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♪

Man:
Hey.

What?

What?

♪

(crickets chirping)

What?

What are you doing?

(thunder crashing)

What's going on? I swear you
better not be wasting my time.

(grunting)

(screaming)

(muffled screaming)

♪

(chattering)

♪

(cell phone chiming)

Hey!

This place is perfect!

Okay, Oscar is checking out the
room right now.

It should fit 300 no problem.

Beautiful lighting, you can't
see. No peeking.

No peeking.
All right, here we go.

Ta-da!

So? What do you think?

That... is fantastic.

And this is their big event of
the season,

so we really need that wow
factor.

Next, we are entering the
kitchen, Oscar's domain.

All right, right in here.

Please show me the kitchen.

Okay. So there's plates and
stuff. How is it?

How do you feel, huh?
Liking it?

What do you think?

The kitchen is...

acceptable.

Oscar loves the kitchen. Okay.

We are gonna go, we're gonna
book the venue.

Uh, how's the party?

I have no idea. I have been
working my butt off

since seven am this morning.

Allison, how long has it been
since you've had a fun weekend?

I will take care of everything
here, okay? Go. Celebrate.

Thanks, Melissa. You're the
best.

("Fur Elise" plays on piano)

(guests chattering)

(playing "Fur Elise")

♪

(applauding)

That was great!
Thank you.

That was great!

Thank you very much! Thank you.

To be clear,

I never asked Hollie to follow
in my footsteps.

Applying to my alma mater was
all her idea.

And her decision to study
pre-law

and fight for justice is a
surprise.

(crowd laughing)

Frankly, it's easier to imagine
daddy's little girl

as a movie star, or an Olympic
athlete,

so, uh, law school should be a
breeze, right?

(laughing)

Congratulations

on being accepted to Porterville
University.

Woman in crowd:
Congratulations!

Cheers!

(applauding)

Thank you, Dad.

I love you.
I love you so much.

You're smarter than
me, you know.
No I'm not!

Oh yes you are.
Allison: Oh yeah, mm-hm.

You're gonna have an amazing
future.

Thank you.

Okay, let's eat! Let's drink!

Let's make it a night to
remember, right?

More champagne!

That was wonderful. Really
wonderful.

I have good news.

Melissa decided to take over
this weekend,

so you and I have so much time
to spend--

Ryan?

Ryan? Oh my God, are you okay?

It's this pressure on my chest.

Hollie:
Dad?!

Ryan?

Ryan!
Hollie:
Dad?!

Dad!

(screaming)
Call 911!

Dad!

Man:
It's okay. Is he breathing?

♪

Honey, the doctor is here.

Hello.

I'm afraid we're out of options.

His heart is too weak for more
surgery.

We'll have to wait and see,
but...

his condition isn't likely to
improve.

Are we talking, um, weeks, or...

days?

I'm so sorry.

It's okay. It's okay.

(crying)
It's okay.

It's okay... it's okay.

It's okay.

♪

Hollie:
Dad, we're not gonna let you go.

Okay?

Honey, we love you so much.

We're gonna fight this.

(sighing)

Excuse me, this is a private
room.

Dad?

Allison...

Hollie...

I'm so sorry.

This is my son, Joshua.

♪

No... what are you talking
about?

I'm so sorry. I couldn't
tell you.

I couldn't tell you.

Please...

Please... promise me...

you'll take care of him.

It's okay.

Please promise me.

♪

I have your speech if you want
to practice.

Oh, yes. I do. Thank you.

Hollie, want to hear the speech
I wrote?

Yeah, of course.

Great, okay.

Thank you so much.

As most of you know,

I originally was just planning
this event.

Six months ago my only worries
were parking

and booking caterers.

But since Ryan passed away,
this cause has become personal.

I never could have imagined that
Ryan had a heart condition.

He was so full of life.

He... water skied, he always won
at tennis.

He was just filled with so
much life.

He was my whole heart.

He made love a grand adventure,

and he made my daughter and I
feel cherished and loved

every single day.

Let's go, let's go, let's go!
Let's go!

Until dinner is served, we don't
rest for a single second.

No chatting. No laughing. No
phones.

Fill these plates and get them
out there.

Woman:
Yes, chef!

(kitchen staff chattering)

Allison:
Ryan also taught me a really
important lesson.

That, um, the heart is the only
thing that matters.

So please listen to your hearts,

and give as much time and love

and money as you can afford,

because a healthy heart isn't
just a medical condition.

It's what gives our lives
meaning.

Thank you.

(clapping)

That was amazing.

Hey, I just gotta use the
bathroom. Be right back.

(employees chattering)

What are you doing here? Get
back to work!

Hey.

Hey!

Back to work!

This is not your phone. This is
the boss's cell phone.

(grunting)

(shattering)

(groaning)

(phone chiming)

Dad would be so proud.

Thanks. I just, I'm nervous. I
hope I can keep it together.

No, no, you're gonna do amazing.

Okay. Thank you, sweetie.

That was a great speech. If I
had money, I'd donate.

(laughing)

Thanks, Hayden. I just hope the
donors feel the same way.

Okay.

Good to see you, see you soon.

Allison: Mr. Atwell!
Please, call me Drew.

And thank you so much for all
you've done for the foundation.

This is an amazing kick off to
the fundraising season.

I know this is personal.

Everyone in the community really
admired your husband.

Ryan changed my life.

I guess he's still changing my
life.

I remember him from the
equestrian club,

He had this gorgeous chestnut--

Lucky Day!
Lucky Day.

Beautiful horse.

Yeah.
Beautiful horse.

We still have him. I just don't
have much time

to ride him anymore.

Well, looks like everyone is
arriving.

But we should talk again soon.

Of course.

Yeah. Yeah, see you then.

Allison, you need to come quick.

There's been an accident.

What?!
Come on.

Excuse me.

Oscar!

♪

So there we no security cameras
in the stairwell,

therefore there's no security
footage of Oscar.

The police just think it was an
accident,

he just... fell.

As if we need another reminder

about how fragile life is,
right?

No, Hollie... life is fragile,
and short,

and time is luck, but life is
also strong, and spirited,

and I don't want you to be
afraid to thrive.

Hollie:
So we shouldn't be afraid to
face anything, right?

Right?

No, a little fearlessness is
important.

Fearlessness?
Yeah.

So are we ever gonna, you know,
talk about what happened?

Talk about what?

Dad's secret love child.

His mistress, the fact that I
have a half-brother

I didn't know about.

The fact that he was a liar and
a cheater,

and that our entire home life
was fake?

No... no. Hollie, that doesn't
change anything.

Your father loved you, he did.

Listen, he had his secrets, but
that does not change the fact

that he loved us, okay?

We made a good life.

So you're just fine with it?

No! No. No...

I have my good days, and I have
my bad days,

and there are times when I want
to tear my hair out

and scream at your father.

But what good is that gonna do?

Things didn't turn out the way I
wanted them to,

but I am not gonna let that ruin
our happy memories, okay?

Right now, I just want to focus
on the future.

I want to focus on you, okay?

I just miss him still,
that's all.

Of course. Of course you do.

I miss him, too.

But you know what? I see so much
of him in you, you know?

I do. Every time you tug on your
ear when you're anxious,

or when you're frustrated,
I see him.

How can I stay mad at someone...

when I see him in you every day?

I love you, Mom.

Love you too, sweetie.

Wait, who's that?

I don't know. I'm not expecting
anyone, are you?

No.

Oh my God. What are you doing
here?

We've given you both jobs
catering

at the heart donation event?

Please, just hear me out.

I told you at the funeral,
I never want--

Jenna:
Please, you have every reason to
hate me. I'm here 'cause of him.

I'm here 'cause of my boy.

Thank you.

I don't know how you justify
sleeping with a married man.

I don't. I knew it was wrong.

It felt awful.

But back then, everything just
felt awful.

At least Ryan was kind to me.

Back then my life was just, it
was difficult.

I just was desperate for any
kind of approval or kindness.

The affair only lasted a few
months.

Ryan broke up with me, and...

then I found out I was pregnant.

Ryan was decent about it.

Joshua grew up thinking he was
some kind of rich uncle.

It was... it was tough,

but not as tough as a lot of the
single moms I know.

Ryan always made sure things
didn't get too shaky.

Is that why you're here?
For money?

No. No, of course not,

it's just that...

I'm...

I'm worried about Joshua's
future.

He just needs a lot of... care,
and I just know

that there's only so much I can
give him.

So naturally you turned to me.

I saw your speech.

When I was serving at the Heart
Health Association dinner,

you were very good.

Look, I know that I am plenty
far from perfect,

but Ryan was a really good man.

He left some money for Joshua
for when he turns 18.

A college fund, enough to make a
difference.

But frankly, I don't know if
Joshua's gonna graduate.

This year's been tough.

I don't want to challenge
Ryan's will--

So you want to make a
legal case?

You sleep with my husband and
now you want to sue me?

No, it's just that for the past
few months,

I've been trying to give Joshua
the best that I have,

and it's just not... it's just
not good enough.

I need help.

Allison...

We need help.

I have nothing.

And I have had nothing before.

But I need to find something
stable for him.

We have nowhere else to go.

Please.

I can't.

I can't.

I have to take care of Hollie.

I have to make sure that we're
taken care of. I--

(soft piano music)

♪

(playing gently)

You promised.

You promised to take
care of Joshua.

Ryan made you promise

for the same reason he
was so good to us.

Family is all that matters.

You don't always get to
pick your family.

He's a good kid.

He deserves a chance.

Don't you think family
matters?

Don't you think promises
matter?

(sighing)

I'm not gonna give you money.

But...

We have a guest house.

It's just been redone, and...

Maybe you guys can stay there
until you figure things out.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

Thank you.

Thank you...

Thank you.
Um...

(playing piano)

You know, this could really be a
good thing.

On the one hand, they're
complete strangers.

But on the other hand... they
are family.

And you remember what your
father said.

You can either do the easy
thing, or the right thing.

Right, Hollie?

Hollie?

Hollie! Hey!

Oh my gosh, you scared me.

You listen to your music
way too loud.

Yeah, Dad used to get on my case
about that too.

Hollie... how do you feel about
Jenna and Joshua staying here?

Well, it's not really my
decision now, is it?

No, it's not, but I still care
about how you feel.

I don't want them here.

I don't want them to exist in
the first place.

But... all I care about is
school, all right,

so I'm just gonna be a good
daughter,

and I'm just going to focus on
college and homework.

So you're just gonna let his
mistress and his love child

live with you rent free?

I love you, Allison, but
in what world

is that not completely insane?

They have nothing, and I have
more than enough.

Jenna just seems so hopeless.

How am I gonna live with myself
if I kick Ryan's son

out into the cold?

Oh, I don't know, because he's
not your son!

Ryan... it was his dying wish, I
made him a promise.

And besides, ignoring
Jenna and Josh

is not gonna change anything.

You have a big heart, you do,
Allison.

But I don't want to see somebody
taking advantage of you.

Well, it's not exactly taking
advantage

if I let them stay in my guest
house.

What am I supposed to do?

I can't be bitter about
something that happened

15 years ago. It doesn't help
me, it doesn't help them.

I am so blessed, and Joshua
never got a fair shot.

I just wish that you would stick
with your life

and she would just stick
with hers.

And where does that put
Ryan's son?

If you want to protect everyone,

you need to start by protecting
yourself.

You're right.

I... am?

Yeah. You still do background
checks on our employees right?

We... yes.

Allison:
Well, do one on Jenna.

See if there's any skeletons
in her closet.

Mm... now you are talking. Okay.

Give me until the end
of the day.

I'll let you know what I find.

(mouthing words)

♪

Hi. You guys made it.

So it's cottage style. There's a
bathroom, a small kitchen.

Living area...

And your common area. This
stuff.

Um... right over here is one of
the bedrooms.

And there's someone coming over
to put in your Wi-Fi

and your cable, and, uh...

And the patio outside.

♪

That's about it.

Wow. It's so new and clean
and tidy.

A step up from our last place.

Well, just, um... take good
care of it.

And here's the key to the
front door.

I'll leave you guys to it.

We don't want to be any trouble.

I know that you never thought
you'd have to spend time

with someone like me, or
someone like...

or a kid like Joshua.

I don't know, the truth is I
don't really know

either of you very well at all.

He was too young to go.

At least we agree on something.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

What did you find?

Jenna Fallon, age 38,
born and raised in Reseda.

Apparently, she was some kind
of piano prodigy when she was

a kid, flunked out of college.
No current job.

No current address.
She has some arrests though.

Drugs, vandalism,
disturbing the peace.

But all from years ago.

Youthful indiscretions.

Right now it's like
she doesn't exist at all,

except for some website where
she's selling piano lessons.

Piano lessons. That's it.

What?

That must be how they met.
Ryan took piano lessons.

It was a hard
time in our marriage.

Hollie was a toddler,
we were fighting a lot.

Okay, no. No, don't do that.
Don't blame yourself.

Ryan is the one
who broke his vows.

Jenna knew that he was married.

I'm not blaming anyone,
but understanding the truth

it just helps me
be more compassionate.

So, you're going to let
this woman into your life?

Ryan already did that.

I can't deny that
Jenna and Josh exist.

So, I might as well
just make the best of it.

So lucky that we live in
a place like this, huh, baby?

(cooing)

I guess.

I think Allison is nice.

What'd you say?

Take another one.

Go ahead, clean this up.

(sniffling)

Mrs. Wright?

Allison Wright?

Yes?

Hi. I'm Detective Van Allen.

I'm just following up
on the untimely death

of your associate,
Oscar Barbosa.

Oscar. Yes, of course.
I'm sorry.

You frightened me.

I'm sorry about that.

I wanted to catch you
before the end of the day.

It's okay.

We're reviewing the case,
and you knew him pretty well.

Yeah, I did.
He was a great chef.

We worked together
for probably ten years.

Ten years.
Did he have any enemies?

Enemies?

Yeah.

No. He was sharp-tongued,

but I don't think
anyone held a grudge.

Hm. Drugs? Gambling?
Problems with women?

Anything like that?

No. I'm sorry, I thought
that they ruled that his death

was accidental?

Well, it was inconclusive.

The coroner had some
concerns about cause of death.

Concerns?
What do they think happened?

We don't know.
If it's like you say,

no enemies,
no illicit activities,

then it was probably
just an accident.

Whoa. Probably?

You have a nice night, ma'am.

Thanks for your help.

So, I found out some
more stuff about Jenna.

Hollie!

Whoa! Hi.

Hi.

Sorry, I thought we
were done with dinner.

That doesn't invite you to put
your earbuds in and ignore me.

Okay. What?

I found out some more
stuff about Jenna. She's, um--

Apparently, she was a piano
teacher, and that's how--

Okay, no offense, mom,
I just don't really care.

Just tell me when they're gone,
and Hayden's here to pick me up.

He's waiting outside, so...

Okay, can you just text me--

Okay, mom!

Okay.

Hi!
(giggling)

Hello.

Hayden:
Took you long enough.

Oh, yeah, sorry.
My mom was being annoying.

You ready for a good night?

Mm-hm.
(giggling)

Come on. There you go.

Thank you.

Alright.

♪

(panting)

Allison:
Hey, I didn't know you ran.

Just trying it on for size.

I saw you running the other day,
and it looked good..

Thought about time
I turned over a new leaf.

Mind if I run with you some day?

Not at all. Would you like some?
I could use the company.

Thanks!

How's Hollie
handling everything?

Uh, like a teenager,
I guess, you know?

She's still trying to
put together the pieces of

the shattered
heroic image of Ryan.

I guess I am, too,
if I'm being honest.

How's Joshua? He seems
like an intense kid.

Some people say
he's on the spectrum,

one therapist said
he has some kind of, like,

chemical imbalance.
He's a sensitive boy.

How's he dealing with the loss?

I don't think it really sunk in.
But, I don't know, then again,

for us, Ryan wasn't
ever really around.

I'm sorry.

No, I should be
apologizing to you, like,

pretty much non-stop.

Hey, I know--

I know I'm not supposed to ask
for anything else,

I just, um, there's someone
that wants to meet me

and maybe wants to have
me as a piano teacher.

Congratulations.
That's great.

Do you think you could
watch Joshua just for,

like, a couple hours?

Just for the afternoon?
You want me to babysit for you?

No, not babysit, no.
Like, just watch him.

Like, keep an eye
on him for a few hours.

I don't know.
I'm gonna have to--

Get down on my knees?

No, it's not about that.
I just--

I just really need the job.
I know. I have to check my

schedule, though. So, um,
I'll get back to you, okay?

Okay.

See you.

Make sure he just
gets out once a day.

I just, you know...
Of course.

So, the doctors say no sugar,
but, you know what?

I think candy is okay.

Make sure he does his homework.
He hates doing it.

Okay.
Thanks again!

(horn honking)

So, what do you want to do?

Do you like baseball?

I think Ryan had a glove
and a ball around here.

No.

What about video games?
You like video games?

No.

Give me one second.

Wow.

They fit.

They were, uh,
your dad's, obviously.

Come with me.

You know, I was an anxious kid.

I didn't really get any of
the other kids at school.

My parents were so
outgoing and fearless.

They always thought there was
something wrong with me.

So, I get it. I mean, I'm sorry.

I kind of get it as much
as I can get it, right?

Okay.

This one's for you.

(making kissing sounds)
Hello. Hi.

Now, you just take the brush,

and do nice,
long, gentle strokes.

Look at that!
You're a natural.

It feels nice to connect, right?

I know I think sometimes
the best way to feel a lot of

love it's good to give
a lot of love, you know?

Hey.

What do you want?

Um, I--

Just speak up if you have
something worth saying.

Okay, I was just wondering--
What?

--if I could see you--

Whoa, you trying to get
some time in with my girl?

No, I--

Ew, that's gross.
He's, like, my half-brother.

Yeah, but he's
a creepy little freak,

I'm sure he wouldn't mind much.
Ain't that right?

No, I-- Well, I just wanted
to know if I could see your--

See her what?

See her what, huh? Creep.

The lady said "go away."
Hayden--

She doesn't want
a serial killer half-brother.

Wow. Are you kidding me?

No, no, no!

Huh?

Throw a punch at me and I'll put
you in the hospital,

you worthless little turd!

Stand up. Stand up
and apologize to my girl.

I'm trying to teach
you some manners, huh?

Apologize.

Sorry.

It's okay.
Don't worry about it.

Yeah, don't worry about it.
Worry about me.

Now, get out of here.

I gotta go.

Wait, Hollie--

I'll see you later. I gotta go.

Hey, does Josh need a ride?

No, he's fine.

Did I see that right? 'Cause it
kind of looked like Hayden's

friends were giving
him a hard time.

I guess Joshua is pretty
easy to pick on though, right?

He's had a hard life, Hollie.

Okay, so, is this where you tell
me that I should be so grateful

for my amazing life and we
need to spend so much time

and energy making
sure Joshua's happy?

He just doesn't
need to worry about it.

Well, neither do I.

Just try and be understanding.

Yeah, whatever.

I was just wondering if you, uh,

still wanted to
look at cars today.

You know, I've been seeing sale
signs up all over the place.

Can we?

Really?

Wow, that changed your attitude.

Just a little bit.
(laughing)

Mom, this one looks amazing.

Hollie, no. We're not doing
that.

Come on.
Tell me what you were gonna

show me in the back.

Oh, my God.

This is insane.
Holy cow.

Man:
It's a sweet Jeep, isn't it?

Yeah. I like the idea of
something that can go off road.

You know, like, the mountains,
or the beach, or something.

It's kind of cool, something
when you can be so free.

Yeah, a girl like you would
look good in a ride like this.

Thanks.

You must have saved up
all year for this, huh?

Yeah.

I worked for, like,
two years straight to save up

for my first ride.

Wow, what kind of car was it?

Well, it wasn't a car,
it was a Harley.

Wow.

I'm sure your mom wouldn't
approve of all that

power and danger, though, right?

No, probably not,
but she doesn't make

all my decisions for me.

Really?

What kind of decisions do you
wanna make today?

(phone ringing)

Um, uh--

I'll let you get that.

Um, mom?

Yeah, I'm just on the--
on the side of the dealership.

Like, if you come around--
Hi, yeah.

There you are.

Isn't this insane?
Check this out. This is amazing.

Hollie, these are
really bad on gas mileage.

And it's really expensive.

Yeah, but I thought this would
be, you know, we could use some

of the money that
Dad left us on this.

It would be kind of,
like, an investment.

That's not really how it works,
sweetie.

Your dad wanted you
to be self-reliant.

Yeah, but with college coming
around I just thought that,

you know, maybe--

You would make a withdrawal
from the Bank of Mom and Dad?

Well, I think it's
just the bank of Mom now.

Even if it is Dad's money.

Wow.

Listen, Hollie, I don't
want to fight. Okay, sweetie?

♪

Hey, freak.
What are you doing in my bag?

You know that breaking
and entering is still a crime,

right? Do you want
to go to prison?

Yeah, stay away.

Not bad.

It's nice and big.
Good central location.

Girl, if you want to
butter up some rich folks,

this is the place to do it.

It just seems a little generic.

And you were expecting what?

The White House?
Wrigley Field?

What about the ranch?

Your home?

You know,
set up some pictures of Ryan,

show what he accomplished,
what he could have accomplished.

It would make
it really personal.

Personal is good.

For goodness' sakes, it's about
time you have a party.

Both:
Yeah.

Still pissed about the car, huh?

Yeah, I just think dad would
have seen things differently,

you know?

Yeah. Hey, listen,
I've been thinking.

You know, even though
I got rejected to Porterville,

my chances of getting
in go way up if I do a year

at state first.
Just got to keep my grades up.

That sounds like a good idea.
Except I don't think I've ever

seen you studying before.

Well, maybe we should do
a year of State first, you know?

Hit the books really hard,
and then we can transfer to

Porterville together.

Well, I already got
into Porterville, Hayden.

That's where I'm going. Why
would I go anywhere else first?

So we can be together?

Well, I can see you on weekends.
Porterville's not that far away.

I just think when you're in
a relationship and you love

someone, you should be
willing to make a compromise.

Okay, well, seeing each other on
the weekend is the compromise.

Right?

Do you think you're better than
me just because your SAT scores

are good and you got
into a better college?

No. Hayden, no.
That's not what this is.

It's just, I've always had my
heart set on Porterville,

but since dad's gone, it's
just-- it's like the closest

thing I'm gonna have
to seeing him again.

And I know it sounds
really crazy. It's just--

I need to feel
close to him somehow.

Yeah, yeah.
Weekends and holidays.

Okay, weekends and holidays.
(laughing)

Look!

Hey.

Thanks.
So, between his life insurance

and his investment portfolio,

Ryan left me more
money than I thought.

How much more?
A million.

Not bad.

So, I thought that I would
set up Hollie's college fund

and then making
the rest of it a donation.

You know, that Heart Health
Association is doing

a lot of great things
and I think that Ryan's money

could really help out
the endowment fund.

Yeah, it would make
a huge difference.

But?

But a one and done donation?
That only scratches the surface.

When I worked in
the not for profit world,

we had all kinds of
ways of stretching a dollar.

Like what?

Like corporate sponsorship.
Philanthropic partners.

Fiscal multipliers.

It's matching funds.

Okay, you can turn a million
dollars into two million,

three million, five million,
who knows?

How?

Well, you don't
do it by waltzing into

the Heart Health Association
and just writing them

a big fat check.

What you do, is you get a bunch
of rich people together, okay?

And you inspire them,
you challenge them,

and you get their egos all
excited about the promise of

doing good.

Okay, that sounds great.
How do I do that?

You're an event planner, silly.
Just turn it into an event!

Yeah, and you're a genius.

I know.

Well, I hired you,
so that makes me a genius.

Okay, let's not get
ahead of ourselves.

(laughing)

♪

Hollie!

Hollie? Hollie!

Hollie! Hollie!

Hollie!

Hollie!

(screaming)
Mom!

Are you okay?

Call the police. Go.
Call the police right now.

They tried to break into
the safe in the study,

but couldn't bust it open.

So, this list of
stolen valuables,

you estimate at around $30,000?

Oh.

And my wedding ring.

He, uh, took my wedding ring.

Your wedding ring?

Yeah. I don't know
how much it was worth.

I'm gonna have to call
the insurance company,

but it was worth a lot.

You should arrest them.

Hollie--

I caught Joshua breaking into
the house this afternoon!

Do you think
that's a coincidence?

Ma'am, we've contacted
Jenna and Joshua

and they have a solid
alibi for tonight.

Really?

Both of them
were teaching piano.

To the mayor's daughter,
actually.

It all checks out.

Any idea who else might
want to steal from you?

No.

No, it has to be them.

Hollie, it doesn't have--

Dad is dead, and now it's like
they're stealing every single

memory we have. Like we knew
nothing real about him.

Everything's just gotten
worse since they showed up.

No, honey. The trouble
started long before that.

Now, I know it's probably not
gonna impress your cool friends,

but it will get you
from point A to point B.

Ta-da!

Oh. I just didn't know
it was gonna be so old.

Well, your mom said you
just needed something to

get you in and out of
the city for college.

Yeah, that was the idea.

Okay, listen. I know it's not
flashiest thing in the world,

but it's served me well.

So, Melissa's giving us a good
price, so we can split this one

and that way you have money
left over to get, you know,

whatever else you need.

Thanks. Thank you.

She got the idea from that
big donation she's making.

Wait, what donation?

I am gonna make a donation
to the Heart Health Association

in your father's name,
and that way his money can be

used for something good.

Wait, that was for us.
He wanted us to have that.

You're just giving it away?

No, I'm still going
to pay for college,

Wait, no, no, no.
What do you mean?

How much are you giving away?

I haven't decided yet.

This was supposed
to get my life started.

I thought, after everything,
that would be the one thing

that would make life
easier instead of harder.

Honey, we talked about this.

Your father and I wanted
you to be self-reliant.

Oh, sorry. I guess I just forgot
the discussion where we agreed

to give everything
that dad worked for away.

Um, did you want to
take it for a test drive?

Maybe later.

Hey, do you
recognize that truck?

What truck?

Behind us.

There's no truck behind us, mom.

What? Could have
sworn I saw something.

Yeah, I think I saw
that truck before.

It's not from our
neighbourhood for sure.

Hey, buddy.

Hey.

♪

I do.

I am. I'm so sorry that I spilt
the beans about your donation.

It's okay. I'll talk to Hollie.

I'll make her understand about
the donation. It'll be fine.

Well, look, I was thinking.

Uh-oh.

Well, Jenna checks out, right?
But you two kept talking about

Joshua, and how strange he is.

Well, he's a misfit,
but he's a sweet kid.

Well, I did some digging
and he has a record.

How can he? He's 16 years old.

Well, it seems like he
spent two of those years in

juvenile detention.

He graduated from biting his
teachers to setting fires.

He burned down
Jenna's apartment complex

when he was just 12 years old.

He's been kicked out
of four different schools.

He's got all the earmarks
of a budding serial killer.

I had no idea.

Due diligence.

(phone ringing)

Hold on one sec.

Hey, Hollie. What's up?

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Slow down.

Okay, okay. Meet me at
the coffee shop by school.

I'll be right there.
We'll figure this out.

Don't ask.

How could they do this!?

They already accepted me.

Well, it says they're
reviewing your acceptance

"due to academic infractions,
including credible allegations

of plagiarism and questions
surrounding the integrity of

your exams."
What are they talking about?

I don't know!
I never cheated on anything!

I didn't plagiarized anything
I didn't steal anybody's work!

This is crazy. I don't know
why anyone would think this!

Okay, it says
that there's allegations.

So, that means somebody
must have said something.

It's Joshua!
Hollie--

Come on, Mom, you know it
has to be Joshua or Jenna!

I caught him digging
through my backpack, remember?

He must've been, I don't know,
like, messing with me,

or making up lies or something.

Okay, okay. Well, it says here
there is an appeals process

and this is all
pending a final decision.

Great, great. So, I just
have to wait until we can prove

somebody's lying about me
and put my entire life on hold.

That little creep
has caused enough trouble.

I should just beat
the crap out of him.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Let's just
all take a deep breath.

We can figure this out.

Figure what out, mom?

It's just another part of Dad's
legacy that's been ripped away

from me. Maybe I should just
forget about college altogether.

Honey.

Hayden, thank you
for your help in this.

Of course. If you need
anything just let me know.

Of course.

♪

(playing piano)

Jenna. Jenna?

(slamming keys)

Sorry, I, uh--
I couldn't resist.

I was just cleaning up,
and I saw the piano

and I just-- I just wanted to--
Wait.

Mom, she rearranged everything.

No, I just, um--
I was just cleaning up and I--

Where did these
photos come from?

You weren't the only
part of his...

...family.
I was just honoring him.

You're wearing his shirt.

You're wearing his shirt.
Are you insane?

You come into my house,
put up these photos.

Take off his shirt right now!

I bought him--
I bought him this shirt.

Christmas, ten years ago.
Maybe you guys remember.

He wasn't here
for Christmas Eve,

'cause he was--
he was with us.

I'm sorry.

It's just that so far we've
been erased from the story.

Ryan loved us.

(screaming)
Get out of our house!

Jenna, you've crossed a line.

You've taken advantage
of my hospitality.

I swear, if you even--

(horn honking)

(horn honking)

(cheering)

That is so cool!
You look so cool!

Baby, you look so
bad-ass and grown up!

Hollie:
What the hell?

Okay, give me your phone.
Let me get a picture!

Uh.

Take a picture!

Jenna, I thought you were
staying in my guest house

because you didn't
have any money.

Yeah.

Yeah, I was.

Things change. Okay, great.
Stand up! Don't slouch.

W here did you--
Where did you get the money?

You really think that's
any of your business?

You should just be happy for us.

Okay, mama's gonna take
this for a test drive.

Take it for a test drive, baby.

Oh, yeah, baby.

You're the best mom ever.

(horn honking)

Hey, Hayden, what's up?

It's, like, the coolest car,
and he's, like, the lamest kid

in school.

Whoa, I thought they
were supposed to be poor

You know, like,
barely scraping by?

Who knows?
They're just creepy liars.

Mom still isn't
kicking them out.

You think that
little puke stole it?

I don't know. He could've.

That's messed up.
Mm-hm.

And you're right, he really
doesn't deserve a car that cool.

Hayden, what are you doing?

Wait, wait, wait.
Hold on.

Alright,
you will thank me later.

Yeah, I just got it. It's mine.

Girl:
Oh, my God. You gotta
get this on your Insta.

I'll take a picture
for you guys. Come on.

You could never own that Jeep.

Oh, my God. Give me your phone,
you guys. I'll take a photo.

(chattering)

What the hell?

You're welcome, m'lady.

No, no.
Are you serious, Hayden?

What? You said it yourself.
He's the lamest kid in school.

It's not like he's gonna
figure out who did it.

Besides, what if he does?

I could beat the crap
out of that loser.

Hayden, beating somebody
isn't sexy, it's pathetic.

And so it taking off
the antenna of someone's car.

How am I the pathetic one?

I think you always were.

What? I was protecting you,
you spoiled brat.

Wow. It's over.

What's over?

No, don't touch me!

You and me, Hayden? We're done.

It wasn't gonna work, Anyways.

Hollie!

You're just--
You're always so angry when

anybody else does well.

You can't be happy
for anyone else's success

and it's petty and lame.

Really? Sounds like you.

Well, I guess I have.
I've realized I've been guilty

of the same thing, but at least
I'm smart enough to realize that

it doesn't make me any cooler
by making fun of unpopular kids.

Hollie--
Get lost, Hayden.

For real.

Hey.

Hey.

He looks pretty pissed.

Uh, yeah, he usually is.

You probably shouldn't
hang out with me.

No, no, no. I can hang out
with whoever I want to.

Listen, about your Jeep.

What?

Nothing. I'll explain
to you later. I just--

Can you give me a ride home?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Get in.

Um, so, can I ask
you a question?

You can ask me anything.

How did you get the money?

For the Jeep.

Mom's always broke,
or she's got too much money.

I don't think
she's very responsible,

but at least
she's being nice to me,

'cause usually
she's pretty stressed.

So, you don't know
where it came from?

I just picked out the car.

So, what do you
want to do, Joshua?

I mean, like, sorry.
What's your thing?

You mean what do I want
to be when I grow up?

Yeah.

I don't know.
I want to tell the truth.

I don't want to be a hypocrite.

I want to triumph, and see all
my enemies destroyed,

but, um...

probably just something
with animals, you know?

Like a vet tech, or something.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

You know we have horses
at the ranch, right?

Yeah, are they nice?
Are they easy to ride?

They can sense fear.
So, if you're stressed around

them they get stressed and--

But it's nice.
You have to be really calm.

Wait, what's going on?
Are these friends of your mom's?

I'm not sure.

(chattering)

Um, hi. What are you doing here?

Do you know Jenna?

Do you know Jenna?

Where's Jenna?

Mom?

Excuse me.

Jenna.

Hi. I'm so glad you're here!

What's going on here?

Sorry, everything kind of
got a little outta hand.

But it's okay,
we're celebrating!

What are you celebrating?

I just got a few more regular
students for piano lessons!

Good money. Enough to help
me get back on my feet.

Jenna, I thought that
I was crystal clear.

When you and Josh moved
into the guest house--

It's okay. I'm moving out.

What? When?

End of the month. I already
started looking for a place.

I'm gonna have enough clients,
you know, I should be able to

do okay,
and take care of Joshua.

Look, you guys
have been incredible.

I will never forget your
compassion and your patience.

And, uh, I'm sorry I'm not
the world's best roommate.

Jenna, I just need you
to wrap up the party now.

Everybody has to
leave right now.

Definitely. Definitely. Can do.

I just thought you might--

What? Want to a keg of kegger
with your drunk friends?

No, I thought that you might
like the fact that one of my

drunk friends found this.

(gasping)
And she's wearing it.

(laughing)

Where did they find it?

Lying on the driveway.

I guess the guy who robbed you,
I guess he dropped it when

he was-- when he ran away.

I never thought
I'd see it again.

You're welcome.

Oh, thank you. Yes, thank you.
Thank you so much.

Don't worry about it.

I'm sorry everything
got out of hand.

But things are looking better,
no small thanks to you.

Okay, great. Jenna--

Your fundraiser is on
Saturday, right? Can I help?

I mean, you gotta admit, I'm
pretty good at throwing a party.

Seriously, I just,
like, I owe you.

So, I could do anything.
I could decorate, I could

park cars, I could clean,
I could do whatever you want.

Maybe you need a piano player?

I appreciate that--

I just wanna be useful,
you know?

Jenna, I appreciate that,
I really do.

Great, you can help me by
wrapping up the party right now.

Okay. Thank you.

Alright, guys! Party's over!

Woman:
What?

Time to go home.

Woman:
What's going on?

She could have kept it for
herself, but she gave it back,

you know? That says something.

Yeah. Yeah, that says something.

What do you mean?

So, it was just sitting
there on the driveway when her

drunk friend found it?
That's a pretty fishy story.

Why would they steal
it just to give it back?

Um, so you would trust her,

just like you're
doing right now.

I'm not trusting her.
I feel bad for her.

Allison, can I be honest?

Please, you're
my best friend. Yes.

Uh, she just wants money.

That is why she's
being friendly with you,

because she wants you
to give her things.

No, no. Not for her. For Joshua.

I mean, could you
imagine having a kid like that

and thinking about his future?
It would be terrifying.

Are you sure he's not in on it?

In on what? They're moving out
and she offered to help with

the fundraiser,
and I think that's very nice.

Well, they're not gone yet.
Just saying.

I'm just saying you need
another sprint, let's go.

Come on, plug her in.

That's not gonna change my mind
about this whole situation,

just to let you know.

Well, maybe a little
run will help you.

(laughing)

♪

Did you know she has
a fiancé?

Who?

Your new best friend.

I know him.

He was following me
the other day.

He's the guy
with the truck.

I bet you
he knows everything.

I bet he probably wants Jenna

but not if it means
he needs to take care of some--

Okay.
--creepy juvenile delinquent.

You know, that's probably
their plan.

Yeah. They want to
butter you up,

they're going to
dump that kid on you

and run off and live
happily ever after.

You're imagining things.

Yeah?

I know that you think people are
automatically trustworthy

because you trust them

but I have this suspicious
little voice in my head

and you know it always
tells me the truth.

What is that suspicious little
voice telling you?

That his name is
Travis Rabinsky

and I have his address.

No. No, no, no, no way.

Just going to go over there,

we're going to
ask some questions.

You know, just snoop around
a little.

You know
you want to.

Of course I don't want to.

Jenna has moved on
and so should we.

And besides,
I have so much work to do

for this fundraiser tonight.

Okay, well,
it's on my way home

so I will let you know
what I find.

No! No.

Promise me you won't go there.

Okay?
Okay. I promise.

Great. Go straight home.

(phone ringing)
Okay.

Hello?

♪

(knocking)

Hello?

I need directions.

(jiggling doorknob)
Anybody home?

♪

Hello? Hello?

♪

What is this?

This doesn't add up.

Oh my God.

(thudding)

The Cayman Islands are nice
year round.

I'm gonna-- I'm--

You stand a much better chance
if you tell the truth.

I'm sorry.
I'm going to leave.

The truth is

I haven't really decided on the
Caribbean or the Cayman Islands.

I was thinking maybe Thailand,
you know.

Or maybe Belize,
'cause you know,

they speak English in Belize.
Mm-hm.

(Melissa shrieking)

We can decide that later, right?

I thought it was just going to
be a quick scam

for a couple thousand bucks but
your friend,

she's worth a lot more than
that, you know that don't you?

(Melissa shrieking)

Sorry. We can't have any
loose ends.

(bat clattering)

Let's make this look like
an accident with your car.

Allison:
We found her
unconscious in her car.

Looks like an accident.

Hollie:
Is it going to be permanent?

I don't know.
It's bad though.

The doctors say that she, um,

has swelling on her brain

and they put her in a medically
induced coma until,

I don't know, she gets better?

This is so scary.

Hollie, this was just
a really tra--

Mom, this is the second one
of your friends

that's suffering from
a mysterious accident.

You're right. Oscar.
Yeah.

It just seems like
a really big coincidence

after everything else
that's been happening.

But who would want
to hurt Oscar?

Who would want
to hurt Melissa?
I don't know!

Maybe it's just the wrong place
at the wrong time.

Why was she even over at that
house in the first place?

I told her not to go
She was checking up on

one of Jenna's friends.

Jenna? Again?

Mom, didn't you say that
Jenna was there

the night that Oscar died?

(machines beeping)

Oh my God.
You're right.

We have to go.
Yeah.

♪

(banging)

Hi.

Where were you tonight?

Uh.

I'm not sure why it's any of
your business

but I had a piano lesson.

I just got home about
an hour ago.

Barbara Landry, if you want to
call and check.

She's your daughter's
English teacher.

Where was Joshua?

Joshua?

Why-- Why don't you
tell me why--

My best friend's in the hospital
and I think you know why.

I'm sorry. I'm not following.

It's either you, or Joshua,

or that boyfriend that you don't
want to talk about, Travis.

You might not have done it

but you know something that
you're not telling me,

so why don't we get
the police here

and they can answer
all my questions.

Well, I already talked to
the police today.

'Cause you're right,

there is something that
I haven't told you.

It's about the robbery.

I saw someone around the house
the day before,

and I don't know, I just--

I thought it was one of
Hollie's friends

but then I couldn't figure out
why he'd--

Okay, who did you see?

It was Hayden.

I'm sorry to tell you this.

It was Hayden,
he robbed you.

Look what we found stashed under
your son's bed.

Hayden:
That's not mine.

I don't know where
that came from.

Hollie! Hollie, I didn't do it.

Tell them I didn't
take that, okay?

I don't know where it came from.

That's my wallet.

Son, I'm going to need you to
go ahead and stand up for me.

I'm placing you under arrest.

Hayden:
I didn't-- I didn't do anything.

I didn't steal from you, Hollie,
I swear.

Someone's framing me.

Okay, okay, okay, okay.

I admit it, I stole stationary
from the Principals office

and wrote that letter, okay?

I just didn't want you to go
but-- Hollie, please.

You make me sick.

Oh my God.

Please, I didn't do anything.
I'm innocent!

I just wanted Hollie to stay.

Please, Mom!
Mom, I didn't do anything.

Knock-knock.

Come on in, I'm just packing up.

We'll be out of your hair
in a few days.

I owe you a big apology.

Don't worry about it.

I'm relieved it was Hayden.

It was like-- I never--

I just had my
suspicions about Joshua,

I just never know about him.

He's always so sweet
with me.

Yeah, well, it's a lot easier
to deal with him

if you're not responsible
for his actions.

Still, I'm sorry.

I was really harsh.

I think that--

I think I blame you for Ryan
cheating.

I've come to the conclusion that
we both suffered enough.

Thanks.

He loved you
He really loved you.

I think he just felt sorry
for me.

No, I've got to admit that
I really admire you.

For real?
I do.

You're gutsy

and you're not afraid to ask for
help when you need it.

No, you're this single mom
with this tough kid.
Stop.

I don't need your apologies

or your compliments.

It's a weird situation
for all of us.

I know it is.

I've just been so stressed
about this event.

It's feels weird doing it
without Melissa, you know.

She's such a big part of it.

I'm sure she would want you
to go ahead with it.

You put all your time and
energy into the cause.

Look,

the least I could do
is help you out on that night.

You know, we just
bury that hatchet,

and I don't know,
work together.

It's a deal.

Yeah?
Yeah.

Shake on it.
Okay.

(both laughing)

Hey. Hey.

Boy, am I glad to see you awake.

You gave us such a scare.

(whispering)
Allis-- Allison.

(breathing heavily)

Allison:
Shh, shh, shh.

You have to rest, okay?
Just relax.

The doctors say
you're going to be fine.

Je-- Jenna.
I know, I know, I know.

I know, I know.
Jenna talk to me.

We figured it all out.
It's okay.

Everything's okay.

It's fine.

It was all just a big
misunderstanding.

I'm so happy
you're going to be okay.

♪

(chattering)

Hi.

There you are.
Yeah.

Can't wait to see
what you got planned.

Well, um,

just waiting for everybody to
drink a little bit more

and then I'm going to give
a speech,

so hopefully it goes well.

I promise it will be brief.

Well, like everyone here,

I'm happy to pay tribute
to Ryan.

I'm even happier
to hear from you.

The foundation owes you
a huge debt of gratitude.

Man:
My son, Thomas--

Thanks.

How are you doing?

I'm good.

I'm better now.

(playing piano)

Woman:
No, I've tried the rosé but
I haven't tried the cabernet.

(guests chattering)

Hey. Come over here.

What?

♪

Come on.

Hollie:
What?

(thunder crashing)
What are you doing?

I swear, you better not be
wasting my time.

(Hollie shrieking)

(thunder crashing)

(shrieking continues)

♪

(Hollie panting and whimpering)

Hollie:
Joshua.

Why are you doing this?

Joshua, what's going on?

You can talk to me, Joshua.
It's okay.

Please just talk to me!

Joshua!

(thunder crashing)

If there is any trouble at all,
you kill her.

You understand?

(horses whinnying)

Are you sure about this?

Yeah.

You do what I say, or else.

Hey, Jenna, I'm about to give my
speech in a few minutes.

Have you seen Hollie?

Oh yeah, she said that she was
waiting for you

at the Quonset hut.

She said she wanted to
talk to you about something.

The Quonset hut?

Okay. Thanks.

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

Help! Help me!

Help! Help, somebody!

(panting)
Okay.

(horses whinnying)

(thunder crashing)

(horses whinnying)

(thunder crashing)

(chattering)

(thunder crashing)

♪

(thunder crashing)
Help, somebody!

(panting)
Please, Joshua.

(horses whinnying)

You don't have to do this.

I--

I want to help you.

What-- What do you need?

I need you to stay
right there!

Okay! Okay! I will!

It's just, somebody else wants
you to do this, right?

But that doesn't have to happen,
I can help you.

We can escape together.
That's not that plan!

Well, what's the plan?

(thunder crashing)

Please, Joshua,
just tell me what's going on.

I want to help you!
I can! I'm your friend!

(shouting)
Friend?

No, no, no.

To you I'm just a creep,
remember?

A freaky little creep!

So why should I help you now?

♪

Excuse me?

What are you doing here?

Where's Hollie?

You're looking Hollie?
Yeah.

Hollie's being taken care of
as we speak.

Jenna, what's going on?

Just tell me where
Hollie is.

She's safe.

Hollie:
(over phone) Help me!

Joshua:
Are you recording?

Mom, help me.

(sobbing)
I don't know what's happening.
Please help me.

Please help me.

I don't know what
they're doing to me.

(thunder crashing)
For now.

Hollie:
I was wrong about you.

I was wrong about you, Joshua.

You're not a creep.

I assumed the wrong things.

Hayden was the one who was
trying to undermined me.

But I just don't understand,

why did you go into my house and
go through my backpack?

What were you trying to
steal from me?

Steal? No.

I just wanted your Algebra II
homework, okay?

You get good grades.

I'm-- I'm sorry, Joshua.

I didn't give you a fair chance.

You're not a creep except for
right now.

You're in danger of
becoming one.

I've got a job to do!
What's the job?

Just please be honest with me.

What's going on, Joshua? Please.

You just want me to listen to
you now because you're afraid

but my mom was right about you
this entire time.

Jenna, what's going on?

What do--
What do you want?

We're here to get paid

and we don't have all night.

So why don't you tell this
sad soccer mom

what prize she has won?

You stupid girl, you believed
my entire act, didn't ya?

But you know what?
Your husband didn't,

that's why he was paying me
1,000 buck a week,

'cause he knew I could
ruin his life.

Grab her phone.

So, my original plan was just to
take whatever I could get

and move on

but you seemed so guilty
about Joshua.

Then we found the million
dollars in your bank account

that you just plan on
giving away.

I can't imagine being so rich

that I could just give away
a million dollars.

I'll do anything you want, okay?
Just let Hollie go.

Good. I like the way
you're talking.

Your mom is manipulating you,
Joshua.

Please just--
Joshua: Shut up!

(horses whinnying)
Listen, do you hear them?

They're scared.

Remember what I told you about
the horses?

How they feel everything?

Imagine how they feel
right now.

Imagine how you're going to feel
if you go to jail cause of this.

(sobbing)
I'm going back to jail anyways.

(horses whinnying)

Instead of signing over
a million dollars

to some do-gooder charity--

You're going to transfer that
million dollars

into our bank account in
the Cayman Islands.

Or you could leave Hollie

at the mercy of Joshua's
teenage angst.

You want me to tell you
what I told him to do to her?

Jenna, please. Please.

Please. I'll do anything,

just don't let him
hurt Hollie.

Okay? I'll do it.

Travis:
Okay. Let's get started.

Type in your password.

Then I'll take you through
the steps.

Come on!

How long's this going to take?

Travis:
I have no idea. It's not like
writing a cheque, is it?

Just remember,
you try anything,

Hollie's reunited with
her father.

You know Hayden didn't rob you,

it was my fault,
I framed him.

(horses whinnying)

Yes, because your mother
made you do it.

It's not who you are, Joshua.

It's not too late,

not if we get up right now
and stop her.

Um, she just needs you mother
to do something for--

uh, at the bank
or something for-- for--

My mom?

You need to let me go
right now, Joshua.

We need to go save my mom.

I need to save my mom, Joshua!
Let me go!

Travis:
Just press enter please!

Allison: Okay.
Travis: Thank you.

Money's in our account?

Yeah. A transaction this big,
they're going to call to verify.

Look,

when they call, I'm going to
hand you this phone

and you're going to make it
nice and smooth.

You're going to play nice,
right?

Right?

(shouting)
Right?

Yes.

Are you listening to him?

Are you listening to him?
Yes.

I can't hear you.

(louder)
Yes.

Thank you.

(sighing)

How long's this
going to take?

(wrench clattering)
Don't you get any ideas.

Did I tell you
that you could get up?

Look at you just standing there
like a little mouse.

Everybody just walks
all over you.

(Jenna scoffing)

You know, I took your husband,

then I took you ring,

and now I'm going to
take your money.

I pulled your entire life
out from right underneath you,

you still have nothing to say.

Look at you just standing there,

you little spoiled little girl.

Just standing there,
just standing there.

Huh?

Got something to say to me?

(thudding)

Jenna!

(Travis shouting,
Allison screaming)

Ah!

Mom!

(sobbing)
Hi.

(phone ringing)
You're okay.

Hello?

Hello?

No, no. Don't transfer
the money.

They held us hostage.
Just call the police.

(panting)

I think you need
serious help, Mom.

(thunder cracking)

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Hollie:
Okay, thanks.

♪

If you end up adopting Joshua

you'll still have plenty of love
in the house so.

See, it always pays to give
people a chance, right?

Always.

Life is full of surprises.

Yeah, it sure is.

You drive safe.

You call me the second
you get there, okay?

Hollie:
I will.

Okay, Mom. Love you.

I love you.
I love you.

Bye.

Drew:
Safe travels, Hollie.

Allison:
Text me when you get there.

Bye!
Bye!

I love you.

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