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[Eddie] Previously on, � Lincoln Heights:

Why is Nathaniel Ray � crashing in my music studio?

- Artist needs creative space. � - Your creative space � is also known as the guest room.

Just till my mom can find � a new place for us.

I know your cousin's � a good guy, but he � crossed the line with Billy.

I'm gonna have � to write a report.

- Just give him a break. � - He broke the law.

He's not my cousin, � he's my son.

- [man singing] � - Tay, you wrote this?

- In my room. � - You're gonna blow up.

Don't forget me � when you go big time.

Give me a reason � and I'll remember you.

- [all chant] Save our park! � - I'm gonna have to make � arrests.

If you gotta take � somebody in, take me.

My arrest didn't go over � so well. Lindo suspended � me indefinitely.

Without pay.

[grunting]

Remember me?

Help! Somebody help!

[sobs]

It's Mac. Mom, � he tried to attack me.

Son of a bitch, I'll kill him!

[exhales] Breakfast!

Tay.

Tay, breakfast is ready.

Cassie, I put protein powder � in the shakes.

Hey, morning, sweetie. � Breakfast is ready.

Morning, Mom, Thanks, but, � I already ate.

I made French toast � crunchy style.

Thanks, but I'm studying.

Nate promised to teach me � how to play blackjack.

I'm getting a jump on him.

Well, I'm sure he � wants breakfast.

Nate, breakfast.

[sighs]

Where've you been?

Hey, great breakfast � but I gotta go.

Wait, it is Saturday morning, � isn't it?

I thought if I made this hot, � delicious breakfast

we could sit down like � the tight knit family we are.

Baby, great spread, but � next week think Pop Tarts � and toaster waffles.

Now, I hate to run but � Kevin's got information � on Reverend Kingston.

OK. So promise me that � whatever you dig up, � you'll take your time with it.

- I know how much you � want to clear your name. � - I want my J-O-B back.

Which is why I don't want � you to do anything rash,

like punching � somebody in public.

It's a good thing Nate � isn't around to go with you.

Do you know where he is? I don't � think he came home last night.

Oh, babe, come on. � Listen...

Why don't you sit down,

leave the kids to � their own devious devices

and get some � beauty rest.

Ooh, I can't.

I picked up � an extra shift � at the clinic.

Saturdays we're short-staffed � and we could use the money.

I know you'll be � back at work soon.

[door opens]

[door closes]

[phone ringing]

I thought you'd call back.

Only because you � finally see the light.

So the money � squares us away?

Everything your mom took � out of that bank account � before she took off.

Got it. Meet me in � the parking lot behind � Armando Brothers in an hour.

The deal is you take � the money, you sign � my mom's divorce papers,

and we never see you again.

If you bring five grand in cash, � and nobody presses charges,

I'm on my way � to Tijuana.

Good.

We'll see ya, handsome.

What did he say?

He's leaving the country. � And he wants the money in cash.

OK.

Charles, I'm going with you.

No, you're not. � He's a psychopath.

My dad should � be helping us.

Getting your dad involved � would make this more � complicated than it is.

- Well, you're not � doing this without me. � - Cassie,

you're not coming � or it's off.

I'll be back soon.

[muffled rap music]

[exhales]

[muffled music continues]

[exhales]

Tay!

[rap music continues]

Open the door!

Turn that racket down!

Racket? I know you're not � talking about my music.

I said lower the volume.

Mom and Dad are gone. � I can blast my music � as loud as I want to.

- [music stops] � - [Tay] I know you � didn't do that.

Put it back. � Put it back!

Come back here. � I ain't scared of you!

- [door opens] � - What's going on?

He came up here all crazy, � like he was on � an assault mission.

He's been acting weird � the last couple of days.

- Like he's coming down � from a bad drug trip. � - What do you know about that?

I spent a day in rehab, � remember? I know an addict � when I see one.

I don't think it's from drugs. � Maybe it's from fighting � in Iraq.

They say that � when you come back

you could suffer � from bouts of PTSD.

- You mean like PMS? � - [scoffs] No, Tay.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

It's like you're � living in a nightmare.

This is a nightmare.

First, Dad lets Sage into � the house, now psycho GI Joe.

He better start packing, � his butt's gonna be � living in the streets.

Nate?

I know you and Tay � had a fight.

Maybe a game of cards � will take your mind � off of whatever...

�� The city never sleeps ��

�� You gotta live � to your own beats ��

�� So easy come and easy go ��

�� What is wrong? ��

[vocalizing]

[cell phone rings]

Hey, baby what's up?

Damn! Anybody hurt?

- They're going to release him. � - Oh.

But he's gotta go � to the VA next week � for a Psych evaluation.

Now, he said he was just � cleaning his weapon.

I knew he wasn't � going to hurt anyone.

He shouldn't have brought a gun � in my house, Dana.

He's got to go.

Eddie, he's got � no place to go.

Now you know � Nate is harmless.

He scared my kids to death.

Good thing Lizzie had � the presence of mind � to call the precinct.

Now, what's going on � with him?

He's got a lot on him, Eddie.

Imagine what it � would be like to

reconnect with your mother � after all these years.

His whole world's � turned upside down.

Now that still doesn't � add up to Russian Roulette.

Eddie, please don't kick him � out. He looks up to you.

Listen I'm sorry.

If you want me � to leave, I'll go.

- Where? � - You don't have � to worry about it.

I'll be out of � your hair tomorrow.

Both of you.

He's not here.

[man over radio] Stay where � you are, Charles.

Relax, we've got you covered. � Give him a few minutes.

[car engine starts]

Hold positions.

[cell phone rings]

[Mac] Meet you � in a deserted parking lot?

You must really � think I'm stupid.

Pretty tight operation � you got there.

Trouble is, all their weapons � are pointing the wrong way.

You're going to wish � you'd just given me � the five grand.

[gasps] What happened?

Mac saw it as a trap.

Cops tried to nail him, � but he got away.

Now what are we � supposed to do?

The cops said � stay close to home.

- They're doubling � the patrols in this area. � - That's it?

Then I'm gonna � tell my dad.

- Mac won't mess with him. � - Cassie, wait.

If Mac hated me before, � no telling what � he's gonna do now.

I have to figure this out � on my own.

If your dad, or my mom � get any deeper in this...

I know that I'll have � to leave the Heights.

What is he � doing back here?

He's packing his things.

- He'll be gone tomorrow. � - Why not today?

Why you always cuttin' him � so much slack, Dad?

- If it was me... � - It's not you.

The dude's disrespectful.

He came in my room � to push me around.

If I thought he was � a threat to you, � he wouldn't...

I hate how you're � always cuttin' him � so much slack.

If you need me, � I'll be at the Rev.

- Don't you want your sandwich? � - Give it to Nate.

He's always eatin' up � all our food anyway.

What was that about?

Dad, you do kinda spend � a lot of time with Nate.

And how about you?

Are you hatin' on him, too?

I feel sorry for Nate.

I mean, he grew up � without his mom,

and he never talks � about his dad.

But, he did scare me � when I walked in on him.

Honey, don't worry.

I'll be staying � close to home today.

[funky pop music plays]

- Tay, I am so glad to see you! � - Hey, Kendra.

Look, my boyfriend's � about to walk in the door.

- Boyfriend? � - Well, my soon-to-be � ex-boyfriend.

I found out last night � he was tipping on me.

I need you to act � like we're doing � more than just,

you know, hanging out.

- You didn't tell me � you had a boyfriend. � - I always have a boyfriend.

But, you know how things go.

No, I don't. If he's � coming through that door � I don't want to know.

Please, Tay.

Part of the reason � things turned bad between � me and Tangor is I met you.

Tangor?

My new boyfriend's name � is Tay.

So how are you making out � without that fine doctor � glued to your side?

Dr. Mario.

Yeah, we used to be a team.

And this new guy?

Not even close to � the same experience.

Sometimes I think � I'm teaching him.

- Hmm. � - Jenn, it's pretty � light today.

Only Mrs. Frazier in exam three, � she's just asthmatic.

Nothing beyond your skill set.

- Thank you, Doctor. � - I'm cutting out early.

No problem.

Bet if it were Dr. Mario, � you'd ask him to stick around.

You're funny. � Very funny.

[rumbling]

- Whoa. � - [woman] Oh, my God!

[gasps] Dad!

- [screaming] � - Get down!

- [screams] � - Get down!

Oh!

- [people screaming] � - [glass shattering]

[car alarm]

- Nate! You alright up there? � - All clear. What about you? � Where is everyone?

Jenn's at the clinic. � Tay and Cassie are � somewhere safe I hope.

Lizzie, go in the laundry room, � get the emergency kit.

- And find the radio. � - [Nate] California's a trip.

I've felt the ground � shake in Iraq, but

the earth was � rocking and rolling. � It was not playing.

Damn! It won't go through.

Power's out.

[static]

[man on radio] ...the � epicenter of a quake � in the vicinity of 6.9,

was centered two miles � off the coast of Mission Vista,

the communities � of Lincoln Heights and � Alta Yorba are hardest hit.

Early reports are of � significant destruction � and fires breaking out

in residential areas.

- [chatter] � - Cassie! Are you OK?

We're fine. I'm with Charles. � What about you?

We survived. There's a lot � of damage and the doctor � on call's hurt.

Oh. At least your � phone lines are working.

It's spotty. I haven't � been able to get the house, � have you?

- No. Should we go check? � - [sirens]

No. Stay where you are. � If there's no structural damage � it's safer there.

Cassie, I've got � to call you back.

Um, you keep trying your father � and you call me back, OK?

Dana?

It was awful. � When the quake hit, � a car plowed into me.

Let me see, let me see.

Ow! It really hurts.

- How bad is it? � - It looks like a shallow cut.

I've got to call Nate. � We had a fight,

I don't know if he's safe. � Have you heard from him?

No. I can't get through, but � Cassie's trying the house.

Jenn, they're working � on Dr. Madison. They need � you to assist.

There should be � aftershocks, Tay.

If you feel a rumble � don't duck and cover

stand next to a large object � and stay at the Rev for now.

Looks like we got � some time on our hands.

You ready for blackjack?

You really going � to use that gun?

- [man] Need any help? � - When you moved in, � I was so excited.

'Cause it was like I was � gonna have a big brother. � Someone I could talk to.

Then I find my big brother � about to blow his brains out.

I wasn't thinking. � It's hard to explain.

- But it wasn't like that. � - Don't you know � that I care about you?

Lizzie, do you smell gas?

- [helicopter] � - [dog barking]

- Eddie, you turn off the gas? � - [Eddie] Yeah.

[exhales]

There's a gas leak.

A pipe must be broken.

Go on back.

I said get back!

That's an order!

I'll go get my dad.

My dad says � to stay here for now.

Want me to get you � something to drink?

- Move! � - [gasps]

- Hey, what are you doing? � - You work here?

- No. � - Next time I look up, � you better be gone.

Come on, let's get out of here.

[looter] Yeas. That's what � I'm talking about, man.

[looters chatter]

Look, I don't think � it's safe here anymore.

As soon as they've gone, � I'm heading home. � You should go, too.

Can't you stay with me?

Nobody's at my place.

What about your mom and dad?

My mom took off � a couple years ago.

- So come with me. � - Please stay with me � until my brother comes.

- He knows I'm here. � - [glass shatters]

He'll come for me.

[looter] Hey, man, � grab it! Grab it!

I know a game we can play. � Truth or Dare.

Kendra, it's no time for games.

You could find out anything � you want to know about me.

Anything?

Coming through! � Get Jennifer Sutton now! � Tell her Kevin Lund's here!

Hang in there, Dad. � I've got it covered.

Sage, what happened? � What's wrong?

There were looters. � He tried to stop them.

Get this man into exam two!

Oh, my God. � The wall's cracked.

Charles, we have to � get out of here.

- Your mom said we should stay. � - If there's no � structural damage.

There's always aftershocks. � We should go to my house.

Let's grab our stuff.

- [Cassie screams] � - What the hell?!

Where are you � two kids going?

What the hell do you want?

What do you think I want?

After that stunt you pulled?

- Get out or I'm gonna � call the police. � - Shut up.

[screams]

Touch her again, � I'll kill you. [grunts]

- [screams] � - [yells]

[both panting]

You're dead.

[rumbling]

[screams]

[continues screaming]

- Dad! � - I got you. You're OK.

- [house creaking] � - Nate?

Eddie. I can't move.

- [car alarm] � - Hold on.

Go upstairs.

How bad you hurt?

[groans] Might be a broken rib.

- No big deal. � - [gas hissing]

Eddie, you got a gas leak.

Pipe broke, � right over my head.

I can see it.

I need to get Lizzie � out of the house.

But I'm comin' back. � We'll fix the leak.

- Then get you out of here. � - [laughs]

You are one optimistic � son of a bitch.

Fires continue to spread, � burning homes and businesses.

Fire crews are overwhelmed.

Blazes have spread rapidly � through various neighborhoods

including Lincoln Heights � and Alta Yorba,

overwhelming city firefighters.

The governor has declared � a state of emergency.

Local services...

- How is he? � - He's hurt. And pinned down.

I'll have to dig him out.

Mrs. Parker? Thank God � I got through. Are you OK?

Oh, good, good. � No, no. We're fine,

- but I'm gonna need you � to take Lizzie. � - Wait, Dad! I don't want to go.

You are?

All right, thank God. � I'm gonna send her right over.

Mrs. Parker and some of � the mothers are going to the � clinic. You'll be safe there.

Dad, I want � to stay and help.

I don't have time � to argue, Lizzie.

It's too dangerous. � Now go.

Lizzie...

I love you.

I love you, too.

I win, I get to ask � a question finally.

So... Have you ever,

you know, done it before?

Yeah.

With who?

Where and when?

That's more � than one question.

It's Truth or Dare, Tay. � Not Lie or Dare.

Next round.

I win.

What do you want to know?

So, have you ever � been with a guy?

I never really met anyone � I liked enough... till now.

Time for another game.

- What's it called? � - Strip Poker.

[Nate] Don't come � any closer, Eddie.

This whole place � could come down.

I brought duct tape � for that leak.

Wrap it around the pipe.

That should contain it.

[groans]

Throw some light on it.

[panting]

You sure it's � just a broken rib?

[groans] I'm sure it hurts.

[grunts]

You know, what I did � with the gun,

scaring Tay and Lizzie.

I wasn't gonna use it.

I got things on my mind. � I handled it badly.

Forget it.

I need to make it � right with them.

Should hold.

Just don't light a match.

Lucky for you I don't smoke.

[laughs, groans]

Can you move?

No, something's pinning me down.

I'll get you out.

In case you don't,

tell Lizzie and Tay � I'm sorry, OK?

You can tell 'em yourself.

Don't be disappointed � in me.

I'm not.

I'm not disappointed � in you.

I'm giving you � an anti-inflammatory. � You need to lie still.

If you have any headaches, � dizziness, nausea, just...

I'll let you know. � I know the drill.

- That's in your � skill set, right? � - OK, I deserve that.

Jenn, it's Kevin Lund. � Something's wrong.

- I don't think he's breathing. � - It can happen with � severe head trauma.

I need to create � an air passage

- or he's gonna arrest. � - OK, well then do it, please. � Whatever it takes.

It takes a team of doctors to do � this. I've only assisted before.

Jenn, we're a team. � You must have seen them � do this a hundred times.

OK. I'll need a scalpel, � gauze and a trach tube.

Hand me the scalpel, Sage. � I'm gonna make � a transverse incision

below the Adam's Apple. � After I make the cut,

Octavia, I need you � to wipe the area.

Octavia, wipe the area.

Octavia?

Octavia, I need you � to wipe away the blood.

[stammers] I can't. � I'm sorry.

- I'm so sorry. � - I'll do it.

OK, Sage, keep the area clean. � That's good. � You're doing really well.

After I insert this tube, � you need to attach the bag.

Got it.

Connect the bag and pump. � Give him air.

- I'm breathing for him, right? � - Yeah.

You're doing great, Sage.

You're shaking less than I am.

You trying to get us � both killed?

I'm trying to get � your sorry ass � out of here.

[mumbles]

- Can I ask you a question? � - Sure.

What was my mother like...

...when she was a kid?

She was beautiful. � Real tomboy.

Mom a tomboy?

Always wanted to play � basketball with the guys.

She could out shoot � half of us, too.

She had a laugh � that lit up a room.

Sang in the choir.

Was she any good?

She sang like an angel.

You two sound � like you were in love.

Your mother was � the first girl I ever loved.

You think if, uh,

if things had been different, � you two would be...

I don't know.

Things didn't go that way.

But, she's proud of you.

I can see that. � And she should be.

Nate?

[dials cell phone]

[recording] Emergency service � is temporarily unavailable.

Please try again.

You lose. Again. What are you � going to take off now, Tay?

You're outta shoes and socks.

That's weak. � You gotta show me some skin.

Next round, you're taking � something off, too.

You lose.

I'm waiting.

[door opens]

Tay, what are you doing?

We were just playin' cards.

Yeah, sure.

Anyway, Dad sent me � to the clinic � with Mrs. Parker,

but I told her I had � to make a detour to get you.

Tay, Nate's trapped � in the cellar and Dad � needs help getting him out.

Wait, Tay.

You're not gonna � leave me here alone, � are you?

Please let him stay.

Can't somebody else help him?

I can't just leave Kendra.

Tay, grow up!

You're doing this because � you're mad at Nate.

You're jealous of him.

Are you coming or not?

No.

Charles, look, � he's conscious.

Lift... this thing � off of me.

We're not helping him.

What are you saying?

We leave him where he is.

Cassie... � come on.

Help.

Help me.

Charles, we can't � just leave...

He was going to kill me, � Cassie.

Charles, that does not � give us the right to � decide if he lives or dies!

Sage, what you did � was remarkable.

Not much freaks me out.

You really have confidence.

You should think about � going into medicine.

Me? You've got to be kidding.

Is it that scary, � showing you care � about people?

Yeah, maybe it just � doesn't get you anything.

My Dad, he tries � to stop some looters,

and look what � happens to him.

It's like payback for all � the bad things that I pulled.

Sage, don't think that.

We were just starting � to get along, too, � you know?

We even have the same � sick sense of humor.

You have to have � a little faith.

[grunting]

[panting]

I finally got through � to the EMTs.

Could be here anytime.

This must be what it's like � to be in a foxhole.

Guess you guys talked � about a lot of stuff there.

Never been in a foxhole,

but we talked.

About what?

Family.

Not that I ever � really had one.

Tell me about your Dad,

you never talk about him.

Mom said...

...he was, uh, � he was a great guy.

They weren't together � that long.

And, um, she never told him.

Said it would wreck his life.

That's a shame.

I hope you don't � hold it against her.

She was only sixteen.

And they were in love.

All right,

[grunts]

[grunts]

[grunts, pants]

So are you my boyfriend now?

What about Tangor?

I broke up with him � a long time ago.

I just told you � he was coming here � to make you jealous.

Besides, Tangor wouldn't � have stayed with me � during the earthquake.

No one's ever treated � me this nice before.

Hold up.

No thanks, I don't do that.

You shouldn't either.

Don't you want � to get a buzz on?

I want to put � my clothes on.

Where are you going?

Come on, Tay. It's fun.

Alcohol's bad news. � It messes people up.

I told you my life's � messed up already.

You got problems, Kendra.

Drinking's not gonna solve 'em.

Like you're not running away � from yours.

Hiding out here because � you're mad at your dad.

- That's why I'm going home. � - Wait.

Don't go.

You can come with me � and leave this,

or you can stay � and drink by yourself.

I'm going to stay here � and wait for my brother.

[Jenn] I've been trying � to get through all day. � Are you OK?

Yeah, yeah. � How about you?

Fine. Just overwhelmed.

Have you talked to Cassie? � I can't get through.

Yes. She's with Charles.

How are Lizzie � and Tay holding up?

All safe and accounted for.

Eddie, um,

Lund's here.

- He was hurt pretty bad. � - What happened?

Off duty, he saw � Channing Electronics � being looted.

He stepped in, � they beat him pretty bad.

I don't know if � he's going to make it.

A cop to the end.

- We're doing everything � we can for him. � - Yeah.

Bad news here, too. Nate's � buried in the crawl space.

I haven't been able � to dig him out and he's...

...barely hanging on.

Eddie.

I have to find Dana. � She needs to get over here.

Dana's here, Eddie. She was � in a traffic accident. She's OK.

- I'll tell her. � - Thanks, be safe.

You, too.

Lizzie, what the hell � are you doing here? You're � supposed to be at the clinic.

I didn't go. � I came back to help you.

Lizzie when I tell you � to do something, you do it!

Dad, I'm sorry, � but something told me � to come back.

- Nate's gonna die? � - I don't know and you � being here isn't gonna help.

OK, well, Dad, don't yell.

I'll, I'll leave and I'll � go back to the clinic.

- Please, just let me see Nate. � - No.

[pleading] Dad, let me help!

Alright, just...

...go to the garage, � and get the saw.

The big one � with the red handle?

Just get it!

Eddie just called. � It's about Nate.

No, Jenn. Don't tell me.

- He's critical. � - What happened?

I don't know exactly, � but the EMTs can't � get there right away.

You need to go on over � to our house now.

One of the orderlies � will drive you.

No. You need to come, � too, Jenn.

I can't possibly, � look at all these � people here. I can't.

But you have back up now.

If it were Tay, � I'd do anything I could.

Jenn, please.

You may be his only chance.

[grunts]

Ah!

[panting]

[grunts]

The last aftershock

put even more of a strain

on emergency services.

Fires are spreading rapidly

with inadequate � manpower and equipment.

Especially in � the hardest hit areas

of Lincoln Heights � and Alta Yorba,

where reports of looting and � destruction are increasing...

Dad, please don't � tell me he's dead.

[groans] His heart's � still beating.

What are we going to do? � The news said fires are � sweeping down 25th Street.

That's only three blocks away.

[Jenn] Eddie.

I moved the beam. � Help me carry him...

Let me examine him first, � OK?

- What's wrong with him? � - We don't know.

- Abdomen's filling with blood. � Internal bleeding. � - Well, do something.

He needs a blood transfusion. � If he doesn't get one, � he'll bleed out.

Jenn, it's a simple procedure. � Can't you perform it? I mean...

- We have the IV kit. � - Let me look, let me look.

- Is that all you need? � - I keep this in case Tay � has a problem with diabetes.

- Do you know his blood type? � - Well, um, it's not � the same as mine.

And I'm Type B. � That's all I know.

- If we use the wrong � type it'll kill him. � - I know.

We gotta do something. � He's dying.

Then, then we use mine.

A parent gives him � a 50-50 chance. Right?

What do you mean?

When you went to Huntsville � that summer,

you were pregnant, � right, Dana?

Yes.

I just figured it out.

- And you didn't tell him? � - Well, how could I?

I wanted to.

But, he has all this.

OK. Let's do it.

I thought I knew you, � Charles.

Do you want him stalking us � our entire lives?

Look, he tried � to kidnap me.

And he tried � to kill you.

He's going to jail.

Maybe.

Maybe he'll get off. � Then what?

I'm not talking � about this anymore.

You know what? � If you won't help me, � then I'll do it myself.

Hold it. � We'll do this together.

Oh, my God, Charles. � Is he dead?

- [main door slams] � - [scoffs]

We should have � gotten him out sooner.

This is our fault. � We killed him.

- [knocking] � - We're checking for injuries.

What happened here?

This shouldn't take long.

Just pray your blood's � a match.

I'm praying.

I thought I would lose him � when he was in Iraq.

I'm glad you didn't.

Because I wouldn't have gotten � to know my big brother.

Why'd you tell him?

He was going to re-up.

I thought that if � he knew he had a family

then he'd change his mind.

I really messed this up.

No, you didn't.

His blood pressure's rising.

Your blood's a match.

Are we going to be alright?

- [sirens] � - [exhales]

[siren stops at house]

He's still critical, but at � least now he has a chance.

We need to clear � the house, Jenn.

You just found out too, � didn't you?

Couple of days ago.

I love you, son.

I want you back � in this house.

I think we're � still responsible.

That's not what � the cop said.

We lied, Charles.

We told him Mac died instantly, � nothing we could do to save him.

- It's true. � - We don't know that.

It doesn't bother you, � what we did?

Not for a second.

Why are you looking � at me like that? � I'm still the same person.

Are you?

Cassie. Thank God, � everybody's here.

There are fires. � We almost didn't get through.

All right, you got two minutes � to grab something. If the house � goes, everything goes.

OK.

Tay, I got some news.

Nate Ray's our brother.

Yeah, I heard Dad � talking to him.

So, what do you think?

It sucks.

Charles, I left my sketchbook � in the attic. Could you run � and get it?

I got your sketchbook.

OK.

Let's go! Come on.

Kids, hurry. � Come on, let's go.

Come on.

Wait outside on the sidewalk.

[sighs] Maybe it's for the best.

Maybe we all need a fresh start.

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