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You're too young to have this.

Nanay would never let you.

She isn't here.

I shouldn't have let you then.

Too late.

Besides, she wouldn't have let you get one either.

I'm going to get us out of here.

You keep saying that.

It keeps on being true.

We need to find the right time, that's all.

Sofia, on your feet. Let's go.

Please, she's exhausted.

My client is waiting. On your feet.

Now!

Stop, stop! I'll go, I'll go...

No! Analis!

I'll go. I'll behave.

You look tired.

I'm not.

I'm ready. Please.

If anyone is going to go, it should be me.

You're late.

What? You said noon.

Yeah, but usually you're ten minutes early.

I brought the money. Quarter mil in cash.

But first, I need to see the product.

You know that's not how this works.

This client is very particular, all right?

Wants assurances he's getting value for money.

We ever had a problem with quality before?

The money comes first.

Just do what they say, Martin.

They're not gonna get very far. We have agents on every corner.

As soon as Efren's crew gets here,

we're going to arrest them.

It all feels so different out here...

- Yeah. - In the field.

Yeah.

Wouldn't even be here without you, right?

If you weren't tracking their network,

we would have never ID'd Martin as their broker.

Are you sure he can pull this off?

No.

It's always risky putting a criminal back in play

with the people they used to work with.

But Martin's our closest shot at getting these smugglers.

I mean, you know, it took two months to just set up this meet.

Like I said, it's all there.

What, you don't trust me? It's all good.

Due diligence.

Don't worry, Martin.

The marks on the bills can't be detected by the UV light.

Something wrong?

You tell me.

You're the one who can't keep still.

I've just never transported product

on behalf of a client before.

Usually, your guys handle the drop-off.

For this very reason.

Most people don't have the stomach for it.

Why the switch up?

My client needs to be discreet.

He's a public figure.

He hopes you understand why he's gotta keep

as much distance between him and your guys as possible.

All right, Efren's making the call.

Eyes on screens. Nearby surveillance.

We are looking for a person on a phone

who could be the voice on the other end of Efren Ocampo's call.

I'm thinking it's the head honcho, Efren's brother Adan.

We catch him early, we can get the jump.

We need this arrest to go as clean as possible.

Yeah, I rigged the tracker in the duffel bag

with a cell site simulator.

What is that again?

It's a portable cell tower, so all calls

within an immediate area are routed to us.

Give me a second. I should be able to pull the number

on the other end of the call.

Get us a location.

Okay, the number's prepaid, so there's no ID,

but it looks like the other caller is at 7th Avenue.

Yeah.

No, 8th.

Now he's in Flatbush.

Astoria, Pelham Bay.

Signal's bouncing all over the five boroughs.

All right, so what's going on here?

They're using a scrambler.

Their number changes every three seconds, so we can't track them.

I'm gonna need some more time to track down that real number.

Okay, how much time do you need?

More than we have.

I got eyes on the girl and Efren's brother, Adan.

He's got a weapon.

So how do we wanna proceed here?

Should we get into position for emergency extraction?

What's your read on these guys?

Based on their track record, they won't hesitate to kill her.

No.

Our safest bet is to play this out.

All agents, I want you to stand by until Martin has the girl.

Copy that.

And Martin, as soon as you get the girl,

you're gonna bring her to the surveillance van

on the northeast corner.

Something catch your eye?

No.

That's the third time you've looked over there.

I just don't like that we're doing this here out in the open.

What if she screams, makes a scene?

She won't. We teach them manners.

My girls know what happens if they misbehave.

But you may be right.

Maybe we should meet somewhere less exposed.

The plant.

Let's go.

Text you a location later.

No, do not let them leave.

You need to keep the exchange here.

Oh... hang on. Wait, wait. Hang on.

We're already here, right?

My client, he's expecting the girl today.

Let's just make the trade and be done with it.

This client of yours, who is he?

Keep it vague, Martin.

He's in politics.

Insists on being discreet.

Well, I want to meet him.

Tell him we insist.

I don't think he'll go for it.

Martin, I want you to pull out your cell phone

and pretend you're talking to your client.

Say he's around the corner.

I'm gonna put another agent in his place.

Scola, wait for my signal.

Copy.

Fine, okay, I'll call him.

Put it on speaker.

- What? - You heard him.

Put it on speaker.

- I want to hear him pick up. - I can't.

Your client is not in politics, is he?

What did you do?

They gave me no choice.

Shots fired. Shots fired.

Scola, they're splitting up.

You take Efren. I'm gonna take Adan and the girl.

Maggie, I'm sorry. I thought...

Elise, this isn't on you.

Stay in here. Be our eyes.

FBI, move!

Everybody down!

Move out of the way! Move!

Scola, Efren's currently moving down Waverly.

Maggie, Adan is headed toward the subway on West 4th.

I have eyes on Adan and the girl.

Hey! Everybody get down!

Get down!

Everybody, get down, down! Get down!

Everybody, back! Hey!

He just jumped on the A train.

I need you to shut it down at the next stop.

Hey!

I'm Special Agent Maggie Bell with the FBI.

I promise I'll find you!

Okay, I promise!

I will find you!

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Maggie, Adan just shot out the cameras at the station,

so we lost eyes on him.

Was NYPD able to track him and the girl down?

They searched everywhere. No sign of them.

What about witnesses?

Someone had to have seen something.

No, apparently Adan forced all the passengers

into the next train before taking off.

Okay. Elise, what about Efren?

He was last seen on foot.

He couldn't have gotten too far.

No sign of him in a five-block radius.

He must have gotten past our perimeter.

Damn.

All right, folks, let's just converse for a second.

Here's where we are.

Martin Petrelli, our cooperating witness

and only lead in the Ocampos sex trafficking syndicate,

was just executed.

And in his final moments,

he tipped the Ocampos off, which allowed Adan

to evade arrest with the victim.

So we need to find them quickly.

To help us figure out how to do that,

let's remind ourselves who they are.

Kelly, Ian, you wanna bring the room up to speed, please?

Both brothers were booted from the Philippine National Police

for accepting bribes.

There is practically nothing

that they will not do for money.

Including turning young women into chattel.

For the past three years, they've operated

a human trafficking ring.

Duped off the U.S. J-1 Au Pair program.

It started in Manila,

then expanded to the rest of Southeast Asia.

They lure their victims with a false pathway

to American citizenship

and make them have sex for money once they're stateside.

Okay, what about the list of clients Petrelli gave us?

Any leads we can work backwards from?

Negative. We spoke with their lawyers.

They are all high net worth individuals.

MO is total discretion. They paid in cash.

And those drop points they sent over have no surveillance.

Okay, so... wait, we got eyes on the victim there, right?

We ID her?

No, she's not in our system.

And Adan Ocampo ditched our tracker

and duffel on the train.

Were we able to descramble his real cell phone number?

Descrambler was only able to get the area code, 212.

Well, that is less than impressive.

Ian, how long will it take to get the rest?

That's the thing... it can't without an active phone call.

- Jubal. - Yeah.

I got eyes on Efren. Patching you in now.

Yeah.

Traffic cam caught him on Astor Place carjacking a cabbie.

Okay, that would explain how he got past our perimeter.

Elise, get that cab number.

Maggie will track it and get you the location.

Copy. On our way now.

Jubal, we've got him boxed in.

All right, Maggie, SWAT's a block over on your nine.

Efren. There's nowhere to go.

Roll down your window and drop your weapon.

Now!

Both hands outside.

Where's Adan?

This is your last chance, Efren.

Curious.

What happens when I run out of chances?

Life in prison without parole, last time I checked.

What's your brother's cell phone number?

750-000.

That's six digits.

Yeah.

That's how much I'd make in a quarter turning you out.

If I did the things you're accusing me of.

You're well past if, pal.

I came to the park to meet a friend who owed me

and my brother some money.

Next thing I know, Adan shows up with his girlfriend.

Bullets start flying.

Girlfriend? We have a witness that names you as her seller.

He's dead.

And without this girl's testimony,

who's to say what her relationship to my brother really was?

There are a lot of times

when I can see the humanity in someone,

regardless of where they've gone wrong.

That was not one of them.

I can't stop thinking about that girl.

I promised I would find her, and what if I can't keep that?

I'm gonna go take a run at Efren,

see if he'll give us anything.

Uh, yeah.

Hey, Maggie, I have a 911 dispatcher here

asking specifically for you.

Says it's urgent.

- Okay, thanks. - Yeah.

This is Special Agent Maggie Bell.

Hi, I'm Joel Lowry from NYPD dispatch.

I've got a girl who says she's been kidnapped.

She's scared, talking a mile a minute.

I can't trace her or get clear answers from her.

I've only gotten her first name, Analis.

She asked for you by name.

Okay, patch her through.

Hi, Analis, you're on with Special Agent Maggie Bell.

Maggie, from the train?

Yes, it's me.

Analis, where are you now?

I don't know. I'm lost.

I got away, but Adan's looking for me.

He's going to kill me.

I don't have much time.

I don't want to die, Maggie.

Analis, the FBI are already doing everything

in our power to find you.

You are our number one priority.

There may be certain points where you're not gonna hear my voice,

but it's only because I'm working with my team

to try to locate you.

But Joel's gonna stay on the phone the entire time.

Maggie's right. I'm not going anywhere.

Hey, I have Analis on the phone.

She's the girl who was kidnapped on the train.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Quiet!

She escaped from Adan, but I don't know how long

she has before he catches up with her.

We have a location?

No, no.

Uh, Analis, what's your last name?

Bahena.

Bahena.

That's not coming up in the system.

- Ian, could we... - Yeah, I'm already on it.

Sharing audio and tracking the phone signal,

which is still hopscotching all over the city.

Okay, Analis, whose phone are you using?

Adan's.

I took it when he wasn't looking.

That'll work. She'll have to give us the phone number.

Okay, can you go into your settings

and find the phone number so we can track you faster?

I can't. The phone's locked.

It let me make an emergency call, but that's it.

Maggie, you'll have to keep her on the line

so I can finish descrambling that number.

- I'll go in the conference room. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So what, there are seven digits left?

How long is that gonna take?

Scrambler is sophisticated. Military grade.

Maybe an hour.

We may not have that long.

Can you see any buildings or structures around you?

I can see the city across the water.

How did you get there?

I jumped out of Adan's car when he was taking me back

to where they keep us.

There were warehouses on the side of the road.

I ran into one before he could turn around.

Okay, she could be at any pier in the city.

Yeah, I pulled up port cams. So far nothing.

Okay, do you remember which road you were on or any signs?

I-I don't remember.

Ian, is there anything we can do to speed this up?

We just have to wait for the descrambler to finish.

- Maggie? - Yeah.

Wait, what's going on? Why are you whispering?

I can see him.

His car.

He's back. He just pulled up.

Okay, what kind of car is he driving?

A gray van like the ones they always transport us in.

Can you read the license plate?

No.

Okay, I want you to stay hidden

and keep your eyes on him.

And if you see him get out of that van,

you need to tell me right away.

Yes. Yes.

He's going to kill me, Maggie.

That's what they do to girls who misbehave.

And then he's going to kill my sister, Sofia,

to teach the other girls a lesson.

It's my fault Sofia is here.

I convinced her to join this au pair program

and come with me.

Where are you from?

Manila.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Elise, you wanna?

Calling the Philippine Consulate.

If there's paper on when Analis and her sister

arrived in the States, maybe it'll point us

to where they were picked up.

Describe to me the environment where they hold you.

When we arrived, Adan and his men took our papers

and locked us up with other girls in cages like animals.

On lucky days, shipping containers.

All right, we're looking for a shipyard, people.

Right, right, there are six currently in operation.

They're spread out throughout the city, though.

Staten Island, Brooklyn.

Okay, is there anything else you remember?

I mean, every detail matters.

Once, he took me to a secret room with a dragon on the wall

so that he could... he could...

Analis, I'm so sorry.

Sofia always fought back but couldn't stop them.

We have matching tattoos.

A butterfly on our wrists.

She said if she just stared at it,

she could pretend to be back home in the garden.

Please tell her I'm sorry.

Analis, you're gonna tell her yourself.

Can you tell me where they take you to see the men?

They take us lots of places.

Hotels, sometimes the men's homes,

but mostly the other places they keep us.

Wait, they don't just keep you in one place?

Every three days, they move us around

so the police can't find us.

They go different ways every time.

Last time they moved us

because there was a fire nearby.

They said it was a church.

There is our first breadcrumb, people.

Any recent churches go up like our girl said?

Okay, okay.

Analis, I want you to stay hidden

and be as quiet as possible.

Okay, okay.

I'm looking, but not seeing anything that matches that description.

Expand the search to Jersey maybe?

I think we may have something.

There's a rehab facility in Queens.

Used to be a church.

Four alarm fire there last week.

Pulling up surveillance.

Checking for gray vans.

Okay, worth a shot.

Okay, here's a gray van.

Yeah, keep going.

Stop right there. Push in.

Enhance.

That's definitely Analis, and safe to say, that's Sofia.

Can we find out where our gray van is taking them?

No, we lose visual after a couple of blocks.

Someone please tell me there is a but

- to the end of that sentence. - There is.

Plates are registered to a shell corp

that owns a warehouse in the Bronx, overlooks the river.

Sounds like the making of a stash house.

Let's get down there and see what they're storing.

Gray van matching Analis's description.

It's still warm.

Expect some company.

Clear.

Already cleared them out.

Maybe they know the walls are closing in on them.

Is there something burning?

Do you smell that?

FBI!

Don't move.

Put your hands in the air.

His gun jammed.

You're outnumbered.

How you wanna walk out of here is up to you.

Set it down slowly.

- Where are the girls? - What girls?

You're under arrest. Where are they?

I want a lawyer.

We'll find them, Maggie.

Okay.

Jubal, we just ran into a couple of Adan's guys.

Still no sign of Analis.

Yeah, copy.

Continue canvassing the facility.

I'm gonna check in with dispatch.

Yeah.

Joel, are you still there?

Yep, I still have Analis here.

Analis, did you hear gunshots?

No. Why?

We traced a gray van back to one of the warehouses

where they hold you.

We're searching nearby now.

I hear footsteps.

Is that you?

No, no, no, it's not me.

Okay, I want you to...

make sure you don't hang up, but hide your phone.

Okay.

Your sister's next.

No, I'll be good! I'll be...

Analis?

Analis?

Analis.

Analis.

Adan, I'm gonna find you.

Agent Bell, we lost connection.

We'll continue monitoring all incoming calls.

Agent Bell, are you there?

Yeah, I'm here.

He said her sister's next.

Does that mean Analis is...

All it means is I need to find Sofia before he does.

- Elise, did you find them? - No.

I keep running over every detail from this morning.

What'd I miss?

What if I could've prepped more,

could've anticipated what they'd do if it went bad?

Things go bad in the field every day.

I mean, it can turn in a second.

This was my investigation. I brought it to the team.

And I looked Analis in the eyes

and I promised that I would find her.

So we're both on the hook.

What we need to be thinking about now is what's next.

We still have to find those other girls.

I've been trying to narrow down

where the Ocampos might be holding them.

This is a list of every drop point Petrelli gave us.

Where clients pick up the girls.

Exactly. They're all in remote areas on the water.

Okay, this is good.

This means that their base of operations

is in striking distance, but where?

Harlem? Brooklyn?

Well, if you look at every location like a spoke

and try to find the hub,

it looks to me like it's Jersey City.

But this is as far as I got.

You know what?

This might help.

Got this key off of one of Ocampo's guys.

Maybe the jock can narrow down the location.

Look, we're gonna find them.

How can you be so sure?

Because we have the best team.

Ian, any chance we can narrow down that number?

There are 10,000 possibilities

for the remaining four digits.

So not great odds.

All right, folks, we need to get creative here.

We already found one place where Analis and Sofia were being held.

Was there anything there that could point us

to where Sofia is being held now?

- Hey, boss, check this out. - What?

We pulled this off of one of the traffickers' bodies.

- What is that, a car key? - And it's a digital key fob.

We traced it back to a local security company

who gave up the location of the door it's connected to.

It's a chemical warehouse in Jersey City.

Okay, Analis said they were moved around

day to day, different places. That's worth a shot.

Look, the reality is that

these girls could already be gone...

in a shipping container, on their way

- to who knows where. - I know.

But I'd rather be out here than chasing leads at 26 Fed.

That's a good point.

The dispatcher.

- Hey. - Agent Bell, any updates?

We have a possible lead at one of their stash houses.

We're headed there now.

You work fast.

So the odds of finding Sofia are looking up?

Well, that's too soon to say.

Look, we got no eyes in the sky

and the blueprints that we have are outdated,

so we're basically flying blind.

Maybe I can help with that. Let me make a few calls.

Okay, great.

Thanks, Joel.

Friend of yours?

I mean, he just wants to help.

All hands on deck. It can't hurt.

FEMA lent us this X-ray finder.

The radar is gonna identify the heat signatures

- and show us who's inside. - Wow.

Okay, so we got nine heartbeats moving around the warehouse.

And then there's this other group of ten

that are all clumped together.

Yeah. That's gotta be the girls.

Okay, we have nine of Ocampo's men inside.

I'm not liking these numbers.

Let's go in quietly.

One down. Eight to go.

No sign of Sofia. Keep your eyes open.

Copy.

SWAT team moving to the fourth floor.

Copy that.

Suspect's down.

I've got eyes on the girls.

Southeast corridor.

On my way.

You must be lost.

Okay, we got shots fired, shots fired.

I need SWAT to my position now.

They would have heard that. We don't have a lot of time.

Okay. Keys.

Hey.

I'm Special Agent Bell.

I'm with the FBI.

We're gonna get you out of here.

Come on. Come on. Get up.

We're gonna get you out of here, okay?

You're safe. You're safe.

Let's go.

You're gonna be okay. Let's go.

You're gonna be okay.

All right, let's go.

Get back, get back.

We're taking fire. Ground floor.

SWAT is on the way.

We're clear.

Clear.

Okay, okay.

Come here. We can go.

Are any of you Sofia?

Sofia Bahena?

No, not me.

In there.

Escort them out.

Let's go.

Hey. Go with them.

- Is it, uh... - Yeah.

It's Analis's sister.

Am I under arrest?

What? No, no. Of course not.

Not at all.

Uh, look, we know what you've been through is...

is just... it's unimaginable.

But we are hoping that you can answer some questions for us

so we can make sure nothing like this ever happens again.

Great. Thank you.

Why don't we start with your name?

Marisol.

Marisol. Okay.

And Marisol, do you know how long you were kept in the...

the Ocampos's captivity for?

We're not supposed to talk to police,

or there'll be consequences.

Marisol, you don't have to worry about that.

You're safe now. It's over.

Is Adan dead?

Uh, no.

Then it's not over.

But we can... we can protect you.

We can bring you someplace that he will never be able to find you.

I just wanna go home.

We can arrange that. Where is home?

Singapore.

I haven't seen my family in years.

Three, maybe. Four.

Instead, I... I've been...

I-I know the details are painful to recount,

but anything you say may help us find Adan

and put a real stop to this.

We were told about a room that had a wall with a dragon on it.

Do you remember being in a room like that?

No.

I-I just got to the city

a few weeks ago.

I don't understand.

If you just got to the city,

where have you been the last few years?

The first year, they put me in Miami.

The next, I got moved to Baltimore.

After that, Boston.

Okay, thank you.

Hey, where are we with the sites Marisol gave us?

We were able to recover 70 trafficking victims...

a house in Boston, another in the suburbs.

- But no sign of Adan? - Nothing.

Damn it.

Maybe Maggie and Scola are having better luck.

Gael Medina won't talk.

Won't give up Adan's location... it's the same as Efren.

Any word from the dispatcher?

No.

You know, you told me a long time ago that

we never give up hope here.

Yeah, you're right.

But if we're gonna find Adan, somebody needs to talk.

Right. But they're all scared of the boss.

They won't admit it.

It's just too much pride and ego.

You're right.

- You got an idea? - Yeah.

I'm gonna hit him where it hurts.

You're wasting your time.

Delaying until you have to let me go.

You recognize him?

Gael, part of your crew?

He's in the other room. We just had a nice chat.

Oh.

He's willing to testify against you.

You were a cop in Manila, so you know how this goes.

He's gonna flip, and then you're finished.

I've done nothing.

I mean, that's not what Gael said.

I'm inclined to cut him a deal.

- Unless... - Unless what?

You and I work together.

Why don't you tell me your brother's location?

Let the real boss take the fall.

Oh. The real boss?

But you and I both know that you're not the one in power.

And Gael just confirmed it.

Gael wouldn't talk.

He knows better.

Then why did he tell me about the room

with the dragon on the wall?

See, he did talk. And I couldn't shut him up.

He told me everything Adan does to those girls in that room.

Now, it's clear to me that Gael is very afraid of your brother,

because when I mentioned your name, there was nothing.

No fear.

There's no respect.

Adan is nothing without me.

He never was.

But everyone's afraid of him.

- Including you. - I'm not afraid.

I'm his partner.

Then why are you sitting here

and all of your guys are turning against you?

It is in your best interest to help us.

When we go dark,

he goes to the hideout.

Where is that?

FBI!

Adan Ocampo, don't move.

Put your hands where I can see them.

Now.

If you had left us alone, Analis would be here right now.

But you gave her hope.

You should not have done that.

Do not let him get in your head, Maggie.

She knew what happens when you break the rules.

But you confused her,

made her run.

You might as well have pulled the trigger yourself.

Where is she?

You'll never find her.

Down on the ground now.

Tell me, Agent Bell.

How does it feel to know

that you are responsible for Analis's death?

Was Analis my fault?

Maggie, you did everything you could.

Yeah.

Still too late.

We took out the Ocampo brothers

and their entire network.

They'll never do this to anybody again.

Well, sometimes it's not about chasing the bad guys.

Sometimes it's about saving the good ones.

Yeah, you did some of that too.

Hello?

Agent Bell, hold.

Okay, we're online.

Maggie, help me.

He shot me. Please find me.

It's Analis. She's alive.

I'm in the trunk of a car.

I can't get out.

Analis, can you see a green lever in the trunk?

It's usually glow in the dark.

Yes, I see something kind of green.

Okay, can you pull on that?

He cut it, Maggie. I'm going to die.

No, no, you're not.

Look, Analis, is the car still moving?

No, the car stopped moving a while ago.

He never let me out.

I can't see anything.

I'm picking up some noise in the background.

Yeah, Analis, what is that?

Can you describe that sound?

I don't know. Some kind of machine.

Maybe construction.

Okay, are there any people around?

- Can you hear them? - No.

I'm sorry, I don't know.

It's okay, it's okay.

Just stay calm and keep putting pressure on that wound, okay?

- Ian, how much longer? - About 30 seconds.

All right, Maggie, we're almost there. Just keep Analis on the phone.

Okay, Analis, just a few more seconds, okay?

We're gonna find you.

And then we can find my sister?

Got it.

212-144-7569.

Analis is at a junkyard.

Adan must have ditched the car there.

Okay, Analis, we found you.

We're coming.

Everybody spread out and search every car.

Analis, we're here, and we're looking for you.

Okay, I need you to make some noise.

Anything. We'll hear you.

I-I can't.

I'm sorry.

Analis. Analis?

Come on. Stay with me.

Here, here, here.

Analis!

I think she's blacking out.

I think that was the last one.

You guys find anything?

Negative.

Scola.

Come on, come on, come on.

We found her.

Analis.

She's breathing.

She's barely alive. How long for the ambulance?

- It's four minutes out. - That's too long.

Let's get her out.

Okay.

She's already turning blue.

Maggie. Maggie, can you hear me?

Yeah, Joel. What's up?

All right, check her nails. Are they blue too?

Yes, they are. What does that mean?

Maggie, listen to me. I was an EMT before this.

These are signs of tension pneumothorax.

There's air filling in the pleural space of her chest

and putting pressure on her heart and her lungs.

If you don't release the air trapped in Analis's chest,

she's gonna die.

- Okay, so then what do we do? - I'll walk you through it.

First, you need a place the chest seal on her wound.

Okay.

It should look like a bandage.

Okay, yeah.

Okay, okay, it's on. Now what?

All right, you need to release the air

through a needle decompression.

Do you have a needle?

- Here. - Yep, yep.

Okay, where am I putting this?

Okay, so you're gonna push the needle

between Analis's upper ribs.

Okay, yeah.

How hard do I have to do this?

Push until you hear the air trying to escape.

Okay.

Then detach the plunger from the tip of the needle

to fully release the air. You got it?

Come on, Analis, stay with me.

Okay.

Okay, I think I hear it.

I can hear it. It's working.

Analis.

Analis.

Hey. Hey.

I'm here. Here.

- Hey. - Maggie.

Yes.

I told you I was gonna find you.

Hey.

She hasn't woken up yet.

You know, I think I'm gonna stay here until she does.

Okay.

I'll head back, finish up the paperwork.

Long day.

Long day.

Hi. Excuse me?

Sorry, I don't even know if I'm on the right floor.

I'm looking for Special Agent Maggie Bell.

Joel?

Agent Bell.

Yeah. Hi. What are you doing here?

Hey.

I was, um...

well, I wanted an update on Analis.

I... my job was done once you found her,

so I never got to know.

Yeah, um, she's gonna be okay.

Oh, that's great.

What about her sister? Is she here too?

She's not.

She didn't make it.

I'm sorry to hear that.

I haven't even told Analis yet.

It's definitely the hardest part of my job.

Yeah.

It sounds like you're in for quite a night.

Yeah.

You know what makes hospital coffee taste better?

Powdered sugar.

Definitely that.

And if someone else is paying.

Come on. I'm buying.

Okay.