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I do care about you, David.

I care about all of my patients.

You made me feel special.

You are special.

Each and every one of my patients is special

in their own unique way.

No.

You tricked me.

I thought you loved me!

Okay, David, I need you to calm down.

Please will you sit, so that we can discuss this?

Okay?

You lied to me.

I loved you.

Best-selling author Dr. Madeline Faye

was attacked by her patient, David Sanders.

Sanders was also the subject of Faye's

best-selling book, "Surviving the Nightmare".

The strange attack happened early this morning

in Faye's Upper East Side office.

Dr. Faye's book has now sold over one million copies--

- The details... - Worldwide.

Surviving the Nightmare fans eagerly await

Faye's next book,

which she began writing prior to the attack.

Best-selling author, Dr. Madeline Faye

was assaulted earlier today in a bizarre attack.

Former patient David Sanders lunged at Faye in the middle

of a routine therapy session.

In an odd twist,

Sanders was also the subject of her hit book,

Surviving the Nightmare.

Thankfully, building security

was able to intervene before the violent attack turned deadly.

Oh my God, I almost just killed you.

You scared me to death.

Well, I didn't know it was you.

I'm a bit dizzy.

Come on, we'll get you sat down.

You'll be okay.

I thought you were breaking in.

You weren't supposed to come until next week.

Well, that was the plan,

but had my last session, locked up the office,

and drove straight here.

Daddy wanted you here two weeks ago as soon

as he heard that it happened.

How is your neck anyway?

You know, it's okay.

I mean, it's still a little sore when I turn it,

- but yeah. - Hmm.

Trust me, I wanted to get out of there.

I mean, I just felt really bad abandoning my patients.

I had to have one last session with them.

Why? They're all crazy anyway.

Kelly, you know I don't like that word.

Just open your eyes, Maddy.

You've devoted your life to helping these people.

And then one of them tries to kill you.

You don't let him squat.

David was an exception.

They're not all like that.

Okay, just be careful.

That's all I'm saying, please.

Okay, can we please change the subject?

I am here to relax and to write my book.

What were you doing here anyway?

I was fixing up the place for you.

Daddy wanted to make sure that the toilet's flushed

and that the heating worked.

I've become very handy.

I am Daddy's handy lady.

And you write a best-selling novel.

I think that we can both see who's going, Maddy.

What about the bakery?

Voted number one in Gooseberry?

That was like three years ago.

Doesn't matter.

It's still a big deal.

Thanks, Maddy.

But baking scones does not compare

to being a best-selling author.

We're all super proud of you.

Thank you, Kat.

Okay, I gotta go.

Oh, let me take that.

Okay.

Day one.

I'm Doctor Madeline Faye.

This video and all videos hereafter

are for reference purposes only.

The patient's name and likeness will remain anonymous

and all videos will be destroyed at publication of the book.

The patient has agreed to these terms

and can terminate the contract at any time.

She suffers from bipolar disorder.

The reason I chose her is because she's open,

and raw, and honest.

She uh, is willign to share her struggles with the world

and she's so courageous

I admire her very much and I'm determined to help her.

Hey there, Heather.

I'm a mess, Dr. Faye.

The crashes happen more frequently now.

I have no motivation, no desire, no energy, no will.

I stare out the window, hour after hour.

I see kids playing outside, people talking and laughing,

enjoying life while I rot away in my bed,

wishing I could die.

And then that weird, creepy sensation takes over.

It's called, "disassociation".

Yes, it's torture.

It's like being in a coma, only I'm wide awake,

paralyzed with fear, and dread, and hopelessness.

How long did it last this time, Heather?

Four days.

That's a really long time.

That must have been awful for you.

I'm scared, Dr. Fay.

I don't want to die.

I want to live, but not like this.

I understand, Heather.

I'm here for you.

But you're not here.

I hate talking to you on a computer screen.

It's not the same as seeing you in person.

I know that changing the routine for you, Heather,

is really difficult and it's going to take a

little while to adjust, but nothing else has changed.

Okay?

And if you have any emergencies,

you have my contact number.

And if for some reason you can't get a hold of me,

you have the number of Dr. Leibowitz, right?

I'd rather stab myself

in the eyeball with an ice pick than talk to Dr. Leibowitz.

I know you're not a fan of his.

He's a tool.

Yes, he is a tool.

But in a crisis, it is better than nothing.

Heather, this book is going to be amazing.

People suffering from mental illness are gonna

admire you so much.

This is gonna to decrease the stigma in society,

and we're gonna educate the people that don't understand.

You are part of the solution, and I am proud of you.

I want you to trust me, Heather.

I want you to believe me when I tell you that your

life is going to get better.

Okay.

I'll talk to you later.

Thank you!

I have missed these so much.

Kelly makes the best blueberry scones.

She sure does.

And perfect blueberry to scone ratio.

Mm-hmm.

Jackie, you look fantastic.

Well, you're gorgeous, and you never age.

Little Miss New York Times best-selling author.

Yeah. I don't know whether it's a blessing or a curse.

How's that going, by the way?

I didn't want to bring it up,

but we were all really worried about you.

I'm coping.

Yeah, it's been really hard shutting the practice.

You know, I feel like I was abandoning all my patients.

I'm sure they understand.

They know what happened, right?

I mean, yeah.

It was all over the internet.

Well, at least he's locked up in jail.

No, in a psychiatric ward.

I mean, he can't get out, thankfully, but...

Tell me about this new book you're writing.

Well, it's about a woman with bipolar disorder.

She's letting me do a story on her life.

So, currently, she's my one and only patient.

Wow, so she's going to come this far for therapy sessions?

No, definitely not.

It's all remote. Video sessions only.

Perfect.

Well, I can't wait to read it.

Thank you! Okay, enough about my book.

Catch me up on the dirt.

What's been happening around here?

I've not been home in years.

Well, you know who got divorced?

Who?

Tony.

Oh, he's such a sweet guy.

That's so sad.

No, it's a blessing.

His ex was having an affair for like a year

before he found out.

- No. - Yeah.

She started sleeping with the plumber.

He was married, too.

She got suspicious and hired a PI,

and then she mailed a stack of photos to Tony,

and that's how he found out.

That is horrible.

Can you imagine?

No.

He kicked her out and filed for divorce the next day.

Well, good for him.

Yeah.

He was asking about you.

What was he asking?

Just, he was asking, okay?

Interesting.

Well, I am focusing on being single and writing my book.

How noble.

Just think about it.

He'll be at Kelly's party on Friday.

Oh.

I did not know that.

Well, I've got to run. I have Pilates class.

Oh.

It's so good to have you, Paula.

We're going to do this all the time now, girl.

- Love to. - Yes.

And don't judge me.

I'm going to take this scone to go.

Bye, honey.

Thanks for coming in.

Thank you!

I am ecstatic,

to have my brilliant, sweet Maddy back home.

And every year you look more and more like your mother.

Well, you both do.

I just wish she could be with us right now.

I know.

Me too.

You look great, Dad.

Oh, I love what you did to the walls in our bedroom

from when we were kids.

Well, they were masterpieces of memory.

You don't throw those in the dumpster.

We had them carefully removed, and framed, and

brought into this room.

I just always thought it was so cool the way you

let us write all over the wall.

Well, I couldn't stop you.

No, but you were expressing your creativity

and look how it all worked out, huh?

I have my famous writer and my uh, culinary artist.

What am I doing?

- So, Dad. - Yeah.

Kelly tells me you've been busy.

Oh, yeah. For better or worse.

Always on the move.

Did you tell her about the property on Block Island?

No. What's that?

Well, actually, it's a beautiful inn with a

spectacular view of the ocean.

It's on this lovely cliff.

Sounds gorgeous.

It is.

And it did very, very well last summer.

Who have you got running it?

Who do you think?

I've had no life at all last summer.

All I did was go from island to the inn,

island to the inn.

Just imagine riding that ferry 10 times a week.

And I never hear any complaints on Thursday

when the paychecks are cashed.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I'm going to take this.

Of course.

Hi, Heather.

Is everything okay?

I'm overwhelmed.

I can't function.

Even brushing my teeth takes so much effort.

I can't take it anymore.

I need to see you, Dr. Faye.

We have discussed this before,

and you agreed to doing the video sessions.

Yeah, but I don't think it's working.

I'm getting worse.

I know it's difficult,

but you must trust this process, okay?

You have so much to live for.

Uh. Like what?

You are kind and you are beautiful--

Oh God, please.

- You're just saying that. - And intelligent.

I'm a loser who hasn't showered in six days.

What about the book?

And how many people that's going to make happy?

Oh, you mean your book?

You're just using me for another spot

on the bestseller list.

I'm not stupid.

Heather, I know you are struggling,

but you're just having a bad week.

I'm sorry I said that.

I didn't mean that.

I'm so ashamed.

I'm sorry.

Please forgive me, Dr. Faye.

Okay.

You're going to get through this because you are strong.

I'm sorry I bothered you.

I'm going to let you go.

Goodnight.

Sorry about that.

Thank you, Dad.

I'm going to leave you at home later.

Well, it's part of the perks of being at home.

I'm so lucky you're here.

- Kelly. - Yeah, Dad.

Make sure that tomorrow morning you

pick up all the rent checks before you open the bakery,

- okay? - Sure, Dad.

Bye.

I'll uh, call you later?

- Yeah. - Right.

The next time I see you, it is party time!

Shit.

Oh.

Oh, my God. Oh my God.

I scared you again.

I almost stabbed you.

We need to call the police.

And you're sure you locked the slider door?

I mean, I think so.

You think so?

Well, I made some calls.

And I can confirm David Sanders has not been released.

And he didn't escape either.

He's still in the maximum security

division of the hospital.

That's a relief.

Yeah, but someone had to have opened the door.

We checked every square inch of this place.

Every room in the house, the basement, the attic,

the beach, the yard.

Whoever it was, they're gone.

A lot of times,

it's just townie kids looking for an empty house to party in.

And this place has been vacant for a while, so that's my bet.

Oh, I forgot to give you this.

Found it under the deck.

Kept ringing and ringing.

Thank you.

Ah, before we go, can you sign this for me?

My wife's a huge fan.

She's got it for you.

Off course.

- There you go. - Thank you so much.

- All right, thanks, guys. - Thank you, have a nice night.

21 missed calls from the same number.

Well, that's excessive.

Who called you 21 times?

It doesn't matter.

Okay, let's go inside, it's freezing.

Hi, Heather, I'm so sorry.

We got disconnected. My phone fell on the deck.

Listen, I'm just calling you back

to make sure you're okay.

So, if you could leave me a text message,

if you don't wanna to call,

just let me know you're all right.

Okay, bye.

What was that about.

Oh, it was just a patient.

They got disconnected earlier.

I was just seeing if she was okay.

Is this another nutcase, Maddy?

I mean, should we be concerned.

No, no, no, no, look, there she is right now.

Everything is okay.

Well, I hope you're right, Maddy.

It's fine.

I am absolutely exhausted.

I have a video session in five hours.

Okay, well, get some rest, and I will call you later.

Thank you.

It was a long night.

I was manic.

I rearranged all the furniture in my living room.

Then I had this obsession with my Tupperware drawer.

Tried to organize it, but half the lids were missing,

and I didn't want to throw any out.

You wouldn't believe how many hours I spent in the kitchen.

Are you okay?

Huh?

You seem out of it today.

I do?

I'm sorry, I'm a little distracted.

Um, where were you when you called me last night?

The park.

And what were you doing at the park?

I had to get out of my apartment.

My OCD was really bad.

I'm still wired even right now.

At least I'm getting things done though, right?

But you know what happens after the mania.

The crash.

I hate it. Depression's brutal.

I'd rather stay manic.

No, Heather, you do not want to stay in the mania.

It makes you make really bad decisions.

Yeah, I know, I know, and it's stressful.

I feel like-- I feel like I'm on a roller coaster

and I can't get off.

My life is hell, Dr. Faye.

I just want to be normal.

You have a chemical imbalance in your brain, Heather.

This is not your fault.

But we can improve the quality of your life.

I know.

You want me to go back on medication again.

Yeah, I tried that already.

None of them worked.

I felt like a zombie.

I know.

It takes time, Heather,

and it can be really frustrating.

I understand, but we have to keep trying.

What works for one patient doesn't always work for another.

There is a-- a new bipolar medicine on the market

that you haven't tried.

Maybe that's the one for you.

I'll think about it.

Really?

Yes.

That makes me happy.

Are you sure you're okay, Dr. Faye?

You look tired.

These sessions are for you, Heather, not me.

Come on, don't be like that.

You can tell me anything.

I'm like family to you. I'm your favorite patient.

Besides, no offense, you don't look so good.

I mean, in all the years I've known you,

I've never seen you look this rough.

Uh.

Okay, well, I came home last night

and uh, the side door was open.

Someone had broken in.

Oh my God.

Yeah, when I walked out onto the deck,

I swear I saw someone running away.

What did you do?

I-- I called the police and they came,

and they checked everything out,

but they didn't find anything.

You must be totally freaked out.

Where is this place again?

Gooseberry Beach, Rhode Island.

I mean, I grew up here.

It's the safest place ever.

Especially in winter, it's like a ghost town.

I don't know, Dr. Faye.

Maybe you should get a roommate.

What about your sister?

Maybe she could move in with you till you get settled.

Did I tell you I had a sister?

Yeah. Why?

Is that a big deal or something?

I mean, a lot of people have sisters.

No, no, I just-- I don't remember mentioning it to you,

that's all.

I'm fine, Heather, and I don't need a roommate.

Okay, let's redirect the conversation back to you.

So where did you go after the park?

Well, after I rearranged the furniture in the living room,

then I moved on to the bedroom.

I was stacking my sweaters.

Madeline Faye.

Tommy, hi.

I heard you were back in town.

Yeah, I had a coffee with Jackie yesterday.

Oh yeah, yeah, she--

she called me last night and told me all about it.

Are we expecting a home invasion?

Well, um, I just had a little scare at the house last night.

I'm-- I'm sorry,

I didn't mean to joke about that.

- What happened? - No, it's fine.

Well, someone broke in.

Did they take anything?

- Are you okay? - No, which is good.

I mean, the police came, but they didn't find anything,

so I'm just being extra cautious.

Yeah you can't be too careful.

Cameras are a good idea.

Yeah, not that I have any clue how to install this,

but...

Well, you know, I might know a guy that can help.

You know? He's tall, dark, handsome.

I think he's off today, actually, too.

Let's see if he can help you out.

Oh, that would be great.

Yeah, he's got a truck full of tools.

A ladder. Actually, hold on.

Hey, Tony.

Can you help out this beautiful girl today?

Yeah? Okay.

He said he's good to go.

And a ladder.

I didn't even think about that.

Um, thank you.

Well, I'm parked out front, so I'll meet you there?

Sure. Okay.

I'll see you soon.

Nothing?

Still nothing.

Uh, really?

Thought you said you were good at this.

Who, me? No.

I was just kidding.

I've never done this before.

I'm just glad I haven't electrocuted myself.

Hold on one second. Uh.

All right. Let me try something.

All right. How about now?

It's up!

How's the picture?

Can you move it to the left a little?

Little more.

Stop there.

This is great.

I feel safer already.

Well, good.

You should feel safe in Gooseberry.

Everyone feels safe in Gooseberry.

Yes.

Been a rough couple weeks.

I'm sorry about everything that's going on.

That's okay. I'm a tough cookie.

Oh, you don't have to tell me.

Well, I'm really glad you're back in the neighborhood.

Feels like the 90s again.

Yes, it does.

Will you be at Kelly's party?

Can't wait.

See you soon.

Thank you.

I love these little impromptu hangouts we have now.

Me too.

How'd you know I would want ice cream?

Because you always want ice cream.

This is true.

Oh, look what I got.

- What? - Security system.

Oh.

Oh, wow.

Maddy, I feel so much better about you being alone right now.

- This is great. - Me too.

Guess who I ran into at the hardware store?

Who?

Tony Miller.

Really?

He actually offered to install it.

So I mean, I let him, because I had no idea how to do it, so.

That is so nice.

I mean, Tony is always doing the nicest things for people.

So did you guys hang out?

Well, he was-- he was busy installing it.

I mean, I-- we caught up a little bit.

Yeah.

Good.

Everything okay?

Yeah.

Why wouldn't it be okay?

I don't know, 'cause you look a little annoyed.

You used to have a crush on Tony, didn't you?

No, of course not.

I mean, that was like 20 years ago.

- Come on. - Yeah, no, you're right.

Of course. I-- I figured as much. I just...

Besides, everybody had a crush on Tony Miller,

Gooseberry's star quarterback.

I can't argue with that.

We had so much fun back then.

We were such a good gang.

Yeah, well, tomorrow we're getting the van back

together again.

- Right? - Mhmm.

Only one problem.

What?

I have no idea what to wear.

Attention, please.

Attention, everyone, friends, extended family.

Oh, welcome, welcome, welcome.

Look at all this wonderful color.

It's like a flash of summer in the dead of winter.

I love it. I love it.

Now, of course, I want to thank you all

for coming to my daughter Kelly's birthday.

Hats off to Kelly!

- Where's the birthday girl? - Daddy, daddy.

Oh, come here. Come right over here.

This is a big one.

Come over and stand with your old man.

Now, everyone, huh, this is a special day.

It's not every day that your little girl turns 40.

Let's all welcome her to the wonderful world of middle age.

Raise your glasses.

A toast to Kelly!

To Kelly!

Oh, oh, while I have your attention,

I also want to officially welcome home my beautiful,

talented daughter, Madeline,

who is fresh off her best-selling book tour. Huh?

And now she's home with her father for the winter

here in Gooseberry.

Everybody, to Madeline!

To Madeline!

Come, come. Congratulate her.

From Gooseberry.

Now I don't have to miss her.

I still haven't paid you for helping me the other day.

You know, I was just thinking that.

I was thinking maybe you owe me a date or something.

- Is that right? - Mhmm.

Maybe like a traditional home-cooked meal.

Oh, really?

What'd you have in mind?

You know, at first I was thinking something really

difficult, like instant mac and cheese.

But you know, I said, let's keep it simple.

You know, like salmon, wild rice, grilled asparagus.

Unless you're a mashed potato kind of grilled.

That is very specific.

I like seafood.

Well, you know, we have some juicy Atlantic salmon

coming in off the coast and

we're supposed to have a hell of a catch tomorrow.

I actually have a delicious salmon recipe

that my mom used to make.

Well then, it's meant to be.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Okay.

My kitchen would be open.

Wow, Tony and Madeline really seem to be hitting it off, huh?

Yeah, they're getting pretty cozy by the fire.

I'm sorry, does that bother you?

You're kidding me, right?

See, I knew you didn't care.

Yeah, guys, I already told you I'm seeing someone else.

You did? Who?

When did you tell me?

Like, last summer.

Remember?

I must be getting Alzheimer's.

When are we gonna meet this guy?

Flowers for the birthday girl.

- Thanks, Vinnie. - Hi, honey.

- You're adorable. - You look great.

- Oh, thanks. - Yeah.

This place is amazing.

Wow, I-- I love the beach thing.

Yeah, it's-- your father really knows how to party.

- Hi, guys. - Hi.

- Hi. - So, this is Vinnie.

Yeah.

This is my best friend, Jackie.

- And this is Larry. - Hi.

- Hi. - Hi.

Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm just not--

I'm not used to being in such a nice place.

Everything's so unique, you know?

I recognize you now.

From the bakery.

Medium roast, oat milk.

- Uh, impressive. - Uh-huh.

So, are you from here or what?

No, no, no, I'm-- I'm from Cleveland.

- Cleveland. - Yeah, yeah.

Well, you know, I just-- I love the water so much,

but I was landlocked and I just woke up one day

and I said, "screw it", and I headed to the coast.

Yeah, I know what you mean.

I mean, there's nothing better than the ocean.

- I'll fix it up. - Yeah.

To the ocean.

Hey, honey.

Hey.

I just wanted to tell you how amazing you look tonight.

Oh, thank you.

Gorgeous flowers, where are they from?

Yeah, Vinnie gave them to me.

The bakery.

Light roast.

Extra almond.

Nailed it.

Oh, wait, this is Vinnie.

Guilty as charged.

Oh, you guys know each other.

Well, he made me a coffee.

Oh, okay, well, this is my sister, Made--

No, I know, I know, I know.

I follow you on Instagram.

I mean, me and like--

like a million other people, right?

You know, but I--

Yeah, but I like your pics all the time.

And sometimes I'll just drop an emoji in the comments.

Very sweet, thank you.

Oh, Maddy, I forgot to tell you.

The cops told me that they caught some high school

dropouts going up and down the coast,

breaking inside people's houses.

Little bastards.

That's a relief, though, right?

Well, yeah.

At least it's not an ax murderer.

Well, I mean, it was the same stuff that we used to do.

Just kids nowadays don't know how not to get caught.

Oh, you know what? Larry, let me take that for you.

Excuse me, could you take that for me?

Hey, hey, hey, I hope everybody is having a

fantastic time.

I apologize, but I have to borrow my two kiddos

- just for a minute or two. - Okay.

We're having an impromptu family meeting.

Oh, what a night.

There's nothing like a good old-fashioned

birthday festivity.

It reminds me of all those huge parties we used to

have at this house.

Your graduations and our anniversaries.

Remember what your mother used to do at Halloween

with making the whole place into a haunted house?

Oh, it's a beautiful place, Dad.

It sure is.

And that is why it is so important to me that it

stay in the family always.

Or as long as you girls still want it.

No, Dad, we're planning on keeping it in the family

forever, right, Kel?

Yeah, we wouldn't have it any other way.

You have no idea how important that is for me to hear.

Well, that's why I want you to meet me here

tomorrow morning.

You remember Ron, my lawyer.

He just wants to talk over a couple of important

things about future arrangements.

You know how I hate talking about stuff like that, Dad.

Yeah, Dad, a little morbid.

It's a party. Come on.

I'm not sick.

I promise you I'm not sick.

But I'll let you in on a little secret.

I'm not getting any younger either.

And ever since your mother, I have been worried about

you being legally protected if something were to happen to me.

Dad, nothing's gonna happen to you.

- You're living to a 100. - A 100, yeah.

Well, I feel spry, and supple, and ready.

And people will pay to see these moves.

No, no, no, no, no. It's not happening.

Ow! Ow!

Oh, all right, all right.

It's cake time.

Oh, do you want my help?

No, no, no. Your friend is helping me.

- Jackie? - No, it's Hermia, Helen or--

I don't know. I'm terrible with names.

But she's a wonderful girl.

All right, she's even putting on the candles right now.

I'll get the camera.

Here we go!

She's 40!

What made you think it's okay to show up at a

family event of mine uninvited?

Do you know how inappropriate this is?

Okay, look, I know you probably think

I'm some weird stalker now,

but it's really not as creepy as it sounds.

Driving 200 miles to something you are not

invited to is very creepy.

I was feeling suicidal.

You know, I had to get out of my apartment.

I figured you'd be proud of me that I was able to

get out of bed, break the cycle.

I know this is hard on you, Heather.

But showing up to my sister's birthday party uninvited?

How did you even know where to find me?

Come on, Dr. Faye. It's the 21st century.

You mentioned Gooseberry Beach

in our session the other day, so I googled it.

And I figured since I have money coming in from the

book advance, I decided I deserve a little getaway

weekend, a little vacay, right?

So I hopped on a train and I ended up coming here.

And then once I got into town,

I mean, it wasn't hard tracking you down.

Hello! You're famous!

Okay, okay,

all this information is making me really

uncomfortable right now.

I mean, you'd be surprised at the information people

offer up if you're just nice to them.

There were some people at the bakery talking about a

big bash at your dad's house,

and they said you were gonna be there.

I told them we worked together.

They gave me the address.

I didn't even have to ask.

This is insane.

I mean, I didn't lie.

Technically, we do work together.

Heather, I think it is great that you want to

travel and meet new people.

But we had an agreement.

There are boundaries.

We made a deal that we would do this remotely,

so that could isolate myself

while I write the book.

That is my process.

So I guess I'm not included in that process?

Of course, you are.

But I need space while I write.

So you can make money off of me,

but I'm not good enough to vacation

in your quaint little beach community.

Now I get it.

No, that's not it at all.

You don't want to be my friend.

I want you to understand.

That I care deeply about you as a patient.

But this book is not about our friendship.

It is about your bipolar disorder.

And for this to be successful,

we need to strictly keep doctor patient.

Okay?

I'm having second thoughts.

I'm not sure I want to do the book anymore.

Okay.

If that is what you really want, then I will respect that.

But I would really like you to think about this.

We have put so much time and work into it.

I know. I know. I'm sorry.

I just don't think I have it in me, Dr. Faye.

You know, I'm gonna go say goodbye to your dad,

and then I'll take off.

He was really nice to me.

It must be nice having a dad like that.

I'll see ya.

Okay, Heather, just-- just wait a second.

All right?

You don't have to go right now.

Really?

Why don't you stay and have some cake?

It did looked really good.

How about you stay at my house tonight, and I will

take you to the train station tomorrow.

- Deal? - Yes, okay,

thank you so much, Dr. Faye.

This is the nicest thing anyone's ever done for me.

Thank you, thank you.

Let's go.

Hey, good night, guys.

Thanks for coming.

Ronnie, you all set for tomorrow mroning?

Yeah, I'll be there bright and early.

Look, I want you to know ahead of time,

these things can get a little emotional,

so just be prepared

No, no, we'll keep it light.

It's a family meeting, not a funeral.

Yeah, they're in for one hell of a surprise, aren't they?

- See you in the morning. - See ya.

Thanks for the party, Dad.

Oh, happy birthday, Kal.

Thanks, dad.

- Good night, sweetheart. - Goodnight.

Remember, tomorrow morning.

We will.

So, who's your friend?

Oh, uh, Heather.

Um, we went to grad school together.

She used to live down the hall, remember?

Maybe.

I mean, we partied a lot back then, right?

Yeah.

I'm so glad that you could make it tonight.

I know. This was special.

All right, bring it in.

Nice birthday hug.

Oh, happy birthday.

- Nice meeting you, Vinnie.

Um, so we're all going to head up an after hours after.

- You wanna come? - No, I am going to bed.

I'm tactile.

- Sorry. - Later, lame squad.

Bye.

Looking forward to dinner tomorrow night.

Me too.

- Good night. - Good night.

This place is amazing, Maddy.

I'm sorry. I mean, Dr. Fang.

It's okay.

We're not in session right now, so.

We're just two women having a cup of coffee.

You can call me, "Maddy".

Really?

Gee, thanks, okay.

I feel so good right now, Dr. Fang.

I mean, Maddy.

I'm sorry I came unannounced,

but I haven't felt this good in ages.

I'm glad you're feeling better, Heather.

And tomorrow, we're back to video sessions, right?

You and Tony look great together.

Oh. Thank you, but I'm not looking to get involved

with anyone right now, so.

Oh, come on.

You can be honest with me.

You like him.

Just a little bit, yes.

Aha, yes! See, I knew it!

Ah, yes.

I'm a little different than your other patients.

I'm like a sister to you.

And my sister deserves a good man in her life.

I really appreciate you saying that, Heather.

But uh, it is really important

that you respect my personal life.

It's very inappropriate.

Because I'm your therapist.

I thought you said we're just two women having a

cup of coffee together.

Oh, no, we are. We are.

But we still just have to have boundaries, okay?

Understood.

Okay.

Here it is.

This room is bigger than my whole apartment.

She's a brand new. Bed should be comfy.

Bathroom's right there.

This is so nice.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

You'll be good too.

- Goodnight! - Goodnight.

- What are you doing? - What are you doing?

I heard a noise in the hallway.

I was in the kitchen getting a glass of water.

You look like you saw a ghost.

No, I'm fine.

I'm just a little bit spooked.

I heard my door slam.

Are your windows open?

No.

The windows in the hall are.

Well, the wind probably slammed the door shut.

Mystery solved.

Okay.

Fine then.

Back to bed.

Goodnight.

Good morning!

- Oh. - Made you coffee.

Thank you.

You didn't sleep much last night, did you?

No. I uh, have a test and turned all night.

I'm absolutely exhausted.

Look, I checked the train schedule and it looks like

there's one leaving in 45 minutes

and then a few that leave later.

So, can you give me a ride to the station.

I'll just catch the early one.

Okay. Sure.

You okay?

Yeah. I just think I partied too hard.

A little brain fog.

Start sipping, sister.

Oh, your phone's been ringing off the hook all morning.

It has? Where is it?

Oh. What time is it?

A little after 10:00.

What?

- What's the matter? - Shoot!

I had an appointment with my sister this morning.

I'm going to be so late.

Uh, uh. Oh, God.

She's called me a hundred times.

Hang on.

So sorry.

On my way. Okay, shoot.

Is the train station in walking distance?

No. Do you mind if I take this meeting and I'll uh, take you

on my way back?

Yeah, no-- no problem.

Take your time.

I am so sorry.

It's all right. It's all right, sweetheart.

Just have a seat.

Let's do this.

We've been making Ron wait long enough.

Oh, it's okay, Bob.

I-- I guess superstars run in their own time.

Uh, do you want to kick things off?

Yeah.

Well, when your mother and I moved here,

it was just a sandbar.

You know, a little town full of surf bums.

And we always knew that the three things we loved

were each other, you kids, and the beach.

So, you know, we saved our money.

And I taught surfing,

and I taught swimming, and scuba,

and your mother got into real estate.

And so we saved up and we bought a little piece of the beach.

And then we bought another, and another, and another.

And over 40 years, we got a lot of beach property.

Nobody else wanted it on this side of the cove.

That's where my best friend comes in.

I trust this man, like a brother,

to divvy it all up, fair and square,

before I ride that big wave into the sky.

Take it over, Ron.

You got it, Bob.

Oh, okay, here it goes.

I guess we should start with the stock portfolio,

and then we'll make our way to the property breakdown.

Perfect.

So, between the liquid cash, the stock portfolio,

and all of the properties,

we're looking at a grand total of $33.5 million.

Plus, my gold Lincoln.

$33.5-ish million.

All right, guys.

Thank you, Ron.

See ya.

Ah, 33.5.

Not bad for a beach bum, huh?

I'm gonna head down to the water.

Don't forget your towel this time, Dad.

Check. This time, I may forget the trunks.

Bye, Dad.

I'll let you know how the water is.

$33.5 million?

Yeah, I had no idea.

It's like we won the lottery, Maddy.

Well...

Well, what?

We did. It's our money.

The only way it's our money is if Dad's not here.

It's not like I want him to die, but it's inevitable.

Yeah. He will.

It's a little dark.

Well, it's different for me, Maddy.

I didn't write a book that sold a million copies last year.

Why does my book always have to come up when we're

having discussions about money?

I'm very sorry.

I'm just a little emotional right now.

That was really, really heavy for me.

It's fine.

You wanna come back to my house and watch a movie?

Yeah.

Oh, wait. Scrap that.

I can't. I have a therapy session.

Well, why? I won't listen, I swear.

No, it's fine. It's-- it's gonna be a long one.

Well, I don't have anything to do today.

Okay, you know what?

You know my friend that was at your party last night

from grad school?

Oh, yeah. Heather from down the hall.

You know, I really don't remember her from before

last night.

Yeah. That's because you never met her.

Huh?

Okay, what I am about to tell you is strictly confidential.

And the only reason I'm telling you is because I trust you.

But promise me you're not gonna say anything.

- Okay, what? - Okay, okay.

Heather is my patient.

- What? - I know.

Why was she at my party?

That's a thing.

She kinda just showed up.

I didn't invite her.

She's stalking you.

This is happening all over again.

No, she's not a stalker.

I mean, she's--

One of your patients shows up at your house

uninvited at a family function.

And you don't see that as a red flag?

Why didn't you just tell her to leave?

Or call the police?

I didn't want to make a scene at your party.

It's fine anyway.

She's going home later.

As soon as I get back to the house,

I'm dropping her at the train station.

Are you telling me that she's at your house alone?

She's probably going through your underwear.

Okay, I've known her seven years.

She's a good person.

She's a crazy person.

Kelly!

Is she the one you're writing the book about?

This is strictly confidential, Kelly,

and I cannot tell you anything else.

- It's illegal. - So she is?

I didn't say that.

You didn't have to.

Well, now I'm definitely coming.

In case she tries to kidnap you.

Okay, you know what, Kelly?

I really need to trust that you're not gonna

say anything, okay?

Of course not.

All right, let's go.

Hi.

You're Jackie, right?

- Right. - I'm Heather.

We met at the party last night.

Yeah.

Maddy stepped out, but come on in.

She'll be back soon.

Okay.

Can I get you anything?

Water? Soda?

A glass of wine?

No, I'm good.

I'm doing some remodeling.

I got these swatches from the hardware store,

and I wanted to get Maddy's take on them.

Mind if I look?

Uh, sure.

I'm sorry.

I just don't think any of these are right.

Really?

And when it comes to color schemes, I never lie.

Uh. You're right.

These are all trash.

Why does it have to be so damn hard to find the right color?

Yeah, finding the right color is highly personal.

First thing you have to consider is the mood

you're going for.

And lighting is important, too.

You know what?

I'm going to take you up on that glass of wine.

Thought you'd never ask.

I'm thinking about a lot of mahogany for the dining room.

Classy.

Cheers.

Hi, uh, is Maddy home?

You're Tony, right?

Yeah, uh, and you are?

Heather, from Kelly's birthday.

Right, um, well,

I have some fish for Madeline, so is she here?

No, she stepped out, but she'll be back.

Come on in.

Hey, Tony!

- Oh, Jackie's here! - It's a party!

- Hey! - Hey.

- You want a drink? - Yeah, I'll take a beer.

Check out these beautiful beasts of the sea.

- Wow, they're huge. - Cool.

Yeah, look, and I know, like these big ones,

they've been known to jolt back to life after they've

been out of the water for an hour.

- Get out! - No, no, no, seriously, look,

you can even hear their heartbeat.

You can just get a little closer, just a little closer.

Ah!

"Oh, I'm sorry, Jackie, that scared you, didn't it?

Heather, what is that you're pushing ahead with?"

Hi, guys.

Madeline.

I brought the goods.

I brought the swatches.

I brought the booze.

Well, well, looks like there's a party going on,

and we're not invited.

Well, it looks like you guys are having some fun.

I'm sorry, Madeline,

I probably should have called first.

No, it's fine.

So, Maddy tells me that you were

friends in grad school, right?

Yeah.

Hmm, you know, I don't remember you.

Well, that's because she had to leave a couple

months earlier, right?

Right, I wanted to stay, but I had some things going on.

Is that my wine you're drinking?

Uh. Oh my God, how many glasses have you had?

I'm sorry, I didn't know it was yours.

I'll buy you another bottle.

Are you even supposed to be drinking?

What?

It's fine, Kelly, we have plenty of wine.

What do you mean, am I supposed to be drinking?

Well, um, doesn't it interfere with your met?

What?

Okay, you know what, Kelly, you are mistaking

her for my old roommate, who was having a nervous

breakdown before her finals, remember?

Oh, yeah.

Okay, you don't even look like her.

I mean, she was a knockout.

Tall, blonde.

What was her name again?

I forget.

Her name was Gayle.

Oh, right, Gayle.

You must think that I'm such a snob.

I'm sorry, mistaken identity.

No, no problem.

Don't worry about it.

You know what, I-- I didn't realize how late it was.

I better get going, I have a train to catch.

Um, I probably should get going, too.

I smell like a fish factory.

Um, Maddy, I'll see you tonight?

Yeah.

I'm gonna get going, too.

Hey, do you want to come with?

Um, I'm going back to the hardware store

to get some paint and some other things.

I'd love your input.

Oh, no, she can't.

She has a train to catch.

Yeah, she's right.

I already missed the first one,

but thank you for inviting me.

Just take the next one.

We'll shop first and then I'll drop you off at the station.

Come on, it'll be fun.

Okay, well, I guess that's one less thing for Maddy to do.

I really don't mind.

I need her.

This girl is a walking talking HGTV show.

It'll be a disaster without her.

If you say so.

Thanks for the hospitality.

Later.

I can't believe that you just did that to me.

Relax.

Did what?

Are you kidding me?

You just put me in a very dangerous situation.

Calm down, Madeline.

You're getting all worked up for nothing.

Oh, you think that was nothing?

Kelly, you betrayed me.

Do you know that it is illegal for a psychiatrist

to share her patient's information?

I could lose my license.

I could get sued.

Not to mention she is completely unstable right now.

She could hurt herself.

Okay, first of all, sued for what?

I covered your ass.

You have nothing to worry about.

Heather's not dumb.

You think she bought my lame story?

Trust me, she didn't.

No, you trust me.

We do not need another psycho in your life.

Haven't you learned your lesson?

She is unstable.

You said so yourself.

You should be thanking me for getting her out of here.

You're way too nice.

Wow, I--

Okay, I can't believe I'm in this position.

This is horrible.

I'm sorry that I did that.

Bring it in.

You're going to love this place.

Easy with that, Simon.

That's salmon's going to need a psychiatrist in a minute.

So, did you always want to be a psychiatrist?

I can't remember.

No, I actually wanted to be a vet.

And then we had to put a family dog down,

so I was like, no.

Oh yeah, that's worse.

I um-- I've been through that a couple times, actually.

Really?

Yeah, um my um-- my last dog, Sailor.

He was my best friend.

Uh, 15 years, took him everywhere with me.

Oh my gosh, he loved the boat.

And he was a great swimmer.

And one day, we were out there and this pod of

dolphins comes out and swims right in front of our boat.

And Sailor just takes off and jumps as far as he can

and dives right in there with the dolphins.

Oh, wow.

No, it was incredible.

I mean, the dolphins were swimming under him,

diving above him.

He's just-- he's just spinning around, barking.

He was like--

And I swear he thought he was one of the dolphins.

Like a furry little dolphin.

The sad part was reminding him he was still a dog.

The look he gave me was, it was priceless, but

yeah, he was a great dog.

I would love to go on the boat with you sometime.

Yeah, we should catch a sunset.

It's the best part of my day.

Most of the time, it's just me out there looking

out and, you know, there's so much to look at,

but nobody to look at it with.

Well, I'd like to see some stuff with you.

I'd like that. Mm

This fish is delicious.

Pretty good score, I'd say.

I'm so impressed with these colors.

Thank you so much.

I would have never thought to pick any of this stuff myself.

Anytime.

Thanks for showing me around town.

I mean, this place is like out of a Norman Rockwell painting.

They have everything.

Can you pack this stuff up please?

I have some time before the train.

You hungry?

Actually, my husband will be home soon,

so I need to get back.

Oh.

So, you said you went to school with Maddy, right?

Uh, yeah.

Cornell or Penn?

Cornell.

Maddy didn't go to Cornell.

Listen, Heather,

I know that you're not Maddy's old pal.

You're her patient.

And I'm really confused right now as to what your motives are.

Madeline has been through enough already.

Are you stalking her?

No, I'm not stalking her.

Then why did you lie to us?

Okay, look.

Yes, I am Maddy's patient.

But she didn't want anyone to know.

I swear, that's the truth.

Did Maddy invite you to Kelly's party?

Or did you just show up?

Well, I just showed up.

Then you are stalking her!

No, I'm not.

I love Dr. Faye.

I wouldn't hurt a hair on her head.

See, you need to know something about us.

Maddy was always the sweet one.

Kelly, the funny one.

I was the tough one.

So I'm calling you a cab.

I want you to get in,

get on that train, and never come back!

Understand?

You can't tell me what to do, Jackie.

So why don't you mind your own business?

My friends are my business.

And I will do whatever it takes to protect them.

Why don't you just stop being crazy and go back to

where you came from?

Did you just call me "crazy"?

I am not crazy!

Stay away from me, psychopath.

You know, I've lived here my whole life

and I've never gotten tired of it.

Looking out at the bay and watching the waves crash.

You forget how beautiful this place is till you come back.

I thought I was a city girl, but I don't know.

I'm very peaceful this time.

Hmm.

It's a little bit different than the city, hm?

Uh, yeah.

You know, we've known each other for 30 years.

This is the first time we've ever been alone.

Well, that's because you never asked me on a date.

Well, I mean, I've always been obsessed with Steve Bauer.

- It's like-- - Steve Bauer?

Are you kidding me?

Absolutely not. Where did you hear that?

Uh, Kelly.

I mean, she said that I had no chance with you,

because you're so in love with Steve.

Wait, Kelly said that?

That's so weird.

Yeah, I mean, I was, you know--

I was a little heartbroken, actually.

I've had a crush on you since freshman year.

Yeah, I definitely wasn't in love with Steve Bauer.

No idea why Kelly would say that.

No.

So you would have dated me?

Yes.

I liked you a lot.

Sorry, I couldn't waste another single day of my

life without doing that.

Don't apologize.

Let's do it again.

Come on, Maddy. Pick up.

Maddy, it's me.

Listen.

I know Heather is your patient, Kelly told me.

I'm sorry. I couldn't help it.

I confronted her.

Things got heated and I left her on the side of the road.

She looked like she wanted to kill me.

Call me asap.

Hey, Jackie, what's up?

Kelly, you were right about Heather.

She's a total nutbag.

She just tried to attack me.

See? I told you.

Are you okay?

I'm fine.

Well, Maddy says that she's bipolar and obsessed.

Oh my God.

So creepy.

I know.

But at least she's with Tony right now.

He'll protect her.

What?

He's meeting Larry after dinner to play cards.

And I don't want Maddy alone.

Why not? What is it?

In case Heather tries to do something.

Yeah, but you dropped her off at the train station, right?

No. I told you.

She tried to kill me.

So I got in my car and I took off.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Uh, yeah.

Jackie, she is very dangerous.

I'm so glad that you got out safely.

Now we just have a loose cannon roaming around town.

We should call the cops and send them to Maddy's house

just to check.

Not yet.

I think that all of those cops, the flashing lights,

all that hoopla could be very triggering to Maddy.

I should just go right now and check it out myself.

Okay, just call me and please let me know she's okay.

Absolutely.

And don't worry, I will never let that psycho hurt my sister.

I know.

Heather?

What are you doing here?

I'm trusted you, Dr. Faye.

I really did.

You let me down.

What are you talking about?

Does he know, too?

I bet everybody in Gooseberry knows, right?

Knows what?

That I'm your crazy patient lady.

Wait, she's your patient?

Heather, he didn't know anything.

I've not said a word.

You're lying.

You told everyone.

They all think I'm some whack job.

Just when I thought you actually cared about me!

He didn't pick up.

Message.

Hi, Daddy.

It's Kelly.

So, I am heading over to Maddy's right now.

I don't want to upset you, but I think that she may be

in some danger.

It's one of her patients.

So, um, anyway, could you come and meet me at the house?

I'm really scared.

Okay. Bye.

Showtime.

Please let me explain. Let's sit down.

Let me who it is.

Hey!

Tony!

I didn't expect you to be here.

I thought you were playing cards with Larry still.

Yeah, well, dinner got a little delayed.

What's up?

I just need to talk to my sister.

Sure, come on in.

Heather!

What a surprise!

I thought we got rid of you!

Okay, Kelly, could you come back tomorrow?

We're in the middle of something.

Actually, no.

We need to talk right now.

Jackie and I called you 50 times.

You didn't pick up.

We were worried sick.

And especially with this one roaming around.

Okay, what just happened?

It's probably a breaker.

I'll go check it out.

All right, okay.

Heather, if you don't mind, I need to talk to my sister.

In private.

Thanks.

Maddy, you have got to get that woman out of this house.

And out of your life.

Forget about the book.

She's a psychopath.

Okay, she is not a psychopath.

She has a mental illness and she is my patient.

Obviously, she is in distress.

Seriously, Maddy?

Are you the crazy one?

Kelly, you need to let me handle this, okay?

No more. That is enough.

She is not dangerous and I am fine.

I think that you should go home.

Tony is here and I feel safe with him.

You know, I heard everything you said, Kelly.

And I wish you wouldn't call me a "psychopath".

It's rude.

And quite honestly, really offensive.

You are offended by me.

Well, that's too bad, 'cause I'm protecting my sister.

Do you want to make something of it?

Hey, Kelly!

Maddy, let me finish her.

Protecting her from me?

Is that what you're telling everyone?

I am some homicidal stalker who wants to kill Dr. Faye?

Yeah, the same Dr. Faye who has been prescribing you

crazy pills for your entire adult life.

I think you are the crazy one, Kelly.

You are mean, and nasty, and jealous of Dr. Faye.

How dare you talk to me like that?

Okay, ladies, that is enough.

You are a manipulative bully.

And just for the record, you don't scare me.

She should scare you.

Heather, quick!

I am calling 911.

Don't move.

Oh myGod.

Kelly, what are you doing?

I'm in charge now.

Kelly?

Kelly, I just got your message.

I'm on my way, sweetheart, alright?

Ten minutes. I'm coming.

Hello?

I need the police at 23 Seaview Lane.

Yes.

My daughter is in trouble.

Yes. 23 Seaview.

Thank you.

I don't understand.

Why would you?

Perfect little Maddy with her perfect little life.

You never had to struggle.

You have no idea how hard I have to work.

What are you talking about?

Of course I do.

I know what you do for Dad.

I'm trying to work out where is all this anger coming from.

I am not one of your patients, Maddy.

So don't try to psychoanalyze me.

I'm not trying to.

I just-- I just don't know what is going on.

What is going on is you got to become a

best-selling author and you got to go to the big city.

While I was stuck here playing Mrs. Fix-It,

and making cupcakes, and cleaning toilets for you.

Everything has always been about you, Maddy.

And I hate you.

You hate me?

Your father should be here right now.

Where is he?

Where is your father, Kel?

Why is Dad coming here?

Oh my God, Kelly, what are you doing?

You've always had it so easy.

I bust my ass for 20 years and you expect to just

swan in here and share everything 50/-50?

Wait, this is about Dad's money?

Brainiac, she finally figured it out.

You are not going to hurt Dad.

Of course not.

Vinnie's gonna do it.

Tony, call the police!

He can't hear you.

- Why not? - Why?

He's dead.

Wait, you killed Tony?

That wasn't part of the plan.

Yeah, I know it wasn't, Kel.

I'm doing my best under the circumstances, okay?

He kept fighting back.

What did you want me to do?

What is it with you and this guy, huh?

What, are you like--

you're like in love with him or something?

- Is it-- - Shut up, Vinnie!

He's right, you are in love with Tony.

And that's why you hate me, because he--

he likes me and he doesn't--

Shut up!

What are you doing, Kelly?

You're not going to get away with this.

There are cameras everywhere.

That's fine.

I studied telecommunications in prison.

I'll wipe the camera.

Get off me!

Kelly, Kelly, Kelly, put the gun down!

Heather, oh my-- Heather. Heather.

- Kelly, please. - Drop your weapon now!

Wait till you see what we've done.

What do you think?

- I love it. - Wow, wow, bravo!

Look at this.

Bravo.

I'm so proud of you.

Wooh.

Ooh, thank you.

I would like to make a toast to Heather.

For your courage and your bravery.

And may you stay on your path to good health and wellness.

I am so proud of you.

And to you, Maddy.

For believing in me and never giving up on me.

You're my hero.

Well, you saved my life.

I mean, literally took a bullet for me.

Didn't hit anything vital.

Terrible shot.

You know, it's taken me a while to figure this out,

but um, you really are more than a patient.

You are my best friend.

You're my best friend, too.

Well, as Elbert Hubbard once said,

"A friend is someone that knows

everything about the other person.

The good and the bad.

And yet they still love them".

Cheers to you both.

Cheers.

Maddy, Maddy, Maddy, there you are.

What you thin of this?

It's phenomenal.

We have Heather to thank for all of it.

Boss, thanks.

It really isn't that big of a deal.

Oh, no, I speak the truth.

She meticulously selected every detail from floor to ceiling.

Not only is she literally a lifesaver,

but she is indispensable.

Huh, she can do anything.

Oh, no, she is a walking, talking HGTV show.

This really is a dream job for me.

So, thanks, you guys.

You're the best.

Well, the guests should be arriving any minute.

So, Heather, you and I should go take a last look

to make sure everything is ship-shape, huh.

And make sure that the party is ready to set sail.

Aye, aye, Captain.

Oh, Maddy.

My Maddy.

I couldn't be more proud.

My heart is full. You did a beautiful job.

As always.

- Tony. - Okay.

All right, we'll see you in a bit.

So, I've been doing some thinking.

Mm-hmm.

And, uh, decided I'm going to stay here.

Hmm.

You know, I can't leave my dad after everything that happened.

Yeah.

Maybe I'll write another book.

That's good.

Yeah, there's a few other factors keeping me here.

Oh, other factors, huh?

Mm-hmm.

Welcome home for good, Maddy.

Thank you.