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Mom!

Stay with me!

Paging Dr. Stern to the ER.

Paging Dr. Stern. What's happening? Is she gonna be OK?

Acute liver failure possibly due to chronic alcohol poisoning.

- I'm going in. - You can't go in there. - I'm her daughter!

- I know that, but you can't go. - Let me in.

Let me in! We will take care

of your mother! Now take a seat!

- People, let's move quickly. - Take those clothes off.

Victim's breathing short. We need a feed on her now.

She can't breathe very well. No, she not vomiting.

OK, got a pulse.

Pressure of 6 BP.

I got 10 cc's of adrenaline.

- I got 20 more... - Adrenaline now.

It's in.

Code blue, people.

Adrenaline didn't work. Initiating CPR.

- Let's get the paddles ready. - She's not breathing.

Give me another 10 cc's, and I need those defibs charged now.

Hurry up, we're losing her. Defibs charged.

Clear?

No response. Hit her again.

Charged!

Clear!

Stop drinking that! You're killing yourself,

Stop!

Mom, no!

- Clear? - Clear!

Alright, people, we got a beat.

Good work! She's just holding on, Doctor.

Pulse is weak. She could be going at any time.

Let's get her on a drip of 20 cc's. Blood drawn, I wanna see coagulation parameters,

complete blood-cell count. I want the metabolic panel

checked every 5 minutes 'til she's stabilised.

Dr. Preston.

We have committed a 45-year-old female patient

two hours ago with acute fulminant hepatic failure.

OK, you know the procedure.

but this is an extreme situation.

An emergency appeal maybe.

send over her admission records and all available data.

I'll look it over and get back to you in 20 minutes.

Orderly to room 3, stat.

Ohhh, damn.

How are we doing, Ms. Flay?

Terrific.

Next silly question?

It says here your full name is Joanna Marie Flay.

Last name is different than your mother's.

Dad's name.

- Where is your father? - My father's dead.

What does this have to do with anything?

We just need to know where everybody is, Ms. Flay.

Next of kin is important in these circumstances.

What are you saying?

There's no easy way to say this, so I'm just gonna say it.

Your mother's medical record shows she's been

in and out of the hospital for the past seven months.

Her illness has been brought on

by chronic alcohol abuse.

Because of this, her request for a liver transplant was denied.

You're kidding me!

You have to at least try! Please, try to remain calm.

My mom is dying in there.

The head of the hospital was contacted,

and unfortunately, Dr. Preston

and myself have determined that your mother's condition

is too severe. An appeal would never work.

And we are all sorry, but there's nothing we can do.

You people get off

on this, don't you?

Deciding who lives and who dies?

Playing your damn power games?

If my mom dies in this hospital,

there's gonna be hell to pay.

I'll make every damn one of you pay.

Your hostility will get us nowhere.

I'll show you hostile.

Security control, we have a hostile on the wait room floor.

Back off!

Back off right now or I'll cut her throat!

I swear I'll do it!

You tell those doctors

to get back in there and save my mom's life,

or I'll kill you.

I swear I'll do it.

I'll kill all of you! You're letting her die!

Hey, Mom.

Hey, sweetheart.

Hey, you OK?

What's wrong?

There was just trouble at the hospital tonight.

Somebody was upset. They wanted me to do something

that... I couldn't do.

What kind of something?

Let's just say my job

sucks sometimes.

I became a doctor to try and save lives,

and sometimes I feel like I can't save anyone.

You do a lot. You do your best.

I mean that's all any of us can do.

When did you become so wise?

What have you been up to? May I?

Yeah, OK.

Ohhh...

Wow!

That's an interesting interpretation of your dad.

He would be so proud of you, Bobby.

Yeah, I, uh, I guess it's just

my way of keeping him alive.

I know it's kind of cheesy, but...

when I'm drawing,

it sometimes feels like he's still here...

watching over me or something.

It's not cheesy.

It's really beautiful.

Thanks, Mom.

Get over here! Give your old dad a hug!

What are you doing here? You're supposed

to be in prison! Jo, your father got out of prison early for good behaviour.

She means I'm here for good.

Joanna, we're gonna be a family again.

I got plans

for all of us.

I met some... some guys

on the inside who are organized in Philly.

They're shaking things up.

So...

we got things to do, girl,

you and me.

I'm gonna teach you everything I know.

It's us against them.

Hey, pretty lady.

Don't be sorry. Glad to see you.

So, finally gonna get to meet in person.

Scary, huh?

You and I have shared so much.

What if we don't like each other

That won't happen, I promise.

OK. Well, I can't talk long.

But I wanted to tell you I'll be getting to Philly

for midterm registration two weeks from now.

We could meet on campus.

Just let me know what's what.

And, Jenny, don't worry.

Everything's gonna be great between us.

Bye.

Yes!

It is going to be awesome, Bobby.

All of it.

But not for you...

or your mom.

And don't think I've forgotten about you, Nurse Lynn.

Hi, Aunt Molly. I missed you last week.

Oh, the restaurant's been kicking my butt.

I'm sorry I didn't come. It's OK.

Did you get the money I put in your commissary account?

Yes. Thank you.

It really helps.

So, I heard the good news.

- Yeah. - From Dr. Quezada himself.

They're gonna let you out of here finally.

Yeah. It's awesome.

He also said that you can't screw up.

And no matter how small a screw-up, if it happens,

the court's gonna come down hard. You're 21 now.

I'm not going to screw up.

I've got a plan to change my life.

You know, when I think about what your father

put your mom through...

I don't know how we all got through it.

I know.

But we're gonna put that behind us now, right?

Yeah. Yeah.

I can't wait to come live with you

like we said.

They told me it was the only way Quezada would sign off.

You are my sister-in-law's daughter,

and my husband loved you like you were one of his own,

and so long as I'm alive, you have a home, OK?

Thank you, Aunt Molly.

I won't let you down.

I know you won't.

Hey there, trouble girl.

I got up damn early on a Sunday for this.

It was worth it.

You gotta admit, I didn't think I'd ever see you again,

but you are a hard one to forget.

Business first, Jimmy. I need to get in touch

with the guy my dad was working with back in the day.

Well, that's not gonna be easy.

Rock Ramirez runs half the town, and it's hard to get

his attention. Just mention my name.

Tell him I'm looking for work.

Do you have the stuff I asked for? Sure thing.

Mothballs, lightbulbs. These cellphones

are damn expensive, but it's top of the line.

"128 Gigs."

Perfect!

Beats the hell out of that crap I was using inside.

You sure are Daddy's little girl, aren't you?

No. Smarter.

A lot smarter.

What are you thinking?

A score.

A big one.

I guess this is it. See you later.

- Hi, Jo! - Hi!

- Welcome home! - Hahaha!

So was that a friend of yours?

Something like that.

Nice! It smells new.

I just repainted.

I wanted to have everything fresh for you.

So why don't you dump your stuff and we'll head over to the diner.

It's a good excuse to show you around the place.

- Can I freshen up first? - Of course, Jo.

I'll meet you downstairs in a few.

OK.

So do you have any waiting-table experience?

- Yeah. - Yeah? And your people skills?

- Perfect! - Obviously.

Hey, listen, Did you get that commissary money back?

- I did. - Good. Hang on to it, alright?

And there's a little something extra.

I figured you could use some new clothes.

And you can borrow the car any time you need it.

I might just drive Ryan's old truck around anyway.

Thank you.

So I remember you guys used to have a cottage just at the edge of town,

by the lake, right? Yeah, I'm heading up there

in a couple of days, turn on the water for summer and stuff.

You could always come if you wanted.

I'd love to.

Molly's Diner. Molly speaking.

Weekto-week lease,

200 cash, no questions asked; perfect.

You're first, Nurse Lynn.

I know you're afraid of me.

Just like your mother is.

Do it just the way I taught you.

Ah! Remember.

The mixture is damn unstable until you seal it in the bulb.

It has to be unstable or the filament won't ignite

and pop the glass when they turn it on.

But if you get this thing right,

they'll choke to death in 10 seconds.

- Hello! - Hey, honey.

Hey, buddy. You're just in time

for the cattle drive. How do you take yours?

Just knock the horns off.

You got some mail today.

"Ebon Comics."

It's probably a big publisher,

right? Yeah, they're pretty big.

So, I, uh,

submitted some of my comic art samples.

There's an editor there who really likes my stuff.

They offered me a two-year contract.

It's right here. Wow!

It's cool. Good thing you got

yourself a free lawyer, right?

When were you gonna tell us?

I'm telling you right now, right?

Look, I just don't know if I want to be

an architect my whole life. Well, that's a big if.

And being a freelance artist, honey,

there's no guarantee in that.

You're not just abandoning school.

Well, school will still be there in two years, right?

And working freelance now

will give me a chance to live my life for a bit. Because I just wish

you would discuss this with me. This is not what your father and I had planned for you.

My father doesn't want anything from me - he's dead.

Bobby?

Bobby? Miriam. Miriam-

- He can't just... - Just give him some time.

- Feel like a drink after work? - Yeah.

Maybe we can cut it a little early, huh?

I'll even buy the first round.

Who is this? "Susanna."

Good luck.

- Hello? - Hi there, homewrecker.

I hope you're having a good time with my husband.

It's your ex-husband. And whatever is going on

between you and David, just please keep it

between the two of you, leave me out of it.

Not a conversation. This is me giving you fair warning.

and I know that you put all that nasty crap

Susanna, you're drunk.

that law firm together, he and I,

like an old shoe?

Well, you'd both better lawyer the hell up

because I'm coming back, you bitch! Believe me.

We're leaving. Now, Joanna!

Go pack your things now,

I have to get you away from him. We're going to stay

with my brother.

You don't go anywhere

unless I say it's OK,

and I don't say it's OK! Stay down, girls!

I did what I had to do...

to make you safe, and you never understood that.

But I forgive you.

And I'm sorry I failed you.

I won't fail you again.

So at 7:45, I'll be with Nurse Lynn.

That's 10 minutes inside, 30 minutes to get changed.

Yeah, it should be good, Bobby.

Hey, Ma.

Uh, just wanted to let you know that I'm gonna be getting in late tonight.

OK, it's no problem. Hey, listen,

while I've got you on the phone,

have you been getting any weird calls from Susanna?

No. Why would I?

I don't know, she's just on a tear lately.

Can she do that?

what she thinks she can get away with.

Anyway, I just wanted to know if she'd been harassing you.

- No, she hasn't. - Alright, sweetheart. Well, have fun tonight.

Bye.

What are you looking at?

Damnit.

Damn!

9-1-1. What is your emergency?

My house has been broken into.

the specific details? Are you currently in danger?

Never mind the specific details, just send the police here now.

Ma'am?

Are you OK?

Ma'am, are you there? Ma'am, I'm dispatching police now.

She got just what she deserved.

Just shut up, stupid.

- Hi. - Hi, Bobby.

It's really nice to meet you.

Hey, you too.

Those are her exact words.

Crazy words.

I am so sorry you're getting dragged

into all of this.

Yeah, well, we need to watch our backs. She was ruthless during the settlement hearings.

I'm not afraid of her. We didn't do wrong by her.

You know, any other woman would have run away

screaming by now.

All that's left of a Huntington Heights home

that caught fire this evening. Firefighters struggled...

- Miriam? - The cause of the fire

is still unknown. We'll have...

...more on this story as it develops. Oh, my goodness!

Lynn.

You helped me through some really bad times, Bobby.

I'm grateful for that.

Sometimes, you were all I had to keep me going.

Yeah, um, I'm grateful for you too.

I finally had to tell my mom about the comic book stuff.

She didn't take it very well, kind of freaked out.

I think freaking out people is a good thing.

You know, I think David's on my side.

He's a good guy.

I was actually kind of hoping they... they'd get married soon.

- Ohh... - But it seems

like his ex-wife's trying to make problems again.

- Again? - Yeah. All last year,

this really messy divorce stuff.

And my mom's been telling me that Susanna's

been harassing her, making threats.

Seems like she's gonna try and sue David again.

People do have trouble moving on.

That's your mom?

Hey, look, um... Gonna shut my phone off.

It'll just be the two of us.

That's the way I really want it.

- You mean that? - Yeah, of course I do.

Well then, let's go play.

- You're a hard catch. - You have no idea.

No!

My dad used to take me here when I was a kid.

He called 'em "Adventure Days." He'd put together

these little treasure hunts for me and my mom.

One day, he came home from work

and, uh... died.

Heart attack.

That's... awful.

You never told me that before.

Well, I, uh...

I wanna tell you everything.

That means a lot to me.

Wait.

Is this, uh...

is it going too fast?

I mean, I already like you

and I don't want to blow it on something cheap.

Just tell me what I owe you.

I'm gonna have to go.

Getting late. I'm borrowing my aunt's car.

She worries sometimes.

It was really great meeting you, Jenny.

Bye, Bobby.

But what do you mean, you don't have an answer?

Yes, please!

Hi, honey.

OK, I'll call back.

- Mom, what's going on? - There's been

her place burned down!

- Oh, my God! Is she OK? - The police don't know. I'm...

I'm worried. I don't know.

I've been trying to call you. Yeah, sorry. I shut my phone off.

It's amazing!

It's just like I remember it, only better.

Jo...

we, uh, we haven't really talked much about your mom, have we?

I... try not to think about all that.

Yeah. I remember it was tough on you.

And in some ways, I think your uncle blamed himself.

She was his little sister.

I'm so grateful for you, darling.

I don't know what I'd ever do without you.

You don't have to thank me, Mom.

You're saving your own life.

Three months sober.

I feel like I can see again.

I'm just glad you stopped.

You've always been the light of my life, honey.

Always.

I love you, Mom.

Jo, are you OK? I didn't mean to bring up the past.

It's OK, Aunt Molly.

I'm OK.

Just looking forward to the future.

Yeah. It's all right.

And this is Jo. She'll be taking care of you.

It's her first day, so be gentle.

The lady and I are already acquainted.

Old friends, right, Jo? Small world, isn't it?

And how do you two know each other?

Uh, he's my old boyfriend.

Still have hopes though.

I see. Well, have fun.

That was dumb, Jimmy. She's gonna be asking me all kinds

of questions about you now. Let's just play it cool.

We're hiding in plain sight, get it?

Yeah, fair enough.

So the call with the boss went well. He wants to see you.

Says he might have work for you. No promises,

but... it should get you in his place, all right.

- So we're on. - We are on at Donkey Kong.

I got you

everything that you will need for your visit right here.

- Cute, Jimmy. Real cute. - What can I say?

I'm just a lovesick guy trying to win his lady back.

- Mm-mm. - It's what you can tell

your auntie. But actually, this was really hard to come by.

Just state of the art and damn expensive.

Yeah, that was the deal: you cover it.

Look, tomorrow, neither one of us

is gonna care. We're both gonna be rich.

I'm thinking Venezuela

is nice this time of year. You know why?

No. Why?

No extradition laws there.

I sure wouldn't want to be on your bad side, baby.

- Hmm... - So, what do you recommend?

I like the Monster Burger,

bloody.

Hey.

I was worried you didn't want

to see me again.

I do. You can come over this afternoon if you want.

I would be alone.

I just don't think I'm ready to meet your mom yet.

She'll be at work all day; it'll just be the two of us.

Promise?

All right.

You have to be hard,

girl.

You have to be ruthless.

You may hate me now,

you... may think

I make your life hell...

but one day,

you'll thank me. Thanks, Dad,

you son of a bitch.

Thank you for seeing me,

Please, Rock.

Well, you are late.

I was expecting you two hours ago.

But I figure

you must have other grown-ups to be nice with, si?

- Hmm... - You know when Jimmy told me

that you wanted to take over the family business,

I have to admit

I had my doubts,

but I like what I see.

I like your work.

Who says that was me?

Come on. I'm not stupid.

I did my homework on you.

See, that woman

who died in that fire

was a nurse who pressed charges against you two years ago.

The perfect sneaky-ass revenge.

I like that. Just like your daddy.

The old Casey was damn good,

but once he lost his mind,

he was no good to anybody.

Business is business.

You and me though,

we might be good for each other.

As long as you understand who the boss is.

Hey, I'm gonna need a building torched soon,

completely burned.

I think it's gonna be a good way to break you in

and see if we can trust each other.

Casey sure taught you well.

Really good work.

Thank you.

I think I'll have this one.

Salud.

You're not drinking tonight? You already had mine.

I did, didn't I?

It's because I am smart.

You're a damn good-looking woman.

Ever considered

other lines of work?

You would do really well in my stable.

I'm not a whore.

Come on. We're all whores, OK?

Some of us just not already.

No! No! No!

No!

Sorry about that, Rock.

You'll be dead in a few minutes. You bitch!

It's called brucine.

Simulates a heart attack.

If they don't look too close,

no one will ever know you were poisoned.

Another lesson from Daddy.

Was it because of your father?

Hey,

you are smart.

See, I've been doing a little housecleaning...

and everybody dirty has to pay.

If you hadn't ratted on my dad,

he never would have gone to jail and met those bastards...

...and my mom would still be alive.

Plus, there are certain things

I need from you, Rock.

Damn! He wasn't kidding.

The stuff works fast, huh?

Thanks, Jimmy.

Your worthless ass was worth something after all.

Dr. Preston, Detective Jenna Dryden.

Is this a bad time? No, of course not. Danielle, thank you.

Please, come on in.

- Impressive, Doctor. - Well...

they're not all degrees. I do a lot of charity work.

So did Lynn. I'm sorry for your loss.

I understand the two of you were close.

Yeah, she was a very good friend. Um...

I assume you're looking into the cause of the fire.

I'm working with the insurance claim adjusters.

We always bring them in right away

in these cases to spot any red flags.

- And did you find any? - Well,

Ms. Darcer was in the process

of reporting a 9-1-1 call when the fire started.

She claimed that someone had just broken into her home,

then she passed out, probably from the smoke.

See, the thing is

she never mentions the fire at all during the call.

Now that's weird. You don't know

if Ms. Darcer had enemies, do you?

No, none that I'm aware of, I...

I mean, Detective, this is a nightmare. I can't think

of a single person that would want to hurt Lynn.

Well, she worked in ER.

Speaking of nightmares...

Nice house, Miriam.

I wonder who you killed to get it.

Hi, Bobby. Hey, lady.

- How are you? - I'm good. Come on in.

I just can't believe

any of this is happening.

I mean, honey,

I was having a drink with Lynn an hour before she died.

Shocking as hell.

I keep thinking about something the detective said

about the ER.

It really struck me. Do you know

how I'm always talking about incidents that happened

and crazy people fights?

What if one of those crazy people had something to do with this?

Things were just really crazy at the house last night.

My mom's friend from work was killed in a fire.

I'm so sorry, Bobby.

That just sounds awful.

You know, I'm glad you're here.

I really need you right now.

Nobody's ever said that to me before.

You've understood me better than anyone.

The emails we send each other...

taught me how to stand up for myself

and for what I want.

And you're the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.

I don't... feel so beautiful sometimes.

You are.

Hey, Danielle.

Listen, I want to pull some old files from records.

I wanna check ER incidents going back at least five years.

Anything involving Lynn. Arrests, like angry patients,

you know, things of that nature.

In this madhouse? That will be easy, but it'll still take some time.

Well, just do the best you can

and be as thorough as possible.

Of course. Miriam, how are you holding up?

I'm coping. Thanks.

Is that your dad?

- Him? - Yeah.

No, that's David, my mom's boyfriend.

Ohhh...

Took me hunting last year.

He's got this big collection of guns -

antiques, 9 mils -

started selling them off once he met my mom.

Hmm... Well, I like guns

and I like hunting.

- Oh, do you? - Yeah.

He's a good guy.

And he listens when people talk.

I think that's rare. Mmhmm.

He hasn't spent one night here

since he's been dating my mom. They've been dating for a year.

Why?

He says it's out of respect for my dad.

You know, I was thinking...

I'm getting my own place soon.

- Yeah? - Maybe you could come

and spend a few nights with me. You know, to get away

from all this craziness. Yeah.

Maybe if it works out, we could...

get a place together.

It seems kind of quick to be talking about that.

I got a feeling about us, you smartass.

Well, that's crazy, but I do too.

Guess I gotta be kind of crazy

thinking I could draw superheroes for a living.

Well, what would I do?

Anything you want, I suppose.

I know we're both in kind of weird places

in our life right now, but...

if we roll with the weirdness,

we could have a future together.

"Roll with the weirdness..."

I like that.

Another 48 hours,

and all hell breaks loose.

That clown will rue the day

he ever tried to take what's rightfully mine.

I'm gonna get everything that's coming to me.

You all mark my words.

- You're late. - People keep telling me that.

- Trying to run a business here. - Just let me in, Hal. Don't be an ass.

A little nervous, aren't we? I don't like dealing with you,

or your crazy dad. I never did.

So I'm a snake. So what of it? My money spends

just like everyone else's. Do you want my business or not?

Yeah, all right. Look, this was not

an easy gig. I had to clone the info from the files you gave me, I had to sync this cloud

to a different phone number, and the papers you wanted

were a bitch too. Expensive!

OK.

Keep counting, honey.

- You're a real prince, Hal. - To know me is to love me.

Oh!

Hey, you.

Well, I'm afraid we all have our crosses to bear.

Mine is in Venezuela, Mr. Cat.

And I'm getting there in style.

With any luck, Hal's little toy here will make the last lap

before I go for a walk in the park.

It all comes down to justice, cat.

And it all leads to you, Miriam.

All of it.

Bobby... this is amazing!

That's Jenny.

Wow, she looks so familiar!

I feel like I already know her.

I guess it's because you draw her with so much passion.

Ah, I hope I do get to know her. Oh, you will.

But you should know that this...

this is what I need to do.

I know that Dad wanted me to design buildings,

but I need to...

need to follow my muse, you know?

I do.

And your muse is very beautiful.

Oh, it's not what I meant.

I just... I just mean... I need to do what I love.

I can't walk in my dad's footsteps forever.

I know what you meant, son.

I know.

Out back.

It'll be a few minutes.

Trouble girl,

I thought we'd be halfway to Venezuela by now.

- I'm not done here yet. - What are you talking about?

I gave you the black box so you could get in the safe.

Yeah and I got it stashed. It's secured.

That wasn't the deal, Jo.

Do you have any idea what kind of hell storm we stirred up?

The cops are all over Rock's place.

His crew is nervous. If they start looking into this,

I could get whacked in the street.

- Not gonna get whacked in the streets, this ain't Goodfellas. - Says who?

- Oh, my goodness. - Rock's hooked up all on the East Coast.

If they think anything, they can send shooters at my...

Just calm down, baby.

I just need one more night.

And I need your help with one last thing:

break into David's place and get something for me.

Come on, baby,

don't you trust me?

So I guess you haven't turned anything up

on the Lynn case yet.

No, it's like a needle in a haystack.

You know, maybe you should burn the haystack.

- Pardon me? - It's kind of a trick

that I have. When I feel overwhelmed,

I clear my mind and, you know, I start from zero,

and sure enough, the thing that I was looking for

is usually in plain sight.

"Clear my mind"...

maybe I'll try that. Mmhmm.

Mmm!

Another martini, honey. And keep 'em coming!

Tonight, I am terminating

the tyranny of evil men!

He's here.

You're all clear.

I've got our tickets booked. See you tomorrow night.

Good.

Tomorrow morning,

the war of the Roses begins in earnest!

That's right.

I dropped my keys.

I see that.

You're a very pretty girl.

Thank you.

Sorry about this.

It's not your fault, it's just how it has to be.

The place and the time

around 2 or 2:30 a.m.

This woman was shot

at close range.

Yeah, no sign of a struggle. Someone was clearly in a hurry.

We've got a statement from the bartender too.

He was closing up at the time, but he didn't hear any of the shots.

My people are searching the area.

Maybe we'll find something.

Morning.

Hey, honey. Oh, wow, you look like a zombie!

- Thanks. - Here, you need this.

So, I decided I'm gonna sign that contract with Ebon Comics.

I'm sending it in today. Really?

Well, if... if that's what you want,

that's... great. And you can always fall back

on school if it doesn't work.

You mean, there's nothing I can screw up at 19 that I can't

bounce back from? It's not what I said, Bobby.

I had wanderlust when I was your age too. And I think

it's great that you wanna go out and have adventures while you're young.

Yeah, well, I'm also thinking that I might move in with Jenny for a bit.

So you're leaving home?

I guess.

I mean, isn't your boyfriend moving in soon?

Probably, but David and I have been seeing each other

for over a year, it's very different.

Well, Mom, I know you mean well.

This isn't really up for discussion.

I'm in love with her.

Bobby, you barely know her; how are you

possibly in love with her? Look,

I'm gonna spend the night at her place,

maybe the week. We can talk about this later.

But wait, just... Don't just... Sit down,

let's talk about it now. I really want to understand

what you're thinking. What am I doing wrong?

Mom, I just think

we could both use some time to grow up.

Decent?

- Always. - Salty just like your auntie.

Umm, I was wanting to talk to you.

A friend of mine from the hospital asked me to her place this weekend.

She just got out like me, and I think she needs a friend.

I didn't want to say yes unless it was OK.

I don't have any Saturday or Sunday shifts scheduled, but...

It's OK. Take some time.

It's very good of you to be there for your friend

and all. I'll be back Sunday afternoon.

Oh, hi, honey. How are you?

I... I-I'm not sure.

I'm on my way to see the police.

Um, something's happened to Susanna.

Really? Is it serious?

Yeah, well, I... That's what they said.

and... now they want to question me.

Oh, well, uh... I'll come down and meet you there right now.

NO!

Ah!

I did what I had to do

to make you safe.

I gotta find you a new home.

I guess I'm gonna miss you, little twerp.

I'm looking for a Detective Moran,

I believe. Dr. Preston!

- Oh! - You came in

about the Darcer case? No. Actually, I came in because my boyfriend's

being questioned by a, uh, Detective Moran, I believe.

John? He's in Homicide.

What?!

Dr. Preston, why don't you wait in my office for a minute.

We'll get this sorted out, OK?

OK.

OK, Mr. Barrett, let's go through this again, shall we?

So you've been divorced from your wife going on nine months.

And before that, there was a legal separation period.

And that's when you took up with this... "Miriam Preston."

Correct? Yes.

Nasty divorce. Wife takes half of everything.

I mean, if that were me, I'd be pretty angry

about something like that.

We found some very official-looking legal documents

on her laptop. Looks like

she was getting ready to lower the boom on you any minute. OK, this is absurd.

Nobody would kill her over something like that.

So maybe you can explain then

how it is that we found

this weapon four blocks from the scene of her murder:

a 9mm recently fired...

registered in your name.

- Hi. - What the hell

took you so long? You're a mess, Jimmy.

That's not good, I need you to focus up!

I've been very careful. I need to know

if you've been very careful. I did everything you asked me.

My bags are packed. Now, we gotta blow this town.

Just relax, baby. Take a look.

- Holy crap! - Just like we said.

Our flight leaves in two and a half hours.

I thought you were

gonna ditch me, Jo. I guess I was wrong. Ugh!

I guess you were.

Sorry, Jimmy.

Loose ends kill friends.

I apologize for the wait, Dr. Preston.

We've been sorting through some new developments.

This is Detective John Moran. I'm afraid he has some bad news.

What's wrong? Where is David?

Your boyfriend has just been arrested

for the murder of Susanna Barrett.

Susanna has been murdered?

We have a motive and we have a weapon with Mr. Barrett's fingerprints on them.

- What?! - Yeah. Under Miranda rights,

he's refusing to talk to us again

until his own attorney is present, but there's no law

against me talking to you. And right now,

I've got a lot of questions for you.

Detective Dryden, something is very wrong here.

My best friend just got killed in a fire, and now my boyfriend

is being arrested for murder?! We also think

that it's a little strange. "A little"?

And we're hoping to get to the bottom of this.

I mean, this is insane.

Would you like some coffee? This could take a while.

Give it a rest, Mom.

So until the arraignment,

they can't interrogate me

unless I have one of my attorneys present,

but there's no bail hearings on the weekends,

so I'm stuck here.

It's ridiculous.

They asked me about everything for hours.

I thought I was losing my mind. You know, just take it easy.

Couldn't Bobby testify that you were here at the house

that night? We both could, couldn't we?

It's not strong enough. The time of death is long after

The most important thing is I am innocent

and I'm gonna beat this thing, but it's gonna take some time.

I just have a weird feeling it's connected to Lynn's case.

And what... what did Moran think about that?

He doesn't know what to think yet.

OK, look, I'm gonna call you tonight

after I talk to my people at the firm, OK?

OK. I'll talk to you soon.

Danielle, I'm so glad

you picked up. Listen, I have a really big favour to ask you.

- Hi, Bobby. - Hey.

I'm so happy to see you.

Please, come in.

I missed you.

Yeah, I missed you too.

Turn off your phone.

I want you all to myself.

Done and done.

Everything is perfect.

You're all mine now, Bobby.

All mine.

Oh, Danielle, thank you so much.

Coming in on a Saturday...

No, it's OK. I want to help. So terrible what's happening.

I pulled a lot of incident files,

but you said last night that you wanted to locate

something specific? Yes, I would just...

I started thinking about something David said

about burning the haystack. Excuse me?

I cleared my mind, right, and I fixed

on this memory of Bobby. It was about two years ago.

He came home really late with this beautiful picture

that he made of his dad. And I was having

a really troubled night.

There was this girl in the ER with Lynn.

She was arrested.

I couldn't help her mother, and she just... lost it.

If we don't have the specific date, this could take a while.

Then, we better get cracking.

Hey, Mom. Bye, Mom.

You won't be getting in touch with Bobby today, Miriam.

I have made damn sure of that.

Hi, sleepy. Morning, beautiful.

I have a great adventure day planned for us.

Wow, this place is amazing!

You rented it?

Yeah. It was a steal.

An old couple in town needed a caretaker,

and I figured it could be our special place.

Miriam?

I think I might have something here.

This incident was misfiled under the wrong year,

but it involved Lynn and it happened right around the time that you said.

Just past midnight in the ER.

There's even a surveillance video on file.

It was used as evidence in the girl's trial.

- The girl whose mother died? - Yeah.

Wait, hold on. Can you zoom in on her?

That's the girl from Bobby's drawing.

I need you to e-mail me these files right way. I've got to get them to the police.

Could you look into Joanna Flay? I need her home address.

- OK, I'm on it, boss. - Thank you, Danielle, so much!

Hi. It's Bobby. You know what to do.

Oh, Bobby, where are you?

That girl, you need to get away from her.

I think she's done some really bad things. Call me back.

Are you OK?

You've just been so quiet since we got here.

I... Yeah, I'm OK.

I'm OK.

Just glad you're here.

And I'm glad this is finally gonna be over soon.

Over? I thought we were just getting started.

Yeah.

I mean, we're putting our old lives behind us, right?

Yeah.

In a perfect world,

we could be happy together in a place like this,

couldn't we? We could just

turn our backs on all the bad stuff, right?

What bad stuff?

There's nothing bad about you.

But this isn't a perfect world.

Detective, for the last time, this girl is seeing my son.

And it's the same girl that attacked my head nurse

two years ago. And now, Lynn is dead.

And then my boyfriend is accused of killing his ex-wife?!

Does this not seem

like a bizarre series of circumstances to you?

This is definitely intriguing.

And we might have enough evidence

to pick up Joanna Flay as a suspect

for Lynn Darcer's murder. Great!

But the connection to Detective Moran's case is tenuous at best.

Like hell! Can you not tell that this woman has been holding

a grudge and she's out for revenge and she's getting it!

She's with my son right now,

and I cannot reach him. You have got to do something!

Just cool down, Ms. Preston. We'll look at all of this

and get back to you.

Bobby...

you like adventures, don't you?

Yeah, of course I do.

Would you go

on a real adventure with me if I asked you to?

Would you just drop everything

and run away with me

to some place we've both never been,

like Venezuela?

I could be tempted.

You could never come back.

It would be just us forever and ever.

We'd disappear,

become different people.

Sounds amazing.

You'd do it?

In a perfect world.

But that would break my Mom's heart.

But hey, we could do something like that in a few years, right?

Hey, come on, let's go inside.

There's something I wanna show you.

OK.

Hey, Danielle, did you find anything? The police

won't believe me, and I've got to find Bobby.

at the State Juvenile division with a guy I know.

a record search and found out where Joanna Flay

might be working now. Not sure that helps.

Um, it's all we've got, so text me the address.

And, Danielle, thank you so much, I really appreciate it.

Sure, OK.

I gotta go. Alright, bye.

His name is Casey Flay,

convicted arsonist. My old partner

put him away for burning down a nightclub for some gangster.

He did hard time. Anyway,

the M.O. on the Lynn Darcer house

matches Mr. Flay's almost exactly.

This guy was famous for making booby-traps of the lightbulbs.

The gangster who hired him, Rock Ramirez,

also dead. Poisoned in his apartment.

I just got the coroner's report. Did you pick up this Casey guy?

I would love to, but he's dead too.

Yeah, choked to death on toxic gas

about six months after being released from prison.

And let me guess, he has a daughter named Joanna.

Who was released about two weeks ago from a nuthouse.

We need the file on Joanna Flay. If she just got out of the nuthouse,

she's either in a halfway house or in someone's custody.

Good job.

You know, Bobby,

when we were getting to know each other online,

I had a totally different picture of you in my head.

You know, people show

the best side of themselves on social media.

Just pictures and text.

Yeah, they sure do.

Wasn't I different when you first saw me in person?

You were better.

I was kind of blown away actually.

I, uh, started drawing this when we first met.

It's for you.

Wow!

Is... is that really what I look like to you?

Yeah. It is you.

Jenny?

I love you.

- Hi. - Table for one?

- Are you Molly Arrd? - Yes, I am.

My name is Miriam Preston. I am the director of the State Park Medical Centre.

I believe my son Bobby is dating your niece.

Joanna Flay? Is she in some kind of trouble?

Oh, there's... there's been a family emergency,

and I need to speak with Bobby right now.

He's not answering his phone. Joanna left yesterday,

and she said she was spending the weekend with a friend.

Well, Bobby said he's spending the weekend with his girlfriend and I know that's Joanna.

Do you have any idea where they might have gone together?

Yeah. I have a house on the lake.

- Can I get that phone number? - I don't have any phones there.

I mean, you can barely get GPS signal up in the woods.

Could you possibly

take me there right now? This is incredibly urgent!

I can't leave right now. I mean, as you can see,

this is a big rush day for us.

Can you draw me a map?

OK, there are a few tricky turns, but you should be OK.

My number's on the back. Can you please call me if something's happened to Jo?

Yes, Molly. Thank you so much.

- I'm sorry, Bobby. - Yeah, this is crazy.

More than you know.

This has all gotten out of hand.

It was supposed to be so easy. I...

Why didn't you just come with me when I asked you to?

Jenny, what are you talking about?

Why did you have to draw that picture?!

WHY? I wanted to show you

something beautiful about yourself.

I'm not beautiful, Bobby.

I'm dark, and I'm horrible.

And you couldn't possibly love me!

Jenny, what are you doing?!

Stop it! Stop!

You have no idea!

You think you drew the real me? Do you?

You don't know anything.

Molly's Diner. Molly speaking.

this is Detective Jenna Dryden from the Philadelphia Police Department.

I need to ask you a few questions.

- Jenny? - Damn.

I was hoping I'd clubbed you good and cold.

Don't worry,

I'm not gonna bury you alive.

That would be cruel and unusual.

- Get me the hell out of this! - I guess we're gonna have

to do this the hard way. What are you talking about?

I'm really sorry I have to do this.

Jenny, this is... this is a joke, right?

You just have to die. Like my mom died.

Miriam has to lose everything she ever loved.

I would have done the same

to Nurse Lynn. She didn't have

any family, so I guess she got off easy.

Jenny, stop this, OK? This is... this is crazy!

No, Bobby, it's justice.

I guess we're really rolling with the weirdness now, huh?

With just one squeeze, it'll all be over.

You'll disappear.

Your mom will think you ran away

and left her.

Nobody will know you're buried here.

Her heart will break for the rest of her life.

You know, you almost got to me, Bobby.

We all have our moments of crisis, don't we?

I think we'll both get over it.

Jenny... whatever you think I did,

I'm sorry, OK? I'm sorry.

You don't have to do this. Please, please, don't do this!

OK? You...

you didn't do anything.

That's what makes it perfect.

OK.

I really do like you, Bobby.

But that thing you thought was love...

...it was never real!

Just like your drawing wasn't real!

I'm not beautiful.

I'm not even Jenny,

the dream girl from the Internet!

My name is Joanna, Bobby!

I'm a monster.

And this is what monsters do!

Yes, Sheriff, I need you

to get over to the following address and check

on the suspect. You can get there faster than we can.

And you need to use extreme caution.

Please! Please don't!

Jenny, Jo, you don't have to do this. Please.

Drop the gun right now!

Kick it away! Help!

Hey, hey! Help! Help! What the hell is that?

- He's just a loose end. - She's crazy! She's trying

to kill me! Don't worry about him. You're supposed to be dead!

Yeah, I thought I was until I woke up

in the ER with one hell of a headache. It's a good thing my boy pulled me out of there.

- Jimmy, Jimmy, please... - You think you're pretty smart,

huh? You couldn't even finish me off right.

All I had to do was follow the signal.

I've had that phone tag since day one, a direct sat link.

I've been tracking it all along,

and if you hadn't hid the money, I'd be gone by now.

- Baby, just calm down, baby. - Shut up! You shut up!

Bobby?

Don't do anything stupid, Jimmy! We can make a deal!

Yeah, we already tried that. Look how that turned out.

Jimmy, just listen to me...

Stop talking! OK?

Give me the goddamn money, you crazy bitch!

Bobby!?

Oh, my God! Who are you people? Mom!

Bobby!

God, what are you people doing? Mom!

Mom, don't come up here! Hey!

Ugh!

Joanna, please, please don't hurt Bobby.

You can't stop me! You're not even supposed to be here.

- Mom! - Bobby.

You could have saved my mom.

It wasn't her fault, you let her die!

So now I'm killing

what's yours. It's the only way we'll be even!

You're right.

- What? - I said, you're right, Joanna.

It was my fault.

I caused your mother's death.

I could have saved her...

but I didn't.

It was my fault.

So don't hurt Bobby.

Please, please, please, don't hurt Bobby.

I killed your mother.

I killed your mother, so punish me!

No! Mom!

Drop the weapon!

Drop it! Do it now or I will kill you!

Oh, my God! My God! Bobby!

Bobby!

Oh, my God, Bobby!

Ohhh... Are you OK? Yeah.

Oh, honey.

I love you so much. Love you too, Mom.

Oh, thank God!

Corrected & Synced by Bakugan