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I saw you pull in from upstairs.

Oh, Lily.

How nice to finally meet you in person.

Likewise.

Welcome to Callahan Legacy Records.

Come on.

I'm sure you're exhausted after your trip, but everyone here is just dying to

meet you. So we'll do a quick meet and greet, and then we will get you settled

into your place.

Sound good? Great.

Wow. You guys take casual Fridays to a whole new level.

This is just a little party to one of our artists.

Lionel.

Darling? Yep.

He's one of the label's newest additions.

You'll meet him later.

Aiden. Yeah.

Oh, okay.

Bye. So.

Your office is going to be upstairs, although I have a feeling you won't be

it that often.

But first, there is someone I want to introduce you to.

And you'll want to make a good first impression.

The flooding destroyed half the building.

The insurance company is not going to cover the cost.

Well, that's unfathomable. Why not?

My policy lapsed.

They said I didn't pay the last few months premium, but I swore I did.

All right, sure.

I don't know what I'm going to do.

Teaching music is my life. It's these kids' life. It saves them.

All right.

You listen to me.

If the insurance companies refuse to cover the costs, I will.

Really? Yeah.

I don't want you worrying about anything.

All right? Now, that school will be rebuilt even better than before.

All right? You're a saint.

Always helping our community.

You are a safe harbor.

in a storm for children in this city. Heck, you taught half the artists on my

label.

That's the least I could do.

Now, I will call you later and go over the details.

All right? Okay.

Good. Sorry to interrupt.

Hey, Miss Charlotte.

Hey. There is someone I'd like to introduce you to.

This is Eden Perry.

She's going to be the new director of the Callahan Legacy Foundation.

Miss Perry.

I'm honored.

My daughter said so many wonderful things about you. I'm just thrilled to

you as part of our team.

Oh, well, I am excited to be here.

It's so nice to meet you, Mr. Callahan. Oh, please, call me Bert.

Okay. Now, I understand that you've had quite the success running several

women's charities in New York.

I've been lucky enough to work with some pretty phenomenal people.

We have so many female artists under our label. We're looking to take our

company in a more progressive direction.

Well, then you're in good hands.

Well, that's what I hear.

Now, you'll be working with Lily and as well as our president of operations.

You all met yet?

He reached out about the position, but it's mostly Lily I spoke with. Yeah,

got a lot on his plate.

But it's Lily who handles the administrative stuff.

Speak of the devil. Ms. Perry, may I introduce you to our president and my

Jax Callahan.

Eden Perry.

I'm so sorry that I couldn't meet you beforehand, but I'm impressed.

You haven't even heard my plans for the foundation yet. No. The Culver

Fellowship that you won tells me everything that I need to know.

Well, I'm hoping to bring some of that creativity here to Nashville.

Even passionate about music and saving the world.

My parents instilled the love of both of those things in me.

My dad was an amateur musician, and my mom ran several women's charities.

Music's so powerful.

I believe it can speak in ways that nothing else can.

It's a voice for the voiceless.

We, of course, feel the same way.

Well, I would love to use your artists and pair them with local charities.

I believe it will increase the profile of the smaller nonprofits around here as

well as the artists.

Well, now, I think that is a brilliant idea. I love it, and I...

Love you already, darling.

And I do, too. You're going to have carte blanche to do whatever it is that

feel necessary.

Like my sister?

You have me at your disposal. Use me whenever you need.

Well, I heard about what happened to the mini music masters.

The music school where Lionel Sterling learned to play, right? Yeah. They do

your homework.

They give at -risk children a chance.

And they really helped him, so I would love to speak with him about working

them. Well, you only just arrived, honey. Why don't we get you settled in

Well, he drops his new album in a few days, so if I could get him on board

it tonight, then he could announce it at his press tour.

You can't buy exposure like that.

I mean, he just left about ten minutes ago.

He's performing his new album over at the 8th Room.

Oh. Well, then I guess I'll have to buy a ticket.

Oh, well, now, son, why don't you escort Miss Perry there?

Yeah, I was about to head over there in a minute if you'd like to join me.

Yeah, I'd love to.

Wait. First things first.

You just came back from the airport, right? You must be starving.

Oh. I guess I am a little hungry.

Any recommendations?

So, this is the place.

Wyland. Jack.

Good to see you.

Good thing you called. I was able to set aside the last of the day's risk.

Wylan, you're amazing. Thank you.

You're a fair treat, because this is the best barbecue in Nashville.

It's best in the country, I say.

Ain't that right, Wylan?

I don't know.

We've got some pretty good barbecue in New York.

You haven't tried anything until you've had some good old -fashioned Southern

food.

Best in the country?

Let's see.

Yeah?

Yeah, that is really good.

Whoa.

Be careful.

You might get that nice shirt of yours a little dirty.

I'm afraid of the dirty.

Me neither.

Oh.

Oh, my gosh. I love him.

His music is so beautiful. I mean, you can practically feel it in your soul.

Oh, no. You got to wait till the show.

Testing, testing.

One, two, one, two. Sound check.

Wow. Hey, are you cold?

Oh, it's fine. I get cold easily.

Let's sit down.

Come on.

You said your dad was a musician.

Amateur musician.

Okay, well, what did he play?

Guitar, piano, harmonica.

There was always music going on in the house.

Same here.

Although, I mean, for different reasons, I'm sure.

You know how parents read their kids' bedtime stories at night?

No.

The men in my family didn't build the most renowned... record label and all in

Asheville by going home at night.

You know, I may not have had the attention, but I had everything else

needed.

But what about you?

Did your parents read you bedtime stories?

When I was a little girl, my dad would tuck me in at night and we would sing

together.

What would you sing?

We would usually start with his favorite.

Bad, bad Leroy Brown.

Okay, so you can sing.

Oh, God, no, no.

I leave that professional.

Only with my dad I would.

That sounds like he's done.

That's funny.

Jacks. Lionel.

Hey, tonight's set is going to be amazing.

I'm so excited. Thank you.

And that was just a sound check.

I couldn't do it without you guys.

Oh, come on. My family would be nothing without talented artists like you.

Thank you. Hey, I want to introduce you to somebody.

This is Eden Perry.

She's going to be running the philanthropic arm of the label.

Vinyl, it's so nice to meet you.

I'm a huge fan.

It's nice to meet you too, beautiful.

Your music is beautiful.

It speaks so rawly of the struggles you've endured and your hopes and your

dreams. I'm lucky.

You know, I have an outlet for my music.

Well, your fans find comfort in it, too.

Shall we take a seat?

Yeah. Yeah?

Oh, Miss Perry?

Yes. How could I be of service?

So, I am working on this initiative with the Callahan Legacy Foundation, pairing

artists with causes that speak to them. I'm sure you've heard about what

happened with the Mini Music Masters.

Yeah.

It's heartbreaking.

You know, that place taught me everything I know, everything I learned.

me off the streets. It gave me a second chance.

Well, they're rebuilding.

And I was thinking...

It could really increase their exposure if you did some promotional stuff with

them. Maybe even mentor a few of the kids.

They need now what you needed then.

That would be a great idea.

I've been looking for ways to give back, and you can count me in.

Okay.

I love this, man.

You really have something good going on here.

She's brilliant.

Okay. You know, your parents must be proud of the work you're doing.

I'm sure they would be.

They passed away a couple years ago.

I am so sorry.

You know, I lost my mom to early -onset dementia.

I'm sorry.

I didn't know that.

I was wondering why I hadn't read anything about her.

You must be exhausted.

It's been a lot to take in, but it was a great day.

Thank you.

Just doing my job.

Oh, escorting me around town. No, managing artist relations, getting to

the ropes was just a plus.

I guess this is home, sweet home.

Yep, and I hope it's comfortable.

You know, it actually belonged to one of our artists before they moved on.

I'm sure it's great.

Oh, your driver brought your bags for you already.

Get some sleep, because we start brightening our Callahan legacy records.

Good. That's when I like to start.

I'm excited about my meeting with Savannah Dawson tomorrow.

I'm sure I'll see you around the office, though.

Yeah.

See ya.

Parks of capitalism.

How does it feel?

Hey, Al, can we take five?

Yeah, you got it.

Hi, it's Eden, right?

One sec.

Hey, Al, do you think it sounds like tinny or something? I don't know, it's

like boring me out. No?

Hi, I love your new album.

It's so empowering, especially for young women trying to find their voice.

Thanks. It's something I've been working on myself lately.

Hey,

can you give us a few minutes?

Yeah.

So, you wanted to talk to me about some charity things.

So, I've just been brought on as the new director of the Callahan Legacy

Foundation.

So, I am working to pair their artists with non -profits.

Oh, sounds pretty cool. Yeah.

So I understand that you've done a few things for childhood cancer.

Yes, my cousin had leukemia.

She passed away from it. We were best friends.

I'm sorry.

I can definitely pair you up with a few local charities.

But there's another one I would love to talk to you about.

It's called Embolden Nashville.

What do they do?

They serve women who have been disadvantaged by poverty, trauma, abuse,

offer empowerment programs like teaching self -defense, financial literacy, life

skills, you know, so these women can regain control in their lives.

Based upon how your music speaks to empowering young women, I thought it

be a great fit for you.

Sorry, I didn't mean to look.

Block calling.

Oh, better take it.

Just one minute.

Hello?

Eden, it's Jax.

I know.

Your name has been programmed into my phone.

Okay, well, good.

Um, how are things?

Did you meet up with Savannah yet?

Uh, yeah, I'm talking to her now.

I think she might be on board.

Okay, well, let me know how that goes.

I will.

There's actually another reason why I'm calling.

I've been informed by the powers that be that you are to be invited to dinner

tonight at the Callahan residence.

Wow.

I'm honored.

Okay, well, I hope that means you'll come.

Of course.

I mean, how can I argue with the powers that be?

Good. I'll text you the address.

I'll be there.

I'll see you there.

Where were we?

Oh, in Bolden, Nashville. What do you think?

It sounds like a great charity. Yes.

I just don't think I'm right for it.

I'm going to stick with the cancer one.

Okay.

Our guest of honor is here.

Drink? White wine?

You're in the South now, Eden.

You know, we prefer our barrel -age liquors.

Okay, then.

What do you suggest?

You look like the type that likes it strong.

A little sweet.

Not too sweet.

Do I?

I don't know.

You tell me.

Oh, I like that.

What is it?

Just has a rake.

Splash of mezcal for a smoky twist.

Well, it might be my new favorite.

Good.

Why, there she is.

And I see you properly got our guest a drink.

Of course.

You raised me well.

You did.

And it's surprisingly good.

You know, I bartended for a year in college.

Really? That surprises me.

Oh, my son likes to dabble.

Not much he can't do.

Come on, I'm a regular jack -of -all -trades.

So, how was your first day?

Um, productive.

I met with Savannah Dawson this morning. I tried to get her to partner with

Embolden Nashville.

It's a charity that advocates for abused women. That doesn't sound like

Savannah.

She probably wanted to do something with childhood cancer.

Yeah, that's what she said, too. Well, Savannah's a beloved artist.

She'll be a benefit to whatever charity she chooses.

All right? So, come on. Let's go have some dinner.

Come on, darling.

What?

Jackson, you're not going to eat your salad? No, I'm going to have some. He

never ate his salad as a little boy.

I'm stuffed.

Is that your mom?

Yeah, Victoria.

Wow, she looks like a force to be reckoned with.

She used to be.

What I mean is, she was an amazing singer.

Opera.

That's how they met.

My father and her at one of her performances.

But she gave all that up to become a wife and a mother.

And Lily is a spitting image of her.

So what do you think?

It's delicious.

I can't believe you made all this.

Well, believe it or not, I find solace in the kitchen.

I always said, if I didn't inherit Callahan Legacy Records, I would have

chef. And I always tried to get him to compete in the Music City Barbecue

Oh, now, I wouldn't be good enough for that. Come on, Dad, you're too humble.

How did you get the fried chicken so light and crispy?

Nah, he's not going to tell you. It's his old family secret.

What is it?

Well,

I like to make a toast.

To Miss Eden Perry.

Oh. May we take the Callahan Legacy Foundation into new waters with you at

helm.

Welcome to the Callahan family.

Oh, yeah. I brought the car up closer for you.

Your dad did raise you right.

You know what they say.

Southern charm is just hospitality with a draw.

Well, then thank you for the Southern hospitality.

Absolutely.

Good night, Eden.

Drive safe.

Good night.

Hello?

Eden.

Hi, Savannah.

Is everything okay?

I really need to talk to you.

Okay.

I'm free tomorrow.

I need to see you tonight.

Can you come to my place?

Sure. I'll text you the address.

Okay. I will head right over.

And Eden, don't tell anyone.

Okay.

Savannah?

Savannah, it's Eden.

Are you okay?

Savannah?

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God. What happened?

Oh.

Okay. Okay, I'm going to call 911.

Okay?

What?

You're right.

What? What is it? What is it? What is it?

You're in danger.

What do you mean? What kind of danger? It's okay. It's okay.

I told you on the phone I'm fine. You didn't need to come.

You are not fine. You are in shock.

Poor Savannah.

I don't think you should be alone tonight.

You are coming back to my place.

I'll be fine. No, I'm not taking no for an answer.

I still can't believe it.

Who could have done something like that?

Monster.

Did she say anything to you before she died?

She said I was in danger.

What?

What kind of danger?

I don't know.

I don't know if she meant the man in the house or...

Something else.

Did you tell the police about it?

Yeah.

Yeah, they said they'd look into it, but they didn't take it that seriously.

Do you know what she could have meant?

No.

I have to go home and get ready.

I'm meeting with the woman in Bolden, Nashville.

Okay, just be careful.

Hi.

I'm sorry, I wasn't expecting anyone.

Oh, I spoke with your colleague, Sarah.

My name is Eden Perry.

Come on in.

I love the work you're doing.

I used to help out a similar organization with my mom when I was a

Where was that?

She Rises.

It's based out of Rochester, New York. Oh, and how about now?

What company is it that you work with?

Callahan Legacy Foundation.

I'm overseeing an initiative for them pairing up their artists with local

charities.

Listen, Ms. Perry.

Please, call me Eden.

Eden, I appreciate you stopping by.

Having our organization propped up by the Callahan Legacy Foundation would

definitely bring attention.

But unfortunately, our funding resources have dried up. Unless we get what we

need by the end of this quarter, we'll have to close our doors.

So what we need isn't press.

It's money.

I spoke with Savannah Dawson about working with you.

Maybe we could put together a benefit from Bolden Nashville in her memory.

Memory?

Oh, you haven't heard.

Um... It was all over the news.

Heard what?

Savannah was killed last night.

That's terrible.

Yeah, it's awful.

I think this could be really good.

I'm going to put together a few more things, and then I'll reach back out to

you.

Hey, hey, you've reached Lily.

Leave a message after the beep.

Hey, Lily, it's Eden.

I have something I want to run by you.

Call me back when you get a chance.

You following me?

Sorry to bother you.

Eden.

Hey, Lily told us what happened. Are you okay?

Yeah.

It's, uh, it's Savannah who... She was with our label for years.

Part of the family.

But you rest assured, we will do everything in our power to find the

killed her and attack you.

Yeah. Chief of police, close family friend.

Yeah, we'll take care of everything. You don't have to worry.

If you need anything from us at all, let us know.

Actually, there is something.

Yeah, anything. Come on in.

I

don't

want Savannah's death to be in vain. I spoke with the woman at Embolden

Nashville, the charity that I wanted Savannah to work with.

Yeah, I remember.

They're struggling to keep their doors open.

I'd love to throw a benefit concert for them. Maybe have Chris Marino headline

it.

I think it's a fantastic idea.

Also, I think it would be great if Callahan Legacy Records pledged $250

in Savannah's name.

Well, I thought you all said that she didn't want to work with them.

Well, she was focused on childhood cancer, but her music...

It's so empowering to young women. I think throwing a benefit concert in her

honor would raise the organization's visibility and draw in more donors.

Well, I think we should donate to the cancer charities instead.

No, yeah, Dad, I think... I agree with Eden.

I think we should.

Honor her memory by supporting causes that uplift women like she did.

Well, they say the father knows best, but I guess in my case, it's the son.

I'll personally oversee the logistics, and we'll make sure the donations to

embolden Nashville are made under Savannah's name.

Okay, I confirmed Lionel's schedule, and I spoke with Alexa at Emboldened

Nashville.

Are you sure you want to focus on that, Aiden?

This will keep the doors open to a place that's uplifting young women and girls.

I need to find a venue. If you have any suggestions, let me know.

I will.

Look, it is getting late, and some of us need our beauty sleep.

Go to bed. We'll talk tomorrow.

Good night.

Hello? Do you ever stop working?

How do you know I'm working?

Are you spying on me?

I heard the clicking of the keys, and I just assumed.

Nice job today, by the way. Getting my dad to bend to your will is not an easy

thing to do. Trust me.

Actually, I think it was you who did that.

No, he likes you.

Okay, well, I'll take the W, but it really was a team effort.

Then we make a good team.

Is that why you're calling me? To congratulate me?

You know, I'm in the neighborhood.

I wanted to see if you wanted to grab a drink.

Jax, hold on a sec.

What's wrong?

I think someone's outside my house.

What? And I think they might have broken in the other night, too.

Okay, Eden, I'm two minutes away. I'm coming over.

Eden! Jax, let me call you back.

Yeah. There's been a few break -ins in the area.

But I wanted to ask you about the night you found Miss Dawson.

You said she told you you were in danger?

Yes. Have you received any threat?

Anyone following you, stalking you?

You mean aside from a break -in and then someone lurking around my house?

No. Okay. Do you live alone?

Why does that matter?

After what happened to you and Miss Dawson, I think it'd be better if you

with a friend for a little bit.

Yeah. You can stay at my family's estate.

What?

No. Yeah, look.

There's 24 -hour security and there's a constant presence of staff.

Right, you would be safe there.

Hey, but I have security cameras here.

Yeah, that might not be enough if they're trying to hurt you.

Yeah, but we don't know that someone's trying to hurt me, Jax.

You don't know if they're not, Eden.

Actually, I think that'd be a great idea.

Just until we know you're not in any real danger.

Okay. You know how the security system works? My dad's just down the hall.

Yeah, thank you.

I appreciate the concern.

I'm just ten minutes away.

I'll come if you need me.

I'll be fine, but thank you.

Yeah.

Now go.

I'm exhausted.

Yeah, okay. Yeah, I'll go. Okay.

All right.

I'm just 10 minutes away.

Good night.

Yeah.

Didn't mean to startle you.

That's okay.

I'm a little jumpy.

Understandable, considering everything that's happened.

Yeah. But you are safe here.

Now, I spoke with the detective on the case and the chief of police.

They'll keep me informed on any development.

But like I said, I don't want you worrying about a thing.

Thank you.

I appreciate it.

You know, this house gets a bit lonely sometimes.

It'd be nice having you around.

If you need anything, let me know.

Hi. Hi.

Thank you. You do get up bright and early.

How'd you sleep?

Good. Thank you again.

Hey, I have something I want to invite you.

Yeah, we can't wait to hear it.

I think we should have the benefit concert here at the estate.

Eden, I don't know.

You know, my dad's, you know, he's got a...

Public persona, but he likes to keep his home life private. I know.

But I think it'll show that the Callahans do more than just open up

pocketbooks. They open up their home.

No, I think it's a brilliant idea.

But my dad, you know, he's not gonna... Okay, well, keep it intimate, then.

Casual.

Invite a few members of the press and top donors. If we make it exclusive, we

can get the bigger bucks.

Eden, it's... Jack.

You hired me to put the Callahan name front and center on these issues, not

be a silent supporter.

Trust me on this.

I'm impressed you convinced my dad to do a concert here. Oh, well, I had a

little help.

Okay, thanks, love.

I can get used to this.

It looks

like we'll be able to keep them both in Nashville going

after all. That's great.

Thank you.

Excuse me.

Can I talk to your mom? Of course.

Good shot. Like it? Yes.

I just got off the phone with the police.

They discovered some stolen jewelry from Savannah's house.

It appears her death was a result of a robbery gone wrong.

They're going to find the person that did this.

And justice will be served.

I hope so.

Just thought you should know.

Thank you.

I gotta get back to the donors.

Tonight was a success.

We did good.

Are you kidding me?

It was all you. You're incredible.

I mean, it's nice to get a win.

Like, non -profit work can be disheartening at times.

Oh, yeah.

To say the least, I'm sure.

People go into it thinking they're going to change the world.

And then they realize they can't.

Believe that?

My mom always said that I was a hopeless romantic.

Not in love, but in life.

She's the one who made me see that even the smallest things can make a

difference.

How did your parents pass?

Car accident.

Only comfort is that they died together.

Neither one of them could have ever lived without the other.

They were that rare couple that still acted like teenagers.

They were so in love.

You know, I've heard of people like that.

I used to believe that's what love was like.

So, um, what do you think now?

They were the exception to the rule.

Like I said, hopeless romantic, but not in love.

You know, maybe it's not something that you find.

Maybe it's something that you make happen.

Hey, Mom.

You know you can't be out here.

Come on.

I'm so sorry that she woke you.

You said your mother was dead.

Yeah, I didn't say she was dead. I said she was, you know, I lost her.

And I did.

You locked her in her room. For her safety.

And everyone else's.

Eden! Eden, hold up!

Eden, I woke up and you were gone.

Yeah, I wanted to get an early start.

I want to apologize about last night.

What do you mean about how you lied to me?

I didn't lie.

Your entire family led me to believe that your mom is dead.

Who does that? There are things that we don't like to talk about.

Your mom is locked away in a wing of your house.

I know.

And it's hard for us to acknowledge, even to ourselves.

Okay. Hey, look at me.

Eden, please.

Please, let me explain.

It wasn't... When I was a kid, my mom was constantly sick.

Doctors were coming in and out of the house, trying to figure out what was

with her.

She couldn't take care of us anymore.

And my dad was too busy running the family business.

I pretty much took care of myself and Lily.

But it wasn't until I was old enough to learn the family business that my dad

and I, we finally got close.

Jax. I'm not trying to lie to you, Eden.

It's just all, it's just so hard for me to talk about.

I just wish you would have told me. I know. And I'm sorry I didn't.

But now you know our darkest secret.

I've got this light about you.

And I really like you, Eden.

I like you, too.

I'm headed into the studio to see Lionel for his promo shoot.

What a coincidence.

That's where I'm headed to.

Wow.

Okay, okay, good. Now I want to see him with the kids.

Yeah.

What's your name?

I'm Jack.

All right, let's put everyone in nice and close together.

Perfect.

Oh, my God.

It's okay.

Clearly an accident.

It's okay. I got it. No, no. I'm sorry.

Let me get it. She says she's got it.

I was just trying to help.

No, no, I know.

You just got to be careful with how helpful you are, you know, because it

be misconstrued, you know, for something else.

It's okay, Jax. He's okay.

I'll clean myself up in the bathroom.

You know, I just think it's disgusting.

That's all.

You know, especially considering all that he's done.

Well, I'm not a gossip queen. I like my job.

I know, but someone has to say something.

That may have a really dark side to him.

Lily!

Back here!

I brought dinner.

Okay, okay. Wait, so what are you saying?

What am I saying?

What I'm saying is we're women.

Okay.

Meaning?

Meaning we're not important.

I don't know. I think we're doing some pretty damn important stuff.

It's just optics, Eden.

What do you mean by that?

They want it to look like one thing when it's really another.

Who does?

All of them.

They hide behind their generosity, charm, and influence.

Hide what?

Who they are.

What they do.

Keep it all locked up.

Just like they do her.

You mean your mom?

What happened to her?

I don't want to talk about it anymore.

Hey, I heard two women talking today about something

bad.

I think they might have been talking about Jax.

Aiden, you're not safe.

With Jax?

Lily, are you... Are you afraid of him?

Let's cheers to our friendship.

To Lily and Eden.

Hey.

Thanks for meeting me here. Yeah, how's it coming?

Good. Good, almost 100 % back to normal.

Just putting the last coat of paint on.

I bet Charlotte is thrilled.

Oh, yeah.

So, I wanted to run something by you.

I would love for this to be part of the foundation.

Building these music schools for children.

I think that's a great idea.

Yeah, right?

Yeah.

I, um... I met Victoria.

Yeah.

Yeah, she's not well, darling.

She's suffering from early onset dementia.

It's become unstable, sometimes dangerous.

Let's keep her distant.

You scared me.

What are you doing? Turn off your phone.

What? Turn off your phone.

Okay, okay.

Okay, it's off.

They could be listening to you. That's why I couldn't call or text.

You were the one creeping around my house?

I was trying to find out where you live so I could talk to you.

About what?

I think I know who killed Savannah.

It was Jax.

What? He and Savannah had a twisted relationship.

He was controlling, abusive.

Well, even if that's true, it doesn't mean he killed her.

No, but he has a dark side to him. A history of abusing women.

How do you know that? Savannah reached out to a few of his ex -girlfriends

online, the ones that she could find, and they told her as much.

That's why she called you to her house that night, to warn you.

And I believe that he killed her before she could.

Okay, but the police said it was a robbery gone wrong.

Exactly why Savannah didn't go to them in the first place.

They're all under the Callahan's thumb.

Savannah was killed.

And now they're all too afraid to talk.

I'm only telling you because I think you need to know who you're in bed with.

Okay.

We can't talk anymore.

I gotta go.

You look tired.

Yeah.

Lucky for me, you just happened to be driving by.

Alert, ma 'am.

Car's high -tech. Notified us.

That's convenient.

Depends on who you ask.

Long gone are days of privacy.

I remember when the dog knows where you are.

Hmm. Right.

I'm missing your spare.

Hey, are you okay?

Uh, yeah. What are you doing here?

I got a notification that you had a flat.

Why were you notified?

The car is registered under the company name.

I thought it would be a good idea to keep an eye on you.

I'm with a murderer on the loose.

Looks like you got a ride, though.

No spare. I'll have to tow your car.

They were aggressively tailing me. Okay, well, did you get the plate number?

No. No, I already said that.

Yeah, I know. You looked shaken when I picked you up.

Yeah.

No, I'm staying with you tonight.

What was your relationship with Savannah?

What do you mean?

I mean, you two worked closely together.

She was beautiful.

I'm just curious to know if there was anything more between you two.

Okay, well, yeah, it was strictly business.

I mean, at least for me it was.

For you?

Yeah, she had a crush on me.

And I insisted that we kept it professional, but she was obsessed with

Eden, look, listen.

Hey.

A lot of artists that work for me, you know, they develop crushes. I mean, it

just comes with the territory.

You're not jealous, are you?

Oh, Jax.

We work together.

This is probably not the best thing. No, no, no, no, hey.

No, I cannot ignore my feelings for you, Eden. You are different than any other

woman that I have ever met.

Look, what if we're meant to have the kind of love that your parents had?

Shouldn't we find that out?

I don't want you talking to him. What you did tonight, you really scared me.

Where the hell are you, Savannah?

Are you stalking me, Jack?

You forget?

I own you. You left bruises all over me.

Don't do it again, Savannah, or I'll kill you.

Hi.

Hey.

Let's go away together.

Let's spend a couple of days at Blackberry Farm.

I have to work. Oh, come on. We could both use a couple of days off.

Right? My dad, he's out of town. He's meeting with some new investors anyway.

He wouldn't even notice.

Okay.

Yeah? Yeah.

Let's go.

I have a few things to get done first, but sure.

Okay. I'll see you this afternoon.

No.

No, why don't you head up there, and I'll meet you later this evening.

Okay. Yeah, I'll see you tonight.

Turn off your phone.

We'll be listening to you.

tranquilizer oh my god

who are you victoria

who are you my name is eden perry

you belong to my son don't you

You don't have dementia, do you?

Did Bert do this to you?

Did he make you believe you're not well?

Not well?

No, you were someone once.

His equal.

The mother of his children.

Before he broke your spirit.

All so he could...

Own you?

Power over the power land.

It's ducted.

The need for it is in the Callahan blood.

It's a cycle.

We have to leave.

Stay here.

I'm coming back.

Okay, I'm coming back.

You know, down here in the South, it's not polite to spy on people.

Join me in the bar for a bourbon.

Let's talk.

Let's get you back to bed, darling.

Come on.

I know you like Sazerick.

You know, darling, you work for Callahan Legacy Records now.

And we take care of each other.

We're going to take care of you.

In exchange for what?

Why, just your loyalty, darling.

Is that what you said to Victoria?

I know what you did to her.

Pumping her full of sedatives.

Keeping her thinking she's sick.

Locked up in her own house. You abused her.

Broke her down.

Left her to rot. All to fulfill some sort of a thick, twisted desire.

My wife doesn't know what's best for her.

I do.

I bet that's what Jack said to Savannah, too.

Except she fought back.

And then you silenced her.

Savannah, yeah.

Now, see, that fame -seeker was trying to destroy my son.

No, you mean you. Our family and our legacy.

So you thought it best to kill her?

When words and money don't do the trick, sometimes it takes drastic measures.

And that means killing me, too.

Hmm.

You should have been there.

That's 7 noon.

Recording my confession, huh?

Yeah, on the same app your son used to spy on me.

I really didn't want to, but you left me no choice.

This is my... Hey.

This is my very first pickup.

You know...

This

is Jax Callahan.

I'm so sorry. The alarm was accidentally triggered.

Password?

Victoria.

Of course.

Yeah, bye -bye now.

Even whenever you're planning on doing, don't.

I know everything, Jax.

Yeah? What do you know?

How you abused Savannah.

How she threatened to go to the press about it. How your dad killed her to

her quiet.

It's what you do to women.

You use your power and your influence to control and hurt them.

That makes no sense.

I'm the one who brought you out here.

Right? I helped you. Your entire initiative to uplift and empower women.

would I want to hurt them?

So you can hide who you really are under a blanket of charity.

I saw the text, Jax. What text?

You know exactly what text!

You went through my phone?

You're doing to me what you did to her.

I am not doing anything to you, Eden. What your dad did to your mom.

She's sick.

Eden, come on. She's crazy. Yeah, because of him. And you know it. You

don't want to admit it.

He abused her.

He destroys women because it makes him feel good, just like you do. You got no

proof of anything.

Are you sure about that?

About what?

Are you going to kill me?

To shut me up?

Or are you going to have Daddy do it?

I didn't ask him to do it.

Okay, but he would do anything to take care of his family.

Eden.

I've really liked you.

You're not a bad person, Jack.

You're just a product of a terrible childhood.

With parents who didn't know how to love you in a healthy way.

Come on.

Look, with all due respect, Eden, you don't know me at all.

My name is Eden Perry. I'm at the Callahan Estate. I'm being attacked by

Burt Callahan. There's a unit in the area. Dispatching them now. Eden!

Thank you.

Eden!

Jax!

Over there!

What the hell happened to you?

She got me good.

I can barely walk.

What happened to you?

Nothing. Nothing. Just help me find her.

All right, okay?

Into the air.

All good.

Oh,

now,

thank you, officer.

You'll always be part of the family.

Thank you all for coming.

We appreciate it.

Hey, buddy.

Thank you all for coming.

Thank

you

all

for coming.

We couldn't make this happen without you.

This place is very special to me.

And I'd like to bring up someone that's very special to me, too.

Miss Charlotte.

Well, welcome to our grand reopening of Mini Music Masters.

Thanks to the Callahan Legacy Foundation, we now once again have a

at -risk children can build a brighter future with music.

To show our appreciation, we have put together a little presentation as a

tribute to the Callahan family.

Thank you. Thank you, Char.

It's my privilege.

No, it's our privilege to give this community such a vital

institution.

Our contribution today is... Savannah, yeah.

Now, see, that fame -seeking... was trying to destroy my son.

No, you mean you. Our family.

And our legacy.

So you thought it best to kill her?

What is this? When words and money don't do the trick, sometimes

it takes drastic measures.

What is this?

You thought you got away with it again, didn't you?

What on earth?

You never should have hired me.

What is this? Don't know.

This is a fake, y 'all.

Fabricated by Miss Perry in an attempt to tarnish the Callahan reputation.

That poor girl.

I had a feeling you'd say something like that.

Come on. Eden, what are you doing?

Giving a voice.

To the voiceless.

What are you doing?

My name is Victoria Callaghan.

I'm Bert's beloved wife.

Have you taken your meds?

You haven't seen me because I've been locked away.

For years, I'd been convinced that I was crazy.

Sick. When really, I had been abused and broken down.

Till I became nothing more than just an object to be owned by my husband.

Same way he owns this entire town.

Now look, this is just a ploy. It's not.

I want to hear what she has to say.

You don't believe the evidence?

Believe me.

The Callahan men have used their power and influence for generations to abuse,

manipulate, and silence women.

They did it to me.

They did it to my daughter.

They did it to Savannah Dauphin and countless others who came before us.

For doing what I should have done a long time ago.

Hey, you're gonna do it now.

And... Sorry.

Thank you.

So, where are you off to now?

Headed back to New York.

I hope you'll come visit me.

I mean it.

Safe travel.

Bye.