All language subtitles for Found S02E14 - Missing While Matched (Awafim.tv)

- See, I don't know.

The Flannigans lived
two doors down from us.

They always had the best
Halloween candy.

And then my best friends--
or my former best friends,

Trina and Erika--

[sighs] I had a lot of people
in my life back then.

Um, anyway,
they all gave statements

after, um, Jamie disappeared.

- As witnesses.

Now we have to look at them
as suspects.

- So my gut was telling me
that someone I knew

took my little boy,

and Darryl and everyone else
thought I was crazy.

So eventually, I just stopped
listening to my inner voice.

- Your inner voice has
saved lives, Margaret.

And that same inner voice
is going to help us

find who took Jamie.

That train is proof that
whoever kidnapped him

didn't just grab him and leave.

- They had access to my home
after the fact.

- You know, five people
could work faster than two,

and we wouldn't be
keeping secrets.

I just don't want you
to repeat my mistakes.

Keeping secrets from all of you
nearly tore M&A apart.

- I-I don't need to add on to
everyone's suspicions of Jamie.

- They don't want to be
suspicious of him.

Bringing them in
could assuage them--

- I just can't take on everyone
else's feelings right now.

OK, I hear you.

And maybe I'm making a mistake,
but it's my mistake to make.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[relaxed music]

♪ ♪

- Dhan and Ethan
are on their way.

- Is it too late
to vote for a rom-com?

I really want to laugh.

- This has laughs.

Plus, monsters getting
their asses kicked.

- A little on the nose, maybe?

Or is that the point
now that M&A's personal monster

is in jail,
and Christian's dead?

No more Evans brothers
lurking anywhere.

- And doesn't it feel great?

We can make space now
for other things.

[chuckling]

[notification dings]

[text whooshing]

- Hey, sorry.

I gotta--just gotta
make a call real quick.

[line ringing]

- Z, sorry to barge
into your night.

- I always have time
for you, Shel.

What's going on?

- I got a few hang-ups
on a burner cell phone.

Tried to call back,
but no answer.

My supervisor thinks
they're pocket dials.

- But you think otherwise?

- I played the recording back,

and I swear, Zeke,
I-I hear something.

I need to be certain before
I run this up the flagpole.

I hate to ask.
- Say less.

Send me a copy
of the audio file.

I'll see what I can do.

- Have I mentioned lately
how amazing you are?

- [chuckles]
Might have been a minute.

- My bad. I'll do better.

- Everything OK?

- Hey, yeah.
Sorry.

I just gotta jump on this
for a quick second.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Who was that?

- Just a friend.

She works for DCPD 911.

Wants my help with a hang-up.

- Anything I can do?

- Lend me your ears.

- 911,
where is your emergency?

Hello? Hello?

- [quietly]
Help, it's Zuri.

- Someone's whispering.

- Yeah, Shelly thinks so too.

Let me just add a filter,

noise canceling, and...

- Help.

It's Zuri.

- Oh, my God, Zeke.

- Shelly's right.

This person's in trouble.

♪ ♪

- I'm so sorry
for interrupting your dinner.

Have a good night.

- Thanks.

Glad you're safe.

- Ma'am,
name calling isn't nec--

well, Zurima Thomas
just hung up on me.

She's safe and rude.

- Your algorithm got
any more close matches?

Because all the people
we called are fine.

- Yeah, there's one I still
haven't been able to reach.

This hit's an 80% probability.

Zuri Mitchell--
she lives here in DC.

Email she uses
for her social media

was also used
to activate a burner phone

a few months ago.

I also dug up her regular cell,
left a voicemail,

but I still haven't heard back.

- 80% match.

Not answering her cell.

Isn't that enough for DCPD
to do a welfare check?

- Shelly had a rough call
a while back.

There was a fatality.

She's overreacted
to a few calls since.

The last time,
she got written up.

- So she can't
make this a thing

unless we're sure
this is a thing.

- Zuri's phone location shows
a bar downtown,

the See Spot Bar.

I mean, it might be
a waste of your time--

- No, text me the address.
And call Gabi.

Bring her up to speed.

- I'll ride shotgun.

♪ ♪

[dance music]

- [scoffs]
- Oh.

♪ ♪

Staff confirmed Zuri and her
roommates are regulars here.

- Regular enough.

They know it's easier
to grab a rideshare back here

than get harassed
by the drunk creeps

lined up out front.

- Yeah.

♪ ♪

- So, uh, Shelly--

I've never heard Zeke
mention her before.

Have you?

- Maybe once or twice.

She's from before you and Zeke
were close, though.

- That means you and Zeke
weren't close either.

So how do you know
who she is, and I don't?

- You know,
I don't really remember.

♪ ♪

[suspenseful music]

Lace.

- Zuri was wearing boots
with red tassels

in one of her photos.

♪ ♪

Dhan.

♪ ♪

Shelly was right.

Zuri's in trouble.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Zuri loves those boots.

She wears them
on all her first dates.

- Do you know who she was
on a date with tonight?

- Some guy from a dating app.

We all use them.

We made our profiles together.

We watch each other's backs.

- Yeah, we share logins,
locations,

even check in from our dates.

- Here, I found it.

- So this is Zuri's date
from last night?

- Yeah.
Alec, he's a traveling nurse.

He's in and out of town
a bunch.

- You mentioned
Zuri dates a lot.

Did she ever say if anybody
made her uncomfortable,

gave off bad vibes?

- Zuri's all about
fun and casual,

and her dates have
been cool with it.

- Yeah, I mean,
have there been a lot?

Sure, but that's
usually the case

when you're finally busting out
of the ivory tower.

- Ivory tower?
Strict parents?

- Strict dad.

She moved to the city
to get away from him.

He's crazy overprotective.

- And that's putting it nicely.

He's a controlling ass,

and Zuri wanted nothing
to do with him anymore.

♪ ♪

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- What are you doing in here?

- I lost something.

My toy train.

Just trying to find it.

- In Gabi's office?

- Yeah, well, you guys
don't exactly have a box

marked Lost and Found here.

- You're getting
a lot of leeway

because we love your mother,

but you're running out of rope
fast.

- I didn't do anything.

- Stealing evidence?

Snooping around
the boss's office?

- Seriously?

Bro, you watch me constantly.

Maybe you took my train
to run fingerprints, too.

Huh?

Not patient enough
to wait for the DNA results?

- I don't know anything
about your missing toy.

But maybe if you finally
answered some questions,

we could beat--

- Hey, hey.

Jamie, I found it.

Here.

It was in the conference room.

Thanks.

♪ ♪

- Shelly said
the entire call center is

on the lookout
for the burner number,

but Zuri hasn't called back.

- Which could mean
the kidnapper

found Zuri's other phone.

- What about the witnesses
from the bar?

- Lacey and I are headed back

to talk to the rest
of the staff we missed

during the shift change
last night.

- I'm almost done
running background

on all of her dates.

If there's a predator
among them, I'll find him.

- Keep me posted.

Meanwhile, Zuri's father,
Alonso Mitchell,

is at the top of the list
of people I need to talk to.

- I thought after
a preliminary check,

he was a respected Navy judge.

- Former Navy judge.

And right before he retired,
he was demoted

from rear admiral to captain.

- It takes a lot to get
busted down in rank.

What did he do?

- Punched another officer.

- Strict parent,
prone to violence,

didn't like his daughter's
lifestyle--that's not good.

- Let me check if she'd been

in communication
with her father.

Oh, wait, I can't, since Trent

took Zuri's phone
into evidence.

- Nice to see you, too, Zeke.

I took the phone
because my task force authority

lets me expedite warrants
on phone data.

- Which doesn't change
the fact that Zeke is better

at everything tech
than the DCPD, and you know it.

- Which is why I wanted
Zeke free to patch

into Shelly's work station,
so if Zuri calls back,

he can jump on a trace.

- OK, Mark Trent, I can work
with this version of you.

- I finally heard back
from Zuri's father.

He's on his way in.

[phone buzzing]

- Hello.

- This is the DC Central
Detention facility.

You have a call from...

- Hugh Evans.

- To accept, press 1.

To refuse, press 2.

To block this caller
permanently, press 3.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- I need to make another call.

- I already did you one solid.

You can try another time.

Let's go.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[door buzzing]

Evans, move.

- Make me.

♪ ♪

[pensive music]

♪ ♪

- I don't have much time.

- You asked me
to make time for you.

You can give me five minutes.

- I need to start
therapy again.

- Good. You should.

I'll make you a list
of referrals.

- No, with you.

- I am no longer licensed.

And...
[chuckles]

I am also not
the in-house shrink for M&A.

I just happen to be married
to one of your coworkers.

- And you are perfectly
comfortable calling me out

when I hedge.

You also know the truth
about what I did to Sir,

so I don't have
to censor myself.

- Gabi,

you and I only just reached
a détente a week ago.

This isn't a good idea

for you, me, or for Dhan.

[soft music]

- Sir called me from jail.

I had the option
of blocking him forever.

And I didn't.

And I don't know why.

♪ ♪

- Mrs. Reed,
you've passed out flyers

every night
at the bus station.

Do you still have hope
that your son--

- You seem pretty
comfortable there.

- The receptionist
went home sick,

and Margaret asked me to cover,
but I can move.

- No, it's a great idea.

We have a busy day ahead.

You know, your mom carried
the pain of your absence

every single day.

- I know Margaret had it rough.

I do.

But she's not the one
that got taken.

You know?

She can't really understand
what that's like for us.

- You're right.

I remember feeling the same way
about my dad, too.

- How did you do it?

How did you build all this
after that man took you?

- Pain can be useful if you let
it guide you to your purpose.

- You think helping people
will help me?

- Honestly, I don't know.

- You think I could try?

Maybe I could pitch in
on this case a little.

- We could always use
another set of eyes.

I'll have Lacey bring you
some files you can dig into.

[soft music]

♪ ♪

- [sighs]

- Babe, the detective
will be here soon.

We need to be ready.

- I just need to find
his train.

I mean, Jamie's gonna--

gonna want it
when he gets home.

- And getting him home
is the point

of the press conference
they're prepping us for.

The train has to be here
somewhere, and we'll find it.

We need to focus right now,
OK, for Jamie?

- I--[stammering]

[sighs] Yes, yes.

OK, of course.

Yeah, I'll--I'll finish
getting dressed.

- OK.
- OK.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[sighs]

- Young people,
they think they're invincible,

but I know better.

And I warned Zuri.

And now one of these guys--

do you think her date
did something to her?

- We're looking into
all of the possibilities.

- But right now,
we want to know more

about your relationship
with Zuri.

- What is there to talk about?

- Some have described you

as overprotective, controlling.

- You think that I hurt her.

- You have a history of
violence on your Naval record.

- One time!

I have been the judge on
more sexual assault cases

than you can imagine--
horrible stories!

One night,
I'm in the officer's club,

and another officer is
harassing a young waitress.

I intervene, it escalates,
and I punched him.

- The demotion was
worth it to you.

- Damn right!

But I would never hurt my Zuri.

Never.

- Did you know
that Zuri had a burner phone?

- She used it?

- I'll take that as a yes.

Why the surprise?

- I bought it for her
when she moved out.

I told her to always be
prepared for anything.

But our relationship
was so strained,

I assumed she threw it away.

I haven't seen her place
or met her roommates...

[crying]

But now my baby girl is in
the hands of some stranger.

- We are not going to stop
until we find Zuri.

Can you think of anyone
that she has had trouble with,

anyone that might
want to hurt her?

- No.

Wait, yes.

Jayla.

They're both in
the graduate design program

at George Washington.

- Why do you think
Jayla would hurt your daughter?

- They're both competing
for the same internship.

Jayla posted lies
about Zuri online.

But Zuri got the job, so I
assumed the ugliness was done.

- You think Jayla was
mad enough to hurt Zuri?

- If she meant half
the terrible things she posted,

maybe, yes.

- Pops wasn't kidding.

Jayla definitely falls
under sore loser.

- Dhan, find her.
Get her in here.

- On it.

Also, I got the only
security footage the bar has.

It covers the front,
not the back.

But it's on its way
to you, Zeke.

- I'm about to connect
with Dispatch.

I could use another pair of
eyes to scrub the bar video.

- On my way.

I already spoke with the three
other men she matched with.

All of their alibis check out.

- What about her
actual date, Alec?

He should have called
you back by now.

- Unless he has
something to hide.

- Wait, I've got something.

So the profile on screen

is the one Alec used
to match with Zuri.

But...

- Same name, different photos.

- And different bios.

He's a producer in California,
a chef in Miami,

and a nurse in DC.

This guy's a scammer.

- I'll call Trent.

If Alec doesn't want
to answer his phone,

let's see how he feels
about a surprise visit.

♪ ♪

- I told you
I didn't kidnap Zuri.

- You were the last person
seen with her.

- Yeah, and we see
how the night ended.

- Good for her.

Now, you have
exactly one minute

to tell us why Zuri channeled
her inner Mike Tyson.

- We were making out
in the alley.

All right?

And, uh, I thought the night
was gonna end one way,

and apparently, she did not.

- Well, it sounds like
we have motive.

- I'm not a kidnapper.

- Oh, just a financial
predator, then--

a love 'em and leave 'em
conman.

- Wait, what?

- You meet women on the apps,
get them to take you home,

then steal their
passwords and money.

- No.

Women give me money as gifts.

- Hmm.

The three women who filed
theft charges on you

in California and Florida
beg to differ.

- Add a kidnapping charge,

and the only dating
you'll be doing

is as Bubba's bitch
in cell block K.

- OK, all right, please.

Look, OK, here's the truth,
all right?

Look, after Zuri punched me,
I called a woman

I met last week
and I told her I got mugged,

and she let me come over.

Look, if you check my phone,

you can see I snuck
her passwords.

- So your alibi to kidnapping
is you were too busy stealing?

♪ ♪

- Well, at least the other
cases against Alec

mean he'll be off the streets.

- The women of America
thank you.

Did Christian's
autopsy report come in?

- Not yet, though everything
still points to suicide.

We're just waiting on
the ME to sign off.

[phone buzzing]

What is it?

I need you to tell me
exactly what happened.

- Patrol, be advised, we have
contact with Zuri Mitchell.

Stand by.

[phones ringing]

- What's going on?

- Zuri Mitchell, she's back
on the line with 911.

- Zuri, I know you're scared.

Focus on me.

Tell me what happened.

- I think I was drugged.

I was in the alley,
and then I don't know.

- Are you injured?

- My side hurts,
and there's blood.

Maybe I got stabbed or cut.

I can't tell.
It's so dark in here.

- What about the light
from her phone?

- Do me a favor, Zuri.

Use the light on your phone.

What can you see?

- Not much.

Maybe some shelves.

It hurts every time I move.

My phone was in my boot.

It took forever to get to it
because of the pain.

- Zuri, did you hang up earlier
or did the calls drop?

- The calls kept dropping.

Why?

- That's good for me to know.

I'm using a program
to try to find you.

- Zuri,
before you move any more,

turn your volume
all the way down

in case I need
to call you back.

- You're not leaving me.

- No, no, no.

The signal's unstable,
so moving might drop the call.

We got you, Zuri.
Promise.

We're not leaving you.

She sounds so scared.

It could take me hours
to find the cell tower

her phone is pinging off of.

- Hey, you are half the reason
we knew Zuri needed help

in the first place.

You got this.

- What happens
if he comes back?

What do I do? Hang up?

- Tell her to hide her phone
under her body and play dead.

I did it a lot with Sir.

- Zuri, if that happens,

you put the phone
under your body,

and you pretend
to be unconscious.

- Zeke's got a good plan, Zuri.

You just stay quiet
if you need to go silent,

and we'll know
not to talk until

you give the all clear, OK?

- OK, but please hurry.

Please.
I don't want to die here.

- Tell baby girl
she is not gonna die today,

not on my watch.

- OK, I posted that
I'd kill for that internship

and said some crap about Zuri.

I own it. I was pissed.

I fought tooth and nail
to get to where I am,

and I needed that job
to set up my career.

- What makes you think
Zuri didn't?

- Princess Zuri
didn't need that gig.

- It's easy to judge people
from the outside

without knowing
what they really want.

- What I know is
Zuri gets everything she wants

because she has her daddy
to fight her battles for her.

- I thought Alonso
and Zuri were

estranged for the most part.

- [scoffs]
Could have fooled me.

I thought Zuri cheated
on one of our projects,

so I posted on social media

about privileged girls
cutting corners.

The next day, Alonso Mitchell
shows up on campus,

runs into me.

- He threatened you?

- It was polite intimidation,

but it was still intimidation.

I know he's supposed
to be some great man,

but to me, he's just
another powerful dude

throwing his weight around,
not caring who he hurts.

- He got her that internship.

- Yep.

The CEO of the design firm,

his assistant is
a scholarship kid like me.

She told me
Alonso called in a favor.

- Jayla, if you retaliated
against Zuri

and it went too far,

it's not too late
to do the right thing.

- I had zero time to mess
around with that girl.

I took my portfolio, walked
into six other design firms.

I found an internship
of my own.

- That is the second time

Alonso's name has come up
in this case.

- Margaret doesn't believe
he'd hurt his daughter.

- Agreed, but powerful men
who intimidate

and call in favors
leave enemies in their wake.

It's a long shot,
but it's all we have to go on.

I can't do a press conference
'cause it could tip off

the kidnappers
that Zuri's been in touch.

And Trent has gone
completely MIA on me.

- Maybe your idea
isn't such a long shot.

It's been nagging me
that there's no sexual assault,

no ransom,
no taunting authorities.

And it wasn't random.

The kidnapper knew
Zuri's habits.

- It's like she was
patiently targeted.

- Exactly.

This whole thing feels
like a well-executed op.

- Get Alonso back here ASAP.

[tense music]

[pensive music]

- [sighs]

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

- What was that?

You can show it to me,
or I can take it from you.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

How the hell do you have this?
- I found it on the desk.

- You stole it
from Gabi's office.

- I didn't steal it.

- Kid, lie to me one more time,

and even Margaret won't be able
to protect you.

- Are you threatening me?

You want me gone so, what,
you're gonna kill me?

- Stop, Jamie!
Stop!

- Jamie, enough!

- You want me gone.

Say it.

- Jamie, what is going on?

- You all think my secrets
are fair game.

Why not yours?

And you talk about trust.

Don't you dare.

♪ ♪

- We need you
to go deeper, Alonso,

like the fight you were in.

Could the officer be
retaliating?

- That young man realized
he was an alcoholic

and got help after our fight.

We made peace.

[tense music]

- Anyone else?

I mean, maybe someone
that you intimidated

without realizing it.

Throwing your weight around
has consequences.

- We know you used
your connections

to get Zuri the job.

- Since when is it a crime

for a father
to help their child?

And I know all too well
about consequences.

Zuri was so furious
about me pulling strings,

she hasn't spoken to me
in weeks.

- Is it possible that someone
from one of your old cases,

a defendant, rival attorney,
could want to hurt you?

- We never think
someone in our life

might target our children,

but it happens every day.

It doesn't mean
you did anything wrong.

- Yes.

Maybe it's possible.

I believe in the honor code
of the military.

I tended toward
harsh sentences because

if you ended up in my court,

that meant the code
had been violated.

That's why I didn't fight
my own demotion.

I deserved it.

- But you don't deserve this.

And neither does Zuri.

Every detail you remember
gets us one step closer

to bringing your girl home.

♪ ♪

- Jamie broke into
Gabi's desk?

- This kid has no sense
of rules or boundaries.

- I just don't trust him.

I don't.

- Alonso is working on a list
of suspects from his past.

- And the Navy-Marine
judiciary is transferring over

case files electronically.

OK, fine.

Would you just spit it out?

Jamie is a problem
for all of you.

I can--I can take
a few weeks off.

- No, no.

No one said that.

If you want to be here,
we want you here.

But Jamie does need
boundaries, Margaret.

He can be at M&A,

but he is only allowed
in the lobby

and conference room for now.

And he only gets case access
when I say so.

- OK, understood.

- Margaret, if you need
to go look for Jamie,

we'll understand.

- I can't undo my nightmare.

But I can--I can help Alonso
and Zuri from reliving it.

So I'm OK.

- Zeke, any updates
on the trace?

- I'm getting
no cell tower hits.

Her burner must be operating
on an open Wi-Fi network.

We're trying to identify it.

It's taking time.

- Damn.

What are we missing?

What dark hole
haven't we considered?

- This is usually when
you tap in Sir, right?

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- I got a call
from Sir today, from jail.

I didn't take it.

Just like I won't turn
to him now.

We will find Zuri.

We do not need Sir.

- So you're responsible
for this?

- He didn't give me a choice.

- How bad is the damage?

- Concussion, but he's awake.

He'll be back
in his cell by morning.

[phone ringing]

- Zuri's gone.
Zuri's gone!

The line went dead!

- Hey, OK, OK.

[phone ringing]

- Zuri?

Baby, is that you?

Baby, I'm here.

I'm here.

- I want to tell you
I love you, just in case.

- No, you're gonna make it.

You hear me, Zuri?

You're coming home.

- Zuri?

This is Zeke's friend, Gabi.

Focus on your five senses.

What do they tell you?

- Um, touch--

the walls,
they feel like concrete.

And smell--everything
is musty and old.

- What about sound, baby?

- I hear traffic,
but above me.

- Zuri, I know that
you're hurting,

but if you can move,
find a door.

Maybe we can help you
figure a way out.

- I'm--I'll try.

I'll try.

Ah!
- Zuri?

[line beeping]
Zuri, no.

Zuri, no. Come back.

No!

- Shelly, keep trying, please.

I'm running
the search grid again,

but we got to get Zuri
back on that phone.

- I pushed too hard.

She was scared and in pain,

and I pushed her.

- You were trying to help her.

She's a fighter, Gabi.

She's not going to give up.

- Zeke, maybe take a minute.

- I--I don't have a minute.

She could be dying right now,
and I'm failing.

- No one is failing.

We just have to keep
turning over every rock.

- The only thing
I've been able to figure out

is that the Wi-Fi signal
is somewhere

in the northwest quadrant
of the city.

Do you know how big of an area
that is, how many buildings?

- No, but I know how desperate
things looked for me,

and you guys didn't give up.

You found me.
[notification chimes]

We'll find Zuri.

- Alonso's Navy files are here.

- I got my list, too.

Let's find my girl.

- So there are
seven cases where

you received personal threats.

- Zeke and I are running
all the names.

- The list of people who filed
general complaints is longer.

- Much.

A lot of "too tough"
and "just a jerk."

It'll take time to track
all these people down.

- Gabi, what are you thinking?

- Zuri's kidnapper
got close to her,

knew about her dating habits,

but didn't know
about the burner phone,

or they'd have
taken it from her.

- Meaning it could be
someone she knows

but doesn't confide in.

- Double-check all the names.

- Double-check them for what?

- Well, if somebody bad
got close to Zuri,

they would use a fake name.

- So if Zuri ever mentioned
them to Alonso,

he wouldn't recognize it.

- And the easiest way
to remember your fake name

is to use part
of your real one.

You'll always recognize it
that way.

- OK.

OK, so the kidnapper
clearly knew

about Zuri's dating habits.
Who--

her roommates,
Payton and Riley.

- Payton,
Zuri has talked about before,

but I don't know a Riley.

- That's because Riley
just moved in with Zuri

and Payton a few months ago.

This is their
rental application.

She was added after the fact.

- Peep her full name.

Riley West is actually

Victoria Riley Weston Brand.

- Wait, wait.
I remember that name.

One of the case files.

Zeke, do you have
a picture of Riley?

She was a defendant
in one of your cases.

- I remember that face,
no question.

- It's her.

The bone structure,
the faint scar on her jawline--

it's her.

- Alonso, what was
she charged with?

- Drug distribution
at an overseas port.

Five Marines busted,
four men, one woman.

Brand swore the men coerced her
into taking part.

- But you didn't buy it?

- I almost did

until I ordered
a psych eval on her.

The findings were very clear.

LC Brand is a narcissist,
a master manipulator,

and suffers from
antisocial personality.

- So Riley was the ringleader,

but she tried
to play innocent.

- I found her guilty and gave
her a dishonorable discharge.

- So Riley tried to con you,
and when that didn't work,

she built a narrative
that you ruined her life.

- As women, we often research
the people we date for safety,

but rarely are we suspicious
of those we choose as friends.

Let's hope that didn't
cost Zuri her life.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

Did you find something?

- I think these are locations
she vetted.

Zeke said the Wi-Fi signal's
in the northwest quadrant

of the city, right?

Library scheduled
for demolition.

There's a bomb shelter
underneath.

- Concrete walls,
musty smell, traffic overhead.

Let's move.

♪ ♪

- I thought about saving you.

I really did.

But that bastard
ruined my life,

and a day or two
isn't enough pain.

Taking you away from him is
the only way to make him pay.

- DCPD!

Put the knife down,
and step away.

- [breathing heavily]

- Riley, Zuri isn't the one
who hurt you

and doesn't deserve this.

You know it.

- [whimpering]

[knife clattering]

- [crying]

- You're under arrest
for kidnapping.

You can quit
the crocodile tears.

No one's buying them.

- It was worth a shot.

[laughs]

- Are you Gabi?

- Yes, sweetie.

We've got you.

You're safe now.

♪ ♪

[soft music]

♪ ♪

- [crying]

♪ ♪

Baby, I'm so sorry.

After everything,
I'm the one who ended up

putting you in danger.

- Dad, you saved my life.

If I didn't have
that burner phone,

they wouldn't have found me.

- [sniffles]

- Wait.

Are they here, Zeke and Shelly?

They kept me alive.

They gave me hope.

- Hey, Zuri.

It's so nice
to finally see your face.

- Yours, too, Zeke.

Thank you.

Thank you both
for saving my life.

- Thank you
for never giving up.

- ♪ Break through,
ah, ah, ah, ah ♪

♪ Break through,
ah, ah, ah, ah ♪

♪ Break through ♪

all: Welcome home.

[glass clinking]

- Lacey, this one's for you.

[upbeat music]

- ♪ You've got lightning
in your veins ♪

- Yes! [laughs]

- ♪ Don't slow down, just go ♪

- I'm so glad you came back.

- ♪ Be good to yourself, hey ♪

- Can we go somewhere and talk?

- I'd love to.

- ♪ And you're
always gonna be ♪

- Tell them about the train.

We're family, no more secrets.

- ♪ Baby, be good
to yourself, hey! ♪

♪ Be good ♪

[alarm blares]

[door rattles, clanks]

♪ ♪

- Evans, you've got a visitor.

- [groans]

[tense music]

[sighs]

♪ ♪

- I heard you got the short end
of a fight with the guards.

That's not very smart,

pissing off the people

who are supposed
to protect you.

- Guard, I'm done here.

- What are you playing at,
Evans?

Oh, I see.

Gabi's been
ignoring your calls.

She won't visit.

So this was your play.

You thought that if Gabi
heard you were hurt,

that she would come running.

[chuckling]

- Yeah, you laugh now,

but I will get
my Gabrielle back.

See, you misunderstand
one fundamental truth.

Gabrielle and I are connected.

We are family.

Forever.

Mark my words,

she will come.

♪ ♪

[tense music]

♪ ♪

Stop resisting, Gabrielle.

Our connection is unbreakable.

Destined.

You'll never be able
to leave me, Gabrielle.

Never.

- Gabi?

- Ethan, hi.

- Didn't mean to startle you.

Dhan let me in.

- It's OK.

I'm just surprised to see you
after this morning.

- Well, this, uh--

this bond with Sir is, uh,
a little too intriguing

for any psych professional
to back away from.

- That's honest.

- I want to help you, Gabi,

but the fact that
we're talking,

that cannot be a secret
from Dhan.

- Understood.

- OK.

Let's, uh...

Let's start from the beginning.

- ♪ No play ♪

- Man, I needed that workout.

- Today was a lot.

A lot, a lot.

- Hey, movie night redo.

- Yeah, Dhan and Ethan
are busy,

but I thought
just us is still good.

- Yeah.
Yeah, just us is great.

That movie, on the other hand--

- You're gonna love it.

It is a classic.

- We'll see.

Let me hop in the shower,

and then we can hit play.

- OK.

[knocking]

- ♪ I don't wanna go ♪

♪ Got no other way ♪

- Shelly.

- I'm so sorry.

I didn't mean
to interrupt anything.

- No, no, please, come in.

♪ ♪

- Hey.
- Hey.

- You know, I actually was--

I was just gonna run.

- No.

No, Lacey, you don't--
you don't have to--

- You know, I totally forgot
about this thing

Gabi needed me to do,
so you two go ahead,

pop champagne.

Have some fun.
[chuckles]

[somber music]

♪ ♪

- I can't--I can't.

Jamie, I'm not allowed.

- You can.

I promise.

Trust me, OK?

[gentle music]

♪ ♪

- ♪ Locked away ♪

- When I left M&A earlier,
I just walked,

and eventually,
I ended up here.

- Yeah, this--this place is
an important part of our story.

- It's what I told
your friend Rafael

when I ran into him.

He knew who I was
without even asking.

- Uh, Rafael used
to put flyers back up

if people took them down.

He's been staring at
your face for years.

But--but if he recognized you--

- And he's happy for you, Mom.

He promised to keep
my return a secret.

And he also lifted
the restraining order.

- Why?

- Because I asked him to.

I said we needed to come back
here to deal with our past.

♪ ♪

- You're such a puzzle to me.

Yeah, I--I--

I worry constantly that--

that you'll leave,
disappear again.

But I think you want to stay.

But I'm not sure
if it's--if it's

for me or your--

your interest in M&A
keeping you here.

- Can't it be both?

- ♪ Cuts too deep ♪

♪ Brings on nights
when I can't sleep ♪

- So, um,

there are gonna be
some new ground rules for M&A.

- I figured there would be.

Let me guess--
I'm only allowed to be

in that fishbowl
conference room

where everyone can watch me?

- Well, there's also the lobby.

♪ ♪

The day that you disappeared

from this spot,

the pain, it--

it almost killed me.

And I--I wouldn't wish that
on my worst enemy.

So I--I've kept my promise,

I mean, keeping your return
a secret.

But I can't let another mother

feel that kind of pain.

And if your kidnappers take
another child--

- They won't.

- Well, how can you know
that for sure?

- They wanted me.

OK? Just me.

And I won't tell you
who they are.

I can't. OK?

So please, stop asking me.

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

- What, are you leaving?

- I just need some time.

But I'll see you
at M&A tomorrow.

I promise.

The easiest way
to remember your fake name

is to use part
of your real one.

- Nicholas.

- ♪ Don't you let me down ♪

- We're looking for our son,
Jamie Nicholas Reed.

♪ ♪

Jamie's a--a good boy.

He's never hurt anyone
in his life.

Right, honey?

He's the best boy.

His sisters, Rachel and Taylor,
miss him so much.

♪ ♪

We all miss him.

If you see this, Jamie,

if you hear this,

just know that we love you,

and we're never going to stop
looking for you.

- Mrs. Reed,

you've passed out flyers
every night

at the bus station.

Do you still have hope
that your son is alive?

- ♪ Let the rains
fall behind you ♪

♪ Race to the shadows ♪

♪ Hold your breath till
your heart blooms ♪

♪ Ashes to ashes ♪

♪ Lighting up all around you ♪

♪ ♪

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Greg, move your head.

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