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[somber pop music]

- Sacrifice my boy
for another?

And now Tony's in a coma.

Stay the hell away
from my son.

- * Trapped in the moment *

* Stuck in the past *

- Gabrielle, I picked up
something for you.

- * Searching for something *

- Are you listening?

I brought you a new book.
You're gonna love this one.

- It's the first snow.

* *

- Enchanting, isn't it?

- You don't get it?

It's the first snow.

I have to call my dad.

I need to remind him
to put on his snow tires.

He forgot last year,
and he got into a car accident.

- No matter
how many times you ask,

the answer will always be no.

- He needs me.

- He was never there
when you needed him.

- That's not true.
I'm his daughter.

He loves me.

- If that were true,
wouldn't he be looking for you?

* *

I've bookmarked several pages.

They'll help you understand.

Not calling your father
is for your benefit, not mine.

- * Spinning in circles *

* All the way back down *

- Gab,
Tony's dad will be here soon.

You gotta go.

- How's he doing?

- Prognosis hasn't changed
since the gunshot,

but you staying here
every night

won't change that, sweetie.

[phone rumbles]

[somber music]

* *

- Ah, caffeine.
Bless you.

- Is she still with Tony?

- She's not gonna stop
feeling responsible

until he comes out of his coma,
or we catch that bastard

behind the trafficking ring.

- How are you doing?

- Um, you know, things
have been a little rough

since the false lead on Jamie,
but I'm trying.

[phone rumbles]

- Hey, Zeke, slow down.
Who's at M&A?

[soft dramatic music]

- Hey, I--I'm sorry.
I know it's early.

Your receptionist said
we could wait.

- What can we do
for you, mister--

- Call me Lucas, please.

My Aunt Rachel
insisted on coming here.

I thought she could handle it,
but clearly it's too much.

- Stop.
Just stop it.

* *

I came here to talk
to Gabi Mosely.

- I'm Gabi Mosley.
What can I do for you, Rachel?

- I'm dying,

and I need you to find my son.

[dramatic music]

* *

- When was the last time
you saw David?

- Three months ago,
but we talk every day.

- Why do you think
he's missing then?

- Two days ago, he stopped
answering my phone calls.

- Has he ever ignored
your calls before?

- Every now and then.
He gets busy, you know?

- Is there something different
this time?

- Yes, he was finally
doing well.

I mean, he'd got his life
back on track.

- Meaning he's had problems
in the past?

[soft dramatic music]

- Have you gone
to David's house?

- I don't know
where he's been living.

- He was staying
with me and Rachel.

That was up until
three months ago.

- Did you contact the cops?

- Well, we'd prefer
that they weren't involved.

* *

Look, I swear he's a good boy.

He's just had some
emotional setbacks

ever since his sister died.

Elisa and him were very close.

And now that I've stopped
responding to the chemo,

he knows
he's gonna lose me too.

And I don't know
how much time I have left,

but I do know my boy needs me.

There is something wrong.
I know it.

I--
will you please take my case?

* *

- You sure she can make it
through

a live press conference?

- I offered to just record
a video of her,

but she was adamant.

she wants to be there
in-person.

So I'm taking my cues from her.

What, Dhan?
- I didn't say anything.

- Once we step into that room,
it's go time.

So if you have a problem,
speak now

or forever hold your peace.

- David's on drugs.

It explains
why he moves around a lot,

why Rachel
won't go to the cops.

This kid wasn't taken.
He's just off using somewhere.

- He's an addict.
Fine.

That doesn't mean
we don't look for him.

- Doesn't mean
he wants to be found either.

David's life is his fault.
It's his choice

to get high and hurt his mom.

I'm sorry,
but this is not our problem.

- Every missing person
is our problem, Dhan.

That's what makes us different
from the cops.

- Fine.

But I'm telling you right now,
taking this case is a mistake.

* *

- So David's into
a bit of dirt.

He's been in and out of rehab
and jail for seven years.

Three months ago,
he was busted buying pills

from a local dealer and was
court ordered to AA meetings.

- That was shortly after
his mom got sick.

Up until three months ago,
his social media was littered

with photos of him and Rachel.
Then his posts just stopped.

- They were clearly very close.

- Her diagnosis must've been
difficult for him to handle.

- Which I bet is what triggered
him to relapse and disappear.

- Laws can break people.

Margaret,
what was your read on Lucas?

- He rubbed his eyes
any time that Rachel

mentioned David, which is
a sign of disagreement.

I think we should talk
to him alone.

- Set it up.
I'm right behind you.

We need to find out the
location of David's meetings.

These people
are likely his tribe.

If anyone knows something,
it's them.

- If David's court ordered,
Trent could get us that--

- Rachel doesn't wanna
involve the cops.

We won't go to Trent
unless we need to.

- I can find
the meeting address.

- You know what?
I got it.

Zeke, see if you can go into
David's arrest records instead.

Track down his dealer.

If David really is on a bender,
they'll know where he is.

Dhan, talk to
David's using friends.

Lacey, talk to David's
sober friends,

if there's any left.
- Can I switch with Lacey?

* *

- Thank you for making the time
to talk to us again so quickly.

- Well, I was gonna
reach out to you anyway.

I couldn't speak
openly earlier,

not without upsetting my aunt.

[phone ringing]

- I'm so sorry.

- Rachel idolizes David,

but he's been a mess
since Elisa's death.

* *

- It's still painful for you.

- Elisa fell off a ladder
and died.

David found her.

He was only 15 years old.

To this day,
Rachel blames herself.

She knew the ladder was faulty
but didn't replace it,

and David's used her guilt
to bleed her dry financially

and emotionally ever since.

- Is that why
you kicked him out?

I know addicts.

David wouldn't leave
a free place to stay.

* *

- David was a mess.

He came home one night
high as a kite.

He flooded my guest house.
Next day, he got arrested.

I told him not to contact us
till he got clean.

I didn't know he and Rachel

were still talking
on the phone.

- Thank you, Lucas.

We are going to do everything
we can to find David.

- Wait, you still
want to take his case,

after everything
I just told you?

- Don't you want us to?

- Rachel has spent
her life in pain.

She lost her daughter.

Then she lost her son
to drugs.

I want her to die in peace.

- Trust me, Lucas,
I understand your position,

but even if he is high,

David will regret
not seeing his mom.

- If my cousin wanted Rachel
in his life, he'd be sober now.

Maybe not being there
for my aunt

is the reality check he needs
to get clean for good.

You all are so kind and caring,

but I need to protect my aunt,
which is why I'm firing you.

* *

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- To be clear, we are profiling
a victim, not a perpetrator.

We're not dealing with some
twisted psychopath this time.

[tense music]

- So you don't think
David was kidnapped?

- No.

And I don't need
your opinion on addiction.

The only reason
I'm bringing you in

is because I need to work fast.

It's important to me
to give David back

one of the many things
you took from me.

* *

I'm not eating
until I call my dad.

I read those bookmarked pages,
and you're wrong.

My father never neglected me.

He did his best.

- Did his best include

missing
the most important moments

of your life,
like your birthday?

- Losing my mom
was hard for him.

But that's why he needs me,
to make sure he packs his lunch

and wears his winter gloves

so his hands
don't get too cold.

- Your father
should've taken care of you.

What you're experiencing
now is euphoric recall.

I mean,
it's easy to forget the times

you cried about his absence.
Saving him is an addiction.

Calling him will be a relapse.

And if you don't stop asking--

- Let me save you the trouble.

* *

Until you let me call him,

I won't eat.

If I don't eat, I die.

Then you're no longer
a kidnapper.

* *

You're a murderer.

* *

- I have bad news.

David's phone is disconnected.

I can't track it.
- You find the dealer?

- That's the other thing.

His recent arrest record
has been sealed.

- Why?
He's not under 18.

- All I know is
it's inaccessible, even by me.

- You get anything
from the friends?

- The ones he got high with
assumed he got sober.

Everyone else
assumed he relapsed.

- Did they know
where he was living?

[phone ringing]

- Did Lucas give you anything?

- Just details
about Elisa's death.

You can get that.

- It's not important.

Hey, Zeke, can you try to find
the interview that David gave

the cops the night Elisa died?

I mean, if she's the source
of the trauma

that he's been
self-medicating for,

it might be helpful to us.
- Yeah, on it.

- While Zeke is searching
for that video, Margaret,

why don't you head down
to the DCPD?

See if Trent can give us
anything on the dealer.

- Dahn, Lacey, we're gonna go
to David's AA meeting.

- What about
the press conference?

I mean, we could use
the media exposure, right?

- We need more to go on first.

- Gabi, you're not gonna
tell them that Lucas fired us?

- Not yet.
- Gabi.

- Margaret, trust me,
Rachel's health is declining.

We need to move.

[soft dramatic music]

[upbeat music]

* *

- We in the right place?
- Don't act so surprised.

Recovery's not supposed
to be depressing.

Remember, this is anonymous,

so no one's gonna talk
to people they don't trust.

Follow my lead.

Are these saved?
- All yours.

You're new here?
- No, but my friend is.

- I'm Leo.
You are?

- Mike.

- You're in the right place,
Mike.

Everyone, this is Mike.
He's new here.

* *

I'm surprised
you all found this place.

We're not listed
in the directories.

- An acquaintance
told us about it.

His name is David.
Do you know him?

- David H.?
I sponsor him.

We were supposed to meet up
earlier, but he never showed.

- Was it for step work?
- Yeah.

Are you in recovery too?
- No.

I've done a lot
of research for Mike.

- I fear David went out again.

No one at the house
has heard from him,

and, well, it never gets easier
watching someone

lose their battle
with addiction.

- You mentioned no one
in the house heard from David?

Was he living here?
- Yes.

This is sober living.

The owner of the facility
just lets me hold my group here

as part of my 12-step work.

- Are there
any rooms available?

* *

- Why can't Lacey do this?
- Stop whining, Mike.

[phone rumbles]

- Margaret, talk to me.

- Is it just me or does she
know a lot about recovery?

- I'll take care of it.
Just head back to the office.

- A lot of recovering addicts
keep a journal.

Find David's.

- Gabi?

[soft dramatic music]

- You must be Mike.

I'm Jesse.
I own the place.

I hear you're
looking for a bed.

I only take ten clients
at a time,

but this kid
didn't show for curfew.

Don't worry.

Everything will be gone
before you move in.

- Is he coming
back for any of it?

- Doubtful.

- What happens
to all their stuff?

- I have a storage unit
out back I'll put his stuff in.

Poor kid didn't sign
a HIPAA form,

so I couldn't let
his family know he was here.

So what made you decide
to get sober, Mike?

- I got high and ruined
my best friend's life.

Can I see the laundry room?

All my clothes
are hypoallergenic.

- Yeah.

* *

- Gabi,
I can't tell you anything

I didn't tell Margaret.
- I didn't come here to talk.

I came in
to look at David's file.

It's completely redacted.
- Told you.

Sorry.
- It's fine.

Can you bring up information
on sober living houses

the DCPD is aware of
in the area?

- Just emailed it to you.

- Thank you.

- Gabi, wait.

* *

Down by the lake
with your father's ashes,

you opened up, we connected.

It felt like
a real moment for us.

[tender music]

- Moments are fleeting.

* *

- Sorry.
I got lost up there.

- As I was telling your friend,
if cost's an issue,

I take insurance.

- We'll let you know.
- Of course.

- You get it?

- So who's Mike?

- No one.
It's called improv.

- Finally.

- Did you find the interview?
- Yeah, check it out.

[somber music]

* *

- I was in my room studying.

I heard a scream
from the kitchen.

* *

When I found her,
her body was--

there was so much blood.

* *

- You were home alone?

* *

- This is who
we are looking for,

a trauma survivor,
just like us.

- We have to stop looking
for David right now.

- I am not having
this conversation again.

- This is a letter from Lucas.
He fired us.

* *

Wait.
Did you know?

- Rachel hired us, not Lucas.

We have a lead
on David's dealer.

- Gabi, please tell me
you didn't find that

in David's DCPD file.

- The dealer has to be
a confidential informant.

It's why Trent isn't talking.

This should have
their information.

Lacey, take this over
to Zeke's to decrypt.

- So what,
we're going rogue now

and stealing from the police?

- I knew this case
was a mistake.

- Gabi, where is the line?

- There is no line,
not when it comes

to reuniting a dying woman
with her son.

Now do your job.

* *

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- This may take some time.
- I'll wait.

- You avoiding Gabi?

- What is it about this case
that's making her so reckless?

It's like she's breaking
every law I know.

- I thought that's why
you were in law school,

to learn how to protect us
from getting prosecuted.

- Yeah, but how
can I protect her

if she continues
to undermine me?

- No one tells Gabi
what to do, Lace,

not even with
the best of intentions.

- Gabi hasn't been herself
in months.

[soft dramatic music]

- You mean since her dad died?

Hey, grief shows up
in different ways.

I mean, just look at David.

- It's not--it's not grief.

It's--it's something else.

- "The first pill
gave me wings.

"The second took away the sky.

"I kept using because I thought
maybe next time,

the sky wouldn't disappear."

- Well, that's
pretty beautiful.

Did David write that?
- Yeah.

It's David step work journal.

Normally,
it would be off-limits,

but until we talk to the CI,
we have no other leads.

- I mean, I can see
why David upset Rachel.

He stole
her prescription pain meds,

repeatedly told her
that she couldn't save him.

- He doesn't mention Elisa
anywhere in there though.

She should have
her own entry here.

- You sound so sure about that.

- Everything David wrote
is a part of his ninth step.

Elisa may be gone,

but he would still want
to make an amends to her.

- Well, maybe he did.

Look, there seems
to be a page missing.

* *

- We need to find it.
- What aren't you telling me?

[phone rumbles]

- I could ask you
the same thing.

You've been ignoring calls
all day.

- It's--
I mean, it's just a therapist.

- I didn't know
you started seeing someone.

- Well, no.
I haven't yet.

I mean, it's just--

I'm just--
I'm just making inquiries.

Between my daughter
showing up out of the blue

and the false lead on Jamie,
the boat's, you know,

been a little rocky lately.

- Maybe talking to a therapist
will help you create room

for both Taylor and Jamie.

Making room for one
doesn't have to mean

giving up on the other.

* *

- OK.
Your turn.

- Gabi.
- What's happened?

- I've been scanning
hospital admittances

for David, and Rachel
was just admitted.

[dramatic music]

[siren blaring distantly]

- [coughs]
I'm sorry.

- You have nothing
to be sorry for.

Just don't give up,
Rachel, please.

- God.
If only my body would listen.

Gabi, are you any closer
to finding my boy?

- We have some leads.

- That means you know about--

- David is not defined
by his addiction.

He's a good kid.

- I'm sorry
I wasn't honest with you.

I just wanted you to see David
the way I see him.

He loved his sister Elisa
more than anything,

and if she--
she hadn't died--

- Rachel,
I am going to find him.

I will reunite you
with your son.

- I just wish
we could reach him.

I wish that he knew

that there's not much time.

- Well, maybe we can.

If we post a video
on our Instagram,

you can talk to him directly,

and even if he doesn't see it,
maybe somebody he knows might.

- Oh, yes.
Yes, yes.

[coughing]

- Hi, David.

My name is Gabi Mosley.

I am with your mother.

She doesn't have
much time left,

and the only person she wants
right now with her is you.

I understand
that all you want to do

is hide so you don't have
to face the pain that's coming.

I'm not here to stop you,
but I want to remind you,

you have a chance with her

that you didn't have
with your sister,

the chance to say goodbye.

* *

- David, please.

I just want to hold your hand
before I go.

* *

- Gabi, I got it,
the name of the CI.

- Zeke, you're my hero.

Hold on just a little longer.

We're bringing David home.
- Oh, my God.

* *

- I appreciate you showing up.

- I may disagree with you,
but I'll always have your back.

- You bring the cash?

* *

I wasn't doing anything wrong.

They were bribing me
for information.

- Mira, get in the car.

What the hell, Gabi?

I know you stole
that thumb drive.

How could you put
our CI at risk like that?

- She might be the only one
who knows where David is.

- I don't care.
This is my job.

Now, look, clearly
something is going on--

- I need to talk to her, Trent.
- Hey, Gabi--

- Get the hell out of her way.
[grunts]

- Dhan Rana,
you are under arrest

for obstruction of justice.

* *

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- Seriously, Trent?
Let him go.

- Be grateful you're
not in there with him.

- Don't push me.

- Threats, Gabi?
What has gotten into you?

- Stop being
a little bitch, Trent.

- David's mom is dying.

I just need to give her
one last moment with him.

- I can't.

If anything happens to Mira,
it's on me.

- If Rachel dies
before she sees David,

it's on me.

- Someone should've told me
this was about David.

I wanna talk to her.

* *

[phone rumbles]

- Gabi, what's up?

- Jesse Winfield,

he owns Turning Bridge
Sober Living House.

I need everything
on him and his business.

- So he's a suspect now?
He was so nice.

- According to David's dealer,
he's not.

Jesse only lets people
move in

who he doesn't think
will stick around.

He convinces them
to not sign HIPAA release forms

so he can't tell family
members when they leave.

- How many beds were in Jesse's
sober living house?

- I'm not sure,
but he said he only takes

ten clients at a time.

- Well, according to the
insurance companies he bills,

there's 50 people living there.
- What?

Where are the other 40 clients?
- I'm searching for them now.

[dramatic music]

Most of them are dead,
overdoses.

- So Jesse is killing clients

and collecting
the insurance money?

- We gotta go.
David might be in real trouble.

* *

- This is where Jesse said
he was holding David's stuff.

- Or it could be where
he's keeping David

if this is all
an insurance scam.

* *

- Mike?

What are you doing here?

- Where's David?

[suspenseful music]

* *

[siren whoops]

* *

- I'd never hurt David
or any of my clients.

I don't need to.
They're addicts.

They hurt themselves.
I swear.

They take off on their own.

- Yet you fail to tell
their insurance companies

that they're gone.

- So I bill their insurance
while filling

their beds with new clients.

Is working the system
to make my sober living

more comfortable
really such a crime?

- Yeah, it's called fraud.

- You're sick for
taking advantage of people

who come to you for help.

[dramatic music]

- Get up.
- What?

I did nothing wrong.

* *

- Getting out of control.
I mean, we're--

- I just finished
going through David's stuff.

I found Elisa's journal page.

What's going on?

- Lucas saw your
Instagram Live with Rachel.

He got the judge to issue
an emergency protective order.

- Ignore it.
We're moving forward.

- How?

We can't get within 100 feet
of David, Lucas, or Rachel

without facing charges.

- We can make it around
a little red tape.

- This isn't just red tape.
It's a restraining order.

- Gabi,
maybe it's time to stop.

- Damn it.
We are not giving up on him.

I can't.

I have to give Rachel and David
a chance to say goodbye.

If David misses--

- This is about
your father, isn't it?

Gabi, he was sick.
- He was an alcoholic.

[somber music]

My father started drinking
when I was taken.

Turns out, it wasn't so easy
to stop when I came home.

It took me a long time
to realize

he wasn't choosing alcohol
over me.

* *

It truly was an addiction.

By the time he got sober,
his cirrhosis was terminal.

And there was a lot left to fix

between us before he passed.

I didn't even
get to the hospital to--

* *

I will do anything
to give Rachel

that one last moment...

even if I have to do it alone.

[dramatic music]

David started using because

he didn't get to say
goodbye to Elisa.

High or not, he would want
to say goodbye to Rachel.

So why isn't he
at the hospital?

- You're upset, desperate,
your tone abandoned.

You feel abandoned.

[tense music]

Notice I am here
as your partner

when no one else is.

I'm always the one
that is here for you.

* *

Please don't go.

I want to help.

* *

- "Dear Elisa,
I am sorry for how you died.

I'm sorry for lying."

Lying?
Maybe David had a secret?

Maybe that's what's keeping him
from Rachel?

- When you brought me
this case,

you asked me
to profile a victim.

I have,

but I've realized
it is your own inability

to see David
as more than an addict

that has caused you to have
a critical error in judgment.

- I am the only one who sees
him as more than an addict.

- But do you see
him as valuable?

Because I do.

David is vulnerable,
lonely, easy to dismiss,

a victim no one would
think to look for.

Well, no one, that is, but you.

- David is
the perfect kidnap victim.

What if he isn't getting high

and was actually taken
by someone who knew

everyone would assume that?

- It might
not be David's secret

keeping him from Rachel.

- Maybe it's someone else's.

* *

- I've been watching
teen David's police interview,

and when Lucas squeezes
David's shoulder,

I thought
he was comforting him,

but at a closer look,
he was controlling

what David told the police.

* *

- So something happened
the night Elisa died,

something Lucas
was trying to cover up.

This whole time,
we thought he was

protecting his family,
but he was just protecting

his secret,
which means he didn't fire us

because he wanted David
to get sober.

- He fired us because
he didn't want David

coming clean.
- Lucas has David.

- Gabi, we have to be careful.
This man feels no guilt.

That's why I didn't pick up
on anything.

* *

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- Hey, no.
This is trespassing.

- Like we care.

This guesthouse is
mighty convenient.

Gives you a space away
from Rachel when you need it.

And it also
is conveniently a space

she can't access
because of her wheelchair.

- I saw you coming.

I already called the cops.
- Good.

Then they'll be here
to arrest you

for kidnapping your cousin.

- He showed up a few hours ago,
high out of his mind.

I'm detoxing him
so he can see his mom.

- David, I'm Gabi.
Your mom hired me to find you.

She's in the hospital.
- Gabi, we have to go now.

- David, do you want
to see your mom?

- Hey, in here officers.

[tense music]

- Gabi, step away.

- David, we don't have
a lot of time left.

- David, is your--
is your cousin holding you

against your will?
OK. Look at me.

Look at me.
Nod. Squeeze my hand.

I won't let him hurt you.
- David.

They're confusing him.

- Hey, you don't want
your mom to see you this way.

Do you?
Do you?

- He didn't relapse.
Did he?

- Yo, get them off my property.

- David, did Lucas drug you?
Is this about Elisa?

* *

- My mom, the truth...

he doesn't want me
telling the truth.

- And what is the truth David?

- Elisa didn't fall.

Lucas pushed her.

- He's lying.
He's just an addict.

You can't believe
a word he says.

- I need to tell her
that it's not her fault,

and Lucas won't let me leave.

- David, we're gonna
take you to your mom.

- Lucas,
you get a trip downtown.

- It was an accident.
It was.

- But covering it up wasn't.

- We need to hurry.

- * I look in your eyes
and all I see *

* Reflected is a picture
of what I shouldn't be *

- Is my father--
- I'm sorry, Ms. Mosely.

Your father's gone.

- * A thousand little lies
are easier to hide *

* I can't come clean
because you're so good to me *

- [coughing]

[tender pop music]

* *

- Mom.

- I knew you'd find him.

- I'm sorry
it took me so long, Mom.

- Oh, it's OK.

* *

- Mom?
- Yes?

- Elisa's death
wasn't your fault.

The ladder wasn't broken.

Lucas pushed her.

* *

- Oh.

- I'm so sorry, Mom.

- It's OK.
You're--you're free now.

You free now.
We're both free now.

[both sobbing]

* *

- I love you, mom.

* *

- * It's too much to carry *

- Mom?
Mom.

Mom!

[sobbing]
Mom!

Mom!

- * I know it's been long *

* And it's made
my heart heavy *

* Oh, here I am
stuck on my own *

- Mom!
Mom!

- * So look away for me *

[door clicks]

[tense music]

* *

- You still
wanna call your dad?

Just--just look at him.

He's at a bar,
drinking with friends.

I tried to warn you,
but now you see.

He's not looking for you.

He doesn't need you.

He doesn't care, not like I do.

* *

- He remembered.

He has his gloves.
He's OK.

[soft dramatic music]

* *

Thank you for giving me hope.

* *

I will see him again...

[door slams]

One day.

* *

- * I'm moving forward *

* Flying high, I'll be gone *

* Future's looking bright *

* So put your sunglasses on *

- A shot of apple cider?

[upbeat pop music]

* *

[together]
Welcome home.

* *

- * I'm moving forward *

* Yeah *

* And I'm moving on *

[soft dramatic music]

* *

[knocks]

* *

- Hey.

So Lucas gave
a full confession.

Apparently, he's been
manipulating David for years,

trying to keep his secret,
providing him with money

for pills, saying his mom
would blame them both

if he ever told her.

When David finally
hit 90 days sober,

he reached out to Lucas,

told him he was coming clean
to Rachel, part of his amends.

- And Lucas didn't want
his aunt

to find out what he did,

so he drugged David
and was holding him

until Rachel passed away.

No one should keep
a child away from a parent.

I hope that Lucas gets
put away for a long time.

- I hated
having us at odds today.

* *

- You'll want this back.

* *

Wait.

That--that moment at the lake?

It meant something to me too.

I--I just--

I can't let it mean
more than that right now.

- Lucky for you,
I'm a patient man.

* *

- Hey.

- Thought you'd left.

- Technically,
I'm still in my office.

And I just wanted
to make sure you were OK.

And if peaceful silence
is what you need,

then that's cool too.

- Uh...

Uh, Mike was my best friend.

We were
in the military together.

Man, he kept me laughing
even when things got rough.

* *

He was...

* *

He was also

addicted to amphetamines.

He was high the night
everything went down.

And, honestly, a lot of things
went wrong that night.

But I--
I can't help but think things

would've been different
if Mike had been sober.

- Sometimes not knowing
is the hardest part.

* *

The new "Street Fighter"
gets released next month,

and I may or may not
have illegally

downloaded a copy already.

And I've got
an extra controller,

if you're interested.

* *

- I thought you left.

- I, uh, forgot my wallet.

- Lacey, I'm sorry
I didn't listen to you today.

I know you were
only trying to help.

- I understand.
This case was personal.

There's been distance
between us

since your father passed.

I kept telling myself
that it was your grief,

but I'm not so sure.

* *

I think you're hiding
something from me.

I don't know what,
but I know that you lied to me,

to all of us,
a couple of times.

* *

- Lacey, I love you.

- I love you too.

But something's changed, Gabi.

You've changed.

- * We're looking up
to the sky *

* Searching for a reason why *

* *

* Oh, we're holding on
to our hope *

* Blinded by the smoke *

* *

* But we're coming in
like a hurricane *

* Heads down
in the pouring rain *

- We found David.

- * We'll fight
till doomsday *

- Gabrielle...

wait.

I'm sorry.

[energetic rock music]

I'm sorry you didn't get

to say a final
goodbye to your father.

- Don't you dare apologize.

There's no atoning for what
you've done,

for what you've cost me,

for what you continue
to cost me.

* *

You don't deserve redemption.

* *

You're a monster.

- And what does this make you?

- * When the world's
in ashes *

* Lost you all to havoc *

* Raise our swords *

* We'll fight till doomsday *

[door slams]

[soft dramatic music]

* *

- Oh.

I was just about to run out
to check on Tony.

You OK?

[muffled speech]

- I didn't know
where else to go.

Gabi, Mallory found out
about the thumb drive.

I told him it was all me.

* *

I've been suspended and,
pending an investigation,

will likely be fired.

[dramatic music]

* *

- Greg, move your head.