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[Kyle] Previously on Kyle XY:

It's a text from Amanda.

Latnok. They have her.

- You're leaving with Sarah tonight? - Yeah.

It's good to travel light.

I think there's something wrong with Kyle. He's in trouble.

I can't leave.

I don't know where you stand with me or with what we're supposed to be or not be,

- but it's in your hands. - I think that means that we shouldn't be together.

[Hilary] What you need is a hot and sweaty mack session.

- With who? - Who cares? Just rebound.

- Oh, my god. - No. No.

No, that's OK. Go back to your bathroom fiesta.

Lori!

My prom night's turning out to be a G-rated experience.

- You were hoping for an R? - You're the one who didn't want to.

- You didn't want to, either. - It'll happen when it's right.

When everything comes together in the moment, we'll feel it. We'll just know.

- [door shuts] - Sarah?

That spiked punch must have really done a number on me.

- You'll feel better in the morning. - I want to thank you, Kyle.

- My night was perfect. - Sweet dreams.

- [Kyle] You took Amanda! - She won't remember a thing.

- Don't you ever go near her again! - We're not the enemy, Kyle.

We just want to know you, work with you.

I'll never be part of this.

See you around.

Thirty-seven dollars and 26 cents.

That's it? I worked a double today.

Eight hours minus lunch and two breaks, that's $5.32 an hour.

I need to get a new job.

- I've got to clean up the back and then we can go. - OK.

Are you all right?

[glass shattering]

Amanda?

[Amanda] Kyle?

How'd you get by me?

Amanda, wait!

- [Amanda] Kyle, help! - Amanda!

Kyle!

- It's too late. - [gasping]

I felt like it was really happening.

It's anxiety. Latnok really put you through the wringer.

And even though she was never in any real jeopardy,

you still experienced the trauma of losing her.

I still can't get over what they did to you.

Listen, Kyle, could you ask Jessi to have Sarah call me?

I've left her a dozen messages and I want to talk to her about this Latnok thing.

I've been trying to meet up with her all week. I want to see her before they leave.

I hope they're OK. This can't be easy.

Let's face it. Sarah does sound a little weird.

Latnok put her through a lot in her life.

And she was right about them.

They didn't even listen when Adam Baylin told them to stay away.

- You think they'll listen to you? - I don't know.

I guess that's why I'm having the nightmares.

Maybe Foss could, you know, take care of it, Zzyzx style.

I knew we should have never told him.

You're implying I'm not man enough to handle it?

That stings a little, Stephen.

You're kidding me, right?

Kyle, you ready for some summer street fair fun?

Josh Trager bus is leaving in five.

The Josh Trager bus still needs a new fuel pump.

Right. The actual bus, then.

- Good day, parents. - Good day.

- What is up with him? - No idea.

A total disaster. Best friend making out with ex-boyfriend.

What did they say about it?

Nothing. I've been dodging both of them all week.

So, um, how many songs have you written about it?

Nine.

That's why I called you.

Oh. That's why you called me?

To exploit me for my musical genius?

Yeah. I mean, that's OK, right, exploiting you?

Yeah. Yeah. No, I thought maybe you, uh,

you called for another reason.

- Like what? - Like uh...

Maybe you wanted to hang out with me.

What would make you think that?

Well, I don't know. Because I'm smart, I'm clever.

And I'm intuitive.

- And you're blushing. - I'm so not blushing.

- Totally blushing. - Crap. Are you going to make me ask you out?

Uh, depends. Do you want to?

No. I was kind of hoping for the traditional gender roles here.

Oh, the guy asks the girl out.

- The girl plays hard to get. - Something like that.

How about this? The guy asks the daughter of his boss and the boss kicks the guy's ass.

Hmm. You're afraid of my dad.

Well, your dad technically holds the keys to my future in his hand.

But I could ask him, you know, first.

- You would do that? - I mean, if we're being traditional...

OK, no, yeah, all right. It's settled.

Operation Date With Lori Trager is in effect.

Hey, Amanda, it's me. I think I'm in the right spot, but you're not here.

Just give me a call when you get this.

[phone beeps]

Hey. Sorry I'm late. I got a late start this morning.

I wasn't feeling well.

[♪ Santogold: Anne]

♪ My name is Anne I got a plan ♪

♪ I may lack virtue but I'm penitent

♪ Ah-oooh ♪

[doorbell rings]

- Hi. - Hi.

I came to talk to your mom. She hasn't been returning my calls.

- Maybe she doesn't want to talk to you. - Why wouldn't she?

I don't know. She's not really a talkative person.

You know, she keeps to herself a lot.

I understand.

Still, this is important.

She's not here.

I'm happy to wait.

- May I come in? - It's probably not a good idea.

Jessi, is everything OK?

Yeah, never better.

I know this is a difficult transition.

I don't think you know anything, Nicole. I think you should go.

Jessi, I'm coming inside.

Suit yourself.

♪ My name is Anne I'll take a stand now ♪

♪ I'll hold my head up, dig on in ♪

♪ Oh, ah-oooh... ♪

Please don't tell Kyle.

You feeling OK?

It's this stupid headache I've had all week.

It's the world's longest spiked punch hangover.

Let's get you some water.

- You think they can tell? - Tell what?

- Tell that... you know. - That you're a man now?

When you say it like that it sounds stupid.

It is stupid.

A girl's considered a woman when she gets her period.

Ugh. Bleah!

Real nice. Real manly.

I just wonder if anyone can tell the difference.

You didn't tell anyone, did you?

- I said I wouldn't. - Good. Don't.

Did either of you drink the punch at prom?

[Andi] I share enough germs with this one.

No need to take on more.

They had already confiscated it when I heard the good news about it being spiked.

I don't know what was in it, but it really messed me up.

I can't remember anything about the end of the night.

I really hope I didn't embarrass myself at the after party.

- You weren't at the after party. - We were there, weren't we?

Of course you were. Andi just didn't see you.

- But I... - Nothing embarrassing other than being passed out.

Well, look, a psychic. Come on, honey.

Honey?

- Is there something I should know? - No. Nothing.

- You're keeping a secret. - Apparently, more than one.

I'm just helping Kyle out with a problem.

A lying to your girlfriend about where you were on prom night problem?

- It's a long story. - Which you were going to tell me when?

Never. A man is bound by his honor.

Oh, for the love of God!

Did you want me to continue?

Yes, please.

Let's move on from all the secret stuff.

You'll come into a sudden windfall.

Maybe you can go buy yourself some more honor, honey.

Amanda?

- Amanda! - What?

- Where were you? I didn't see you. - I went to find a garbage can.

- What's going on? - I thought I lost you for a second.

You're on edge. There's something you're not telling me.

- Amanda, I... - Is it about the after party

because Josh and Andi were being weird.

Did something happen?

You have to tell me the truth!

I came out of the school after getting your bag and you weren't there.

You were just gone.

- I was scared. I thought something had happened. - I don't remember this.

- I know. - What then?

I looked everywhere for you.

- When I finally found you, you were asleep, out cold. - Where?

A ways away from the school.

I wandered off and passed out?

When I found you, you were fine.

So, we never actually went to the after party?

I took you home and you didn't remember anything.

- You didn't say anything? - Your mother was there.

- You let me believe that I just... - Amanda, I'm sorry.

- You lied to me! - I didn't want to ruin your perfect night.

- You just did. - Your turn.

- OK, so... - We should go.

- No. I don't feel like going anywhere with you right now! - Amanda...

Um... maybe you guys should check out the psychic.

Yeah. Yeah, she's really great. You guys should totally check her out.

[Amanda] You should, because I'm going home now.

[Psychic] Put your money on the table.

You don't want to be here.

- No. - So, you don't believe?

It's scientifically impossible to predict a future action

without having complete knowledge of all the variables.

Perhaps, if you're only looking at it scientifically.

- How else can I look at it? - Faith.

Fate. Intuition.

Haven't you ever felt certain you knew something was going to happen?

I've sensed things.

There's always been an explanation.

A change in the weather, pattern of behaviors with a predictable outcome.

What about a gut feeling?

Perhaps a dream?

A nightmare?

You're afraid. But it's not for yourself.

You know there's no one who can hurt you.

The only way to get to you is through those you love.

There is a girl.

Your soul mate.

- But you've missed the signs. - What signs?

I see something white and water.

It's swimming.

- Rabbit. - Rabbits don't swim.

- The white rabbit will swim. - I don't understand.

How? When?

Tonight.

Be ready. Your soul mate is in danger.

- Could you tell if she was lying? - I don't know.

Her heart rate was all over the place,

but that could have just been from the trance.

Well, you have to understand, empaths, the best ones,

are usually just picking up on the cues from their subjects.

Your anxiety must have been pouring out of you.

And she exploited it. She's a two-bit carnival hack.

But she knew about Amanda.

It's a con. She was deliberately vague.

- Why would someone do that? - It's an unfortunate reality. People prey on the innocent.

If you ask me, they're all a bunch of crazies looking to make a buck.

Again with the eavesdropping.

- The sound carries. - What did she say to you?

She said I have a secret.

Windfall. A secret windfall coming.

Speaking of windfalls, you owe me 20 bucks for your fuel pump.

You're robbing me of my last bill, sir.

Somehow I think you'll survive.

Sweet. Another 20.

Must have missed it when I counted my tips.

- A windfall. - Dude, 20 dollars is hardly the lottery.

I gotta go.

[rock music plays]

Hey, it...

- Make mine a double. - What's the matter with you?

Unresolved friend drama.

- You? - Boyfriend problems.

- Do you think I'm too innocent? - Is this a trick question?

Kyle treats me like I'm a child.

I'm this fragile thing that needs protecting.

Uh-oh. Number 27.

- Number 27? - I can break down relationship troubles into 42 parts.

The higher the number, the worse the problem.

- What's number 42? - Devastating breakup.

And number 27 is overprotective boyfriend?

Followed shortly after by woman exerting independence.

- What's wrong with that? - Absolutely nothing.

If you're the woman.

- Hey, man. - Is Amanda here?

Out back, talking to Hilary, the source of many of my current problems.

Great.

Would you like me to play wingwoman or should I skedaddle?

- Do you want to do something tonight? - You mean like a girl date?

I just... I need a break from Kyle for the night.

- Number 28, woman exerting independence. - Absolutely.

I have these tickets to this great band playing at the street fair.

I was gonna ask Lori and Declan, but...

Actually, I was thinking, stay in, eat some chocolate, wallow our way through The Notebook.

That could be fun, too.

- Lori still not talking to you? - Neither is Hilary.

Apparently, kissing your ex's friend is a major violation

of something called "the girl code."

- There's a girl code? - It was news to me, too.

- I need to talk to Amanda. - May you have better luck with the female persuasion.

Just give me a minute.

Stay strong.

Hey, Hils.

You need to keep your distance. I can't be seen with you.

This is ridiculous. I was drunk.

Why can't we all pretend it didn't happen?

Because it did happen!

And now my best friend isn't speaking to me.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry it's some weird violation of the girl rule.

- Code. - Whatever.

But you and I are friends.

You helped me through everything with Lori.

Don't bail on me now.

You have got to be kidding me.

- Trager, come on. - Come on, what?

- Choose a guy over your friend? - That's not what happened.

- Lori, it wasn't her fault. - Are you sure, because she has a history with the boys.

I can't believe you just went there. Well, that makes two of us.

- I want to talk to you. - I'm not in the mood to talk right now.

Amanda, I understand that you're upset and I'm sorry.

Look, I just need some time to think.

- A night off. Kyle, I'm not asking for your permission. - But...

I think I really blew it.

Amanda's mad at me.

Well, that's a first.

She doesn't want me, I don't want to let her out of my sight.

Do I need to give you a lecture on the perils of stalking?

I have a terrible feeling something bad is going to happen to her.

Earlier I think I saw that guy from Latnok, the one that kidnapped Amanda.

And then a psychic told me my soul mate was in danger.

The one from the street fair?

I saw her yesterday as a joke.

She didn't make any sense. She just kept babbling about...

- What? - Nothing.

- Declan, what? - She told me I'd be caught between enemy lines.

Which didn't make any sense until just now.

- [door opens] - [Jessi] Hello?

Sarah?

- Hi. - You're back.

I told the landlord I'd locked my keys inside.

Thankfully, he'd never met Sarah and he just assumed I was her.

What are you doing?

I want you to come home with me.

- I already said... - I know.

And I'm not gonna force you.

But Jessi, I've counseled a lot of teenagers over the years.

And I've seen them through some terrible situations.

Some of them I've been able to help.

Some of them I haven't.

I have never given up on any of them.

And I'm not giving up on you.

- Everybody else did. - No.

Sarah did.

Just Sarah.

And the first thing that you and I are gonna work on

is a way for you to understand that's not your fault.

But in order for that to happen,

you're gonna have to come with me.

You're gonna have to trust me.

Does Kyle know about Sarah?

Not yet, but he should.

OK.

I just need some time to pack.

OK.

- Amanda! - What are you doing here?

I've been acting strange and keeping things from you.

- But I'm truly sorry. - I'm not in the mood to discuss it.

So, let's talk about it tonight. Cancel your plans and stay in with me.

- I can't just cancel my plans. - Please, Amanda, just spend tonight with me instead.

Why? Why is tonight so important?

I'm worried that something might happen to you.

One visit to the psychic and now you can predict the future?

- She said that... - Wait a minute.

Is this actually about the psychic?

She said that tonight, when the white rabbit swims,

- my soul mate will be in danger. - Kyle, come on.

Really.

You're so trusting of everyone.

You can't let that scam artist get to you.

You don't need to protect me.

I'll be fine.

[♪ Carolina Liar: Show Me What I'm Looking For]

[Kyle] The psychic had warned me of bad things to come.

♪ Wait, I'm wrong ♪

Was it possible for someone to see danger?

♪ Should have done better than this ♪

Had my nightmare been a way of predicting trouble for Amanda?

♪ I'm finding it hard to resist ♪

I needed to understand the message, decipher its meaning.

♪ So show me what I'm looking for ♪

♪ Save me, I'm lost ♪

♪ Oh lord, I've been waiting for you ♪

♪ Show me what I'm looking for ♪

And more than anything, I needed to do what I could to keep Amanda safe.

- ♪ Hold on ♪♪ - Even if I needed some help to do it.

The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, The Princess Diaries.

- I'm sensing a theme here. - What do you mean?

- Never mind. - Let girls' night commence.

[both] What the hell is she doing here?

Tuesday's pasta, Thursday's pot roast.

Where's Monday's chicken?

I think it's sprouted wings and flown the coop.

All right. I'll cook.

- You'll what? - Don't sound so surprised.

Any moron can boil a noodle.

Well, it's just so grown up of you to offer.

Face the facts, Stephen, I'm growing up.

OK. First of all, Stephen is my name only to people your mother did not give birth to.

- Secondly, what the hell's going on with you? - Nothing.

Nothing?

You're acting like you've been body swapped. So, you're either up to something or...

My god. You're having sex.

- What? - You're having sex.

I can't believe I didn't see the signs. I'm such an idiot.

- Dad, I was... - You said it didn't happen.

- Well, actually... - I didn't think you could keep something like that from me.

- Andi didn't want anybody to... - I trusted you, Josh.

- [doorbell rings] - Damnit!

- Hey, Mr. Trager. - Mark, did we have a meeting?

No, actually. I came by... I wanted to, uh...

I wanted to talk to you about your daughter.

Oh, I feel for you, Mark, because if you're standing on my doorstep at this moment,

about to ask permission to date my daughter,

then you possibly have the worst timing in the history of the universe, so I'm gonna say no,

one hundred percent, absolutely not, over my dead body, no. Got it?

- I just wanted... - Good.

Wow.

- Oh, good. I'm almost ready. I just need... - Jessi.

- I need your help. - My help?

Amanda's at her house with the girls.

I need you to go over there and watch out for her.

You want me to help you with Amanda?

I know it's a lot to ask,

but I have a feeling something bad is going to happen tonight

and you're the only one that can protect her like I can.

Please, Jessi.

I need you.

Yeah, sure.

Great. I'll text Lori and have her tell Amanda she invited you over.

You OK? You seem like something's wrong.

No, no, I'll take care of it.

I'm sorry. I didn't know you guys were in a fight.

I swear I didn't plan this.

- I think I'm gonna go. - So soon?

[cell phone ringing]

- Great. - What?

Hi.

I forgot to tell you Jessi was coming.

- Nicole, thank God you're home. - What's the matter?

While you were out saving a teenager I've lost control of ours.

Hey, how did everything go with Jessi?

Great. I asked her to watch over Amanda for me tonight.

She needed to talk to you about something.

- She didn't mention it? - I guess I didn't give her the chance.

Oh.

Oh, Kyle.

Is she your new best friend now? Because if memory serves, she made out with Declan too,

- and then bitch slapped you. - For some reason that didn't sting as bad as what you did.

I didn't do anything.

[cell phone ringing]

- What? - [Kyle] Jessi, I'm so sorry.

For what? You got what you wanted. Isn't that all that matters?

You know that's not true.

I should have noticed that you needed me.

Look, I'm doing what you asked.

I'm watching over your precious girlfriend.

I promise I'll make this right.

- Don't bother. - [phone beeps]

- Hilary, do you still have tickets for that band? - Why?

- Because we're going. - Hallelujah.

- What's going on? - I'm not gonna stay in my own house and get spied on.

I wasn't spying, I was watching. There's a difference.

Not to me, there isn't. Let's go.

- Is she going? - Not if you are.

You know what? I needed this night. I needed a night off from Kyle with you two.

I'm gonna go alone if I have to. You're not coming.

You can tell Kyle I'm off putting myself in danger.

I have to go, don't I?

For Kyle.

Lovely.

[dialing]

- [phone ringing] - Hi.

You've got a problem.

[doorbell rings]

- I'm in trouble. - Wow. That bad?

I really messed things up with Amanda,

- and now Jessi. - Do I want to know what you did?

- Everything wrong. - That makes two of us.

They're going to see a band play but I don't know where.

- You call Lori? - Tried but her phone went to voicemail.

Try again.

[dialing]

[phone ringing]

[Amanda] Let me guess. Kyle?

No, it's Mark, actually.

I'm just gonna... Hi, Mark.

Just tell me where you're going. That's all I need to know.

I'm just on my way to see Faber Drive play. Where are you?

Thanks.

OK. OK, great. It was great talking to you, too. Bye.

[Mark] Lori?

Mark.

I'm really sorry.

Uh, I was gonna call you tonight.

Sort of wishing you just had.

I talked to your dad.

To say that it went horribly

would be a massive understatement.

- Talked to her dad about what? - None of your business.

Unbelievable.

You're giving me all this crap about Declan and you're busy lining up the DJ on the side?

The best friend, I presume.

You know what, Lori? You're a hypocrite.

- I'm having a bad night. - We can talk later.

- Where you guys headed? - To see Faber Drive play.

- I'm sorry, I have to go. - Yeah, yeah. Don't worry about it.

- Where are they all running off to? - Faber Drive's playing.

Sounds like fun.

Maybe I'll go check it out.

Look, I'll take you wherever you want to go.

If she catches you following her, she'll hate you.

What if something happens and I'm not there?

Ask yourself how much you really believe in the prediction of a street fair psychic.

What if I told you I could predict the future?

I've learned from experience never to doubt when you say you can do something.

So, what if, no matter how crazy it seems, the psychic is right?

What if Amanda really is in danger and I don't do everything I can to stop it?

What do you want to do?

I want to go to the Faber Drive show and watch over her.

- Just in case. - Wait. They're going to Faber Drive?

- Yes. - Man, we gotta go.

- What's the matter? - The psychic, she saw water in her prediction?

- Yes. - Well, that band, they're playing on a boat.

[rock music playing]

[phone ringing]

Here you are.

Kyle?

Put it out of your head.

- We're gonna have fun, right? - How could it be anything but?

[sighs] Great. My headache's back.

It's not too late to go home.

No, I'm gonna do this.

So, the psychic was right. My secret wasn't safe.

I knew it. You couldn't help yourself. You had to blab to the heavens you got laid.

- I didn't blab to anyone. My dad figured it out. - Your dad?

Your parents know?

Well, usually where one knows, the other follows.

Josh, this is a disaster.

For me, yes. Why are you so pissed?

Every time your parents look at me they'll see the girl who's having sex with their son.

What if they tell my moms? They'll freak!

This doesn't have to be the end of the world.

No, but it's the end of our sex life.

What? Why?

It's just... I'm not ready for people to look at me like that.

- Like what? - Like a walking statistic.

Like a possible Juno in the making.

Like every other idiot girl who gives it up too early and has to suffer consequences.

That's not gonna be me. I'm sorry.

I really am, but it, the sex,

is done.

There you guys are. I'm glad I caught up with you.

Good. You made it. Need a ticket?

I can't believe you just did that.

And I can't believe you refuse to speak to me over something that doesn't matter to you.

What doesn't matter? That Declan kissed you or that you let him?

- I didn't let him. - I know what I saw.

- You liked it. - All right, fine. I liked it.

Happy? You dumped him. You decided he wasn't good enough

for all your "woe is me, I need to find myself without you" crap.

- That's not crap. - Face it, Lori. You had a good guy and you blew it.

- This whole thing's your fault. - It's not my fault.

- Get off of me! - [gasps]

- Serves you right. - [gasping]

- Oh, I hope that doesn't stain. - You so did not just do that.

Oh, I think I just did.

[screams]

Lori, where is she?

- Where's Amanda? - She's in line for the...

...boat.

White rabbit swims...

Are you two 12?

[♪ Faber Drive: Summer Fades To Fall]

♪ Summer fades to fall ♪

- ♪ I'd stay ♪ - ♪ I should have known that this would come and go ♪

- ♪ With you ♪ - ♪ And all we'll get is just the afterglow♪

♪ When summer fades to fall ♪

♪ Far away from you only time will tell... ♪

- You followed me here? - Don't flatter yourself.

Yeah! [screams]

You just happened to be at a party by yourself?

Aren't you?

- [explosions] - [screaming]

[man] Look out!

- [grunting] - Amanda!

Jessi!

[♪ Brooke Waggoner: Fresh Pair Of Eyes]

Hi.

Hi.

- You feeling OK? - I should have seen that beam coming.

Guess I was distracted.

With good reason.

I'm sorry, Jessi. I've been a terrible friend.

You didn't know.

But I should have.

You're always saying that we're the same.

I should have picked up on the fact that you were having problems.

You're right. You should have.

But I shouldn't have kept them from you, either.

Sarah just left?

Yep.

I would never do that to you.

You know that, right?

I know that.

Why did you go after Amanda tonight?

You asked me to look after her for you,

and I didn't want to let you down.

♪ 'Cause I want to be seen ♪

♪ With a fresh pair of eyes ♪

Does it hurt?

- A little. - ♪ A single white tree ♪

♪ In a black wood of disguise ♪

♪ I want I want to be seen ♪

♪ With a fresh pair of eyes ♪

- Is that better? - Yeah.

♪ In a black wood of disguise ♪

♪ I miss God ♪

♪ I miss God ♪

Your girlfriend's waiting for you.

You should go.

- ♪ I miss God ♪ - She's mad at me.

She'll get over it.

No one can stay mad at you.

I'll be right there. I have to pick up Kyle and Jessi.

- I'll stay here with Josh. - Great, so you can yell at me some more?

I love you.

- We'll talk later. - Bye.

Sit.

OK, before you say anything,

I have to tell you that I'm sorry.

- You are? - Yeah.

When I gave you the condom I knew I was putting the choice in your hands.

I'm not upset that you had sex.

I mean, I'm a little upset.

But I'm mostly disappointed

that you didn't feel like you could talk to me about it.

Dad, come on, it's embarrassing.

It shouldn't be. It can be a great thing when it's right.

But I don't want you to feel like you have to handle this alone.

Apparently, Andi was the one who couldn't handle it.

- She's cut me off. - She has?

I mean, she has?

Girls are confusing.

Oh, this is only the beginning.

So, do you feel like you want to tell me more about it?

Yeah.

Sure.

[♪ Matthew Perryman Jones: Out Of The Shadows]

♪ I can't sleep ♪

♪ In this room ♪

- ♪ Still so far ♪ - What's next, mud wrestling?

♪ From finding you ♪

- You can't stay mad at her forever. - What, are you choosing sides?

Honestly, Trager, if I'd have known about this girl code,

I never would have done it.

I was just drunk and feeling sorry for myself.

I wasn't trying to hurt you.

But I did and I'm sorry.

Are you into her?

No! I... I don't know.

Maybe.

But it shouldn't matter.

You made the choice to move on.

It's not fair for you to hold me back.

♪ Silence keeps our stories straight ♪

- I owe you an apology. - Do you?

The psychic was right. You were there to save the day.

In spite of everything I did to make sure you weren't.

But I don't think the psychic predicted the future.

I think I created it.

- How? - Everything I did put you on that boat.

If I hadn't made you angry or had been a better friend to Jessi,

neither of you would have been there.

But we were.

And it's funny.

What is?

The psychic said your soul mate would be in danger.

And after all was said and done,

it wasn't me who needed saving.

♪ And find the spark that's buried deep ♪

It was Jessi.

My mom's here.

- ♪ Don't let go ♪ - Good night.

♪ Don't let go ♪

♪ We can crawl out, out of the shadows ♪

♪ Don't let go ♪

♪ Don't let go ♪

♪ We can find our way back home ♪

Let's go home.

♪ Don't let go ♪

♪ We can find our way back ♪♪

Settling your tab?

Yes. Thanks for all your help.

It was a terrible joke to play on your friend.

Well, that's why I paid you a little extra.

I felt him, you know.

That boy, he's special.

Yes, he is.

I see great things in his future.