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Nobody was found.

Your husband's missing.

What about Joanna?

She was rushed to a nearby hospital.

Her condition's critical.

You have no idea what she is capable of.

She's contained, ma 'am.

Trust me.

Dr. Peter, please call the nurse's station in South Hall. African -American

teenage female.

Name is Joanna Lawrence.

She was shot in the upper left chest.

Bullet to the left inside.

Her blood pressure is dropping 80 over 50.

Joanna, Joanna, you're going to be okay.

I know it's hard for you right now, but if you can hear me, I need you to

respond, Joanna.

We're losing her.

We have to transfer her to the OR right away. She's not going to make it.

Stay with me, Joanna.

Code blue, code blue.

Charging.

One, two, three, clear.

How are we doing, Ms. Lauren?

Much better.

Thanks for asking, doll.

You were in a coma for a month.

We tried contacting family, but we haven't been able to reach anyone.

Do you have anybody in mind who we should call?

Nothing to buy.

Okay. We also ran some tests. And other than that wound healing up, you're going

to be okay.

Okay. Thank you.

Please pick up line two.

Dr. Ray, please pick up line two.

She's doing great.

Lucky to be here.

Oh, wait. That's Joanna's room. Go!

Joanna? Joanna!

I need you, please. I have to get you shut down the floor now. We have to find

her. All right. Joanna?

Let me guess.

A dirty martini with an extra splash of dirty.

Am I right?

Yes, you are.

But that's only because you heard me order my drink over there.

I saw you watching me.

But look, I don't know who you are, nor am I interested in finding out. So if

you could do me a favor and just go back to your seat, I'd greatly appreciate

that.

I was watching you.

But I like a girl that plays hard to get.

That's what you're not understanding. I'm not playing anything.

There's absolutely nothing that you could possibly have to offer me. And I'm

waiting for my husband to arrive.

So, again, respectfully, you could just get the hell out of my face and go back

to your seat. I'd appreciate it.

Let me try it this way.

My name is Matt.

You just don't get it. I just want your name.

Crystal.

That's my name.

I'm her husband.

It's Matt, right?

Matt. Well, Matt, I'm pretty sure you heard my lady say that she's not

interested.

So you might want to leave her alone.

You have to deal with me.

Trust me.

You don't want to deal with me.

Blessings, King.

That's crazy.

I am so sorry. I normally don't do things like this, but that dude is just

asshole.

The look that you had on your face was just screaming for help, so I had to.

Oh, thank you. It was.

Well, Ms. Moore, please enjoy your evening. And if that guy comes back to

you or if anyone else gives you any problems, you have my number.

You call me, and I'll personally come take care of it for you.

Christopher, was it?

Yes, ma 'am. How do you know who I am?

I'm the manager here.

I run this place.

Okay. It's kind of my job to know who all my high -end clients are.

And I must say that it's a pleasure to finally be in your presence and your

beauty. Well,

thank you.

You're not too bad yourself.

This is my favorite place to dine, so now that I know the manager, I expect to

give you a feature.

All right. And I guess it's mandatory.

Cheers.

I need a drink.

Mm -hmm. On me.

Yeah, I love that.

Joanna. I love that.

Joanna.

You don't cook, you don't clean?

You don't do nothing?

What's the matter with you?

Are you listening to me?

Damn, I heard you!

You need to calm down. You nag too much.

What? Nag?

You heard me.

Little girl, this is my house.

And as long as you're under my roof, you're going to abide by the rules like

everybody else in this house.

You know?

I'm only helping you out because we can't find your daddy.

If you don't like it, leave.

Good night, Brandy.

I love you baby I love you too okay I'll see you in the morning

hey

hi baby

Maggie, what happened?

I don't know. I came out of my room, but she was laying at the bottom of the

stairs.

I'm so excited to be in this new city, this beautiful new

home, my new family. Baby, the house is beautiful.

Thank you.

And we're excited for you, Miss Big Boss Lady, running her own spandex company.

You're doing your thing, baby. You got to understand, you are a big deal.

Babe, it's not spandex. It's called stretch.

Stretch is a new non -surgical way of making women feel and look snatched

underneath their clothes.

There's a difference.

Mom, it's basically a fancy word for spandex.

Look, enough about me and my accomplishments.

Let's talk about you, Mr. Sixth Scholarship.

You got Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, just to name a few.

That's my son.

Sounds like you're bragging.

I'm not bragging. It's okay.

Just celebrating my accomplishments.

Celebrating your accomplishments.

That's it.

Flex.

Subtle.

Look, come on now.

But is that flexing going to be good enough to get you on the basketball team

for one of those schools?

You already know I'm going to college to be a lawyer.

I know, man. I know. I'm just playing with you.

Proud of you.

I'm just joking.

No, I'm serious.

Proud of both of you.

You and your mom, you know, doing everything, chasing her dreams and all

accomplishments.

You got to understand, it's been a rough year for me, you know, with my injury

and everything.

You both helped me heal physically and mentally, so I just want to say thank

you. And I am honored to be a part of this family.

Aw.

Well, baby, look, we are happy that you are here with us.

You all right, I guess.

I'm all right?

You all right. I'll take that.

No, but I'm just joking.

But I'm really happy you're here, too.

Y 'all about to make me cry.

It's a family.

It's a family.

And I know there better be some grape juice in that cup.

It is. That's word.

No.

You old enough to drink now?

Absolutely not.

No.

I'm going to say, girl, you hit the jackpot.

I mean, Christopher is amazing, especially with Trevor.

Man, amazing is not the word, okay?

I've never met a man so thoughtful and kind in my life.

And he's so supportive. He loves the fact that I work hard. And you know how

hard that is to find.

And girl, he's just...

inspires me to be so bold and different.

Most importantly, his relationship with Trevor is amazing.

You know, Trevor hasn't had a male figure in his life since his father

He needs this.

Girl, he is a master in the bedroom, okay?

No, that's right, honey.

Two times.

Cheers.

Hey, Cassidy. How you doing, man? How you doing?

Listen, eat up and drink up, okay?

I will.

I'm so happy for you.

Oh, hey, come in back the door.

Christopher?

Hey. Yeah.

Come here.

I'm coming. Let's see.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God, Joanna.

What on God's green earth are you doing here?

Aunt Deborah died.

Oh.

Really? Yeah.

Get you some tissues, honey. Thanks. Oh, my God.

Come here, baby. I know. What the hell are you doing here?

See you.

No, don't.

Oh, honey.

So, um, how did your aunt die?

She fell down the stairs.

Again? Really,

Joanna?

Isn't that the same way your grandmother died?

Yeah. I don't know why everyone in my family is so close.

Wait, was Debra your sister?

No. That was her mother's sister.

So, Joanna, why did you come here?

Well, I was living with my aunt. So

you

want to stay here?

Yeah.

Trevor, come meet your new stepsister.

Hey. I know

this is abrupt, all right?

But I'm going to be the one responsible for Joanna, okay?

I'm going to keep an eye out on her.

You won't even notice she's here, babe.

Did you like your new neighborhood?

Yeah. The neighborhood is cool, but the new school, not so much.

Thank God it's summer.

Why don't you like your school?

Well, for one, I took at math, and I'm kind of feeling if I don't get a tutor.

But luckily, Mom and Chris said they'd give me one for next year.

I'm actually pretty good at math, so I could really hook you up with some

and help you out if you want it.

Yeah. You're hired.

Please. She can have the guest bedroom downstairs, far away from Trevor's room,

just the least until we figure something out permanently.

Babe, I don't care.

She will be far away.

I don't care if you put her at the neighbor's house.

Just don't put my baby in no damn hotel, okay?

You're lucky I love you. I love you.

Now let's get back to these guests downstairs.

They're waiting for us. Come on. Kiss me again. We're going to stay up. Come on.

So what subject do you like in school?

History.

History was my favorite subject in school.

Dope. Looks like we got something in common.

Yeah, we do.

Hey, it looks like you guys are getting along real nicely.

Yeah, we really are.

We already have stuff in common. We both love history, not math.

Yeah, but Joyner likes math, and I suck at math.

This is absolutely ridiculous.

You hear me?

Trouble in paradise, girl?

We don't have to see.

Well, she seems like a sweet girl.

Seems that way.

I don't want her corrupting my son.

You know how teenage girls can be.

Sassy, fast, conniving, and very manipulative.

I liked her better when she was at her aunt's house.

I don't know why she had to fall down upstairs.

Girl, that sound like you at 18.

Yes, but I wasn't fast. I was the freshest one Mary Travis did.

Oh, not me, child.

I was a little ho.

I had Byron at 16.

I'm still trying to figure out who the baby daddy is.

You are making this work.

You know I'm just playing with you, girl. I hope so. I know who Byron's

is. Okay.

It's going to be all right. Have a drink, girl.

Dressed in a thing.

Lord.

I did not sign up for this.

She said she'll be my tutor for next year.

Oh, really?

Yeah. Well, that's cool.

You know, since she'll be living here now.

Really? Yeah.

Looks like you got an in -house tutor, buddy, for free.

Looks like it.

Yeah. Perfect.

Look at God.

Isn't he good?

All the time.

Hey. Just wanted to bring you some fresh towels.

All the products, including feminine products, are underneath the sink.

North girls need those. Thank you so much.

Mrs. Michaels.

Call me Tessa or Tess. Most people just call me Tess. Okay.

I will.

I mean, I really can't tell you how much I appreciate you letting me stay here.

I know it's so weird having a complete stranger living in your house.

It's in your Christmas family, which means you're mine, too.

Just pay attention to the way we do things around here, and you'll fit right

And, um... You won't even know I'm here.

Good. Get some rest in.

We're all fitting all right.

Just waiting.

You ain't never heard of a bad bitch.

So you see me, I ain't average.

I pull up in the car car.

Fendi, Louis, you know what it is. Can't nobody drip like this. Can't nobody

drip like this.

Can't nobody drip like this. Can't nobody drip like this.

Can't nobody waste my time walking in my stars.

Can't nobody waste my time. What a time to be alive.

What a time. What a time.

What a time to be alive. All right, we've got a full day, Gabby. What's on

list? You have a 10 a .m. call with Cosmo Magazine Online for the spread.

Okay. A 12 p .m. with Target and a 2 p .m. photo shoot with Vogue magazine.

They want you for the cover.

But before all that... Coffee?

Right on your dozen, Tessa.

My girl. Thanks, Gabby.

You're welcome.

Hey, Mom.

You know I'm at school, right?

Now that's a lie because I have your location and it says you're at home.

Mom, I'm just kidding. You didn't have to get all technical.

It's summertime.

Summer school is only for bad kids.

I wonder how you would know that.

Look, what you want?

Listen, I'm just checking in to make sure you're handling all the new social

media posts for the new campaign. It's very, very important.

Mom, don't I handle everything that you ask? I am your social media management.

Yes, you are, and you're the best at it.

I just don't know how you handle all this and handle your old mama.

It ain't easy being Trevisi.

Oh, please.

I'll see you when I get home, honey.

All right. Bye, Mom.

It ain't easy being Trevisi.

So, social media manager, huh?

Uh, yeah.

It's not like an actual job. I just handle all her social media and post all

pics.

Cool.

Well, I'm pretty good at social media myself. So if you ever need me for

anything, just let me know.

Oh, okay. You're just good at everything.

I guess you could say that.

Knock, knock.

Daddy dearest.

All right.

Cut the shit, Maggie.

It's just one.

What do you want, Michael?

What are you even doing here?

Do you know that I thought you were dead?

I thought I was dead too.

But as you can see, I'm still alive.

Clearly.

But how?

Hmm, let's see.

Because I almost did die.

An inch higher and the bullet would have killed me.

But instead, I was in a coma for a month.

I woke up and I killed the doctor. And now I'm here.

Right. You know, I really thought you were dead too.

I'm shocked I could even find you the way she's been hiding you.

You're such a stud.

Or should I say, such a criminal.

It's not funny.

I did almost die.

I was hurt.

Badly.

But the bullet went straight through.

It didn't hit any major organs, so I was able to self -heal.

Laid low for a couple weeks. Then, back to business as normal.

Look at our little family.

Aren't we just bulletproof?

Look, stop playing, Maggie, okay?

Look, I'm glad you're alive, but you can't stay here.

You gotta go.

I'm not about to let you mess up everything that I done built here.

Mikey, you didn't really think you were gonna do this without me, did you?

What are you talking about? This is not a job.

I'm actually happy here, Maggie.

And I'm pretty sure you can see that. I'm happy with Tessa. Come on, Michael.

You just happened to fall in love with a billionaire.

You guys don't even wear wedding rings.

There's no price tag on love, Maggie.

She doesn't believe in wedding rings.

It's a super stupid thing.

Is it?

Yeah. I want in.

In on what? I just told you. It's not a job.

Well, make it one.

No. I'm not about to make this a job just because you're bored and you want

something to do. You don't have a choice.

I'll just tell her everything.

Are you forgetting how many women you've murdered, including my mother?

Yeah, I kind of forgot.

What are you even doing here, man?

How did you find me? My wedding was private.

No one even knows she's married.

And who hides their husband?

And on top of that, when her husband died, he gave her all of his money. So

she's a double billionaire.

Just scrolling on Instagram to see your tiny face in the background of one of

her stories.

You know you're not going to be able to do this without my help.

All right.

One condition.

What?

You got to leave our son alone.

I'm serious. That boy is innocent.

He's going to college.

He has his whole life ahead of him. I can't let you come here and ruin his

Come on.

It's no fun without the son.

And he's kind of cute.

Stop it, Maggie. I'm serious.

Okay. Cool.

It's tempting, but I'll play by your rules.

I'm on board as long as you are.

Get your feet off my desk.

How many times I got to tell you?

Damn, you're so disrespectful.

You're going to want to hear this.

Okay. Why don't you get your feet off my desk?

Oh, you're so boring, Hines. Oh, thank you.

You're welcome.

Okay.

Is that hard?

Why are we following this Lawrence case?

This thing is a year old and it's open shut.

Okay, crazy father and daughter duo.

Try to pull a scam and they get popped.

Both die on the scene.

Case of the craziest clothes, right?

Right. Wrong.

Pops and daughter both get shot.

The father was never found.

And Joanna, she was rushed to the hospital where she escaped after she

doctor.

Really? Mm -hmm.

Walked right out the hospital, dressed in the doctor's clothing, and no one's

expected a thing.

Okay, so we should interview the hospital staff, see what they know.

Hines, come on, you already know I did that.

Or we could leave this year -old case alone, Hines.

Why can't you just do what I asked you to do for a change?

I always do what you ask. Then do this.

Oh, come on, man. Let me ask you a real question. What? Why is this so important

to you?

I got to tell you how to do your job again.

So, Irvin, our job is to, you know, get the bad guys off the street, make sure

that they don't roam around and hurt innocent people.

So let me tell you something about Joanna and her father.

They need to be caught and brought to justice.

Okay. That's why.

Now do you understand?

Oh, I understand.

Sounds a bit personal to me.

But you know me, Hines.

I won't pry.

I got work to do.

Catch you in a bit.

You got that paperwork?

Superficial love and now I'm picking up the pieces.

Right back to the bottom.

Starting again.

Can't trust another soul. Lost my faith to evil.

Back and forth, round and round again.

I've been over everything.

There's no way.

What was that?

What the hell? Oh, my God.

What are you doing? What are you doing?

What the hell did you do?

What did you do?

Are you trying to kill yourself again?

No, no.

I was putting the bottle on the glass.

Something has to change, Whitney. No, no.

You call me mom!

Ah, careful, careful.

You know, it's like I haven't talked to my mom in a year.

I don't even know where you are.

Oh, my.

Oh, my.

Mom, what the heck happened? Mom, are you okay?

I slipped.

Oh, you slipped?

I don't even know who you are anymore.

I mean, what is this?

Stop. I was buried to a murderer.

It is a devil child.

Hold this.

She almost killed us all.

You remember your best friend?

She killed him.

He was a son.

That poor mother.

I failed.

I failed.

I did.

Listen to me.

You didn't fail.

We're alive.

You saved us. You saved us.

But, Mommy, you're failing right now.

I can't. I can't.

I can't sit here and see this.

She's not failing right now, man. Come on.

You're so hard on her.

Don't. You're too young.

You don't know anything.

Okay? Don't talk to me. She needs to hear.

Just hold it. Just hold it.

It's okay.

It's not too late.

Mom.

It's not too late.

I'm really sorry.

You'll go get help.

I promise. I'm sorry.

I promise.

I

couldn't

sleep for months.

So I took every sleeping pill known to man.

Nothing worked.

So I started drinking wine, which was good because

it helped me relax and started allowing me

to sleep just a little bit.

But it wasn't enough.

I needed something stronger, so I started hard

liquor.

The next thing I know, I was...

Functioning drunk.

Waking up, going to sleep, the bottle, collecting work.

It got so bad that my oldest son, Brian, he started calling me.

Whitney stopped calling me mom.

So this morning, he looked at me.

And for the first time called me mom and told me it was time to get help.

So here I am.

Whitney?

Oh, my God.

Cedric, hi. Hey. What are you doing here?

You okay?

Obviously not, because I'm here.

Well, you look good, as always.

No, stop it. You always knew what to say.

Can we talk?

Am I in trouble?

You could be.

Black or sugar?

You remember it, I see.

Mm -hmm.

How could I forget?

I know how you like your coffee.

You know, I took this case when I found out it was you.

What case?

Are you not aware of what happened with Joanna Lawrence?

You mean the bitch that tried to kill me and ruin my life? Yeah, I'm very

familiar.

But what about her?

Is she dead yet?

Not at all.

Last year, she escaped from the hospital where she was being held.

She was in a coma for about a month, and when she awakened, she escaped, and she

killed the doctor.

She's been on the run ever since.

We were wondering if she had reached out to you or if you had seen her.

Is this a joke?

Not at all. So she's been roaming?

Free? I thought she was locked up. And believe me, had I been on the case from

the jump, she would have been. What about Michael? Did they find his body

No.

Okay, this is unbelievable.

So they're both just running free after what they did to me and my family? As of

right now, yes. But we do know that Michael was injured pretty badly. Yeah,

know. I was the one who put the bullet in his chest. I know.

And look, he could be dead for all we know. I mean, we just...

We just don't have a body.

My God.

I've been a wreck the entire year.

I keep looking over my shoulder thinking Michael is just going to show up at my

front door.

I ruined my life. I ruined my family.

I have to worry about her too?

Well, It's been over a year, and no one's tried to contact you, so as of

now, I wouldn't worry as much. But we do know that Michael has a history of

marrying wealthy women, and then they mysteriously die, and he somehow gets

their inheritance. So who knows who his next victim could be.

What do you need from me?

We were thinking that maybe you could help us find him or Joanna.

I mean, like, you were the last person that was... close to them that we know

of. Is there anything that you could tell us that could help us out to lead

in the right direction to tell us where they could have gone? I can tell you

you're off to the wrong start.

What do you mean by that? Her real name's not Joanna.

You should be looking for a Maggie Dillon.

A Maggie Dillon?

Okay.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Listen,

I almost lost...

myself to them.

I want to see both of them locked up where they belong, or better yet, dead.

So whatever you need me to do to help out, let me know.

I'm in.

I will. We want the same thing.

For right now, we just need to get you sober.

I know.

I need to do it for my boys.

Yeah.

It's going to take some time.

I'll get in on it.

And secondly, yes, keep yourself and keep your boys safe.

We've relocated, so no one knows where we live. Okay, that's good. That's good.

Meanwhile, I'm still going to have somebody out in front of your house just

keep a watch out until this thing blows over.

But if you hear anything strange, you see anything, or you

just want to talk,

you know I'm always here for you.

You know that. Just reach out.

What happened to us?

Life.

It happens to all of us.

I don't know anything.

Yeah. Okay, I see.

Classic case of the ex, I see.

Now I get why you're opening up a case after a year.

Yeah.

And I'm going to get that bastard and his daughter so they'll never hurt

else again.

It's time to eat.

I see, Michelle, you know you always make the best chocolate fudge cake.

you, thank you.

Actually, I think I'd give Auntie Michelle a run for her money in the cake

department.

Wow.

Girl, you know I love your cake. This has got you by a landslide, girl.

Well, it looks like we about to have a little cake -off.

I haven't had the pleasure of having Auntie Michelle cake yet, but I

had Tessa cake, and I'm going to say.

They're pretty fire.

You know, I will try, but no one will ever beat the queen at anything lower.

And you know, I brought the good stuff.

So let's get this party started.

This is the good stuff. It is. Not like you done made it in your kitchen sink.

What you doing, girl? This is the bad stuff. Take this over here. You know

Just put it up, Jessie, because you wouldn't know a good thing if it hit you

the head.

Now, that is true.

Later. I'm just saying. I want to taste it. Yes, please. No, you don't.

Why don't you go get Joanna?

I want her to meet the rest of the family.

I know she's hungry.

Why don't you come get some food?

That's your old man.

Yeah. You know, even though the knees will make it to the ring.

These knees?

Yeah, these knees. You want me to put them on you?

You're not going to do that.

I'll put them back on your mama.

That's not what I was going to say. He has an amazing new IT position.

Is it?

I love it.

Hey. Come in.

Hey, Joanna, the family's here, and your dad wanted me to come and get you so

you could meet them and eat with us.

Did he seem sure about that?

No, I don't want to get in the way or cause any problems with your mom.

She doesn't seem too happy about me staying here. No, Joanna, she's fine.

just very much overprotective of her family, that's all. Don't take it

She's cool.

Okay, I just need to finish this one thing.

Wow. What is it?

Which one?

That one.

Let's just say my worst nightmare.

So that's it?

Yeah.

Cool.

You're really good at painting. I mean, have you ever thought about making money

from it? I mean...

With my social media expertise, you know, I could hook you up with an online

store and have you pop it. I do it for fun. I don't really want to make a job

out of it, you know?

Yeah, yeah, I understand.

What's that one?

Um, it's me.

You can see the hair, my eyes, my lips.

And this is the boogeyman.

Here's his eye.

Basically, the boogeyman refers to every person who's bullied me my entire life.

What? You don't like it?

No, it just reminds me of our neighbor from across the street.

Weird guy, creepy guy named Old Harry.

I mean, the whole neighborhood refers to him as that, you know, because he's...

Very weird. If you put one foot on his grass, he blows up.

You know, I really want to beat him up.

But he too old for that. He lucky.

You just have to be patient, Trev.

One way or another, they all get what they deserve.

The old man's time will come.

Yes, you're right.

But let me know if you ever need my help.

I'm great at dealing with mean old men.

No offense, Joanna, but I'm good on that. You're just a girl.

Excuse me, I'm not just a girl.

I'm a young woman.

And you should never underestimate the power of a woman, Trevor.

Mm -hmm.

I understand.

Um, you want to go eat?

They waiting on us.

Okay.

Oh, after you.

Okay.

Oh, thank you, sir. I know.

Oh, oh.

Wow. Look at this.

Guys, this is my daughter, Joanna. Joanna?

This is the rest of your family.

Hey, little mama. I'm your Aunt Michelle.

I'm everyone's favorite.

It is a pleasure to meet you, Miss Michelle. You are so polite.

Wow.

You raised a will.

I can't take credit for that.

Her mother was an exceptional woman.

Don't say that. You were exceptional as well.

No, I'm just... So, what happened to her exceptional mother?

What's that?

She passed away.

A few years ago.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

Oh.

It's okay.

Ever since then, it's just been me and this guy.

Well, actually, that's not true, because he sent me away to live with my

grandma. But then she died, so I moved in with my Aunt Deb and her six kids.

But then she died, too.

They both fell down the stairs.

So now here I am.

Oh, boy. Well, thank God I don't live in this house because I ain't ready to

die. Damn.

Maybe lock up them chairs instead of... Michelle.

What? No incentive.

She just said everywhere she goes, somebody ends up dead.

Look, she's the one who told the story.

Okay, let's dig in and eat, shall we? Please. Yes. Take the stories for

day.

Gabby?

Yes? Can you cancel my day? Push everything out? I'm really nauseous. I'm

feeling too good right now. And bring me a ginger ale if you need a chance.

Absolutely. And don't worry about it. I'll push all your meetings back. Thank

you. Sure.

You're going to be a big brother.

Wow.

Hey, Joanna, I got these pictures I wanted to post for my mom. And since

a girl, I figured, you know, your opinion would be best.

Sure. Let me see.

Yeah, so which one?

Oh, I already posted one. The second was definitely the way to go.

I thought that too.

You're just as visionary as I am.

I guess so.

Thank you.

Hello there.

Hey, son.

You got a minute to talk?

Yeah, come here.

I just wanted to talk to you about Joanna.

How do you feel about her staying with us?

She cool. I mean, she cool to me or something.

Yeah? And how do you feel about Christopher?

You guys seem to have a great relationship already.

Yeah. Now, look, I know things move pretty fast.

I didn't get a chance to check in, but checking in now.

You know me, Mom. I'm good.

Christopher, he makes you happy, he supports you, and he just got a little

baggage. That's all.

Baggage? Yeah.

What do you mean by that?

Mom, he got a whole daughter. That sounds like a whole lot of extra baggage

me.

No, we are.

You know, I know losing my dad wasn't easy.

You know, we got through it.

You and me and seeing you happy after that, it just made me happy.

I love you, son.

Hearing you say that makes me feel a lot better.

I love you too, Mom. And I know there's something else that you want to talk to

me about, so spit it out.

What you talking about now?

Mm -mm.

Don't do that. Me and Christopher been cool.

And it's a little too late to be asking about how I feel about Joanna now. Plus,

you always get this little nervous twitch in your hand when you want to

something. So, like I said, spit it out.

Okay.

Son,

I'm pregnant.

What? What? How? Wait, I'm going to be a big brother. For real?

The twitch for no?

No. I'm actually trying to find a good way to tell him now.

Wow.

Wait, hold on. Ain't you a little too old to be having juice?

Look, you're going to be a big brother, okay?

And a good big brother.

Focus on that. I don't know about all that, Mom. I'm going to college. You

that. I ain't going to be helping out no more. You and Christopher got that.

Mom, I'm happy for you, though.

I love you so much, son.

Love you.

I had to get that off my chest.

I think that.

Nervous twitching and stuff.

So what's up with these socks on the floor? Clean up this room, big brother.

Oh, my God.

In other news, the police are on the hunt for a father -daughter duo in

connection with multiple incidents of fraud, aggravated assault, and even

homicide. The man pictured here is Michael Warren, who was presumed dead

year. His daughter, Maggie Dillon, was last seen at Alpine Medical.

She killed and impersonated her doctor before fleeing the scene.

Both individuals should be considered armed and extremely dangerous. Please...

Be safe and contact local authorities with any information.

Tessa, this is Harry, your neighbor from across the street.

Can you come by and see me immediately when you get home?

There's something I need to tell you.

You're in danger.

Girl, why are you inviting me over here so early? My brain ain't even activated

yet. Well, I came bearing gifts for my best friend.

What?

Shut the hell up.

And you're going to be the godmother. I'm sorry.

What's all this excitement for?

Just us with the news.

I just got a raise on my job, you know, so we're celebrating.

Yeah, that's wonderful.

Congratulations.

Thanks, Joanna.

No, you're welcome, Jessica.

You think she heard us?

Probably did. I mean, we are out in the open.

Something about her ain't right.

I can't put my finger on it, but something in my gut is telling me that

ain't right.

She's just a little nosy. You know, it's not like I can't just kick her out. You

know what I mean?

Actually, you can.

She 18.

That means she grown.

You're still crazy. Figuring out like the rest of us did.

Well, girl, forget that.

This is what we need to worry about.

Oh, my God. Do you know what this means?

This means that when you kill them, we get all of it. We get everything this

time.

How many brain cells do you have?

What? You don't understand that if Tessa has this kid, you get nothing?

Obviously, everything goes to the next of kin, which is her son.

Trevor and her other child, which is whatever is in her stomach.

She can't have the baby.

You know what?

You're right.

Yeah. I didn't even think about that.

So you tell me, what do you think we should do?

Kill all of them.

Duh.

I don't think that's going to work this time, Joanna.

Don't you think Tess is too much of a celebrity figure to just up and die?

Not to mention her and her son.

I don't think that's going to work.

Yeah, I think we need another angle this time. You're right.

First, we need to get rid of Trevor.

Then, Tessa needs to lose the baby due to the stress and trauma of losing her

first son.

Perfect.

Right. You know what?

You're right. I like the way you're going with this.

It's a good plan. Well, it's a good start.

We need to work on it.

Seriously, what would you do without me?

What would I do without you? I don't know.

Probably live happily ever after with Tessa.

Right?

Daddy, dearest.

You seem to really think you're falling in love.

But don't worry.

I'll take care of the problem.

I'm full.

This is like the best news ever.

I mean, it's a miracle, right? Now, Christmas got the miracle, you know

Because I did not envision myself getting pregnant at this point in my

woman. Ain't you too old?

Look, well, I'm sorry to have to be the one to bring this up, but y 'all all in

y 'all's miracle heads.

But Tessa, you're pushing 50.

I look good. You do?

My dear, do you always got to be so negative?

Hmm. It's a beautiful thing.

Darling, I'm not negative.

It's called realistic.

And it's something you, too, need to try out.

Relax. Every celebrity is having a baby right now at this age, okay?

And this is in her prime.

Girl, you're about to be on the shave room. It's going to be popping.

Shave room.

I got to find a shower for you for real.

But when are you going to tell them?

And most important, how?

I'm thinking of throwing a big...

Get together. You know I love throwing a good party. Now, don't hate. You know I

throw a good party. You do.

Something like a gender reveal, but a little different.

I like that. Calm down with all of this, because this fantasy land that y 'all

in is killing me.

What if he doesn't want to have any more kids?

And you don't need to be publicizing your business.

Do it in private first and see how he feels.

Then if he's cool, then throw your party.

Now, normally...

I wouldn't agree with Michelle, but she has a point.

I think I should tell Chris and see how he responds, you know?

I guess you're right. Oh!

For once.

What? For once. Lord Jesus, God, thank you. Oh, my God. For finally giving this

woman some sense.

You get on my nerves. Still have my baby.

Cheers to you, friend.

You know we still love you, girl.

Long night. It's late.

What's doing up so late? You scared me.

I couldn't sleep.

I hope that's not a problem with you.

No, not at all. Look, it's really late.

I suggest you get some rest and I'm going to bed because I'm tired.

Good night, Mom.

Whoa. I am not your mother. Wait.

I didn't mean it.

I'm sorry. I know I'm your stepmom now. If it makes you feel better.

You can call me mom if you'd like.

No, I think I just misspoke.

I understand my place now.

It's just you've been so sweet to me, and you've made me feel so comfortable.

And I don't have a mother.

I get it.

Honey, I didn't mean it like that at all.

It's just, look, if you're comfortable, you can do that,

okay?

I just know your mother was an amazing woman, and I could never live up to that

or be like that, you know? I understand.

Good night, Tess.

Good night,

Joanna.

Okay.

Get some rest, honey.

Okay.

What's going on down here?

Go ahead and inhale it. Good morning, love.

How are you?

Joanna?

Oh, my gosh.

Yeah, you smell that. You like that, don't you?

Baby. Give me some food. Good morning.

You see what's going on? Mm -hmm. Your husband out here cheffing it up. Is that

right? Yeah. You didn't know I could cook like this, did you? Uh -uh. Yeah.

Don't you know I used to manage a restaurant?

I get down in the kitchen.

Oh, is that right?

Yeah. So why haven't you cooked for me?

Because I figured I'd break out the pots in the pan.

Especially the ghost.

You know?

Special occasion.

Yeah.

Don't look at me. I am just as confused as you are.

Mm -hmm. What do you mean?

Well, normally, I would be cooking for one.

Mm -hmm. But now it appears it seems that I'm cooking for two.

How did you know that?

Can't get none past me, right?

No, I'm just playing.

While I was taking the trash out this morning...

I saw you a little pregnant. Oh, my God, babe. I'm so sorry. I swear I was going

to tell you. I was just looking for the opportune time.

I'm so sorry. It's all good.

I'm serious.

It's all good.

Really? Yeah. You can tell how excited I am.

We're going to have a baby. We are.

We're going to have us a little family, you know, a real family. I mean, no

disrespect.

To you two knuckleheads, but y 'all are grown.

True that.

We're making a baby.

And you know, there is no bond stronger than making a baby together.

Really mean that, Chris?

Yeah, you know I do.

I'm about to be a big brother.

And you're going to be a big sister.

Yay.

I'm so excited, man. You better be.

I'll get that.

I make boys.

Yeah, I want one.

Yeah. You make boys? I make boys.

Brandon? Heather.

What are you doing here?

You going to let me in?

All right. Come here. Thank you.

What a surprise.

Yes. You're crazy.

Hey.

Who is this?

Chris, this is Brendan. Brendan, this is Chris, my husband.

Brendan is my ex.

Your ex?

Come on.

What the hell is that man doing in my house? I don't know. I'm just as shocked

and surprised as you are.

Then what the hell does he want? I don't know. I didn't get a chance to ask him.

Man, well, you better go down there and talk to him so you can send his ass home

because he probably wants some money or something.

Look, Chris, there's something I have to tell you, and I need you to listen, and

I don't need you to judge me, okay?

Look, remember how I told you Brandon was just my ex -boyfriend?

Yeah. It's actually a little more than that. He's Trevor's biological father.

What?

I know. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hold on.

You told me that Trevor's father was dead. He is.

Hank is my ex -husband, and he passed away.

But he wasn't Trevor's biological father.

Whoa, no, hold on, because this ain't making no sense. So you're going to have

to explain this to me like I'm a child.

I'm sorry.

Look, when I broke up with Brandon, I was already pregnant, but

we didn't know. And when I got married to Hank, no one knew that I was pregnant

with Trevor.

So what about Hank?

Did Hank know about this?

Of course he did.

But he loved me so much that it didn't matter if I was pregnant.

You know, he took on the responsibility of being Trevor's father.

So now you tell me Trevor don't even know that his dad is alive.

No. And I'd like to keep it that way if possible.

Please.

Hey, nah, whoa.

Hold on now.

You don't get to keep your little secret unless you tell me why you kept this

secret away from me for so long.

Just listen, okay?

Brendan and I met when we were kids.

I was 16, he was 18, and we did everything together.

This one particular time, we ended up running away together.

My parents came after me. They found me.

They ended up pressing charges against him. He got arrested, you know, because

was a minor.

And he blamed everything on me.

So much so that he ghosted me. And I was so depressed.

I fell into a deep, dark depression.

I mean, my whole world was crumbling down around me. So I had to move back in

with my parents.

Moved to San Diego.

And life started getting better, you know. I started my own business.

And then 18 years ago, Brendan and I reconnected.

And all the feelings that I thought were gone just came rushing right back, you

know.

And all I know is one night we got wasted.

One thing led to another.

I end up getting pregnant with Trevor, but we didn't know. You know, he asked

marry me.

He wanted to rekindle things, and he just wanted to make things right.

Then once I found out I was pregnant, one month later, but I didn't trust

Brandon enough to be a father, so I ghosted him.

Never told him that I was pregnant.

Wait.

Are you telling me that he doesn't even know that Trevor is his son?

No one does.

Everyone thinks Hank is Trevor's father.

Hey, well, I can't deal with this right now, baby. I'm sorry.

I just got too much going on.

You know, first I got Joanna randomly popping up over here.

Now you all pregnant, you know?

And now you got your ex -baby daddy boyfriend popping up in my house? Look,

know this is a lot to bring on you last minute, okay?

But I honestly didn't think I was ever going to see Brandon ever again.

And I don't even know how he found me.

I mean, you're pretty damn famous, baby.

All you gotta do is Google you, baby. It's not that hard.

Look, I understand that you don't want to have anything to do with me.

You know, I deserve that.

Hey, whoa.

Oh, come here, Bill.

Why would you even say something like that?

Let me put you in a type of stuff until you hear me first.

I married you for better or for worse, okay?

Admit that.

And plus, you done took in my daughter.

And you don't even know her.

So I'm pretty sure I can handle your little baby daddy ex -boyfriend for a

little while.

All right?

How do you love me so much, Bruce?

Because you're mine.

I love you forever.

Man, these math episodes don't help.

I am definitely not the one for math.

That's the one subject I wasn't good at. I need you to... I'm glad I helped you

with math, man. Be nice.

That's funny, because that's the only subject I'm not good at.

But my therapist, Joanna, is, so she said she would help me. Oh, nice, nice.

You know, you can hate it all you want, but we gotta use it to count our money,

don't we?

You right.

Okay, there I go. Yeah, he's right, because you know it runs in the family,

right?

We all good at math, so, you know, I can help you, too, whenever you need to.

It's okay, old man.

Joanna says she's going to help me. Plus, she look better than you anyway.

Because since you were two, I see, huh?

Yeah, real funny.

Well, look, I don't want to take too much of your time. I just wanted to talk

Tessa about something, if it's all right with you.

And I mean no disrespect in any way, and I apologize in advance for just popping

up. Oh, it's cool what you said. No disrespect.

It's all cool.

But you mentioned popping up.

How did you even find us anyway?

Oh. Let me just ask. Well, you know, I seen the ad that Tessa posted on her

social media. I tried to reach out, but I didn't get a response.

And then I seen the pic had the location.

Yeah, so, uh, what's wrong?

Oh, I already posted one. The second was definitely the way to go.

So I just... You just popped up?

Just popped up.

Yeah.

Don't you think that's kind of weird?

I'm saying, that's kind of creepy, bro.

No,

no, I mean, my bad.

I didn't mean any disrespect, like I said. Sorry.

It's cool.

But I'm watching you, though.

I'm getting no ideas.

She's mine now. Yeah, yeah, I see, I see. And you can't have her back.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

So, uh, how you been?

Been a minute?

Yeah, it has.

So you doing well for yourself?

You know, uh, my ex -wife has, like...

Every shape you've ever put out.

Ex -wife?

Yeah. It didn't work out.

What happened, if you don't mind me asking?

She wasn't you.

Stop, Brendan.

You know, we were so toxic as kids. It would have never worked.

Come on, man. Two kids in love?

I guess you're right.

I guess it would have been too good to be true.

But why, Tess?

Why did you just up and leave like that?

I mean, I proposed.

I did everything I thought you wanted me to.

Next thing you know, you just up and left.

That was almost 20 years ago, Brendan. None of that even matters now.

As you can see.

To you.

But to me, it feels like yesterday.

I waited for you, Tess.

You never came back.

Yeah?

Well, I guess now you know how it felt when you left me.

I was 18.

I went to jail because of your parents.

It wasn't what I was supposed to do.

After my father got my record expunged, he moved me as far away from you as he

could.

It's not my fault.

Hey, everything all right out here?

Yes, actually, Brandon was just leaving.

Look, Ted, I'm at the West End a couple miles from here.

And I'll be here till Sunday.

Just maybe we can continue our conversation.

Maybe you can leave right now.

Lady already said you need to go, bro.

hell with that why is that man i hate yelling at you teffa that's nothing

don't worry about it hey just leave it alone

rule

number one never fall in love with the target shame on

you

Yeah, I'm not doing nothing. I'm just chilling outside.

Yeah, it is a good day.

What, you trying to come over here or something?

Yeah, you can come over here.

Alright. Hey, where's Tessa? Where's your mother?

Damn, you scared the hell out of me. Where's your mother?

She's not here. And what are you doing on our property?

Hello?

You got a criminal in your house. What? What are you talking about? Get off me.

Talking to the boogeyman, I think.

Evil! He's a criminal.

When your mother comes, I'm going to tell her everything if you don't. And

I tell her, I'm going to tell the police.

Joe.

That man is crazier than I thought.

Yeah? What was he even talking about?

I don't know.

Sounds like a bunch of gibberish.

Yeah, it did.

Yeah, when we heard about it, we took an Uber back home.

And you said you saw Michael leaving in a car?

Yeah, when we got back home, Mom and Aunt Cass were sitting in the living

and I went back to go get a drink, and I saw Michael through the window,

and he seemed like he was hurt pretty badly.

He didn't see me, and he didn't know that I saw him.

So why didn't you tell anyone?

I was scared, I guess. He told me, but it was like three months after the fact,

so we just kept it to ourselves.

I mean, it was too late.

Why didn't you guys tell me?

We went through a lot, you know.

I'm sorry.

But it's a year later, so why are y 'all coming to question us now? It don't

make sense.

Because I promised your mother that I was going to find this guy, and I was

going to lock him up, and I intend on doing that.

Right. Now, if Michael and Maggie are still out there somewhere, you guys

still be in danger.

So, we're just trying to keep you safe.

So, y 'all have no idea where they are, and you need our help to find them.

It's real professional.

Look, like I said, we just want to keep you and your mother safe. Brian Eric,

Detective Hines is an old friend of mine.

He's just here to give us the proper justice. You can trust him.

I do.

Well, I got something that could possibly help.

Michael drove off in the neighbor's car.

So you're saying that if we find that car, we could potentially figure out

Michael went?

Yeah.

It's a long shot, but it could help.

So are we safe?

Do we have to worry about Michael or Joanna?

Well, according to your mom, Michael hasn't tried to reach out or reconnect,

we don't see any reason why he would do so now.

Plus, you guys are relocated, so even if he did try and look, he wouldn't know

where to find you.

So as of right now, I wouldn't worry about much.

But just in case, we have an unmarked vehicle outside just to keep watch until

this thing all blows over.

Okay.

I'm going to walk them out.

Thank you.

Thank you so

much

for caring.

Whitney, I love you.

That has never changed.

Well, maybe when all of this is over, we could get a

proper cup of coffee.

I'd love that.

In the meantime, stay safe.

Mm -hmm.

Keep an eye open.

And if you see or you hear anything... Call you. You already know. Yeah. All

right. Will do. I'll talk to you. We'll see. Okay, thank you. You too.

I don't know. It was just really weird, you know? He called me. He said it was

an emergency to come over. And when I got there, he was just laying there

Well, I'm sorry, baby.

I mean...

You two weren't close, were you?

No, not at all. He was just the old mean man in the neighborhood, but so crazy

to see a dead body. I never seen one of those before.

I mean, you said he was like 80 years old, right?

He had a heart attack.

He was an older person.

It happens. It's life.

I don't know. I just wonder what he had to tell me.

Baby, relax.

Come on, baby.

Don't overthink it.

There's nothing you can do, so don't worry about it.

Maybe you're right.

I still want to send this family something, you know?

I don't even know if he has family.

That'd be nice.

This is crazy.

Come in.

Hey. Oh, my bad. No, it's fine. It's fine. You can come in.

You can even sit if you want.

Thanks.

I just wanted to let you know that the boogeyman died.

Oh, the old man who lives across the street?

What happened?

He had a heart attack.

Well, I did tell you, every bad guy gets what they deserve.

Yeah, you did, but, I mean, he was old and creepy, but, you know, no one really

deserves to die.

Well, it doesn't matter now. He's gone, so be happy.

Damn, you savage.

That's cool, what is it?

It's my new painting.

Do you like it?

Yeah, it's cool.

What is it?

It's you and your dad.

Hey, really?

Yeah.

God.

I miss him so much. He was a nice guy.

Was?

Why do you say was?

Well, Joanna, he died. I told you this already.

That's not the truth, Trevor.

I need to tell you something.

But you're not going to like it.

What?

Your father is alive.

And I know who and where he is.

Hey, Trev. What are you doing here?

Is it true?

Is what true?

You really my father?

Pastor Michael speaking.

How may I help you?

How could you not tell me he was mine?

Wait, what?

What are you talking about?

You know what the hell I'm talking about.

Trevor, he's mine, isn't he?

Wait, first of all, calm down, Brandon, okay? You don't have the right to talk

to me like that.

We can meet, like, civilized adults and discuss this, but that energy you're

giving me is not going to fly with me.

I'll make sure you never see him again, okay?

Now, do I make myself clear?

Look, that's not going to work, Tess.

That's my son.

Now, legally, I can take you to court for joint custody.

Now, why would you want to do that, huh?

Trevor is 17 years old. He's an adult in another year. He can do whatever he

wants to do.

But for right now, he stays with his mom.

Nice try, Ted.

You will be hearing from my attorney.

Hello?

Brandon!

Hey, Terry.

Hey, man, look, uh...

I need you to do a background check on a guy named Christopher Michaels.

Yeah, he's the guy living in the house with my son.

I need to know everything about him. Jessica, you will not believe what just

happened. Yeah, somehow Brandon found out about your husband.

Girl, hell no. Shut up.

How the hell did he find that out?

Girl, I have no idea.

I don't know who could have said anything.

The only people that know are you and...

I got to call you back.

Then who else could have said something, huh? I only told you.

Tessa, I told you I didn't say anything, all right? I didn't tell Joanna

nothing. So then how does she know?

Trevor doesn't know. I don't know, Kay. I'm trying to figure it out.

You're right, Mom.

I didn't know.

How could you lie to me all my life?

Baby, I'm sorry.

If you just give me the opportunity to explain, you know I would never do

anything to hurt you. No, Mom.

You know how much that hurt me?

You used to know this boy the entire time that he was dead?

Mom, I just would have been better knowing that I had a dad.

Give me a chance to explain, son. You know I love you.

And I would never do anything to intentionally hurt you. You know that.

Right?

Um, did I miss something?

You little evil bitch.

You trying to destroy my family?

No, you did that by yourself.

I'll kill you.

I'll kill you. I'll kill you.

What?

Get your ass on my arm.

Get out now.

Get out now.

Get out.

Get out.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

What the hell are you doing here? Here to get my son.

Oh, yeah? Yeah.

Mom,

I'm fine. I gotta go. I already called Brandon to pick me up. Where are you

going? I'm going to spend more time with my dad.

Stop! Chris, stop it!

Chris!

What is wrong with you?

What has gotten into you, huh?

Are you okay?

This is ridiculous!

Joanna!

Let's get out of here. Please.

Trevor! Trevor!

Trevor!

Where did that go?

This is all you and your little demon child's fault. You know what? I'm

the police and I'm pressing charges. I don't care how young she is. You ain't

going to kill nobody, all right?

I'm going to find your son.

I'm going to bring him back.

You hear me?

Damn.

Look, I got something for you.

Move your leg.

Here you go.

Stop being a baby.

Just hold it. Hold it.

It'll help with the swelling.

Let me tell you something.

I'm sorry for all this mess. I really just wanted to get to know my son.

If I knew years ago, I would have... You would have what, Brandon?

I married you a long time ago.

You weren't saying any of this when you threatened to take me to court.

Come on, I was just upset.

And I obviously didn't mean any of that.

I mean, you already raised a great kid.

I mean, why would I want to come in between that?

Thanks, friend.

Look, I'll be back.

Hold it, Mom. I'll be back.

Okay.

Talk

to

me. We have Christopher Michaels.

Checks out clean.

Looks like he was a manager of a restaurant downtown San Diego called

Prior to that, there isn't a whole lot of... Looks legit.

Thanks, T.

No problem, bro.

Hey, by any chance, you got a picture of this guy texted to me?

I could dig a little deeper into the database to see what facial recognition

brings up.

You know what?

Hold on.

I'll send it to you now.

Okay, I got it.

Give me some time and let me see what I can find out.

Thanks, T -Man.

I'll talk to you soon.

Okay, man.

Trevor, I got your text. I'm on my way now to pick you up.

Oh, Trevor.

It looks like we have company.

I wonder who it is.

Come in!

You know, if you want something done,

you gotta do it yourself.

I'm always waiting for this man.

Maggie, I know you in here, Maggie.

What the hell did you do?

Oh, daddy dearest, what a lovely surprise.

You know, you really caught me by shock.

Falling for one of your marks, you've never done that before.

And I guess Tessa is the one who really stole your heart.

Oh, no, man.

Maggie, I told you.

I told you when you found me, I was happy.

I told you I was past this shit.

I want to put this behind me, but no.

You just had to show up and force yourself back in my life.

If you were so happy, why didn't you tell Tessa who you really were, Michael?

Hi. Can I have a minute?

Sure. What's up?

Hey, so we ended up doing some research on the car that Whitney's son said that

he saw. Okay. Turns out that that car was the neighbor's car. So we spoke to

them, and they said they tracked the car when he took it.

They ended up finding the car on some abandoned road.

San Diego. And they even filed a police report on the matter.

I mean, look, I know that it's been over a year, but it's worth a shot.

San Diego.

Mm -hmm.

Let's go.

What? Now, you don't deserve to be happy.

You don't deserve Tessa. She's better than you. You should rot in a cell for

the wrong you've done.

What the hell are you talking about, Maggie?

Don't you understand that we could have been good?

Don't you understand that this was our way out?

We could have been regular.

We could have fit in with everybody else, baby. We didn't have to kill

more. Shut up!

You killed my mother.

You took the one thing I loved away from me.

And for that, everything you love, I swear, I will take from you.

You will never be happy as long as I'm around.

And poor Trevor.

He has to die because of you.

Just so Tessa gets depressed and kills herself with that special little

of yours, then that baby inside of her dies too, and I get everything.

I live happily ever after.

I'm the only child that gets to live and be happy!

It's me!

Alright, alright, alright, alright, alright, Maggie.

Alright, you got it.

Okay? Sit. Whatever you say, Maggie. You win.

You the boss. Just tell me what you want me to do.

Why do you keep laughing? What's so damn funny?

That was my original plan.

I came up with a better one.

Yeah, and what's that?

I kill all of you, and I get everything.

I'll start with you!

I'll kill you, huh?

Matt. I'm down.

Please get your hands off Maggie. Drop that gun and we will shoot you.

Huffer.

Man, she is... Him too. I don't know what's wrong with her. What? No.

No, no. She got the gun, man.

I'm... She... Son, are you okay?

Here. Let me get this off your neck.

Tess.

Tess, wake up.

Wake up, Tess.

Come on, man.

You ain't even got to do all this, bro.

Look, officer, I'm innocent.

He made me do it. He murdered my mother and he told me he'd kill me too if I

didn't comply. Yeah, tell it to the judge.

You are lucky to be alive, miss.

Daniel.

Not Michael.

Miss Daniel.

Well, Miss Daniel, you must have somebody looking out for you up above

these two have gotten away with a lot. But they won't be getting away with

anything else.

We can promise you that.

Honestly, I have Brandon to thank.

He used to be an echo cop, so he was able to pull some strings.

Otherwise, he'd probably be dead.

I'm just glad I can help out.

Beautiful.

Miss Maggie, you have a visitor.

Maggie Dillon.

Your father, he escaped from prison about a week ago and we don't know where

is.

We're going to need your help finding him.

Hey baby.

Daddy's home.