
- Yeah.

I brought you some of our latest
supplements for you to try.

- Thank you.
Harper's gonna be so excited.

She's obsessed
with your green juice.

- Oh.
- It might be the reason

I chose to reach out to you
when I was looking to relocate.

- Was that the only
reason or... ?

- Maybe.
(both chuckle)

- I love what the graphics
department has done

with the logo.

Gave my company
a fresh, new look.

- And wait 'til you see
what Raj from social media

has planned for relaunching
your web channel.

You're gonna love it.

- You know what?
I knew you'd like working here.

- You know me,
I love a challenge.

- Well, speaking of which,
do you still golf?

- Whenever I have time.
Which is never.

- Oh. Well, there's a few
good golf courses in the area.

We should go sometime.

- That could be fun.

(sighs)

- I'm sorry, let's...
I just can't get

this image out of my head.

Your break-in
at your old house.

(unsettling music)

I'm so sorry you had
to go through that.

- Thank you.

I'm okay. They caught the guy.

- Okay.

- But I can't help feeling like
it could happen again anytime.

It was broad daylight.

- It must have been awful.

But I hear this new
security system you installed

in your new house
should keep you pretty safe.

- It's helping a lot. Thanks.

- Listen, if you have the time,

maybe we can grab a coffee.

Catch up.

- I'd like that.

- Okay, let's make it happen.

- Okay.

- Okay.

I'm gonna see Raj.

- Great, I'll be here.
- Okay.

It's good to see you.
- You too.

- All right.

(soft music)

- Thanks. So, when are you
two getting together?

- We've just been texting.

- Oh.

- I'm thinking of asking him
to hang out, though.

- Do it.
- Should I?

- Yeah, call him.
I wanna see what he says.

- Should I do it right now?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

- Right now.
(giggles)

- Hmm.

(indistinct whispering)

(computer code beeping)

(phone ringing)

- Hey. Wondered when
you'd call. What's up?

- Um, hey. I...
(giggles)

Um, I was gonna leave
school early

and I was wondering
if you would wanna come over

and swim in our pool?

- Where's your mom?

- Um, she's at work.

So, you would have to show me

how to loop the cameras
like you did the other day.

- All right.
I'll come pick you up.

- Okay, great.

Um, it's gonna be me and
my friend Nikko, is that cool?

- No, no, no, no.

- Hey, the more the merrier.
Be there in 10.

- Great. See you then.

(annoyed sigh)

- You asked me to call him.
- Yeah, but don't invite me too.

- But it's gonna be fun.
And we're gonna go swimming.

- Yeah, third wheeling
is so fun.

- Would you rather be here?

- Okay, you're right.
- Yeah, I know.

- This place sucks.
- It does.

- I hate this.

- Okay, okay,
hold on one second,

we're just beyond the edge
of your detection zone.

Can I see your phone?

I've gotta disable the sensors
in the cameras. Thanks.

(phone beeps)

- It's this uh,
cool little hack where you can

set the cameras in a loop
and then,

the whole place
is gonna look empty.

- Okay. Pretty sick.

(system beeps)

(camera buzzes)

- Magic, right?
- That's it?

- We're good.

- Thanks.

- It's like we're not even here.

- Hey,

you were right.

I really love this copyright
for the website.

It clearly showcases
my company's mission statement.

(phone pings)

- Just give me a second.
- Sure.

(message swoops)

(mellow rhythmic music playing)

- Hey, what are you doing?
I got two more
appointments today.

- Well then, you have time
to come and join us.

- I'm thinkin' about it.
I'm thinkin' about it.

- Come on.

(call rings)

- Just let me send
this email quick.

(Harper): Go get a pool noodle.

Hey, it's Harper,
you know what to do.

- Harper, I just got
a text from your school

saying you're missing
your afternoon classes.

Where are you? Call me.

(call beeps off)

- Everything okay?

- Yeah, should be fine.

Um...

- I'll let you get back to work.
- Okay.

- I'll see ya.

(ominous music plays)

(system beeps)

- It's a beautiful day.
Come on, let's go, party people.

Let's go.
It's dance party time.

(laughing)
- Ooh. Yeah!

- First we kick, then we swim.
- Go, hacker.

- First we dance, then swim.
Come on. Get the blood flowing.

- Yeah, yeah!
(giggling)

- Woo!
- Come on, everybody out.

Let's go.

(keys rattle)

(annoyed sigh)

(mellow music plays)

(camera shutter clicks)

- What the hell
are you doing here?

- Oh! Heh.

- You're back! Hey!

- I was just... I was...
I asked him to come over

and show me how
the pool system works.

- Right.

- Soteria, stop the music.

(music stops)

If I ever see you here again

or you contact Harper,
I am calling the police.

- Oh, wow, no.
- Mom.

- No, no, no, I'm just here
to help. That's it.

- Really, how would your boss
feel about your help?

- No. I'm sorry.
You don't need to call anybody.

I should've, uh...

- Go. Use the side gate. Go!

(sighs heavily)

I don't even know what
to say to you right now.

I had to leave work early
to come home and deal with this.

I was worried something
happened to you.

Did Wesley mess
with the camera settings?

- No. I did.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- Funny how you weren't
interested in learning about

the network and all of a sudden,

you know how to alter
the cameras.

- By the way,
this is my friend, Nikko.

- Hello, Nikko.
- Hi.

- Do your parents know
you're skipping your classes?

- I guess they'll
find out soon enough.

(call dials)

- You've reached Devan Karloe,
please leave a message.

- Hi, this is Leah Tomkins.

I'd like to speak to you
about your assistant, Wesley.

(sighs)

(Charlie whirring softly)

- I said I was sorry
about ditching school.

You don't know
what it's like, Mom.

There's this group of girls
who really hate me.

- Well, do you want me
to speak with your principal?

- No, I'm gonna deal with it.

- Well, from now on,
I want you sharing your location

with me on your cell.

- Are you serious?
- Yes.

- I don't get any privacy.

This house already
knows everything that I do, Mom.

It's not fair.
- It's not about being fair.

It's about you doing your best

so that you can finish out
your senior year on top.

- I never wanted to move here
in the first place, Mom.

My whole life is back
in Parkview

and you couldn't even let me
graduate with my friends.

- Harper...

this move was the best
thing for us.

- Was it? Or was it
the best thing for you?

- Now that's not fair.
- Well,

it's not about being fair.

(mysterious music)

(flame hisses)

(breathing deeply)

(siren wailing loudly)

(Soteria): Alert, alert.
Smoke detected.

Alert, alert. Smoke detected.

- Harper?!

(coughing)

(panting)

(coughing)

(coughing)

Soteria, stop the alarm.

(alarm ceases)

Oh.

(fan hums)
- Mom?

(choking)

- What happened? Did you
forget to turn off the stove?

- I don't know,
it might have been

another malfunction
with the network.

(coughing)
Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

- Come on, let's get you
some fresh air.

- Soteria, unlock the back door.

(coughing)

(both breathing deeply)

(keyboard keys clacking)

- Not so in control now,
are you Ms. Tomkins?

(keyboard keys clacking)

(Leah): So, it sounds like
the creative review

is on target?

(phone rings)

Excuse me.
(phone beeps)

Hello, Devan.
- Leah,

I received your message

and I wanted to
profoundly apologize

for Wesley's abhorrent behavio.

- My daughter is 17, okay?

I don't want Wesley to go
anywhere near her, ever again.

- I understand.

And we'll discipline him
appropriately.

- Thank you.
- I would like to apologize

in person and check Soteria

to see what happened
with your stove.

- That would be great.
- Great. I have some time

this afternoon.
Would that work for you?

- Um...

you know what?
Yes, I can work from home

this afternoon. How about
I meet you there in an hour?

- Perfect. I'll see ya then.
Stay safe.

- Thank you.

(call beeps off)

(sighs heavily)

Wesley, you can come in now.

Mrs. Tomkins called

and told me about
your horrible lack of judgment.

- Yeah.
- I also know about the cameras

and the stove and what you did
at her house.

Did you forget that I track
everything on my network?

Once I was notified,
I reset the cameras

to my original settings.

- Devan I... it was just--

- I should fire you.

- Fire me?

(exhales sharply)

Don't forget that I know
everything about your network.

You really want me
to go somewhere else?

- You're on probation
for one week without pay.

- But Devan, come on,

I'm sorry, okay?
I made a mistake.

- You don't play with my network
like it's a toy. Ever.

- "Lee-ah"?
- "Lay-a".

- Right. Patrick Rollans,
accounts manager.

We didn't get a chance
to meet so I thought I'd stop by

and introduce myself.
- Sorry I didn't come to you,

I've just been so swamped
since I started.

But it's so nice
to finally meet you.

I didn't get a chance
to talk to everyone

at the staff meeting.
- Yeah, I noticed.

So, how are you settling in?
- Good. Um, yeah,

everyone has been
extremely welcoming, so...

- Good. Glad to hear it.

- I'm just gonna be working
from home this afternoon,

but if there's anything you need
from me before I go?

- Working from home
is quite the move.

- Oh? How so?

- Well, I mean, you're new here

and you're not taking
the opportunity

to meet everyone, and you're
leaving the corner office

with the best view empty.
(Leah scoffs)

You aren't concerned that
might come across as ungrateful?

- I have something I need
to attend to at home, so...

- Oh.

How's the work been?

- Busy. Just trying to catch up

with all the departments
and making sure we're on point

with our clients, which wasn't
being done before, so...

(eerie music)

- You know, I was basically
doing this job

before you got here.
I've worked at this company

for over 10 years.

I lobbied hard
for this position.

But I guess they wanted to hire
someone from the outside.

Check all the boxes.
- Mmm.

- Well, I should let
you get back to it.

- It was nice to meet you.

(Soteria): Visitor detected,
front door.

- Soteria, unlock
the front door.

(system beeps, lock whirrs)

Devan, hi. Please, come in.

- Thank you.

(lock whirrs)

- Just a little
housewarming gift.

I didn't have time to wrap it.
(exhales)

Well, I-I just knew
from your questionnaire

that you enjoy cooking
as much as I do,

and this is the best pan
you'll ever use.

(chuckles)
- As a matter of fact,

I need a new pan, so thank you.

- You're most welcome, Leah.

I also wanted to apologize again

for Wesley's actions
with your daughter.

- Thank you,
I appreciate your concern.

This past year, and the move,

have been quite unsettling.

- I can imagine.

Now, if you don't mind,

I would like to check
your smart hub

to see what happened
with the stove.

- Whatever you need.

- Hi, just these, please.

- Wait.

- What's up?
- Just can't find my sunglasses.

(girls laughing in background)

(sighs)

(laughing)

- Uh-huh.
Do you feel safer here

than you did at your last home?

- Yeah, much safer, yes.
That's one of the main reasons

why we moved.
That and my new job.

- Hmm.
- But your system

does give me a feeling of um,

peace of mind and uh,

the feeling that
I'm a lot more in control.

- Oh, great. Good.

Soteria will always
be here to protect you.

(exhales)
Now, I hope you don't mind,

but I reset
the front sprinklers.

I noticed your lawn wasn't
being sufficiently watered.

- Oh. Thank you for that.

- You're welcome.

I also discovered a glitch
in the network

which may have caused things
like the stove to turn on.

- Oh.
- Soteria is a complex system,

but I updated the software,
just in case.

- Okay, good. Thank you.

- Hmm. Is that your daughter?

- Yeah, Harper.

- Wow.

Family is so important.

And protecting those we cherish.

- I couldn't agree more.

Do you have family?

(melancholy music)

- I... was married, yes. Um...

She died years ago
during a home invasion.

But now I put all my focus

into creating a system

to make sure that that never
ever happens again.

- I'm so sorry
that happened to you.

- Thank you.
(system chimes)

(Soteria): Reminder,
Devan Karloe,

you have an appointment
with Mr. Weintraub

in 30 minutes.

(sighs)

- Excuse me, I gotta go,
but Leah,

please rest assured
that I have served Wesley

a suitable punishment
for his mistakes.

- Good. Thank you.
- You're welcome.

(phone pings)

(message swoops)

- Sorry, work.

- Oh no, I understand.

You're busy, I'm busy.

Until we speak again. Stay safe.

- Thank you, Devan.

(camera buzzes)

- Okay...

(phone rings)

(call beeps on)

Hello?

Principal Adams, hi.
Is everything okay?

Usually the school
just texts me.

Oh, well, what happened?

Yes, yes,
I'll be there right away.

- I told you, Mom,
that girl Dylan

stole my sunglasses.
That group of girls hate me.

What do you want me to do?

- You heard the principal,

a fight warrants an automatic
probation period.

This goes on
your permanent record.

- Okay.
- Do you realize

this could affect
your college admissions?

(school bell rings)

Hey, no, no, no,
you are coming home with me.

We are going to finish
discussing this properly.

- Please let's talk
about this later,

because if you take
me home right now,

it's only gonna
make things worse.

(phone rings)

And obviously,
you have work to do.

(sighs)

- Look, Harper,
I am struggling

to keep everything
together here.

Okay? I need your help.

- This isn't easy
for me either, Mom.

(phone ringing)

(exhales)

- Hmm. Hi, this is Leah.

Yes, all of the notes
from Tuesday's meeting

are on my desk.

I'll be there as soon as I can.

(call beeps off)

- I'm gonna be fine. Trust me.

- Keep icing it.
- Okay.

- I'll continue talking
about this at home.

- Okay.
- See you soon.

- Okay, bye.

(mischievous music)

- That was close.
- Yeah.

You know, your mom's causing me
all kinds of trouble.

- Well, you're an adult,
you can deal with it.

(sucks teeth)

- You all right?
- Mm-hmm, I'm fine.

- Yeah?
- Yep.

When are we gonna go out?
- Huh.

Soon.

- Well, you're gonna have
to find a new way

to fool my mother, because she
is tracking my cell, so...

- That's easy, just leave
your phone at your friend's.

- What if she calls?
- Then your friend will call

my cell and just
put us on her speaker.

- It's pretty smart.
- Mm-hmm.

- For an old guy.
- Hmm, yeah, thank you.

I like to think so.

(school bell rings)

- 'K, well, see you later.
- All right.

(knock echoes)

- Hey Leah, do you
have a moment?

- Sure, come in.

- I need you to look
at this proof,

I just need
your opinion on something.

- Ah, this is from
your new swimsuit line.

- That is correct,
and I don't like it at all.

- Hmm.
- It just seems so--

- Boring. Like every other

swimsuit design layout
I've seen.

I think you need a more
unique concept,

more diverse models.

I could speak with
the creative team

and come up with some ideas.

- I see why they hired ya.
(chuckles)

Thank you.
- Of course.

- Actually, speaking of which,

have you had a chance
to swim in your own pool?

- No, not yet.

But I remember you love to swim,

so you are more than welcome
to come over and use it anytime.

- Thank you.

- By the way,

I'm having a little
housewarming on Saturday.

I'd love it
if you could make it.

- I'm there.

- Great.

- We never did go
for that coffee, though.

- We did not.
- Yeah. So, okay, all right,

let's not wait
'til the end of the week.

Let's say we do dinner tomorrow,
say 7:00.

- Okay, yeah, that could work.

- My best friend
is the head chef at Mortelli's.

- I'm in.
- Let's make it happen.

(crickets chirping)

(sighs softly)

(code beeping)

(breathing heavily)

(keyboard keys clacking)

- Morning.
- Morning.

- Can I make you some breakfast?
- No thanks.

- How'd you sleep last night?
- Fine.

- My room was
so cold last night.

Might be another issue
with the network.

- No, mine was fine.
(system chimes)

(Soteria): Green juice depleted
from refrigerator. Reordering.

- Look at that.
Soteria taking care of us.

- Wow. I could've just
told you that.

- Right.

Um, how's the history
assignment coming along?

- It's good.
I was actually gonna ask you

if I could go over to Nikko's
tonight to work on it?

- Sure. Yeah,

I'm just really glad
you're taking it seriously.

(exhales)

(phone ringing)

(call beeps on)

Hi, Devan.
- Oh, hi, Leah. I uh,

just wanted to see
how you're doing. How's...

how's everything at the house?

- Uh, actually I think
there might be

something wrong with
the air conditioning app

in my bedroom.
It kept dropping down

to the coldest setting
last night.

- I'm sorry to hear that.

Let me check the network.
See what I could find out.

- Great, thanks.
Oh, by the way,

I'm having a housewarming party
this Saturday.

I'd love it if
you could make it.

- Oh. Yeah, sure. How nice.

Uh, I'm looking forward to it.

Oh, by the way,
I spoke to Principal Adams

from Harper's school

and she deleted that blemish
from Harper's permanent record.

- Oh. Um...

how did you know about that?

- Well, the principal and I
were talking

and I mentioned
that you were a new client.

I installed the network
at the school

so she owed me a favor.

- Well, thank you.

- You're most welcome.

I'll see you Saturday.
Stay safe.

- Bye.

Yeah, let's go with this one
for the website.

Make sure Raj from social
has this latest draft.

Thank you.

Hey, Stella, thanks so much.

Shane, you know that we launch
at midnight Eastern, right?

We're gonna be here late tonight

so if you could rush
this over to Leslie.

Let me know if she has
any changes. Great.

(sighs)

(call dials)

(phone ringing)

- I was just thinking about you.

- Yeah, well you're
gonna hate me.

- Never.

- I have to cancel
our dinner plans tonight.

We're behind on a deadline
and I'm not gonna be able

to get away.
- Hey, don't stress.

It's all good. We can always
do it another time.

- Yes, of course.

And I'll see you at my
housewarming on Saturday.

- If not sooner. Take care.

- Okay, you too. Thanks.

(exhales)

- So, I already told my mom
that we're gonna be working

on our assignments.
And if she calls,

you're gonna use your cell
to phone Wesley

and then put us on speaker.

- Why not?
Got nothing better to do.

- Okay, harsh.

(chuckles)
- I'll pick my phone up later

if you just put it
in your mailbox.

- Yeah, no problem.
- Great.

- You sure this is a good idea,
though?

You don't really know him
and you won't have your phone

on you if you need something.

- Nikko, Wesley's harmless.

And he's also hot. Here you go.

I love you so much.
- Love you.

- Hey.
- How's it goin'?

- Good, how are you?

(knock on glass)

- Hope I'm not interrupting.
- Not at all.

- Chef's special?
- You didn't.

- Did you eat?
- No, and I'm starving.

- Well, shall we?
- Yeah.

This is amazing!

I am so glad I didn't eat
anything in the break room.

- Oh well, I wanted
to surprise you.

- Surprised.
- And I know you've been busy

with work and getting
settled in, so...

- I have been a little
overwhelmed lately.

- I know what you mean.
I've been working this

52-hour work week
with this new campaign.

And I'm not sure if I told you
but um...

my brother and I took over
the family business

when my father died.

- I'm sure he'd be very proud.

- Thanks.

Yeah, I miss him a lot.

Now more than ever.
(scoffs)

How have you been doing
since your divorce?

- Better. It's been a long road,
but I'm finding my way.

- Hmm.

- After the attack, I just felt
so unsafe and unsettled.

- Hmm, yeah.

- But it made me realize
just how fragile life really is.

So, when this job offer
came along,

it just felt like the right
time for a fresh start.

- Well, sure does sound like it.

- Mm. Mm!

- How's Harper?

- I know she resents me
for making her move

in her senior year.
- Hey, you're a great mom, Leah.

'Cause I know you'll always
do the best you can,

so don't be so hard on yourself.

It's always gonna work out.

- Thank you.

That means a lot.

Speaking of which,
excuse me for a moment.

Just gonna check on her.
- Sure.

- Okay, good,
she's with her friend,

like she said she would be.

(chuckles)

- It's funny.

This reminds me when
we used to cram for finals

and eat takeout in my dorm room.
(laughs)

Remember that?
- The food was never this good.

- Oh, it beats PB and J,
hands down.

- For sure.
(chuckles)

How about um,

after this, we go back
to my place

for coffee and dessert?

I made some really decadent
brownies this morning.

- I'd like that.
- Yeah?

- Excuse me while I get
the coffee brewing.

(coffee maker beeps,
water burbles)

- From your phone?
- Oh yeah.

(laughs)
It's happening.

- Oh, wow.
(chuckles)

- Pretty great, right?
- Oh, yeah.

I have got to see this system.

- Well, you'll see.
- Well, mangia!

- Mangia, mangia.
- Mangia, mangia, mangia.

Be honest, which store
did you get them from?

- No, I baked those!
- Are you sure?

- Yes!
- 'Cause they are amazing.

- And I'm amazing.
(chuckles)

- You know, I am excited that
you got the house you wanted.

- Oh, I'm so relieved.

There's been a few issues
with the smart network,

but overall, it's been great.
- That's good.

You know, we're actually
working on smart fitness devices

that could interface with homes.
- Hmm.

- Do you think maybe you could
talk to Devan for me

or maybe we can meet up or...

I know that you're look.
You're not... no.

- I mean...
- You're not listening to me.

- Are we gonna talk about
work all night or...?

- Or we can talk about
other things, if you want.

- We don't have to...

talk about anything,
if you don't want to.

- No, I... I can easily shut up.
- Mm-hmm.

(chuckles)

Okay.

Stop talking.

- I'll just shut up.
- Anytime.

- Uh, Mom?

- Sorry. Harper!

Uh, you're back
earlier than I expected.

- We finished early.

- Yeah. Um, Harper,

this is my old friend, Oscar.

Um, Oscar gifted
you the supplements.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome, Harper.

(footsteps tap up stairs)

Wow.
- I'm sorry.

- Busted like teenagers.

(laughs)
- I know.

(laughs)

- Look, I should be
going anyway.

I have a meeting
in the morning.

- Do you?
- I do but I-I don't wanna go.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

Well, thanks for the dessert.
It was amazing.

- This was amazing. Thank you.

- Yeah.

- I'll see you tomorrow
at the housewarming.

- Yes, please.
- Okay.

I'll let you...
- Yeah.

- Yeah. I'll let myself out.

- Okay, thank you.
- All right.

- See you tomorrow.
- I'll see you tomorrow.

- Good night.

- Good night.

(ominous music)

(code beeping, keys clacking)

- Soteria, stop the music.

(system chimes)

- Hmm, I think it's kinda funny

how you can tell me
who I can date

but I don't know
who that guy is.

- Oscar's an old friend
from college.

He's also the creator
of your favorite green juice

and supplements.

I thought that you'd be
happy for me.

- Just because I like
his products,

doesn't mean I wanna see him
kissing my mom.

(exhales)
- Harper...

- I'm gonna go hang out
with Nikko tomorrow.

- Uh, don't forget about
the housewarming tomorrow.

- I know.

- Good night.

I love you.

(sighs)

Soteria, set the alarm.

(system chimes)
(Soteria): Alarm set.

Home secure.

- Good night, Charlie.

- Hey, sorry to keep
you waiting.

- It's okay,
I know you're busy.

Um, what was it you needed
to show me in person?

- I am incensed

by Wesley's continued
disregard for my rules.

(suspicious music)

- Hey.
- Hey.

- How's it goin'?
- Good.

- What do you wanna eat?
- Hmm, could get sushi.

- How did you get this?

- I...

installed the security
at the school, remember?

- Okay.
(sighs)

I knew she was
lying to me.

And strange things have been
happening with the devices

at home and somehow,
I think Wesley's responsible.

- Rest assured,
you will never see him again.

Focus on your housewarming.

Don't worry about this.
Consider Wesley gone.

- Thank you. I appreciate it.

(ominous music building)

(call dials)

(Wesley): Hey, Devan,
you caught me driving home.

- I told you to stop
seeing Harper.

- Um, I haven't seen her. What?

- Stop embarrassing yourself.

You don't think I know
everything that goes

on in my world?
- Okay, Devan, I--

- You know what?
- But--

- I don't even care about her.

I checked the administrative
code logs.

You have been a busy boy
playing games with Soteria.

(Wesley sighs)
- Okay, Devan.

- I warned you, Wesley.

- Just relax, okay?
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

- You are gravely mistaken

if you think you could
take me for granted.

I treated you like a son.

I shared my knowledge with you
and this is how you repay me?

(Ave Maria plays,
drowns out Wesley)

- Devan, Devan,
okay, the music's so loud,

I can't hear you. Devan.
The brakes aren't working.

Devan, Devan, please! Please!

Help me! Devan,
I can't stop the car.

I can't stop the car!
Devan, please! Help! Help!

(loud crash)

(Ava Maria continues)

(sirens wailing)

(indistinct chatter)

- Wesley has not been returning
any of my texts or calls.

- Maybe it's a good thing.

He's kinda sketchy,
if you ask me.

- I didn't ask. Just worried
something bad happened.

(upbeat jazz music playing)

(indistinct chatter)

- Well, well, well.

Raj invited me.
I hope you don't mind.

- Did he? Welcome.
- This is a nice place.

- Thank you.
- Much uh, bigger

than my...
(laughs incredulously)

...little condo.

- Well, um, help yourself
to some food

and maybe skip the bar.

- Oh. You know, yes,

I could use another drink.
Thank you.

- Please don't.

You made it.
Thanks for coming.

- From my private collection.
- Oh, wow.

- Maybe we can open it later
and toast to my girls.

You, Harper, and Soteria.

(ominous music)

- Uh, thank you. Um...

I'm going to put it on ice.
Excuse me.

This is actually--
- The concept actually

came to me in a dream.
Full functionality and security

in a home network that
anticipates your every need.

I consider Soteria to be
my greatest creation.

- Oh yeah.

I mean, she is a beaut. Mmm!

Excuse me, ma'am,
may I have this dance?

Oh, oh.
(laughs)

My bad. My bad.

Hey, uh, Sot-Soteria, Soteria?

Can uh, can you change up
the music? Boop!

(chuckles)
- She recognizes only my voice

and those of the homeowners.

Soteria...
(system beeps)

Play new music, your choice.

(Soteria): Playing music.
My choice.

(operatic music)
- Hmm.

She favors opera, as do I.

- Wow.

This guy's some kinda wizard.

Wooo!

(laughs)

- Should we go?
- Mm-hmm.

- Yeah.
- Hi.

- Hey.
- You made it!

- Yeah. You look great.

- Thank you. So do you.

- Thank you.

- Oh, what's this?
- A little something.

- Oh. Um, do you mind?

- Oh, sure. Wow.

- I know, right? Meet Soteria.

- Yeah, it's a part of our
smart fitness line.

- Oh.
- Now that watch can track

all of your stats
and the data gets sent

to your cell or desktop.
- Oh wow.

I guess that means I have
to work out again. No pressure.

- Not from me.
(laughs)

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

Wow, this system has everything.
- It does.

- Lovely party, Leah.
(gasps)

- Thank you. Um, Devan uh,

this is my old friend, Oscar.

- Good evening, Oscar.
- Devan.

- You come bearing gifts?
- Yeah.

- Yes, this is his company's
new smart fitness watch.

- Yeah, we plan to make it
available for shared

connectivity. Cell phones,
bikes, treadmills, who knows...

even smart homes.
(chuckles)

Devan, you've built
an impressive network here.

I would really like to learn
more about it.

Maybe we can meet over lunch,
say next week?

- I don't share my work
with anyone.

And only I can authorize
connectivity to my network.

- Okay. It's uh,
it's good to know.

- Um, why don't we get
you a drink, Oscar?

- Sure.
- Excuse us.

(eerie music)

- Devan.
- Oscar.

- Can you hold this for me?

Yeah, just gonna give
Oscar a tour.

- Thank you.

(operatic music continues)

(funky jazz music plays)

- Ladies, are we having fun yet?

- Fun. Are we having fun, Nikko?

- A big fun.

(scoffs)
- Yeah.

- Why don't you get something
to eat, mingle.

- Okay. I'll mingle.
Let's go mingle.

- Okay, great.
- Mingling.

- Thank you. Mingling.

- Oh, so that's the steam room?

- Yes.
- Well, how do you like it?

- I haven't even had
a chance to try it yet.

- Oh.

Well, maybe you and I
can both break it in

later, together?
- Maybe.

(both laugh)
- Why not?

(inaudible conversation)

- Um...

I'm really sorry about Devan.

He's become more obsessive
about the house

than when we first moved in.

- I didn't wanna push back
on him too hard

because it was your party.
- Thank you.

And he's done some things lately
that have made me uncomfortable.

And don't even get me
started on his assistant.

- Really?
- Mm-hmm.

- So, what do you plan to do?

- I think it's time
for some distance.

- I'm here for you.
- Appreciate that.

- Always.
- Thank you. Cheers.

Thank you for coming.
- I'll cheers to that.

(soft piano music)

- Yeah. Enjoy yourselves.

- Leah.
- Patrick.

- Uh, yeah, I just want
to apologize

for my behavior earlier.
I was outta line.

- I appreciate that.

Thank you for staying.
- No problem.

- Thank you for a lovely
evening, Leah.

We never opened that champagne.

- Did you say something
to Patrick?

(ominous music)

- We had a brief exchange.

- Hmm.

- I simply reminded him

of the need to respect
both you and Soteria.

- You didn't need to do that.

- You're welcome.

(inhales and exhales deeply)

Just put it over there.

Yeah, just put it there,
please. Thanks.

Call me curious.

Did you allow Oscar
access to my smart app?

- No. Why would I do that?

- Well, if he ever
takes a closer look,

I would appreciate a call.

- Good night, Devan.

- Good night. Stay safe.

(piano music resumes)

- Hey, you okay?

(sighs)

- Uh, I don't know.

At first I thought Devan
meant well but after tonight,

I'm convinced something else
is going on.

- I have a bad feeling
about him.

He needs some boundaries.

(exhales)
- I know.

- Anyway, let me help finish u.

- Thank you.
- Cleaning.

It was a great party.
- Uh-huh.

- A lot of messy people.

(Leah laughs over speaker)

(sinister music)

(Leah): Great, thank you.

- Hey.
- Hi.

Oh, I didn't know
you were here.

- I came to check on some
final changes with Raj.

- Right. I'm sorry, I...

I've been so scattered
with everything going on lately.

I even forgot my handwritten
notes at home.

- Oh, well, if you're going
back to get them,

I have some downtime,
if you want some company.

- Sure.
- I can even make us lunch.

- How are you this good to me?
Yes, please.

- Hey, did you hear about that
big accident on Saturday?

- No, what happened?

- Well, it made the local news.

Yeah, apparently it
was one of Devan's employees.

His car just went
into oncoming traffic.

It was horrible.

- What was the employee's name?
- Oh, I don't know.

I think it was Watson or...

(ominous music)

- Was it Wesley?

- Yeah, that's it.

- Oh, is he okay?

- Well, no, he-he
didn't make it.

Are you all right?

Leah, what's the matter?

- Um...

I-I'm just gonna finish up
and we'll head out.

- Okay, I'll just circle back.

- Okay.

(breathing shallowly)

That was delicious.
- Thank you.

I've gotten better since uh,
our college days.

- Yeah, you still make
a mean grilled cheese.

(laughs)

- So, I guess you want
lemon in your water?

- Yes, please.
(system chimes)

(Soteria): Visitor detected,
front door.

- Oh.

(sighs heavily)

- Hey, you want lemon or lime?

- Lemon, please!
- You got it.

- Soteria, unlock
the front door.

(system chimes, lock whirrs)

- Good afternoon, Leah.
(chuckles)

- How did you know I'd be home?
- I was in the neighborhood.

(lock whirrs)
- Do you need something?

- Yes, at your party,

I noticed your download speed
was a bit off.

- I'm not aware of any problems.

- And nor would you,
but even a slight decrease

might affect the security
network's notifications.

- Yeah, I-I'm in the middle
of something, so...

- Yeah, all I need
is five minutes with my uh,

smart hub, and then
I'll be on my way.

(sighs)
- Fine.

But next time, I'd appreciate
you calling ahead of time.

(clicks tongue)

And about Wesley,

have the police found out
any more about how it happened?

- Distracted driving.

He was driving my company car,
too, it's like pfft.

- Well, I might not
have liked him,

but he didn't deserve to die
in such a horrible way.

(mysterious music)

- What do you think
happened to him?

- I think he had an accident.

- Yeah, correct.

- Excuse me,
I need to go upstairs.

Go ahead and fix the issue.

- Hey, who was it?

(sinister music)

What are you doing here?

- I need to update my network.

- So, update your network.

(chuckles wryly)

(sighs heavily)

(exhaling deeply)

- So, did you take care
of the problem?

- Sure did.

- Can't all these changes
be fixed remotely?

- No, they need to be accessed
in person.

Do you know if Oscar

tried to link any of his
smart devices to my network.

- Honestly, if I'd have known
that the system

was gonna be this much trouble,
I would have never

had it installed.
- Why are you acting like this?

My only concern
is for you safety.

- You know what? Part of me
just wants to shut

this whole thing down
and be done with it.

- No, no.

You don't threaten
to shut Soteria down.

She's a complex system that
requires my constant attention.

You knew there might be issues
when you agreed

to the beta test.
- Devan, I appreciate

everything you've done
for me so far.

Really. But I cannot have
this constant

stress in my life, okay?
It's... it's too much.

I don't want you
to come here anymore.

- Oscar told you say that,
didn't he?

So he has been
looking into my network.

- Hey, I want you to leave
here now, okay?

Soteria, unlock the front door.

(system chimes, lock whirrs)

- I trusted you.

But I cannot accept
your reckless

and disrespectful behavior.

- If you don't leave now,
I'm calling the police.

(gasps mockingly)
- Oh, you mean

my good friend, Chief Galeria?

Hey, I know, you could call
Mayor Fields,

but she might not answer.

You lied to me.

This is connected
to my network, isn't it?

- You let go.
- Isn't it?!

- Let go of me right now.

Soteria, call 911.
- Soteria cancel the call.

(Soteria): Calling.
Call cancelled.

- Get out of my house.

Get out of my house!

(Oscar): Leah!
- Go.

- Is everything okay?

- I was just leaving.

Stay safe.

(exhales deeply)

- What happened? You all right?

- No.

I just told him to leave. He...

He grabbed my wrist
and tried to take my watch.

He's convinced you're trying
to steal designs

from his network.
- What?

Leah, you may consider
filing a restraining order.

Our company lawyer can help.

He knows people down
at the court

who can push it through.
- I'm scared, Oscar.

(exhales heavily)

He had such a rage in his eyes,

I thought he was gonna
break my wrist.

And I think he had something
to do with Wesley's accident.

- Trust me. Devan is finished.

- He is well connected

with the police chief
and the mayor.

- That doesn't matter.

You can press charges
for assault, attempted robbery.

I'll have my lawyer contact you

and we'll file a restraining
order in the morning. Okay?

- Do you think he's watching us?

- I'm not sure,

but he always seems to know
when you're home.

Maybe there's hidden
cameras somewhere?

I don't know maybe...

maybe he's tracking your cell?

- I'm changing all my passwords.

- That's a good idea.

- Soteria, text Leah from Raj.

"We need you
in the office immediately."

(Soteria): Texting Leah
from Raj's number.

(phone pings)

(sighs)

(message swoops)

- Ugh.

I'm sorry, I have
to get back to the office.

- Yeah, sure.

- I'm probably gonna
be there late.

- Yeah, I understand.

- Do you think...

maybe you could stay,

use the pool, go for a swim?

- Sounds like a good idea.
- Yeah?

- In the meantime, I can go get
this watch looked at.

Maybe I can go get us
some groceries

and have dinner ready for you
by the time you get home?

- Oh. I'd like that.

(mysterious music)

Thank you.
- Always.

- Okay.

- I'll see you tonight!
(door beeps, lock whirrs)

- Can't wait.

Hey, sweetie.

- Hey. What are you doing home?

- I had to grab some important
papers for work.

And Oscar's here.
- Okay.

- Harper, I...

I need to tell you something.

- What did I do now?

- It's... it's about Wesley.

- I haven't seen him, Mom.

- He was in a car accident.

- Well, is he okay?

- He um...

He was killed in the crash.

- He's dead?

- I'm so sorry, honey.

I know how much you liked him.

- I don't understand.
(gasps)

- I'm so sorry, honey.

(crying)

- I love you.
- I love you, too.

- Okay.

Ugh...

(phone rings)

(upbeat music plays)

(laughing)

- You're missing it!
It's a pool party!

(laughing)

- Oh, wow.

(phone beeps on)

(phone rings)

(chuckles)

- Ah, you caught me.

- Uh, isn't that the point?

I'm-I'm sorry.
I'm still at the office

and Raj didn't even have
anything that urgent.

But I got swamped anyway.

- Ah, it's okay.

I'll go for another swim

and have dinner ready
in an hour? Sound good?

- Sounds perfect.

(chuckles)
- Thanks.

- All right, I'll see you soon.

- Looking forward to it!
- Me too.

(blows kiss)
Bye.

- Woo!

(suspenseful music)

- Okay.
(sighs)

(panting)

(ominous music continues)

(panting)

(sinister music swells)

(panting)

- Soteria.
(system chimes)

Bypass safety measures
in steam room.

Lights on.

Play music. Your choice.

(operatic music playing)

- All right.

Let's hit the steam room.

(exhales deeply)

(steam hissing)

- Okay.

(call dials)

(phone ringing)

(sniffles)

(call beeps on)

- Hey.
- Hi, sweetie.

I should be heading home
in a few minutes.

- Okay. I'll come home, too.

- Okay.

I hope you're hungry.

Oscar made us dinner.

- Okay.

- I can ask him to give us
some space, if you'd like.

- No, I'll be fine.

- Did hanging out
with Nikko help?

- Not really.

(chuckles through tears)

Maybe a little bit.

- Well, if you want,
after dinner

and Oscar's gone,

why don't you and I have
a little mother-daughter time?

- I'd like that.

- Great.

I'll see you soon. Bye!

- Okay, bye.
(call beeps off)

- Hey, you've reached Oscar.
Please leave a message. Thanks.

- Hey, Oscar,
I'm finally leaving

the office now. Harper should
be there any minute.

I'll see you soon! Bye!

(elevator dings)

(soft eerie music)

- Soteria, turn down the heat.

(exhales)

Soteria, turn off the heat.

(alarm buzzing)

(eerie operatic music)

(door clunks)

Soteria, unlock the door.

Now!

Soteria, unlock the door, now!

(screams)

(groaning in pain)

Unlock the door, Soteria! Ahh!

(panting)

Leah! Leah, help me, please!

Leah!

(operatic music continues)

Leah!

(screaming in pain)

(operatic music continues)

(screaming)

(music intensifies)

(mysterious music)

(gas hisses)

(system chimes)

(Soteria): Safety protocols
deactivated.

Carbon monoxide
levels rising.

(door beeps, lock whirrs)

- Oscar?
(lock whirrs)

(menacing music)

Oscar?

(brakes squeal)

(door beeps, lock whirrs)

- Soteria, set the alarm.
(system chimes)

(Soteria): Alarm set.
Home secure.

- Oscar?

Harper?

(Harper over hub): Yep, coming.

(footsteps tap down stairs)

- Hey.

Uh, where's Oscar?

- I don't know.

- That's strange.

I saw him swimming
on the camera,

his car's parked out front.

Unless he went to get more
groceries and went for a walk?

But why wouldn't he drive?

- Maybe he's in the steam room?

- That's probably it.

Soteria, turn on
the back yard lights.

(system chimes)

(eerie music)

Soteria, call Oscar's cell.

- Calling Oscar's cell.

(call dials)

(phone rings)

- Hey, you've reached Oscar.
Please leave a message. Thanks.

- Soteria, end the call.

(call beeps off)

- Mom?

- Uh his... his cell
phone's outside.

(Oscar screaming)
- Leah!

- Oscar.
- Leah, help me, please!

Leah! Leah!

Leah, help me, please!

(breathing shakily)

Leah!
- Oscar?

(Oscar screaming
continues on loop)

- Soteria, unlock the back door.

(system chimes)

Soteria, unlock
the back door now.

(system chimes)
Why won't it open?

- I'm gonna call 911.

(dialling)

There's no service, Mom.

(panting)

- Open the door!

Oscar! Oscar?

- Leah!
- Why won't it open?

(Oscar screaming)
Open! Please, please.

(Oscar screaming ceases)

- Mom?
- Oscar?

- The video's not live.
- What?

- It's edited, it's not live.
- He needs to get out!

- It's not live, Mom.

(operatic music)
He's gone.

I'm sorry, it's not live.
- What?

- He's dead, Mom.
- But he was...

- I know, I'm sorry.

- I just saw him!
- I know.

- He was right there!

- I know. It's okay, Mom.

(crying)

- He's watching us.

- Who?
- Can you disable

the living room camera?

- I can't control anything.

- Wait here. Okay?

(breathes shallowly)

- Mom?

Where are you going?

(golf club clacks on floor)

(camera buzzes)

- Wah!

(alarm blaring)

(Soteria): Destruction
of cameras is not permitted.

- Mom?

- If you don't let us out
of here, I'm gonna hurt Soteria.

Let us out!

(breathing heavily)

Gah!

(crashing)

All of the glass
is shatterproof

so we can't break our way out,
but maybe if I can reset

the system,
I can unlock the door.

Harper, go hide your phone.

- Why?
- He's probably tracking us

with them. Go!
- Okay.

(ominous music)

- Soteria.
(system chimes)

Unlock the front door.
(system beeps)

(breathing heavily)

- Okay, I hid it.

- Devan has total control
of the house.

- What are we gonna do?
- I don't know,

but we're gonna
figure something out.

Okay, we're gonna find a way
out of here, I promise.

- Okay.
- Okay? Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm just,
I'm feeling really dizzy.

- We're gonna be fine, okay?

- Okay. It's really
hard to breathe.

- Okay, we can do this,
all right?

- Okay.
(Soteria): Alarm deactivated.

Back door unlocked.

Welcome, Devan Karloe.

- Soteria, lock the back door.
(system chimes)

(electric crackling)

- Back door locked. Home secur.

- Soteria,

locate homeowners'
cell phones.

- Owner's cell phones located.

One is in the kitchen.

One is in the second
upstairs bedroom.

(breathing echoes through mask)

(sinister music)

- Come on. Here.

- Soteria, play music.
Your choice.

- Playing music. My choice.

("Ave Maria" plays)

(both breathing shallowly)

(breath echoes through mask)

- What did she do to you?

I warned her, stay away.

Soteria.
(system chimes)

Who do you love?

- I love Devan Karloe.

(sinister music)

(classical music plays
over speakers)

(Devan's breath
echoes through mask)

(gasps)

(both breathing quickly)

- Come on. Come on.
- Okay. Okay.

- Why is he doing
this to us, Mom?

- I don't know.

I think he wants to control us.

(grunts)
- Whoa!

- Hey, hey, hey.
- I don't feel so good.

- Okay.
- My head is spinning.

- Okay.

(tablet sensor buzzing)

(buzzing intensifies)

Lay down.

Listen to me. Listen to me.

I'm gonna get us
out of here, okay?

- How? It's locked.
We're locked in, Mom.

- Maybe I can signal
the neighbors.

I'm gonna get
a flashlight, okay?

- Okay, okay.

- Oh.

(both gasping)

(Devan over speakers):
You should now both be feeling

the deadly effects of carbon
monoxide poisoning.

As you share your final
moments together...

...consider your fates
might have been different.

But you chose your fate.

- What do we do?

- I offered you protection
from your darkest fears.

But you betrayed me.

You betrayed Soteria!

- Listen, you can just
fight it, okay?

- Okay.
- Try to fight it.

- Mm-hmm.
- We can do this, okay?

- Uh-huh.

- Devan's tablet
is the master key.

If we can get that,
we can get out. Stay with me.

Stay with me. Okay? Okay?
- Uh-huh.

(coughs)

- I'm going to get
the flashlight. Okay?

- Okay. Ugh!

(panting)

(breath echoes in mask)

- When you let Oscar
poison your minds,

it put Soteria at risk.

You're not gonna get away with
harming my greatest creation.

(sinister music)

(gasping)

(gasping)
- Mom. The vent.

- Harper? No.

(screams)
- Mom!

(grunts)
(Leah): Don't!

(gasping)

(grunting)

(stun gun crackling)

(groans)

- Mom, Mom.

- Honey?

(breathing heavily)

Devan!

Ugh!
(pan thuds heavily)

(gasping)

(growls)
Argh!

(music calms)

Oh.

Come on,
let's get outta here.

(gasping)

Come on.

(tablet bleeping)

(gasping) So... Soteria.

(system chimes)
Unlock the front door. Let's go.

(door beeps, lock whirrs)

Okay, this way. Come on.

Almost there.

(both gasping)

I got you. I got you.
I got you.

Deep breath.

(gasping)

It's okay. It's okay.

Hey, it's over now. Okay?
- Okay.

(panting)

- Okay. Okay.

(dialling, call rings)

(coughs)

(dispatch): 911,
what's your emergency?

- I'd like to...

I'd like to report
a home invasion.

We're okay. We're okay.

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

(sighs)

Harper, you are the most
important person in my life.

I did what I thought
was best for us at the time.

But parents don't always
get it right.

I'm so sorry.

- No, Mom, I'm sorry.

I didn't understand
what you were going through

after Dad left
and after the break-in.

- I'm supposed to be
the adult here.

Thanks, honey,
it means a lot. I love you.

- I love you, too.

- Oh, excuse me,
hold on a second.

What if we just kept Charlie?

- Seriously?
- Yeah, why not?

- No, Mom.
I don't trust that thing.

Definitely not. No.

- Okay, sorry, go ahead.

Bye, Charlie.
- Bye, Charlie.

- You're right, we can turn
on the lights ourselves.

- Mm-hmm.
- We don't need any of it.

- Mm-mm.

What if we got a dog?

- Who's gonna look after it
when you go off to college?

- Why do you always
have to be the adult?

(chuckles)
- We'll take turns.

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