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[Fleetwood singing "Don't Stop"]

[rock music]

[all cheering]

[music continues]

♪ If you wake up and don't want to smile ♪

♪ If it takes just a little while ♪

[female #1] 'It's fun, right?'

It's better than watching frat guys play beer pong.

You get credit for working on the campaign?

Oh, yeah, but I'd do it anyway.

'Doesn't it bother you that he's such a womanizer?'

He's not gonna do that in the White House.

[crowd cheering]

♪ Yesterday's gone yesterday's gone ♪

Who's the face?

That's David Lake.

He runs our campaign office.

[female #2] 'That his girlfriend?'

Sister.

♪ Why not think about times to come ♪

♪ And not about the things that you've done ♪

'Vanessa..'

...that drunk they threw out, was he with you?

- Um, not withme. - 'Cause that was embarrassing.

I know. I'm sorry.

It wasn't her fault, Abbey.

David, we never got to talk.

Uh...later. I promise.

Now, him. I'd vote for.

They say he's the future of the party.

It's loud in here. You want to walk outside?

[crowd cheering]

[rock music continues]

[water splashes]

[instrumental music]

[thunder rumbling]

[music continues]

[police car siren]

Hey.

What took you so long?

[sighs] Had to doll up.

Vera got lucky.

I'm on the up desk, all night.

Eight minutes to go on the shift and this guy's gotta buy it.

Darren Kleeman. Two in the head, up close.

Any witnesses?

They heard it, but they didn't see it.

[sighs]

Working cold jobs, you almost forget how much blood there is.

That does seem extra-gory.

I'm assuming there's a good reason we got dragged out here?

Mm. Inside.

[camera shutter clicks]

Guy didn't believe in housework.

Looks like some kind of shrine.

Or trophy case.

'They're all about the death of Vanessa Prosser.'

[Lilly] 'Who's that?'

Murder victim. 1992.

Never found her killer.

Never say never.

[theme music]

[music continues]

Vanessa Prosser was a college senior

working on the local Clinton campaign.

Went to an election party November 3, 1992.

Washed up on the bank of the Delaware

the next morning with a broken neck.

Republicans thought they had a bad night, huh?

Best guess is she was tossed from the Ben Franklin Bridge.

Couldn't have been a fall?

Bruising under her arms.

Dragged and dumped.

A letter was found in her pocket.

Signature and most of the print was washed away

but a few words are readable.

"Been afraid..

"Wanting to..

Feelings for you.."

- An admirer. - With good penmanship.

The lead suspect was Aaron Dutra, Vanessa's ex.

An ROTC Penn grad.

Just gotten back from the Gulf War.

And got thrown out of the party that night.

'Case against him didn't stick, though.'

Hmm...among other things, bad penmanship.

[John] 'Where do you think the letter came from'

'Kleeman, this new victim?'

He had some kind of obsession with her.

What else do we know about this guy?

No record, no warrants. The man was clean.

[Scotty] 'Can't say the same for his house.'

Neighbor said the wife died three years ago.

He turned into a hermit, let the place go.

And the relationship between him and the Prosser girl?

No connections yet but he did have

some of her personal items.

Receipts, school papers, journal entries.

Maybe he was stalking her.

But how'd he get her stuff?

Walter Sparr was the assigned on her case.

Will, do you know where he is?

Maybe the shore. I'll find him.

Let's see if Vanessa's parents know who Kleeman was to her.

No. I-I don't know him.

'Mm, who is he?'

His name is Darren Kleeman.

He was killed last night.

Killed?

Uh, what's this got to do with Vanessa?

We were hoping you could tell us.

She was living at home, right?

Yes. She was trying to save money.

She wanted to spend the summer in Washington.

This man had some of Vanessa's things at his house.

Well, I don't understand how that could be.

Uh, one theory is Vanessa was involved with this guy.

Uh, but he looks like he's twice her age.

So that might explain something.

A few weeks before Vanessa died..

'...we were making dinner.'

- George Bush is a war hero. - Oh!

And he doesn't know what a grocery scanner is.

Well, I, for one, like that Hillary Clinton.

I liked her headbands, and I don't know why

'she had to change them.'

[doorbell rings]

Dad, you have to vote for Clinton.

I need a job next year.

And never mind the Gennifer Flowers tapes.

Gennifer Flowers is a skank.

That's one thing we can agree on.

Uh-hm. For, uh...Vanessa.

[P.J.] 'Aaron still thinks he's in the game, huh?'

They're not from Aaron.

No? Who from?

It's just a thank-you for the campaign.

- Ho-ho! - Ah! Ah!

Ooh, ooh, ooh! Apply pressure here. Direct pressure. Come on.

Hold on. Grab it, honey. Hurry up, hurry up. Here we go.

[P.J.] And then we got distracted when she cut herself.

Her blood didn't clot properly.

So you never found out who sent the flowers.

No.

I suppose you didn't realize Vanessa was missing

until the next day.

We figured she'd gone back

to her friend's place on campus, Beth Reardon.

She drove that night.

You build all these?

Just designed them.

I'm the architect, not the contractor.

I've never seen him before.

Who is he?

Maybe someone Vanessa was involved with.

I doubt that.

Know a better candidate?

I thought she had something going on

but she was being secretive.

Anyone else who might know who Vanessa was seeing?

Ask Aaron Dutra.

'He was all but stalking her at the time.'

Her old boyfriend?

She broke up with him but he wasn't taking no for an answer.

You see him at the party that night?

He was hard to miss.

I couldn't vote for Clinton.

I was too jealous of the Gore girls.

[Vanessa] 'Perot is crazy.'

'He kept dropping out of the race.'

I liked Stockdale in the debate.

[Aaron] 'Vanessa!'

[Gin Blossom singing "Hey Jealousy"]

Why are you here?

You were supposed to wait, Vee.

You're drunk.

Shut up.

Aaron, it's over. I told you this.

I saw you with him...today.

You're following me?

I saw him touch you, like you're his..

Stop.

- Where is he? - Aaron

[Aaron] 'Where is he? I know he's here.'

Aaron, sleep it off.

♪ Tomorrow we can drive around this town ♪

♪ And let the cops chase us around.. ♪♪

Cops asked me about him first time around.

He was an idiot, but..

...not a killer.

You and Aaron ever compare notes

on who this other guy might've been?

Aaron and I never compared anything.

- He got sick after that. - Sick?

I heard it was Gulf War Syndrome.

Sounds like Vanessa's ex saw her

with her new admirer the day she died.

You gone to him?

He was too sick to see us today.

We'll go back tomorrow.

That was Walter Sparr.

He remember the Prosser case?

Remembers Darren Kleeman, too.

'Said he started coming around a few years back.'

Had a bunch of theories on how the girl died.

He cameherewith theories?

Thought it was some kind of political conspiracy.

So...he was trying to solve her murder.

But why was he interested in Vanessa?

We still don't have a connection.

Maybe we do.

Remember all the blood at the Kleeman scene?

The autopsy explains it. He was a hemophiliac.

Like Vanessa.

- It's hereditary? - Coroner says yes.

Females are just carriers, but some show symptoms.

Blood relation.

Vanessa was Darren Kleeman's daughter?

Yes.

He was Vanessa's father.

Uh, it wasn't...even an affair. It was just one night.

You were already married?

Darren...was my high school sweetheart.

We had our ten-year reunion

his pals had a suite upstairs.

Old times' sake?

Stupid...very stupid.

My husband doesn't know, and neither did Vanessa.

Did Darren keep in touch?

No. No, we'd agreed on that.

We had separate lives till three years ago.

When he started looking into Vanessa's death?

His wife had died, said he was trying to fill the void.

Any idea who he suspected?

[Carol] 'No.'

I let him look through Vanessa's things

and then I asked him not to come back.

'I had just lost my daughter.'

I couldn't risk losing my husband, too.

If Kleeman was looking into Vanessa's murder

and got too close to the truth

that could explain his death, too.

So we're thinking one doer for both murders.

We got to find out what Kleeman knew

who he was after.

Where've you been, Scotty?

Charming the pants off a 90-year-old historian

who works for the DNC.

So, you got the photo?

Everyone on the regional campaign in '92.

Taken the day of the election.

'Vanessa's ex came to the party looking for her new guy.'

Maybe the new guy is here.

Who's Kite with?

I don't know.

- I thought you and him were-- - Yeah. Yeah. I don't know.

Let's go see if Aaron's feeling better.

[Aaron] 'Whatever it is, I was here watching TV.'

It's about Vanessa Prosser.

[sighs]

Of course it is.

The night of her murder, you showed up

at the election party pretty upset.

Look at your records.

I've had this conversation a hundred times already.

Let's make it a hundred and one.

It was the turkey talking.

Bourbon. I'd been drinking all day.

Can you turn off the cooking show?

Before I went to the Gulf

'Vanessa and I got engaged.'

When I got back

she was supposed to be waiting for me.

But instead, she found someone new.

Could you I.D. her new boyfriend from a picture?

Him. Glasses, front.

- You're sure? - Hundred per cent.

[Four Non Blondes singing "What's Up?"]

Thanks.

Hi.

Thank you very much.

- I voted. Did you? - Yeah.

You know, I consider myself a reasonably smart guy

but those ballots are confusing.

I know. What happens if you don't knock out

the little square all the way?

Who knows?

♪ And so I cry sometimes when I'm lying in bed ♪

♪ Just to get it all out what's in my head ♪

♪ And I I'm feeling ♪

♪ A little peculiar ♪♪

David Lake.

I know that name.

[instrumental music]

Abbey Lake, Congressman's Chief of Staff.

Detectives Rush and Valens.

Sister, not wife.

Everyone makes that mistake.

We're here to talk to David.

Oh, I'm sorry, he's in Washington.

Maybe I can help?

We're looking into an old homicide.

Vanessa Prosser.

Oh, that was awful.

She was a really nice girl.

Oh, we heard she and your brother

might have been involved.

Her and David? No.

You sure?

A lot of girls on the campaign

were charmed by David.

That's the story of his life.

Occupational hazard.

Vanessa was a lot like the other girls, that's all.

♪ And so I wake in the morning.. ♪♪

- 'Ready?' - Are we in a hurry?

We have a conference call in an hour.

That's right.

- We'll see you at the party? - David, I have something--

The polls close in four hours.

We need you on the phones.

Final push.

You'll see him tonight, Vanessa.

♪ And I say hey hey hey hey ♪♪

She was sweet, but young...naive.

Star struck.

David's only human.

He gets flattered.

Part of my job was and is keeping him focused.

Well, we'd still really like to talk to your brother.

As soon as he's back in town.

I'm here at the local Democratic election party

where hundreds of volunteers have helped Bill Clinton..

11:15, election night.

'Abbey Lake, David's sister.'

And the future Congressman himself.

[woman on TV] 'with lots of hope and..'

No Vanessa, though.

Could be out of frame.

Could be dead.

We think Lake had a relationship with Vanessa?

His sister says no.

Well, we'll see if his handwriting matches

that letter found on her body.

Be delicate, Scotty.

He runs to his friends in the Mayor's Office

I'm the one who gets the call.

What else do we know about him?

Been in Washington since '92.

Elected to Congress two years ago.

Went to Princeton, Columbia Law. Raised up north, in Redding.

[Nick] 'Redding!'

Yeah.

My victim made a couple calls to Redding the day he got shot.

Kleeman did?

Yeah, to a guy named Marvin Dobie.

[machine drilling]

Marvin Dobie?

Philadelphia Homicide.

Yeah, so?

Hey, nice...custom job.

Bamboo rod. Tail water reel.. Expensive hobby.

Convictions for fraud, forgery, bad checks..

Which of those hobbies got you that rod?

What do you want from me?

You know a guy named Darren Kleeman?

Nah.

Really? He called you last week.

Well, maybe he got a wrong number.

You talk to wrong numbers for six minutes?

Maybe I got lonely.

Kleeman got killed later that day.

Know anything about that?

Dead? Boo.

Know him now?

[Will] 'How about her?'

'Name's Vanessa Prosser.'

Sorry. Anyone else?

[Nick] 'How about Congressman David Lake?'

Yeah, of him. He's from the neighborhood.

You friendly?

Marvin 'I wouldn't say that.'

Look, I got to get to the scrap yard.

'This your writing?'

Ah, no, man. That's the architect.

They all write like that.

Old set of blueprints from Dobie. Check out the print.

Here's the letter from Vanessa's pocket.

'Compare the two.'

Dobie 's architect wrote Vanessa a love letter?

They almost match.

Almost. This is called "lettering."

You look at any set of plans, it basically looks like this.

All architects print this way for clarity

so it's hard to tell one from the next.

But we only got one architect in this investigation.

Mm-hm...Beth Reardon.

[instrumental music]

Where did you find this?

It was in Vanessa's pocket.

It's your writing, isn't it?

I guess I was... kind of in love with her.

It's my fault she died.

Why do you say that?

We went outside.

I knew something was bothering her.

[rain drops splatter]

Don't worry about Aaron.

He'll regret it all in the morning.

I'm not.

Then what are you worried about?

You're not telling me something.

Do you ever wish you could just...go backwards

and...unlearn something?

Like?

I just want things to be simple..

...but they're a mess.

Tell me what you mean.

I can't.

♪ No you can't ♪

♪ Do a thing ♪

♪ To stop me ♪

- Beth! - I'm sorry.

I don't know what to say.

Don't say anything.

♪ Making love with somebody ♪

Just read.

♪ Exactly like you ♪♪

I was her ride that night.

If I hadn't left..

...maybe she'd still be alive.

You told the first detectives

you were home the rest of the night.

Passed out on my bathroom floor.

So no alibi, then.

That's my alibi.

That's where I was.

How about this past Thursday night?

I...was in the E.R.

My son had an asthma attack.

Did Vanessa ever mention the name Marvin Dobie?

[Scotty] 'Ex-con from Redding.'

No bells?

Redding..

She took a bus to Reading

a few days before the election.

She say why?

I heard her on the phone, checking schedules.

When I asked her about it... she changed the subject.

[Lilly] 'Darren Kleeman calls Dobie in Reading, ends up dead.'

Vanessa goes to Redding..

Probably to contact Dobie.

Same ending.

All roads lead to Redding.

Congressman's hometown.

Believe me, I understand the need for low income housing

I come from humble beginnings, and if it were up to me

we'd break ground tomorrow.

But we just simply don't have the resources.

Me siento mucho.

He just told them he "sits down a lot."

Gracias. Gracias. Thank you for coming.

How are you?

[David] 'Uh, Vanessa and I worked on the campaign together.'

That all you did together?

We hear you may have been more than coworkers.

Excuse me.

Just had Lasik.

Put it off as long as I could.

20/400 in both eyes.

Contacts never seem to fit right.

Uh-hm. This a filibuster, Congressman?

[chuckles]

Okay.

Vanessa and I were involved.

[Lilly] 'But you kept it quiet.'

We don't want people on the campaign to know.

And after Vanessa died?

My coming forward wouldn't have helped.

Wouldn't have helped you.

I had no information

andI was concerned about

being associated with an event like that.

Even though it was your girlfriend that got killed?

She wasn't, though.

We broke things off that night.

[Chris Issak singing "Can't Do A Thing"]

You've been avoiding me?

No, I think you have that reversed.

[chuckles]

Where's your friend?

She went home.

And the ex-boyfriend?

Don't know...don't care.

Vee, I've been offered a position..

...in Washington.

That's great!

This is what you wanted.

Yeah.

The thing is..

'...it wouldn't make sense for us to..'

...to make this long-distance.

I thought the idea was that we were gonna go

to Washington together, not break up.

Things have a way of turning on a dime in this business.

Is it because of Abbey?

What did Abbey have to do with it?

She was always

worried about loose ends with the girls I dated.

You ever get back to your humble beginnings in Reading?

Not really. No time.

'Cause Vanessa did.

Went to see a guy named Marvin Dobey.

Hmm, I don't know the name.

Says he lived in your neighborhood.

And I pride myself on my ability to remember people.

Thanks for being frank with us.

If there's one thing I learned from Bill Clinton

never lie about that sort of thing.

Maybe, he didn't lie about Vanessa.

- He lied about Dobey. - You found a connection?

Yeah, I pulled the forms to see who posted bail

on Dobey's arrests. Fraud, '77.

$5,000 bond posted by Linda Syverson.

Who's that?

Got her own record, for prostitution

but only once under that name.

In her married years, she was known as--

- Linda Lake. - Mother of David and Abbey.

What does she have to do with Dobey?

Shared an address for a year. Probably, her boyfriend.

So Dobey didn't live in the same neighborhood as David Lake

he lived in the same house.

And Lake couldn't place the name.

Which is doubly curious, considering

the checks he's been writing.

Marvin Dobey has been getting

payments from a trust since the late '80s.

A trust set up by David Lake.

And the congressman's giving Dobey financial support?

But what is Dobey givinghim?

You said you didn't know Darren Kleeman.

[Lilly] 'Or Vanessa Prosser.'

We think you did, though, and now they're both dead.

Not 'cause of me.

'Cause of something you know, then.

You also lied about Congressman Lake.

Not only did you know him

you lived in his house when he was a teenager.

I ain't talking about Lake.

Don't want them checks to stop coming.

[Lilly] 'Someone's going away for this girl's murder.'

'Comes down to you or Lake.'

Who do you think gets the benefit of the doubt?

The congressman or the ex-con?

Lake has resources, lawyers, status.

- What have you got? - Self-respect.

That's more than he can say.

You tell me I don't get rung up on some extortion rap

and I tell you what you wanna know.

I think we can sell that to the DA.

'Kleeman called me up'

said he found my name in this girl's stuff.

How that happened, I don't know.

Okay.

He asked what I knew about her getting killed.

- What'd you tell him? - Nothing to tell.

I didn't know she was dead.

I met her that one time. That's all I knew of her.

So Vanessa did visit you in '92.

I don't know how she found me.

She just showed up at my door, out of the blue.

Why does David Lake send you money?

David who, darlin'?

Look, I'm not looking for trouble.

I just, I just wanna know why.

I don't know what you're talking about.

He writes you checks.

I've seen them.

Are you some kind of reporter?

No. A friend.

You go home, little girl.

Buy yourself some shoes, take your mind off of things.

I don't know what you're doing

but I know enough to call the police.

[dramatic music]

Why don't you just ask David?

I did.

He won't tell me anything.

You're more than just a friend of his, aren't you?

Oh, God.

I almost feel bad for you.

Why did you feel bad for her?

She was in over her head.

See, David and his sister Abbey..

...they were more than friends, too.

- Brother and sister? - Yeah.

Uh, yeah.

Dobey caught them a few times while he was living with them.

- He have proof? - What? Like pictures?

- Yeah. - 'No. No pictures.'

But David and Abbey were worried enough

to be paying him off the past 20 years.

Man...I voted for this guy.

Dobey told Vanessa Prosser about it.

We think she went and confronted the happy couple.

And got killed for it.

And last week, Dobey called the congressman

to report that Darren Kleeman was sniffing around.

Few hours later, Kleeman ends up with two in the head.

But Lake was in DC that day.

No, Dobey says Abbey took the call.

So you think Abbey didbothjobs?

When it comes to her brother, Abbey takes care of everything.

Now, Dobey's got a sheet like War and Peace,Kite.

He could be compelled to testify.

Hearsay from a repeat felon won't buy you much.

You wanna get our murderer, you gotta get her to talk.

[Abbey] 'I didn't kill anyone.'

But what would give you an idea like that?

Not what. Who.

Acquaintance of yours. Kind of an in-law, actually.

Marvin Dobey.

[scoffs]

What rock did he crawl out from under?

You should know. you paid for it.

Hush money couldn't keep him quiet, though.

Your own brother, Abbey?

My own brother, what?

When it gets out David Lake took advantage

of his sister when they were teenagers..

It'll finish him.

Do you have any idea how that sounds?

I know how it's gonna read. National Enquirer, Star--

The gyp papers too.

They'll stop the presses for this one.

That would be slander. We'd sue you.

But by that time, everyone will know.

Can't unring a bell.

[Scotty] 'That charming brother of yours won't have a career left.'

[Lilly] 'Maybe, that's what Abbey wants..'

...to have her favorite guy all to herself.

That's why you killed Vanessa, isn't it?

What do you say, Abbey?

'We call up the gossip rags, or..'

...you start spilling.

Okay.

I need assurances.

What kind?

You keep certainthings out of the press.

They'll come out at trial.

Not if I plead guilty.

David didn't take advantage of me. I was older.

It was me.

And Vanessa found this out?

She should've minded her own business.

Adams Morgan?

How about Georgetown?

It'd be so great if we could work at the White House.

Assuming Clinton wins.

[Vanessa] 'We could get an apartment together.'

- Dog? - Cat.

Both.

I want to go to every museum on the Mall.

It's a easy train trip back to Philly.

Oh, it would be great, Vee.

[instrumental music]

- Abbey. - Hi. Sorry.

It's late, I know.

How long have you been standing there?

What do you mean? I just got here.

I need you to sign some checks.

$6,000 now?

[Abbey] 'That's his new number.'

[David] 'Tell him forget it.'

We can't let him keep raising the amount.

You want a future in the public eye..

...you pay him.

[dramatic music]

That would get a girl curious.

If I'd been more successful at deflecting her..

[sighs]

I wouldn't have had to do what I did.

Which was?

I sent her down the stairs of the hotel parking garage

then dumped her from the bridge.

All for David's brilliant career.

I owed him.

For what I did when we were young.

And David agreed to sweep this under the rug?

- He doesn't know anything. - 'What about Kleeman?'

Doesn't know about him, either.

So you admit to shooting him?

Two shots. He was as close as you are right now.

That was your .38?

It was a .25.

You can find it in my apartment.

Hey, got her gun.

Ballistics will test fire and compare

but she looks good for it.

Well, that'll make the bosses happy.

Better her than the congressman.

They were getting nervous upstairs, huh?

Can I show you something?

He ain't wearing his glasses.

- So? - So..

'...where'd they go?'

I lose mine three times a day, Scotty.

You're not blind without them. Lake said he had 20/400 vision.

What's the theory?

Maybe, he lost them in a struggle.

[Scotty] 'Abbey's taking the fall.'

'In her twisted devotion to David she figures better'

to let him go on, doin' all his good. She'll sit in jail.

- That's a little thin. - It makes sense.

Scotty, we got nothing on him.

- I know he did it. - But we can't make the case.

Sooner or later, Scotty, one's gonna get by you.

Happens to us all.

I wanna go see Lake one more time.

[David] 'I don't know who Darren Kleeman is.'

He was Vanessa's real father.

He was looking into her death.

Which means he was looking into you.

- You think I killed Vanessa? - Leanin' there.

Except your sister says she did it.

- She said that? - 'Made a deal.'

Copped to both murders.

In exchange, we don't leak your dirty little secret.

I have to call Abbey.

Without your help, she's looking at life.

How can I help?

Tell us what happened to Vanessa.

I don't know.

You know.

[sighs]

[phone ringing]

Excuse me.

I don't have anything more to say.

He almost went in there.

Know that call Stillman didn't want to get from the brass?

He got it.

We have to leave Lake alone.

Commissioner's orders.

[sighs]

Hey, hey, heard you went back at the congressman.

[sighs] Yeah, till the bosses shut us down.

Got a pretty good case against his sister.

Yeah, must be nice having a different set of rules.

I saw you with that new ADA.

- Julie? - Yeah, Julie.

Actually, I'm on my way to meet her now.

- Have fun. - Rush! Rush!

I'll cut her loose right now if it's just you and me

but I haven't heard that from you.

- So until you've decided that-- - Okay. Okay.

- Okay what? - Just you and me.

Then, um, I'll go, uh, meet her right now.

Uh, be polite for an hour.

Then tell her that I'm otherwise engaged.

Okay.

Okay.

Congressman.

You're not allowed to be here.

I'm off duty.

- Just two guys talking. - I don't think so.

Your life's pretty important, huh?

Everyone's life is important.

Not Vanessa's, apparently. Or Abbey's.

What kind of man lets his sister take his bullet?

You don't know about Abbey and me.

I know more than I wanna know.

We had a hard upbringing.

Yeah, humble beginnings.

It was a lot worse than humble.

It made us very close. I can't make you understand.

Yeah, I don't need to understand that.

I just want the truth about Vanessa, how she died.

Well, You got a law degree, right?

- You know about Miranda. - Yeah.

Well, I haven't Mirandized you. so anything you

tell me right now, I can't use in court. You're protected.

And we can have a conversation.

- About what? - The truth.

Why would you wanna know something

you could do nothing about?

That's for me to know.

What you need to know is I ain't leavin' till you tell me.

I thought that she had left the party.

I never expected to see her again.

Vanessa, what are you doing here?

I went to Reading this weekend.

I met Marvin Dobey.

Why would you do that?

I just wanted to know what was coming between us.

What did he say?

- It doesn't matter. - What did he say?

He told me...about you and Abbey.

But it's alright.

Vanessa, we can't. I can't.

We can. We can be together.

You just have to look forward and not back.

I love you.

I can't!

Vee?

Oh, God. Vanessa!

Oh, God.

[beeping]

Abbey?

Abbey, I screwed up.

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

[Duran Duran singing "Ordinary World"]

♪ Came in from a rainy Thursday on the avenue ♪

♪ Thought I heard you talking softly ♪

♪ I turned on the lights the TV and the radio ♪

♪ Still I can't escape the ghost of you ♪

♪ What has happened to it all ♪

♪ Crazy some are saying ♪

♪ Where is the life that I recognize ♪

♪ Gone away ♪

♪ But I won't cry for yesterday ♪

♪ There's an ordinary world ♪

♪ Somehow I have to find ♪

♪ And as I try to make my way ♪

♪ To the ordinary world ♪

♪ I will learn to survive ♪

♪ Passion or coincidence ♪

♪ Once prompted you to say ♪

♪ Pride will tear us both apart ♪

♪ Well now pride's gone out the window ♪

♪ Cross the rooftops run away ♪

♪ Left me in the vacuum of my heart ♪

♪ What is happening to me ♪

♪ Crazy some'd say ♪

♪ Where is my friend when I need you most ♪

♪ Gone away ♪

♪ But I won't cry for yesterday ♪

♪ There's an ordinary world ♪

♪ Somehow I have to find ♪♪