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(ELEVATOR DINGS)

Remember, you're calm and contrite.

Calm and contrite.

Can you say that and breathe, too? We need you to appeal to the jury.

Is she testifying for me?

The state's bringing her.

She's testifying against me?

We have to keep moving.

(TENSE MUSIC)

You have to help me, Jordan.

Val, we can't talk to her.

and CPR certifications are current?

Yeah. Just renewed.

An EMT. I...I loved it.

Um, being calm in an emergency.

Yup, I love helping people,

you know, all of that.

looking for an EMT position now?

Uh, ambulance hours are long,

and I have primary custody of, um...

Yeah, so I need something flexible.

Um...

I'm seeing a long gap here with no employment.

I stopped working

when I had a baby. My ex-husband, uh,

thought it would be best.

- I'm a really hard worker.

You're overqualified to just be

driving patients to medical appointments.

Yeah, I know. Um...

I just, uh, my...

..my alimony has run out,

and I could really use this job.

(SIGHS)

Do you have your own car?

Yes, I do!

The car's not overqualified.

(LAUGHING)

I mean, it's not fancy.

Uh, but it is reliable.

- Uh, like me.

Uh, thank you for coming in.

- We'll get in touch. - Oh, thank you.

Thank you so much. And thank you for letting me bring in Oliver.

You're welcome.

- Thank you.

Whatcha drawing there, Oliver?

It's a "Destroy Anything in Its Path" Robot.

These are all things it's destroying.

Oh! Yeah.

OK, buddy, let's get you to your dad's, OK?

Did you get the job?

Well, fingers crossed!

Let's go.

out of their house.

Why do you have to move, and Dad lives here?

Uh, well, that's just the way the judge decided things.

And besides, I like our little place. Don't you?

I guess.

So, uh, your dad is gonna

drop you off on Sunday night,

- OK.

And you can call me, for any reason.

Alright? No matter what.

(PHONE BUZZING)

Oh, not now,

predatory lender. - Who's Preta Torilender?

(CHUCKLING) Um...

It's like if you borrowed

a candy bar from that destroying robot,

and it wanted five back.

- Oh.

But it's fine. I am fine.

No robot is gonna destroy me.

and a toothbrush?

I have like a million stuffies from Jordan.

Right. Of course you do.

I know you don't like Jordan, but she's nice.

No, I... No, I do, I do like her.

I do. And what matters

is that you like her.

- Yeah. - OK.

Oh, wait. Wait, wait, hold on, buddy.

We have to ring the doorbell, OK?

- It's my house. - Yeah, I know.

Just stay with me. OK?

Ha! Hi, Ollie!

Hi, Jordan.

Oliver is ready for his weekend.

Oliver. I missed you.

I think, uh, I think he's got everything.

We have everything he needs here!

So, I hear.

Hey, I need you to sign this waiver.

We're going to an E-games place on Sunday.

- Cool! - Why does it need a waiver?

I don't know.

It's just bumper cars and laser tag. I'm sure it's safe.

OK, you need to tell me ahead of time about these kinds of things.

It just came up. I'm looking at it for an event.

Yeah, OK, well, still, we should've had a conversation.

C'mon, Mom. Just sign it!

OK. Signed.

- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.

- OK, I love you. - Love you too.

Have fun.

Hey, there's a present waiting for you upstairs in your bedroom. Go on.

Uh, listen I needed to talk to Trey about that sculpture.

OK. He's in the garage.

What kinda mood is he in?

His mood's fine, Val. It's always fine.

I didn't make up what he was like.

- I just... - I didn't.

OK.

OK.

(DISTANT WHIRRING)

(VAL SIGHS)

(WHIRRING)

Trey. Trey.

So, I'm a little behind on my car payments,

and I need my car for this new job,

so I wondered if I could have this back.

Why?

Well, Annie's really having a moment,

and her pieces are selling for a lot of money online.

I don't want to sell it.

We're not selling it.

Trey, she was my friend.

I should've put it on the list I gave the judge.

Yeah, well, you didn't,

and it was a wedding present to the both of us, so...

I was very agitated at the time.

Look at yourself, you're pathetic!

No kidding.

OK, I...

I'll split it with you, the money.

I just, I need a car.

I need to take Oliver to school, and to pick him up.

And what are you doing with the child support?

Paying rent. I'm feeding and clothing our son.

Look, Val, if this is all just too hard,

Jordan and I can just take custody.

You can't have him.

Well, he could use some stability.

You lost your last job, you can't hold down your new one

and you are one mess-up away from being a drunk again.

I'm only like this because of you.

Because of... because of what you did to me.

(CHUCKLING) No. No, no, no.

(GRUNTING)

You were crazy when we met.

Which at the time, was kind of hot.

But now? Mm-mm.

So, I'll just take this.

(TENSE MUSIC)

It's mine.

Take it from me.

Look at my new toy.

It's cool, bud. I'll see you Sunday.

(QUIETLY SOBS)

I don't know.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

(PANTING)

(PHONE BUZZING)

Argh!

OK.

OK.

(tv) MAN: Oh. Oh.

I get it. That blabbermouth Junior filed a complaint...

bag for Christmas.

And we'll be adding the Tuesday night group,

that people have been asking for.

Uh, yeah, I'll go.

Uh, yeah, I'm really struggling this weekend.

Val, uh, you're on mute.

Oh, sorry.

Uh... here we go.

Yeah, I said I'm struggling.

Uh, my kid is at his dad's this weekend, and...

..I just hate dropping him off there.

I worry.

He drew this, uh,

this picture of a

"Destroy Anything in Its Path Robot",

and I thought, "Oh, it's your dad!"

"Looks just like him!"

And then I thought, I don't know, maybe...

maybe I'm the Destroy Everything Robot.

I mean, I chose my ex.

And his new wife,

she's so...perfect.

You know? Everything is calm,

and everything is clean, and I just

don't know how she's doing it, because I feel like a mess.

(stammers) I can't even work as an EMT,

a job that I loved to do,

because I have panic attacks. And...

Yeah, I know, I know I shouldn't compare...

(SIGHS) But I do.

Anyway...

I really, really, really wanted a drink last night,

and I didn't have one.

Because the most important thing is

that I get to raise my kid.

Yeah, that's where I am today.

Thank you for sharing, Val. We're glad you're here.

(TRUCK ENGINE ROARING) Yeah.

- Um, can you just hold on

for a second?

God! Oh, shoot!

Hey!

Hey! What are you doing? That's my car!

I just go where they tell me.

No, no, no, no, no. It's a...

Yes, hi this is Valentina Pearce.

Uh, case number 9-4-6-3-2.

Yeah, yeah. No, look, I know you called.

I was with my son, I couldn't answer the phone.

Well, yeah, I can give you a credit card now.

Actually, I'm gonna have to put this on two cards. Just gimme a second?

Do not take my car!

that the defendant described herself

to the police as a...

long-suffering single mother,

devoted to her child. But...

financial behaviour

and her unfortunate history of alcohol abuse.

and when he refused,

she snapped,

and killed him.

(OPENING THEME MUSIC)

TREY: Alright, have fun pal.

OK. Bye, Dad.

JORDAN: Let's go, Oliver.

Shoot.

(EXHALES DEEPLY)

OK.

OK.

(WHIRRING)

(EXHALES DEEPLY)

OK.

(DISTANT WHIRRING)

(SIGHS)

(ELECTRIC CRACKLING) (TREY GRUNTS)

(CLATTERING)

(SIGHS)

(GASPS SOFTLY)

Trey?

Trey?

Trey?

(PANTING)

Come on.

You're drunk! (VAL GRUNTS)

Please, please, please.

Huh? (VAL GROANS)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

(CALL RINGING)

Come on, come on, Jordan. Pick up.

(LOUD POP MUSIC)

Jordan. Hi.

- Hey. - Uh, oh, I tried calling.

Oh, sorry.

Yeah, I forgot, um,

there's this school project that Oliver's supposed to finish.

They have to do this map of their world thing,

and it's set up all over the kitchen table,

and it's due tomorrow.

So, I wondered if I could just take him with me.

Now?

Yeah, I mean, it's a really important project.

It's Trey's weekend. He's meeting us for dinner.

I actually told Trey about it, so...

- Oh, really? - Mm-hmm.

Let me call Trey.

(PHONE BUZZING)

Val's here to take Oliver home, so it'll just be us for dinner, OK?

OK.

(BELL RINGING)

OK, buddy. It's time to go.

We just got here!

OK, well, we can come back, alright?

You never let me do what I want to do.

I do, actually.

My stuff is still at the house.

OK, well I'm sorry, but we have to go.

OK.

I got the good honey mustard.

And chocolate milk!

We were supposed to do laser tag after the bumper cars.

And that's why you get to watch a video!

(VIDEO PLAYING INDISTINCTLY)

(PHONE BUZZING)

(SIGHS)

Hey, what's up?

Are you somewhere you can talk?

Yeah. What's going on?

Trey's dead.

What?

Maybe you should sit down.

OK.

and he wasn't answering his phone, and so I came home and I...

Something electrical went wrong in the garage.

What do you mean something electrical?

I think it was the welder.

I couldn't really follow.

Jordan, I'm...I'm so sorry.

Maybe I could have done something.

No, there's nothing you could have done.

Um, can I help in any way?

I'm so sorry, you're gonna have to tell Oliver.

Um, thanks for calling.

to call Jordan Winter

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Ms Pearce? I'm Detective Ross.

Oh! Hi.

I wanted to ask you a few questions about Trey Winter.

Uh, OK. Why?

You know he was found dead?

Yeah. Uh, Jordan told me.

His wife. I'm sorry.

Is your son here?

Yeah, I have to pick him up soon.

How long will this take?

The sooner I ask the questions, the better.

OK. Yeah, sure.

Uh, come on in.

Great.

Uh, do you want water, coffee? Something?

No, thanks.

It would be helpful if you could tell me

where you were on the day of your ex-husband's death.

Uh, uh...where I was? Why?

Can we sit?

Uh, yeah, sure. Um...

I... Well, my kid was at his dad's.

Uh, so I did a bunch of laundry.

And then I cleaned my car.

Um, I need it for this new job.

It's, uh, medical driving. It's just a temporary thing.

Oh, I picked up Oliver from this, uh, bumper-car thing.

Oh, um, EZone?

Yeah! Have you been there?

Yeah, I hope it's not forever tied to this awful thing in his mind.

His dad loved cars. So...

What time was that? That you picked him up.

Oh, uh...

I'm not sure. Um...

So, you drove directly to EZone?

You didn't go anywhere first?

Yeah, I don't remember. I don't think so.

You know what? Take your time.

OK. I'm sorry.

It's just, it's been a really, um, confusing week. So...

You know, um, this might help.

(OMINOUS MUSIC)

It's a neighbour's doorbell video.

OK, uh...

I mean, yes. I went to the house.

I heard a sound from the garage,

And...

Yeah, I mean, I don't know what I was thinking. I had a panic attack.

I get those, uh, sometimes,

and I think my brain just uh...

it shut off when I realised that he was dead.

You didn't call 911?

Well, I am 911.

I was an EMT, that's my training.

And you didn't report the discovery? You just left him there?

Yeah, well that was wrong.

I was, uh, in shock.

And I, um...

I wanted to protect my son

from seeing any of it.

You know, you don't need to keep talking to me.

And you can have a lawyer present, if you want.

A lawyer? I mean, I didn't do anything.

Then why did you lie to me about going into the house?

Yes, I know I shouldn't have.

But I'm telling you the truth now.

Do you have someone who can pick up your son?

Um...

(BUZZING)

Hi.

from school today.

being arrested.

(DOOR BUZZING)

- Thanks. - Yep.

assigned to your case.

Oh, thank God. There's been a huge misunderstanding!

Your police report says that you

didn't report your ex's death,

and lied about breaking in?

Uh, I mean, yeah...

Look, I panicked.

Um, my ex-husband, he was...

He was abusive, and he was cruel. But I didn't kill him!

How did he get partial custody of your son, if he was abusive?

Well, you know, he had an expensive lawyer.

And he charmed the judge,

like he charmed everyone.

I spent our whole marriage covering for him,

so there was... there was no proof of any abuse.

(SCOFFS) All of that could just give you more motive.

I mean, OK, yeah, I have motive,

but I have no idea how I could have murdered him.

I mean, what?

I shocked him with a welder? How would I even do that?

Look, I don't know what the state will say yet,

but they have a dead body,

and they have an angry ex-wife

who broke into the house at the time of death,

and then lied about being there.

So, it's just not a good story for you.

You could take a plea.

We could get manslaughter, a shorter sentence.

No. I'm not gonna...

I'm not gonna lie and say I killed Oliver's dad.

I'm not gonna do that. So...

so you have to find

some way to get me outta here.

OK? (DOOR BUZZING)

(CLEARS THROAT)

Uh, listen, Jordan, I know you don't like me,

but I am not a murderer.

Why were you at the house?

OK, I, um...

I went to take back the sculpture.

And when I was there, I heard a noise in the garage,

and I found him. And he was already gone.

I swear.

It was the worst possible moment for you to be there. You know that?

Yeah, I know. It's like a nightmare.

How's Oliver?

What did you tell him?

That you're helping the police figure things out.

He's OK, but he knows something's up.

He's smart.

Well, thank you for taking him.

I had no one else to call.

I can't believe they're charging me.

I mean, how stupid do they think I am?

If I was going to the house to kill Trey,

I would've thought about cameras!

That makes sense.

They just have to look closer.

You know? Do what they do on TV. Forensics.

They'll find something that proves this was an accident.

You shouldn't have been at the house.

Yeah, I know but... (stammers) I didn't do it.

I know you didn't.

Jordan?

I have to go.

- Wait. - It'll be OK.

- I know it will. - Jordan, just hold on.

Can you please just...

(DOOR CLOSING) (EXHALES DEEPLY)

(DOOR BUZZING)

(TENSE MUSIC)

I didn't do it

because she knows that I'm innocent! Because she killed him!

Based on what?

She practically just admitted it to me.

That she killed him?

Well, no, but you know, I could tell.

I could, I could see it in her eyes.

There's no evidence that points to Jordan.

There's nothing.

They always do.

Look, if you would have been in the room, you would've seen it, too. OK?

And then she just, she ran.

OK. The only thing to do right now is to focus on your defence,

that you tried to revive him after an accident,

and make you appealing to a jury.

Isn't finding the real killer

gonna make me a lot more appealing?

No. It won't serve you to point at Jordan with no evidence.

Trust me, it will only make you seem remorseless and vindictive.

I can't have remorse for something I didn't do!

Have you ever known the defendant to seem unstable?

I mean, she's a single mom.

It's a lot.

send an email to your husband

describing the defendant as, quote...

"Scarily unhinged"?

If I did, I was exaggerating.

sometimes there were frustrations.

Did you go on to say, "I never know what she's going to do next"?

I guess I did.

(TENSE MUSIC)

Can you verify that this is your husband, Mr Winter?

Yes.

These photographs were from

your social media accounts, and your husband's.

Was this a vacation?

Yeah. Sorry...

I've never been in court before, I didn't know what this would be like.

I don't think Val did anything.

No, no. That's not the purpose of this exhibit.

We're just trying to give the jury a sense of who Trey was,

and of the life that was lost,

since he can't be with us right now.

Could you tell us the story of how you and your husband met?

at a 40th birthday party that I planned.

I'm an event planner.

Trey was a guest.

He was telling funny stories.

So, people enjoyed themselves around Trey?

Yes.

Trey's son, Oliver?

Yes.

Fairly close.

(CHUCKLING)

Did he enjoy this party?

to give gifts.

trip with Trey?

shared that bond, right?

Mm-hmm.

I'm trying to paint a picture...

You have.

Thank you, Mrs Winter.

I know that this is very difficult for you.

No further questions.

Uh, just one moment, please?

(INDISTINCT WHISPERING)

Uh, can we go back a few photos in the exhibit, please?

Thanks. Hi, Mrs Winter.

Uh, this photo was taken at Oliver's

Is that correct?

Yes.

And would you mind sharing with us when his birthday is?

It was August 14th.

We had a hot August, if you'll remember.

pretty uncomfortable

sweater in August.

- I don't remember. - You can see Trey and Oliver,

they're both wearing shorts, then you're in a turtle neck sweater.

I'm curious if there's a reason why you're dressed so warmly.

Objection. Why is this relevant?

Get to the point, counsellor.

I'll try to be as clear as possible, Mrs Winter.

Can you talk to me about choosing your outfit

for Oliver's last birthday party on August 14th?

I don't remember. I'm, I'm...

I don't feel very well. Can I be excused?

Please answer the question as well as you can.

It's a simple question, Mrs Winter. You're still not answering me.

All you have to do is tell the truth.

Was the sweater maybe hiding something?

you're under oath.

at a hot summer event,

when everyone else around you is wearing shorts,

that you chose to wear a turtleneck sweater?

Because I had bruises.

(PEOPLE MURMURING)

I had bruises on my neck and my arms.

And what caused the bruises?

(CRYING)

Trey.

Trey, my late husband.

And that's why you killed him, isn't it?

like an accident,

made everything more complicated,

isn't that right? But you didn't mean for Val to take the blame.

all of this to happen?

No. I didn't want this to happen!

Your Honour, I would like to be heard outside the presence

Will the bailiff please escort the jury to the jury room?

(INDISTINCT WHISPERING)

Your Honour, this witness has a right to counsel.

She has 5th Amendment rights here.

Do you understand that you have a right,

under the 5th Amendment, not to incriminate yourself in court?

- Yes. - She should have counsel, judge.

I can arrange for an attorney to advise you.

We can recess until that happens.

No. No. I want to keep going. I don't want to wait.

I don't wanna keep this in anymore.

I have to object.

You called her, counsellor.

The defence will be allowed this line of inquiry.

You've told us about previous times

that your husband was violent.

happened the day of his death?

Trey and I had an argument that morning before Oliver woke up.

Can you tell us what you argued about?

Val needed money.

and I told Trey to give it to her.

I thought that we should be generous.

but I kept pressing him.

And then he got enraged.

He was obsessed with the fact that Val had left him.

humiliated like that again,

and if I ever left, he'd kill me.

and I was going to take Oliver,

and then he grabbed me...

..and then he started choking me.

And then I blacked out.

I don't remember for how long.

But when I woke up,

Trey wanted to have sex.

Just to show that he could control me.

I'm sorry this is the first time I'm saying this out loud.

You're doing good.

Can you walk me through what happened next?

Trey took a shower.

It felt like I was sleepwalking.

I don't remember making the decision. I just...

I knew in my body what I had to do.

(OMINOUS MUSIC)

for his welder.

for the live end and the ground end.

And then I spilled some water on the floor.

how to do all that?

Trey loved working on cars.

He taught me about the things he cared about the most.

It was the best part of our relationship.

I switched the breaker when Oliver and I left.

And that meant that the welder would shock him?

I didn't know if he would touch it.

Or if he would notice that something was wrong, and he would fix it.

was distracted,

he made himself.

was up to the universe.

If Trey was supposed to go, then it would work.

But it wasn't the universe.

And it wasn't Val.

(voice breaking) I did it.

And just to be clear,

you never talked to Ms Pearce about any of this?

No. Val, when you got arrested,

I thought that they would

and it would all go away. But it hasn't.

Trey hid everything bad he ever did.

I don't want to be like him.

I can finally breathe again, now that I've said this.

for your honesty.

I have no further questions, Your Honour.

No redirect. May we approach?

Yes.

The witness may step down.

a recess.

The state has some decisions to make about the viability of this case.

Yes, I think you do.

Can we talk, Mrs Winter?

(laptop) MAN: We were talking about forgiveness last week.

occurring phenomenon.

And I don't think it happens

unless you let yourself feel your anger and sadness.

(DOORBELL RINGING)

Oh.

Hi. (SIGHS)

You're baking, out on bail?

I don't know, I just, I had to do something,

and so I started making scones.

Well, can I come in?

I mean, you know I'm not going to murder you.

You can have it. I was going to send it to you.

I don't want it.

How's Oliver?

He's OK. Considering.

No. No.

Thanks.

told him his dad would always be in his heart.

Which is, uh...

(SIGHS)

You know, his dad didn't know how to love, and Oliver does.

And I don't want him to lose that.

And so, I'm trying to figure out what to do about you.

How did you make it seem like everything was fine?

How did you do that when you were...

..you were going through the same thing that I did?

I wanted it to be true.

I was so afraid.

in case Oliver might find out later on, but...

..I was afraid for Oliver, too.

- Did Trey hurt him?

But I could see it coming.

Trey was getting worse.

And he wanted to punish you so badly.

I kept thinking that switch would go off in him, and...

..that he would kill all of us.

Then why didn't you tell me?

Because I thought saying it out loud might make it real.

You made me feel insane.

Like this was all my problem.

- I know. - You let me put Oliver in danger.

But that's why I did what I did!

(SIGHS)

they're never going to believe this was self-defence.

I know.

My lawyer says that choking causes brain damage,

so...we could argue that I'm deranged.

And I let them take you away from Oliver

when I knew that you'd done nothing.

I don't know who I am anymore, that I let that happen.

Well, I know you didn't have to tell the truth on the stand.

I had it in my head that I'd been hurt,

so I needed to save myself. But...

..it was killing me.

Oliver, he, uh...

..he misses you.

I miss him, too.

That's pretty good.

Where's the green pencil?

Hm? Um, it's right here, buddy.

No, the light green. It was here.

VAL: Yeah, I don't know, honey.

(PENCILS CLATTERING)

Oliver!

See, you had it!

(SIGHS)

What are you drawing?

It's two ninjas escaping from a tower.

Oh! Cool.

Do they have superpowers?

Kind of.

Like, they're so fast and quiet

they seem invisible.

Oh, got it.

And they protect each other.

Like, one can jump super high to see if they're being chased.

Another one is immune to poison, so he can drink anything.

Well, when you're done, can I put it on the fridge?

I wish I could give it to Jordan.

You know what, buddy? It's getting kinda late.

Why don't you go brush your teeth, OK?

- OK. - OK.

Hey, Marta. It's Val. Um...

..listen, can you meet me tomorrow?

I wanted to talk to you about something.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

OK, as your attorney, I'm begging you not to do this.

But I am right.

You're technically right, yes, but it's a risk.

I've been reading about this, OK?

Men get acquitted for self-defence all the time,

but women have to protect themselves in a way that won't get them killed.

Yes, I know. But...

the law doesn't make you invincible.

I don't know, it kind of does.

OK. OK. Wait here. I'll... I'll get him.

..for 24 hours. At that point we bring him...

Patrick.

Hey.

Hey. Uh, do you have a minute?

My client would like a word.

- See ya back at the office. - Yeah.

I thought I wouldn't have to see you again

and be reminded of having my ass handed to me in court.

(CHUCKLING) Uh, well, I was just...

I was thinking about some of the difficulties you might be having,

um, with the case against Jordan.

Oh, you were?

Yeah, so, um, Jordan's testimony

injected reasonable doubt into the case against me,

so you dropped it. Right?

Right.

Right. So, I was thinking,

what if Jordan's lawyer brought in

of Trey's violence and his skill at hiding it?

Go on.

And that person could

break down on the stand and...

confess to the murder.

(SCOFFS)

And why would someone do that?

They could do it for any reason, really. But if that someone

were already tried for the crime,

you couldn't go after them, right?

Because that's called, um...

double jeopardy.

You can't be tried twice for the same thing.

Are you threatening to do that?

She's just talking about all the remote possibilities.

- Mm-hmm. - Are you saying you killed him?

Oh, I didn't kill anyone.

Are you talking about perjury, then?

Because I could hand this case off to a colleague,

and make myself a witness, and testify about this conversation.

He could?

My clients talking purely in hypotheticals.

This is not a hypothetical. There's only one person that's been tried

for this crime and can't be tried again.

She's just saying that if something like that happened,

it could create a lot of confusion for a jury.

Mm-hmm. And there might be better cases to prosecute

with more deserving victims.

You don't get to decide who's deserving.

No, but you do.

Is this double-jeopardy thing your idea?

Did you put her up to this?

No, no. I strongly advised her against it.

Mm-hmm.

But you know she's right.

VAL: Oh, I feel so much better having told you.

It's been keeping me up at night. Thank you.

Good luck with your decision.

Shall we?

That's a good one.

Oi!

- Hi! - Jordan!

Hi, Oliver.

I missed you.

- Can you show me some soccer tricks? - Yeah, sure.

- Hi. - Hey.

They dropped the case.

- Yeah. - I don't know how to thank you.

Well, just be there for Oliver.

Oh, you're stuck with me.

(CHUCKLES) Here.

You should have this.

You don't have to keep it, but it's yours.

Oh.

Thank you.

Yeah, just be careful. My friend made it.

- You made this? - I wish!

No, it was a friend from a long time ago.

And besides, Jordan isn't a friend.

She's family.

Yeah.

- Wanna walk? - Yeah.

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