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MICHELLE: How could you
be so dumb, Tracy?

No, I just cannot
believe you agreed.

TRACY: [ON PHONE]
Well, it's easier for him.

I don't care if
it's easier for him,
it's homecoming.

Big deal, I'll meet
him at the dance.

You're not going to
meet him at the dance.
Don't be such a dork.

Well then, how do
I get out of this?

Look, just tell him that
you're not going to go
unless he picks you up.

I don't know.[CLANKING]

You know, I think they're
home. I gotta go, bye.

Hi.

[CREAKING]

[DOOR CLOSING]

[SCREAMS][LAUGHS]

Jerk! [LAUGHS]I'm sorry, I couldn't resist.

Oh!

Come on, I want to
show you something.

[MICHELLE LAUGHING]

How's the water?

[CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY]

[CHUCKLES] Got ya.

You think that's funny, huh?[LAUGHS]

You think that's funny?

[CHUCKLES] A little boy
and a girl, how perfect!

I know.

What does this guy do, anyway?

MICHELLE: He makes
money, lots of it.

Hey, come here, I want
to show you something.

How'd you like to see me
in this for homecoming?[BOTH CHUCKLE]

I'd rather see
you in nothing.Mmm. [LAUGHS]

$485, yeah, you're
out of your mind.

[WHINES]You are.

But wouldn't you love
to live like this?

Sure, who wouldn't?

[CAR APPROACHING]Oh, my God.
They're home! Go, go!

Did you have a good time?Yeah, thanks.

Bill's ready to take you
home, so, we'll just
see you tomorrow, okay?

Okay.

Everything go all right?Yeah, fine.
They're great kids.

Yeah, they are.
They really like you.

They talk about
you all the time.[LAUGHS]

So, you're what, a senior?Yeah.

What are you going to
do after graduation?

College, state probably,
unless I get a scholarship.

You must be a
pretty good student.

Mmm, athletic scholarship.

Swim team.

I've been competing
ever since I was a kid.

And then what,
after college?

I don't know. [CHUCKLES]

You have to set
goals for yourself.

You got any real solid goals?

I don't know. [CHUCKLES]Yes, you do.

To live like you do, I guess.

Well, just remember it's
not so much what you have

as who you share it with.

Mrs. Bartrand's really lucky.

Thank you. I'll tell you
a little secret though.

I'm the lucky one.

MICHELLE: Goodnight.Goodnight.

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

Hey.

Well, I took your advice.

Yeah?And, uh, he blew me off.

No way!

God! He's such a punk!

Well, you know, I have
my pride but no date
for homecoming.

Tracy, I'm so sorry.
Do you hate me?

No, no.

I'm so sorry.

Hey, he doesn't
deserve you anyway,
right? [CHUCKLES]

Hey Stanley, you remember the
once great Detective O'Keefe?

Good afternoon, sir,
how are you?

Mr. Bartrand, how
are you today, sir?

I am fine, Stanley,
never better, in fact.

He's better than
fine, he's lucky.

Beat me by two strokes.

You know, luck, luck
had nothing to do...

What can I get
you gentlemen today?The usual.

I'll have an ice tea.Oh, come on, have a drink.

I got to go into
the office, I got some
paper work I got to do.

This is interesting,
I'm looking at the
14th hole, which,

if memory serves,
you scored and next to
your name I see a four.

What'd you get Sally
for her birthday? Huh?

No, no, I tell you, you tell
Norma, Norma calls Sally...

I swear to God I will not
say a word this year.

Forget it, suffice it to say,

it's something I think
she's going to love.

I know I would.

You know what I hate
about birthdays?

I can never, ever
decide what to buy Norma.

Yeah...And she gets so damn
depressed on her birthday.

Makes me sick.

Really?Yeah.

Sally too. She's been
really moody this year.

I think it's the age thing.

You think so?Yeah.

I don't know, maybe, look at
her, she looks so beautiful.

She looks fabulous.I thought maybe it's 'cause...

She wants another baby.
Like I would say no.

You guys trying?

Every chance we get.

[GIGGLES] All right.

[CHILDREN LAUGH]

How do I look?

Oh, wow,
you look incredible.

Really? Do you think so?

That dress. Oh.Thank you.

Sorry, I'm late.

Daddy!

Hi, guys.

They're beautiful.

Shall we give
Mommy her present?

Yeah.Yeah? Come on.

Okay.

Come on, let's go.
Come on, Michelle

SALLY: Looking
forward to this.

Happy birthday!

You like it?Does it matter?

KYLE: Can we go for a ride?

Well, better yet,

how about we all
go out to dinner
in Mommy's new car?

JENNIFER: Yeah!

Honey, I made reservations
at the Wharf tonight.

I thought you and I'd
just have a quiet dinner,
just the two of us.

[SIGHS] I canceled.

I thought it would be
more fun if we could all
go some place together.

Okay. I'll go change then.

[CHUCKLES]

SALLY: So, after tennis,
they both have piano lessons,

which Kyle's going to try
to talk you out of, okay?[LAUGHS] Okay.

Okay, here, I wrote
down the directions

and their music's
on the piano bench

and I should be home
around 5:00, really
no later than 5:30.

Great. Thanks.

Okay, come on,
kids. Time to go!

[PHONE RINGING]Hello.

Okay, I'm leaving!

Hon, aren't you going to
be early for your flight?

I got to stop by the
office and pick up
some papers I forgot.

Hey, look, can
I call you back?

[CELL PHONE RINGS]

Yeah?

Okay, thanks, bye.

BILL: Hey, buddy?

Okay, we're off.

Hey you two, you be good,
okay? Listen to Michelle.
I love you.

BILL: No, it sounds great but
I'm running kind of late,

so I'm going to give the phone
to Sally and you can work out
the details with her, okay?

Would you give
that to Sally?Yeah.

Thank you.

The Griffins want to
have dinner next week,
make it at the club.

Hello?

SALLY: Hi, George.

Were you gonna leave
without saying goodbye
to your old man, huh?

Love you, I love you,
get out of here!

[CHUCKLES]

Oh thank you, yeah,
we'd love to. Okay.

[WATER SPLASHING]

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

Hey, Doreen.

I got to run back to
the house real quick,
I forgot something.

No problem, we
still got 20 minutes.

Great, thanks.DOREEN: Okay, ready?

[ANSWERING MACHINE BEEPS]BILL: [OVER PHONE]
Hi, it's me.

I'm in my car on the
way to the airport
and I just realized...

Mrs. Bartrand? I forgot
the kids' piano books.

Mrs. Bartrand?

BILL: ...I love you.[ANSWERING MACHINE BEEPS]

Ah, keys.

[GASPING AND PANTING]

[SOBS]

[CAMERA CLICKS]

MAN: I'll be upstairs.

I'm Detective Jacobs,

and I'm not going to ask you
how you're doing right now

'cause I can imagine
not so good.

Frank?

[GASPS]

You didn't hear
anything strange?

Just Mr. Bartrand.

At first, I thought
he was here, but um,

then I realized it was
just the answering machine.

He was leaving a message.

Detective Jacobs,
this is Mrs. Bartrand,
she's Bill's mom.

My condolences.Thank you.

The children are asking
to see Michelle, if
that's all right.

Are you up to it?Yeah, sure.

[SIGHS]

What the hell happened here?

Well, there's, uh, no
signs of forced entry,

nothing seems to be missing,
looks like a suicide.

What about the gun?

We're checking
the registration.

No note?

We haven't found one.

Next couple of days,
Billy, are going to
be real rough.

I'm not going to leave
your side, all right?

So, anything you need,
you ask me, all right?KATE: Hello?

You know, she was fine, Frank.

It just doesn't
make any sense.

Yeah, I know.

Frank?

Yeah?

The gun wasn't registered.

Did you know she
had it, Mr. Bartrand?

My wife hated guns.

She would never have
allowed a gun in the
house with the children.

[SIGHS]

Billy?

Come on. It's okay,
it's okay.

[SOBS]It's okay, it's all right,
it's gonna be okay.

[SOBBING]All right.

It's all right,
it's all right.

Come on,
it's going to be okay.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

Michelle, there's somebody
here to see you.

Come on in.Hi, Michelle.

[MUSIC STOPS]

Can I get you anything,
honey? Ms. Jacobs?

Oh, no. No, thank you.
I'm fine.

Call me if you need me.

Excuse me.

Michelle, there are
a couple of questions
I need to ask you.

Sure.

You're a swimmer?

I know this isn't easy.

I still can't
really believe it.

There are a couple
of loose ends that I
need to tie up, okay?

I listened to the message that
Mr. Bartrand left his wife

and in it, he
said that things

had been crazy that
morning, crazy how?

Just the usual family stuff,

kids playing, TV,
everyone was running late.

There were both on the phone.On the same call?

No, um...

Mrs. Bartrand was
on the patio phone

and he was on his cell phone.

Do you know who
she was talking to?No.

But he was talking
to some friends who
wanted to have dinner.

How do you remember that?

Well, because I gave
her his cell phone

to set it up and
then we all left.

So, "crazy" didn't mean
they were fighting or
anything like that?

Oh, no.

I never saw them
fight, not once.

But then you hadn't
worked for them
that long, had you?

Well, no but you can
just kind of tell
about people, you know?

They weren't the kind of
people who would fight.

So, Sally Bartrand
seemed happy to you?

Yeah. She had a great life.

I mean, everything
you could want.

It was perfect.

No, I know.Okay, yeah.

How far back
do you guys go?

Oh, 20, 25 years.

We played football
together in high school.

FRANK: Billy?

Hey, Frank.

You remember Detective Jacobs?Hi.

Mr. Bartrand, once again my
condolences to your family.

Thank you.

I realize that this
might not be the most
appropriate time

but was your wife
under psychiatric care?

Kate, let's talk
about this later.I'm sorry, of course.

Well, no, that's
all right. Um...

[STAMMERS]
Well, she wasn't,
but why do you ask?

The autopsy revealed traces
of Danol in her system.

What's Danol?

It's an anti-depressant.

Some users are prone
to wild mood swings.

You didn't know your
wife was taking it?

No, I'm ashamed
to say I didn't.

[SIGHS] You live with
somebody for 12 years,

you think you know them.

Let's go see the
kids, huh, Billy?

I'll be back in
a couple of minutes.

[TIRES SCREECHING]

I'll see you later, Chris.

You're going home?That dog, Willie,

more demanding than
my last husband was.

[BOTH LAUGHING]

I need to speak to someone
about Sally Bartrand's death.

You can speak to me about it.

I'm Paul Richards.

I was Sally's lover.

BILL: I found this
in Sally's dresser,

it was under a pile of
sweaters, I mean, you
know, it's unmarked.

I don't know if it's
what you're looking for.

All right, we'll
check it out.

It wasn't a whole lot
of fun going through
her stuff, you know.

You know,
sometimes life throws
more crap in your face

at the times when you
can least afford it.

She ever mention a guy
named Paul Richards?

I don't think so, no, why?

Well, according to this guy,
they were having an affair.

[SIGHS]What?

The guy's a computer
analyst from South Bank.

He says he was out of town
when it happened and, uh...

He just read about it
in the newspaper
when he got back.

And on top of that,

he says she was
about to leave you.

I'm sorry, Billy.

I wanted to be the
one to tell you,

I didn't want you to hear it
from somebody else, you know.

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

So, she was just
lying there all bloody
when you found her?

Yeah.

Well, I would've lost it.

You're not going back
to work there, are you?

I don't know,
I just, I feel
bad for the kids.

Now, wait a minute,
he can find somebody
else to babysit his kids.

[MICHELLE SIGHS]

Look, you're not going
back there, Michelle.

Hi, I'm so sorry I'm late.

I had a hard time getting
away from the office.

Stanley, bring a carafe of
the house Merlot, would you?

Right away, sir.

Since Sally's death,
it's been difficult
going to work

and when I do, uh, um...

Don't worry about it,
I didn't mind waiting.

Thanks for meeting me
here, is this all right?

Oh, yeah, this is
great, Mr. Bartrand.

Mr. Bartrand was my
father, call me Bill.

So, um, how are
Kyle and Jennifer?

They're okay, they...

Well, they miss you.

I miss them.

How's school?It's good.

I mean, it's homecoming
so everyone's worried
about getting their date.

I mean, I'm sure that's
not a problem for you.

[CHUCKLES]

Michelle, my mother's
leaving soon, and...

I was just hoping
that you might be able
to help us out,

just at least until
things get a little bit
more back to normal.

Of course, whenever
you need me.

I mean I know I have to
hire somebody full time
and I will, I just...

No, really, I don't mind.

Just give me a call,
I'm available.

Thank you.

Sure.

Sally used to love
coming here.

[SIGHS] Life is so...

It can change in a heartbeat.

Hi.Hi.

Kids in bed?

I keep asking myself
why I didn't see how
much pain she was in.

[SIGHS] I wish there was
something I could do to help.

The way you've been taking
care of the kids has been
an enormous help.

Which reminds me...

Come on.What?

You'll see.[CHUCKLES]

Come on.

[MICHELLE GIGGLES]

I want you to
use the new car.

MICHELLE: You're
kidding, right?

My kids are all I have now,

and when you drive around,
I would like you to be in
something safe and reliable.

You know, I'm totally
cool with the station wagon.

Oh, no, please, it's
old and it breaks down.

Indulge me, okay?
Press the button there.

Go ahead.

[BEEPS]

[CHUCKLES]

Michelle!

This is sweet!

This is more
like unbelievable.

Are you sure this
was his idea?

Yes, Mom. He trusts me, okay?

Michelle, you are
18 years old,

you do not need
to be driving a car.

Not everything is
about need, Mom.

Some people, they just do
things because they want to.

Give me a ride to school.

Jeff, you know, maybe
you should ask Mom
if you "need" a ride.

You lose the
attitude, Michelle.

I don't have an attitude,
you do, okay?

Look, I'm sorry.

Do you want me to drop
Jeff off at his school?

Yes, yes.

This is going to make
your life easier too,
you know that, right?

All right, all right.

For God's sake, be careful,

this car cost almost
twice as much as
what I make in a year.

Mom.

[CAR STEREO PLAYS]

[HORN BLARING]

Hey.

Girl, what'd you do?
Steal this thing?

He gave it to me to use,
can you believe it?

What'd you have
to give him?Very funny.

Oh, it's even got
a phone in here!

I know.I'm not trying to be funny,
Michelle, I'm serious.

Look, this guy just lost
his wife, all right?

His whole world is a mess
and I'm helping him out.

This makes it easier, okay?

What do you want from me?

What does he want
from you, Michelle?
That's the question.

Hello? What's his problem?[SCOFFS]

I don't know but this
thing is bad. Awesome.[GIGGLES]

I was just looking for you.

Yeah, I'm out here
feeding my habit.

Yeah, so I see.Where are you off to?

I got to go let Willie
out before he chews up
the living room again.

You treat that dog better
than you treat me.

He does more for me.[CHUCKLES]

Listen.Yeah?

I left the results from
the lab test on Sally
Bartrand on your desk.

Everything check out?Not really.

What do you mean?

There wasn't any gun powder
residue on her hand.

Which means she was
either wearing gloves
when she shot herself,

managed to hide them
after she was dead, that's
a pretty neat trick.

Those residue tests
aren't 100% conclusive,
you know that.

Yeah, I know that.

And I also know that
Sally didn't kill herself.

Now, do you want to
tell him or should I?

[SIGHS]

BILL: Good one!
Yeah, all right!

Beautiful, beautiful!

[CHILDREN CHATTERING]

It's Uncle Frank,
you guys carry on,
I'll be right back.

Okay. Got it?Yeah.

[MICHELLE LAUGHS]

Ready?

Kids seem better.

Yeah, yeah,
I'm trying to spend
more time with them.

Wish I'd done that
when Sally was alive.

Oh, boy, what?

What is it that you
don't want to tell me?

The lab test failed to
show gun powder residue
on Sally's hands.

So, what does
that mean?

Well, maybe nothing,

or maybe Sally
didn't kill herself.

Oh, God.

I still think it
was a suicide, Billy.

But, uh...

Kate wants to check it out.

Right, okay.

I mean, we got to
look at everybody,

we gotta look at
this guy Richards,

we got to look at you,
you're the husband, you know.

And then there's
the babysitter.

Michelle?Yeah.

I mean how well do
you really know her?

Come on, Frank, you
can't possibly think...

Well, she had
access to the house.

For example, she comes back,

she thinks no one's home,
Sally surprises her,

she's stealing something,
it happens all the time.

No, it's ridiculous,

she's, she's a good kid.

Well, she may be a good kid
but you've got a serious
situation here, Billy,

and you can't afford
to be too trusting.[SIGHS] God.

BILL: Damn, okay.

See you.Yeah.

It wasn't suicide, was it?

No.

Thanks.

Is this where you
guys would meet?

Most of the time.
It was safe.

From what?

Her husband, I told
you she was scared
to death of him.

He could've fooled everyone
else who knew them.

Oh, let me guess.

The perfect family, right?

Was she under
psychiatric treatment?

Are you kidding?

Bartrand'd never allow that.

The guy's a control freak,

everything and everyone
in their place.

Sally wanted to get back
to work since the kids
were both in school.

You know what
he told her?

That it was time to
have another baby.

Bartrand says he didn't
know about your affair.

Of course he'd say that.

He knew.

In fact, Sally was sure
he was having us followed.

Oh, really? Why would
she suspect that?

The way he acted.

Things he'd say to her
after we'd been together.

It frightened her
to the point where
one day she called

and said it was too
dangerous to see me.

She broke it off?

PAUL: No.

Yes, but, you know,
just for a while

until she could
figure out what to do.

I loved Sally.

I wanted to spend the
rest of my life with her.

No one remembers seeing
you in West Palm the
morning she died.

I wasn't interested in
the speaker so I took
a walk on the beach.

Anybody see you?

I'm sure someone did.Who?

You have a name?

You don't actually suspect me?

This is insane.

I'm the one who came to
you people, remember?

I'm the one who told you
she was going to leave him.

But she left you...

Didn't she, Mr. Richards?

MAN: [ON PHONE] Mr. Bartrand,
shows no case under your name.

I'm sorry, I could've sworn
I used your detective agency.

No, it wasn't us but...But what if?

We keep very accurate
files, you should try it.

You're absolutely right,
I should keep better
records, it's just that I...

[DIAL TONE]

[PHONE BEEPING]

WOMAN: [ON PHONE]
Securex Investigations.

Yeah, hi, it's Bill Bartrand
and I've lost some of my files
and I was wondering...

Oh, yes, Mr. Bartrand,
I remember you, this is Suzy.

Suzy. Uh-huh.

Yeah, Suzy, about that job
you did for me a while back,

I seem to have
misplaced my report.

I was wondering if you could
send it over with any photos.

Well, it's been archived
already but I could modem
it over to your computer.

Yeah, that'd be great.

Um, anytime you're ready.

I'll pull it up right now,
Mr. Bartrand, I just
need your case number.

Right, my case number. Mmm-hmm.

You know I'm not at
the office right now

and I'll have to get
back to you with it.

No problem.Thanks.

You're welcome.

[PHONE BEEPS]

I can't believe
you're going to
blow me off Saturday.

We were supposed to go
shopping for homecoming.

I told you I have to
watch the kids,

besides, why do you
need a dress if you
don't have a date?

[SCOFFS] Oh, and
whose fault is that?

KATE: Michelle?

You're a very difficult person
to connect to these days.

Oh, you know how it
is, her being a
working mother and all.

[CHUCKLES]

My friend with the
mouth would be Tracy.

Tracy, Kate Jacobs.Hi.

She's a cop.

[CHUCKLES]

So...

You've grown pretty attached
to the Bartrand kids, huh?

Actually, uh...

They've grown
attached to me.

Ever since, you know...Sally's murder.

Mmm, what?

You didn't know?

No... [GASPS]

I mean, I was in
the house and...

[SOBS]

Who would... Who would
do that to her?

We don't know yet, honey.

That's why I want
you to be careful.

You hear me?

Mmm-hmm. [SIGHS]

Oh, my God.

What was that all about?
What happened?

Hey, wait a minute,
you can't go in there.

I'm sorry, Mr. Bartrand,
I couldn't stop her.

Oh, that's okay, Pam,
this is Michelle,
she's our sitter.

What's the matter?

I don't think I can
work for you anymore.

What?

What's going on?
What happened?

That detective, Kate,

she told me that
Sally was murdered.

She told you that?

But that's not true right?
I mean...

No, Sally killed herself.

As hard as it is for
all of us to accept

and only Detective Jacobs
is running around town

looking for a killer.

Right.

You think I'd let
you and the children

stay in that house
for a second,

if I thought that was true?

No, no.

I'm sorry.

Oh, she really
frightened you.

[EXHALES]

Why would she think
something like that?

I guess she can't
believe that someone
who had everything

would just throw
it all away.

As for quitting,

I won't allow it.

Coming home to
you and the kids

is just the best
part of my day.

Why don't you give them
dinner early tonight

and you and I,

we can have a late
supper and really talk.

Okay?

That'd be nice.

Bye.

Pam, get me Diane Watson
on the phone, would you?Yes, sir.

[DOOR OPENS]

Hey, you're late.

Oh my... You were
making dinner tonight.

I cannot believe
I forgot, I'm sorry.

Diane, this is our
babysitter Michelle.

Um, I'm just going to
go upstairs for a minute.

Michelle, would you show Diane
to the living room? Thanks.

Um, I'm so sorry.

I didn't, um... God!

I didn't mean, I just...

You look beautiful.

I'm sorry that I
hurt you tonight.

Can you forgive me?

Can you?

[MOANS]

I already made one mistake
tonight, I, I think...

We better stop this before
I make another one.

Frank?FRANK: [OVER PHONE] Yeah?

Oh, I'm sorry to
bother you so late. That's okay. What's up?

Well, it's about the
babysitter, Michelle.

What?

Yeah, I just came home

and I found her going
through Sally's things.

You kidding?

She was even wearing
one of her dresses.

Oh, man!

I don't know, maybe
I'm making too much of it.

It's... Well, it's just
after what you said, I...

I thought you should know.

No, no, I'm glad you called
me. Just be careful, Billy.

Thanks. All right.

[PHONE BEEPS]

Yes, I'm in.

[KEYS CLACKING]

Son of a bitch
has it at home.

Michelle, Jeff's game has been
rescheduled from 10:30 to 1:00

and I have to be at
the hospital at noon,

can you take him?

Oh, I can't. I have way
too much to do today, Mom.

I have to interview
housekeepers all morning.

Interview what?

Housekeepers.

[SCOFFS] Exactly what do
you know about housekeeping?

Who do you think
runs that house, mother?

I know what Bill
and the kids need.So, it's, "Bill" now?

It was his idea.

Like the car was his idea?

You're wearing
heels to babysit?

Look, he asked me to do this

and I'm not going to show up
looking like some teenager.

You are a teenager, Michelle.

I'm sorry to stick you
with this housekeeper thing.

Do not worry about it,
I have it all under control.

What would I do without you?[CHUCKLES]

The skirt's a keeper, yes?[GIGGLES]

Hey, have a good day.You too.

Detective Jacobs, hi.

Mr. Bartrand, until you
called me today, I thought
you were avoiding me.

I left so many messages.

Not at all, this hasn't
been a great time for
returning calls.

Forgive me.

Reason I got in touch
with you today is...

If you have any
questions about my wife,

I'd prefer you ask me
and not the hired help.

Come on in.

[DOORBELL RINGING]

You're a guy.

So are you.

I never knew guys wanted
to be housekeepers.

This guy does.

Come on in.

Thank you.

You're supposed
to wait there.

Great.

So, Mr. Bartrand, tell
me about your marriage.

Wasn't perfect.

We loved each other,
we were happier than most.

So, the neighbors just
imagined the blow-ups,

most of them within
the past few months?

Oh, come on.

You know... I told you.

Sally wasn't herself, she
was having these mood swings
for no apparent reason,

and yes, sometimes
there was shouting.

The Danol, no doubt.

Now that we know she
was taking it, it does
explain a lot, yeah.

In the real world, married
people fight occasionally.

But they don't
all take lovers.

[SIGHS]

Is that why you killed
your wife, Mr. Bartrand?

Because she found
someone else?

Are you finished
insulting me? 'Cause...

I have a lot of work to do.

Thank you.Sure.

It was lovely to meet
you, Mrs. Bartrand.

Thank you for coming.I'll see myself out.

All right.

You're not Mrs. Bartrand,
that was my mom.

[SIGHS] Jennifer, come here.

Sometimes, it's just, um...

It's easier for
me to say...

It's kind of hard
to explain.

Where's the man?What man?

Kyle said there's
a man maid here.

What are you
doing in here?

Uh, just looking around.

Boy, this is some
fabulous place,

kind of a bitch to
keep clean though.

I know most people aren't
too keen on male help

but just given
the opportunity...

I'm calling the police.No, uh, no...

[BANGS PHONE]Please, uh...

My name is Paul Richards.
I was a friend of Sally's.

I know she didn't
kill herself.

Get out!

Please listen to me!

Bartrand killed her
because she was having
an affair with me.

Don't you see?

Get out now!

Just let me pull
up the document.Get out!

BILL: No, Frank!

Not tomorrow, now!

I want a restraining
order out on this guy.

[STAMMERS] Look, Frank, just
listen to me, listen to me!

Please, look! Michelle
is very upset here,

and I think she has
every right to be.

No, not...
Look not tomorrow.

I don't want this guy within
10 miles of Michelle and the
kids.

Do you understand?

All right!

Okay, all right. Thanks.

[DIAL TONE]

[YELLS]

I just... [SIGHS]

I don't know what
I would've done

if something had happened
to the kids or to you.

It wasn't suicide,
was it?

No, the police don't
think so anymore.

Detective Jacobs
was right then.

BILL: I wish I'd
believed her...

It just seemed
so impossible

at the time, you
know, so ridiculous.

That guy, Richards...

Why would he say
that you killed her?

I mean, you know, the
police think he did it.

He's desperate.

He said there was
some kind of proof or
something in the computer.

I mean, there's... There's
nothing on that computer but

couple of games
for the kids,

and some household
accounts. I...

I got it for Sally
but she never really
learned how to use it.

I'm scared Bill.
I mean...

It's just getting
way too weird for me.

Look...

I know.[SIGHS]

I know.
I'm really sorry.

What if he comes back?He won't.

Frank just told me,

he thinks they have enough
on him to arrest him soon.

[SIGHS]

Do you think he did it?

[SIGHS] I...

He... He told
them that...

That Sally broke the affair
off a couple of months ago.

He... He was still
in love with her.

See, if she knew him,
she would've let him
in to the house.

[SIGHS]

Do you want to go home?

Or...

Maybe you could stay here
and just let me take care
of you for a while?

That'd be nice.

Good.

You get some rest and...

[SIGHS] I'll look
after the kids, okay?

[COMPUTER POWERING ON]

[CHUCKLES]

[HARBOR BELLS RINGING]

BILL: Wake up,
sleepy head.

[CLICKS]

[GASPS]

Hi, Paul.

I just wanted to see
what kind of man steals
another man's wife.

I didn't steal Sally.

You lost her.

You wouldn't
have kept her.

She was high
maintenance. And...

Look at you, you're
strictly chump change.

Hey, want to go play
on the computer?

Let's put up the
family photos.

[GUN COCKS]

Pretty please?

[KEYS CLACKING]

[PRINTER WHIRRING]

BILL: Ooh.

Well, you... You have
been a busy boy.

Oh, yeah, yeah...

[KEYS CLACKING]

That's very good of you.

Scroll down,
scroll down.

You know when I first
saw these, I was...

Understandably,
I think, enraged.

I felt betrayed.

I felt...

Dirty, you know.

But, the more
I looked at them,

something happened.

It wasn't my wife anymore.

It wasn't Sally.

It was... It was
like another woman,

I'd never felt

so much passion for
anybody before.

The sex was

incredible, Paul.

And I have you to
thank for that.

You're sick.

Delete it.

[ENGINE WHIRRING]

[BILL GRUNTING]

[GROANS]

[CHOKING]

[BILL GRUNTS]

[STRUGGLING]

[GLASS SHATTERS]

[STRAINING]

[GUN FIRES]

[SIGHS]

BILL: Wake up, sleepy head.

[CHUCKLES] Hi.Hi.

Feeling better?

Yeah, a little.

Maybe this will help.

[WHISPERS] Oh.

I can't take this.

I want you to have it.

It's Sally's.

It's yours.

It's my way of saying...

I love you.

This afternoon I realized
just how much...

I don't know what I'd do
if I lost you, Michelle.

You're so beautiful.

[KISSING CONTINUES]

[DOG BARKING]

Willie! Willie!

Willie! Willie!

Boo![GIGGLES]

Hey, hey.Hello.

So, what's
the big secret?

[LAUGHS]Come on, what?

He gave this to
me last night.

Are you kidding me?

And...Oh.

He said he was falling
in love with me.

[GIGGLES]

The guy's got to
be 40, Michelle.

You're sleeping with
him, aren't you?

No!

[SCOFFS] Bull.

It's his money,
right? I mean...

You know what, forget it.

I knew you wouldn't
understand. Gosh.

Um, you know you're the one
who called me over for this
little show and tell deal.

Okay, well, I'm
sorry I did then.

I got to get
ready for work.

[SIGHS] You know,
I am so sick of you

acting like you're better
than the rest of us.

Tracy, some of us
have responsibilities.

No, I mean if you want
to play house with this
guy, go ahead.

But stop expecting me
and everybody else to
get excited about it.

'Cause personally, I
think it's really weird

and kind of creepy.

You know, so does Danny.

[SCOFFS][SIGHS]

[SCHOOL BELL RINGS]

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

You told Danny
about my necklace?

[SIGHS] Look, he asked me
what was up with you lately

and, I mean, it just
kind of slipped out.
I'm sorry.

You're sorry? That's it?
That's all you're going
to say to me?

[SIGHS] Forget it.

[SIGHS]

Tracy!

Hey! I thought
you were my friend.

Oh, no, you're way
too mature for me.

You've got all your,
"responsibilities."

You know, the house,
the car, the kids,
the jewelry.

You are so jealous.

[SCOFFS] Yeah, right.

At least he treats
me with respect.

I mean something to him.
I count for something.

He treats me like
I'm an adult.

Who wants to be an adult?

You got to wake
up, Michelle.

Adults... Adults are
old and boring.

Just like you.

[INAUDIBLE CONVERSATION]

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

MICHELLE: Yeah, so
are they. Mmm-hmm.

Yeah.

CHILDREN: Hey, Uncle Frank.Hey, kids.

Hi, remember me, Frank?

Oh, right, hi.

How're the kids doing?

Oh, they're doing fine.

We're actually meeting Bill
here later for dinner.

That's nice. All together,
like a family, huh?

How are you doing?

Me?

Yeah.

Why?

I was just wondering.

Things are going pretty good
for you lately, aren't they?

You're driving a nice
car, you're taking
care of a nice house.

You know, your friend,
Tracy tells me you're
in love with Bill.

Is there any truth in that?

I said, "Tracy, no,
that's not possible."

[FRANK CHUCKLES]

'Cause if it was...

That'd be just like
stepping into Sally's
shoes, wouldn't it, huh?

[RADIO PLAYING]

I want these put away and
I don't mean on the floor.

Okay.

What's that
around your neck?

Um...Where'd you get that?

Bill gave it to me but
I don't think it's real.

This is way out of line.

I was going to return it.

I'll save you the trouble.
Give it to me.

[INTERCOM BUZZES]

Yeah.PAM: Mrs. Winston is here.

Oh, show her in.

Mrs. Winston, I'm so glad
to meet you finally.

You have such a
wonderful daughter.

I think so.

Can I get you
a cup of coffee?I believe this is yours.

You're absolutely
right. I, I...

I should not have
loaned it to her.

It's just that she
was admiring it,

and then she mentioned
about the homecoming dance

and I just thought...

Yeah, well, I mean
obviously I wasn't thinking.

Michelle tells me
that you're looking
for permanent help.

Yeah, but so far

I haven't been able to
find anybody as wonderful
with the kids as she is.

She's...

She's really helped to
keep their lives together.

I'm sorry for your
tragedy, Mr. Bartrand,

but I have a daughter
who has her own life

that she has to
keep together.

I'll expect you to
find a replacement by
the end of the month.

Of course.

I've been thinking...

Maybe it's time to...

Clean out Sally's things.

Her, her clothes, her shoes.

I don't know. It might
upset Kyle and Jennifer.

No, it's time.

It's time. We can't
live in the past.

Not me, not the kids.

Do you think
that you could...

[SIGHS] Just pack
it all up and I...

I'll give it away
to a charity.

Yeah, if that's what
you want, yeah.

I want us

to start our
life together.

Close your eyes.

Close your eyes.

[LAUGHS]

Are they closed?Yes.

Still closed?[LAUGHS]

No peeking.

There.

Now it's back
where it belongs.

[CHILDREN PLAYING
IN THE DISTANCE]

Okay, come on,
kids. Let's go!

CHILDREN: Hi, Uncle Frank.

FRANK: I like your
sweater, Michelle.

[WHISPERS]
I liked it on Sally, too.

[LAUGHS] Hi.BILL: Hi.

There you go.

Thanks.

That friend of yours
followed me again.

Frank?[SIGHS]

Why would he do that?
Come on, you sure?

Ask the kids,
they saw him.

I thought you
talked to him.I did.

Then why is he
still bothering me?

I did something, uh...
It may have backfired.

I told him how much
I care about you.

I think he might be
having a hard time

dealing with it.

Sally was his
friend, too.

We needs some time together,
just the two of us.

I could have my mother come

and take the kids
for a weekend.

Would you like that?

I don't know. Maybe we
should stop for a while.

It just doesn't feel right.

You're the only
thing in my life

that does feel right.
Don't you know that?

Look at this! I...[CLATTERING]

I just... I kept telling
her I wasn't ready.

She's got the
pendant, Billy.

All right, the
friend saw it.

I know.Now, you say the word,
I'll have her picked up.

What am I supposed to do?

Tell Kyle and Jennifer
that Daddy's having their
babysitter thrown into jail?

They... They've grown really
attached to her, Frank.

You're not doing anything
stupid with this kid, are
you, Billy, huh?

No.

[CHUCKLING] I mean,
I wouldn't fault you
if you were, you know.

She's just as
cute as a button.

Mmm, tell me about it.

But the kid's not playing
with a full deck, all right?

So, I'm telling you.
Get rid of her, now.

I think it's perfect,

[CHUCKLES]

With your hair up
and these.

No, Mom. These shoes, they
cost more than the dress.

Oh, I love it.

Don't you?

Yeah. It's fine, it works.

[SIGHS]

Homecoming.[CHUCKLES]

Hey, Mom, um...

Tracy wanted to know
if I could spend the
weekend at her house,

because, you know,
we're doubling.

And then Saturday,
we were just going
to kind of hang out.

Is that okay?

You're not working?

No, um...

He's going out of
town on business

and their grandmother
is watching them.

ALICE: Oh, well.

Okay, as long as you
make Tracy's mom promise
to take pictures.

[SCOFFS] Please.

Hey, I'm a mom.
What can I say?

I'm going to buy
you these shoes.

Mom, no. They're
way too expensive.

Oh, come on, let me.
They're perfect.

[RADIO PLAYING]

Did you talk to
Lieutenant O' Keefe?Mmm-hmm.

So, what's the problem?

He thinks you killed
Sally Bartrand.

[SCOFFS]

You know what
your employer's
been telling him?

That he has caught
you going through
his wife's things,

wearing her clothes,
her perfume...

That you stole an
expensive diamond pendant

pretty much like the one
I see you wearing now.

Well, he...
He gave this to me.

He also said you went
through his wife's closet,

and threw away everything.

Yeah, well, he asked me to.

I mean, Frank's
obviously lying.

Oh, is he?

And why would he do that?

Frank hates me
because I'm not Sally.

Oh, is that what
Bartrand told you?

Well, Bill told him, you know,
how much he cares about me

and then, I guess

he's just been having a
really hard time dealing
with it, you know.

I know Frank, Michelle.
He's a good cop.

He's not in the habit
of trying to frame

a teenager out of some
personal vendetta.

But that's what
he's doing to me.

No, dear.

Frank is not trying
to frame you.

Bill Bartrand is.

Are you sleeping with him?

Michelle.

Oh!

[SIGHS]

Michelle? I'm home!

Michelle?

[PHONE RINGING]

Hey the phone's
ringing, dummy.

[RINGING STOPS]

Hey, I thought you were
going to Tracy's?

Where's Mom? I called her
at work, she wasn't there.

She's at some
training thing.

She left the
number somewhere.

Hi, Daryl.Hey, Kate.

Oh, just the lady
I came to see.

I'm so lucky.

I, you know, I wanted
to find out if anything
broke on the case

and then Frank suggested
that I let you know if I
was planning to leave town.

He didn't want you to think
I was trying to escape
the long arm of the law.

Are you?[CHUCKLES]

Escaping?

Hardly.

I'm going to Tampa in
the morning on business.

I had my secretary
type out an itinerary,

left it with
the Desk Sergeant.

Very thoughtful of you.

I heard you filed a
missing person's report
on Paul Richards?

That's right.

Well, I want you to
let me know the minute
anything comes in on that.

[SCOFFS] You know,

anything we can do
to make you happy,
Mr. Bartrand.

[SCOFFS][PHONE RINGING]

Yeah? Hey, Pam.

Uh-huh.

BILL: Yeah, yeah.

Mr. Bartrand?

Just a sec, yeah?

Is that the phone
you use in your car?

Uh, yeah.

So, you were on that phone
when you tried to call your
wife the morning she died?

Just a second.

Yeah.

Have a nice trip.

You know, Pam,
I'll call him back.

BILL: That sounds great,
but look, I'm running late,

so, I'm going to give
the phone to Sally

and you can work it
out with her, okay?

Okay. Would you give that
to Sally? Thank you.

BILL: The Griffins want
to have dinner next week.
Make it at the club.

Hello?

[PHONE RINGING]

BILL: [ON TAPE] Hey, it's me.
I'm on my way to the airport

and I just realized things
were so crazy this morning

I forgot to kiss
you goodbye.

So, I'll call you from
the hotel tonight.

Gotcha.

Chris.

You get those cell
phone records for me?

I'm working on it.Find Frank?

I paged him.

Uh, it's Willie time.

Yeah, yeah.

[BUSY SIGNAL]

Come on, Michelle.

JEFF: It's like a...Hey. Get off!

I told you I was waiting
for Mom to call.

I, I got to go, okay?GIRL: Hey, call me later.

Yeah, bye.
What's your problem?

[PHONE RINGING]

Mom?Michelle, honey?

I thought you were
going to meet me
at the house?

No, um...

You know what,
I got caught and

my mom found out I wasn't
going to homecoming.

She grounded me.

Oh, well, maybe I should come
over there and talk to her.

You know, tell her how badly
I need you this weekend.

You know that's not a
good idea 'cause she's
really mad and, uh,

she told me I can't
work for you anymore.

Look, sweetheart,
I'll think of something.

It'll work out, you'll see.

I think she's coming,
I got to go.

Michelle? I love you.

[SLAMS PHONE]

Hey! Are you
really grounded?

[WHISTLING]

[DOG BARKING]

[HISSING]

[HISSING]

Willie!

[SIGHS]

Now, how did you get out?

[ELECTRICITY CRACKLES]

[BARKING]Oh, Willie!

[KNOCKING]

[EXHALES]

I'm so glad you're here.

Homecoming?

[SIGHS]

Right. God, I forgot.

[GROANS]Am I surprised?

Look, I got to
know something.

That cop, when he
was talking to you,

why would he think that
I stole the necklace?

Because the guy told
him it was missing.

He said that it...

That it was missing?

Are the lights in
the attic finally
coming on, Michelle?

Did you tell him
that I had it?

Yeah.

It just kind of...Slipped out. Right, I know.

I'm sorry.No, it's okay.

Are you...

You know, you don't
look so good.

But, you look amazing.

[CHUCKLES]

I'm so sorry for
being such a...

Such a major bitch?

That.[BOTH CHUCKLING]

And more.

[CAR DOOR CLOSES]

You know, we're just
going to the dance
as friends, right?

His date blew him off too.

How stupid was she?[SNICKERS]

[KNOCKS]

Hi, I'm Bill Bartrand,
is Michelle here?

[BEEPS]

Don't be home.
Please don't be home.

[SIGHS]

Bill?

Bill?

[KEYS CLACKING]

[SIGHS]

[BEEPING CONTINUES]

It's really frustrating,
isn't it?[GASPS]

Hi.Hi.

You smell good.

Here. Try this.

Here you go.
Watch... Watch this.

There. Is that what
you're looking for?

Yeah, take a look.
Take a really good look.

Look at that.[MICHELLE WHIMPERS]

BILL: I sure know I did
when I first saw them.

You killed her?

Well, of course I did.

She was going
to leave me.[SOBS]

She was going to take
my children, my family.

No! Stop it!
[WHIMPERS]

[SCREAMING]

I thought you were grounded.[SOBBING]

No, please don't!

[GROANS]

Here we go.[CRYING] No!

No!

[GROANS]

You know...

You're the best
babysitter we ever had.

It's going to be really
hard to replace you.

Come on.[GROANING]

[THUDS]Oh, that's got to hurt, huh?

Why are you doing
this to me?

Why not?[GATE SLAMS]

Don't bother pressing
the buttons, 'cause
they don't work.

[INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER]

All right, Kate...

Easy, easy.

[MICHELLE BREATHING HEAVILY]

[ELEVATOR SQUEAKING]

You were right
all along, Frank.

[CLATTERING]

BILL: ...trying to tell me.
She's going crazy.

She tried to
kill me, Frank.

[CLATTERING CONTINUES]

BILL: I got two words for
you, Frank. Amy Fisher!

This girl...

[THUDS]

BILL: I had to do it, Frank!

I had to do it! I...

[BILL CONTINUES
SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY]

[GRUNTING] I...

Had to do it!

[CONTINUES SHOUTING]

[DIALING]

[PHONE RINGS]FRANK: Yeah?

BILL: Frank.
Oh, thank God, listen.

I just walked in the door

and I found the babysitter
trashing the place.

Can you get right over here?Don't touch her, Billy.

I'm on my way. Great, thanks.

Billy's got the sitter.
I'm going to get some back up.

[PANTING]

Michelle? Michelle?

Look what you did to me!

Michelle!

[CLATTERING]

[WHIMPERS]

[SNIFFS]

[STRAINING]

[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

That's Sally's
perfume, isn't it?

See, I'd know it anywhere.

You loved being her,
didn't you?

Didn't you?

Come on, let's get this over
with before Frank comes.

Come on.

[GRUNTS]

[PANTING]

[LAUGHS]

We're locked in.

We're all alone
for the weekend.

Just like we planned.

Please.

BILL: Michelle!

WOMAN: [OVER PHONE]
Hello? Emergency operator.

Yeah, I'm sorry, operator.

One of my kids thought
this was funny.

It won't happen again.

Please see that it doesn't.

Thank you.

DOLL: [RECORDING]
Mama, mama.

[GRUNTS]

No. Please. No!

Please, no!

[GRUNTS]

Where you going,
Michelle?

Where you gonna go?

[SOBBING]

Hmm?

[SHOUTS]

[GRUNTS]

[BOTH GROANING]

[STRAINING]

[GRUNTS]

[TIRES SCREECHING]

[INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER]

Around the back.

[PANTING]

[GRUNTS]

[GROANS]

[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

Drop the knife, Michelle.

[BILL GROANS]

BILL: Frank?That's right.

[GASPING]

Michelle, honey,
come here.

Frank!

What is it, Billy? Huh?

Frank...

You want to tell
me a story, huh?

Oh, I love your stories.

[BILL GROANS]

Are you okay?
You all right?

It's over, honey.

[COUGHS]

Get him a doctor and
read him his rights.

Request an ambulance. Roger, a paramedic.

MICHELLE: Wait.

There's something
I don't need anymore.

BILL: Frank! [GROANS]

KATE: Michelle, come on.

[GROANING]

[SCREAMS]

Frank!

Ah!

Frank!