All language subtitles for Ghost.Whisperer.S05E09.2009.Disney+.WEB-DL.1080p.H264.DDP-HDCTV_track3_[eng]

-Previously:
-Why do your friends shine?

Because they don't have faces.
They're made of light.

-But they're scared.
-What are they scared of?

-Of the shadows.
-What kind of shadows?

The ones they make from the parts
that get left behind.

-Parts of what?
-People.

Broken people.

I've been trying to protect you.
You and Melinda.

-Melinda?
-I've said too much.

-Protect her from what? The shadows?
-Stop asking so many questions!

Don't ask any questions at all.

Her name's Julia Miller
and she was a patient.

According to this,
she's lived here at the hospital

her whole life.

No one can know I'm here.

-Why not?
-If they find out,

-something bad will happen.
-What?

Something really bad.

Oh.

You scared me.

That's not easy to do. Um...

-What are you doing here?
-I'm waiting for Aiden.

Okay, well, he's at school.

And you don't belong here, so...
Have I seen you?

It's his closet,
and he said I could stay.

Yeah, well, technically it's my house.

And so I decide who's staying.

-Julia Miller. Practically lived here.
-Yeah, I knew she looked familiar.

-She had leukemia?
-Well, she died last week of pneumonia.

Her immune system
couldn't stand the cancer treatments.

Isn't she the one who sent you
creepy Sally Stitch e-mails?

One of the many reasons
I don't want her near our son.

Yeah, but I thought you said
ghosts made her do it.

Well, 11 is a little old
to still be seeing ghosts.

But she was dying.
Maybe she was sensitive.

No, I don't know how to explain it.
There's something not right about her.

Says the woman who found out
her son was keeping a ghost?

I have a bad feeling about this one.
Very bad feeling.

Okay. Never a good sign.

It wasn't really a secret.

I just didn't tell you about it.

-Yet.
-Okay.

But you know you should've told us
that Julia was here. right?

She didn't want me to.

Well, then you were keeping a secret,
bud. That's how it works.

We just don't have secrets
in our home, okay?

Just with other people?

Look, I know that that can be confusing. Um...

But it's not good for Julia
to be stuck here.

You know? She's supposed
to be in the light with other ghosts.

-I'm sorry, Mom.
-Hey.

Maybe you can convince Julia
to talk to Mom.

-Yeah.
-She doesn't like talking to Mom.

Why not?

She says you don't like her.

What makes her think that?

'Cause you don't want me to learn
how to do magic.

Oh.

Um, you know, I just--

I just don't like it
when ghosts hide in our house.

Right? But what else is she doing here?

Besides teaching you magic tricks?

I don't know.
All she wants to talk about is magic.

Well, why don't you just promise
to tell us next time Julia's here, okay?

I love you.

-Love you, too.
-Okay.

-Bath time.
-I don't want a bath.

Okay, all right.

We'll take some of this into the bath.

Julia, will you please just talk to me?

Look, I'm not angry with you.

That is not helping.

Julia, I can't do that.

What do you want?

Can you see us?

Julia Miller? Isn't she the same girl

who was sending
all those awful e-mails?

Well, that's why I'm worried.

What if she's a bad influence
on Aiden?

We do the best we can
to raise our kids.

At some point,
they're gonna pick friends

that we wish they hadn't.

Living or dead.

Don't you remember
that ghost that got Ned

to shoplift from your store?

-Exactly, but you didn't believe me then.
-Okay, well, I do now.

And I may not have any advice
how to stop playdates with ghosts,

but I am telling you, as a mother,
you've gotta trust your instincts.

Gotta cut it off.

But what if she's staying here
for something?

-Or I can help her?
-Cut it off.

Well, she's here right now.

Hey, Mel, this is David and Linda.

-These are Julia's parents.
-Hi.

Your husband said
that you wanted to talk to us.

Something about Julia?

I'll be nearby.

-Thanks.
-Thank you.

-May I?
-Sure.

I know about your loss,
and I'm so sorry.

-It must be very difficult for you.
-Oh, thank you.

There's some comfort in knowing
that our daughter's finally at peace.

I don't know what Jim told you,

and I know that this is going to sound
a little strange, but I have a gift.

I can see ghosts.

-Have you seen our Julia?
-Yes.

She's attached herself
to my 5-year-old son.

Can we talk to her?

She sort of shut us out of her life
these past few months.

She did?

Yeah, but we don't know why.

The doctors say there may have been
some psychological issues

that resulted from being alone
in the hospital for so long.

We weren't even with her
when she died.

You think that might be why
she's still here?

Because she never got a chance
to say goodbye?

That might be a part of it,

but I feel like there's
some unfinished business

that she's just not telling me about.

What unfinished business
could an 11-year-old have?

You know, we're here
to pick up Julia's things.

The nurses said
that she did a lot of drawing and writing.

We could look at some of those
if you like, see if we could find anything.

That would be great.

And if you find anything,
can you just call me?

-Thank you.
-Thank you.

It will be all right.

But I can still do magic tricks?

Yeah, as long
as they're not ghost magic tricks.

Julia, what's going on?

It's none of your business.

Look, I understand
that this must be hard for you.

-If you just let me, I can help you.
-I need Aiden, not you.

Aiden, go upstairs and play, okay?
Right now.

Okay. Bye, Julia.

Right now.

I saw your mom and dad today.

They're very worried about you.

Look, I get how confusing it can be to--

You don't get anything.
You're a grown-up.

Whatever's keeping you here,
I can help you.

Stop saying you can help me.
You can't.

If you just let me, I can.

-Hey? What's going on here?
-Julia's here.

And, uh,

where is our son, Aiden?

He is upstairs, okay?
And he's playing and he's fine.

-We're just gonna work this out.
-No, it's not fine.

No, we're not going to work this out
right now.

We're going to put these knives in here,
and I want Julia out of this house.

Julia, can you hear me?
I want you out of my house

and I want you to leave my son alone,
got it?

Do you hear me?

Jim...

-Does that mean she's gone?
-For now.

You don't know
who you're dealing with.

So, was Julia around last night?

-No. I think she's gone.
-That's probably for the best.

-You understand that, right?
-Yeah.

-Is it okay to miss her?
-Of course it is, sweetie.

Drink your juice, it's good for you.

Oh, my God,
Aiden, don't drink that! Aiden!

Aiden?

Aiden!

-Jim, I can't find Aiden!
-Hmm?

-Aiden?
-I'll check outside.

Aiden!

Baby!

Aiden!

Aiden, where are you?

Aiden!

Aiden!

I can't find him anywhere.

Oh, my God. Jim, I have searched
every inch of this house.

Calm down. It'll be okay.
I'm gonna call the police.

We'll call everyone.

-Hello?
-911, what's your emergency?

My son is missing.

Melinda, honey.
Have you heard anything?

No, nothing. Listen, I sent you a picture.
If you could just send it

-to everyone you know.
-Okay, sure.

-Where's Jim?
-He's, I don't know,

driving the neighborhoods,
waking up people.

The police are on their way
and Eli went straight to Detective Blair.

-Well, do you think it's Julia?
-She took him. I know it.

Been to the McAllisters, the Taubs,
been to the playground. Nothing.

She's not gonna take him
somewhere we'd look.

He's five. Technically, how far can he get?
Can a ghost even move him like that?

-He'd be moving on his own.
-Then that means he's in walking range.

-Why is he doing this? He knows better.
-He probably felt sorry for her.

Or she tricked him.
If I have to stay in this house

for five more minutes without him,
I'm gonna lose my mind.

Look, I'm gonna go to Main Street
and go west and south.

-You go south and east.
-I'm gonna stay here,

in case the police come
or anybody calls. I'll be here.

-Do you have your cell phone?
-In my purse.

Where are my car keys?

-Mel...
-Not now.

Detective Blair needs to ask you
some questions.

You have the photo.
Delia and Eli will catch you up.

-Nothing else matters.
-Police are already canvassing,

but there are details I need from you,
specifics that could help find your child.

He's with a dead little girl
who doesn't care

whether he lives or dies.

-Does that help you?
-A dead girl?

A ghost. Throughout the years,

the cases we've helped you with,
the bodies we've found,

it's because Melinda can see spirits
and I can-- It's just a lot to explain.

Okay. Okay. Just give me a chance
to filter the right information

to my officers.

Thank you.

-Your ticket, ma'am.
-Great.

Local bus 4267
arriving in main terminal.

Local bus 4267
arriving in main terminal.

I don't understand.

-Where are we going?
-It's a surprise. It's gonna be fun.

I'm not supposed to go anywhere
but school on my own.

You'll be home soon.
They won't even miss you.

When you show them the things
I'm gonna show you, they'll understand.

-I don't know.
-I know some really good magic.

You can do things,
things you don't even know about.

Okay, come on. You have to get on.

Does it cost money?

See that mom and those kids?

Go with them,
but stay right behind them.

The bus driver will think
you're with them. Come on, hurry.

Aiden.

He's not at school.
They checked the grounds

-and surrounding areas.
-He's on a bus.

A city bus, white,

with red stripes.

I couldn't see a logo or a number.

-Where did you see--?
-Don't ask me how I know.

I was gonna ask you
where the bus was going.

If you saw where it was headed,
any direction, any landmarks.

No.

I've got an update. Check city buses,
Driscoll County Transit Line.

Copy that, Detective.

I'm talking about any county bus
within five miles of this area.

Notify the drivers, pull them all over.

We're looking for a boy
with a blue backpack.

-Roger that.
-Ned!

Sorry. My cell was off.
I slept on campus last night.

It's okay, you're here.

-Did you hear anything?
-No.

Well, there's a couple outside
that are looking to talk to Melinda.

She just left.

Then maybe we should talk to them.
They're Julia's parents.

Are those Julia's things
from the hospital?

Julia did a lot of writing and drawing

to keep herself company.

Um... It's hard to, ahh...

Why don't you tell us what you found?

She wrote down her thoughts and...

some of them were so dark.
She wrote about something she did,

something terrible to a friend of hers.

She said...

Mrs. Miller. Aiden's been missing
for over two hours now. He's five.

You have to tell us what your daughter did.

She was so lonely.
She made things up.

Please. we need to know.

Um, she, uh...

She talks about this one friend.

It was a girl. She didn't say who,

but Julia seems to think that, um...

She claims she killed her.

Excuse me.

Melinda? Are you driving?

Pull over for a second.
There's something you should know.

This is Woodland Avenue.

This stop for transfers
to Green Line, westbound.

Come on, Aiden, hurry.

Where are we?

We'll just take a shortcut.
Follow me, okay?

-Do you know a secret or something?
-Yes.

But first,
I'm going to show you something.

I'm gonna teach you
how to disappear.

Dispatch, this is 102.

Boy with blue backpack
boarding Green Line westbound bus.

I'm in pursuit.

President Bedford?

-Professor James.
-What are you doing here?

That's a good question.

Wait, you know something
about Melinda's son?

I don't know where he is.

I just know that you're barking up
the wrong tree.

How?

I've spent some time at that hospital.

-Your mother. You visit her every day.
-And I've learned a few things.

That girl, the ghost...

she's not what you're up against.

I don't understand.
She didn't take Aiden?

She did, but only because she's scared.
She's a scared little girl.

She's watched too many of her friends
waste away.

And after they died,

something she had to watch
even worse.

Worse how?

Eli, I warned you. I warned you
to stay out of their business.

Who? The shadows?
What's all this really about?

The shadows get you installed
as the university president,

and they're responsible
for this dead girl somehow?

Melinda was warned
to leave Julia alone. She should listen.

What, the message in her kitchen?

She tried to get that girl
to cross over into the light.

Is that a bad thing?
What do the shadows have

-against the light?
-I'm taking a risk being here.

Are you saying the shadows
had something to do

-with what happened to Aiden?
-All I'm saying

is if you and Melinda
aren't careful, they will.

They will.

If I'd have known he was on his own,
I wouldn't let him get on the bus.

-Who did he get on with?
-I saw him get on with his family.

No, I'm his family.
I'm his father. This is my son.

See?
You sure this is the boy you saw?

Yeah, that's him.
I already told the police.

Look, if it's any consolation,
he seemed okay.

-Thanks.
-Except...

Except what?

Well, at one point, I noticed
the seat next to him was empty.

But he was talking.

To himself. To be honest, that's the only
reason I gave him a second thought.

But then, I've got to keep my eyes
on the road.

Do you remember where he got off?
Did you notice?

I'm sure it was along Woodland Avenue,
The stop by the highway.

By the on-ramp?

-The stop's a way from the entrance.
-Yeah.

There's not much else there.
Another bus stop, some woods.

Oh, man. Thanks.

Look, mister...

I'm sorry.

Don't be. I'll find him.

-Have you found anything?
-Just kid's stuff.

A lot of poems
about being alone, sick, angry.

-She hated IVs.
-And some of the nurses.

And all of her medicine.

-How are we supposed to do this?
-Bit by bit, till we find out

-what's keeping her here.
-What's keeping her here

is she was a bad kid
who hung out with bad ghosts.

Here it says
Sally Stitch was a real ghost

-and Julia did everything she asked.
-Bedford said this girl isn't the one

-we should be worrying about.
-Why are you taking his word?

I mean, look at this.

Julia goes on and on
about killing a friend.

This journal
is full of the words "it's my fault."

I mean, you tell me.

How do you get a child sociopath
to let go of Aiden and go into the light?

-Sociopaths don't feel guilt.
-They don't have friends either.

Have you really looked at these?

It seems that many of them
belong to a girl named Lily.

I saw that name somewhere else.

Here it is.

This weird food list.

Let me see it.

Like some kind of haiku poem.

This isn't a list.

This is a diet. For Lily.

"Tuesday, ketchup.
Wednesday, bacon."

-Bacon and one lemon.
-That's it? For the whole day?

"Thursday, cure berries
from the magic bush

by the dolphin fountain."

That fountain's in the back
of the hospital in the garden.

There's some bushes back there,
but I doubt they're edible.

Cure berries.

Don't you see?

-Hello.
-Mel,

I don't know if you want to hear this.
but maybe, just maybe,

Julia Miller isn't as bad as we thought.

I'd love to hear that.

It's possible she killed her friend
by mistake.

By doing something
the shadows asked her to do?

By making some kind of potion
to cure her friend

out of bacon, lemons, and--

It's not important. What is is I think
she might have picked the berries

-that have killed her friend.
-Didn't you once have a nightmare

-where you nearly poisoned Aiden?
-I had a vision.

I could see a girl.
I don't know if it was Julia or her friend,

but they had gotten sick.

Bedford said something about Julia
having to watch her friends at the hospital

like, waste away. Maybe she tried
to do something about it.

I hope you're right.

How long do I have to wear this?

Not much longer.

Are we getting close?

Just keep going straight.
The ground's pretty flat.

We're almost there.

You can take off your blindfold now.

I don't know this place.
Are we at the train station?

Sort of.

Is this a surprise?

Yeah.

Why did I have to cover my eyes?

I, uh, just thought it'd be more fun.

I'm hungry.

I guess you don't have any snacks.

Why isn't there anyone here?

I thought there'd be kids here.

Kids love this place.

It's happy.

Safe.

It's getting dark. I want to go home.

We can't.

I can't.

We can find a grown-up and call my mom.

-She'll send me away.
-Just to the light. You'll like it. It's nice.

You don't know that.
You don't know anything,

And neither does she.

Why is your voice sounding mean?

I-- I can't go home,
and I can't go into the light.

If I do, they'll get hurt.

Who?

All the spirits that were nice to me.

The good ones.

Ghosts don't get hurt.
My mom says they can't feel pain.

She's wrong.

We do.

How?

It's an uh-oh feeling.

Like when you've done
something wrong.

It's all you can think about.

The bad thing you did.

All of the bad things you did.

And it grows and grows
until that's all you are.

You're nothing else.

It eats you up completely.

It's coming for me.

I know it.

This is it, this is it. Aiden!

Aiden, can you hear me?

Aiden!

The bus driver said it was this stop.
Aiden!

Aiden, no matter what Julia said,
it's not all right to hide.

Aiden, if you can hear my voice...

Damn it.

What the hell?

Aiden?

Aiden!

Aiden, I know this is yours! Aiden!

-Jim?
-Mel.

Hey! Did you find him?

No. No, but he was here.
He was here by this bus stop.

I just found a little silver car
that he must have just dropped.

I called the police.

You're sure it's his?

Yeah, because... it's got the scratch
on it where I showed him how to use

the sliding board for a jump.

Honey, when we find him, I swear...

I know. We're never
gonna leave the house again.

Where did you find the toy?

At the edge of the woods.
Must've been playing with it on the bus

-when he dropped it.
-She probably led him into the woods.

-To keep him out of sight.
-I'm going in there.

-Well, just call me if you see anything.
-You know it. I love you.

I love you, too.

What do the shadows
want with my son?

I don't know.

-I don't have time.
-I'm aware of that.

No, Bedford just told Eli
that they threatened my son

if I crossed Julia over into the light,
which means they moved that furniture.

-What I don't know is why.
-I don't know either, Melinda.

How can you not know?
What are you seeing

-when you're doing all this watching?
-Not the shadows. I told you that.

Ghosts can't see the shadows.

No one I know sees them, except...

-Aiden.
-He sees those others.

-The shinies.
-And if those beings, whatever they are,

fear the shadows, I'm guessing,

guessing they co-exist
on the same plane.

Really?
Carl, that's the best you can do?

We hear rumors.
We hear whispers.

What?

Whatever they are, wherever they live,

these shadows are very interested
in children, Melinda.

Especially ghost children.

Why?

No one seems to know.

Are you telling me that the shadows
want to turn my son into a ghost?

I told you, I don't know.

Then at least tell me,
do you have some idea where he went?

I can't-- I can't. He's hidden from me.

-How?
-I can't see clearly.

My vision,
it's filled with pictures from my past.

Everywhere I look,
it's like an endless slide show

of every mistake I made in my life.

It's like a sickness of guilt.

Is that why you seem so weak?

Oh.

It's the shadows.

If that's true...

do everything you can, Melinda,
not to anger them.

I will do anything to get my son back.

-Just don't anger them.
-I will do anything.

Hello?

I talked to Detective Blair.

She's gonna send a search party
to these woods.

-Okay, well, did you find anything?
-I found a little yellow school bus.

I'm sure that it's Aiden's.

Something else shiny.

-What are you getting at?
-Last night, in the kitchen, um,

everything was shiny.

You know, remember, Aiden said
that the shadows and the shinies,

that they hate each other?

Well, what if Julia
put all that stuff out there

because she was trying
to keep the shadows away

-and attract the shinies?
-Do you think that's why

-they brought these toys with them?
-I don't know, maybe. Carl--

Carl?

Wait a minute. Oh.

Melinda, I found another one.
It's a little tiny train.

He's not dropping that stuff
on accident.

He's leaving a trail of bread crumbs?

He's trying to tell us something.
The car, the bus, the train.

-It all has to do with travel.
-Wait, Travel Town.

Remember that place? It's nearby.
It shut down a couple years ago.

The ghost wouldn't know that.
She's been in the hospital.

It is right where I'm headed.

I'll meet you there.

Don't go! Don't leave me!

I want to go home.

There must be a phone,
or a grown-up to ask for help.

-It's getting too dark.
-It's not safe.

This isn't the train station.

What is it?

It's Travel Town.

I used to come here with my parents.

Why didn't you tell me that?

I didn't want you to know
or your mom would find out.

-How would my mom find out?
-She never told you?

She can see what you can see.

It's like she's spying on you.

I've watched her.

She can see it all.

Where are you going?

There's a light over there.

Hello?

Hello?

I don't like it here.
I want to go some place safe.

My mom says ghosts are safe
in the light.

-You should go in the light.
-You still trust her?

After she lied to you?

Just look around
and see if you can find the light.

It's too dark in here.

I can feel them.

They're here.

Stay close to me.

Aiden!

I'm scared.

I'm scared, I'm scared!

I can't see them!

-Where are they?
-Close your eyes.

I'm scared, I'm scared!

Keep your eyes closed.

What's happening to me?

I can still see everything!

All the bad stuff.

It's safe for you. You have to.

All the bad stuff I've ever done!

It's everywhere I look!

It's everywhere.

I hate you for putting me here!

I just want to die!

No!

It eats you up completely.

No!

Stop!

Aiden, get help.

And your backpack, quick!

Hurry, Aiden, hurry!

It's everywhere.

Where are you?

Come on!

What's happening?

The shinies.

They won't come in.
They're too scared.

The other shadows
are keeping them out!

I need help!

Are you okay?

It was so awful!

Aiden?

-Aiden!
-Mel!

Aiden!

-Mom, Dad!
-Baby!

Oh, my God!

Are you okay?

-Aiden, are you all right?
-My baby!

Oh, little buddy.
We're so happy to see you.

Oh. Hi. Are you okay?

You had us scared.
You really had us scared.

I know. Me, too.

Come here.

-What were you thinking, you crazy kid?
-Is he all right?

Hey, officer.
Yeah, we got him, he's okay.

-It's safe to come out now.
-Are you sure?

Aiden says there's no shadows. And
there's some people you need to see.

It's okay.

-Mom and Dad?
-Is she here?

They came to say goodbye.
It's time for you to go into the light.

No, I can't. I can't do that.

Because you were told
something bad would happen

-to your ghost friends if you did.
-Did Aiden tell you that?

He was worried about you.

-He saw what happened to me.
-I know. I'm gonna make sure

-your friends are okay.
-How?

By getting some help from my friends.

I want you to meet them.

What will you do?

Well, we have some things
the shadows don't.

We have a book
and lots of ghost friends of our own.

We'll find a way.

But right now,
we need to get you into the light.

Julia, hi. My name's Ned.

I hope you don't mind, but we read
some of the things you wrote

-about Lily.
-We pieced everything together.

And we want you to understand,
you didn't hurt your friend.

Julia,
when you were in the hospital

and you made those potions,
you weren't just playing doctor.

You were trying to make a real cure
for your friend Lily.

Something the regular doctors
couldn't do.

But I didn't help her.

I made her more sick, and then she died.

She thinks she made her more sick.
That's why she died.

Oh, that's not true, honey.

You only think that
because she went into the hospital

after you gave her your potion.

But she was sicker than you knew,
a lot sicker.

-What do you mean?
-She doesn't understand.

Uh...

Lily had the same thing you had, darling.

Lily had leukemia.

But you told me she had a bug.

She remembers you
calling Lily's disease just a bug.

Darling, we didn't know
that you'd given her that potion.

We didn't realize that you'd thought
you'd made her more sick.

But why didn't you tell me
she had leukemia?

She just wishes you could have told her
the truth about Lily's disease.

Oh, baby.

We were afraid that you would think
you might die like she did.

But I did.

But she did.

Yeah.

Not for years.

In all that time, you had hope.

I thought Lily had hope, too.

I thought I gave it to her.

She feels guilty.

She feels like she gave Lily
a false sense of hope.

Don't you know, sweetheart?

You gave her something better than hope.

You gave her a friend.

Lily's parents told us that those
last months you spent together,

those were the happiest times
she ever had.

She sees it.

She sees the light.

I'm afraid something bad
will happen to my friends.

Look into the light. Try really hard.

You might see some of your friends.
Once you've crossed over.

Really look.
You can make them appear.

Just like magic.

There she is.

I see Lily.

She's smiling at me.

Lily's there.

Go in, darling.

Wait for us.

We'll be there soon.

Bye, Mommy.

Bye, Daddy.

♪ Seasons change ♪

♪ Treetops sway ♪

She's gone.

♪ I am young today ♪

♪ Children play ♪

♪ Sidewalk games ♪

♪ As I dream ♪

♪ Away ♪

♪ That someday I'll float away ♪

Okay, now remember, anyone,
person or a ghost

tries to tell you to do something
that you know is wrong...

I know, Mommy.

I won't.

-It's important.
-I know.

I'm sorry I scared you guys.

You really did. But we're proud of you
for wanting to help someone.

And just remember that most of the time
helping somebody

is not a little person's job.

It's a big person's job, okay?

-I get it.
-All right.

Can I have my backpack?

There you go.

Percy.
I didn't know she packed Percy.

Who did? Julia?

Wait a minute.
Julia didn't want us to find you, so...

if you didn't pack your backpack,

who packed the toys that left the trail
for us to find?

The shinies.

They led us to him. They knew
you were gonna be in Travel Town.

They had to.

Because Julia blindfolded me.

So you couldn't see the stuff I saw.
Like usual.

What do you mean?

Julia told me the truth.
That you can see everything I see.

-Not everything.
-Just some things? Which ones?

I don't know how it works.
It's just the things I need to see.

But you said no secrets.

Why'd you keep one from me?

I hated doing that. I really did.

It's just, sometimes moms and dads, they...

They have to keep secrets.
To make the world feel a little bit safer.

-But it isn't.
-Hey, Aiden, mostly it's safe.

Really.
It's just there are some places that--

-Like where the shadows live.
-Yes.

Like where the shadows live,
and we shouldn't go there. Not ever.

But what if we have to?

I hope we won't.

You don't have to tell me.

Oh, okay. Come on.

Scoot down.

♪ Straight for the stars ♪

♪ You're the keeper of my heart ♪