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Help! Someone call the police!

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[indistinct chatter]

Stop! Stop!

[laughing]

-Give it back. Come on. -[laughing]

Thank God. That picture was awful.

Chill. Here. Have another drink.

-Not here. Okay? -Oh, come on.

It's not every day we just celebrate

the last day of school.

Next year we'll be seniors, it'll be summer forever,

and then I can get off of this damn island!

Okay. Come on. Let's take a selfie.

Okay. Say "Hawaii sucks!"

Hawaii sucks.

Let's go. Come on. Come on.

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[chuckles]

[Bailey] Oh, here comes your mom.

I'd do anything to have your life.

[Mia] Oh, come on. My life isn't that special.

Um, you live in a villa on the water.

That practically makes you a Kardashian.

You know, if you ever need anything,

my mom's always here for you.

We both are. I mean, you're practically like my sister.

And besides, your mom's not that bad.

You're right. She's worse.

-[Laura] Hey, girls. -Hey, Laura.

Let's go.

Would you mind putting my board back in the shop?

[man] Sure, Laura.

That was my sixth lesson in a row today.

Mikey called in sick, so I had to do double duty.

Girls, think very carefully

before you decide to run your own business.

Mom, stop. You're gonna get me wet.

Did you finish your self portrait?

-Not yet. -Well, I can't wait to see it.

Mom, stop. Seriously, you're soaking me.

-Ya girls come out here to swim? -[Bailey] I don't have a suit.

[Laura] You wore one over the other day

when you came over to use the hot tub.

There's a difference between a suit you wear

around your friends and one you wear out here.

Okay, I can take a hint.

Who wants to go shopping for swimsuits?

My treat. Mia?

-Uh, Mia would love a new suit. -Mm-hmm.

[Laura] Who's that guy?

-What guy? -That guy.

I thought I caught him smoking weed behind my school

the other day with his surfing buddies.

At least I think that was him.

You don't see many tattoos like that.

Oh. Guys like him aren't Mia's type.

Oh, really? Well, who's type are they?

Mine. And I bet I'm his type, too.

Hey, we agreed. No boyfriends until after high school.

-Mom, I know. I know. -Uh, it's just one more year.

And it's not like we can't make an exception.

Mom, seriously, stop.

-I know your rules. -Okay.

Go get Bailey, lock up the shop and then we'll go shopping.

All right, right over there.

[Laura] Perfect.

Thanks, girls.

[Bailey] I'd shoot myself if I had to work

with these annoying tourists every day.

[Laura] Uh, these annoying tourists are why

Mia and I can afford to live in this paradise.

If this is paradise, I do not wanna know what hell looks like.

Hey, enough negative talk. Where do you two girls wanna...

[gasps] Oh.

-I was hoping you'd be here. -[Bailey] Hey.

Stay the hell away from her!

Whoa, whoa. You guys know this guy?

Yeah, he's a crazy stalker who won't leave Mia alone

'cause she wouldn't go to prom with him.

Stop.

I'm not a bad guy, Mia, I swear.

I know I was a jerk before, but I just wanted to say--

I don't think you need to say anything. Okay? Just--

Wait, mom. Just let him talk. Okay?

Well, I just wanna apologize, you know, about prom.

You know I got pretty upset.

It's okay. And I respect the fact that you apologized.

So you think we can give it another shot?

Trent, I-I-I'm sorry.

I-I don't like you like that.

No means no, Trent. Learn to take a hint.

Oh, you wanna punch me just like you punched Ray? Go for it.

All right, all right, stop it, both of you.

-What's your last name? -Why does it matter anyway?

Because I need to know who to file a report against

if you keep harassing my daughter.

-I'm not harassing her! -Just leave now.

Forget it. Who needs you anyway?

[laughs]

-Can you believe that loser? -Stop.

Mia, you did not tell me that there was a guy harassing you.

What else has he done? Has he hurt you?

No, mom. Trent's just a pest, okay?

-Are you sure? -Yes. I promise.

Don't worry, Trent's like one of those angry rescue dogs

who are all bark and no bite.

Well, he better be, or he's gonna find out

why I have a shotgun underneath my bed.

I didn't know you had a gun.

[sighs] I hate that she does. I hate guns.

Can we just forget about all this and go shopping?

It's the first day of vacation, and I'd like to enjoy it.

-Please. -Okay, fine.

What kind of swimsuit do you girls wanna get?

-I'm thinking a Brazilian thong. -That one.

I'm thinking you're dead wrong.

[laughing]

Okay, you tried on your bathing suit

with the dressing-room door open.

-Well, the lock was broken. -Okay, okay.

Besides, it pays to advertise. Right, Laura?

Uh, I'm pleading the fifth.

Bailey, do you wanna stay for dinner?

When has she not stayed for dinner?

I-I mean, unless you don't want me to.

I just don't want you two to grow up so fast.

Pretty soon you're gonna be 18 and forget all about me.

Mom, you framed my mermaid?

Wow. I wish I could paint like that.

Me, too. Mia definitely gets her talent from her daddy.

I wish he could see how wonderful you turned out.

Alani! I was just gonna make dinner.

-Do you wanna join us? -Oh, no. I'm fixing my Harley.

I just wanted to drop this letter off for Mia.

Left in my mailbox by mistake.

It's from the art school in Paris.

Okay.

Oh. Uh...

Hey, what do they know?

Hold on. What did that letter--

-I got in! -[cheering]

Wait, wait, how could you already get into art school?

I mean, we're not even done with high school yet.

It's not college or anything, it's just a four-week

summer art-camp intensive for high-school students.

-Four weeks? -[Laura] Yes.

But this Paris program pretty much guarantees

that she'll be accepted into their institute

after high school.

Wow. I can't wait to tell Gretch the Wretch.

-She's gonna flip out. -Who?

Wait. Don't tell anybody anything, okay?

It's too expensive. I can't go.

Hold on, let me see this.

That's what savings accounts are for.

-Mom, are you, are you sure? I-- -Of course.

[Laura] We'll use your college fund.

-This is school! -Okay.

-When do you go? -Uh, first of July.

First of July?

I thought we were gonna spend the summer together.

Bailey, we'll have June and August.

I mean, come on, it's Paris.

Yeah, yeah, you're right.

That's, that's amazing. Congrats.

Um, I-I actually forgot about some stuff I have to do at home.

I should, I should probably get going.

-Wait, w-what about dinner? -It's fine.

-[Laura] Bailey, wait. -What?

You forgot your swimsuit.

Oh. Thanks.

Is she mad at me for getting in?

She just feels a little left out.

And jealous. What? I'm jealous.

Mia is going to Paris, and she's only 16.

I think this is cause for celebration.

My Harley can wait. Dinner's on me.

I think I should go after Bailey.

No. Leave her alone, she'll come around.

Tonight is about you!

Okay. Okay. Okay.

Well, you're up early.

I wanted to finish this before I go.

Go where, honey? School's out.

Not school. The volcano.

I wanted to paint a good picture of it before I go to Paris.

Aw, I wish I didn't have to teach today.

And I'd go with you. Do you need a ride?

No, it's okay. I'll catch the shuttle.

Will you be home in time for--

The Chinese takeout

and bad reality TV?

You know it, I'd never miss

our Sunday-night dates for anything.

-Love you. Mwah! -I love you so much. Bye.

-Have fun. -Thank you.

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You know, maybe Mia was just too ashamed to tell you

that she was being made fun of.

Yeah, but Mia tells me everything.

Did you tell your mom everything when you were Mia's age?

No, but I'm nothing like my mother.

Oh, I forgot.

You are a cool mom.

What time is it? Oh, 6:28.

I should call and order the food before Mia gets home.

Thanks again for letting me do my laundry over here tonight.

I love that you can fix a motorcycle,

but not a washing machine.

Hey, Sandra.

Yes. Uh, Mia and I will have our usual Sunday-night special.

Extra spicy.

Thank you.

[crickets chirping]

[sighs] Hey, honey, it's me.

Um, I know this is like the fifth time I've called,

but I'm in Mama Bear mode, so call me, please.

-Mia's still not here? -No.

What time does the last shuttle leave the volcano?

Nine o'clock.

Look, maybe her phone died

and she got carried away painting.

No, it's too dark to paint now.

[tapping on door]

-Hey. -Hey.

Did you guys eat all the food or...

-Is Mia with you? -Uh, no.

We were supposed to meet for ice cream, but she ditched me.

I just figured she had Paris on her mind.

-Call the police. -Alani, you're scaring me.

It's, she's an hour-and-a-half late.

Wait, wait, and she hasn't answered the phone?

No.

That's not like Mia.

Laura, I think you should call.

[line ringing]

Now, she reminds me of my kids

when they were teenagers.

Ran all over this town. And you know what happened?

-They came home. -All right.

You don't understand, Mia's home by seven o'clock

every Sunday night.

Okay, well, I'll have the officers on duty

keep an eye out for her.

You know, maybe you check with some of her other friends.

When she does come home, don't be too hard on her.

It is summer after all.

[scoffs] Oh, my God.

He's not gonna look for her.

Bailey, do you know anyone else that Mia could be with?

Um, I-I don't know, maybe some kid she did art with?

But I'm not sure she'd ditch me for them.

Not sure is better than nothing.

-Let's go. -Okay.

Mia!

We should look in this store.

All right, I'm sure she's in here. Maybe I missed her.

-Nothing. -Are you serious?

Mia!

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

-Mia, where are you? -Mia!

Mia!

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Anything?

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No.

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[waves crashing]

I should've gone with her.

She's just so damn independent.

Just like her dad. I swear I...

What if she tried to get closer to the volcano?

-What if she fell off a cliff? -Hey, hey, hey.

I'm the dare devil, not Mia.

[cell phone ringing]

[gasps] Yes?

Hi, Sheriff Douglas. What is it?

No.

Laura, what is it?

So when you came out of the water,

you found the body where?

-Just... -Just beyond the rocks here?

[Laura] No! No! Mia!

-Uh, thank you. -[Laura sobbing]

-Let me through! -Hold-hold on.

-Hold on. Ms. Sheldon, stop. -No.

-Stop. -No, no.

Go ahead.

No.

No!

[Laura] No!

-I'm so sorry. -No.

Oh, my baby. No. No, no, no.

[Douglas] Come on. Let them do their thing.

[Laura] No. [Douglas] You'll see her again.

Come on.

It's okay.

[Laura] No...

-No. -Come on. Cover her up.

[Laura sobbing]

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[indistinct chatter]

All right, then.

Thank you for coming.

Thank you.

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[Laura] Alani, please.

Thank you, everyone, for coming to remember Mia.

We can't do a proper burial,

but we had to something to put her soul at rest...

to put all of our souls at rest.

This memorial candle symbolizes that.

So Mia would probably think

this is totally cheesy and sentimental.

[sobbing] Bailey, you wanna help me light it?

[all sobbing]

It's beautiful.

Like one of Mia's paintings brought to life.

Thank you for being my daughter.

Who is that guy?

Hey! Stop!

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Stop!

I, I told him not to come.

Who is he? Who is he? How did he know Mia?

His name's Kaleo.

He was Mia's boyfriend.

What?

[engine revving]

-What did you find? -Ah...

It's not exactly why I'm here, Ms. Sheldon.

Uh, we found this in the bushes

on the beach near where Mia was found.

I had my team dust it for prints,

but only hers were found on there.

I thought maybe you wanted to have it back.

Her-her cell phone is in there as well.

Well, couldn't this be evidence? Are you giving up?

No. We're committed as ever.

I just read an article that perpetrators not found

within the first 48 hours are usually never found.

-Tomorrow it will be one week. -Well, I promise you, Ms. She--

You know what, you wouldn't have to promise me anything

if you would've taken my concerns about Mia

more seriously in the first place.

Thank you for finding her things.

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[sighs]

[gasps] Bailey.

-Laura! -What are you doing here?

[sighs] I didn't wanna bother you.

I just came to get my stuff.

Slept over so many times,

my whole wardrobe is practically here.

This was like your second home.

Now that Mia's gone, I figured you wouldn't want me

hanging around anymore.

Are you kidding?

No, I want that. I still want that. I'll always want that.

You weren't just Mia's friend. You were my friend, too, right?

I miss her so much.

Me, too.

I don't know how we're gonna get through this,

but we're gonna do it together, okay?

You found her bag!

The sheriff just brought it by.

[sighs]

I was scared I'd never see this again.

This was the first thing we ever bought together.

See? They match.

Bailey, it's time that you and I really talked.

Look, I, I need you to focus.

I know Mia kept secrets from me,

secrets that only you know.

-I don't know anything. -Yes, you do.

You knew that surfer was her boyfriend.

What else is Mia keeping from me?

I promised her I'd never tell.

Unless I could get Mia to show you.

Then I wouldn't be breaking my promise, right?

What do you mean have Mia show me?

[sighs]

Uh, the password could be anything.

Not if I have the same one, too.

BFF, number four, then ever.

Mia and I were practically the same person.

We shared everything. Try it.

B-F-F-4-E-V-E-R.

[sighs] Where do I begin?

Are you sure you wanna do this?

Because once you see what Mia was really like,

you can't un-see it.

-Bailey... -I-I'm just warning you.

Go to photos.

Kaleo was in my house?

Yeah, you were at work. Keep scrolling.

Don't worry. They never had sex.

-How do you know? -'Cause she told me.

Besides, Kaleo couldn't risk getting in trouble.

Because I might find out?

No, 'cause he's, like, 19. Maybe older.

[sighs] He didn't go to your high school?

Well, I don't even think he finished high school.

They met at the bowling alley where he works.

-Mia hates bowling. -Laura.

Do you really think teenagers

go to the bowling alley just to bowl?

Mm...

Well, they laughed a lot.

Looks like Mia really liked him.

Did Kaleo take these pictures?

No. I did.

-She asked me to. -You took these photos?

She wanted to surprise Kaleo with them.

I'm sorry, why did you want me to see these?

'Cause practically everyone else has.

She showed these to other people?

No, not on purpose.

Some jerk hacked into her phone and airdropped them

to, like, the whole school six months ago.

Six months? She's been dating Kaleo that long?

How did I not know this? Oh...

Mia wanted to kill herself when everyone saw those photos.

And Gretch the Wretch made sure everyone did.

I think she was the one who hacked

into her phone to start with.

-Gretch the Wretch? -Yeah, Gretchen Largo.

You mean, that cute girl that Mia used to go to art camp with

when she was a kid?

If you think a deranged bitch is cute,

then, yeah, that's Gretchen.

Mia should still have the videos. I...

I told her not to delete them in case we need evidence.

What did Gretchen do to Mia?

She destroyed two of her paintings

to try to ruin her chances of going to Paris.

See?

[Mia in video] Bailey, w-who would do something like this?

[Bailey in video] It was Gretchen.

Go talk to her. Go.

And I don't even know if she did it.

[Bailey] I sure as hell did.

Bailey, no, stop, just give it...

You bitch!

What the hell are you doing?

It's called payback.

Where's Mrs. Norris?

Stop filming me.

Not until you admit what you did to Mia's artwork.

[Mia in video] Bailey, stop. Okay?

-No. -[Mia] Stop. Stop!

[Bailey] But she's the one who's trying to ruin

your chances into getting into the Paris school.

I can get into Paris on my own.

I don't need to destroy anyone else's artwork

or send naked photos of my nasty ass

to get people to think that I'm something special.

I didn't send those photos of myself.

Keep up the innocent act.

The porn industry's gonna love it.

But you may wanna get a boob-job first.

[Bailey in video] Oh, take this.

[grunting]

Get it?

I got a week's detention.

But somebody had to put her in her place.

[sighs] So this is why people are making fun of Mia at school.

I ran into a woman who told me

that her son stood up for Mia.

Oh, you know about the fight with Trent?

-Is that the kid with the roses? -Yeah.

Out of everyone who teased Mia, he was the worst.

He took it to a whole another level.

Oh, I-I got it on video.

You and Mia sure did get in a lot of fights

that I didn't know about.

I thought you said you and Mia had the same passwords

on your phone.

We do.

Or did.

After Mia died I had to change everything.

Okay, look at this. It's really something.

Mia, will you go to prom with me?

[Mia] Um...

Wait! I asked you a question.

-Leave me alone. -[boy] You all right, Mia?

What you gonna do about it?

Is she taking pictures with you, too?

[clamoring]

Call the security.

-Oh! -Oh, no!

[clamoring]

Well?

Well, what?

What, you think this kid got so mad at Mia that he killed her?

I don't know. Maybe.

All the way from Italy?

What?

This is the travel itinerary of Trent Hughes and his family.

They arrived in Italy two days before Mia went missing.

They're currently on their way to Spain.

At least that was the plan when we talked to 'em last week.

Just like we talked to all of her classmates

on the phone last week.

I see. I just thought that--

Listen, we are not gonna stop until we find Mia's killer.

But this kid...

It's not him.

Thank you.

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Why didn't you tell me about him?

Why didn't I let you tell me about him?

[cell phone ringing]

-Hello? -[woman] Is this Mia Sheldon?

-I'm Mia's mother. -Can you let her know...

that the bracelet she ordered is ready for pick-up?

She ordered a bracelet?

Yes. In fact, it's engraved.

Sorry this took so long, but special orders usually do.

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What makes it so special?

She designed the bracelet.

There's an inscription on there.

"Love you forever. Mia."

-Can we get this gift-wrapped? -Sure can.

I can take care of it right now.

You're really gonna give that to him? In person?

Laura, you don't know

what kind of guy Kaleo really is.

I know. So it's time I find out.

-Here you go. -Thank you.

You're welcome.

Hey, how is it? Welcome to Pali Lanes.

Excuse me, is Kaleo working today?

-Yes. -Uh, where is he?

Uh, I don't know. Uh, he might be on break or something.

Do y'all wanna bowl?

-Yes. -No.

-No. -Yes, we're bowling.

Yes, please. Size five and seven, please.

-I'm not bowling. -We're bowling.

Size five, size seven.

Got you over on, uh, lane 20, okay?

-Thank you. -Yeah.

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Oh.

Wow.

Sure is a long break he is on, huh?

I know.

Wow. So much for beginner's luck.

You've really never been bowling before?

Not even with your parents?

My mom was always too busy getting wasted.

What about your dad?

My step-dad is counting down the days until I'm 18,

so he doesn't have to look after me anymore.

I'm sorry, honey.

I didn't realize things were so bad at home.

Why do you think I practically lived at your place?

-You know what you need to do? -Get my GED?

So I can finally get off this island?

No. You need to learn how to hold the ball correctly.

Here you go.

Bowling's a lot like surfing.

-Okay? -Okay.

It's about control

and using your core.

All right, so aim down the line and think about that.

Okay.

See? So much better.

It was better.

Is that the girl in the video you showed me?

The one who was making fun of Mia?

[indistinct chatter]

-You, you look so cute. -Yeah, it's very touristy.

But at the same time it's...

[indistinct chatter]

-Maybe fine. -Uh, um, may I help you?

I'm Mia Sheldon's mother.

Oh. Hi. I'm really sorry.

-Are you? -Of course I'm sorry.

Listen, Ms. Sheldon, I don't know

what Bailey told you that I did.

Who sent you those photos?

The naked ones?

They just showed up on my phone.

Someone airdropped them. And not just my phone.

Almost everyone in the school got those photos.

Yeah, and then you sent them out to kids at other schools.

Made sure everyone saw them.

And I feel terrible about that.

I may not have always gotten along with your daughter,

but I certainly never wanted her dead.

I feel sick that the reason I'm going to Paris

is because Mia can't.

You're going to Paris? The art program in July?

I-I was the alternate choice. I just found out today.

And that's why we're here, to celebrate.

Celebrate?

-I feel really bad, Ms. Sheldon. -No, what you doing?

Gretchen, do us all a favor and don't talk about emotions

you've never felt before.

-Screw you! -Hey.

Don't talk to me like that!

-I'll talk to you anyway I want! -Well...

You just talked yourself out of a job.

Return the shirt. They're not yours.

Yeah, get out. That's right.

Ms. Sheldon, please believe me when I say how sorry I am.

-Really! -That's enough.

-Have fun in Paris, skank! -Ah.

Oh, my God.

Bailey, come on!

-Hey, stop! -No, I'm sorry, we have to go.

Okay, yeah, after you return the shoes.

-Ah, this was a stupid idea. -Just chill.

-No, he's leaving. And-- -And probably going home.

-[man] Yes. -So we'll meet him there.

[man] Yeah. You can do that.

You think I don't know his address?

-Perfect. -What else do you know?

We can talk about this inside.

-After you take your shoes off. -Okay, we'll give 'em to you.

Thank-thank you. All right.

Kaleo lives here?

Yeah, he lives at the bottom of this complex.

He could already be passed out.

Mia always joked he'd nap all day

so he could wake up to surf.

Did she stay overnight with him?

No. They never slept together. I told you.

We just drank beer here.

Beer? Oh...

Hey! What is she doing here?

It was my idea.

-We wanna come inside. -For what?

To look around, so Mia's mother can see what kind of guy

her daughter was hanging out with.

-Look, I just wanna talk. -And I have nothing to say.

-I have a present for you. -Sure you do, lady.

It's a present from Mia.

"Love you forever. Mia. XOXO."

[scoffs] I can't take this.

This was the last gift she gave anyone.

Well, it's too bad, isn't it?

Do you know who killed my daughter?

Don't you mean, did I kill your daughter?

Yes.

Mia, you stupid girl.

Mia wasn't stupid.

She'd have to be stupid to fall in love with me, wouldn't she?

A jerk who couldn't keep her safe.

It's okay.

Look, I just wanted to meet you. I just wanna know you.

I told her I was too old for her.

I told her that it would never work out.

She was so nice, so innocent,

but she wouldn't take no for an answer.

Mia could be very persuasive.

She was scared that if you met me, you'd make us break up.

She knows you're not too fond of surfers.

That's not true. I am a surfer.

She knew that you didn't like surfers like me.

Fish-heads who think they can go pro.

But Mia believed in me.

She was the only one who ever did.

She got me to take it seriously,

wake up in the early morning at 4:00, get better.

And I thought I could do it.

Take Mia with me, travel the world.

She would do her art, I'd surf.

We were both gonna have a great life.

You could still have a great life.

How? I was doing this for her.

You owe it to Mia to keep going.

You can keep going. You keep living.

Do you know anyone who would've wanted to hurt Mia?

Someone you were hanging out with?

No. All the surfers loved Mia.

What about someone who wanted to hurt you?

Someone who wanted to get back at you for something?

No. I don't hang out with people like that.

I mean, she told me there were some guys who teased her.

-Yeah. About the photos. -Yeah.

But I don't think any of those guys

would be crazy enough to kill her.

I mean, nobody can be that cruel.

Well, if you can think of anything, suspect anyone,

you know where to find me. Okay?

I'll come by and tell you.

Maybe I can come by here and there, just to talk.

-Maybe even get some surf tips? -I'd like that very much.

Well, I better get some rest.

I stay up all night to go surf those morning waves.

Did you love her?

Ms. Sheldon, I'll always be in love with your daughter,

no matter what.

[Laura] Why are you so angry? [Bailey] Because you wimped out.

-Kaleo doesn't know anything. -That's 'cause...

-You barely asked him anything. -You know what?

If you were so suspicious of him in the first place,

then why didn't you tell Sheriff Douglas to bring him in?

I didn't even know he existed.

Oh, so what, he can come up

with an alibi, too? Great idea.

Maybe he was with Trent in Italy the day Mia died, too.

That's not fair.

No, what's not fair

are those lies he told you.

He didn't love Mia.

And that crap about her being too young for him?

She was too young for him.

Kaleo only goes for underage girls 'cause they're

the only ones dumb enough to put up with his temper.

Do you know how many times he made Mia cry last month alone?

He was mean to her?

Back there he was--

Back there he was a surfer

in shining armor?

Yeah, I guess he fooled you, too.

-Like mother, like daughter. -Hey!

Oh, and that speech about him

wanting to become a famous surfer...

No, that could be true, I've heard his name

mentioned on the beach. Anyone who gets up before--

If he was such a great guy,

why was Mia too ashamed to tell you about him?

If he was such a bad guy, then why did

Mia date him in the first place?

-Bailey, what are you doing? -I'm getting out.

No. What, why?

Because if you're not gonna turn around to go back

to Kaleo's house, I'm going myself.

And-and, what, we knock on the door and ask him to let us in

and we search the place?

No. We wait till he falls asleep.

-Then we search it. -Oh, come on!

What? He's taking a nap. This is what Kaleo does.

He's probably passed out already.

Look, don't we owe it to Mia to find out?

[instrumental music]

[music continues]

Ha! Right. He's out. Let's go.

I really don't wanna do this.

You're right. I'll let you know what I find.

No, Bailey, stop. Please, this is crazy.

Honey, I can't have you go in there alone.

Then come with me.

Laura, I'm going in with you or without.

[sighs] Bailey.

Bailey. Bailey, come on.

Come here.

Look over there. That stuff.

[sighs]

[gasps]

[intense music]

Laura. Laura, Laura, Laura.

[gasps]

I knew he was lying. We have to take a photo of it.

How else will the sheriff believe us?

-[sighs] -Don't, don't, don't touch it!

You'll get your fingerprints on it.

[sighs]

[knocking on door]

[gasping]

Hello?

-Who's there? -[man] Yo, Kaleo!

[knocking on door]

[man] Kaleo! I got some weed, dude.

Let's go. Now. Let's go.

-We're going. Going. -One more photo of it.

-We'll get one more photo. -Absolutely not.

[indistinct radio chatter]

[mumbles]

[Laura] Sheriff!

We couldn't wait till tomorrow to show you this.

Sorry we hunted you down on your break.

-I'm never on break. -It's Kaleo's.

We just wanted you to see this as soon as possible so you can--

Ms. St. James...

Now maybe you can tell me where were you the night Mia was shot.

-Are you serious? -[Laura] Bailey was with me...

the night Mia was shot. You saw her at my house.

Ms. Sheldon, when was the last time you fired your weapon?

I don't have my files with me, but am I correct in recalling

that you have a gun registered in your name?

Okay, yeah, big deal she has a gun. My stepfather has a gun.

Practically everyone on this island has a gun.

Bailey, let me handle this.

We are not suspects

in my own daughter's murder.

No, you are not.

And now thanks to you two, Kalili is no longer

a viable suspect

because he can press charges for breaking and entering

because you two are so desperate

to blame anyone for your daughter's murder.

-I'm not just blaming anyone. -No?

-You're not? Okay, let's see. -No.

There was the classmate

who you wanted me to nail to the cross

until you found out he was out of town.

And then, what, the boyfriend who you just found out about,

what, two days ago?

And then what? So who's next? The, the neighbor?

Maybe someone from your class? Me?

Look, if you're not gonna take finding who killed

my best friend seriously, we'll find someone--

You will do nothing.

Listen, we've been tracking a couple of surfers,

and Kalili was one of them, but we had no reason

to bring him in as a suspect.

Now this picture you took changes everything.

-Good, I just want you to-- -No, now I've to let him know...

what his rights are in case he wants to press charges.

Charges against me?

Oh, my God. I have let this get so out of control.

Ms. Sheldon... go home.

Join a grief support group. Go on a trip.

Do whatever you need to do to deal with the loss

of your daughter. Okay?

Because listening to the advice of a teenager

and not your own adult instinct,

it might mean that we never find your daughter's killer.

Do you understand me?

-No. No, we're not done here. -Yes, we are, Bailey.

-But-- -But nothing. We're leaving.

Now. Get in the car.

[instrumental music]

[engine revving]

You know what? We should go to the media. Get on the news.

Show them how little our cops here actually

care about protecting and serving.

I mean, how does he think he can talk to us like that?

Bailey, just stop! Okay? Stop it.

Where am I taking you? I don't even know where you live.

I thought I was sleeping at your place tonight.

No. You need to go home.

Fine. Let me out and I'll walk.

What? So, so you can get shot in the middle of the night, too?

No.

Where do you live?

I-it's right up here.

I-I'm sorry, Laura.

I-I just wanted Mia to get some justice. I...

I thought I was doing the right thing.

Goodnight, Bailey.

Can we get lunch tomorrow?

Maybe.

Maybe means no.

Look, I just think that we need

to take some time apart for a while, okay?

So much has happened

and we both have all these mixed-up feelings.

-I am not mixed up. -Well, I am. Okay?

I need some time to figure things out and...

to be alone for a while.

You mean you don't wanna be around me for a while.

-Bailey... -No, it's fine.

I mean, I'm used to it.

You may be giving up on finding out who killed Mia,

but I'm not.

I'll do this without you.

Bailey, come on. Stop it. Don't leave like this.

Now I get why Mia never opened up to you.

I mean, if you were my mom, I wouldn't have told you

about Gretchen or Kaleo or Trent

or any of the other people who made our life hell, either...

because you don't wanna hear the truth.

You'd rather everyone lie to you

than tell you what's actually going on.

[car door slams]

[waves crashing]

Up dog. Heart to the sun.

Tuck your toes and push back into down dog.

Bend your knees, hop forward.

Swan dive up and hands to your heart.

Hey, Laura.

Alani, will you take over for me?

[Alani] Mm-hmm. Yeah, I got it.

Okay, ladies, just...

Sheriff.

I am so embarrassed about last night.

-I totally understand-- -That's not why I'm here.

-He's not upset? -I just came from his house.

Well, I-I really wanna explain to him--

I'm afraid that's not possible.

Well, I need to apologize.

Ms. Sheldon...

Kaleo is dead.

What?

We normally wouldn't share a suicide note

with anyone outside of the immediate family,

but since he wrote it to you, I...

To me? What?

"Dear Ms. Sheldon, after talking with you tonight,

I realize I can't lie to you any longer.

[Laura] When she told me she was going to Paris, I went crazy

and was scared she was going to leave me forever.

I didn't mean to shoot her.

I just wanted to scare her into staying with me.

The gun just went off.

It was an accident.

I'm so sorry I took your daughter away.

She deserved better than me."

The bullet casings from Kaleo's gun

matches the one used on Mia.

Oh, my God!

My poor baby.

To love like that, and I didn't even know?

I mean, if I did, I could have...

Oh, why did I tell her she couldn't have a boyfriend?

Of course she'd have a boyfriend.

Every girl wants a boyfriend.

I was 16 when I met her dad.

You couldn't protect Mia from him.

I couldn't protect her from him

because she was too scared

to even tell me about him.

You know, Bailey was right, she was telling me the truth

about Kaleo from the start.

I turned my back on her.

[sighs] I have to get back.

Thank you.

[instrumental music]

So he's really dead?

Thank you for meeting me out here.

I wasn't sure that you'd come after...

I'm sorry I didn't believe you.

Is that... Is that her?

Yeah.

They, uh, they finally released the body

now that we know that Kaleo was the one who, uh...

Look, I don't wanna do this alone. Okay?

I wanna be with someone who Mia loved, too.

Do you wanna do this with me?

It's okay. I can spread her ashes another time.

Bailey...

We never finished our bowling lesson.

I thought you needed to be alone.

No. What I need is a friend.

Maybe give your neighbor Alani a call.

No. What I need is you.

Look, I couldn't have done any of this without you.

You are like a daughter to me. You know that, right?

Please. I lost Mia. I can't lose you, too.

It really hurt when you didn't believe me.

I know. I'm so sorry.

I'm not gonna turn my back on you again, okay?

I promise.

Let's go.

[instrumental music]

♪ These days

♪ I haven't been sleeping

♪ Thinkin' about you

♪ And these days

♪ The road is getting longer

♪ And we can't see through

♪ And I know you probably won't believe this ♪

♪ But I know

♪ I've still gotta try

♪ When your sky falls

♪ I'll be right here by your side ♪

♪ When your world stops

♪ I'll be your angel in disguise we'll pick up... ♪

Alani and I are going hiking at the waterfalls tomorrow.

Do you wanna join us?

I'd love that.

♪ Wanted you to know

Mm.

Okay. Have a good rest of your day.

I'll try. They don't make it easy.

[instrumental music]

[door opens]

Where you been? Hey, I'm talking.

-Where you've been? -I was just--

I cannot wait until you get out

so we can all get on with our lives.

[Bailey] Get on with our lives? You don't care about my life.

All you care about is your life!

[stepfather] It's about family. It's about love.

[Bailey] Oh, yeah, you think mom loves you so much?

-Mom is scared of you.. -What? Your mom's scared of you.

[Bailey] Oh, my God, you're brainwashing her

and you're tryin' to brainwash me, it's not fair.

[stepfather] What's not fair is the way you treat other people.

-[knocking on door] -Hey! What's going on in there?

[Bailey] ...you never came into my life.

-Hey, you're not my father. -But I am your daddy.

And I'm getting sick and tired--

Most dads love their kids.

They don't try to kick them out every day.

It's not fair! Just let--

Who the hell are you? Get out of my house.

Not without Bailey. Honey, you're coming home with me.

A-a-are you sure?

You heard the lady. Get out.

-You want her so bad, take her. -Don't touch her.

Did he hurt you?

-Not yet. -Yet? Not ever.

I never laid one hand on that ungrateful brat.

Good. And you never will.

Let's go.

Bailey, honey, where are you going?

Your husband asked me to leave.

Be careful out there.

It gets cold.

Just get out.

[sobbing]

[Bailey] But this is Mia's room.

Yeah.

Would you rather sleep on the sofa?

No, it's just

I've never slept in here without her.

Well, I want you to be somewhere safe.

But if you're more comfortable--

No, no, no. This is fine. It's perfect.

It'll be just like old times.

Thank you for letting me stay tonight.

It doesn't have to be just for tonight.

You can stay here as long as you want.

-You mean that? -Yes.

Come here. I'm not turning my back on you again, Bailey.

Get some rest.

[intense music]

Bailey, you still wanna go hiking?

We better go before the waterfalls

are overloaded with tourists.

[tapping on door]

-Laura Sheldon? -Yeah.

-I'm Kai Kalili. Kaleo's uncle. -Uh, now's not a really good--

My nephew would never shoot himself.

-He would never shoot anybody. -I can't talk to you right now.

Kaleo did not kill your daughter.

But I think he knew who did.

Come in.

I practically raised Kaleo and his brothers

when his father passed.

We were very close.

Since I live in Honolulu now,

he, uh, he calls me every week,

let me know how he was doing.

Talk about surfing and Mia, of course.

He told you about her?

He hated keeping it a secret,

but Mia was scared you'd make them break up.

He told me she was scared of a lot of things.

Scared of what? Of who?

The girls at school.

When those photos came out, Kaleo felt helpless,

like, he couldn't protect her from the way the other students

were coming after her.

You knew about the photos, too?

I really do get the mother-of-the-year award.

-Don't I? -Hey, don't blame yourself.

Parents are often the last to know what their kids are up to.

I mean, it's the same with my two girls.

I mean, I learned first-hand experience

in how cruel girls can be.

Yeah, most of the girls at our school

are ready to annihilate each other.

Especially when someone gets awarded a scholarship to Paris

and they don't.

Do you know someone in particular?

Gretchen.

Gretchen wouldn't murder Mia so she could go to Paris.

Wouldn't she?

Ms. Sheldon.

I know Kaleo would never hurt your daughter.

Please, help me clear his name.

I don't know, maybe I can ask the sheriff

if he'll bring her in for questioning.

No, she's not gonna tell him anything.

We need to talk to her ourselves.

-Just if I can find her. -No, no, no, no.

-No, look. -Hey, give it back.

We're not doing anything weird

like sneaking into someone's house

or breaking any laws again.

We're not breaking any laws.

I just wanna see if I can find where she is.

Oh, I can't even remember my own password.

[Bailey scoffs]

Gretchen's posting pictures of herself on the beach.

Figures.

Mia's gone, and it's just business as usual for her.

Bailey, if you suspect

this girl's involved with Mia's murder,

you should let the police handle this.

What are they gonna handle? I mean, the case is closed.

They've moved on.

But Gretchen hasn't.

These photos were posted a few minutes ago.

So, do you wanna talk to her about Mia or not?

I swear to you, my nephew did not hurt your daughter.

But someone on this island did.

-To Paris! -Whoo!

Bailey, wait. Let's think about this.

-Are you ditching me again? -No.

But Sheriff Douglas said not to interfere.

I thought we were on the same side here.

Was that a lie?

Will you fly from Seattle or LA? Is there a layover?

Gretchen, we need to talk.

I'm a little busy right now. I leave for Paris tomorrow.

It's important, I just wanna ask you

a couple of questions about Mia.

Ms. Sheldon, I feel terrible about the photos.

But how many times do I have to apologize?

Her questions aren't about what a crappy person you are.

They're about who killed Mia.

I thought they caught who killed Mia.

Why are you looking at me like that?

Like I had something to do with it.

No, honey, we're not saying that you did anything.

I just hope that you'll come down to the station

with us and talk to the sheriff, and maybe

together we can find out who did.

But I talked to the police weeks ago.

Oh, yeah? Do they know all the facts?

How you teased Mia, made her think about killing herself?

And then when she wouldn't do that, you took matters

into your own hands, didn't you?

-I'm calling my dad. -Daddy can't save you this time.

-Leave me alone! -Bailey, stop.

Just admit you did it!

-I know you killed her! -Gretchen, stop it.

And you, you call yourself an adult?

You're just as crazy as she is!

Come on, Gretchen.

[indistinct chatter]

[instrumental music]

[Bailey] I-I'm sorry I got out of control.

[Laura] It's not your fault.

Yes, it is. I'm ruining everything.

-No, hon-- -No. Don't get too close.

Laura, I'll just end up hurting you, too.

Bailey, wait!

Bailey!

[Laura sighs]

-Tough day? -You have no idea.

Weren't we supposed to meet at the waterfalls to hike today?

Yeah. And I should have stuck with that plan.

Instead, I got served with a restraining order.

-For what? -For being a moron.

For letting my anger and fear get the best of me.

Alani, this restraining order is for three months.

If that girl comes to the beach, I can't work.

-What girl? -I can't get into it.

Laura, what is going on?

This behavior, it's not who you are.

I know. I don't even know who I am anymore.

Look, you need to get away.

Charlie and I are going scuba diving in Australia next week.

-Just, please, come with us. -I can't do that.

But you love to dive. And Mikey can look after your classes.

Yeah, but he can't look after Bailey,

and I can't leave her now. She just moved in.

-Bailey moved in? -Yes. Last night.

I told her she could stay as long as she wanted.

Are you sure that's a good idea?

Yes. Mia needs me, and I need her.

Don't you mean Bailey? You said "Mia."

[sighs] I did?

Laura, pretending that Bailey is Mia won't bring her back.

I'm not pretending Bailey is Mia.

-Laura, I understand why-- -You don't understand anything.

I can't stand to live in this house by myself. All right?

I keep thinking Mia is in the other room.

I buy her favorite foods, I put them in the fridge

and then I can't bear to throw them out.

Yes, Bailey does need my help.

But the fact is I need her

if I am ever gonna get on with my life.

And other people wanna help you, too.

Look, have a good trip.

And I promise you I will have my head screwed on straight

when you come back.

Just be careful with that girl.

I just don't wanna see you get your heart broken

more than it already is.

[door shuts]

[sighs]

Bailey.

Bailey.

What do you say we save this day and have a nice dinner?

-Yeah? -Yeah.

Okay.

[door opens]

I like my sauce spicy. Do you?

Bailey?

How spicy do you like your sauce?

Oh. Whatever you like.

You've been, uh, awfully distracted by that thing today.

Is everything okay?

Uh, yeah. I guess.

Do you ever get money through your phone?

Like, the kids you teach, do they ever pay you

through an app or something?

No. Usually just cash or card. Why?

Oh, no, I just... Never mind.

Does someone owe you money?

No.

I mean, kind of.

-It's complicated. -Okay.

Well, what do you need money for?

A better question, what do I not need it for?

I mean, I need money if I'm ever gonna get out of here.

Okay, well, you still have another year left of school.

So you don't have to stress out.

Not if I get my GED.

Then, the second I turn 18, I'm, I'm gone.

Who am I kidding?

I'm just gonna end up

trailer trash like my mom.

Hey, you need to stop being so hard on yourself.

Okay? Negative thoughts bring negative outcomes.

At least that's what my fortune cookie said yesterday.

I mean, look at me, Laura.

I'm not exactly talented.

-I'm not smart. -Yes, you are.

You just haven't figured out what you're good at yet.

You're like a sports car that's just stuck in the mud.

You just need a little help getting unstuck. Okay?

Come on.

Do you wanna go to college?

I'd love to go to college.

One of those big schools

with a football team and dorms.

Somewhere where no one would know me.

I could just start over.

Would $50,000 cover it?

That's how much is in Mia's college fund,

which is now your college fund.

You'd really give that to me?

But-but what if I-I screwed up a-and--

Hey! What did I say about talking negative?

Come here.

Why don't you go get cleaned up

and then let's have a nice dinner?

-Okay. -Okay.

I-I'm gonna make you real proud of me, Laura.

-I promise. -I already am.

[sighs]

[cell phone ringing]

-This is Laura. -Laura, this is Sheriff Douglas.

Uh, Bailey's stepfather said she moved in with you.

Yeah, she did, and if he wants to get

in my face about it, he can--

Is Bailey there with you right now?

She's in the shower.

Okay, Ms. Sheldon, listen to me

very carefully, the gun used

to kill your daughter and Kaleo

was owned by Bailey's stepfather.

Kaleo never even owned a gun.

Uh, but Kaleo left a suicide note.

[Douglas on phone] Which was forged with handwriting

that match Bailey's, but...

Well, we never thought to cross-check it

or that Bailey was a suspect

until we found out that her

stepfather's gun was missing.

No, he's lying.

Bailey's stepfather hates her and is trying to--

Listen, we received confirmation from two tourists

who said they witnessed a girl

that matched Bailey's description

the night Mia was killed.

No. No. Bailey loved Mia.

She would never hurt her. She looked out for her!

Okay, well, we can't be sure of that

until we bring her in for questioning.

Listen, I've sent two cars to pick her up right now.

Can you make sure that she stays there until they arrive?

No. Well, maybe the tourists saw another girl.

Maybe they saw Gretchen.

Listen, I need you to remain calm.

Okay? Don't let her know that you suspect anything.

I don't suspect anything because it wasn't her! Please.

Okay, now don't hang up.

Just stay on the line until they get there.

B-F-F-4-E-V-E-R.

Oh, it was like a number or something.

1000.

100,000.

A million?

[cell phone unlocks]

[intense music]

What?

[Laura] "It's been almost two weeks, send me money now.

I did what you asked, now do yours."

"Where's my money? Where's my money? Where's my money?

Where's my money? Where's my money?

Where's my money? Where's my money?

Where's my money? Where's my money? Where's my money?

Where's my money?" What? What? What?

[gasps] My baby...

[Bailey in video] Come on, take your top off.

No. I said no more nudes.

[Bailey] Take your top off, or I'll shoot.

You spaz! It's not even loaded.

You're so stupid. You should see your face.

Okay. Put the gun away.

[Bailey] Do you think I'd shoot my best friend?

[Mia] No. No, stop. Please.

[Bailey] Come on. Come here.

Who said you could use my phone?

Give me back my phone.

I loved you. Mia loved you.

She felt sorry for me.

You were her best friend.

No! I was her pet!

I was Mia's devoted audience,

watching her live a life I could only dream of.

She had it all.

Talent, looks, brains.

And, eventually, the guys.

[Bailey] Mia and Kaleo put me on look-out duty

while they played kissy-face in the bedroom.

[Mia] Come on, come on, come on.

Come on, come on.

Bailey, watch for my mom.

It was humiliating.

But what did I care?

I had other friends...

over 5000 of them,

including one who made me a proposition

I just couldn't resist.

He paid me to take photos.

I felt special,

wanted, desired.

All the things Mia felt every day.

But who was I kidding?

Mia was on a whole another level than me.

If our friendship was gonna work out,

I'd need to bring her down to mine.

Which is exactly what I did when the guy paid me

to take photos of my best friend.

[intense music]

Hey, nice photos. You do videos, too?

[laughing]

Oh, damn.

I don't know who airdropped those photos to the school,

but I must admit, I didn't feel too sorry for her, though.

And I was the only one who felt like cheap trailer trash.

She's not answering my texts.

I mean, is she in there? Is she okay?

She's in there, but she doesn't wanna talk to you.

Why? It wasn't my fault. I mean...

Someone must have hacked in to my phone.

-Look, she doesn't wanna talk. -Of course she does.

She doesn't wanna talk to you.

I had built my entire world around Mia.

I needed her acceptance, her validation.

[Bailey] As much as I wanted her friendship, I also resented it.

[scoffs] I'm not doing porn.

How did you know that that stranger

even had that kind of money, huh?

He sent me a down payment, a $1000.

Please, Laura, don't be mad at me.

Don't be mad at you? Who are you?

No, I had to do it, I did not have the money or the grades

or the talent that Mia did to get away.

-Stop it. Stop. -Come on.

-Stop. -[Mia] Stop it.

-[indistinct chatter] -I'm serious.

-[indistinct chatter] -Stop.

-Stop it. -Come on here.

I was gonna be stuck on this island for the rest of my life

while Mia ran off with her surfer-god of a boyfriend.

And eventually she would just forget me.

I would be that crazy friend everyone has in high school,

that everyone eventually forgets.

I knew what would happen if I didn't do it.

But there were so many reasons why I should.

One million beautiful reasons.

It only made sense to blame Kaleo,

so I planted the gun in his house for you to find.

Then that plan backfired, so I made it look like suicide.

And then his uncle had to show up.

And now that plan's backfired, too.

Bailey, I know you. You don't wanna do this.

No, you don't know me.

I finally found something I'm good at.

Where's the money? Huh?

He never gave you the million dollars, did he?

-Who cares? -Who is he?

-Doesn't matter. -Yes, it does.

It does, because he manipulated you.

You're the victim here. He used you.

-That's 'cause everyone uses me! -I'm not.

I'm still gonna give you the money.

You deserve it after everything that you've been through.

No, no, no. You wouldn't give that to me.

Let me go, and no one needs to know this happened.

No, no, you'll tell.

I'm not gonna say anything. Okay?

I love you. I don't wanna hurt you.

No, you don't.

Let me go, and I will give you the money

and no one needs to know what happened.

How will you get me the money?

-We'll go to the bank tomorrow. -I can't wait that long.

Then we'll, we'll just stay here.

Honey, it'll be you and me like it always should be.

Okay?

A-a-and you won't go to the police?

And lose another daughter?

-You really love me like that? -I always have.

You don't have to be scared anymore. This isn't your fault.

-Everything's gonna be okay? -Everything is okay.

[Douglas on phone] Ms. Sheldon, are you still there?

Ms. Sheldon! Ms. Sheldon!

-You lied to me! -No, the police called me.

-I knew I couldn't trust you! -No, Bailey! Bailey, don't.

-You're like a daughter to me. -It's not the same thing!

[grunts]

Stop it! Stop it! Stop it!

Enough!

[laughing]

Why are you laughing?

[chuckles] Because it's just so funny.

What, what's so funny? Huh? What's so funny?

The look on Mia's face right before I shot her.

I mean, that alone was worth the million dollars.

I probably would have killed that spoiled bitch

for free anyway.

Do it. Kill me.

I have nothing left to live for anyway.

[grunting]

[indistinct yelling]

No, don't let them take me!

-Don't let them take me. -Get down.

I just wanted a new life.

Please, I didn't do it. I didn't do it, I didn't do it.

Please, Laura, please. I didn't do it. I swear...

-It was her! -Let's go, come on, let's go.

[Bailey] No, I didn't do anything. I'm innocent.

I'm innocent. I swear I'm...

All right, so you're not feeling dizzy? No, no nausea?

-Okay, get some rest. -Okay.

Hey. Uh...

We'll find out who Bailey was texting.

Should be easy to track, I'm using her phone.

Don't you need the password?

I was gonna have my guys hack into it,

unless you know it.

It's the number one million.

That's what Mia's life was worth to her.

[instrumental music]

[sobbing]

Yeah, I mean, Spain was all right,

but I think I liked Italy the best.

Man, the women there, they know how to take control.

[Trent] Sex ain't even a thing.

You remember that one girl, Sue, she kept calling my phone.

-[Trent] I was like-- -Trent Hughes?

You're under arrest.

Under arrest? For what? I didn't do nothing.

For the solicitation of murder for hire of Mia Sheldon.

-Murder? -Yeah.

I didn't murder anyone.

I didn't know that she'd do it.

Come on! You can't do this. I didn't do anything.

[Douglas] ...say can and will be used against you

in a court of law.

[instrumental music]

Does Kaleo's uncle know that he's, uh...

He knows he's innocent.

I'd love his phone number.

I want his uncle to know how much Mia loved Kaleo

and how much Kaleo loved her.

All right.

They were so lucky to know what it felt like

before it was taken away.

I'll text it to you.

Thank you.

Take care, huh, Laura?

-Ma'am. -Hey.

Her best friend killed her.

A girl I loved like my own.

Look, you didn't know what Bailey was really like.

I mean, God, none of us did.

I should've known. I'm her mother.

She should have been able to tell me anything.

And now it's...

it's too late.

What am I gonna do with my life? Huh?

What's next?

[scoffs]

What would Mia want you to do next?

[instrumental music]

[instrumental music]

[Laura] Thank you all for letting me be here today

to present this scholarship in person.

I created the Mia Sheldon Art Fund

as a way for my daughter's legacy

of artistic achievement to live on.

It wasn't an easy decision. You are all so talented.

A lot of you remind me of her.

Your, um, ambition.

Your stubborn charm to do it your own way.

But once I discovered that only

one of you wanted to go to Paris,

it made the decision a lot easier,

because Paris was the only place that Mia wanted to be.

So with that, I present this scholarship

to Amy Saito.

[cheering]

-Congratulations. -Thank you.

-Have the best time. -I will.

[applauding]

All right, thank you, everyone.

I'll see you next year.

-I'm going to Paris! -That was beautiful.

Thank you.

The plane leaves at 6:00.

[indistinct chatter]

[Alani] You have the same eyes.

We do.

Are you ready to go?

I think I finally am.

♪ When your sky falls

♪ I'll be right here by your side ♪

♪ When your world stops

♪ I'll be your angel in disguise ♪

♪ We'll pick up all the pieces ♪

♪ Till we fit another mold

♪ I just wanted you to know

[instrumental music]

♪ And I know

♪ When the darkness surrounds you ♪

♪ You can't breathe

♪ But just know

♪ I see the beauty in the shadows ♪

♪ You've been hiding

♪ And I know

♪ You probably won't believe in me ♪

♪ But I know

♪ I've still gotta try

♪ When your sky falls

♪ I'll be right here by your side ♪

♪ When your world stops

♪ I'll be your angel in disguise ♪

♪ We'll pick up all the pieces ♪

♪ Till we fit another mold

♪ I just wanted you to know

♪ Yea-a-ah yeah