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No, ma'am. You've dialed 911.

Great. Uh, we would like
to book a room for tonight.

Are you okay?

I-I take it you're not able
to speak freely.

Is there someone listening
who might cause you harm?

That's right.

Is this person known to you?

Tell them we want
the honeymoon suite.

Nothing but the best
for my wife.

Just answer yes or no.
Is your husband armed?

Yes.

If he's armed

with a gun,
ask for a king-size bed.

Yes, a-a king-size bed
would be perfect.

Maddie, why don't I
take this one?

Why would I have you do that?

Ma'am, it sounds like
you might be driving?

Yes. I-I would say

we're about ten minutes away
from your hotel.

Okay, pretend you're still
booking a room

and tell me your name.

Uh, the room should be booked

under the name
Catherine Ann Morris.

Okay, Catherine. Stay calm.

I'm right here with you.

If the car you're in
is registered to your husband,

ask for valet parking.

If it's registered to you,
say self-park.

S-Self-park is fine.

Get me everything you can
on Catherine Ann Morris.

Especially her DMV registration.

We need the make, the model,
and the color of her car.

Catherine, I'm gonna stay
on the line with you unt...

Is there a baby with you?

Uh, yes. Um, we're gonna need
a crib in the room.

LAPD, be advised,

abduction of mother
and infant child in progress.

Unknown vehicle heading

to Sunset Regency Hotel,
Mid City area.

Have units waiting to intercept.

Shh. It's okay, sweet pea.
Daddy's here.

Don't touch her like that.
She doesn't like it.

Catherine, try not
to antagonize him.

Then get off the damn phone
and take care of her.

How complicated is it
to book a room at this place?

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I just want to make sure

they have everything we need.

I mean, you didn't even
let me pack.

I already told you,

we have everything we need.

I even bought you
a yellow nightie.

I knew it was your color

when I saw it in the window.

I was gonna surprise you,

but now you've ruined it.

How? I-I bought that weeks ago.

Why are you still
on the phone with them?

Do they have a room or
don't they? Let me talk to them.

- Tell him I put you on hold.
I'm on hold.

I'm on hold.

Try not to cry.

Tell him you're happy to be
with him. Let him believe that.

I've got three
Catherine Ann Morrises in the

- greater Los Angeles area.
- She's a new mother.

Then it's probably going
to be Catherine Ann Morris

of Burbank.
2018 red Buick Regal.

Be advised,
in-progress abduction

believed to be traveling

in a 2018 red Buick Regal.

She's married to
a Daniel Brian Morris.

He's got two felony assault
charges on his record.

Catherine, I know
you're afraid right now,

but I'm right here with you.
Just drive to the hotel.

The police will be
waiting there to arrest him.

You and your baby are
gonna be just fine.

Catherine?

Can you hear me?

Are you there? Can-can you talk?

I think Catherine's done
enough talking for today.

Daniel, you need to pull
the car over right now.

Fire and R.A. units, be advised,

possible three-person
car accident in vicinity

of Sunset Regency Hotel.

Estimate two-mile radius.

One adult female,
one adult male...

and an infant.

All right, there are
three possible victims.

A man, a woman, and their baby.

Let's get that fire out.
Let's go, let's go.

Hello, ma'am.
Ma'am, can you hear me?

What's the status down there?

Everybody good?

Hen?

You okay?

Were they alive?

I saw movement, yeah.
Let's get in there.

Chim, it's still hot.

Well, put it out.
We got to get in there.

All right, Hen,
I'll support her while you

- cut her out of the seatbelt.
Right.

How's the driver looking?

There is no driver.

What about the baby?

I can see the car seat in back.

I think the fire melted
the door to the frame.

We could maybe get the baby
out the back seat.

I just need to raise it up.

All right, we're gonna need
airbags and blocks

at the rear of the car now.

Airway is clear.

I'm seeing severe
inhalation burns.

Can't access her AC.

Her veins have
probably collapsed.

I'm gonna try her ankle.

She's not pushing air.

I'm gonna intubate.

Sergeant.

I came as soon as I heard.
Looks bad.

Yeah, we had a little explosion,

just managed
to put out the fire.

How's the baby?

Can anyone give me a status
report on the victims, please?

The driver is missing.
The woman has been burned badly.

We're stabilizing her
and getting her ready

- for transport.
- Copy that.
What about the baby?

Getting to the baby now.

Sorry, Cap, baby's gone.

Gone? Deceased?

Uh, no, I mean,

not here.

The car seat's empty.

Could they have been ejected
during the crash?

No, we've been
all over the grounds.

- No sign of any bodies yet.
- Uh, Tejada.

We're missing two victims
from the accident.

Tell dispatch I need
as many officers as I can get.

We need more eyes on the ground.

We'll join you.

Dispatch, this is 3-Adam-40.

All right,
I'm gonna start looking.

All right, Cap,

she's got partial and full

thickness burns over her body.

We need to get her
to a burn center immediately.

All right, on three, boys.
Ready?

Three.

Sergeant Grant.

Found something.

It's not burnt.

That means they left the scene

before the car caught on fire.

Question is, where are they now?

All right. Tablet time is over.

- Dinner's ready.
- I can multi-task.

Not when it's dinnertime,
you can't. No screens.

You know better.

Sorry.

Is Mara not eating?

I tried,
but she's sound asleep.

Maybe we just make her
a plate for later?

Therapist doesn't have
any new strategies

to help her sleep at night?

He just said she's still
trying to figure out

if she can trust us.

And that we have to be patient.

And we paid him for that?

She barely talks to us.

What makes you think she's gonna
open up to a total stranger?

Sometimes, I feel like
we're making progress with her.

Others, she's like
a closed book.

She has a brother.

What's that, sweetie?

Mara.

She has a baby brother.

A brother? Are you sure?

One of the kids in her class
was talking about

his new baby brother
and how he hates him.

Mara kind of flipped out.

Not on him,

but she was real mad.

And then she told me
about her brother.

His name's Tyson.

Well, do you know
where Tyson is?

No, and...

I don't think Mara does, either.

All right,
so who's next?

Uh, it's Marisol's turn.

Two truths and a lie.
Hm... Okay.

I've broken both of my arms
at the same time.

Now that I believe.

Dad, let her finish.

I'm terrified of rollercoasters,

and...

I've never tried a s'more.

Rollercoasters is the truth.

Yup. Way too tall
and way too fast.

And, obviously,
you've had s'mores before,

- so that's the lie.
- No, that's the truth.

- That's a shame.

It's not too late. We can
turn around and leave her now.

Hey.
No.

You two aren't going

- anywhere.

All right.
- Christopher, it's your turn.

- Tell me all your secrets.

Mm-hmm.

I... ate a bug before and...

Ew.

Dad!

Hey, sorry about that.

You okay? You look like

- you've seen a ghost.
- Yeah, no, I'm, uh,
I'm fine. I'm fine.

Is that a truth or a lie?

- It's truth.

Everything's fine, I promise.

Come on.

Good morning.

You're up early.
It's not even a school day.

You know, when I was a kid,

you couldn't get me
out of the bed before noon.

And believe me,
Toni, my mom, she tried.

But even banging two frying pans
together could not wake me up.

Well, it totally woke me up,
but I pretended like it didn't.

I couldn't let her know
her plan worked.

So, did you sleep?

- A little.
- Yeah.

Sometimes, nighttime
is the hardest.

Especially when you're sad.

Makes you feel like
you're all alone

with no one to talk to.

But me and Karen and Denny--
we're all here if you need us.

If there's anything
you want to share.

Denny's nice.

Yes, he is.

I think he likes
having a sibling.

What about you?

I miss him.

Your other brother?

Mara, can you tell me
what happened to Tyson?

They took him.

Athena.

Maddie, you remember
Detective Romero.

- He's working the
Chloe Morris abduction case.

Wait. So, you haven't
found her husband yet?

Oh, we found him... in Alaska,

where he's been working
on an oil rig

for the last three months.

- What?
He's on his way
back here now.

It's just going
to take him a minute.

That doesn't make any sense.

Why did she tell me
it was her husband?

We think
she may have a boyfriend.

It's just
that we can't ask her right now

because she's in
a medically-induced coma.

And her baby's still out there?

We'd like to hear the call.

Of course.

Great. Uh, we would like
to book a room for tonight.

Are you okay?

I take it you're not able
to speak freely.

Is there someone listening
who might cause you harm?

That's right.

Is this person known to you?

Tell them
we want the honeymoon suite.

Nothing but the best
for my wife.

Just answer "yes" or "no."
Is your husband armed?

Yes.

If he's armed with a gun,
ask for a king-size bed.

Yeah, a king-size bed
would be perfect.

Ma'am, it sounds like
you might be driving?

Uh, yes, I would say we're about

ten minutes away from your hotel.
- Okay.

Hey. You okay?

You were right. I should have
let you take over that call.

- No. You handled it perfectly.
- No.

I heard what I expected to hear.

She never actually said
it was her husband.

I just assumed that it was

because I assumed she was me,
and she wasn't.

Maddie, you worked
with what information you had.

But I didn't listen to her.
I listened to him.

And what else did I miss?

Thank you for coming by
on such short notice.

You sounded upset.

Because you lied to us.

You didn't tell us
that Mara had a younger brother.

Oh. All right,
let's just take a beat here.

I did not lie.

The brother was already placed
in another household.

It was privileged information
I couldn't disclose.

I thought your job was
to keep families together.

Why-why would you
separate siblings?

Half-siblings.

The boy's father is very much
alive, has rights of his own.

You want to protect Mara,
he wants to protect his son.

Protect him from what? Us?

His nine-year-old sister?

We're getting into
some very murky waters here.

I think you guys can do math.

Mara is nine.
Her brother is two.

Mara's mother had an affair
with this man?

Then got pregnant?

And he didn't even know
about the boy

until after Mara's parents died.

I would have liked to have kept
the children together.

He wasn't interested?

No.

So you can see
my hands were tied.

He's a biological parent.

He gets to decide
what's best for his son.

What about what's best
for our daughter?

Doesn't that factor in?

Deirdre, please.

You know how hard
this has been for Mara.

She's lost so much.

Just seeing Tyson, having some
kind of relationship with him--

that would mean
everything to her.

I'm sorry that the system
doesn't always work

the way we wish it would.

You are the system.

There has to be something
that you can do.

I should go.

"Tiger Tykes."

What's that?

People are always asking me

about where to find good
Mommy and Me classes.

I send a lot of people there.

Especially new parents.

Thanks for the tip.
We'll have to check it out.

Uh, that's
Catherine Morris's room?

Are you family?

Yeah.

Just so you know,
the window to come up

with a lie
to tell me has now closed.

I'm a 911 dispatcher.
I took her call.

So, what, you're here
doing a follow-up?

I just wanted
to see how she's doing.

I guess
I feel responsible somehow

that we didn't get there sooner.

The only person responsible
is the driver.

The rest of us are just
cleaning up his mess.

Someone said it was a loved one?

Nothing about that says love.

No. But she's young and healthy.

She'll survive this.

Even though there'll be days
she'll probably wish she hadn't.

That'll heal, too... eventually.

You speak from experience.

Sounds like you do, too.

My husband tried to kill me.

Almost succeeded.

And I don't know why
I just told you that.

It's all good. It happens.

I tend to trigger honesty
in people.

Maybe because
they feel sorry for me.

I'm mostly triggered
by the scrubs.

- Excuse me?
- I was a nurse.

I'm Maddie.

Amir.

So, nurse turned dispatcher.

Tell me, is the pay better?

- Not remotely.
- The hours?

About the same,
but I wouldn't change it.

I like where I ended up.

Me, too.

Tell you what.

I have to make a run
down the hall.

You mind keeping an eye on our
girl for us for a few minutes?

Are you sure? I'm not family.

I think you're close enough.

I'm sorry.

That you're in here and he's
out there with your little girl.

We're gonna find her,

and we're gonna bring her home
to you, Catherine.

I promise.

Okay. Uh, what am I doing?

Can I help you?

I mean, are you looking
for something specific?

I'm... not sure.

Hmm. I'm not sures.

Um, you know, I think we may
have some of those in stock.

Huh.

Now...

this.

This is our best-selling candle.

Instant stimulation.

Mm. Do you trust me?

I don't know you.

Well, then you have no reason
not to trust me.

Close your eyes.

Close 'em.

Now, it's almost like

you're sitting
on a beach somewhere.

All that's missing
is the ocean sound.

And... maybe a bathing suit,

which-- weird,
we happen to sell those, too.

You definitely have a lot of...

somethings in here.

There's a thing for everyone.

Who did you say
you're looking for again?

A friend, or a girlfriend maybe?

Oh, no. Uh, just me
and my son, Christopher.

Single dad.

- Ah. Hmm.
- Yeah.

Um... Here.

For your son.

On me.

Now we just need one for you.

E... for Edmundo.

Most people call me
"Eddie," though.

Eddie. Kim.

Kim.

Well... Eddie,

it's been very--

- Mm.
- Mm. Stimulating?

Yeah. Stimulating.

- Here.

- Let me ring you up.
- Mm-hmm.

I don't know what to say.

I feel like a stalker.

Well, don't say that.

We'll just talk from the heart

and hope they'll listen.

Ah. If only it were that simple.

We can do this.

For Mara.

You guys look like
you're having as much fun

as your son here.

- Yeah.
- Oh, we were.

We love to see him so happy.

- Yeah.
- This class really brings him
out of his shell.

Where's your little Tiger Tyke?

Um, in school.
They're both a little older.

We were actually here
to talk to you.

I'm Henrietta Wilson.
This is my wife, Karen.

And, uh, um, we're...

We're Mara's foster parents.

- Uh... Mara?
- The sister.

Look, I was very clear
to Deirdre.

Tyson is young enough that

he'll never remember
who his mother is,

and I think that's for the best.

We-we were just hoping that

we could just open up a dialog,

- talk.
- And then what?

Look...
We're happy

this worked out for Tyson.

He gets to be with you
and this new family,

but Mara has been through hell,

bouncing from foster family
to group home and back again.

- That is not my fault.
- We know.

But reconnecting with Tyson

would be
a game changer for Mara.

She misses her brother so much.

And we thought
maybe he misses her, too.

Catherine? Can you hear me?

Are you there? Can-can you talk?

I think Catherine's done
enough talking for today.

9-1-1, what's your emergency?

Hi, there. Is this
the Sunset Regency Hotel?

No, ma'am, you dialed--

- Whoa. Hey.

Hi, it's just me, your husband.

- Sorry, I was just--
- Torturing yourself?

There's something off
about this call,

and I just haven't put
my finger on it yet.

Maddie, I know
this was a rough call,

but...

don't you think maybe you're
a little too close on this one?

- Wouldn't it be better
if someone else--
- No, that's why it should be me.

I have been the passenger
in the seat of that car.

I understand her
more than anyone else can.

Okay, then tell me about her.

Um, okay.

- Her name is Catherine.
- No.

Tell me about the woman in
the passenger seat of that car.

She's afraid she's gonna die.

As long as the car is moving,
she's safe.

But she needs a plan
for when it stops.

A way to fight back.

But she's smart, right?

'Cause, uh, she manages
to call for help.

Yeah, but still, he's
only inches away from her,

so everything she says
is in code.

Wait.

Maybe that's it.

Catherine, I'm gonna
stay on the line

- with you until--

Is there a baby with you?

We're gonna need
a crib in the room.

Shh, it's okay, sweet pea.
Daddy's here.

I already told you
we have everything we need!

I even bought you
a yellow nightie.

I knew it was your color
when I saw it in the window.

I was going to surprise you,
but now you've ruined it!

How? I-I bought that weeks ago.

- That wasn't in code.

She wasn't speaking to me,

she was reacting to him,

to what he was saying.

I even bought you
a yellow nightie.

I knew it was your color
when I saw it in the window.

I was going to surprise you,
but now you've ruined it!

How? I-I bought that weeks ago.

She's surprised.

He shouldn't know
about the nightgown.

He saw it in the window.

But whose window?

Yeah, Maddie.

Um, a yellow nightgown...

Yep, I am looking
at it right now.

He saw it in the window?

You know what?

Uh, let me call you in a minute.

I'll be right back.

Where are you going?

Following a hunch.

What does that mean?

Uh, Detective Romero

has been working very hard

to find the man
who hurt your daughter.

You know,

someone came this morning

and took a hairbrush.

DNA samples from the baby.

They wouldn't need that
if they thought

Chloe was alive, would they?

Nothing has happened
that leads us to believe

that Chloe has been harmed,

so don't go down
that road, okay?

I'm sorry.

Rick, where are you?

Across the street.
I need you to

go into Catherine's bedroom.

Excuse me.

Okay, now what?

Look out the window.

Hi.

We've been looking
at this all wrong.

Catherine doesn't
have a boyfriend.

She had a stalker.

Yep.

That was incredible.

And... kind of unexpected.

Was it, though?

I mean,
you had me come over here

when no one else is home,
so maybe not.

So I, uh,
spoke with Christopher.

Hmm.

About me?

About Santa.

Did you tell him he wasn't real?

Of course not.

I told him that Santa could
make miracles happen.

Even bring Mommy home
for Christmas.

Really?

Yeah.

It's all he's wanted
for Christmas.

And I think it's time that

Mommy came back in his life.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

I can't think of a better gift.

Can you pass the salt?

Yeah, um...

Are you okay?

Yeah, I think so.

Where did you go just now?

I'm here.

His name is Kyle Dixon.

He was working as a handyman

across the street
from Catherine's apartment.

So, she doesn't know him at all?

No, but the vacant unit

that he was renovating

had a great view
of her bedroom window.

Building manager claims
he didn't really know this guy.

I guess he's big on
getting cash discounts

and not doing background checks.

So, what now?

How are you gonna
track him down?

Well, here's the problem.

We ran
a background check on him,

but everything still shows him
living in Wisconsin.

And does he have any friends
or relatives in L.A.?

There's a sister,

but, uh, still in Wisconsin.

We think
she might know something.

Okay, are you guys
gonna call her?

Well, you know, we're used to

interviewing people
face-to-face.

It's harder to get
a read on someone

over the phone.

What's her number?
I'm pretty good on the phone.

I don't understand.

You're looking for Kyle?
What's he done now?

He hasn't shown up
for work in a few days.

He said he found a steady job,

that it was going
to be different in L.A.

So, you knew he'd moved here.

A few months ago.

I encouraged it.

He said he needed a fresh start,

and I thought that
it would be better than...

Starting over can be hard,

leaving everything
you know behind.

Wasn't much left for him after
he lost Lindy and the baby.

It was like
his whole life fell apart.

I'm so sorry.
When did they pass?

They didn't die.

They're hiding from him.

Lindy said she was
taking the baby to the park.

Instead, she went to the bank,

cleared out their accounts
and disappeared.

He must've been devastated.

I was afraid he would never
stop looking for them.

That's why I was glad
when he moved to L.A.

I thought he was ready
to move on.

You said you work
for emergency services.

Did he find them?

No, but

I need your help to find him.

When was the last time
you called your brother?

Hey, you want some num-nums?
You want some num-nums?

There you go. There you go.

Hey, you like those,
don't you? Yeah.

Time to find a new mommy.

Yeah.

I like her, too.

Anything off the cell phone?

He sent his sister straight
to voice mail.

But when he did that,
it pinged a cell tower.

He's got to be somewhere
within this radius.

Catherine's apartment isn't far.

- Any chance he'd go back there?
We got units

sitting on the place,
but I doubt he'd make it

that easy for us. Rick,

how'd we do with the warrant
for his credit cards?

Uh, judge sounded unimpressed
with a view from a window

and an estranged sister,
so I think it's a long shot.

Could we update the Amber alert?
Put the guy on blast?

I'm worried it'll set him off,
and he'll dump the phone.

You have another idea.

A long shot of my own.

Kyle's sister
said his wife told him

that she was going to the park
the day that she ran away.

What if he's at a park
right now?

Doing what?
Recreating the moment?

Mm... looking for a new wife.

Is there a park
near that cell tower?

Playa Park.

That's on my way.

I can be there in two.

I'll meet you there.

- Hey, man, nice catch.
That was a good one.

- Mommy!

Hi.

Are you missing your mommy?

Let's see if we can find
your mommy somewhere.

Maybe she's over here.

She's all alone?

Yeah, there's no sign of the
mom. Send all available units.

All units near Playa Park,
be advised,

possible abduction in progress.

Suspect is white male, 30s.

Possibly travelling
with an infant.

- It's okay, sweet pea.

Dispatch, this is 3-Adam-40.

I've got an officer down.
Repeat, officer down.

We have struck a civilian
vehicle on the corner

of Willoughby and Surfside.

3-Adam-40,
rescue units are in the vicinity

and en route to you.

Never rains but it pours.

- Sir.

- Are you okay?
- I'm fine.

Just need a second.

Okay, Hen, Eddie,
I want you on the driver.

Buck, Chim,
you're on the other vehicle.

Tejada, how many we got here?

All right, let's get you
looked at, too.

Oh, uh, hey, let me
give you a hand with that.

We're okay. We're fine.
We made it.

Uh, sir, we should actually take
a look at you and your baby.

No, no, no. Hey.

It's okay, Daddy's here.

Uh, uh, sir,
we need you need to stop.

You or the baby may be injured

and-and just not know it.

- We're fine!

It's okay, sweet pea.

Don't cry.

What did you just call her?

Okay, sir, just relax.

- All right?
- We're a family.

We're a beautiful family.

- No, no, no!
- Hey!

- Gotcha.

- Athena, this is the guy.
- Turn him over.

- Is that his car?
- Yeah.

We think he took another woman.

It was just him and the baby.

Anybody check the trunk?

Oh. Okay.

Dispatch, this is
Captain Nash 118. Be advised,

we have found
the missing mother.

She is breathing and alert.

Baby is also doing well.

LAPD has the suspect in custody.

Copy, 118.

All right, well,
your vitals look good.

How you feeling?

Same, I guess.

Everything hurts everywhere.

Would you like something
for the pain?

No. No, I need to stay awake.

My husband is coming.

He must hate me.

No. You didn't do
anything wrong.

He is never gonna forgive me.
I don't even know

if I can forgive myself.

- It's not your fault.
- Yes, it is.

- No.
- Yes.

Stay positive.
They're gonna find her, honey.

Detective, hey.

I certainly hope
you have some good news.

That lady could use some.

How's that for good news?

Hey.

Is it okay if we just, uh...

Yeah. Yeah.

Uh, she's been extubated
and she's recovering.

I'll make sure
to be real careful.

- Yeah.
Oh, my God.

- Chloe! Hi.
- Chloe wants to say hi.

Hi, baby.

- Hi, baby.

Look. Hi.

Nash.

You know Bobby?

No.

No, but I'd like to.

We should really make them come

and clean up their own mess.

I know, but they're eating ice
cream together in the kitchen,

and they're bonding.

We shouldn't interfere.

Oh, I see how this is gonna be.

Good cop, bad cop.

- Sometimes we switch.

Denny,

you and Mara
come clean up your mess

when you're done
with the ice cream.

Hi.

I hope it's okay
we stopped by unannounced.

We asked Deidra
for your information.

Of course. Come in.

We're happy you're here.

Is Vincent...?

He's convinced
Tyson doesn't remember anything

from before, but I...
I think he does.

Hi, Tyson.

I'm Karen.

He's slow
to warm up to strangers.

That's okay. He can take
as much time as he needs.

We have company?

Mara has company.

Tyson?

Buddy! Buddy!

Hi.

Oh.

Oh.

He does remember her.

Yeah.

He does.

Here. See?

♪ And watch it,
you will be all right ♪

♪ Hey, hey, hey... ♪

Hey, come on in.

Hey, sorry we're late.

Is that smoke?

Uh, yeah. I've been trying to
crack this new lasagna recipe.

- I think
it might have cracked me.
- Yeah.

Dad already ordered a pizza.

Uh, it'll be here in 15 minutes.

And a very, very generous tip
has already been included.

Okay. Great. Uh, and what time
are you meeting Marisol?

I have to be there

- in 30 minutes.
- Hey, good cologne.

We won't wait up for you.

Mwah.

You two guys have
a good night, okay?

Make sure he doesn't stay up
all night playing video games.

- Yeah, yeah, I will.
- I was talking to Christopher.

♪ Making sure
it's all right...♪

You know, I still can't believe
that guy almost got away.

That's gonna give me
some sleepless nights.

What about you?

I think
I'm gonna sleep well tonight.

What about the woman
in the passenger seat?

I think she's gonna
sleep good tonight, too.

- Daddy? Mommy?
Uh-oh.

- Oh.
- Daddy, Mommy.

Can I sleep with you?

- Oh.
- Oh.

Someone have a bad dream?

Okay. Mommy's got this one.
You know the drill.

Let's see. [gasps] Okay.

What kind of dreams
do we want to have tonight?

- Ice cream.
- Ooh. Ooh, ice cream?
What flavor?

Rainbow.

Rainbow?

Come here. Let's lock it in.

- Mwah.
- Mwah.

See?

No more bad dreams tonight.

Ooh, but I do need a snuggle.

Mmm.

Wow. You look beautiful.

You don't look so bad yourself.