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[ominous music]

[man] Kenny? Bro, where are you?

I need you right now, man. Call me back.

This ain't the time not to be answering your phone, bro.

Call me back, man.

Call me back now.

Kenny.

[ominous music]

I don't even know when things went wrong.

All I remember is loving you...

and you loving me.

Tell me, my sweet Jennifer...

how did we get here?

[ominous music]

[mellow music]

[singer] ♪ Me and Mrs. Jones ♪

♪ We got a thing goin' on ♪

♪ We both know that it's wrong ♪

♪ But it's much too strong ♪

♪ To let it go now ♪

♪ We meet every day at the same cafe ♪

♪ 6:30 ♪

♪ And no one knows she'll be there ♪

[man] Bro, I know I told you you could come in

whenever you want but I didn't know

you were coming this early.

You know, man, it's only...

6:00 AM.

What's so important that you need to come

to the bar this damn early, man?

[chuckles] Let me get you some water.

Uh-uh.

Nah, nah, nah, nah.

Uh-uh.

Give me the good stuff.

Oh, it's like that?

[chuckles]

Okay.

Lay it on me, bruh.

Tell me what happened.

I think she really left this time...

for good, Kenny.

What did you do?

Why I always got to do something?

Because I know you.

[laughs] What do you mean?

And Jenny was always too good for you in the first place.

And, secondly, I know you.

So tell me what happened. What did you do?

She found out.

Found out about what?

-Kim. The affair. -[Kenny] Wait. Whoa.

Whoa.

What do you mean affair?

You said that was a one-time thing.

That's what you told me.

I know. That's what I thought.

But then it turned out to be more.

[jazz music]

Thank you.

Thanks for your support.

Of course.

I'm your biggest fan.

Thank you.

Thanks for coming out.

Hi.

Can you sign mine "To Kim"...

please?

Kim?

That's the name of my high school crush.

Oh, really?

So what happened?

Did you two end together?

Nope.

She ended up dating the captain of the football team.

Hmm.

She didn't even know I existed.

Guess she couldn't see herself with a writer.

She was more into the athletic type.

[woman] Oh, really?

So what happened to that Kim?

She's a reality star.

Actually,

one of the biggest ones there is.

[woman] Wait.

Are you talking about Kim Kardashian?

-I know. -[woman laughs]

What are the odds?

[laughter]

No, I'm kidding.

The other Kim is a sports agent.

-Oh. -She's actually done

really well for herself.

She manages her husband...

the NFL football player she met in high school.

Now, that's an interesting story.

It actually is.

It was my first best seller.

-High School Heartbreak? -Oh.

I see you know my work.

I wouldn't be here if I didn't.

[mellow music]

[water running]

[mellow music]

I can't believe this.

Finding the woman of your dreams

when you're already married to the woman of your dreams.

Never looked at myself as...

that guy.

The guy who cheats on his wife.

Or the guy who finds true love with another woman.

There's something about her.

Just look at that smile.

That smile could melt any man's heart.

What am I gonna do now?

My wife can't find out about this.

Remember, how I said my wife couldn't find out?

Well, she did.

I can't believe you, William.

How could you do this to me?

To us?

Calm down, Jenny, all right?

It's not even like that.

What do you mean it's not like that?

It was only one time.

Only one time? Only?

Oh, what, like that makes it better?

Look, I promise you, she meant nothing to me.

[chuckles] Oh, really?

Well, that makes me feel better.

At least, she didn't mean anything to you.

-[scoffs] -Don't do that, all right?

-Do what? -That!

That patronizing tone, okay?

I messed up, but you know I hate it when you do that.

Everything isn't about you, William!

I'm allowed to use whatever tone I want right now.

Look, baby, all right?

-Baby-- -Don't.

My Jenny, look, I know, all right?

I know.

You don't have the right to call me that right now.

Not right now.

Look, I promise, all right?

Baby, I promise it will never happen again.

You won't get the chance to.

I never meant for any of this to happen.

Yeah, I bet you didn't.

[laughs]

Can I give you some advice?

Yeah. Shoot.

Fix it.

I know it sounds simple but...

just fix it.

That's it, hmm? Just fix it?

[Kenny] Yeah.

You know, that is the worst advice

that you gave me in your entire life.

[Kenny laughing]

I didn't say I was Dr. Phil or nothing, man, but...

life is too short, you know,

for y'all to have these type of problems.

If you were wrong,

let her know that you were wrong.

Tell her. Apologize to her.

See how she feels.

And if you can't fix it, I mean...

you just gotta be man enough to move on.

Yeah, coming from somebody who doesn't have a wife.

All right. I'm a husband.

I'm always wrong.

Exactly.

And that's why I don't have a wife

because I don't wanna be at the bar at 7:00 AM

drinking hard liquor,

getting drunk and depressed like you.

It sounds like I made the right choice.

I just don't know where I went wrong.

-Let's celebrate. -[William] Ah.

I'm so proud of you, baby.

-Hmm. -Another best seller.

[chuckles]

-Cheers. -Cheers.

Mmm, mmm, mmm.

Ooh. Put that down.

Okay.

[sighs]

[chuckles]

Be proud of yourself...

for inspiring me to write these crazy stories.

Oh, no.

Don't you go blaming me for you being crazy.

Ooh.

[chuckles]

I'm sorry, but, uh...

if I recall,

you couldn't resist my charm.

[chuckles]

Well, I tried to warn you

I didn't wanna be hit on when you met me.

Ooh.

[chuckles]

You was checking me out when you walked in.

What?

Boy, please.

You literally forced me to talk to you.

Uh-hmm.

-Is that right? -That's right.

All I wanted was a drink, old man.

Never too old for my Jenny.

[jazz music]

Oh, I am so sorry but we are closed

for the night, love.

Oh, come on.

[chuckles] I just drove six hours.

I...I've had the worst day you can imagine.

I just need something strong for my nerves.

Sorry but we are closed. I can't help you.

[William] I'm sure you can get this beautiful woman a drink.

What are you drinking?

Vodka straight.

Kenny owns this place,

so he can do whatever he wants to.

Don't let him lie to you.

Thanks for putting me on blast but I'm sorry,

my register's already closed.

Put it on my tab.

You know what, as a matter of fact, Kenny,

I'll have one too.

-Vodka straight. -Vodka straight.

[exhales]

Enjoy.

Never seen you around here before.

So what brings you to Newport?

Listen...

I'm not interested in getting hit on

or asked out or whatever.

I just wanna get my drink, check in to my hotel, and sleep.

No offense.

None taken.

But that's how you treat the guy

who just got you the drink you so desperately needed?

Because if it wasn't for me,

you'd still be trying to convince Kenny,

and, trust me...

he is not easy to convince.

It's a good book.

You know it?

Uh-hmm.

Well, don't tell me the end.

I wanna be surprised.

It's actually not a surprise at all.

You'll see.

All right. So then tell me one thing.

Does Patricia and Bobby get together?

I'm not telling you.

You just told me not to tell you the end.

But that's not the end.

I like the dynamic between Patricia and Bobby.

It's like they were meant for each other

but not at all, you know?

Tell me more without,

telling me more.

Well, if I tell you everything,

you won't have a reason to finish it.

Very good point.

[chuckles]

I will say though,

the author's a little strange.

You know, the way he tells his stories,

it's almost like he's lived them himself.

So real but unique, you know?

Wow.

Sounds like an amazing man.

Please. He's probably some old dude with cats...

[chuckling]

who doesn't have anything better to do with his life,

but come up with crazy stories to tell to the world.

[laughter]

Old dude with cats? Ooh.

And there it was, the laugh that caught me,

struck me right in the heart.

I was hooked.

I don't think he's an old dude with cats.

Hmm.

I think he's a brilliant mind.

He's gone through so much in his life.

He just has to share it with the world.

He's probably handsome,

charming,

and met the love of his life tonight.

Like an arrow from Cupid himself

if Cupid was real.

That's pretty detailed.

William Law.

Nice to meet you.

William Law?

No way.

-[chuckles] -Uh-hmm.

Yes way.

William Law.

Oh, my God. Here I am going on about your work.

I didn't mean to offend you about the cat dude.

Uh-uh. Not at all.

[chuckles]

I'm Jennifer.

And now I'm super embarrassed.

[chuckles] I need another drink.

[chuckles]

Kenny, can we get two more for the road?

For the road.

Thanks, Kenny.

Yeah.

Anything for Will.

William Law.

[mellow music]

In chapter three, I mean, I was slain.

I could not believe it. It was amazing.

-And-- -Ah.

William. Oh, my gosh.

You've done it again.

I mean, Revenge is by far my favorite.

Wait till you read Woman in the Woods.

I cannot wait.

I know it's so amazing.

What is this number three?

Actually, Revenge is number four,

but who's counting, huh?

Oh, dear Jennifer,

you are a spark in this man's life.

William, you keep this one.

Oh, I'm not gonna let her out of my sight.

You better not.

As a matter of fact...

Excuse me.

May I have everyone's attention please?

This past year has been a blur.

Congrats to everyone on yet another best seller, for one.

[cheers and applause]

But, most importantly,

when the fog is thick,

God sometimes sends a little bitty path of clarity

to get you through it.

Hmm.

[William] And, Jennifer, you have been that path.

But it hasn't been little at all.

No.

It has been so wide that anyone can see.

You have brought so much joy into my life.

-Baby. -I can't even imagine

what my life would be without you.

Will, what are you doing?

-Ooh. -William, what are you doing?

Will.

The only thing that matters to me.

Will.

Jennifer Ramsey,

would you make me the happiest man

alive and be my wife?

Yes.

Yes, I will.

-Yes, I will. -[chuckling]

[Kaitlin] Well, yeah. Cheers. Cheers.

[cheers and applause]

[Kenny] See, this is exactly why

I don't let you drag me into stuff, man.

You done showed up here at 6:00 AM and got me drunk.

Don't you understand I still gotta run this place

in a couple of hours?

Remember, I was--I was--I was calling you

and I kept telling you,

"Call me back. Just call me back.

Call me back."

Yeah. Yeah.

I gotta tell you something.

I don't want you to get upset though.

Don't...okay.

I'm not upset, bro.

I've been drunk before.

-Kenny. -It's all good.

But I need to know I could trust--

I could trust you.

All right.

Now, you're worrying me, man.

What's up?

[ominous music]

[laughs]

[laughter]

Are you ready for some champagne?

So this how you do me after two years of marriage?

You replace me with this tramp?

-Maybe I should go. -[Jenny] No. You stay.

You're a part of the family tree now, right?

My husband's been inside you, inside me.

Hell, we're just one big happy family now.

Ain't that right, William?

I can explain.

I'm listening.

Maybe you're right.

Maybe you should go.

I'll call you in the morning.

[sighs]

Okay, baby.

[ominous music]

[clears throat]

Why, William?

You told me it was just the one time.

That she didn't mean anything.

-[sighs] Listen-- -I believed you.

-Okay. Baby. Baby. -I believed you!

I want a divorce.

What?

You're divorcing me for her?

I'm divorcing you because of the woman

you've become because of her.

We were over the day you decided to screw her.

Now, you wanna put that off on me?

-Are you insane? -Look, I'm sorry, okay?

I never meant for this to happen.

Kim, this...all right.

It's my fault.

I'm willing to accept the consequences of my actions.

And I'm mature enough to know that

and I hope you can be mature enough to accept my decision.

[chuckles]

You wanna talk about maturity?

Where was this maturity when you cheated on me?

See? There you go!

You're a broken record!

It happens all the time!

-That's-- -I am broken!

What does this mean for me?

You take everything and leave me with nothing, right?

You're a victim.

That's right. You're a victim.

You know the prenup like I do.

So, yes, we don't have any kids together,

so leave with exactly you came with.

And that's nothing.

Not even the clothes on my back.

I guess you should've had a better attorney.

What the hell am I supposed to do?

I'm broke.

You broke me!

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

I used to be passionate and driven and...

I could have done so much with my life

but I gave it all to you.

I let all of that go

when you swept me off my feet.

I wanna talk to you about something.

Uh-hmm.

I think we should just go down to the courthouse

and get married today.

Look, I don't wanna plan no extravagant wedding

with a bunch of people we don't know.

Are you serious right now?

-[chuckles] -As a heart attack.

Well, what about our families?

[scoffs] What about them, huh?

And if you want a big reception later on, we can do that.

[chuckles]

Well, the courthouse sounds terrible...

[chuckles]

[exhales] but we could just have it here at the house, you know?

Call a few people we know and do it.

And do it.

-[chuckles] -Uh-hmm.

But we gotta do it this week, all right?

Because today is Monday.

I want you to go out there, find a dress.

I want us to get married.

[exhales]

Right now,

I can't wait to be your husband.

No more waiting.

No more waiting.

We rushed into this.

Maybe we should've waited.

It's too late to turn back now, Jenny.

The damage is done.

So where you... where are you going?

You...you're just gonna leave?

You're going back to her, huh?

All right. Let's not do this.

It's done, okay?

We gotta move on.

I hate you!

-Come on. Listen-- -I hate you!

-I hate you! -Hey, Jenny, stop!

-[Jenny] I hate you! -[clatter]

[William] Jenny.

Jenny.

And that's what I'm gonna do.

I think I'm just gonna get out of here because...

I'm gonna go take your advice.

So I'm just...that's it.

I'mma go back home. I'mma fix my marriage.

That's right.

Women like flowers. Roses.

-Any color will do. -Ooh.

-See? There you go. -Bre.

-Uh-hmm. -Breanna.

So, Breanna,

you think flowers can fix an affair?

It's a start.

I mean, I'm a woman.

I would know.

See? She's a woman.

'Cause, you know, the women...

here you have some woman

that speak for all the women out there

'cause that's how it goes now.

-She knows. -Right.

So...I'm sorry, Breanna,

uh, how long have you been married?

When your husband step out on you?

Uh-hmm. Uh-hmm. Good point.

I'm just trying to help.

Oh, I'm...I didn't mean it like that.

I'm sorry it sounded...

you know, it's just...

she could've just called me,

just text me and let me know that she's okay.

That's not a lot. I ain't asking for a lot.

Hey, I'm sure she's fine.

Your wife is probably at home right now

-in the bed waiting on you. -Hmm.

She...she's sleep.

And when I get there,

she's gonna be in the bed sleeping.

Uh-hmm. You're right.

-Wait. Wait. Whoa, whoa-- -[William] What?

--whoa, whoa, whoa.

You can't leave yet.

Um, what about the girl?

What about Kim?

Oh, no. Leave that tramp alone.

Oh, hey, hey, hey. Oh, whoa. Hey. Whoa. Whoa.

Don't talk about her like that. She's a good woman.

I love her.

Wait. 'Cause I'm not... I'm gonna fix the marriage

to make sure that we...

me and Jenny, we're cool because I'm gonna be with...

I'm gonna be with Kim.

Well, I appreciate you

allowing Kenny and I to listen to you

wallow in your self-pity

for the past couple of hours.

-See? You've made our morning. -Uh-hmm.

I was gonna tell you, Bre, thank you.

-Anytime. -Okay.

-All right. -[Breanna] Uh-hmm.

Bre.

You need to fire her ass, okay?

You gotta get your stuff together, okay?

Bre is gonna be your alibi.

You were here with us, all right?

[clears throat]

He took my--he took my bottle.

Bre, um, I'm gonna go sit down

for a little while 'cause--

Okay. Do you want me to take over?

-Yeah. -Okay.

[birds chirping]

-[ominous music] -[gasps]

So how long has your wife been missing?

[sighs]

Normally, she's home

every night at 8:00 PM.

Last night, she didn't come home.

Well, it's 3:00 now, so...

we talking about 19 hours?

Yeah. Around that.

[Detective Milestone] I noticed the for sale sign out front.

You two moving?

Yeah. We were planning on moving closer to the water.

Were?

You said were. As in past tense?

Are.

Are planning.

[chuckles]

[sighs]

I can't. I can't advance you anything right now, William.

I'm so sorry.

What about my reserves?

-My last book was a best seller. -That's the thing.

Your last book was over a year ago

and you haven't written a hit since then.

And your reserve, well, that was given to you last year.

Now, either you come up with new ideas

or this could be the end.

The end of what?

Our deal. Will--William, I have people to answer to.

And I can't just give you an advance

because you're telling me you got great ideas.

Well, I'm just going through a transition--

-Uh-hmm. ---you know?

I'm going to through a lot.

-Being married. -Uh-hmm.

Not exactly the smartest career move

you've ever made.

What is that supposed to mean?

It means that when you got married,

you lost your creativity.

-That's not true. -[scoffs]

William, I am...

I'm not just your publisher,

I'm your friend.

And, honestly,

your creativity has taken a dive ever since the wedding.

Now, you need something new to write about.

You need some new inspiration.

Nobody wants a happy love story book

from you, William.

I need you to write me something I can sell.

Yeah?

'Cause you still wanna keep paying this mortgage.

[sighs]

And I wanna keep paying mine.

[pen tapping]

Can you please stop tapping the pen on the paper?

It's literally driving me crazy.

What's the problem, Jenny?

I'm a writer, all right?

Sometimes I get writer's block

and me tapping my pen on the paper

helps new ideas to flow.

Well, maybe you should find somewhere else to flow.

There's tons of big ass rooms in this house.

You can find another room to have writer's block in.

What's wrong?

You know what's wrong.

I thought we moved past that.

You moved past that.

Have you ever thought that maybe it's a little harder for me?

Right.

I understand.

I made one mistake.

I shouldn't have to be punished for it repeatedly.

You're right, William.

You're right.

I don't know. I just...

I just don't know, William.

Maybe...

Maybe we should just sell this place.

You know, get a new environment, start over.

Why would you wanna do that?

So we can change this?

A new house, a new environment can do that.

It wouldn't change what you did.

I know.

But it could help.

Plus, you know, I talked to Kaitlin

and she said that the company is thinking about dropping me

unless I come up with a new book.

Really?

After all the best sellers you've written for them?

Yeah, you know what they say.

You're only as good as your last hit.

And I haven't had a hit since...

Since when?

That's not important.

Look...

all that's important...

is that I love you.

All right?

Doesn't matter what we-- what we have

or where we are.

All that matters is that we're together, right?

I promise you.

I was lying through my teeth.

Everything was only about to get worse.

Thank you, detectives.

Mr. Law, one more question.

Were you guys having any marital problems?

What does that have to do with anything?

It's just a question.

Look, no offense, Mr. Law.

It's just the more questions we ask,

the better chance we could figure out

what could've happened.

Every little thing helps.

[William] What married couple doesn't?

But nothing serious.

Look, Jenny has never done anything like this before.

So I understand your questions but...

I think your time would be best served searching

for my missing wife instead of interviewing me

about my marriage.

Oh, that's if she's missing.

[William] What do you mean if she's missing?

I called you because she's missing.

Well, technically, it's not a missing person case

until after 48 hours.

It's only been 19.

Take some time, Mr. Law.

If it hits 48 hours

and you still haven't heard anything from her,

we'll get our team right on it. Okay?

Thanks.

You're welcome.

[Detective Grey] I don't know about this case.

Everything about him seems suspect to me.

[dramatic music]

[William] Today, I killed my wife.

It was an accident.

I told her I was divorcing her and she flipped out

and went on an outrage.

Maybe we should've waited.

It's too late to go back now, Jenny.

The damage is done.

So where you--where you going?

You just gonna leave?

You're going back to her, huh?

[William] All right, let's not do this. It's done.

Okay? We gotta move on.

-I hate you. -Come on. Listen.

-I hate you. -Hey, come on. Jenny.

Stop. What are you doing?

I should've just let her attack me,

maybe--maybe she'd still be alive.

I never meant for any of this to happen.

-Stop it! -[indistinct] back to her.

I'm so sorry, Jenny.

My sweet Jenny.

I wish you were still here.

All right. Thirty-six hours, still missing.

What do we know about Mrs. Law?

So far the basics.

Thirty-four-year-old, stay-at-home wife

to bestselling author William Julius Law.

Any friends or family, neighbor see anything?

We talked with all the neighbors.

No one seen or heard anything.

My guess is, either she left this guy

because he's a total jerk or--

Oh, so you think he killed her and he's covering it up?

Well, my first thought

is with these missing person cases with spouses,

the husband is always the first suspect.

Yeah, but that's only if the person's actually missing

which she's not for another 12 hours.

Also if she were dead, which we don't know that yet.

All we have right now is a husband

who's reported his wife not coming home.

Well, there's also Kimberly Stanton.

Who's this Stanton chick?

Supposedly Law's mistress.

Not public.

But everyone knew about it.

Everyone as in who?

Just chatter on social media.

Twelve hours from now, if Mrs. Law doesn't turn up,

we're gonna bring William in for questioning.

Let's, uh, let's keep Kim in our back pocket.

-We may need her. -Got it.

[Kenny] I know you're worried

but you ain't got nothing to worry about.

All right.

Listen, bruh. I'm here, man.

I'm gonna be right by your side, all right?

All you gotta do is answer all their questions

just like we practiced and you'll be good, bruh.

You'll be off their suspect list,

just like that.

How they got a suspect list when they don't got a body?

Good. Good.

Do it just like that. Keep that same energy.

All right?

Wait for me.

I'm here.

You got it.

Mr. Law, it's been 48 hours since your wife has been missing

and, you know, we got a search team out there

ready to go, ready to help you find her.

But I got a few questions I need to ask you first.

So, uh, when was the last time you saw your wife?

[William] Last time I saw my wife was the morning

that she went missing.

She left the house around 11:00 AM,

said she was gonna run some errands.

She'd be home around 8:00.

And where did you go from there?

I went to my study in my house to write.

Okay.

And what was the normal,

you know, run of errands?

I don't know about the normal run of errands

but the groceries.

She liked to go to the library to read.

She didn't like the internet or digital books.

She liked to go to the library because it's the one place

that made her feel real in a fake world.

Hmm.

And when did you start to worry?

Excuse me?

[Detective Grey] In other words,

why didn't you call us when you noticed

she didn't come home?

What made you wait?

No, I didn't--I didn't wait.

You know, I tried calling her a couple of times.

It's not the first time that she's not come home.

We're married, okay?

We've had arguments

where she hasn't come home before.

But usually she goes to her dad's house.

He'll give me a call and let me know not to worry.

What's her father's name? Maybe he knows something.

[William] Name is Frank Ramsay, all right?

I already spoke to him. He doesn't know where she is.

I called all of her friends.

That's why I know my wife is missing.

She's not sitting on someone's couch somewhere.

[Detective Milestone] We wanted to ask your permission

if we can hold a press conference.

Press conference for what?

Well, with high profile cases like this,

due to your status,

we can get the word out.

The more the people know,

the better chances of us finding her,

dead or alive.

Dead?

You think my wife is dead?

We aren't saying that she is or she isn't.

It's just a high possibility in situations like this.

[Detective Grey] Who is...

Kimberly Stanton?

What does Kim have to do with anything?

Rumors, street talk,

you know how it goes.

Kim is a friend of mine and what does that matter

while my wife is missing?

Well, we know that Kim is or was your lover.

Maybe Kimberly has something to do

with your wife's disappearance.

[William] That's a very bold accusation,

don't you think?

A few rumors on IG?

No disrespect, detectives,

but maybe you should be looking for my missing wife

and not worried about who I hang out with

or what's going on in my private life.

You know, if you're done with these questions,

I think I'd like to leave now.

Look, look,

on behalf of my partner and I, I wanna apologize.

We're just here to try to do our best to help.

That's all.

By accusing a friend of mine of kidnapping my wife

because of internet chatter?

We just gotta lay all the cards on the table

in a situation like this.

And you can take that off.

Again, my apologies, Mr. Law.

As far as the press conference,

are you okay with us going ahead with that?

No. I wasn't okay with it.

But like Kenny said, I had to go along with it.

[suspenseful music]

[William] As of 48 hours ago,

my wife, Jennifer Law, went missing.

I waited for her to come home on the night of March 26th,

which she never did.

To anyone watching, please,

if you have any information or if you've seen her,

contact your local authorities.

Detectives Grey, Tyler and Milestone

are in charge of this case.

Thank you so much.

A word from Jenny's dad.

My name is Franklin Ramsey.

Jenny Law is my daughter.

Jenny, my sweet baby girl,

please come home.

Daddy loves you so much.

Please come home.

It's okay. It's okay, Frank.

I think we're gonna find her.

They better find her.

[sobs]

If anyone has any information,

please reach out to our captain, Detective Grey,

at 818-555-6836.

Thank you.

[William] They know something.

Detectives are asking too many questions.

They're making me feel uncomfortable.

Kenny says the less I say, the better,

and that I should stick to the plan.

Maybe I should confess.

It was an accident, right?

[suspenseful music]

[machine squeaking]

[suspenseful music]

[machine squeaking]

[suspenseful music]

Oh, geez.

Oh, my gosh.

-Is everything okay? -[William] Yeah.

You just scared me.

I was calling your name. You didn't hear me?

No. You know how I get when I'm in my zones,

I don't really hear much of anything.

Are you sure you're okay?

Yeah, yeah. I'm fine.

I gotta run. I gotta go take care of a few things.

See you later.

[suspenseful music]

[William] Because I know-- because I know

something ain't right, okay?

That's the same shirt.

I wrapped it up in a plastic bag.

Next thing I know, I wake up and it's next to me.

Oh, bro. I'm... what I'm saying is,

how you know it was the same shirt?

What, you think I don't know my own shirt?

Then I went to the boat and I checked

and it wasn't where I left it. It was gone.

No. That don't make no sense,

um, unless you're saying somebody else knows

and they're messing with you.

Like who, huh?

Nobody knows but us.

So, who's messing with us, Kenny?

Who...who's messing with me?

I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

All I know is we gotta figure this out.

-Calm down. -[William] Figure this out?

-Figure this out? Huh? -Yeah. So, we gotta. Oh.

Someone out there knows that I killed my wife.

I should've just went to the police.

I should've never tried to cover this up.

All right. All right. Look, listen.

Calm down.

Listen, I'm gonna ask my guy.

-He's a cop. -Ask him what?

I mean, I'm gonna ask him a couple of questions, man,

just to see if anything unusual has been said.

In the meantime, man, you just need to chill out,

like, go home with Kim.

Everything's gonna be fine.

I'm telling you.

Pay attention to everybody. Everybody.

Everybody.

[suspenseful music]

[panting]

Uh, so cold.

Baby, fix the temperature.

[suspenseful music]

You killed me.

Tell the truth.

[screams] I didn't do it.

Baby, are you all right?

-No. It was--it was a bad dream. -What?

No. Babe, you're sweating so bad.

I'm...it's okay, babe.

Um, it's all right. Just go back to sleep.

Yeah. It's freezing in here.

Geez. Can you turn the heat on?

Yeah.

Oh.

[suspenseful music]

[bell ringing]

I do.

I do.

I now pronounce you man and wife.

You may kiss the bride.

[suspenseful music]

Jenny?

Jenny!

Jenny!

[suspenseful music]

[panting]

[gasps]

-Did you see her? -What are you doing?

Did you see her?

-She was--she was.. -What? What?

She was running-- she was running right at me.

I just saw her. I just saw her.

She was running at me. She had...

-Bro. -She had a wedding dress

and she had--she had blood coming out.

It was Jenny. It was Jenny.

She was coming right at me.

Bro, bro. Ain't nobody here, bro.

That was me.

I heard you screaming from the guest house,

so I ran over here to check on you.

-No, no, no! No, no. -Yeah, that's it.

It is Jennifer. I'm telling you, okay?

She's here, okay? I'm telling you. She's here!

No. Ain't nobody out here, man.

Hey, what's going on? Is everything okay?

Yeah, yeah.

Uh, I'll be up there in a minute.

-Okay. -[Kenny] Sorry. That was me.

You know, guy stuff.

Okay.

You're doing all that while she's here, man.

Are you crazy?

No, I'm not crazy!

Okay. I'm telling you.

Jenny is out there, okay? Look, look, she was coming.

She was--she was wearing a wedding dress

and then she had a veil on and she had blood.

And it's...she was coming, running right at me.

Running right at me, man.

[suspenseful music]

You believe me, right, Kenny?

You're not crazy, all right?

Bro, look, I'm your man, 50 grand, right?

But I've been here for the past couple of days, man,

and I ain't seen nothin', I ain't heard nothin',

I damn sure ain't felt nothin'.

But I have been watching you

and you're acting out of character, bro.

You need some rest, man.

If some R and R won't help,

then you might need to see somebody.

[suspenseful music]

I'm telling you.

I'm telling you, she's... she was coming.

It just felt so real. It felt so real.

I mean, she had blood on her veil

and I...

and the blood...

It's just me, man.

It's just me.

Maybe...

Maybe I should talk to somebody.

Make sure you'd call me when you get there.

Will, I'm not 14.

I'll be fine.

But I do wish you were coming with me.

Me, too.

But I promised Kenny that I'd help repaint

the bathrooms at the bar.

Okay.

I love you.

I'll only be gone a few days.

Listen, you can call me any time.

Will?

I'll see you when you get back.

See ya when I get back.

[soft music]

Yeah, you better watch me walk away.

[crickets chirping]

[suspenseful music]

[grunts]

[suspenseful music]

You killed me.

[door bangs]

Hello?

[footsteps]

[suspenseful music]

Who's there?

[footsteps]

All right.

Kim, is that you? You back?

All right. Stop playing, all right?

I know someone's there.

Why are you playing?

[footsteps]

Why do you keep playing?

Why?

I know it's you.

Jenny, I know it's you.

Why do you keep doing this to me?

You came in the bar.

You took the drink.

Just leave me alone.

[door creaks open]

[suspenseful music]

Jenny?

Jenny?

Leave me alone!

No!

Leave me alone!

Leave me alone!

[suspenseful music]

Milestone!

-[Detective Milestone] Yeah. -Check this out.

[Detective Milestone] Are these even real?

Jennifer has been missing for over a year.

These could be photo-shopped.

William is a public figure.

Could be somebody messing with us.

Will told us he was home the night

Jennifer went missing and these pictures

clearly tell us a different story.

Look, a year later or not, we gotta look into this.

Okay.

The first picture,

we see William getting on a boat

-with a woman. -Okay.

So do we know who the woman is?

No, but it's definitely not Jennifer.

Jennifer has short hair and this woman has long hair.

Okay. Let's just go to the next picture.

[Detective Milestone] The second picture,

we see Will leaving the dock

in a completely different outfit.

So we got Will entering the boat

with a woman who is not his wife

and then, we got him exiting the boat

with a new outfit.

Yeah, but it's still not enough

to tell us anything about Jennifer.

It doesn't, but it let us know that Will lied to us the night

Jennifer went missing.

Yeah, but it's still not enough

to make him a suspect in his wife's disappearance.

But it's enough for us to bring him back in

for questioning.

Then that's what we're gonna do.

Okay.

[indistinct chatter]

[dramatic music]

[William] I'm telling you, man. Something weird

is going on here.

It's like somebody else knows what we did.

Wait. Whoa. Whoa. What is all this we?

We didn't do nothin'.

You know what I meant, all right?

I meant you and I.

Will, no, no, no.

I can tell you when you lyin', man.

Who else knows, Will?

Who did you tell?

Who else knows?

Knows what?

Long time no see, Will.

Kenny.

So what's the big secret?

[Kenny] Oh, I'm throwing a surprise party

for my girlfriend and I told big mouth here,

you know--you know, this fool can't keep a secret.

Can I help you with something, detectives?

Detective Grey and I have some new information on your wife.

Let's take a ride.

Do I need an attorney?

I don't know. Do you?

[dramatic music]

-[police siren wails] -[Frank] I swear...

if you had anything to do

with my baby disappearing,

I will have your head on a platter,

do you hear me?

Frank...

I swear I didn't have anything to do with this.

Trust me.

You cheated on my baby with some street tramp.

What?

What are you talking about?

I've made myself clear, right?

[William] I remember this day like it was yesterday,

the day everything got worse for me.

Sorry to have kept you waiting, Mr. Law.

It has been a day.

[chuckles]

You wanna tell me why it's all over the news

that I'm having an affair?

We'll get to that.

First thing, can you tell me again

where you were the night your wife went missing?

Is this a joke?

Tryin' to go through this all over again?

[Detective Grey] Just answer the question, Mr. Law.

Why are you calling me that?

What, Mr. Law?

Because that's your name.

My name is Will. You haven't called me Mr. Law

this entire time, so why now?

Well, that's because

things just got a little deeper, Mr. Law.

Now, please.

Why am I being held here?

Where were you the night your wife went missing?

I already told you, I was at home.

No, you weren't.

What's this?

Some kind of game you're playing?

'Cause if you don't have a reason to keep me here,

I wanna go.

[dramatic music]

Why is she here?

You tell me, Will.

She seems to have been with you a lot of places lately.

Like on your boat, the night your wife went missing.

You were with your girlfriend, man.

And ain't nothing wrong with that.

Listen, I get it.

I'm a married man, too, brother.

[chuckles] You and your wife,

you go through some stuff, man,

and you take it out on someone else's bed.

I get it. Trust me.

But what I don't understand

is why you lied about it.

I have nothing more to say until my attorney is present.

So if I'm not under arrest, I'm going home.

[telephone ringing]

[William] Can I get you some coffee?

[Trevor] No, thanks. I had some Starbucks on the way in.

I appreciate you coming over.

I went over to the office,

but I've been keeping it close to home these days.

Hey, no problem, man. I understand.

-Have a seat. -Sure.

So, what are we looking at?

Well, they're looking at you for your wife's disappearance.

I mean, there's some new evidence surface

that suggests that you were seeing someone

-while you were married-- -Yes. Yes.

And what does that have to do with my missing wife?

Well, cheating isn't the bad part.

Men cheat every day.

The bad part is--

Yeah, yeah, that I was hiding it, okay?

I've heard this over, and over, and over again.

So, what do we do now?

Well, the police don't have a body...yet.

Hmm.

What?

Is there something that you wanna tell me

before I find out something that I don't wanna know?

If you're asking me if I killed my wife,

then the answer is no.

Well, that's not what I'm asking.

I'm asking, is there something that you need to tell me?

Absolutely...nothing.

[ominous music]

[Jenny] You thought I was dead.

You left me.

You killed me.

But I survived.

I never knew anyone I loved so much could hurt me.

But I was wrong, boy was I wrong.

You hurt me in so many ways.

But now it's my turn to hurt you.

I knew all your hiding spots, so predictable.

I knew everything about you.

The one thing I didn't know was

how foolish you were to think

you could get rid of me so easily.

[ominous music]

[Jenny] Watching you sleep, peacefully,

knowing that you just killed me.

[chuckles]

[Jenny] Showed me how you really felt.

That's when it all clicked for me.

So I orchestrated a plan,

a good one, my own plan.

I knew that you, being a rich

and successful author,

with so many people on your side,

thought you would get away with this.

But trust me, you won't.

You thought I was gone,

but I'm still here.

[camera clicks]

[Jenny] Every woman needs an exit plan

for a guy like you.

You were gonna leave me with nothing,

after I gave you everything.

This definitely isn't anywhere near enough

for me to start over, but it'll do.

And I'm thinking long term.

As I stare out into the ocean,

one thing I realize is that life can change

in a split second.

You changed my life in a split second,

but then you changed my life when you took it away from me.

That's a lot of power.

Power I gave you.

But now, I'm taking it back.

[elevator dings]

[Jenny] I'm all alone now,

no one to call,

no one to trust,

no one but myself now.

But trust me, I'm coming for you.

[tense music playing]

[Detective Grey] Would you like some coffee?

No, thank you.

Would you like me to get anything else besides coffee?

-No, thank you. -[chuckles]

Do you say anything else other than, "No, thank you"?

No.

Thank you.

[chuckles]

So, why am I here?

Well, that's what we're all trying to find out.

What are you trying to find out?

Why you and your boyfriend Will were at the docks

the night Ms. Jennifer Law went missing.

Now, you could tell us or we could find out.

But I promise you, if we find out,

you're gonna do some time.

And that might affect your mother's bad heart.

[scoffs]

What do you wanna know?

How long had you been dating Mr. Law

before Jennifer disappeared?

[sighs]

[William] Hmm.

-She's awake. -Ah.

So the eggs are a little bit runny.

The toast, a little crispy,

but the pancakes, the pancakes are just fine.

And well, there's a little bit too much pulp

in the orange juice.

But then again, I'm a writer, not a chef,

-so... -[Kimberly chuckles]

Eat up. Enjoy.

Are you kidding me?

This is great.

I'm not picky.

My idea of breakfast is an Everything Bagel

from Starbucks and a matcha tea latte, so...

-[William laughs] -It's only up from there.

-[laughs] -Ah.

Hmm.

So...

why now?

Excuse me?

Why you?

Why now?

Why not all of those years ago when I was available?

William...

[sighs]

life has its way of moving without you even knowing it.

And you can't control everything.

Life isn't a book with an author.

It's real.

So you're saying that my books aren't real?

[Kimberly] Well, of course not.

They're stories

from one person's mind

and I mean, who knows, some of the stories are real,

some are fake, some enhanced

and some with not much detail at all.

But life,

wow, life is billions of people's actions

and interactions just all mixed up into one big world.

There's no one controlling our thoughts and actions.

No one person writing our stories.

So, you never know what's gonna happen.

That's a deep way of putting it.

-You should be a writer. -Oh.

I tried it.

-Horrible at it. -Hmm.

I don't know.

So, Kimberly...

if this was a book,

a story...

what would happen next?

You'd leave her

and you'd be with me in the end.

How would I do that?

I can't just leave my wife.

Oh, sure, you can.

You just have to figure out the perfect way.

[William] I...I'm gonna do it.

[Kimberly] Do what, babe?

[William] Leave her.

Really?

You're not just saying that so that I don't leave you?

Kimberly, look at me.

I'm a man in my word.

I do what I want.

And right now, all I want is you.

I'm not in love with her anymore.

I don't think it's fair for me to string her along

if my heart is not in it anymore.

So...

tonight...

after dinner,

I'm gonna tell her.

Now that's real life.

But he never got a chance to leave her

because she ended up leaving.

Not the way we thought or wished,

but she left.

You know, sometimes,

I think that she wanted out just as much as he did.

And she left on her own.

I highly doubt anything happened to her.

I literally think she just, poof, left.

Wow. So, what were you two doing the night she left?

[sighs]

We had an amazing night

and we went back to the boat from a lovely dinner.

And when we got back to the boat,

she was there waiting.

She? She who?

Jenny.

So you're telling me you both saw Jennifer

the night she went missing?

Alive?

Yes.

[siren wailing]

[tense music playing]

[Detective Grey] You have the right to remain silent.

Anything you say, can and will be used against you

in the court of law.

You have the right to an Attorney.

If you cannot afford an Attorney,

one will be appointed to you.

Do you understand your rights as I've read them to you?

[William] Yes.

[Detective Grey] Get him in the car.

[indistinct]

[dramatic music playing]

Hmm.

Thank you. Thank you for coming.

Thank you.

Enjoy, enjoy.

[cheers and applause]

Yes...

another best seller.

This time you have crushed every record in the book industry.

I mean, you even have beat Michelle Obama's book

by a landslide.

-Congratulations. -Okay.

And welcome home.

-A million sold in a day. -Woo.

Ah, ah, you know, it's kinda bittersweet coming from a woman

who told me to get rid of my wife

so I can make a hit.

I guess you were right.

[laughing]

-Twenty million dollar-- -Hmm.

--five year book deal with The Shelf,

the largest distribution house in the world.

I mean, they even put Barnes and Noble to shame.

-Come on. -Ain't too bad, huh?

Welcome home. What a gift.

Yeah, it's a pretty nice welcome home gift.

Indeed. You enjoy it.

You deserve it.

I wanna say thank you, Kate,

for not giving up on me.

You're the best.

You just needed a little motivation.

-Enjoy. -Okay.

-Thank you. -Ah, there you go.

Good to see you. Good to see you.

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Ah, you shouldn't have cut, huh?

In the cut. Mmm, mmm, in the cut.

Check you out.

My brother.

Welcome home, brother.

It's good to be home.

We like you home, you know,

you feel the love, you feel the energy.

Come on now. Come on.

Well, before we get into it, um...

I just wanna say thank you, you know.

Thank you for what?

Everything, you know...

that happened.

You never said my name, hmm,

and then, you [indistinct] me, and make me an accomplice of--

Hey, hey, hey, don't, don't, don't, do that.

Don't do that. Don't do that. We don't do that.

We're best friend, all right?

We're stronger than blood brothers.

I'm just doing the same thing that you would do for me.

What good is it,

what, for both of us to go to prison

for what I did?

Nah.

-I love you, man. -I love you, bro.

I love you, bro.

Look at you, though.

Mr. Twenty Million Dollar Man like Ted DiBiase.

[laughing]

It's crazy.

You deserve it, bro.

All this craziness that happened to you

and you're still winning, you deserve it.

I ain't gonna lie, I mean, my head is still spinning.

I'm still trying to process it.

I mean, just a couple of days ago,

I'm in prison, locked down.

I mean, I'm looking at reruns.

Next thing I know, they're telling me I got a hit,

-best seller. -Wow.

Next thing I know, I'm out,

I'm back around family and friends.

Oh, I'm winning.

-You're winning. -Life is good.

No, life is great.

I mean, it's crazy.

Everybody is talking about you.

Everybody knows, just all over the news, it's in the papers.

Everybody knows that you wrote the number one selling book

from prison,

and not to mention your book deal.

They're saying, like, it's the biggest

independent exclusive book deal ever.

Hey, well, check this out.

You know, what come with big book deals?

-A big book tour. -Word.

Uh, I'm gonna need a manager.

-Are you talking about me? -Yeah.

Hmm, I mean, come on man.

-No. -Yeah.

No, no, no.

And what I'm supposed to do?

Stop mixing drinks and just give up on the bar?

Nah, I can't do that, man. That ain't me.

That ain't my thing, but...all right how about this,

just get your boy a Ferrari or something

and, you know, we'll call it even.

-Ferrari? -Yeah, rari.

-That's it? -You know, something like...

-Flyweight. Done. -Right.

-Like rari. -All right. So do me a favor.

What's that?

Make sure you don't put no more drinks on my tab.

Yeah.

-No more girls at the bar. -None.

No more girls at the bar for you.

Vegas nights only.

Okay.

[laughing]

I'm gonna get back to you, all right?

Let me go out and met a few people.

Do your thing, man. Do your thing.

There you go.

I just wanted to tell everybody, thank you for coming out.

I'm not gonna say goodbye.

I'm going to say until the next time.

Until I see you again so we can do it again.

All right. Drive home, be safe.

[woman] Thank you, Will.

-You did that. -Uh-hmm.

Yes, you did that.

[chuckles]

Now you make sure you take that over, okay?

[Kaitlin] I'm gonna be your guest room, honey.

With your drank ass.

-[Kaitlin] I heard that. -[laughs]

My, man.

Come on. Come on.

You're gonna be good by yourself?

-You know-- -You kicked everybody out.

--being locked up, man, you'd be surprise

how good you can use some alone time.

Hmm, okay.

I love you, bro. Call me.

Uh-hmm.

[sighs]

[ominous music]

Looking for this one?

I knew you stashed a cash in this one.

I knew it would come in handy one day.

I just didn't know how.

By the way, I love the book cover.

It's good to see you.

It's actually good to see you, too, William.

I don't have much time, so I'll get right to the point.

In that phone is a link to an offshore account.

Transfer all the money you made off our book

into that account.

All the information is in that phone.

All you have to do is click the link and press send.

We all go home happy.

Well, you stay home,

I go somewhere far away

and you'll never see me again.

Jennifer...

you know, I'm so sorry.

-You know, I never-- -Save it.

[chuckles]

I had five years to think about how you killed me

and never even checked to see if I was dead.

Then you tossed me in the ocean like I was nothing.

I mean, I know it wasn't your fault I died.

[chuckles]

But, uh...

you sure didn't try to save me either.

I thought about killing you.

But then [chuckles]

what would I have gotten out of that?

[laughs]

I felt this would be a story book ending.

You like that, right?

It was you this entire time?

Haunting me?

Making me feel like I was crazy?

Yeah. I scared your ass, didn't I?

I wanted you to feel the pain and suffering I felt.

I deserved it.

[sighs] So...

what happens...

if I don't do what you're asking me to do?

Then you die [laughs]

just like I did,

but the only difference is you'll actually be dead.

And since I'm technically already dead,

no one suspects me,

and your murder goes unsolved.

So, you have two options,

either make the transfer or not.

But if you don't,

well then, uh, I don't have to write

that ending for you now, do I?

[laughs] You know.

Come on, Jenny. Uh, uh, really?

Why all this?

[Jenny] Well, let's see now, William.

You lied,

you cheated...

you asked for a divorce,

then you killed me,

then you wrote a book about it.

Are you really asking me why?

You're something else, boy.

[William] Look, it was an accident, all right?

I-I-I was never gonna hurt you.

I loved you, all right?

All I wanted was out.

You know many husbands,

they would've just played along,

kept the other side chick.

Just let it string out.

No, I tried to get a clean cut.

When I lost you...

you made me realize how much I loved you.

[chuckles]

Aww, still quite the charmer I see, huh?

And the Oscar goes to William Law.

Come on, Jenny, all right?

-We could talk this out-- -[gunshot]

All right, all right. Okay. All right. All right!

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Please remind me the part where I said

that working it out was an option.

Oh, yeah, [chuckles] I never said that!

Look, sweetheart, I...

Look, I've already told you, all right?

Two options...

either run me my money...

-or you die. -[William] Okay. All right.

Okay. I'll do it.

But before I do...

just answer me this.

How did you...

pull off all this?

I mean, the local authorities?

How did you get them to play ball?

[chuckles] It was easy, William.

The Police aren't as smart as you think.

The thing about detectives is

that they're always looking too hard

to find something, you know?

So if you give them a little bit

of what they're looking for,

they'll find it.

Bingo.

The thing was it wasn't even a full body.

You didn't even check.

[cell phone rings]

Hello?

Dad.

[sighs]

It's me.

-Where are you? -Please, don't panic, okay?

I'm alive.

And I'm okay.

Don't tell anyone you spoke to me

or everything will be messed up.

Look, I need you to listen to me very carefully.

Baby girl, I'm just glad to know that you're still alive.

I'll do whatever you want me to do.

The next moves are super key

if my plan is gonna work.

I'm listening.

You [stammers] I-I-I-I saw you die.

I-I-I saw you stop breathing.

I saw you crack your skull and bleed out.

Did you really see all that?

Or was you so scared you thought you saw it?

Drew some blood,

got some of your DNA from the bloody shirt

you tried to hide,

which I already knew about your little secret

hiding place on the boat.

You put it exactly where I needed to find it.

And boom, DNA match.

I gave them everything they were looking for.

Stop!

Jenny?

See, the thing is, Will...

you never even bothered to check.

[laughs]

[sighs]

Well played, Jenny.

But how did you know that I write

the best book I've ever written?

[chuckles]

I didn't.

That was pure coincidence.

I mean, I guess you could say the Universe

was on my side, you know?

[laughs]

I mean, could you imagine the shock

when I heard, a best seller?

And I'm on the cover?

[scoffs]

A million copies in the first day.

A record breaking novel.

But you don't have to thank me for giving you your life back.

I'm gonna tell you one last time,

just make the transfer

and I'll get out of your hair.

Or don't...

and my father will be ready for what's next.

[William] Now it make sense.

Frank was in on it, too.

-[Jenny] Hmm. -Hmm.

That's how I got out so early.

[Jenny] Uh-hmm.

And where you'll go if this transaction

doesn't happen...

he'll make sure you never get out.

Nice doing business with you, William.

Oh, congrats on that new deal.

-Hmm? -Jenny. Jenny.

Jenny, come on.

I got to jail, huh?

Then you get me out only to take everything?!

Oh, what was that you told said to me, William?

Oh, oh...

"You should have had a better attorney."

[William] Jenny, come on.

[somber music]

It worked.

You said it would.

So what's next?

Mexico sounds good.

Mexico it is.

[singer] ♪ I'm the one they call [indistinct] ♪

♪ Writing on the walls won't come off [indistinct] ♪

♪ So give me your heart, I'mma give it right back ♪

♪ Give me your heart, I'mma give it right back ♪

♪ I'm a monster ♪

♪ I'mma coming for your silver [indistinct] ♪

♪ Ain't nobody freaking really know I'm like that ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ I'm coming for your silver [indistinct] ♪

♪ Ain't nobody freaking really know I'm like that ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ You know I'm coming for [indistinct] ♪

♪ Now you want a piece of the pie ♪

♪ Wanna taste right, stars wanna fall ♪

♪ Wanna fill in the late night, now I'm coming for you ♪

♪ I'm a fool, I'm a savage, know I'm coming for you ♪

♪ And I'm pulling [indistinct] ♪

♪ California ride, we'll do shimmy in the back ♪

♪ You don't want no small one ♪

♪ I'm a monster ♪

♪ And I'm coming for your silver [indistinct] ♪

♪ Ain't nobody freaking really know I'm like that ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ And I'm coming for your [indistinct] ♪

♪ Ain't nobody freaking really know I'm like that ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ You know I'm coming for [indistinct] ♪

♪ Now you want a piece of the pie ♪

♪ Wanna taste right, stars wanna fall ♪

♪ Wanna fill in the late night ♪

♪ Now I'm coming for you, I'm a fool, I'm a savage ♪

♪ Now I'm coming for you and I'm pulling [indistinct] ♪

♪ California ride, we'll do shimmy in the back ♪

♪ You don't want a small one ♪

♪ I'm a monster ♪

♪ And I'm coming for your silver [indistinct] ♪

♪ Ain't nobody freaking really know I'm like that ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ I'm a fucking monster, I'm a fucking monster ♪

♪ And I'm coming for your silver [indistinct] ♪

♪ Ain't nobody freaking really know I'm like that ♪