WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:11.000 --> 00:00:14.083 [instrumental music] 4 00:00:18.708 --> 00:00:21.208 [engine revving] 5 00:00:22.875 --> 00:00:25.042 [cell phone ringing] 6 00:00:27.917 --> 00:00:29.833 -Hello? -[Kayla] Wren, where are you? 7 00:00:30.000 --> 00:00:31.417 Are you here yet? 8 00:00:31.500 --> 00:00:33.292 Yeah, I'm, uh, I'm a couple hours away. 9 00:00:33.375 --> 00:00:35.250 You know it's a long drive. 10 00:00:35.333 --> 00:00:37.333 -How are you holding up? -[Kayla] I'm at Rachel's. 11 00:00:37.458 --> 00:00:39.458 I couldn't listen to them fight anymore. 12 00:00:39.542 --> 00:00:42.167 Okay, um, just crash there tonight 13 00:00:42.250 --> 00:00:44.000 and I'll come get you in the morning. Okay? 14 00:00:44.083 --> 00:00:46.250 [Kayla] Okay. Do you remember where she lives? 15 00:00:46.333 --> 00:00:49.125 I've only been gone a year. 16 00:00:49.208 --> 00:00:51.125 [Kayla] Yeah. Just hurry up, okay? 17 00:00:51.208 --> 00:00:53.167 We all need you here. Especially mom. 18 00:00:53.250 --> 00:00:55.833 Okay. Hold tight. I'll be there soon. 19 00:00:55.875 --> 00:00:57.875 [music continues] 20 00:00:58.000 --> 00:01:01.000 [engine revving] 21 00:01:15.542 --> 00:01:17.125 [water running] 22 00:01:17.208 --> 00:01:19.708 [Julie sobbing] 23 00:01:22.625 --> 00:01:25.167 [suspenseful music] 24 00:01:37.667 --> 00:01:38.583 [car door opens] 25 00:01:39.833 --> 00:01:42.042 [sobbing continues] 26 00:01:47.042 --> 00:01:48.583 [gasps] 27 00:01:48.667 --> 00:01:50.125 [grunts] 28 00:01:54.208 --> 00:01:56.667 [intense music] 29 00:02:23.042 --> 00:02:25.042 [Mia] Have you no sense of decency? 30 00:02:25.042 --> 00:02:27.333 -Excuse me? -Soliciting at this hour. 31 00:02:27.333 --> 00:02:29.542 Oh, this is my house. 32 00:02:29.625 --> 00:02:33.792 Ah. You must be the daughter who never visits. 33 00:02:33.917 --> 00:02:36.042 And who are you? 34 00:02:36.208 --> 00:02:39.250 I'm Mia. I'm a friend of your mother's. 35 00:02:39.250 --> 00:02:42.083 Oh, she never mentioned you. 36 00:02:42.208 --> 00:02:45.375 Well, when was the last time you two spoke? 37 00:02:52.708 --> 00:02:54.250 Hello? 38 00:02:56.125 --> 00:02:57.875 [door creaks shut] 39 00:02:59.583 --> 00:03:01.083 [key clanks] 40 00:03:01.167 --> 00:03:02.667 I'm home. 41 00:03:05.792 --> 00:03:06.792 Dad? 42 00:03:07.958 --> 00:03:09.583 [knock on door] 43 00:03:09.708 --> 00:03:11.208 [door opens] 44 00:03:22.500 --> 00:03:23.667 Brody. 45 00:03:31.125 --> 00:03:33.583 [mellow music] 46 00:03:44.208 --> 00:03:45.917 [Wren] Is anyone home? 47 00:03:49.958 --> 00:03:51.458 Mom? 48 00:03:52.167 --> 00:03:53.833 Mom! 49 00:03:53.917 --> 00:03:55.542 Mom? 50 00:03:56.375 --> 00:03:58.000 It's okay. Mom. 51 00:03:58.208 --> 00:04:00.750 Help! Help! 52 00:04:00.875 --> 00:04:02.500 [Wren crying] 53 00:04:02.583 --> 00:04:03.750 No! 54 00:04:04.875 --> 00:04:06.458 [crying] No! 55 00:04:08.042 --> 00:04:09.500 She's gone, dad. 56 00:04:09.542 --> 00:04:11.333 [Paul] I'll be right there. 57 00:04:18.375 --> 00:04:20.417 You must be Wren. 58 00:04:20.417 --> 00:04:23.500 -[Ridley] Sorry about your loss. -I am. 59 00:04:23.583 --> 00:04:25.750 Sorry, who called the police? 60 00:04:25.875 --> 00:04:27.292 Hmm, standard protocol. 61 00:04:29.042 --> 00:04:30.583 Was she in the tub when you arrived? 62 00:04:33.458 --> 00:04:35.125 A home can be a deadly place. 63 00:04:35.250 --> 00:04:37.000 -Excuse me? -The house. 64 00:04:37.042 --> 00:04:39.542 Did you know that statistically, 65 00:04:39.625 --> 00:04:42.333 53.4 percent of people die in their own home? 66 00:04:43.542 --> 00:04:45.333 What time did you find her? 67 00:04:45.375 --> 00:04:48.125 Um, like, I got home about an hour ago. 68 00:04:48.208 --> 00:04:50.333 Hmm. 69 00:04:50.375 --> 00:04:53.292 Been a while since you've been in town, no? 70 00:04:53.375 --> 00:04:55.292 I don't see why that's relevant. 71 00:04:55.292 --> 00:04:56.708 Odd timing. 72 00:04:57.917 --> 00:04:59.333 What's that? 73 00:05:00.375 --> 00:05:02.000 Odd timing. 74 00:05:02.083 --> 00:05:03.667 I mean, you come back to the town 75 00:05:03.750 --> 00:05:05.417 after being away for a long while. 76 00:05:05.500 --> 00:05:07.333 And your adopted mother dies. 77 00:05:08.542 --> 00:05:10.875 What a terrible coincidence. 78 00:05:12.375 --> 00:05:14.333 What are you trying to say to me? 79 00:05:14.375 --> 00:05:16.875 -[door opens] -My mom just died... 80 00:05:16.958 --> 00:05:18.500 Wren! 81 00:05:18.583 --> 00:05:20.167 Oh! 82 00:05:20.167 --> 00:05:22.667 I'm sorry I wasn't here. 83 00:05:22.708 --> 00:05:26.500 Oliver and I, we were out with a client when I got your call. 84 00:05:26.542 --> 00:05:28.667 Oh, my poor girl. 85 00:05:28.708 --> 00:05:31.667 [mellow music] 86 00:05:34.417 --> 00:05:36.167 Uh, hello, Steve. 87 00:05:36.250 --> 00:05:38.792 Hey, I'm so sorry for your loss, Paul. 88 00:05:38.792 --> 00:05:40.833 Hmm... I-I don't... 89 00:05:43.083 --> 00:05:46.917 [crying] I don't know what I'll do without her... 90 00:05:56.208 --> 00:05:58.250 [indistinct radio chatter] 91 00:05:58.333 --> 00:06:02.042 I'm so glad you're here. But why are you here? 92 00:06:02.125 --> 00:06:04.042 -Kayla asked me to-- -Kayla! 93 00:06:04.208 --> 00:06:07.708 Oh, Kayla. Where is she? 94 00:06:07.708 --> 00:06:11.333 She's at Rachel's. I told her I'd pick her up in the morning. 95 00:06:11.417 --> 00:06:13.500 Thank goodness. 96 00:06:13.583 --> 00:06:17.667 Let's give her one more good night's sleep before we-- 97 00:06:17.667 --> 00:06:20.125 If only, if I had just been here, 98 00:06:20.208 --> 00:06:22.167 I-I could've done something. 99 00:06:22.333 --> 00:06:23.750 It's not your fault. 100 00:06:26.083 --> 00:06:28.125 What's going on? Why are there cops outside? 101 00:06:30.250 --> 00:06:34.042 -Wren? -Mom, huh... 102 00:06:34.125 --> 00:06:35.708 Had an accident... 103 00:06:37.375 --> 00:06:38.875 She's gone, Brody. 104 00:06:39.833 --> 00:06:41.500 What? 105 00:06:41.542 --> 00:06:42.792 What are you talking about? 106 00:06:42.792 --> 00:06:44.792 [crying] 107 00:06:44.792 --> 00:06:46.042 What happened? 108 00:06:47.000 --> 00:06:48.667 Dad? What happened? 109 00:06:48.708 --> 00:06:52.500 You heard her! She's dead, son. She's dead. 110 00:06:53.542 --> 00:06:56.125 [mellow music] 111 00:07:23.833 --> 00:07:26.083 [mellow music] 112 00:07:53.708 --> 00:07:56.083 [music continues] 113 00:08:24.000 --> 00:08:25.583 No sleep either, huh? 114 00:08:27.375 --> 00:08:29.417 Nope. 115 00:08:29.500 --> 00:08:31.917 I'm gonna go get Kayla. 116 00:08:32.042 --> 00:08:33.208 I'll get her. 117 00:08:33.208 --> 00:08:35.625 I told her I was picking her up. 118 00:08:35.625 --> 00:08:37.333 As her real brother, I think-- 119 00:08:37.417 --> 00:08:39.250 You know we don't say that. 120 00:08:39.333 --> 00:08:42.625 As her biological brother, I should be the one to tell her. 121 00:08:42.708 --> 00:08:44.083 She's still my sister. 122 00:08:44.167 --> 00:08:48.125 I've been taking care of her... since you left. 123 00:08:48.208 --> 00:08:49.708 I know. 124 00:08:59.417 --> 00:09:01.000 You've been amazing. 125 00:09:02.542 --> 00:09:04.167 So, let me get this. 126 00:09:07.667 --> 00:09:10.125 [mellow music] 127 00:09:26.542 --> 00:09:29.042 [suspenseful music] 128 00:09:51.542 --> 00:09:54.083 [Kayla] Wren! You're home! 129 00:09:55.542 --> 00:09:57.208 Look at you! 130 00:09:59.292 --> 00:10:00.875 Hmm, got so strong. 131 00:10:01.042 --> 00:10:03.542 Yup, I can even pin down Brody now! 132 00:10:05.208 --> 00:10:06.875 I'm proud of you. 133 00:10:06.875 --> 00:10:09.875 Not that accountants are known for their strength. 134 00:10:09.875 --> 00:10:12.917 So, what are we doing today? 135 00:10:12.917 --> 00:10:15.083 I was thinking we could go to the park. 136 00:10:15.208 --> 00:10:18.250 Kayla, there's, um, something I have to tell you. 137 00:10:21.417 --> 00:10:22.917 What? 138 00:10:33.375 --> 00:10:35.000 [door opens] 139 00:10:36.083 --> 00:10:38.750 -Oliver? -Hi. 140 00:10:38.750 --> 00:10:42.167 [chuckles] I know it's been a while... 141 00:10:42.208 --> 00:10:43.583 but I had to come see you. 142 00:10:46.708 --> 00:10:49.292 I'm sorry about your mom. 143 00:10:50.958 --> 00:10:52.500 You know how much I loved her. 144 00:10:52.583 --> 00:10:53.792 Thank you so much. 145 00:10:55.708 --> 00:10:57.417 I could come back later if this is a bad time. 146 00:10:57.500 --> 00:10:59.167 It's fine. Really. 147 00:11:00.458 --> 00:11:02.000 Mind if I come in? 148 00:11:04.708 --> 00:11:06.875 I thought I heard your voice. 149 00:11:07.042 --> 00:11:08.292 Paul... 150 00:11:10.917 --> 00:11:13.125 I'm so sorry for your loss. 151 00:11:13.208 --> 00:11:15.042 -Thank you for coming. -Of course. 152 00:11:15.125 --> 00:11:17.000 You know how much this family means to me. 153 00:11:17.083 --> 00:11:19.625 I-I'm just gonna go put these in some water. 154 00:11:19.708 --> 00:11:23.083 Ah! I'll do it. 155 00:11:23.208 --> 00:11:25.292 You two have a lot of catching up to do. 156 00:11:32.917 --> 00:11:34.583 So... 157 00:11:34.667 --> 00:11:37.375 how's your little art therapy thing going? 158 00:11:37.375 --> 00:11:39.042 It's really good, actually. 159 00:11:40.542 --> 00:11:42.667 And what about you? 160 00:11:42.750 --> 00:11:44.583 You still working for my dad? 161 00:11:44.667 --> 00:11:48.042 Of course. Yeah, I'm-I'm his right hand man. 162 00:11:49.958 --> 00:11:52.333 I'm glad things didn't get weird for you 163 00:11:52.417 --> 00:11:54.083 still working for my family. 164 00:11:55.875 --> 00:11:58.042 Did you, uh, want a coffee? 165 00:11:58.125 --> 00:11:59.833 Or, uh... 166 00:11:59.875 --> 00:12:02.000 You won't find any here. 167 00:12:02.000 --> 00:12:03.583 Julie switched her and your dad 168 00:12:03.708 --> 00:12:05.042 over to green tea a couple months ago. 169 00:12:05.042 --> 00:12:06.333 Oh. 170 00:12:08.792 --> 00:12:10.750 Do you want to go grab one? 171 00:12:10.833 --> 00:12:12.292 They need me here. 172 00:12:12.458 --> 00:12:14.500 -Hmm. -Oliver! 173 00:12:14.542 --> 00:12:16.500 Hey, kiddo. 174 00:12:16.542 --> 00:12:20.417 -You up for a coffee run? -Yes, please. Can we go, Wren? 175 00:12:20.500 --> 00:12:23.708 [Kayla] It would be nice to get out of here for a bit. 176 00:12:23.792 --> 00:12:25.708 I guess that decides it. 177 00:12:28.417 --> 00:12:30.375 [indistinct chatter] 178 00:12:35.000 --> 00:12:36.500 [Gina] You guys go ahead, I'll catch up. 179 00:12:37.542 --> 00:12:38.958 Wren? 180 00:12:40.375 --> 00:12:41.875 Gina! 181 00:12:41.958 --> 00:12:44.208 I haven't seen you in so long! 182 00:12:47.750 --> 00:12:49.667 Not since your wedding day. 183 00:12:49.750 --> 00:12:52.708 Oh, shoots! Sorry, I didn't... 184 00:12:52.708 --> 00:12:55.792 -No, it's okay. -Are you two back together? 185 00:12:55.875 --> 00:12:57.792 No! No, we're... 186 00:12:57.917 --> 00:13:00.292 He was just so close to my family, so... 187 00:13:01.958 --> 00:13:04.125 Right. I'm so sorry. 188 00:13:05.792 --> 00:13:07.625 I heard about Julie. 189 00:13:07.625 --> 00:13:10.083 News travels fast around here. 190 00:13:10.167 --> 00:13:13.958 Um, I've been actually working with her 191 00:13:13.958 --> 00:13:15.375 for the last few months. 192 00:13:15.375 --> 00:13:17.125 I didn't know that. 193 00:13:17.208 --> 00:13:19.458 Just helping with some admin stuff at the store. 194 00:13:19.583 --> 00:13:22.208 You've always been good at helping people get organized. 195 00:13:22.208 --> 00:13:23.667 [laughs] 196 00:13:23.792 --> 00:13:25.375 I actually have something to give you. 197 00:13:25.458 --> 00:13:28.292 If maybe you can stop by the store sometime this week? 198 00:13:28.375 --> 00:13:29.917 Of course. 199 00:13:30.000 --> 00:13:32.542 Okay. Great. It'll give us a chance to catch up. 200 00:13:33.542 --> 00:13:35.042 I'd like that. 201 00:13:39.542 --> 00:13:41.375 -See you soon. -See ya. 202 00:13:42.708 --> 00:13:45.292 [mellow music] 203 00:13:49.083 --> 00:13:52.250 -Goodnight, Oliver. -Night, Kay. 204 00:13:52.333 --> 00:13:56.208 Hey, uh, thank you so much for getting us out of here today. 205 00:13:56.292 --> 00:13:57.750 We both needed it. 206 00:13:57.875 --> 00:14:00.250 You always prefer a distraction when you're upset. 207 00:14:00.333 --> 00:14:01.417 I haven't forgotten. 208 00:14:03.250 --> 00:14:04.333 Oliver... 209 00:14:06.375 --> 00:14:08.375 about everything that happened last year. 210 00:14:08.458 --> 00:14:10.125 Hey. No need to do this now. 211 00:14:11.667 --> 00:14:12.917 You've got enough on your plate 212 00:14:13.000 --> 00:14:14.708 without having to worry about that too. 213 00:14:14.792 --> 00:14:16.208 Thank you. 214 00:14:18.125 --> 00:14:20.542 Everything's forgiven, okay? 215 00:14:25.875 --> 00:14:27.500 Thank you, Oliver. 216 00:14:29.500 --> 00:14:31.917 [mellow music] 217 00:14:33.875 --> 00:14:35.958 I, I needed that. 218 00:14:36.833 --> 00:14:38.500 Me, too. [chuckles] 219 00:14:39.833 --> 00:14:41.458 Talk soon. 220 00:14:45.208 --> 00:14:47.208 [intense music] 221 00:14:48.667 --> 00:14:51.167 [indistinct TV chatter] 222 00:14:56.792 --> 00:14:59.542 -Extra butter? -Of course. 223 00:15:05.750 --> 00:15:07.250 Thank you. 224 00:15:09.083 --> 00:15:11.375 I'm so glad you're here. 225 00:15:11.458 --> 00:15:15.333 Things have been... hard recently. 226 00:15:16.458 --> 00:15:17.625 Fighting? 227 00:15:23.792 --> 00:15:25.333 I don't remember them fighting. 228 00:15:27.833 --> 00:15:30.375 Yeah, well, they do now. 229 00:15:33.375 --> 00:15:35.250 Or they did. 230 00:15:36.917 --> 00:15:39.542 [indistinct TV chatter] 231 00:15:45.208 --> 00:15:46.625 Here. 232 00:15:50.875 --> 00:15:52.292 It's okay. 233 00:16:00.958 --> 00:16:03.375 [suspenseful music] 234 00:16:07.125 --> 00:16:10.208 [distant siren wailing] 235 00:16:19.042 --> 00:16:21.792 [intense music] 236 00:16:21.875 --> 00:16:23.625 [Paul sobbing] 237 00:16:31.042 --> 00:16:34.500 [Paul] I'm so sorry, I didn't mean... 238 00:16:35.875 --> 00:16:38.208 [sobs] Please forgive me. 239 00:16:46.250 --> 00:16:48.083 -[thud] -Oh, shoot. 240 00:16:52.792 --> 00:16:54.000 What are you doing? 241 00:16:54.125 --> 00:16:56.375 I was just going to the bathroom. 242 00:16:56.500 --> 00:16:58.250 How long have you been standing there? 243 00:16:59.833 --> 00:17:01.875 How long? 244 00:17:01.875 --> 00:17:03.542 What did you hear? 245 00:17:03.542 --> 00:17:05.750 Nothing. 246 00:17:05.833 --> 00:17:07.375 [Brody] Time to go to bed, dad. 247 00:17:10.958 --> 00:17:16.250 I don't need you of all people tell-telling me what to do. 248 00:17:18.958 --> 00:17:21.250 Come on. I'll take you upstairs. 249 00:17:26.875 --> 00:17:28.500 Goodnight, Wren. 250 00:17:44.208 --> 00:17:46.167 I'm done for the night. 251 00:17:48.875 --> 00:17:51.625 I've never seen him... like that. 252 00:17:53.958 --> 00:17:56.292 He's been drinking more lately. 253 00:17:57.292 --> 00:17:58.667 How long's that been going on? 254 00:18:00.542 --> 00:18:02.125 Since you left. 255 00:18:05.042 --> 00:18:07.458 [sighs] He'll-he'll be fine in the morning. 256 00:18:08.458 --> 00:18:12.667 Thank you.... for everything. 257 00:18:24.458 --> 00:18:25.583 [door closes] 258 00:18:37.792 --> 00:18:39.833 [telephone rings] 259 00:18:43.833 --> 00:18:45.750 [sighs] 260 00:18:45.833 --> 00:18:47.333 Hey. 261 00:18:47.375 --> 00:18:49.792 Were you at dinner with him? 262 00:18:49.875 --> 00:18:53.208 Ah... with, with who? 263 00:18:53.375 --> 00:18:56.292 My Dad. Last night. 264 00:18:56.292 --> 00:18:59.208 [chuckles] Oh, yeah. Why do you ask? 265 00:19:00.917 --> 00:19:03.500 He's just been acting... strange. 266 00:19:04.792 --> 00:19:06.833 Well... [laughs] 267 00:19:06.833 --> 00:19:12.083 Isn't this your field? Isn't that what trauma does to people? 268 00:19:12.167 --> 00:19:13.625 You're right. 269 00:19:16.250 --> 00:19:17.792 Goodnight, Oliver. 270 00:19:20.000 --> 00:19:21.667 Sweet dreams. 271 00:19:23.667 --> 00:19:26.250 [mellow music] 272 00:19:34.417 --> 00:19:35.917 Morning. 273 00:19:38.042 --> 00:19:40.167 Smells good. 274 00:19:40.167 --> 00:19:42.417 Gluten-free protein pancakes. 275 00:19:42.542 --> 00:19:44.833 What? No more sugary cereal? 276 00:19:44.875 --> 00:19:46.958 She's been performing better since we started her 277 00:19:47.042 --> 00:19:49.083 on a high protein diet. 278 00:19:49.167 --> 00:19:51.542 Well done. 279 00:19:51.667 --> 00:19:53.917 How did you sleep? 280 00:19:53.917 --> 00:19:57.625 Bad. I kept having nightmares. 281 00:19:57.708 --> 00:19:59.542 It would be unusual if you didn't, Kay. 282 00:20:01.625 --> 00:20:04.708 And it's okay for your psyche to vent short term in that way. 283 00:20:04.792 --> 00:20:07.833 It's just your brain trying to find order. 284 00:20:07.875 --> 00:20:10.458 I actually have an exercise that might really help with that. 285 00:20:10.458 --> 00:20:12.458 She's been through enough with out having to relive it. 286 00:20:12.458 --> 00:20:15.667 Well, that's not what it's about. It'll be good for her. 287 00:20:15.875 --> 00:20:18.750 You don't know what's good for her. Not anymore. 288 00:20:18.875 --> 00:20:21.000 Hello! I'm sitting right here. 289 00:20:21.083 --> 00:20:22.792 Kayla, why don't you go upstairs? 290 00:20:22.875 --> 00:20:24.125 I'm not a kid anymore. 291 00:20:24.250 --> 00:20:25.958 I can handle whatever you're gonna say. 292 00:20:26.042 --> 00:20:26.917 Fine. 293 00:20:28.542 --> 00:20:31.250 She's can't handle it. Not right now. 294 00:20:31.375 --> 00:20:33.500 Believe me, I know what's best for her. 295 00:20:33.583 --> 00:20:35.167 -So do I. -Not anymore. 296 00:20:35.375 --> 00:20:37.333 I know what's best for me. 297 00:20:37.458 --> 00:20:38.917 -Kayla-- -I do, Brody. 298 00:20:41.417 --> 00:20:45.208 Well, I guess I'm just the pancake chef then. 299 00:20:48.625 --> 00:20:50.542 Thank you, chef. 300 00:20:54.750 --> 00:20:56.333 I'm actually gonna head out for a bit, 301 00:20:56.333 --> 00:20:58.333 let's do that exercise little later. 302 00:21:00.042 --> 00:21:02.458 [dramatic music] 303 00:21:11.958 --> 00:21:13.500 No! 304 00:21:27.125 --> 00:21:28.500 [knock on door] 305 00:21:35.375 --> 00:21:37.000 -Hey. -Hey. 306 00:21:37.042 --> 00:21:39.167 I, uh, wanted to return this 307 00:21:39.250 --> 00:21:40.542 and-and bring you a thank you coffee. 308 00:21:40.625 --> 00:21:42.875 But, uh, the cardigan drank it. 309 00:21:43.000 --> 00:21:44.708 [scoffs] 310 00:21:44.833 --> 00:21:46.208 I'm so sorry, Oliver. 311 00:21:46.208 --> 00:21:47.917 I-I-I could have cleaned up 312 00:21:48.042 --> 00:21:49.917 if I knew you were coming. 313 00:21:50.000 --> 00:21:52.542 Let me fix this. I know how much you love this sweater. 314 00:21:53.958 --> 00:21:55.792 [water running] 315 00:21:57.958 --> 00:22:01.833 I see you haven't done much redecorating. 316 00:22:01.875 --> 00:22:03.500 You-you got great taste. 317 00:22:03.583 --> 00:22:05.375 Is the stain remover still on the ensuite sink? 318 00:22:05.500 --> 00:22:07.375 Um, hey, hey, hey... 319 00:22:07.375 --> 00:22:11.208 Let's, uh, let's not worry about it. Okay? 320 00:22:11.208 --> 00:22:13.917 -I'll wash it later. -It'll stain. 321 00:22:13.917 --> 00:22:15.750 How about... 322 00:22:15.750 --> 00:22:19.042 How about I make you a coffee. Huh? 323 00:22:19.125 --> 00:22:20.458 I won't even spill it. 324 00:22:20.583 --> 00:22:23.083 [suspenseful music] 325 00:22:29.042 --> 00:22:31.000 [laughs] 326 00:22:31.042 --> 00:22:33.042 It's been fun. 327 00:22:33.125 --> 00:22:34.500 Yeah. 328 00:22:34.583 --> 00:22:36.375 Hey. We should grab a bite. 329 00:22:36.375 --> 00:22:37.917 While you're in town. 330 00:22:41.875 --> 00:22:45.500 We could talk. Figure out where things went wrong. 331 00:22:45.583 --> 00:22:48.542 I should... get back to Kayla. 332 00:22:48.625 --> 00:22:50.542 Thank you for the coffee. 333 00:22:50.625 --> 00:22:51.708 Wren. 334 00:22:57.250 --> 00:23:00.542 Thank you for... still being there for me, 335 00:23:00.542 --> 00:23:03.042 even though I wasn't there for you. 336 00:23:03.042 --> 00:23:05.958 [music continues] 337 00:23:32.958 --> 00:23:35.917 [music continues] 338 00:23:38.292 --> 00:23:40.375 So art therapy doesn't just let you 339 00:23:40.375 --> 00:23:42.292 express yourself and your feelings. 340 00:23:42.375 --> 00:23:44.333 It helps you uncover parts of yourself 341 00:23:44.458 --> 00:23:47.458 that even you didn't know existed. 342 00:23:47.542 --> 00:23:50.708 Like whatever's hiding in my nightmares. 343 00:23:50.833 --> 00:23:52.833 We're going to start with something more positive today. 344 00:23:52.958 --> 00:23:54.500 So you're going to draw the place 345 00:23:54.500 --> 00:23:56.625 where you feel the safest in the world. 346 00:24:06.375 --> 00:24:09.542 I'm coming up blank. Where's yours? 347 00:24:21.458 --> 00:24:23.500 [Wren] Her bedroom stayed with me. 348 00:24:29.333 --> 00:24:31.625 Your safe space is so close by. 349 00:24:31.708 --> 00:24:33.208 Yeah. 350 00:24:33.375 --> 00:24:35.083 I haven't been inside since I was a kid. 351 00:24:36.458 --> 00:24:37.958 Since she died. 352 00:24:37.958 --> 00:24:41.542 Is it weird with it being right there? 353 00:24:43.250 --> 00:24:46.583 It's probably part of why I ran away from here. 354 00:24:48.625 --> 00:24:50.958 What did she die of? 355 00:24:51.083 --> 00:24:53.875 Mom and dad said there was an accident at home. 356 00:24:54.042 --> 00:24:55.875 What kind of accident? 357 00:24:56.042 --> 00:24:57.917 I don't know. 358 00:24:58.000 --> 00:24:59.792 [Kayla] Really? 359 00:24:59.958 --> 00:25:03.500 Yeah, I-I didn't know how to ask. 360 00:25:03.583 --> 00:25:05.542 And I didn't wanna give the impression that I wasn't 361 00:25:05.625 --> 00:25:08.375 happy with the life they gave me by adopting me. 362 00:25:08.542 --> 00:25:10.333 That's the same reason Brody never asks 363 00:25:10.417 --> 00:25:12.083 them about our birth parents. 364 00:25:13.792 --> 00:25:17.667 What about you? You talked to them about it? 365 00:25:17.750 --> 00:25:20.958 Of course I do. It would kill me not to know! 366 00:25:25.667 --> 00:25:28.125 So, what are you going to draw? 367 00:25:31.542 --> 00:25:33.000 I'm gonna draw you. 368 00:25:34.417 --> 00:25:35.750 You're my safe space. 369 00:25:35.750 --> 00:25:38.167 [instrumental music] 370 00:26:00.625 --> 00:26:02.792 -Hey, you. -Hi. 371 00:26:07.333 --> 00:26:09.042 Did you stop by mom's shop today? 372 00:26:12.042 --> 00:26:13.958 No. 373 00:26:13.958 --> 00:26:15.792 [Paul] Why? 374 00:26:15.875 --> 00:26:17.458 You weren't at the store. 375 00:26:17.542 --> 00:26:19.542 Um... 376 00:26:19.542 --> 00:26:20.875 [scoffs] 377 00:26:20.875 --> 00:26:22.708 I was at the office all day. 378 00:26:22.792 --> 00:26:25.208 Then I-I went to the funeral home. 379 00:26:29.167 --> 00:26:32.833 I'm glad to see that you're spending time with Oliver again. 380 00:26:35.083 --> 00:26:38.667 I'd like to go to the funeral home to see mom tomorrow. 381 00:26:38.750 --> 00:26:40.292 I wanna say goodbye. 382 00:26:42.042 --> 00:26:44.292 Oh, Wren, uh... 383 00:26:44.375 --> 00:26:45.708 I'm-I'm-I'm so sorry. 384 00:26:45.792 --> 00:26:49.208 We, we had her cremated this afternoon. 385 00:26:49.375 --> 00:26:50.792 What? 386 00:26:50.792 --> 00:26:52.333 [Paul] The medical examiner declared 387 00:26:52.458 --> 00:26:55.542 her death accidental th-this morning. 388 00:26:55.625 --> 00:26:57.292 I needed to put her to rest. 389 00:26:57.375 --> 00:26:59.250 Without even telling me? 390 00:26:59.250 --> 00:27:00.792 This is what she wanted. 391 00:27:02.250 --> 00:27:03.792 She was my mother! 392 00:27:06.208 --> 00:27:07.333 Wren... 393 00:27:08.750 --> 00:27:10.833 Look, I'm-I'm sorry. 394 00:27:14.042 --> 00:27:15.958 [grunting] 395 00:27:21.333 --> 00:27:24.250 [breathing heavily] 396 00:27:36.125 --> 00:27:38.625 [intense music] 397 00:27:50.625 --> 00:27:53.375 [pencil scratching] 398 00:28:06.375 --> 00:28:08.875 [music continues] 399 00:28:13.750 --> 00:28:16.750 [pencil scratching] 400 00:28:36.542 --> 00:28:38.167 [music continues] 401 00:28:55.708 --> 00:28:58.792 [suspenseful music] 402 00:29:02.625 --> 00:29:03.917 Dad? 403 00:29:06.000 --> 00:29:07.333 Dad? 404 00:29:26.208 --> 00:29:28.375 [music continues] 405 00:29:39.542 --> 00:29:41.958 [intense music] 406 00:29:56.042 --> 00:29:58.167 I think Wren is going to be a problem. 407 00:30:07.167 --> 00:30:08.875 [bell chimes] 408 00:30:19.875 --> 00:30:21.292 [door closes] 409 00:30:22.875 --> 00:30:25.333 [instrumental music] 410 00:30:28.667 --> 00:30:30.333 Oh! Hey, Wren! 411 00:30:30.417 --> 00:30:32.750 Hey! Did I just see my next door neighbor? 412 00:30:32.833 --> 00:30:36.583 Mia? Yeah, she just left. She needed some files. 413 00:30:36.708 --> 00:30:40.000 -Files? -She's co-owner. 414 00:30:40.125 --> 00:30:42.250 Ju-Julie brought her on about six months ago. 415 00:30:42.333 --> 00:30:44.500 No one told me that. 416 00:30:44.625 --> 00:30:46.542 -Tea? -Sure. 417 00:30:48.167 --> 00:30:50.625 Yeah, Julie brought me in to help out 418 00:30:50.708 --> 00:30:52.333 and bring some order to the chaos. 419 00:30:52.458 --> 00:30:54.042 Chaos? 420 00:30:54.042 --> 00:30:57.125 I don't think Mia is the best business person. 421 00:30:57.208 --> 00:30:59.917 Then why'd my mom bring her in? 422 00:31:00.000 --> 00:31:01.750 She must've had her reasons. 423 00:31:01.875 --> 00:31:04.667 Oh, before I forget, first order of business... 424 00:31:04.792 --> 00:31:06.375 These are for you. 425 00:31:08.083 --> 00:31:09.500 Julie said should anything ever happen, 426 00:31:09.583 --> 00:31:11.208 to give the keys only you. 427 00:31:11.333 --> 00:31:13.167 She owns the building, you know. 428 00:31:13.250 --> 00:31:15.083 She wanted you to have this place. 429 00:31:19.875 --> 00:31:22.833 Doesn't Mia have keys? 430 00:31:22.958 --> 00:31:25.500 Your mom asked her to hand hers' over a few weeks ago. 431 00:31:25.625 --> 00:31:27.208 Really? 432 00:31:27.208 --> 00:31:30.333 I actually wanted to mention something to you. 433 00:31:30.417 --> 00:31:34.583 A few days before the accident, Julie said something strange. 434 00:31:34.708 --> 00:31:38.000 She told me she found out Mia had stole from her. 435 00:31:40.042 --> 00:31:42.875 But she didn't mentioned what. 436 00:31:42.958 --> 00:31:44.875 So anything missing from the shop? 437 00:31:44.958 --> 00:31:47.667 Not that I could find. 438 00:31:47.708 --> 00:31:48.833 Do you have a bookkeeping records? 439 00:31:48.833 --> 00:31:50.750 Of course. It's in the office. 440 00:31:50.833 --> 00:31:53.000 I'll have Brody look these over. 441 00:31:53.125 --> 00:31:55.542 Oh, second order of business. 442 00:31:55.542 --> 00:31:56.875 Are you gonna tell me what happened with Oliver 443 00:31:56.875 --> 00:31:58.958 that day or not? 444 00:32:00.792 --> 00:32:02.375 I'll tell you, 445 00:32:02.458 --> 00:32:04.625 but I'm gonna need something stronger than tea. 446 00:32:04.625 --> 00:32:07.000 Hmm, I have just the thing. 447 00:32:08.375 --> 00:32:10.042 [Gina] The whole town was so shocked 448 00:32:10.167 --> 00:32:12.333 when you left Oliver at the altar. 449 00:32:12.417 --> 00:32:14.750 My family included. 450 00:32:14.750 --> 00:32:16.042 So why'd you do it? 451 00:32:16.125 --> 00:32:20.000 Ever since Julie and Paul adopted me, I... 452 00:32:20.042 --> 00:32:23.458 sort of felt like I was living someone else's life. 453 00:32:23.542 --> 00:32:26.917 I was the daughter they could never have, 454 00:32:26.917 --> 00:32:29.667 but I was already someone else's daughter. 455 00:32:29.750 --> 00:32:31.292 Looks like a lot of pressure. 456 00:32:34.375 --> 00:32:35.917 Julie and Paul are the ones who set me up 457 00:32:36.000 --> 00:32:37.667 with Oliver in the first place. 458 00:32:37.750 --> 00:32:39.917 [scoffs] I didn't know that. 459 00:32:40.042 --> 00:32:43.375 Yeah. He was an up-and-coming architect at the firm. 460 00:32:43.375 --> 00:32:46.167 They, they thought the company would stay 461 00:32:46.250 --> 00:32:48.667 in the family when we got married. 462 00:32:48.792 --> 00:32:52.000 The arrangement was perfect. For them. 463 00:32:52.083 --> 00:32:54.208 So they pushed you into it? 464 00:32:54.292 --> 00:32:56.583 No, I wouldn't say that either. 465 00:32:58.125 --> 00:33:00.042 I really did love him. 466 00:33:04.042 --> 00:33:06.125 But something didn't feel right between us. 467 00:33:07.708 --> 00:33:11.000 So you hanging out with Oliver the other day... 468 00:33:12.875 --> 00:33:15.417 He still feels like home somehow. 469 00:33:18.375 --> 00:33:21.833 Maybe there's a chance you'll rekindle things? 470 00:33:21.875 --> 00:33:23.375 I have missed him. 471 00:33:27.167 --> 00:33:31.375 But if things were reversed and he left me at the altar... 472 00:33:31.458 --> 00:33:34.333 I don't know if I'd be able to forgive him. 473 00:33:34.333 --> 00:33:36.750 So... 474 00:33:36.750 --> 00:33:39.500 I can't imagine how he feels about me right now. 475 00:33:45.708 --> 00:33:47.375 [dog barking in distance] 476 00:33:49.542 --> 00:33:52.042 [birds chirping] 477 00:33:56.000 --> 00:33:57.750 [knock on door] 478 00:33:59.417 --> 00:34:00.542 [door opens] 479 00:34:02.000 --> 00:34:03.250 Hi. 480 00:34:04.542 --> 00:34:06.500 Hello. 481 00:34:06.625 --> 00:34:09.000 I was just in the middle of preparing canapes 482 00:34:09.042 --> 00:34:10.125 for Julie's wake tonight. 483 00:34:10.208 --> 00:34:12.333 Oh, that's very kind. 484 00:34:14.542 --> 00:34:18.042 Is there something I can do for you, Wren? 485 00:34:18.042 --> 00:34:21.000 I'm, um, uh... 486 00:34:21.083 --> 00:34:24.000 I'm collecting memories of mom from her friends 487 00:34:24.083 --> 00:34:26.167 that we can share at the wake tonight. 488 00:34:26.250 --> 00:34:28.167 I was hoping you had a memory. 489 00:34:29.875 --> 00:34:32.417 What a nice idea. Please, come in. 490 00:34:34.583 --> 00:34:36.708 [suspenseful music] 491 00:34:40.250 --> 00:34:42.958 It's very nice of you to do all this. 492 00:34:42.958 --> 00:34:45.000 You two must have been close. 493 00:34:45.125 --> 00:34:46.833 We didn't know each other very long, 494 00:34:47.000 --> 00:34:50.042 but we became instant friends. 495 00:34:50.042 --> 00:34:53.208 And you moved in here about a year ago? 496 00:34:53.292 --> 00:34:57.167 Yes. I was so excited when I came back on the market. 497 00:34:57.250 --> 00:35:00.042 I think we became such fast friends 498 00:35:00.167 --> 00:35:03.167 because Julie was feeling really lonely at the time. 499 00:35:03.167 --> 00:35:06.333 We met shortly after your would-be wedding. 500 00:35:07.750 --> 00:35:09.667 Glad you could be there for her. 501 00:35:09.708 --> 00:35:14.333 Yes, well, someone had to be. She was in a bad way. 502 00:35:16.750 --> 00:35:20.583 I understand she, uh, brought you into the plant shop. 503 00:35:20.583 --> 00:35:22.833 Yes, she was looking for a breath of fresh air 504 00:35:22.875 --> 00:35:26.875 and I have experience in marketing so it was a great fit. 505 00:35:27.000 --> 00:35:29.333 Hmm. How was business going? 506 00:35:29.417 --> 00:35:32.625 Hmm, we had our growing pains at first, 507 00:35:32.708 --> 00:35:37.375 but things were really starting to pick up just before she... 508 00:35:37.375 --> 00:35:39.750 So you really enjoyed working together then? 509 00:35:39.875 --> 00:35:41.458 Very much. 510 00:35:41.542 --> 00:35:45.083 Would you like me to share a memory from that time? 511 00:35:45.083 --> 00:35:48.292 -For who? -For the wake... 512 00:35:48.375 --> 00:35:50.500 For the the memories you're gathering. 513 00:35:50.625 --> 00:35:52.542 Yes, please. 514 00:35:52.542 --> 00:35:54.458 Once we were working late waiting 515 00:35:54.458 --> 00:35:55.833 on an order of rare philodendrons-- 516 00:35:55.917 --> 00:35:57.667 [telephone ringing] 517 00:36:03.042 --> 00:36:04.667 Would you please excuse me? 518 00:36:04.667 --> 00:36:06.250 Of course. 519 00:36:09.917 --> 00:36:11.708 [Mia] Hello. 520 00:36:11.792 --> 00:36:13.708 Are you kidding me? 521 00:36:13.833 --> 00:36:15.250 You're sure? 522 00:36:16.708 --> 00:36:17.792 This is ridiculous. 523 00:36:19.208 --> 00:36:21.333 She owned the building. 524 00:36:21.417 --> 00:36:23.333 I'm her business partner. 525 00:36:24.375 --> 00:36:27.208 [indistinct chatter] 526 00:36:28.333 --> 00:36:30.833 [intense music] 527 00:36:58.333 --> 00:37:00.833 [mellow music] 528 00:37:28.708 --> 00:37:30.750 [intense music] 529 00:37:32.375 --> 00:37:34.292 What are you doing up here? 530 00:37:46.792 --> 00:37:50.542 [gasps] Dad. 531 00:37:50.542 --> 00:37:53.250 What were you doing at Mia's? Why are you running? 532 00:37:53.333 --> 00:37:56.208 I just realized I forgot my phone. 533 00:37:56.333 --> 00:37:57.958 We were just going through some things 534 00:37:57.958 --> 00:37:59.500 for mom's wake tonight. 535 00:38:01.833 --> 00:38:02.833 Oh! 536 00:38:04.250 --> 00:38:06.458 How did my birth mother die? 537 00:38:06.542 --> 00:38:09.583 Why-why are you asking about her after all these years? 538 00:38:09.667 --> 00:38:13.375 I guess, being in my old house brought up some memories. 539 00:38:13.458 --> 00:38:15.792 You were just a little girl then. 540 00:38:15.792 --> 00:38:18.375 You-you don't even have memories from that time. 541 00:38:18.375 --> 00:38:20.333 So tell me what happened. 542 00:38:20.375 --> 00:38:22.250 -She died in an accident. -What kind of accident? 543 00:38:22.333 --> 00:38:24.542 It's your mother's wake tonight. 544 00:38:24.667 --> 00:38:27.375 It's not the right time to be picking at old wounds. 545 00:38:38.458 --> 00:38:40.667 [water running] 546 00:38:47.417 --> 00:38:50.625 -You all right? -Yeah. 547 00:38:50.708 --> 00:38:53.667 -Hey, would you do me a favor? -Sure. 548 00:38:53.750 --> 00:38:56.333 Those are the files from mom's business. 549 00:38:56.458 --> 00:38:58.167 Would you take a look over them 550 00:38:58.208 --> 00:39:01.167 and tell me what exactly is happening with the money? 551 00:39:01.292 --> 00:39:03.708 Is there anything I should be looking out for? 552 00:39:03.708 --> 00:39:06.458 Gina told me that mom accused Mia 553 00:39:06.542 --> 00:39:08.958 of stealing something from her just before she died. 554 00:39:09.042 --> 00:39:11.167 You want to see if there's any proof of that. 555 00:39:11.208 --> 00:39:12.875 I'll take a look and see... 556 00:39:12.875 --> 00:39:13.958 [Kayla screams] 557 00:39:15.125 --> 00:39:17.667 [intense music] 558 00:39:19.583 --> 00:39:21.792 -Are you okay? -What happened? 559 00:39:21.875 --> 00:39:23.417 What is this? 560 00:39:23.500 --> 00:39:25.500 -It's... -Why would you draw this? 561 00:39:25.625 --> 00:39:27.208 What did I say about making her relive her trauma? 562 00:39:27.333 --> 00:39:29.458 -I was trying to work through-- -I knew this was a bad idea. 563 00:39:29.542 --> 00:39:30.833 I know what I'm doing, Brody! 564 00:39:30.917 --> 00:39:32.500 Mom is not just some twisted art project. 565 00:39:32.583 --> 00:39:34.792 Just leave me alone. 566 00:39:37.208 --> 00:39:38.667 Kayla... 567 00:39:41.000 --> 00:39:43.250 [mellow music] 568 00:39:43.375 --> 00:39:46.208 -Let me try to explain. -I said, leave me alone! 569 00:39:46.292 --> 00:39:49.875 You heard her. She needs some space. From you. 570 00:39:54.292 --> 00:39:55.833 [grunts] 571 00:40:04.125 --> 00:40:06.625 [suspenseful music] 572 00:40:14.792 --> 00:40:16.375 Come in. 573 00:40:19.083 --> 00:40:21.542 [Wren] Thanks so much for inviting me in, Mrs. Jenkins. 574 00:40:21.667 --> 00:40:23.750 [Florence] Please, call me Florence. 575 00:40:26.542 --> 00:40:29.625 I wanted to ask you about my next door neighbor Mia. 576 00:40:29.708 --> 00:40:32.000 Her and my mother were good friends, right? 577 00:40:32.125 --> 00:40:35.667 That's what Mia wanted people to think, yes. 578 00:40:35.792 --> 00:40:38.667 I saw the jealous look on Mia's face 579 00:40:38.750 --> 00:40:40.625 when Julie's back was turned. 580 00:40:40.708 --> 00:40:43.000 You notice a lot if you just watch. 581 00:40:44.958 --> 00:40:46.583 Mia said she was excited 582 00:40:46.708 --> 00:40:48.667 when that house came back on the market. 583 00:40:48.750 --> 00:40:51.083 Do you know why she was so eager to get it? 584 00:40:51.208 --> 00:40:53.750 [Florence] The house belonged to your grandparents. 585 00:40:53.875 --> 00:40:56.125 When they died, they left it to Sonya. 586 00:40:56.208 --> 00:41:00.583 Mia was finally able to scrape her pennies together 587 00:41:00.583 --> 00:41:02.500 and bring it back into the family. 588 00:41:02.500 --> 00:41:04.667 Bring it back into... 589 00:41:04.750 --> 00:41:07.375 Are you, are you saying Mia and Sonya were related? 590 00:41:07.500 --> 00:41:10.167 Your birth mother and Mia were cousins. 591 00:41:10.208 --> 00:41:12.958 Didn't you know that? 592 00:41:12.958 --> 00:41:14.583 So Mia is my... 593 00:41:16.042 --> 00:41:17.917 First cousin once removed. 594 00:41:20.708 --> 00:41:24.000 -Did Julie know that? -She must've, yes. 595 00:41:24.083 --> 00:41:27.667 You knew my mother then. Sonya, I mean. 596 00:41:27.750 --> 00:41:31.000 I did. She was a wonderful woman. 597 00:41:31.125 --> 00:41:33.250 [instrumental music] 598 00:41:33.250 --> 00:41:34.667 Do you know how she died? 599 00:41:34.792 --> 00:41:37.250 I heard there was some kind of an accident. 600 00:41:37.250 --> 00:41:43.000 It was very tragic. She fell and drowned in the bathtub. 601 00:41:46.375 --> 00:41:49.000 [intense music] 602 00:41:49.083 --> 00:41:52.667 Oh, I've upset you. I'm sorry for being so direct. 603 00:41:52.708 --> 00:41:55.500 No, no, please don't worry about it. 604 00:41:55.583 --> 00:41:57.292 Thank you so much for your time. 605 00:41:57.375 --> 00:42:02.583 Oh, Julie came here too asking about her just before she died. 606 00:42:02.667 --> 00:42:05.875 -About Mia? -No, about Sonya. 607 00:42:07.333 --> 00:42:09.000 Thank you. 608 00:42:14.875 --> 00:42:16.500 [doorbell dings] 609 00:42:19.208 --> 00:42:21.500 This place looks amazing. 610 00:42:21.625 --> 00:42:23.333 My mom would have loved it. 611 00:42:23.417 --> 00:42:24.917 That's what I hoped! 612 00:42:27.667 --> 00:42:30.542 I wish I could stay, 613 00:42:30.667 --> 00:42:32.417 but it's my night to take care of my gran, so... 614 00:42:32.500 --> 00:42:36.042 Of course. I understand. Thanks again. 615 00:42:45.875 --> 00:42:47.042 Kayla... 616 00:42:51.583 --> 00:42:54.167 She's a moody teenager. 617 00:42:54.292 --> 00:42:55.500 She'll come around. 618 00:42:55.583 --> 00:42:56.917 I hope so. 619 00:42:59.083 --> 00:43:00.375 Thanks for coming. 620 00:43:00.375 --> 00:43:02.542 I'm here to help. 621 00:43:02.625 --> 00:43:06.958 I, uh, already set up the bar over there. 622 00:43:07.042 --> 00:43:11.792 And I stashed something here just for you, if you need it. 623 00:43:13.875 --> 00:43:16.167 Ah, look. 624 00:43:16.208 --> 00:43:17.833 I got the coffee stains out. 625 00:43:19.875 --> 00:43:22.500 -What? -I found out how Sonya died. 626 00:43:22.625 --> 00:43:25.667 I thought she had an accident. 627 00:43:25.792 --> 00:43:30.167 She did. She... fell and drowned in the bathtub. 628 00:43:30.292 --> 00:43:34.625 -Just like my mom. -That's a crazy coincidence. 629 00:43:34.625 --> 00:43:36.250 Don't you think it's a little suspicious? 630 00:43:37.750 --> 00:43:40.250 It just doesn't sit right with me. 631 00:43:40.250 --> 00:43:42.583 There's something there. 632 00:43:42.667 --> 00:43:45.875 All I see is two horrible tragedies. 633 00:43:45.958 --> 00:43:48.333 I've gotta ask my dad what Mia's deal is. 634 00:43:48.458 --> 00:43:51.917 Maybe right now isn't the right time? 635 00:43:52.000 --> 00:43:53.958 Mia and Sonya were cousins. 636 00:43:54.042 --> 00:43:55.333 Mia was always desperate to own that house. 637 00:43:57.417 --> 00:43:58.833 She was friends with Julie, and now 638 00:43:58.917 --> 00:44:01.000 she's trying to take over the shop. 639 00:44:01.083 --> 00:44:02.542 I need to figure out what Mia is cooking up-- 640 00:44:02.542 --> 00:44:05.000 Canapes. I already told you. 641 00:44:05.125 --> 00:44:06.875 Oh. Hi. 642 00:44:06.958 --> 00:44:09.000 Um, have you seen my dad yet? 643 00:44:09.000 --> 00:44:11.792 He wasn't anywhere to be found when I arrived. 644 00:44:11.875 --> 00:44:13.875 Here, set up back there. 645 00:44:14.875 --> 00:44:16.375 I'll go find Paul. 646 00:44:27.833 --> 00:44:29.375 [Oliver] There you are. 647 00:44:30.708 --> 00:44:32.375 I'm glad you're here. 648 00:44:32.458 --> 00:44:34.792 There's nowhere I'd rather be. 649 00:44:34.792 --> 00:44:38.917 The loyalty that you've shown the business, and to me... 650 00:44:39.042 --> 00:44:41.167 I'm so grateful that you're part of the team. 651 00:44:43.083 --> 00:44:45.875 So, you and Wren. 652 00:44:45.875 --> 00:44:47.542 You seem to be on your way to reconciling. 653 00:44:47.542 --> 00:44:49.667 It certainly feels that way. 654 00:44:49.792 --> 00:44:52.167 [Paul] So this opens the question again 655 00:44:52.292 --> 00:44:56.167 of who'll take over the firm when I retire. 656 00:44:56.292 --> 00:45:00.750 If you do end up getting married after all... 657 00:45:00.750 --> 00:45:02.833 the firm is yours. 658 00:45:02.917 --> 00:45:05.917 I'll do everything I can to make that happen. 659 00:45:06.042 --> 00:45:09.375 I wanna keep the business in the family. 660 00:45:09.458 --> 00:45:10.750 You're the only one I can trust. 661 00:45:12.208 --> 00:45:14.042 To becoming one of us. 662 00:45:15.792 --> 00:45:18.500 I, uh, I should let you know, 663 00:45:18.583 --> 00:45:19.750 Wren is starting to ask questions. 664 00:45:19.750 --> 00:45:21.833 Does she know anything? 665 00:45:21.917 --> 00:45:25.083 Not yet, but she's determined to ask you about Mia. 666 00:45:26.875 --> 00:45:29.667 I-I convinced her that tonight is not a good time. 667 00:45:33.583 --> 00:45:35.167 If she keeps pushing... 668 00:45:38.042 --> 00:45:40.708 give her one of these. She'll be easier to deal with. 669 00:45:48.208 --> 00:45:49.875 The bruschetta shouldn't be hiding back here. 670 00:45:49.875 --> 00:45:51.958 Go put it by the door. 671 00:46:00.458 --> 00:46:01.708 Are you going to explain 672 00:46:01.792 --> 00:46:03.917 what you were doing upstairs in my house? 673 00:46:04.042 --> 00:46:06.708 Oh, I was just looking for the bathroom. 674 00:46:06.708 --> 00:46:08.458 I don't like people sticking their noses 675 00:46:08.542 --> 00:46:10.083 where they don't belong. 676 00:46:10.167 --> 00:46:11.542 If you have nothing to hide, 677 00:46:11.542 --> 00:46:13.333 it shouldn't be a problem, right? 678 00:46:13.375 --> 00:46:14.917 What are you implying? 679 00:46:15.000 --> 00:46:17.417 Nothing at all... yet. 680 00:46:18.583 --> 00:46:20.458 Back off. 681 00:46:20.542 --> 00:46:21.417 Or else what? 682 00:46:23.042 --> 00:46:25.500 Or else you'll regret it. 683 00:46:37.042 --> 00:46:38.708 [Wren] Have been thinking about it 684 00:46:38.833 --> 00:46:43.000 and Kayla's right, we can't keep fighting. 685 00:46:43.125 --> 00:46:44.417 Not today. 686 00:46:44.542 --> 00:46:46.750 I was going through those papers you gave me. 687 00:46:46.875 --> 00:46:50.167 And? What'd you find? 688 00:46:50.208 --> 00:46:52.875 Looks like Mia was siphoning money into her personal account. 689 00:46:52.958 --> 00:46:56.333 [gasps] How much? 690 00:46:56.417 --> 00:46:58.958 Enough to sink the business in a couple more months. 691 00:46:59.042 --> 00:47:01.833 She was bleeding them dry. 692 00:47:01.875 --> 00:47:04.750 Julie would have figured it out eventually. 693 00:47:04.833 --> 00:47:06.167 If she hadn't already. 694 00:47:07.875 --> 00:47:08.917 She raised you since you were nine 695 00:47:09.042 --> 00:47:11.000 but you never once called her... 696 00:47:20.833 --> 00:47:23.083 [intense music] 697 00:47:26.917 --> 00:47:29.250 Hey. Kayla. Wait! 698 00:47:29.333 --> 00:47:30.333 I'm sorry. 699 00:47:30.458 --> 00:47:32.417 Okay, Brody and I were out of line. 700 00:47:33.875 --> 00:47:36.792 Okay, I was out of line. 701 00:47:36.875 --> 00:47:38.167 I just, I want to apologize 702 00:47:38.250 --> 00:47:42.583 for not focusing on what's important today. 703 00:47:42.708 --> 00:47:46.542 Today's all about mom, and I haven't been acting like it. 704 00:47:48.917 --> 00:47:51.542 Fine. I forgive you. 705 00:47:56.083 --> 00:47:57.667 Do you know how much time 706 00:47:57.708 --> 00:47:59.167 dad and Mia have been spending together? 707 00:47:59.250 --> 00:48:01.375 -You're still doing it! -Kayla-- 708 00:48:01.375 --> 00:48:03.083 Mom and dad may have been fighting a lot. 709 00:48:03.208 --> 00:48:05.083 -But they loved each other. -I know that-- 710 00:48:05.083 --> 00:48:07.000 People who love each other, don't abandon each other. 711 00:48:07.125 --> 00:48:08.917 They don't leave people at the altar 712 00:48:09.000 --> 00:48:11.458 or run away across the country. 713 00:48:11.542 --> 00:48:13.667 Look, I'm sorry I left-- 714 00:48:13.750 --> 00:48:15.833 And whatever you think about dad, 715 00:48:15.917 --> 00:48:18.042 he was there for us. You weren't. 716 00:48:18.042 --> 00:48:19.542 I'm going home. 717 00:48:19.667 --> 00:48:20.667 I'll come with you. 718 00:48:20.750 --> 00:48:22.333 I don't need a babysitter. 719 00:48:27.833 --> 00:48:30.000 [glass clinking] 720 00:48:30.083 --> 00:48:34.625 Thank you to everyone for being here tonight. 721 00:48:34.708 --> 00:48:37.500 Julie was an incredible person 722 00:48:37.542 --> 00:48:41.250 and she touched the lives of everyone in this room. 723 00:48:41.333 --> 00:48:43.833 I thought it would be a lovely idea 724 00:48:43.833 --> 00:48:47.000 for us to share our favorite memory of Julie. 725 00:48:49.083 --> 00:48:52.167 Julie had a naturally inquisitive spirit, 726 00:48:52.250 --> 00:48:55.167 a quality that she passed on in spades 727 00:48:55.167 --> 00:48:58.792 to her adopted daughter Wren. 728 00:48:58.875 --> 00:49:01.375 One day, Julie was wondering 729 00:49:01.375 --> 00:49:04.125 where the moonlight philodendrons 730 00:49:04.208 --> 00:49:07.042 that we had been ordering actually come from. 731 00:49:10.208 --> 00:49:12.833 I think something is going on with my dad and Mia. 732 00:49:12.833 --> 00:49:16.667 What? [scoffs] That's ridiculous. 733 00:49:16.750 --> 00:49:18.333 I've gotta ask him about this. 734 00:49:18.417 --> 00:49:21.667 Right now doesn't seem appropriate. 735 00:49:23.875 --> 00:49:28.208 Hey! You need to relax. 736 00:49:28.292 --> 00:49:31.042 Come with me. I've got just the thing. 737 00:49:34.875 --> 00:49:37.417 I saw the two of them holding hands earlier! 738 00:49:37.500 --> 00:49:41.083 She's supporting her dead best friend's husband. 739 00:49:41.083 --> 00:49:43.042 It's more than that. 740 00:49:49.917 --> 00:49:52.458 [suspenseful music] 741 00:49:57.833 --> 00:49:59.375 Listen, um... 742 00:50:01.417 --> 00:50:05.375 I can't tell you not to ask him... 743 00:50:07.667 --> 00:50:09.250 but it's your mom's wake. 744 00:50:12.542 --> 00:50:14.667 Have a drink. 745 00:50:14.792 --> 00:50:18.458 Try and relax... and you can ask him about it tomorrow. 746 00:50:21.208 --> 00:50:22.625 Fine. 747 00:50:32.792 --> 00:50:36.625 Hm... it's actually really nice. 748 00:50:36.708 --> 00:50:38.875 Thanks. 749 00:50:39.000 --> 00:50:42.542 Yeah, I thought you could, uh, use some wine. 750 00:50:46.542 --> 00:50:48.375 [Paul] Thank you so much, everyone 751 00:50:48.458 --> 00:50:51.333 for sharing these magnificent stories 752 00:50:51.333 --> 00:50:53.708 of our beloved Julie. 753 00:50:53.875 --> 00:50:56.500 She was the best thing that's ever happened to me. 754 00:50:56.625 --> 00:50:59.208 -Okay, that's it. -Oh, don't do this. Hey, hey. 755 00:50:59.208 --> 00:51:00.625 Come on, let's get you freshened up. 756 00:51:00.708 --> 00:51:01.708 She's the best thing that's ever 757 00:51:01.708 --> 00:51:03.667 happened to you, huh? 758 00:51:03.792 --> 00:51:05.708 [laughing] 759 00:51:05.833 --> 00:51:07.250 You have a funny way of showing it. 760 00:51:07.375 --> 00:51:08.542 Wren! 761 00:51:08.625 --> 00:51:10.875 Are you going to share a memory of mom? 762 00:51:10.958 --> 00:51:14.042 Or have those been cremated, too? 763 00:51:14.167 --> 00:51:16.958 It seems that in my daughter's grief 764 00:51:17.042 --> 00:51:18.083 that she drank too much. 765 00:51:18.208 --> 00:51:20.292 Adopted daughter! 766 00:51:20.375 --> 00:51:23.500 Okay, let's go. Let's go. 767 00:51:23.542 --> 00:51:25.958 I'm sure you can all appreciate how difficult this is for us. 768 00:51:26.042 --> 00:51:30.000 What's going on with you and Mia, dad? 769 00:51:30.125 --> 00:51:32.333 Don't be shy. Tell everyone. 770 00:51:32.375 --> 00:51:34.167 -That's enough! -At your mother's wake... 771 00:51:34.250 --> 00:51:36.125 -How dare you imply-- -I wanna stay and reminisce! 772 00:51:36.208 --> 00:51:38.000 [Oliver] We need to go. [Wren] Stop it, I wanna stay. 773 00:51:38.083 --> 00:51:40.708 She just needs to sleep this off. 774 00:51:40.708 --> 00:51:42.250 Thank you, son. 775 00:51:48.625 --> 00:51:50.208 There you go. 776 00:51:55.042 --> 00:51:56.583 [Oliver] Let's get you to home, okay? 777 00:51:56.667 --> 00:52:00.625 No, I, I don't wanna go back there. 778 00:52:02.708 --> 00:52:03.750 [sighs] 779 00:52:04.792 --> 00:52:07.083 All right, come on. 780 00:52:16.000 --> 00:52:17.167 Okay, come on. 781 00:52:17.250 --> 00:52:19.375 Hey, hey, come on. 782 00:52:22.292 --> 00:52:24.750 You're okay, you're okay. Ah, there you go. 783 00:52:28.833 --> 00:52:32.208 -Okay, hey. -I feel so dizzy. 784 00:52:32.292 --> 00:52:34.292 You've just have the spins. 785 00:52:34.375 --> 00:52:36.500 There you go, there you go. 786 00:52:38.833 --> 00:52:40.667 Okay, okay. 787 00:52:44.833 --> 00:52:47.625 [suspenseful music] 788 00:52:49.917 --> 00:52:51.542 Wren. 789 00:52:57.042 --> 00:52:58.792 Wren? 790 00:53:01.708 --> 00:53:03.250 Wren? 791 00:53:14.333 --> 00:53:16.500 You will be mine again. 792 00:53:19.833 --> 00:53:22.292 [intense music] 793 00:53:43.125 --> 00:53:44.708 [groans] 794 00:53:46.208 --> 00:53:48.708 [clattering] 795 00:54:02.250 --> 00:54:03.792 [groans] 796 00:54:20.333 --> 00:54:22.333 [Oliver] Morning, sleepy head. 797 00:54:23.375 --> 00:54:25.083 Your favorite hangover cure. 798 00:54:25.167 --> 00:54:26.667 Aw! 799 00:54:26.708 --> 00:54:28.583 And do I need it. 800 00:54:30.417 --> 00:54:32.333 What happened last night? 801 00:54:32.417 --> 00:54:35.958 Ah! You were pretty drunk... 802 00:54:36.042 --> 00:54:38.250 Oh, no. What did I... 803 00:54:39.333 --> 00:54:41.375 -Not good, huh? -Mm-hmm. 804 00:54:41.542 --> 00:54:42.500 Oh... 805 00:54:42.625 --> 00:54:44.958 Maybe best if I don't know. 806 00:54:45.083 --> 00:54:46.625 [sighs] 807 00:54:48.917 --> 00:54:51.333 Thanks for taking care of me. 808 00:54:51.333 --> 00:54:52.875 Of course. 809 00:54:52.958 --> 00:54:54.167 I hope you got me out of there 810 00:54:54.250 --> 00:54:55.417 before I really embarrassed myself. 811 00:54:55.500 --> 00:54:58.542 Ah, it was a close call. 812 00:54:58.667 --> 00:54:59.792 Oh. 813 00:54:59.875 --> 00:55:01.792 [laughing] 814 00:55:10.958 --> 00:55:15.042 I'm really sorry, Oliver. For everything. 815 00:55:16.958 --> 00:55:18.542 I really did love you, you know. 816 00:55:21.958 --> 00:55:23.542 I still love you. 817 00:55:26.167 --> 00:55:27.667 I always have. 818 00:55:30.375 --> 00:55:32.000 I always will. 819 00:55:32.208 --> 00:55:34.625 [instrumental music] 820 00:55:56.583 --> 00:55:58.375 That was just how I remember it. 821 00:55:59.708 --> 00:56:02.083 I hope that's not a bad thing. 822 00:56:02.208 --> 00:56:03.792 Not at all. 823 00:56:19.458 --> 00:56:22.125 Eat up. I'm gonna go shower. 824 00:56:22.208 --> 00:56:23.458 Okay. 825 00:56:25.083 --> 00:56:26.500 You want a coffee? 826 00:56:26.542 --> 00:56:28.417 [Oliver] Pods are beside the fridge. 827 00:56:28.500 --> 00:56:30.000 I remember. 828 00:56:33.333 --> 00:56:34.750 Mm. 829 00:56:44.333 --> 00:56:45.750 [sighs] 830 00:56:52.125 --> 00:56:54.708 [suspenseful music] 831 00:57:02.000 --> 00:57:03.500 [Oliver] Hey, beautiful. 832 00:57:05.042 --> 00:57:08.333 You went for dinner with a woman named Francesca? 833 00:57:08.417 --> 00:57:09.833 Ah! [chuckles] 834 00:57:09.958 --> 00:57:13.625 It was a, it was a first date and a last date. 835 00:57:15.250 --> 00:57:17.833 You don't have to be bitter. 836 00:57:17.958 --> 00:57:22.292 Although I do find your jealous streak adorable. 837 00:57:22.375 --> 00:57:25.542 And you were out with her on Friday? 838 00:57:27.125 --> 00:57:31.542 Well, that, we were supposed to go out on Friday, 839 00:57:31.625 --> 00:57:34.667 but I think we went out on Thursday. 840 00:57:34.667 --> 00:57:36.500 You're hiding something. 841 00:57:36.542 --> 00:57:38.750 [chuckles] What are you talking about? 842 00:57:42.708 --> 00:57:45.792 You weren't out with my dad the night my mom was murdered. 843 00:57:47.417 --> 00:57:48.708 Where was my dad, Oliver? 844 00:57:50.542 --> 00:57:52.167 Well, if you don't tell me, I'm gonna ask him myself. 845 00:57:52.250 --> 00:57:53.667 Okay. 846 00:57:53.875 --> 00:57:55.083 Fine. 847 00:57:56.208 --> 00:57:57.708 [sighs] 848 00:57:57.833 --> 00:58:00.792 -He was with Mia. -Mia? 849 00:58:00.875 --> 00:58:03.542 Last night you swore up and down that Mia is just a good friend. 850 00:58:03.625 --> 00:58:05.042 I was trying to protect him. 851 00:58:05.125 --> 00:58:08.583 Protect him? What about me? 852 00:58:16.083 --> 00:58:17.833 Where are you going? 853 00:58:17.958 --> 00:58:19.583 I'm going to see if the police are interested 854 00:58:19.708 --> 00:58:21.708 in my dad's whereabouts the night of my mom's death. 855 00:58:28.250 --> 00:58:30.125 I can't let you do that. 856 00:58:30.208 --> 00:58:35.875 -Get out of the way, Oliver. -You're not going to the police. 857 00:58:38.125 --> 00:58:39.542 I was right to run out on you. 858 00:58:39.542 --> 00:58:43.208 I've worked too long and hard for this. 859 00:58:44.875 --> 00:58:46.208 You're right. 860 00:58:46.292 --> 00:58:48.083 You're right. I'm sorry. 861 00:58:48.167 --> 00:58:50.583 It's okay, I was wrong. 862 00:58:50.667 --> 00:58:53.000 I won't go. 863 00:58:53.000 --> 00:58:54.500 I love you. 864 00:58:55.375 --> 00:58:57.042 [Oliver groans] 865 00:58:59.875 --> 00:59:02.833 [intense music] 866 00:59:13.625 --> 00:59:15.917 I want to see what's going on here. See you inside. 867 00:59:18.208 --> 00:59:19.833 Morning, Oliver. 868 00:59:19.917 --> 00:59:21.500 You missed family dinner last weekend. 869 00:59:21.542 --> 00:59:22.833 Hanging out with the ex? 870 00:59:22.875 --> 00:59:24.917 Yes. I'm sorry about that, cuz. 871 00:59:25.000 --> 00:59:27.250 Ah, no worries. I get it, I get it. 872 00:59:27.375 --> 00:59:28.625 No judgment here. 873 00:59:28.625 --> 00:59:31.208 We just sort of had a disagreement. 874 00:59:32.583 --> 00:59:34.167 What did you do to her? 875 00:59:34.167 --> 00:59:35.833 I... 876 00:59:35.875 --> 00:59:37.958 You can tell me. What did you do? 877 00:59:38.083 --> 00:59:40.125 -We... -Ah! 878 00:59:40.125 --> 00:59:41.708 I'm just kidding. 879 00:59:41.792 --> 00:59:44.000 I'll let you know what she says. 880 00:59:44.083 --> 00:59:45.750 Okay, take care. 881 00:59:50.750 --> 00:59:53.042 Oh, I had a chat with your boyfriend 882 00:59:53.167 --> 00:59:56.000 in the parking lot before I came in. Yeah. 883 00:59:56.083 --> 00:59:58.417 I'm sure Oliver will have some flowers waiting for you 884 00:59:58.417 --> 00:59:59.917 when you get home. 885 01:00:01.208 --> 01:00:02.333 [scoffs] 886 01:00:03.875 --> 01:00:05.708 I'm not here about Oliver. 887 01:00:06.625 --> 01:00:09.708 It's my father. 888 01:00:09.792 --> 01:00:11.833 He wasn't out for dinner at all the night my mother died, 889 01:00:11.917 --> 01:00:15.083 he was... with his mistress. 890 01:00:16.542 --> 01:00:18.833 Okay. I've known Paul a long time. 891 01:00:18.875 --> 01:00:21.500 He's a respected member of this community. 892 01:00:21.583 --> 01:00:24.000 Respected members of the community can lie. 893 01:00:24.167 --> 01:00:25.333 Even to the police. 894 01:00:25.375 --> 01:00:27.458 Wren, we've been over this. 895 01:00:27.542 --> 01:00:29.667 Your mother's death was an accident. 896 01:00:29.708 --> 01:00:31.458 -But I have new evidence. -Evidence of what? 897 01:00:31.542 --> 01:00:33.042 That y-your father was having an affair? 898 01:00:33.167 --> 01:00:34.333 Yes! 899 01:00:34.417 --> 01:00:35.958 So if he was out with his mistress 900 01:00:36.042 --> 01:00:37.542 the night of your mother's death, 901 01:00:37.542 --> 01:00:39.000 he still has a solid alibi. 902 01:00:39.083 --> 01:00:41.333 Something just doesn't feel right about it. 903 01:00:41.417 --> 01:00:43.167 If they were having an affair, 904 01:00:43.250 --> 01:00:45.917 one of them would have wanted my mother out of the picture. 905 01:00:46.042 --> 01:00:48.833 You know, we don't reopen cases on feelings, Ms. Williams. 906 01:00:48.875 --> 01:00:51.042 But if you could just question him, I think-- 907 01:00:51.167 --> 01:00:53.083 The case is closed. 908 01:00:53.083 --> 01:00:55.000 What about the fact that my biological mother, 909 01:00:55.083 --> 01:00:57.542 Sonya Kenny, died exactly the same way right next door? 910 01:00:57.667 --> 01:00:59.625 And I told you that most people 911 01:00:59.708 --> 01:01:01.500 die in their homes, Ms. Williams. 912 01:01:01.583 --> 01:01:03.667 What are the odds that two people die-- 913 01:01:03.708 --> 01:01:06.500 I'm a very busy man. It's time for you to go. 914 01:01:06.625 --> 01:01:08.125 Detective, there is more to this story. 915 01:01:08.292 --> 01:01:09.875 There is nothing else. 916 01:01:09.958 --> 01:01:11.875 Please, Ms. Williams. 917 01:01:13.333 --> 01:01:15.500 [sighs] 918 01:01:15.583 --> 01:01:18.292 -If you'd just listen-- -Nothing, let's go. 919 01:01:23.208 --> 01:01:27.375 Hey, hey, maybe it's time you went back to the city. 920 01:01:27.458 --> 01:01:29.167 My family needs me here. 921 01:01:29.208 --> 01:01:32.667 It doesn't seem like you being here is helping anyone. 922 01:01:32.708 --> 01:01:34.208 What're you doing here? 923 01:01:34.292 --> 01:01:36.167 Oh, I'm sorry about all this, Paul. 924 01:01:36.250 --> 01:01:38.500 Ah, let's you and I grab that game of golf next week. Okay? 925 01:01:38.625 --> 01:01:41.000 -My treat. Yeah. -Will do, thanks. 926 01:01:41.000 --> 01:01:44.583 -Wren, hey, wait. -I don't wanna talk to you. 927 01:01:44.667 --> 01:01:47.583 Oliver called me and told me you were going to the police. 928 01:01:47.583 --> 01:01:49.500 You two are thick as thieves, aren't you? 929 01:01:49.583 --> 01:01:53.583 Slow down, will you? Just, just come back to the house with me. 930 01:01:53.667 --> 01:01:55.625 Where's Kayla? 931 01:01:55.708 --> 01:01:56.667 Brody took her to Rachel's for the night 932 01:01:56.750 --> 01:01:59.042 so that you and I can talk. 933 01:01:59.167 --> 01:02:00.958 I'm not going anywhere with you. 934 01:02:01.042 --> 01:02:02.333 You stay away from me. 935 01:02:02.417 --> 01:02:06.708 No, wait. I'm not the bad guy you think I am. 936 01:02:06.708 --> 01:02:08.208 You're hurting me. 937 01:02:09.708 --> 01:02:11.167 I'm-I'm sorry. 938 01:02:13.083 --> 01:02:14.208 I'm sorry. 939 01:02:29.583 --> 01:02:31.125 [clatters] 940 01:02:38.875 --> 01:02:41.125 [intense music] 941 01:02:52.875 --> 01:02:54.792 -Ahh! -Uh! Wren! 942 01:02:54.875 --> 01:02:56.667 I'm so sorry. I didn't know you were here. 943 01:02:56.708 --> 01:02:59.667 Oh, my God! You scared me half to death! 944 01:02:59.792 --> 01:03:04.000 Sorry. I'm just on edge. 945 01:03:04.000 --> 01:03:07.875 Yeah, I'll say. Is everything all right? 946 01:03:07.958 --> 01:03:11.333 It's been a weird 24 hours. 947 01:03:11.333 --> 01:03:15.208 I made a real fool of myself last night. 948 01:03:15.333 --> 01:03:16.625 What happened? 949 01:03:16.708 --> 01:03:19.167 Oh, I got way too drunk and ran my mouth. 950 01:03:19.250 --> 01:03:22.333 Apparently. I don't really remember much... 951 01:03:22.417 --> 01:03:24.292 Oh! 952 01:03:24.375 --> 01:03:26.000 Finding comfort at the bottom of a bottle 953 01:03:26.083 --> 01:03:29.000 during a time like this is pretty normal. 954 01:03:29.083 --> 01:03:31.625 You know what, I think I only had one glass. 955 01:03:31.750 --> 01:03:33.375 Are you eating enough lately? 956 01:03:35.167 --> 01:03:37.042 Ah, I guess not. 957 01:03:39.000 --> 01:03:43.000 I totally outed my dad's affair with Mia in front of everyone. 958 01:03:43.083 --> 01:03:46.833 I'm almost glad my mom wasn't around to find out like that. 959 01:03:46.917 --> 01:03:49.792 [sighs] Uh... that reminds me. 960 01:03:49.792 --> 01:03:51.792 I think you should see this. 961 01:03:57.042 --> 01:03:59.042 I found this the other day. 962 01:04:04.958 --> 01:04:06.333 So my mom knew too. 963 01:04:07.875 --> 01:04:09.250 I guess that's what she meant 964 01:04:09.333 --> 01:04:11.458 when she said Mia stole something from her. 965 01:04:19.250 --> 01:04:21.542 I was just gonna go to get something to eat. 966 01:04:21.667 --> 01:04:22.833 Care to join me? 967 01:04:22.875 --> 01:04:25.375 Mm. Thanks. 968 01:04:25.458 --> 01:04:28.500 I think I'm just gonna stay here a little while longer. 969 01:04:40.875 --> 01:04:42.458 [sighs] 970 01:04:56.208 --> 01:04:59.083 [mellow music] 971 01:05:09.333 --> 01:05:11.250 [sniffles] 972 01:05:27.375 --> 01:05:29.667 [music continues] 973 01:05:58.125 --> 01:06:00.583 [suspenseful music] 974 01:06:22.625 --> 01:06:24.333 [car engine starts] 975 01:06:26.875 --> 01:06:29.083 [dramatic music] 976 01:06:32.708 --> 01:06:35.667 [Oliver] Hey! Come here! 977 01:06:35.750 --> 01:06:36.958 Stop! 978 01:06:59.500 --> 01:07:00.958 [gate opens] 979 01:07:02.167 --> 01:07:03.625 [Oliver] Wren! 980 01:07:05.542 --> 01:07:07.000 Just wanna talk. 981 01:07:10.542 --> 01:07:11.958 Come on. 982 01:07:12.042 --> 01:07:13.708 It's just your Oliver. 983 01:07:16.125 --> 01:07:17.708 [twig snaps] 984 01:07:20.875 --> 01:07:23.250 [Oliver] It's okay. Wren. 985 01:07:24.417 --> 01:07:25.792 It's okay. 986 01:07:25.875 --> 01:07:27.458 I'm not gonna hurt ya. 987 01:07:34.708 --> 01:07:37.250 [dramatic music] 988 01:07:43.583 --> 01:07:45.375 Get away from me, Oliver! 989 01:07:45.500 --> 01:07:47.917 Can we just go back to where we were this morning? 990 01:07:47.917 --> 01:07:50.875 Before or after you drugged me? 991 01:07:50.875 --> 01:07:52.875 Why did you do it? 992 01:07:53.000 --> 01:07:54.667 I did it to protect you. 993 01:07:54.750 --> 01:07:56.375 From what? 994 01:07:56.500 --> 01:07:59.125 -The truth. -You did it to control me. 995 01:08:01.375 --> 01:08:03.333 You always have to have your way. 996 01:08:03.458 --> 01:08:05.458 It's always about what's best for you. 997 01:08:05.542 --> 01:08:08.042 You're crazy if you believe that. 998 01:08:08.167 --> 01:08:11.625 You know, that day I ran out on our wedding... 999 01:08:11.625 --> 01:08:14.167 I couldn't have even told you why I was running. 1000 01:08:14.292 --> 01:08:16.375 I sat at some highway truck stop 1001 01:08:16.375 --> 01:08:19.500 in the middle of nowhere for hours, 1002 01:08:19.500 --> 01:08:21.958 punishing myself with how I might have just walked away 1003 01:08:22.042 --> 01:08:23.542 from a fairy tale life. 1004 01:08:25.083 --> 01:08:27.625 I can finally see it. 1005 01:08:27.625 --> 01:08:30.333 You are manipulative and controlling, 1006 01:08:30.375 --> 01:08:32.917 and even though I didn't notice it outright back then, 1007 01:08:33.000 --> 01:08:34.667 I could still feel you suffocating me. 1008 01:08:34.667 --> 01:08:36.500 I would never tried to control you. 1009 01:08:36.542 --> 01:08:39.500 No? You didn't manipulate me and my family 1010 01:08:39.583 --> 01:08:42.167 into giving you everything you needed from us? 1011 01:08:42.250 --> 01:08:44.792 My mother's affection, my hand in marriage? 1012 01:08:44.875 --> 01:08:46.417 My father's business? 1013 01:08:46.542 --> 01:08:47.917 We could've been so happy together. 1014 01:08:48.000 --> 01:08:51.000 You don't know what that is! 1015 01:08:51.083 --> 01:08:52.750 You don't build a life of happiness 1016 01:08:52.750 --> 01:08:54.542 on deceit and duplicity. 1017 01:08:54.625 --> 01:08:56.417 An architect should understand the importance 1018 01:08:56.417 --> 01:08:58.208 of a strong foundation. 1019 01:09:00.083 --> 01:09:01.750 Help! Help. 1020 01:09:01.875 --> 01:09:03.792 You're right, hey, you're right. 1021 01:09:03.917 --> 01:09:06.167 I-I promise I'll be better. 1022 01:09:06.250 --> 01:09:08.125 I'll rebuild that foundation, okay? 1023 01:09:08.208 --> 01:09:10.125 There's nothing I wanna rebuild with you. 1024 01:09:10.208 --> 01:09:13.000 I love you, Wren, please don't do this. 1025 01:09:13.125 --> 01:09:15.833 You stay away from me and my family! 1026 01:09:15.875 --> 01:09:17.500 Why can't you listen to me? 1027 01:09:17.625 --> 01:09:19.500 -Ah! -Oh! 1028 01:09:22.042 --> 01:09:23.500 Wren! 1029 01:09:25.542 --> 01:09:27.667 I'm not going anywhere, Wren! 1030 01:09:27.750 --> 01:09:31.250 I got your pathetic father wrapped around my finger. 1031 01:09:34.542 --> 01:09:38.125 I am more a part of this family than you'll ever be! 1032 01:09:39.542 --> 01:09:41.000 [groans] 1033 01:09:41.083 --> 01:09:42.542 Wren! 1034 01:09:45.500 --> 01:09:46.667 Wren! 1035 01:09:49.167 --> 01:09:50.500 [knock on door] 1036 01:09:52.208 --> 01:09:54.500 How could you steal my dad away like that? 1037 01:09:54.583 --> 01:09:56.875 Steal him away? 1038 01:09:57.000 --> 01:10:00.500 He pursued me. Relentlessly. 1039 01:10:00.583 --> 01:10:02.833 I'm surprised you're so shocked by that. 1040 01:10:02.875 --> 01:10:05.542 -Given your father's history. -What are you talking about? 1041 01:10:05.667 --> 01:10:08.667 He was having an affair with Sonya before she died. 1042 01:10:08.792 --> 01:10:10.708 For years. 1043 01:10:10.792 --> 01:10:12.208 That's not possible. 1044 01:10:12.333 --> 01:10:14.417 I told Julie about his affair with Sonya 1045 01:10:14.500 --> 01:10:17.208 so she'd finally leave Paul. 1046 01:10:17.292 --> 01:10:19.500 And you could swoop in. 1047 01:10:19.542 --> 01:10:22.542 He came over that night, to ask me to marry him 1048 01:10:22.542 --> 01:10:25.417 after he'd finally broken the news to Julie. 1049 01:10:25.542 --> 01:10:28.208 So you weren't together the entire night. 1050 01:10:28.292 --> 01:10:32.000 And you were outside creeping around when I got here. 1051 01:10:32.083 --> 01:10:34.167 I went out to buy a champagne. 1052 01:10:34.250 --> 01:10:36.042 Of course, we couldn't enjoy it. 1053 01:10:36.167 --> 01:10:38.208 There are holes in your alibi. 1054 01:10:40.208 --> 01:10:42.458 Everyone is calling this an accident. 1055 01:10:43.750 --> 01:10:45.792 You know what I think? 1056 01:10:45.875 --> 01:10:49.000 I think Julie killed herself out of grief 1057 01:10:49.000 --> 01:10:50.833 over having a daughter like you. 1058 01:10:50.958 --> 01:10:53.167 Well, it seems to me that every woman who gets in your way 1059 01:10:53.250 --> 01:10:54.875 ends up dead in a bathtub. 1060 01:10:58.583 --> 01:10:59.875 Homewrecker! 1061 01:11:05.250 --> 01:11:07.625 It takes two to have an affair, sweetheart. 1062 01:11:20.917 --> 01:11:22.000 [Paul] Ah! 1063 01:11:22.000 --> 01:11:23.042 [Paul sniffles] 1064 01:11:23.042 --> 01:11:24.625 [Paul sobbing] 1065 01:11:51.583 --> 01:11:52.917 Headache? 1066 01:11:54.875 --> 01:11:56.250 Oh, Wren. 1067 01:11:57.875 --> 01:11:59.250 It's you! 1068 01:11:59.333 --> 01:12:00.792 Get off me! 1069 01:12:02.542 --> 01:12:04.625 How could you betray mom like that? 1070 01:12:04.708 --> 01:12:06.625 I, I can't help. 1071 01:12:06.708 --> 01:12:10.875 I think that her, her accident was my punishment. 1072 01:12:12.417 --> 01:12:13.667 If it was your punishment, 1073 01:12:13.750 --> 01:12:15.708 she wouldn't be the one who is dead. 1074 01:12:17.833 --> 01:12:20.625 I'm-I'm sorry I wasn't there to save her. 1075 01:12:22.875 --> 01:12:24.417 Please. 1076 01:12:26.250 --> 01:12:29.292 But don't-don't tell Kayla about Mia. 1077 01:12:30.667 --> 01:12:32.667 She's been through enough. 1078 01:12:32.833 --> 01:12:35.833 It has nothing to do with protecting yourself, does it? 1079 01:12:35.917 --> 01:12:39.542 Promise me that you, you won't say anything. 1080 01:12:41.583 --> 01:12:44.000 -Let me go. -I can't. 1081 01:12:44.083 --> 01:12:48.042 I can't let you go. Not until you understand. 1082 01:12:56.375 --> 01:12:57.583 Fine. 1083 01:12:59.458 --> 01:13:01.083 Let's have a drink. 1084 01:13:01.208 --> 01:13:02.792 Yeah. 1085 01:13:04.792 --> 01:13:08.000 I-I'll clear everything up, I-I promise. 1086 01:13:10.583 --> 01:13:14.083 I-I know exactly how to fix this. I know. 1087 01:13:14.083 --> 01:13:15.458 I should fix this. 1088 01:13:16.375 --> 01:13:18.125 [indistinct] 1089 01:13:29.667 --> 01:13:31.375 -[glasses clink] -Bottoms up. 1090 01:13:50.708 --> 01:13:51.917 Hey. 1091 01:13:54.542 --> 01:13:56.500 You recognize this? 1092 01:13:56.583 --> 01:13:58.375 [Paul] Oh! Sonya... 1093 01:14:02.208 --> 01:14:03.667 Sonya? 1094 01:14:05.958 --> 01:14:07.083 My Sonya. 1095 01:14:09.583 --> 01:14:13.167 You, you look like you did the day we first met. 1096 01:14:17.083 --> 01:14:19.417 If you'd just understood that... 1097 01:14:20.583 --> 01:14:23.292 I-I couldn't just leave Julie. 1098 01:14:23.375 --> 01:14:27.000 Not after her father gave me the firm. 1099 01:14:27.125 --> 01:14:28.750 What did you do, Paul? 1100 01:14:33.167 --> 01:14:34.958 You, you were so angry. 1101 01:14:35.042 --> 01:14:37.417 You slipped when you came after me. 1102 01:14:39.208 --> 01:14:43.083 Hit your head on the tap. There was blood everywhere. 1103 01:14:46.333 --> 01:14:47.792 And then what? 1104 01:14:49.167 --> 01:14:52.833 You slipped under the surface. 1105 01:14:54.875 --> 01:14:57.458 You looked so serene underwater. 1106 01:15:01.750 --> 01:15:05.792 I-I was gonna pull you out, I swear. 1107 01:15:08.667 --> 01:15:11.625 But then I started thinking how... 1108 01:15:11.708 --> 01:15:14.125 how peaceful everything would get. 1109 01:15:16.167 --> 01:15:19.208 How could you be so spineless? 1110 01:15:22.708 --> 01:15:24.000 Wren! 1111 01:15:25.917 --> 01:15:26.958 Oh, Wren. 1112 01:15:27.042 --> 01:15:28.208 Wren! I-I'm sorry! 1113 01:15:30.375 --> 01:15:32.000 Wren, please! 1114 01:15:32.083 --> 01:15:34.458 Everything I did... 1115 01:15:34.542 --> 01:15:36.625 was to give you an easier life... 1116 01:15:37.917 --> 01:15:39.542 with us. 1117 01:15:39.542 --> 01:15:41.708 You stole me from my mother! 1118 01:15:47.333 --> 01:15:48.833 [door opens] 1119 01:15:52.208 --> 01:15:53.625 Brody! 1120 01:15:57.958 --> 01:16:00.625 -I have to go to the police. -What happened? 1121 01:16:00.625 --> 01:16:03.333 Dad just confessed to watching Sonya die. 1122 01:16:03.417 --> 01:16:06.708 And I think he killed mom, too. 1123 01:16:06.833 --> 01:16:08.875 Oh, come on. Where is he? 1124 01:16:08.958 --> 01:16:10.792 He's passed out in his office. 1125 01:16:12.667 --> 01:16:14.917 I don't want go. No. 1126 01:16:15.000 --> 01:16:16.792 [intense music] 1127 01:16:25.167 --> 01:16:26.875 [indistinct chatter] 1128 01:16:28.250 --> 01:16:31.208 [Paul] No, you can't. [Brody] It had to be done. 1129 01:16:31.208 --> 01:16:32.833 [Paul] Brody! [Brody] Shh! 1130 01:16:32.833 --> 01:16:34.542 [Paul] No, no, I think she got-- 1131 01:16:34.625 --> 01:16:36.375 [Brody] Calm down, dad. [Paul] No. 1132 01:16:36.458 --> 01:16:38.542 [Brody] You know I can handle this. 1133 01:16:46.042 --> 01:16:47.833 You killed mom? 1134 01:16:48.833 --> 01:16:51.792 And you almost caught me! 1135 01:16:51.875 --> 01:16:54.083 Few minutes earlier and you might have saved her. 1136 01:16:59.125 --> 01:17:00.708 Let me go, Brody! 1137 01:17:02.375 --> 01:17:03.792 Why'd you have to come back? 1138 01:17:05.083 --> 01:17:08.708 Things were so much easier without you. 1139 01:17:11.958 --> 01:17:14.250 Now everyone's gonna think that the art therapist 1140 01:17:14.375 --> 01:17:17.250 couldn't handle her own trauma. 1141 01:17:17.375 --> 01:17:19.083 Brody, don't do this. 1142 01:17:20.708 --> 01:17:25.833 Wren knows too much now. Just like Julie did. 1143 01:17:25.917 --> 01:17:29.375 Mia told Julie about dad's affair with Sonya. 1144 01:17:29.458 --> 01:17:33.167 And then Julie figured out that dad was involved in her death. 1145 01:17:33.250 --> 01:17:34.958 So you killed her. 1146 01:17:35.042 --> 01:17:39.042 Julie was gonna go to the police and turn dad in. 1147 01:17:39.042 --> 01:17:42.792 After all these years, she just couldn't let it go. 1148 01:17:42.875 --> 01:17:46.417 I never wanted Julie to die. 1149 01:17:46.542 --> 01:17:48.667 She was gonna ruin everything! 1150 01:17:48.750 --> 01:17:51.708 Your life would have been over. 1151 01:17:53.417 --> 01:17:54.875 Don't do this, Brody! 1152 01:17:57.000 --> 01:18:00.125 You don't need two lives on your conscience. 1153 01:18:00.208 --> 01:18:03.917 Three, if you count that weasel Oliver. 1154 01:18:05.875 --> 01:18:08.292 One more won't make a difference. 1155 01:18:08.375 --> 01:18:09.792 [shudders] 1156 01:18:11.792 --> 01:18:13.917 I know you can't see it right now, dad, 1157 01:18:14.000 --> 01:18:16.583 but she needs to die. 1158 01:18:16.583 --> 01:18:20.583 But, Brody, you can't kill her. 1159 01:18:20.583 --> 01:18:22.333 She's my biological daughter! 1160 01:18:24.125 --> 01:18:26.625 [Wren] What? Dad? 1161 01:18:26.708 --> 01:18:28.417 What're you talking about? 1162 01:18:28.542 --> 01:18:30.333 Sonya. 1163 01:18:30.333 --> 01:18:32.542 She wanted to keep you. 1164 01:18:32.542 --> 01:18:36.417 A-and since Julie couldn't get pregnant, 1165 01:18:36.417 --> 01:18:41.250 I knew that you were my only chance at a real child. 1166 01:18:41.333 --> 01:18:43.833 We don't use that word in this family! 1167 01:18:43.833 --> 01:18:45.292 -[Wren] No! -Oh! 1168 01:18:51.042 --> 01:18:52.250 But, Brody. 1169 01:18:52.333 --> 01:18:56.042 I did everything for him and it was never enough. 1170 01:18:58.000 --> 01:19:00.958 I guess this explains why you were his favorite. 1171 01:19:01.792 --> 01:19:03.792 Brody. [groans] 1172 01:19:05.208 --> 01:19:06.708 Oh... 1173 01:19:07.500 --> 01:19:09.500 [Brody] Wren! 1174 01:19:09.500 --> 01:19:11.375 [intense music] 1175 01:19:14.417 --> 01:19:16.208 [grunts] 1176 01:19:24.375 --> 01:19:25.375 No, Brody. 1177 01:19:33.458 --> 01:19:35.292 [panting] 1178 01:19:35.375 --> 01:19:37.667 Leave her alone, Brody! 1179 01:19:37.750 --> 01:19:40.083 Stay out of this. This is between me and Wren. 1180 01:19:41.792 --> 01:19:44.208 -Oh, God! -[grunts] 1181 01:19:50.167 --> 01:19:51.750 Kayla! 1182 01:19:51.833 --> 01:19:54.417 -I'm so sorry. Are you okay? -Yeah. 1183 01:19:54.542 --> 01:19:57.167 -You? -[panting] 1184 01:19:58.542 --> 01:20:00.667 [both sobbing] 1185 01:20:00.708 --> 01:20:03.292 [mellow music] 1186 01:20:07.333 --> 01:20:09.500 [indistinct chatter] 1187 01:20:28.042 --> 01:20:29.667 Paul! 1188 01:20:29.750 --> 01:20:31.333 Paul! 1189 01:20:32.542 --> 01:20:33.792 What's going on? 1190 01:20:35.542 --> 01:20:39.583 What did you do? Talk to me. 1191 01:20:39.667 --> 01:20:41.042 What did you do? 1192 01:20:56.792 --> 01:20:58.917 I'm good now. Thank you. 1193 01:21:00.458 --> 01:21:03.000 [instrumental music] 1194 01:21:04.583 --> 01:21:06.333 Just give me a sec. 1195 01:21:14.625 --> 01:21:16.333 Thank you for calling the police. 1196 01:21:16.417 --> 01:21:20.292 I told you. You notice a lot if you just watch. 1197 01:21:20.375 --> 01:21:22.250 I'm so glad you're okay. 1198 01:21:23.250 --> 01:21:24.500 Thank you. 1199 01:21:43.583 --> 01:21:45.083 [door shuts] 1200 01:21:47.875 --> 01:21:49.625 [sighs] 1201 01:21:54.125 --> 01:21:56.583 [instrumental music] 1202 01:22:03.625 --> 01:22:06.500 Your studio's first session tomorrow is fully booked! 1203 01:22:06.583 --> 01:22:08.167 Oh, nice. 1204 01:22:08.250 --> 01:22:11.500 How's it feel to be Greenville's first art therapist? 1205 01:22:13.208 --> 01:22:14.958 I couldn't have done this without you, Gina. 1206 01:22:14.958 --> 01:22:16.333 Anything for you, Wren. 1207 01:22:16.333 --> 01:22:18.167 I hope you'll stay on with me? 1208 01:22:18.208 --> 01:22:21.375 As my full-time organizer extraordinaire? 1209 01:22:22.667 --> 01:22:23.917 Mm, let's see. 1210 01:22:23.917 --> 01:22:26.083 Of course, of course, I will! 1211 01:22:27.750 --> 01:22:29.833 [clears throat] Welcome aboard. 1212 01:22:29.958 --> 01:22:31.250 Thank you. 1213 01:22:33.958 --> 01:22:36.542 Wren, it's up! Come on! Come look! 1214 01:22:36.625 --> 01:22:38.125 Come on! 1215 01:22:41.917 --> 01:22:45.042 Ah, it looks perfect. 1216 01:22:46.583 --> 01:22:49.333 I think you're gonna be able to help a lot of people. 1217 01:22:49.333 --> 01:22:52.125 There's a lot of people in this world who need help. 1218 01:22:52.208 --> 01:22:54.042 Mom would have loved this. 1219 01:23:02.875 --> 01:23:05.417 How about we have a painting session 1220 01:23:05.500 --> 01:23:07.792 before we officially open for business? 1221 01:23:07.875 --> 01:23:09.875 Just you and me? 1222 01:23:09.958 --> 01:23:11.917 [chuckles] 1223 01:23:12.000 --> 01:23:14.000 [instrumental music] 1224 01:23:42.917 --> 01:23:45.375 [music continues] 1225 01:24:04.542 --> 01:24:06.750 [music continues] 1226 01:24:36.042 --> 01:24:38.583 [music continues] 1227 01:25:07.042 --> 01:25:09.417 [music continues]