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- Previously
on "God Friended Me"...

- Someone calling themselves
God on Facebook

starting sending me
Friend Suggestions

for people in need of help.

- ♪ I'm only human ♪

What the hell?

- ♪ After all,
don't put the blame on ♪

- I know how to find people.

- What happened with Eli?

- He wasn't the one.

- We want you to come
to Paris with us,

and we want you
to write a book about it.

- Cara, what I'm trying
to say is--

- Please don't say it.

I won't be able
to get on that plane.

- Miles Finer?

Yesterday,
I got a friend request

from someone calling themselves
God on Facebook

and they sent me your name.

- Life in the Big Apple

can be hard sometimes.

It's easy to feel alone,

like you're out there
fending for yourself.

But one man's got your back,

making a difference
one person at a time

with an assist

from a mysterious
Facebook account.

Ladies and gentlemen,
welcome to "The Block."

The host of FreeVerse's
number one new podcast

"The Millennial Prophet"
himself, Miles Finer.

- What up, what up?

Thank you for having me
on your show.

- Here's what I wanna know.

When are we getting more, huh?

It's been a month
since your last podcast.

When is season two
going to drop?

- Very soon,
and let me tell you,

things have gotten interesting.

- Oh, I can't wait
to hear all about it.

But before we do,

tell me what's going on

with the rest
of the God Account crew?

- They're all doing great.

As you know,

my dad retired from the church
and got engaged.

Wedding's in six weeks.

My sister Ali
is running point on that

to make sure nothing
falls through the cracks.

- So?

I think we can
make this work, hmm?

What do you think?

- Oh, hell, no, mm-mm.

- You are not wearing that.

- My friend Rakesh,

he is the head of R&D
at IdentitySeal.

He's like a new man,

I've never seen him
work harder in his life.

- Stop.

Little bit to the right.

Hair to the left.

Perfect.

- And my girlfriend Cara
is in Paris.

She's writing a book
about Simon Hayes,

Henry Chase, and Pria Amar,

and they're working
on an algorithm

that's going to
change the world.

Now, she's there
for a few more months,

but we talk all the time,

and she has
never been happier.

So, yeah, everyone is good.
I have no complaints.

- There's only one thing
left to talk about,

the mystery
that all your listeners

are waiting to hear about...

God's new friend.

- Oh, that.

Or as I like to call her,
the lady in the red jacket.

Her name is Joy,
and she has an amazing story.

- Mm.

- But if you want
to hear more about that,

you're gonna have to tune in
to the second season!

Coming soon to FreeVerse.

You're killin' me.
Killin' me, man!

Dude, this is a total disaster.

I told "The Block's"
entire audience that I have

an amazing new season
planned around Joy,

but the truth is,
I have no idea where she is!

- Well, Miles, you keep
telling everyone at FreeVerse

that season two of your podcast
is gonna be awesome.

How 'bout just
tell 'em the truth

about what happened with Joy.

- What, that I told her
about the God Account

and she took off?

Not to mention,
FreeVerse wants

a new episode
by the end of the week,

and other than there
being no Joy,

I haven't received
a new Friend Suggestion

since she showed up.

- Okay, yup, fair point.

- Have you done everything that
you can to try to find her?

- Yeah,
but it's like she's a ghost.

Everything I could find
we already know

from her Facebook page.

she's from Chicago,
she went to law school there.

She moved to New York
six months ago.

I quit my job
at IdentitySeal, Rakesh.

I bet everything
on my podcast's success,

but if there's no God Account,
no Joy?

there's no podcast.

- Okay, look, um...

I know how hard this is
for you...

but I also know this is not
just about the podcast.

You miss the God Account.

- I just don't understand
what I did wrong.

- You didn't do anything wrong.

Matter of fact,
you did everything right.

For whatever reason,
the God Account moved on.

And maybe it's time
you did the same

and unfriend the God Account.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's really easy
for you to say.

- What does Cara think
about all this?

- She's in Paris,
living her dream.

Don't want to bother her
with this.

- Hi.

- Can I come in?
- Yeah, sure.

- So, Cara, you know,

we've been working
pretty closely together

the last month
and, uh, I don't know,

the last couple weeks,
you seem a little...

kinda off.

And I know you gave up a lot
to come here and work for me,

and I just want to make sure
that you're not having,

you know, second thoughts.

- Thanks.

And I'm not.

- But?

But.

If I'm being honest...

it feels like
something's missing.

- Hmm.

Miles?

God Account?

Both?

- Yeah, I mean,

I knew it would
be hard coming here,

but it's not just that.

- What is it?

- It's kind of a long story.

- Okay.

- But something
you might be able

to help me with, actually.

- All right, then.

Well, why don't we talk
about it over lunch?

- All right.

- Excuse me, can you help me?

First time in New York,

I'm not sure if I got off
at the right stop.

I'm looking for Conway's Bar.

- Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah,
I know exactly where that is.

You wanna take
the Second Avenue exit,

make a left, two blocks over--
you can't miss it.

- Thanks, appreciate it.

- Oh, and by the way,
welcome to New York.

Oh!

Joy?

Joy!

Excuse me.

Joy!

Joy!

Joy?

Oh, I am so sorry.

I-I thought
you were someone else.

- Joy.

- You.

- Yeah.

We need to talk.

- Okay, well,
that was the last one.

So, do we have a winner?

- The hazelnut frosting

on this one is divine.

This gets my vote.
Arthur?

- I do love hazelnut.

- Yes!

- Good.

Now that that's settled,
we have got to get moving,

'cause we're meeting
that realtor in a half an hour

to see the place
on 131st Street.

- You know, uh,
shoot, um...

I forgot that was today.

I promised Irvin Carter
that I would stop by the church

to tie up some loose ends.

Would you mind seeing if
we could reschedule next week?

- Of course.

- Oh, thank you.

- Mm-hmm.
- And thank you.

- Look, Miles,

I can't deal with this
right now.

- I'm asking
for five minutes, please.

- Fine.

I'll give you two.

How'd you know
I'd be here, anyway?

- Actually, I didn't.

I think the God Account
had something to do with it.

- God Account.

You mean your friend
the cyberterrorist?

- The God Account
is not a cyberterrorist.

- Really?

'Cause ever since
that day on the street,

it won't leave me alone.

- Wait, you've been getting
Friend Suggestions?

- No, not since
it sent me your name.

What I meant is,

it has completely hijacked
my phone, my computer.

It keeps blasting
the song "Human"

in the middle of the night.

- Look, I went through
the same thing.

You should've come
and talked to me.

- Like I told you
that day on the street,

I don't want any part in this.

Anyway, good talk.

- I know how to make it stop.

You have to help
your Friend Suggestion.

- I'm not
the helping type, okay?

And besides,
I already told you,

I haven't gotten any since you.

You gotta be kidding me.

- What?

- I just got
a new Friend Suggestion.

For some solider in the Army.

This doesn't make any sense.

His Facebook page says
he's stationed in Iraq.

- Actually, he's in New York.

- How do you know that?

- Because I just
gave him directions.

- Where's this bar again?

- It's just a few blocks down.

- So how does
this whole thing work?

Is the God Account
going to tell us

how to help this guy, or--

- Oh, no, no, no.

Usually, we have to
figure it out on our own.

- Super.

So you really don't know
how's pulling the strings?

I mean, I believe in God,
but no way this is,

you know, God.

- Well, on that, we can agree,

not the believing in God part.

Look, all I know is that
these Friend Suggestions

really need our help.

And hey, maybe your legal
skills will come in handy.

What kind of lawyer
are you, anyway?

- The kind that no longer
practices law.

- What happened?

- Do you always ask
this many questions?

- It's a force of habit, okay?

When helping people,

digging into their stories
is a good place to start.

- I burned out.
Needed a change.

- And New York?

- Seemed as good a place
as any to start over.

Got here a few months ago,
took a job as a waitress

so I can figure out
my next step.

What about you?

You always this intent
on helping people,

or do you have other hobbies?

- I host a podcast called
"The Millennial Prophet."

- Subtle.

What's it about?

- The God Account.

Very meta.

Wait, have you talked
about me on it?

- Not really,
I'm in between seasons.

I'm trying to figure out

what my next storyline
is gonna be.

- So that's why
you were looking for me.

You wanna know what my role
is in all of this

for your podcast.

Well, hate to break it to you,

but I'm not gonna be
some character on your show.

- Look, I understand
that you don't want

anything to do with this,
but right now,

we both need each other.

- How so?

- The God Account
is all about tests,

and I'm hoping that this
is one of them, okay?

We help Lieutenant Freemont,

I am betting that we'll both
get our lives back.

Sound good?

Okay.

- Deux cafés?

- Très bien, merci.
- Merci.

- Beautiful view.

- So, you said there was
something I can help you with.

- Yeah, yeah, there is.

Part of the reason I came here
to study abroad five years ago

was because I wanted
to look up a friend of my mom's

who I met when I was young.

She was living in Paris
at the time

and I thought she might
know where my mom was.

She didn't, but we ended up
getting really close

and she's actually the whole
reason I became a journalist,

I wanted to follow
in her footsteps.

- That's not a bad
origin story.

- Actually, there's more.

So, a few months
after I got home,

I got this Facebook message
from her

saying that she heard
my mom was in New York,

so after I graduated
that's where I went

and eventually I met Miles who
helped me reconnect with her

and it was all because of this
Facebook message Annie sent.

- Wow, she must be,
uh, very gratified

to have played such
an important role in your life.

- Yeah, actually,
she never knew.

We lost touch
after I moved to New York.

And when I reconnected
with my mom,

I tried to reach out to her
but I couldn't track her down.

- Hmm.

You have, uh,
Rakesh look into it?

- Yeah, but he's
a little preoccupied.

- Hey, look,
I would love to help,

but I'm not a hacker.

- No, no, but you are
a billionaire.

Even better.

Come on, Simon,
you know people.

- Uh, okay, look.

Why don't you tell me her name
and I'll see what I can dig up.

- Thank you.

Her name's Annie Keller.

- All right.

Well, I'll let you know
what I find out.

- Hey, sweetheart.

I, uh, got your message.

Everything okay?

- Yeah, I just--

I wanted to see
how things went at the church.

- Hmm?

- You tie up
all those loose ends

you were telling Trish about?

- Was it that obvious?

- Not to Trish,

but I have a 24-year head-start
on decoding Arthur Finer.

Trish has her heart set on us
finding a new place together.

To be honest,

I'm struggling with the idea
of selling my house,

actually living somewhere else.

I know it probably
sounds silly, but--

- No.

It doesn't.

But I don't think
avoiding the problem

is the way to handle it.

- No, you're right.

I need to tell her the truth.

I don't want to move.

- ♪ Hey, make your mind up ♪

♪ Should've thought about it
before you signed up ♪

♪ New lover, lot to climb up ♪

♪ Too high ♪

- There he is.

- Okay, what's the plan?

How do we get this guy to talk?

- Uh...

We're just here to help him,
he's not a witness.

- Right, sorry.

- Just follow my lead.

- Never been my strong suit,
but I will give it a shot.

- Hey!

Lieutenant?

- Hey, you're the guy
from the subway.

- Yeah, Miles Finer!

This is my, uh, friend, Joy.

- Hi.
- Nice to meet you.

- Hi,
Lieutenant James Freemont.

This is Caffey.

- Hey, how's it goin'?

- Miles, uh, gave me directions

when I got turned around
getting here.

- Hey, can I buy you guys
another round?

- Yeah, absolutely, man!
- Yeah!

- Pull up a seat.

- So, uh, you two
serve together?

- Yeah, two tours.

Until Caffey decided
to trade it all in

for a clipboard and a desk.

- I work in the recruitment
office in Times Square.

- Okay,
and what about you, Lieutenant?

How long have you been here?

- I'm actually just
finishing up my leave.

I ship back out tomorrow night.

- So are you in town
visiting family, or...

- No, he doesn't know
anyone here but me.

And for the record,
I told him to go to Hawaii.

- So why New York?

- Ah, no reason,
I just, uh, wanted

to see the sights,
you know, Times Square.

- Can I ask you
a question, Lieutenant?

Is there something
we can help you with?

- Help me with?

- Yeah, do you have some sort

of trouble or problem
in your life

that you think
is insurmountable in some way?

- I'm--I'm sorry, I--

You know what?

I think it's about time
for me to get those beers.

Uh, hey, Joy, you want
to come with me?

- You need help getting beers?

- Yeah, come with me.
Now, please.

- What?

I mean, he's clearly lying
about what he's doing here.

Why beat around the bush?

Either he has a problem
we can help him with

or he doesn't.

- First,

of course he has a problem
that we can help him with

or he wouldn't be
a Friend Suggestion,

and second,

they never just come out
and tell us what it is.

- Whatever, I clearly don't
have the patience for this,

so good luck.

- I just want to help him.

Why are you so against that?

Miles.

- No, really,
I want to know.

- Miles.
- What?

- Freemont's leaving.

- Okay, look, if you really
want this to be over,

we need to go now.

- You better be right
about this.

Following someone to a cemetery

is not how I imagined
my day would go

when I woke up this morning.

- You were right,
Freemont was lying.

I guess he didn't just come
to New York to see the sights.

- Sergeant Joseph Stephenson.

You think he has something
to do with the reason

the God Account
sent us Freemont's name?

- That's what
we're gonna find out.

- I can't believe you finally
found Joy, that's great!

- Yeah, the jury's still out
on that one.

- Why are you whispering?

- Well, she's in
the next room with Rakesh.

They're looking into
our Friend Suggestion.

- So, how'd you
get roped into this?

- Oh, let's just say I have

a very particular set
of skills that come in handy

when we're trying to figure out
how to help someone.

- You're a hacker?

- I wouldn't call myself
a hacker.

- Well, what do you
call yourself?

- Super hacker.

- So I take it you and Joy
aren't hitting it off?

- Not exactly.

I mean, right now
she is my only hope

of keeping my podcast alive,

and she pretty much

wants nothing
to do with the God Account.

- Speaking of which,
I've been trying

to track you down for a month,

and it seems like Joy Chen
doesn't really exist

outside of your Facebook page.

- Probably because Joy
is my middle name.

Constance Joy Chen.

Who's she?

- Uh, that's Cara.

Three of us were,
uh, kind of a team

when it came
to the God Account,

and then she left for Paris
right before you showed up.

- Look, Miles, I know
this is hard for you,

but it's gotta be hard
for her too.

She's gonna need your help.

- You're right.

It's just, without you here,

I have to get all of my advice
from Rakesh.

- I gotta go.

I'll talk to you later.

Hey, did you find
any connection

between Freemont
and Stephenson?

- Mm-mm, nothing.

As far as I can tell,
their paths never crossed.

- Why would Freemont travel
all the way to new York

to visit the grave
of a Marine he's never met?

I mean, come on, we've gotta
be missing something.

- Well, seems like
we're at a dead end,

so text me
if you find anything.

- Oh, you're leaving.
What a surprise.

- No, it's not.

I told you
that I would come and see

what your hacker friend
could find out...

which was nothing.

- What?

- The God Account
just liked Webster Park.

Is this supposed
to mean something?

- Uh, no, no.
No, no, no.

Sometimes, the God Account
just likes stuff.

We don't know why.

But hey, we will text you
if we find anything.

- Yep.
Nope, I can see myself out.

- "Sometimes the God Account
just likes things,

we don't know why"?

What was that about?

- She doesn't want this.

- Bro, the God Account

sent her the Friend Suggestion,
not you.

She's the one who needs
to help Lieutenant Freemont

and you need to help her
do that.

Come on, bro, think about it.

Look.

She didn't get another
Friend Suggestion

till the two of you
came together, right?

So in my opinion,

you need to be her Obi-Wan.

Train her in the ways
of the Force, all right?

You know, in this case,
it's the God Account.

It's simple "Star Wars" math.

- This is not "Star Wars,"
Rakesh, this is my life!

So I'm going to prove
to the God Account

that Joy is the wrong choice,
and when I do,

everything's gonna go back
to the way it's supposed to be.

- Mm-hmm, you're going
to Webster Park, aren't you?

- Yes, I am.

- That's not very Jedi of you.

- Thank you for--
for coming over.

- Mm-hmm.

- There's something
I need to talk to you about.

- Okay.

- This morning,
you wanted to go over

and see that apartment
and I told you

I had plans
with Reverend Carver

to tie up some loose ends.

- Mm-hmm.

- That wasn't true.

- I don't understand.

- I didn't want
to see the place because...

I don't want to move.

- Arthur...

we have talked about this,

we agreed that we would find
a new home together.

- I know, yes, we did.

It's just...

wedding cakes and tuxedos
and leaving the church...

it's a lot.

And I'm just not ready
to move on from this house.

I mean, Miles took his
first step right over there.

Ella braided Ali's hair

for the first time
in that chair.

Everywhere I look are memories.

- Yes.

And they're your memories...

with Ella.

And I'm not asking you
to let go of them.

I am asking you

to make new ones with me.

- And we can, right here.

- No, we can't.

I'm sorry, Arthur.

I can't give you
what you're asking for.

- So where does that leave us?

- I don't know.

- I, uh, found Annie.

- Are you serious?

- Yeah.
She's here, she's in Paris.

- That's amazing!

- Cara, there's something
I need to, uh, tell you.

I wasn't honest
with you earlier.

I know...

who Annie Keller is.

- Wait, what are
you talking about?

- Five years ago,
she was doing a story about me.

She found out
that I had stolen

the Juliet code,
so she came to Paris

to find Henry to confirm it.

A story that
could've destroyed me.

- So you killed it?

- Not just the story,
but I, uh...

I made sure
she was discredited.

And because of me she's never
worked as a journalist again.

- Cara...

I'm really sorry.

There are a lot of things
I did back then

that I am not proud of.

- Look, Simon,
I think you should go.

- She's in the 17th.

- ♪ Yeah ♪

♪ You were new to the school
as a freshman ♪

- Well, well.

- What are you doing here?

- I could ask you
the same thing,

but I'm pretty sure
I already know.

I'm assuming
the God Account

doesn't just like something
for no reason.

As a lawyer,
you learn pretty quickly

when someone is lying to you.

- It usually likes something
as a way of helping us out,

pointing us
in the right direction.

- I see what's going on here.

You want me to fail

so you can somehow
prove to the God Account

that it made a mistake
in choosing me.

- Didn't it?

- Good game, fellas.

- Just so you know,

when someone tells me
I can't do something,

that's exactly
when I show them I can.

- What are you about to do?
Joy. Joy!

- Lieutenant Freemont?

Joy Chen,
we met earlier at the bar.

- Yeah.

What are you guys doing here?

- Actually,
we came to talk to you.

- About what?

- Sergeant Joseph Stephenson.
Who is he?

- You two been following me?

- I know how this looks,
but we just want to help.

How did you know
Sgt. Stephenson?

- I didn't.

And I suggest these little
run-ins stop happening.

- So you came
all the way to New York

to visit the grave
of a soldier you never knew?

I don't think so.

- Hey, hey, man, have a seat.

- Hey, are you okay?

- I can't breathe.

- We need to get him
to a hospital.

- I understand you two

brought in Lt. James Freemont?

- Yes, we did,
how's he doing?

- What's your relationship
with him?

- I'm his fiancée.

- We ran some tests,
and your fiancé is suffering

from something called
coronary microvascular disease.

It's a heart condition
that's hard to detect--

- That sounds pretty serious.

- It can be.

The disease is treatable,

but James is insisting
on returning to service.

You need
to convince him otherwise.

- Why?

- Because with his condition,

the emotional
and physical stress...

could kill him.

- Thanks for your help.

It was
just a little dehydration.

- The doctor told us
about your heart condition.

- Why?

- We're engaged.
It's not important.

- You can't go back, James.

- Oh, the hell I can't.

Doc says it won't even show up
on an Army physical.

- That's not the point,
and you know it.

- I'm not gonna let
some hiccup with my heart

keep me
from serving my country.

- This is more than a hiccup.

If you push yourself
too hard, you could--

- Die?

Yeah, I made peace with that

the moment I put on
this uniform.

- What about
the rest of your unit?

You'd be putting them at risk.

- Look, I'll always
have their backs

just like they'll always
have mine,

end of story.

- Hey, listen to me--
- No, you listen to me.

You have no idea
what it's like to--

to find your purpose.

To know you're helping people,
making a difference,

only to have someone
tell you it's over?

- Actually, I know exactly
what that is like.

The anger, the frustration,

the fear that you don't
know who you are anymore.

James...

you will find your new purpose.

- No, I'm a soldier.

That's who I am.

Ship out tomorrow night,
nothing's gonna change that.

- We have to find a way
to convince him not to go back.

That's what this is about.

- This is too much.

I-I can't have someone's life
in my hands, I...

You win, Miles.

You wanted the Account
all to yourself,

it--it's yours.

- Hey, wait, J-Joy.

- Cara!

- Hi, Annie.

What are you doing here?

- It's kind of a long story.

- Well, come in.

Tell me,
I want to hear everything.

Wow.

So you found Susan,
that's amazing!

- Yeah, yeah,
and it's all because of you.

I don't know what to say,
I'm just so proud of you!

Look at you--
a star journalist,

you have
an incredible boyfriend,

a relationship with your mom.

- I know.

It's kind of hard to believe.

- No, actually.

It's exactly where
I knew you'd end up.

- What about you?
How are things?

- Things are great.

I work in a little art gallery.

Plenty of time
to enjoy the city,

no stress--anyway,
what are you doing in Paris?

- I'm sort of writing a book.

- Really?
How Hemingway.

- What's it about?

- It's a biography
about a tech billionaire

who's trying
to change the world.

- I used to cover
the tech beat.

Who is it?
Maybe I know them.

- Actually, you do.

It's Simon Hayes.

- Simon Hayes.

- Hmm, he ruined my life,

but judging by the fact
that you buried the lede there,

I'm guessing
you already knew that.

- He just told me this morning.

Look, there is no excuse
for what Simon did to you.

- Is that why you came here?

You want me to tell you
that it's okay?

- No, I wanted to see you.

- Well, you have.

So...

good luck with your book, Cara.

You should go.

- Annie.

Wait, can't we talk about this?

- If you're writing a book
about Simon Hayes,

we have nothing to talk about.

- So let me get this straight.

The God Account is sending
Joy Friend Suggestions

instead of you.

- Yeah, except she doesn't
want the responsibility.

- Well, lucky for her,
she has someone

who's been down that road
and can walk her through it.

Or maybe not.

- Look, Dad,
I know the type of person

that's right for the job,
and it is not her.

- So what are you gonna do?

- I have to help
Lieutenant Freemont on my own.

- Oh, I see.

And if you do,

then the God Account sees

that you are still
the right man for the job.

- What's wrong with that?

I've done everything
it's asked of me.

- And now it's asking you
to help Joy.

- Honestly, I don't know
what it's asking me.

All I know is...

I'm not ready to let it go.

- Well.
That, I understand.

- What do you mean?

- Trish wants me
to sell the house

and to move in
to a new home with her,

and I'm not ready for that.

- Why not?

- I spent my life
with your mother in that house,

I raised you and your sister
in that house.

That house is who I am.

- No, Dad, it's not, okay?
It's just a house.

And the memories
you made there,

you get to take them with you.

- Miles.

Former Reverend Finer.

- What's up, Rakesh?

- So, now that we know
Joy's full name,

I was able to dig
into her life a little bit,

and I found out
what kind of lawyer she was--

a public defender.

You do not do that kind of work

unless you're really trying
to make a difference.

- You know, all this time,

you've been telling me why Joy
is wrong for the God Account.

Maybe it's time to ask yourself
why she's right.

- What are you doing here?

- Why didn't you tell me

you were a public defender
back in Chicago?

- Why does it matter?

- Because you said
you weren't the helping type.

But your job is all about
helping those in need.

Look, I was jealous

that you were getting
Friend Suggestions and not me.

So much so that I forgot
how hard it was

when I was first asked
to do this.

I wanted to run, but I didn't,
and I am telling you,

it was the best decision
I have ever made in my life.

- Yeah, well,

I haven't been making great
life decisions lately, so--

- But that's what
I'm trying to say.

It's not just about
helping people,

the God Account
brought Cara into my life.

It even helped me fix
my relationship with my dad.

- My problems...

can't be fixed.

- But they can!

Lieutenant Freemont's problems
seem unfixable too.

But if the God Account
sent us his name,

then it's not.

And when you see
what the God Account can do--

what we can do--

nothing will seem impossible.

I'm heading to
the Army recruiting office

to talk to Private Caffey,
see if he could help.

I hope to see you there.

- Wait.

For the record...

I'm not sold, I'm just...

keeping an open mind.

- Take a look at these.

If you have any questions,
just give me a call.

It was a pleasure.

- Private Caffey.

We met at Conway's bar
yesterday.

- Oh, yeah, sure!

Uh, Miles and Joy, right?
- Hey.

- Yeah,
what are you doing here?

I assume you're not here
to enlist.

- No, actually, we're here
about Lieutenant Freemont.

- What about him?

- Well, uh,
he has a heart condition,

and if he returns to duty,
it could be life-threatening,

so we were hoping
that you could talk to him.

- There's nothing
to talk about.

- Nothing to talk about?

How about
his heart might explode?

- Well, Freemont's
the most dedicated soldier

I've ever served with,

so I trust him
to make the right decision.

- Yeah, but he's not.
- According to you.

Is there anything else?

Good.

Then I suggest
you find the front door.

Find it quick?

- Actually,
the Military Code of Justice

requires soldiers to reveal

any condition that might
impede their sworn duty.

Withholding said information
is grounds for court martial,

and since you now know
about his condition,

that makes you an accessory

and subject
to court martial as well.

- Look, I want to help,

but the Army's everything
to Freemont.

He's not gonna listen to me.

- Yeah, well, is there anyone
that he will listen to?

- Actually, there's a woman

that he met
during our second tour,

Rose.

Technically,
they haven't actually met.

- What does that mean?

- She was a volunteer
with The Soldier's Aid.

It's a service that pairs
civilians with soldiers.

They write letters,
they send care packages.

Freemont and Rose started
emailing each other.

They fell in love.

It's the first time
I ever heard him talk about

a life outside the Army.

- And what happened?

- She broke it off with him
six months ago.

I don't know why.

But he was devastated.

- Do you know Rose's last name?

- Yeah, Stephenson.

- Stephenson?

- That was the last name
on the grave

that Freemont visited.

- Looks like
you guys were right.

Rose is Joseph
Stephenson's sister,

and she lives in New York.

- Well, that's why
Freemont came here.

He was hoping to see her.

- I wonder
what happened between them.

- It says her brother
passed away six months ago.

That's around the same time

she broke things off
with Freemont.

- She probably didn't want to
lose another person she loved.

- That's what the God Account
wanted us to know.

We have to bring them
back together

and show Freemont
that he can have a life

outside of the Army--

with Rose.

- Rakesh, now would be
a good time

to use those acquired skills.

- Already on it.

Oh, you guys are not
gonna believe this.

Rose is not in New York.

She's in Paris.

- Hey.

I just got up, what's going on?

- Do you have some time
to work on a God Account case?

- All right, so Caffey said
that Lieutenant Freemont

wanted to check out
Times Square before he left,

so he has to be here somewhere.

- Okay, well, even if he is,

you think that Cara
can track down Rose in time?

- Uh, yes.

She's going to FaceTime me

as soon as she gets
to her hotel

and hopefully Rose can
convince him not to ship out.

- Well, assuming
we can find him.

in the middle of Times Square,

at night.

- Look.

Hey!

We need to talk.
- You two again?

There's nothing you can say
that'll change my mind.

- We know about Rose
and her brother

and why she broke things off.

- You still love her,
don't you?

- It doesn't matter.

- No, it is
the only thing that matters.

Now, look, I know
this is gonna sound crazy,

but my girlfriend Cara
is trying to track down Rose

right now in Paris.

- Wait, Paris?
- Not important.

At any moment,
she's going to FaceTime me.

All you have to do

is talk to her.

- I can't.

When she broke things off,
she told me not to contact her.

Look, I made my decision,
it's too late.

- That's not why
you won't talk to her.

You won't talk to her

because you're afraid
that it isn't too late.

Most people don't understand
how frightening hope can be,

but I do.

You have a chance
to reconnect with her.

Don't waste it.

- Oh, hey, hey, Cara!

- Miles, I'm sorry,

Rose checked out
of her hotel yesterday.

- Well, for a minute there,
you had me believing.

Guess that's that.

- Miles, what's hap--

- What's going on, Miles?

- I have no idea.

- Holy... crap.

- How is this possible?

- The God Account?

- James!
James.

- Rose!

What are you doing here?

- Me?

You're the one
on the jumbotron!

I just got back in
from out of town

and I was passing by

and I look up
and I see you 40 feet high!

I-I thought
I might be dreaming.

- Maybe we are.

- It's really nice to
finally meet you, Lieutenant.

- Actually, uh...

I'm not gonna be a Lieutenant
much longer.

I've decided
I'm leaving the Army.

I wanna start a new life,

and I want you to be in it.

I have never stopped
loving you, Rose,

and I hope
you still feel the same.

- Whoo!

See?
I told you.

Nothing is impossible.

Does it always feel like this?

- Uh, yeah.

Yeah, it does.

- Now I know why you wanted
to keep it all to yourself.

- Can I ask you something?

What did you mean when
you told Lieutenant Freemont

you understood
how frightening hope could be?

- I have a daughter.

I gave her up for adoption
when she was born.

I was 16.

I wasn't ready.

She's the reason
I'm here in New York.

- To find her?
- Yeah.

I didn't burn out.

I loved my job,
I love helping people.

But I had to make a choice.

- And what do you think?

Did you make the right choice?

- You really ask a lot
of questions, Miles.

So what happens now?

- Honestly?

I don't know.

- You're still gonna help me
with all of this, right?

- For as long as you need.

- Look, I think that

it's time for both of us

to start accepting
what our new roles are.

- Hey, it's cool

if you want to talk about me
on your podcast.

- Yeah?

- I'm just gonna need you
to sign an NDA on a few things.

- Not signing an NDA.

- Yes!
Yes, you are.

- No!
- Yes, you are.

- ♪ Don't let go again ♪

- I got your message.

So what--
what are we doing here?

- This is the house
that you wanted us to look at,

so I came to see it for myself.

When I did,

it dawned on me that it's
a few blocks from the church,

around the corner
from Sylvia's,

and the park
where I play chess.

- That's why I was
so interested in it,

because I knew
moving out of your home

wouldn't be easy for you.

- I'm sorry I didn't
see that sooner.

- And I'm sorry for not
wanting to compromise on this.

- I-I'm glad you didn't.

It is why I love you,
and you were right.

We need a place
to make our own memories,

and I think that this home is
the perfect place to do that.

- And I thought that too.

But as you can see,
someone already bought it.

- I know.

I bought it.

- What?

- This is incredible! What?

- Ah!

- So, you gonna be okay
passing the torch to Joy?

- Yeah, I think so.

- Oh, I saw the video

of Lieutenant Freemont
and Rose went viral.

That must've been amazing
to be there.

- Yeah, yeah, it was.

It was.

- Yeah, for a second,
it was kinda like

I was back on the team.

- Hey, you'll always
be a part of the team.

- Oh, um, I gotta go,
but I'll call you later.

- Yeah,
I'll talk to you later.

- Hey.

- I have been thinking
about you

since you left my apartment.

- Do you want to come in?

I'm not proud
of the way I acted

and, um, I'm sorry.

- Hey, don't be, okay?

It was a lot to take in.

- I just haven't thought
about these things

in a very long time.

- I get it.
- Can we start again?

- I would love that.

By the way, you said

something yesterday
that I didn't understand,

that because of me
you found Susan?

What did you mean?

- Oh, well,

the Facebook message
you sent me five years ago

saying you heard my mom
moved to New York.

- I never sent
a Facebook message

about your mom
being in New York.

I didn't have any idea
where she was

until you told me yesterday.

- But it came
from your Facebook account.

If you didn't send it,
then who did?

- A lot has happened
since I last recorded,

but I'll get into the details
in a bit.

I have been obsessed
with delivering you

the best season two

that I forgot
the most important lesson

from season one:

helping people.

Because when you do,

when you put others
before yourself,

good things always happen.

- Private.

Rose, this is Caffey.

- It's nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

- So what'd you want
to see me about?

- So I spoke to the head
of Army recruiting,

told him all about you.

What do you say?

Wanna put that uniform back on
and change some lives?

- Absolutely.

- And most of the time,

we learn something new
about ourselves,

about what we're willing
to give up to move forward.

I'm not saying that this
is an easy thing to do.

Taking that next step
never is.

But sometimes,
looking into your past

is the only way
to discover your future.

- Hey, I got your message.

Look.

I'm really sorry about Annie.

- I know you are,

but that's not
why I texted you.

- What's going on?

- I talked with Annie,
and it turns out

she never sent me
that Facebook message

about my mom being in New York.

- Who did?

- Somebody who had the ability
to hack her Facebook account.

Somebody who wanted me
in New York to find my mom,

and most importantly,
to meet Miles?

- You think it was
the God Account.

- If I'm right,
that means the God Account

has been pulling the strings

for a lot longer
than we ever imagined,

and maybe it still is.

Simon, I don't think I'm here
just to write your book.

I think the God Account wants
me here for something bigger.

- I don't know where
I'm supposed to go from here.

All I know is that I am ready

to pass along everything
that I learned to Joy.

And as for what
comes next for me,

that's what I gotta figure out.

And when I do...

you'll be first to know.

- ♪ Right next to me ♪

- Hoo.

Yo, you ready?

- Yeah.
- I'm starving.

- ♪ I'm only human after all ♪

- Miles?
- Mm-hmm?

- ♪ Don't put the blame
on me ♪

- Please tell me
you were listening to that.

- I wasn't.

- ♪ I'm only human ♪
- Look.

The God Account left
a message on your wall.

- "Follow the Lady.
Find your Path."

W-w-what do you think it means?

- I don't know, Miles.

I do know one thing, though.

I don't think the God Account
is done with you just yet.