All language subtitles for NCIS Los Angeles S08 E16 Eng Sub

Previously on NCIS: Los Angeles:

Before you fled Russia, I asked
Arkady to look in on Katerina.

And I learned that she had a daughter.

My daughter.

- You're a grandfather.
- And you an uncle.

Does she know?

We're gonna tell her. No more secrets.

Don't worry, Grandpa.
You survived worse than this.

Bayonet in Korea,
shrapnel to your lungs at Khe Sanh.

This is just a little difficulty breathing,
that's all.

I'm gonna stay right with you.

Make sure these guys
know what they're doing.

Doesn't one of you need to drive?

You gonna be okay? Ahem.
It's a lot to take in.

No, um... Okay, so, Sullivan...

- You mean Ferris.
- Right. Ferris. He's dead?

Oh, yeah. Double tap to the head.

Okay. And what about Sabatino?
He's...?

He's still missing. We have to find him.
But can we cut to the chase?

Do you think that I am ready
to get back to work or not?

Honestly, after hearing all that,

I don't think any of you
are ready to go back.

Oh, my God, Nate, are you serious?

What are you gonna do,
shut down the team?

That's exactly what
the mole would've wanted.

Unless that was
the intention all along.

So, what are you...?
What are you saying?

I don't know, Nate. How long have
you been working for the CIA?

Okay. Yeah, heh. Good one.

I'm sorry. I shouldn't be joking
during a psych eval.

No, it's okay. Means you're not trying
to impress me, which is good.

Shows that your confidence
has returned.

Good. Okay.
So, what are you waiting for?

Unless, of course, you knew

that trying not to impress me
would impress me more.

No, you know what?

So help me, God, I will throw
you through that window.

And now you're threatening me.
And that's the Kensi I know.

That's the Kensi we need in the field.

So I can go back to work?

From the sound of it,
you've been back for a while. Yes.

Thank you.

Heh.

Last night
Lieutenant Warren Miller disappeared.

He is the lead designer
of the next generation

of nuclear reactors used to power
the Navy's aircraft carriers.

There would be a long list of enemies
who'd like to get their hands on that.

So, what happened?

Miller was visiting his grandfather,
Louis Miller, he's a new resident

at the Bayside
Veterans Retirement Home.

At around 8 p.m. last night,
he had trouble breathing.

He was placed in an ambulance
that never arrived at the hospital

and we can't find it.

So we have two missing persons:
LT Miller and his grandfather.

Well, the two paramedics.

Actually, the paramedics
have been accounted for.

They were found bound and gagged
in a utility shed in Balboa Park.

Deeks is on his way
to interview them now.

Hello. Kaleidoscope picked up
the missing ambulance.

This is ten minutes ago downtown,

and that parking lot
looks like a dead end.

We're on our way.

Oh, are you going with them, or...?

Uh, no.
I just have another appointment.

- Sorry. It's just last-minute.
- It's fine. It's totally fine.

- But you okay?
- Yeah, of course.

- I'll be back. Two hours.
- Okay.

I'm gonna put in a request telling
criminals to abandon vehicles

in areas
that don't require tetanus shots.

Yeah, good luck with that.

It's Lieutenant Miller.

How is he?

His pulse is weak but he's still alive.

Meperidine.
That's a pretty strong opioid.

That's enough to kill him.

- Nell.
- Yeah, Callen?

Miller's been drugged.
We're gonna need a...

Never mind. You save. I'll drive.

Naloxone.

Naloxone.

Naloxone.

Found it.
This should buy us some time.

You might want to buckle up.

I'm about to inject him, hold it smooth.

- Hold on! Washing machine!
- What?

Any more large appliances
I should know about?

All right, all clear.

Hang in there, lieutenant.
Hang in there.

Hey. Doctors are in. How's Miller?
You know where his grandfather is?

- LT's still unconscious, but he'll live.
- Okay.

- No thanks to G's driving.
- Easy.

- That washer cut me off.
- What's that mean?

How'd it go with Nate this morning?

He thinks we're all permanently
scarred and dangerous to society,

but then I reminded him
that I could kick his ass and, um, voila.

- It's about damn time.
- I don't know.

I was kind of enjoying
having this desk all to myself.

- You are lying.
- Speaking of which,

- where's Deeks?
- Well, he's on his way back

from talking
to the hijacked paramedics.

It looks like they took
a call out to Balboa Park

last night around 7 p.m.

When they arrived they were attacked
by two men wearing masks

who then stole their uniforms
and the ambulance.

- Did you trace the call?
- Yep. Burner phone, so dead end.

Why would they go to the trouble
of kidnapping Lieutenant Miller

and then leaving him behind?

Either they got what they wanted
or this was never about him.

What do we know
about his grandfather?

Master Sergeant Louis Miller.

Born in 1936 in Philadelphia.
He's a Marine Corps vet.

Korea. Vietnam.

Two-time Purple Heart
and Silver Star recipient.

He's also from a long line
of military service.

His grandfather,
he served in World War I.

His father died in Guadalcanal.

And his son,
he lost his son in Desert Storm.

Well, we may have started this
with a missing lieutenant,

but now Master Sergeant
Louis Miller is our case

- and we need to find him.
- May I suggest

we start with the retirement home?

He was having a problem
with his oxygen.

Maybe there's somebody
working on the inside.

Agreed.

I want you and Deeks undercover
at the retirement home.

Perfect.

- And, Ms. Blye?
- Yes?

Welcome back.

Thank you.

- Uh, Mr. Hanna?
- Yeah?

A Secret Service agent
will meet you in the boatshed.

It seems Louis
is a person of interest

- in one of their investigations.
- What kind of investigation?

- Well, that's for you to find out.
- Okay.

And, Mr. Callen,

you and I have
another matter to attend to.

- Off to the boatshed.
- Mm.

Have fun.

So Kensi's not the only one
back at work.

The moles have been
identified or caught,

- and you still have your job.
- Mm, a small victory.

At great cost.

Yeah. Any, uh...
Any update on Granger?

It may be a long recovery.

Is something else going on with him?

He'll pull through.

And he's not the matter at hand,
Mr. Callen.

Yeah. I, uh... Ahem. I think I know
what this is about.

Joelle.

No. No, I don't wanna talk
about that bitch.

- Why? Do you?
- No.

Good.

But your sister Alex
is another matter.

- Half-sister.
- Right.

I assume I don't need to tell you
about the father of her child?

Pacey Smith.

Hetty, you don't have to worry.
I know all about him, I...

His arrest, his time in prison.
I'm keeping an eye on him.

You are not the only one.

Kaleidoscope picked up
your father in Mr. Smith's vicinity

on two different occasions this week.

You directed resources
to track my father?

He's in the country
under NCIS authority.

- He's our responsibility and liability.
- No, Hetty, he's mine.

I will deal with it immediately.

Mr. Callen. Your sister.

I understand your reasons
for not telling Alex,

given everything we've been
through here recently.

Still, I would say this:
Don't let a temporary solution

become a permanent mistake.

Now with the re-spin...

And this is our common room
where residents can play games,

watch TV, tell war stories. Heh.

Your grandmother definitely
won't be bored here at Bayside.

Oh, she entertains herself,
trust me.

What kind of assistance
does your grandmother need?

- Physical? Dietary?
- No, none of the above.

What I really wanna see
is your security room.

- She has a habit of sneaking off.
- Uh, sure. Follow me.

Thank you.

- And she doesn't miss a beat.
- Next part's up to you.

All right.

Captain Westbrook.
Sir. The man, the myth, the legend.

My name is Martin Deeks,
and I'm with NCIS.

I think you know my boss,
Henrietta Lange.

But I don't know you.

That is true, sir. Which is why
she gave me the code word:

Diomedes.

Heh.

You know what we used
to call her?

Hetty of Troy.

Because she could launch
a thousand ships.

Well, Hetty's got one more
mission for you, captain,

and I've only got one more question.

How fast do you think
this chair can go?

I know that smile.

We have full coverage of all
public spaces inside and out,

and limited coverage
of a select few rooms,

when deemed medically necessary.

- Sorry, is that normal? Oh. Oh, oh.
- What the hell?

Look out!

Captain Westbrook! What...? Ugh.

Nice work, sweetheart.

I mean, captain was flying
Blackbirds over Russia in the '60s.

I wouldn't be surprised
if he hits Mach 3.

All right, Nell, you should have
the home security feed up now.

Yep. Got them.

I'll start scanning
for anything suspicious now.

Awesome.
I'm gonna check out Louis' room.

- Watch my back.
- Will do.

- We talked about this.
- It is not mine.

Great. Even better.

Haven't seen you in a little while.

What are you doing here?

It is best you do not know.

Does this involve Pacey Smith?
We talked about that, too.

Look, he served his time.

In America, we give people
a second chance.

What?
You don't believe in a second chance?

Then what are you still doing here?
In this country? With me?

This is your second chance.

We made a deal.
Right? No more secrets.

Did we?

We were going to tell
Alexandra everything.

But at the first sign of danger, pbbt.

Grisha, do not second-guess yourself.
It was the right decision.

We must protect the family,
no matter the cost.

Just stay away from Pacey Smith.
Can you do that for me?

It might prove difficult.

He had been very quiet.
I thought he might have suffocated.

This may be how you do things
in Russia...

- In Russia he would be dead.
- He's the father of your grandson.

He is a drug dealer.
Prison did nothing to change him.

I took these yesterday.

They are members of a gang
with ties to a Mexican cartel.

That was three days ago
at Alexandra's house.

This is getting ridiculous.
Can you please just call him?

He is on his way, Agent DeChamps.

- If you'll just have a seat.
- I'm tired of sitting. I'm tired of waiting.

Agent Hanna has more important
things to do than listen to me.

That depends
on what she has to say.

Agent Hanna, this is Secret
Service Special Agent Nicole De...

DeChamps. I can't listen
to you butcher it again.

- It's about time you got here.
- Oh, well, I came as soon as I heard.

- Thank you, Agent Thompson.
- Good luck.

- Well, he's a piece of work.
- Well, I don't wanna waste any more

of your precious time,
Agent DeChamps.

What do you have on Louis Miller?

- Do you know what this is?
- Looks like a picture of a coin.

It's a 1933 Double Eagle gold coin.

The Gold Reserve Act of 1934
made it illegal for citizens

to possess gold currency,
but I think Louis Miller's hiding one.

Heh. Wait, hold on.
A decorated vet's been kidnapped,

and you're talking to me
about pocket change?

I thought the guy
threatened the president.

I don't work threat assessment
or protection.

I do financial crimes.

This is hardly pocket change.

In 2002, a Double Eagle
was legally auctioned

- for seven and a half million dollars.
- Okay.

So, what makes you think
Louis Miller has one

of these seven-and-a-half-
million-dollar coins?

Even though the '33
never made it into circulation,

several coins still ended up
with collectors.

The Secret Service has spent
decades tracking them down.

Initially,
the investigation focused

on a U.S. Mint employee
named George McCann.

Recently we found evidence
that another employee

took a coin, Jackson Miller.

- Louis' grandfather.
- Yeah, I figure

it's been passed down
through the family ever since.

I interviewed Louis twice last week

I was going again today,
but he's given me the slip.

Yeah, well, we found his grandson
drugged within an inch of his life.

Trust me, he didn't do this
to hide a coin.

Yeah.

When you spoke to Louis,
was it at the retirement home?

Yeah. He's not very mobile.

We think someone at the home may
be involved with the kidnapping.

Maybe you started
this chain of events.

We spoke privately in his room.
But when I left the second time,

there was an old man
standing outside his door.

- Maybe eavesdropping.
- Did you catch a name?

No. But I could pick him out
in a photo lineup.

Hey, Deeks,
I'm sending you a photo now.

Agent DeChamps just ID'd
a veteran of interest.

Name is Edward O'Boyle.

Yep. I got him.

Gentlemen, young lady,
what's the game?

Texas Hold 'Em. What's it look like?

- I am gonna raise you five.
- You mind if I join?

- Who are you?
- My name's Marty.

I'm actually here visiting my uncle.
Uncle Randall...

- You talk too much.
- What?

- Beat it.
- Oh, Eddie, let him play.

Yeah, Eddie, you should let him play.

Fine. Buy-in's 100.

- A hundred? As in like $1007?
- Mm.

- High rollers.
- Under the table.

It's not the Bellagio. Jeez Louise.

Um, hi.

You don't normally take appointments
in the middle of the workday.

That's true. But, you know,
like I said, it was last-minute so...

So you're... I mean, I know we
don't tell each other everything

and that's fine, but you'd tell me
if you weren't okay, right?

- Nate.
- Nate?

- Hey.
- Hi.

What are you doing here?

Oh, just coming
to check up on my patient.

Your patient?

Yeah. Kensi. She's back in the field.

Oh, yeah. Kensi.
Kensi is back in the field, yeah.

And I think she's doing well.
I think she's doing really great.

We're not the experts.
You're the expert.

You're the psychologist.
We're not. What do you think?

I think she's fine. I mean,
she just finished searching

a kidnapped veteran's room
for a rare gold coin

so it's nothing too serious at this point.

Yeah. That's how it always starts,
right?

Then comes the running
and the shooting.

Yeah. Oh, hello.

I just got some more
info on Edward O'Boyle.

Hey, that's the veteran
Deeks is playing poker with, right?

Yes, it is.
But none of this makes any sense.

Hey, can you run down
some names for me?

Yeah, no problem.

Um, did you need something?
Because Kensi should be back later.

Yes. Kensi. Right.

I'll just come back
when she's here and...

- Okay.
- Bye, Nate.

I mean, he's really weird
sometimes, right?

Yeah.
So, Beach Boy, you folding or what?

No, quite the contrary.
I am, gentlemen,

- allin.
- Look at you.

- Tom?
- Oh, no, no, no.

Why'd you do that?
That was a good hand.

This damned air conditioning.

Excuse me. Okay.

Just you and me, I guess.
Let's see them.

Well, read them and weep.

Full house.

Very impressive.
But not as impressive as four kings.

You got guts, kid.
Maybe another time, huh?

I did not see that coming.
And I really needed that money.

Because my uncle, he's got the...
Well, he's got the scurvy.

And the back is...
Sometimes I get tears in my eyes.

Can I just borrow this for a second?

- Oh, no.
- What is this?

Cards inside your napkin?
I mean, that's a pretty great grift,

but the key to this whole thing
is right there.

Because while Eddie was cheating,
Ginger here was distracting you.

Didn't even work on you
a little, handsome?

I mean, you are a stone-cold fox,
but I got a lady bird.

- Thank you, though, Ginger.
- Okay. So you caught us.

What are you gonna do now?
I'm a war hero.

Mm. Well, the voices in my head
actually informed me that you're not,

- Eddie, a war hero.
- Oh, I am.

You're not a war hero. You're a liar.
That's okay. We all lie.

For instance, me,
I'm not here visiting my uncle.

Oh, jeez. Run, Ginger!

- Yeah, I'm way ahead of you, Eddie.
- I'll fend him off.

Kensi, we got a runner.
Actually, it's more like a slow walker.

It's like a scurry. Ow!

Eddie! Ow! What the heck, man? No.

What's the matter?
Did I hurt your little head?

Your pretty little head?

- Where you going?
- Put down the cane.

- How about this way?
- Eddie, stop.

Put the thing down. Eddie, put...
God Almighty.

Now, this is just some huge
misunderstanding. Tell them, Eddie.

Eddie, put it... Put
it... Put it... Put it...

Eddie, I'm warning you.

- I'm warning you.
- You don't warn me.

- I warn you. Drop the cane!
- I'm warning you!

- You can't choose who you love.
- Okay.

Put down the cane!

Drop it! Drop it! Drop it!

Okay, that's fine.

I got everything under control.
Nothing to see here, folks.

Thank you for your...
Thank you for your service.

We're gonna play bingo at 2.

Ginger!

Please don't kill me.
Please don't kill me.

Pacey, nobody is gonna hurt you.

Look, they don't know anything
yet, okay?

I swear, okay? You can destroy it.

And they won't have anything,
okay, and I'll stop, I promise.

- Listen, suka, I saw who you met with.
- Hold on a second.

Where is it?

You know what? Have at him.

No, wait, wait, wait.
It's the third button from the top.

It doesn't transmit.
It just records, I swear.

- A bug?
- It's a wire. L.A.P.D. uses these.

- It could be a trick.
- It's not a trick. He...

He's not a criminal.
He's a criminal informant.

We have rights. We want our lawyer.

Harry Zanetti. He's very good.

We called him. He said he wanted
nothing to do with you.

That's because you two are con artists

with multiple identities and outstanding
warrants in over a dozen states.

You go from retirement home
to retirement home just scamming

other elderly people
into putting you in their wills.

It's not a scam.
They bequeath that money to us.

Yeah, these people have no families.

Their inheritance just goes
to the government.

Yeah, I say better us than them.

You know, it came
to a snag with Louis Miller

because he has a grandson,

which means the Double Eagle
goes to him.

Double Eagle?
I've never heard of that.

Oh, please.
That was just too much money

for you to pass up on, wasn't it?

So you tampered with Louis'
oxygen, and you hired

two guys to hijack his ambulance.

- Wait a minute. Hold on here.
- They left the grandson for dead.

So the question is, where is Louis?

He's at the hospital.
I don't understand.

Ginger, you're far too pretty
and far too smart to play this dumb.

You're looking at kidnapping
and attempted murder.

You also assaulted an L.A.P.D. officer.

So, you know what time it is, Eddie?
It's time to show your hand.

- Tell them, Eddie.
- Well, listen, you got it all wrong.

Yeah, we do know
about the Double Eagle.

I overheard Louis
and the lady agent talking,

and after the lady left,
I asked him about the coin.

Louis denied everything,

but I can spot a lie,
so Ginger went to work.

I talked pretty to him.

I showed him a good time,
if you know what I mean.

- Think I do.
- Yeah. But there's no point

in inheriting a multimillion-dollar
gold coin if you can't sell it.

That's where Malcolm came in.

Malcolm Ariano.
He works part-time at the home.

Teaches computers.
He's a very, very smart guy.

I had the idea after watching
60 Minutes.

They did a piece on the dark web.

You know about the dark web, right?

It's like a black market
but it's on the Internet.

In the sky.

No, no, it's not... It's not in the sky.
It's a cloud.

- Clouds are in the sky.
- No, it's...

We talked about this.

There is no... There's no...

- No clouds in the sky?
- Oh, my God.

- You just are something, aren't you?
- Okay, you know what?

So Malcolm found
a buyer on the dark web?

No, not yet.

What? What's that look?

We're thinking maybe he did
and whoever it is doesn't want

to wait for your scam to pay off.

In fact, they want to
eliminate the middlemen,

in this case, you two.

- Which is why they kidnapped Louis.
- You're saying what?

The kid conned us?

Oh, let's face it, Eddie.
We're getting too old for this.

Oh, Jeez Louise.

According to Eddie and Ginger,

one of the home's part-time
employees, Malcolm Ariano,

was the one looking for the buyer.

Now, Malcolm was also one
of the last people in Louis' room

before Louis had trouble breathing.

We tracked Malcolm's cell phone
to a warehouse downtown.

It belongs to an import company

owned by
a South African businessman.

- His name is Desmond Visser.
- But Visser's legit business

is just a cover-up for his true passion,
collecting rare items.

He's even paid ISIS
for looted antiquities.

Yeah, he's had an obsession with this
Double Eagle coin ever since he lost it

at the one auction in 2002.

It seems this obsession
has become full-blown madness.

So, Sam and Agent DeChamps

are on their way
to the warehouse now.

- We tried to contact Callen.
- We can't get in touch with him.

- Do you think we should be worried?
- I'm sure he has a good reason.

- They accepted your story?
- Yeah, Pacey stuck with it,

said one of the dealers found the wire.

But that an NCIS agent undercover
came in and saved him.

I think Pacey's just happy
to be out of the Cl business.

And you?
You are not compromised?

Officially, no.

Unofficially, I crossed a line
for you today,

cleaning up your mess.

Grisha, I only did
what I thought was best

for Alex and my grandson.

It's not your decision. You...

You can't be a father
from a distance.

Either you're there, or you're not.

This isn't working.

The secrets, the lies.

Who are we really protecting?

Eric, we just pulled up
to Visser's warehouse.

He's leaving with Malcolm Ariano
and a small army.

Track them.

I didn't see Louis with them.
He might be inside the warehouse.

Hey, hey, hey. We do this together.

Louis.

Federal agent!

- Top, are you okay?
- Yeah.

Did you bring anything bigger
than those peashooters?

Well, it depends on how long
you can live without this tank.

I'll live. Go ahead.

DeChamps, are you a good shot?

First in my class
but I don't like to brag.

Don't miss.

- Good arm.
- Good shot.

- Never thought of using it for that.
- Hey, wake up. We need to talk.

Louis is alive and safe.

Oh, thank heaven.

Yeah, we just interrogated
one of Visser's men

and he said that Malcolm told Visser
you have the Double Eagle.

What? Why would he say that?
That's not true.

It doesn't matter.
That's what Visser thinks.

L.A.P.D. is sending marked units
to the veterans' home.

- No, you should send them to the bus.
- What?

Bus?
What do you mean? What bus?

We're supposed to be on a bus
to the Orange Coast Casino

along with half the residents.

Why do you think
we've been playing poker?

I found them.
That's the veterans' charter bus.

And those are Visser's SUVs.

Visser just forced
the veterans' bus onto a closed road

near Westminster Avenue.

How far out is Sam?

He and Agent DeChamps
are catching up,

but there are at least four heavily
armed men in those SUVs.

You said Westminster Avenue?

- Yeah. Not far from Seal Beach.
- Oh, I know exactly who to call.

Open the door!

- Open it!
- Got it. Stay there.

- Who are these people?
- Stay calm, everyone.

Hetty, we just pulled up
behind the bus. You make the call?

I put in a request for assistance
but we don't have an ETA.

- For now you're on your own.
- Well, what are you waiting for?

Anyone ever tell you
you're impatient?

- Hey, you only live once.
- Yeah, that's the problem.

Head down.

There's the cavalry. Just in time.

Weapons down!
Hands where we can see them!

Step away from the vehicle!

Hands up! Hands up!

- Down on the ground!
- Hands on your head!

- Get out of the vehicle! Now!
- Search that SUV!

Come on, let's go.

Remind me to send the CO
at the Naval Weapons Station

a nice bottle of Scotch.

- Crossing.
- Stay right where you are!

Hey! Turn around and freeze!

- Turn over!
- Hands behind your back!

He's all right,
just a good conk on the head.

Well, Eddie, Ginger,
it saddens me greatly

to say this is where we part ways.

Yeah. Agent Thompson
will take you from here.

It was all my fault,
I put all those vets in danger.

- No, Ginger, we share the blame.
- No, no, Eddie, you don't understand.

This morning I told Malcolm
to stop looking for a buyer.

I think he thought
we were trying to double-cross him.

What? Why would you do that?

Because Louis told me
where the coin really is.

And after that, I just...
I couldn't go through with it anymore.

Um, and where is it?

Well, you would have to ask Louis.
That is not my place to say.

Now, come on, Eddie.
Let's go.

Sure.

- I have to use the men's room.
- Okay.

Dr. Cooper
to Radiology. Dr. Cooper to Radiology.

You're still here.

I thought Louis gave you
the location of the Double Eagle.

He did.
Los Angeles National Cemetery.

Buried with his son.

You were right. He kept it in the family.

Don't worry, Agent Hanna, I'm not
gonna go digging up a Marine's grave.

I'd need to get a court order,

permission from
the Health Department.

- I'm too impatient for all that.
- Mm.

I don't think you really
cared about the coin anyway.

I think you just wanted
to get Louis back.

Anyway, ha, ha,
that's really funny, Nate.

- It's so good to see you.
- It's good to see you.

- Yeah.
- Bye, Nell.

- Night, Nate.
- Heh.

Miss that guy.
Don't see him often enough. Ha, ha.

Eric, you don't have to do that.

I know you're seeing Nate.

Yeah. So, is this weird?

Because you used to see Nate?
I mean, like, "see him" see him?

Eric, I'm still seeing Nate.

- What?
- As my psychologist.

- Right.
- Heh.

I think this has been a really
difficult year for all of us.

Yeah. I mean, Kensi and the mole
and all that fieldwork.

And your drone strike over Syria.

You know,
we never talked about that.

I don't know how.

You go through the same stuff
I go through every day.

- And you're just always so...
- I'm not, Eric.

I'm really not.

Uh, Agent Callen. Mr. Garrison.
Is everything all right?

Oh, don't worry,
this isn't official business.

Okay, so why are you here?

Alexandra, do you know
where your name comes from?

My name is not Garrison.

It is Nikita Aleksandra Reznikov.

Your mother...

She called me Nikki.

You know, I actually
had a lot of questions

about the day that she died.
About her.

And about both of you.

It's time we start
giving you some answers.

- Hey.
- Mommy?

- Yeah, yeah, what is it, baby?
- The timer beeped. I'm hungry.

Right. I made lasagna for dinner.
I should probably...

- Why don't we come back?
- Do you wanna stay?

I didn't actually...

I didn't make the lasagna,
I just put it in the oven but...

That sounds wonderful.

- Okay.
- We'd love to.

Jake.

You want to see a trick?

Years ago, I gave one
of these to your grandmother.

This one is yours.

- Come on, let's eat, let's eat!
- Ha-ha-ha. Okay. Come on.

Go ahead. Go ahead,
go ahead, honey.

Come on in.

Excuse me. Where is Owen Granger?

I'm afraid he's gone.

Gone?

From what I understand,
one minute he was here

and the next minute he wasn't.

He must have turned off his alarm
because no one heard him leave.

Sorry, what?

I guess he pulled out his IV
and walked out.

But he was gone
before my shift started.

- Are you Henrietta?
- Yes.

I believe this is for you.

"Don't blame
the doctors or the nurses,

but I've had enough
of hospitals for one life

and I have some unfinished
business to take care of.

I have no idea what you're going
to tell everyone,

but I'm sure you'll think
of something. You always do.

Be safe. 0.G."