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Yeah close up would be good.

That's it.

Good.

No forced entry that we can find we're
gonna try and see if there's anything

missing but right now it doesn't look
like a robbery We

think this is the murder weapon

Upstairs. You know the Vix?

Cindy Overby.

She was a scoundrel.

Welcome to Hidden Ways of States, can I
help you? Hey, I'm Richard Alden. We've

got an appointment to see a house at
2241 Azalea Drive. The agent's name is

Helen. How many for you, driver's
license?

The kids around here like my friends
from home.

Sweetie, you're going to make lots and
lots of new friends, okay?

Okay.

Come on. Let's go inside. Come on, come
on.

Right. Do me a favor. Email those
closing papers. I'll be back to the

soon. Okay, bye.

Hi. Welcome to Hidden Glaze Estates.
Come on in.

This is Sam and my husband Richard.

Hi, Sam. Nice to meet you.

Richard, how do you do?

I'm Helen. Hey, Helen.

Well, if you're ready, why don't we
start upstairs and work our way down?

Let's go.

We're going to start in the master
bedroom.

The house is 6 ,000 square feet.

We've got three bedrooms, three and a
half staff.

This security system uses the most
advanced technology on the market. I

it's virtually foolproof.

And how do we call a guard?

Oh, that's easy.

You just hit one of the panic buttons.

Of course, you'll have your own code.

Now, there's one panic button here and
two upstairs.

One in the hallway, one in your master
bedroom.

You can even program your cell phone to
activate it.

And once the alarm goes out, you'll have
an armed guard at your front door in

less than five minutes.

That's great.

No, you're not kidding.

Local police dispatch could take a half
an hour to respond to a 911 call.

Hey, Sam, come here. I want to show you
something special.

All right, you ready?

Check this out.

Kitchen window ajar.

Kitchen window ajar. Very cool, huh?

Helen, could you excuse for a moment?
Oh, sure. I know you've got some things

discuss. I'll be right here if you have
any questions.

Well?

I don't know.

What's wrong?

It's just that I'm such a big change.

Yeah, but we're big people.

And look at this place. How are we going
to be?

Able to afford it. Kathy, I'll make it
work. It's worth every penny knowing you

two are safe.

Hey, ladies and gentlemen, remember,
keep your heads up. Be safe out there.

Got a minute?

Sure. Hey, I was just thinking about
you.

How you been?

I got no complaints.

Miles, I know you can't let go of your
goddaughter's case.

I made a promise.

That girl's dead. He got arrested, so...

Would not want to see you put yourself
through this.

I can guarantee you that.

Back in Nam, I promised them if we
didn't make it back, I'd look out for

Hell of a job I did.

But you, all our best people on it for
almost three years, and they came up

nothing, Zilch. That manuscript is going
to lead me right to the killer.

Manuscript.

Cindy, her husband, the kid, they're all
characters in the book. They use their

name and their faces in all the
illustrations.

The end of the story, the husband dies.

So not Cindy the kid.

Proof of motive.

Whoever wrote the book wanted Cindy for
himself.

You can't spend any more time on it. I
want you to stop. That's an order.

That's what I came to talk to you about,
Captain.

I'm eligible for retirement.

I'm handing in my notice.

You don't need to do that.

Sometimes you need to take a break.

Sorry, Captain.

Made up my mind.

Let me remind you about the new slow
-down signs that are going up next week.

Eight miles per hour.

Not eight and a half, not eight and a
quarter. It will be strictly enforced.

I'd like to thank all of you who came. I
know some of you had other places to

go, things you wanted to do.

Why are there no other kids here?

Secure. They got bored and left.

That it is.

All right, it's time to enjoy
yourselves. Watch your whistles.

Don't drink and drive.

And I'll see you all at the next
meeting.

Thank you.

These things are strange.

They're beyond strange, but they do have
a bar. Perhaps we should just stand by

it and drink ourselves into a stupor for
the rest of the night. All right.

Okay.

I'm a plain bartender.

Whatever you're having.

I'll just have a beer, thanks.

New to Hidden Glade, I take it? Yes. I'm
sorry, I'm Kathy Alden. This is my

husband Richard and our son Sam.

I'm Brianna, by the way.

Welcome to Dinksville.

Dinksville? A dual income, no kid.

You've got your dinks and you've got
your retirees.

That's Hidden Glade for you.

Oh, that must be our new neighbor,
Caleb. I invited him over.

Hello. This is for you.

Very thoughtful. Thank you.

Why don't you join us? Great.

This is great, Kathy.

Thank you. It's not much, but thank you.

So what do you do for work, Caleb?

Well,

I'm a little embarrassed to admit it.

I'm a trust fund baby.

But my writing and my illustrating keeps
me pretty busy.

It's children's books, actually, Sam.

Sam loves to read.

Don't you, Sam?

Yeah. Yeah.

Maybe we could see them sometime.

That's a deal.

How about you, Richard?

Restaurants. I help restaurateurs secure
financial.

And you work in town? Yeah, I've got an
office in town right now doing the 9 to

5 thing.

The job used to entail a lot more
travel, but I haven't been able to do

much lately.

Kathy restores antiques?

I do.

My mother was an avid collector.

Really?

She can pull in more in a month
sometimes than I do just selling that

the Internet.

You know, I have this armoire that I've
been meaning to restore.

Maybe you could look at it for me. Sure,
I'll take a look.

Do you want to go see it right now?

Why not?

Grant.

When I was a kid, my mother dragged me
all across the world going after these

things.

This is the one.

Oh, it's wonderful.

Well,

it'll take a little time, but I think I
can restore it.

Good.

Then if you don't mind, I'll set you up
to work right here in the garage.

At your convenience.

All you have to do is press in 4321
right here.

Are you a tennis player, Caleb?

Love it.

You have to come over here and hit the
racket sometime.

Sam, don't touch that.

You know what?

I have a room I think you'll like a
whole lot better.

You want to check it out?

Wow.

Right to the video games.

I understand how hard it is to be taken
away from your home.

When I was your age, my mother moved us
around all the time.

I just want you to know that if you ever
need anything, I'm here for you.

Understand?

There you guys are.

Showing off the game room.

That's the best room in the house right
here.

Those are amazing.

Do you know that those are my mother's
favorite as well?

French Chateau Millie.

Second Empire.

Pretty fancy stuff.

Hey! Hey, can I play this one next? No,
sweetie, we should go.

You can come back and play games anytime
you like, Sam.

Got it.

Hey,

say thank you to Caleb.

Thank you to Caleb.

Caleb's got quite a fit up over there.

It seems nice.

Yeah, it's very sweet.

Are we going to do his armoire?

I don't know. He wants me to work on it
over there.

So what? I think you should. It'd be
good for you. Sam seems to really like

He hasn't been like that with anyone in
a while.

Definitely hasn't been that way with me
for a while.

He's going through a tough time.

He's confused.

You just may have to be patient.

Patient.

Mm -hmm.

Richard, I...

I love you.

Porter. Hi, Daddy.

Hello, sweetheart.

How's everything in the way?

Paradise, believe me.

How about retirement?

You been taking it easy?

So far, yeah.

Listen, Dad.

Captain Schell called me the other day
and said that he thinks that you're

working on Cindy's case.

It's not good for you to be obsessed
over this, especially when you've done

you can.

Yeah, yeah.

I promise that you have more time to
spend with us now. I know, I know, I

I know. You know, Shona is growing up so
fast and you're missing it.

You're still flying out here for her
recital, right? Yeah, I'm coming out.

coming out, I promise.

Okay, Dad. I'll talk to you later.

Bye -bye, sweetheart.

This Hatfield reminds me of summer in
the Hamptons.

There's great food and fantastic wine.

You know a lot about wine, don't you?

Hardly.

My ex -husband thought he did.

I got his wine cellar along with his
house in the divorce settlement, and I

decided, what the hell, might as well
drink his prize.

Absolutely.

How are you liking your new house? I
love it.

I really do.

I've just been a little worried about
Sam making such a big adjustment.

Well, don't worry.

He's going to be fine. You know, he just
misses his old friends and old life, I

guess. He'll make some new ones fast.
You watch.

Thank you. I appreciate that.

Refill? Oh, no. I'd love to, but I
actually have to go work over at

restoring an antique for him.

Ah.

Very nice.

Oh.

Make sure you tell him I said hello.

I will.

He's rather handsome, don't you think?

Um, yeah, I guess.

Sort of, kind of... Metrosexual.

I thought it was just me.

You scared me.

I'm sorry.

There's your work.

Thanks.

Now, I know we never got the payment.

Hopefully that's sufficient.

Actually, it's too much. The fact that I
can have an expert like you come and do

the work right here in my own home, it
should be paying you double.

Well, thank you.

So where are Sam and Richard?

Sam has baseball practice, but they
should be home soon.

Let's feel good.

That's such a wonderful family.

I see you all together and it just seems
so perfect.

Well, we have our problems just like
anybody else.

Come on, Sam.

That's okay, Sammy. You'll get the next
one.

Hello. Are we still on?

Yes. I told you I'd be ready to make the
trip.

What are you going to do?

Um, okay.

Choke up.

Stance. Elbow.

Look at the picture.

Scout. All right, Sam. Go.

I've been itching to close this deal.

I'm beginning to wonder about you.

Listen, you know it's still hard for me
to think about leaving Kathy and Sam

alone.

I'll give you a call next week with the
itinerary. And, um, we might as well

have some fun while we're there,
Richard.

Yeah. Talk to you next week.

Have a girlfriend or... My
relationships, they just never seem to

out. It seems like every time I get
close to someone, they just... they end

leaving me.

And all I'm looking for is someone I can
trust.

My ex -wife, she cheated on me. I don't
even think she knew the meaning of the

word family. I think she just wanted my
money.

Oh, it's horrible.

I'm not as naive now. I'm a better judge
of character.

I know what I want.

Mom!

I should probably call it a day. I
haven't even thought about dinner.

Will you let me cook for you guys?

No, really. No, no, no, please. I
insist.

That was great. Thank you very much.
Kathy, you shouldn't be clearing plate.

Oh, no, I got it. It's not a problem.

I'm going to go check on Pam.

You really do have it all figured out,
you know that?

I do?

Yeah. Don't have to worry about anyone
but yourself.

It's a relaxed, stress -free existence.

It's not that easy.

I'm not saying that I'm unhappy.

You know, it's just, it's different.
It's just different when you have people

be responsible for.

You okay, Tim?

Yeah.

That's mother.

She's beautiful.

Yes, she was.

Oh, she passed away.

When I was a teenager.

You must miss her.

When a day goes by that I don't think
about her.

Can I get you a drink?

Sure.

Hey, Kathy.

What a surprise.

Hi. Hi.

What are you doing here?

Just selling my therapist.

Dr. Petrov.

He's right around the corner.

He's helping me through some really,
uh... You know?

Oh. What about you?

I just had an appointment, but, um, I
should probably get going.

It was nice to see you. Good to see you.

Listen, have you eaten yet?

No.

Because if you want, there's this really
great Thai place. It's right around the

corner.

Sure. Great.

Spent a lot of years in Portugal.

Really? Yeah. A beach town called Porto
Maio.

My mother was married to the owner of
one of the biggest textile mills in the

country.

I'm sure it was beautiful.

Yeah. Red sand beaches.

These magnificent cliffs.

Oh, interesting.

And when the tide would roll out and
there would be these dark caves and I

crawl into the caves and I would pretend
I was a knight in shining armor looking

for a dragon to slay. Did you ever find
one?

Always the dragon, never the princess.

Can I get you another glass of wine?

Why not?

So what happened to the mill owner?

He passed away.

Hence the trust fund.

Hence the trust fund. There you go.

Here, let me take it.

He was actually a bad person.

Very abusive.

Physically to me, verbally to my mother.

Oh.

Sorry.

Nothing Dr.

Petrov couldn't handle.

Cheers.

So, tell me about you.

Well, not nearly as exotic.

I grew up on Tatchby.

My father worked at the prison, and I
was waiting tables in Bakersfield when I

met Richard.

We fell in love, got married, and had
Sam.

So why the move to Hidden Glade Estates?
We needed to move from our old house.

Why?

I was attacked there.

Someone broke in late at night, and I
was home alone with Sam.

And where was Richard?

Working.

Away on business.

Thank you.

I'm sorry I don't mean to burden you
with this.

No, no, no. If you ever want to talk to
me and... No, I'm here for you.

Yes, this is Miles Porter calling back.
You said I could speak with Miss

Aldinger this morning?

Yes, that's right. Hold on just a
moment. I'll buzz her. Thank you.

Mrs. Aldinger, Miles Porter on the
phone.

Yes? Hi, this is Miles Porter.

Glad I finally got a hold of you. What
is it you need?

I have a children's fantasy book that
you published.

I'm trying to find some information on
the author.

What's the name of the book?

Nevermore Forevermore.

And it says the...

Author's name is Edward Perlman.

Are you a private investigator?

Not exactly. Why do you ask?

That's the only book ever published by
the author. It's been out of print for a

long time.

And the author?

A short time after publication, the
author's wife turned up dead, murdered.

Perlman was the prime suspect, but he
was never heard from again.

I see.

Nevermore Forevermore was never wildly
popular. We felt it appropriate to stop

printing it at that time. Well, Mrs.
Aldinger, You've been a lot of help. I

appreciate it.

Honey, the sitter's here.

Hi.

I'm Melinda.

Richard Alden.

Nice to meet you. You too.

But listen, there's plenty to eat and
drink in the refrigerator, okay? But

let him watch TV or play video games
past nine.

And I left my cell phone number on the
counter, so call us if you have any

problems at all.

We'll be down at the community center.

Don't worry.

I've babysat for like half the kids in
Hidden Glide. I've never had a problem.

Okay. Well, come on. I'll introduce you
to Sam, okay?

Call.

I don't think I know a single person in
this room. Do you want to?

You look like you could use a drink.

Is that obvious?

May I steal her for a while?

Absolutely.

I'll take one of those.

Thank you, sir.

To rich men with weak hearts. Cheers.

Hey. Oh, hi. We have a popular one.

I'll let you in on a little secret.

I've slept with half the men in here.

Something I saw? No.

A knowledgeable bachelor is yet
uncongrued. And he won't be mine.

Watch this.

Caleb.

Hello, ladies.

We were just talking about you.

Is that right?

Yeah. We need some more ice for the bar.

Could you give me a hand?

Sure.

Right back here.

The ice is just over there in the
freezer on the bottom.

There's no ice in here, Deanna.

I guess I just wanted to get you a look.

Don't do that, Brianna.

Mom?

Yes?

Is Dad gonna start traveling and leave
us alone again?

Well, sweetie, he has to sooner or
later. I mean, he's gotta work.

But don't worry.

Nothing's gonna happen again like what
happened before.

Are we really safe here?

Yeah. We are very, very safe.

But if anything were to happen, do you
know what to do?

Yeah. Where's the closest panic button?

Your room.

Good job.

Love you, sweetie.

Love you too, Mom.

How much have you had to drink, mister?

Oh, just as much as I need. Thank you.

You're so beautiful.

Is that the liquor talking?

Richard?

He's here.

Kitchen window ajar.

Kitchen window ajar.

Hello? Good evening, Mr. Alden.

Everything okay here?

Yeah, I think so.

I'm Juan, night security patrol for the
zone.

I think you can put the bat down now,
sir.

The circuit that got triggered was on a
ground floor window, southeast side.

Oh, it's just there.

Window's locked, nothing's broken.

Yeah, lots of false alarms with these
new systems. Could have been a tremor.

Lots of stuff.

Mind if I do a walkthrough?

Yeah, sure.

It's just procedure.

It's all right. It's a false alarm.

Sam, sweetie, everything's okay.

It was nothing.

Should I call a doctor? No, he'll be
okay. I'll take care of him.

Sweetie, everybody's okay. Everybody's
here.

Sam.

I noticed that you left kind of quickly
that night. God.

I end up getting drunk. I make an ass
out of myself.

Exit stage left.

You seemed upset.

No.

I just, you know, I wanted to get Caleb
alone.

And I did, but that did not go well.

I tried to kiss him. It's like a switch
went off in him. What do you mean? He

just, well, he pushed me away.

Did he hurt you?

Just my ego.

I'm sure he's wild and bad.

Then again, maybe he's gay.

All men are strange, darling.

I haven't gotten a copy of your
itinerary yet. I checked the fax and my

and I don't have anything.

Did you send it through?

Ah, yeah, yeah.

That's been on my things -to -do list
today.

Well, you can just tell me. I mean, are
you going to come in that Saturday night

or Sunday morning?

Um... A book turned up.

With Cindy and... I gotta go.

Take care, hon.

Keep your wrists locked, Seb!

Got it!

Oh, thank you.

That's pathetic how out of shape I am. I
gotta get back into working out.

I work out every night.

I can't get to sleep otherwise.

I hear you.

Uh, excuse me. Sure.

Hello? Hello, Richard. Did you get my
mail about the meeting next week?

Yes. This deal is important to me. It's
important to us. Are you sure you're up

to it? Yes, don't worry. If you're
concerned about leaving your family...

I said, don't worry.

All right.

Sorry. Business.

Looks like I'm heading out of town.

You don't sound too thrilled about it.
It's kind of a long story.

I got it all day.

Well, you know, I mean, buying this
house has set us back a bit. And I can

it float, but I just got to go back out
on the road.

It's contingent upon me partnering up
with an old colleague of mine.

It's a woman who was not always...

Just a former colleague.

Yeah.

I mean, it was over before Kathy and I
even met, but I know for a fact she's

comfortable with me hanging around this.

I'll bet.

And I can't feel comfortable leaving
Kathy and Sam at home because she

when I'm gone.

Kathy told me about what happened to
her.

She did?

It's horrifying, Richard.

I'm sorry.

What you looking at?

Nothing. Just Caleb was there at his
desk.

I don't know what he was doing.

Why are you concerned about it?

I'm not.

I'm not. You know, he's up late in that
room every night. Every night?

So you've been spying on him?

I'm not spying. I'm just curious.

Just curious about Caleb?

Yes. I can understand that.

We need to have a lot in common.

You're over there chatting about
antiques and whatever else it is you

discuss with him. What is that supposed
to mean?

I just can't believe you talked to him
about the night you were attacked.

Richard... Kathy, you don't even talk to
me about it anymore.

So you've known this guy for, what, a
couple of months, and you're disclosing

the most intimate details of our life
with him.

You over there talking about us, about
our intimacy issues?

Stop it.

Are you attracted to him? Please.

Well, you cringe every time I try to
touch you. Just thought maybe he might

more your type.

Tell you what, I'll leave you to your
show.

See you soon, okay?

I'm going to miss my game.

I know, buddy. I'm sorry.

I'll catch a game as soon as I get back,
okay?

Okay.

I love you.

Yeah.

I'll talk to you soon, okay?

Bye, Daddy.

Bye -bye. Call me on the cell.

Get a hit for me, okay? Get two hits. Mm
-hmm.

Love you guys. Bye -bye.

The giant white worm with the ferocious

appetite that lives under the ground.

But their parents did not believe them.
They called them naughty boys and sent

them to bed without their supper.

Good job.

Do you like this one so far?

It's okay.

It's kind of boring.

Oh.

Caleb's writing a book for us. He is?

He said he started it the day he met us.

It'll be finished soon, and then we can
both read it.

Really? Uh -oh.

Uh -oh what?

You can't say I told you.

Why not?

Caleb said he wanted it to be a
surprise, like a birthday present.

Oh, okay.

I won't say a word.

Thanks.

Sure.

How's it going, Kathy?

Oh, it's going all right.

All right, we'll have some errands to
run, so I'll be back in a bit. All

Yeah. I was just looking for the
bathroom.

Right next to the game room.

Remember?

Right. I must have my wires crossed.

How am I supposed to get copies made if
I forget the originals?

Excuse me.

What is it you're getting copies of?

It's just a book I wrote last year.

I've got this little signing event I'm
going to.

Unpublished authors.

Are you working on something new now?

I mean, I see you working late
sometimes.

You do?

What's my next book?

I think it's going to be my best work.

Well, I'd love to read it sometime.

Soon enough.

Hello? Monique?

Yeah? Where are you calling from?

I'm on my way to California.

California?

Are you flying out of L .A.? Honey, I'm
not flying.

Dad, you're supposed to be here already.

I know.

That's why I'm calling you. Look, I
won't be able to make that recital after

all. You call and tell me this now.

Monique, I caught a break.

I'm going to a book signing.

I have been telling Shona for weeks that
her grandfather was going to be there

for her.

Do you have any idea how excited she is?

Listen, I got caught up in this thing.

Caught up?

Sometimes I think that you're so caught
up, Dad, that you forget that your real

family even exists.

Go,

go, go!

Did you see that?

Kathy!

Hey. Hi.

How are you?

What are you doing here?

I was just in the neighborhood. Thought
I'd pop in and check out the score.

Sam's up.

Sammy! Come on, go deep, baby!

Keep it down.

You gotta let him know that he's
supported out there. You gotta show some

Come on, Sammy!

the next one.

I was thinking the three of us could go
get some pizzas.

You guys hungry? You hungry, Sam?

Really hungry.

All right.

Sweetie, I don't think so. Not today,
okay? Why don't you get into it?

We're having a good time. It doesn't
have to end now.

Yeah. Why?

You guys are dead.

I gotta go.

How have you been dealing with that
Richard around?

I'm fine.

Well, at least you have Sam.

Then Richard has his traveling
companion.

Richard's traveling alone.

That's funny. He mentioned to me a woman
he was traveling with.

A queen, I think her name was.

Susan.

Susan O 'Quinn.

Is everything all right?

Yeah.

Can I have room 1632, please?

Men.

Finally changed your mind.

Just wanted to drop this off so you
could check it out before the meeting

tomorrow.

Well, I thought I could entice you.

Susan, I love my wife.

You make me wonder why I do keep you
around.

I was hoping it was to help close the
deal, but, uh...

I can't talk right now. I'm in bed.

Okay.

Talk to you tomorrow.

Bye.

What's wrong?

Nothing.

Did the phone wake you up? Is Daddy all
right?

You're Daddy.

doing just fine.

What are you doing here?

I brought this for you.

I remember how much you liked it.

How did you get in?

Sam, let me in.

I can't accept that.

It's just not appropriate.

I'm sorry.

If there's nothing to upset you, won't
even accept my gift?

And we'll build that one.

Some people find the book fascinating.

Because there is a sense of reality to
them, which is the dark part.

But in the end, that's what makes it
effective, I think.

Thank you.

How are you today, sir?

Fine, fine.

You should admit this out, sir.

Make it out to Cindy.

To Cindy?

Goddaughter, actually.

Oh, great.

Thank you.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Hi. Hello.

How are you?

Good.

Mr. Shell?

Captain, this is Porter.

What do you want? I need a favor.

What are you up to? I need you to run a
license plate for me.

What's the plate number?

I'll call you later.

10 -4.

What the hell is that?

It was a gift.

What are you doing here? When you
sounded so upset on the phone, I cut the

flight back.

I am upset.

How was your trip?

Well, I didn't make the deal, if that's
what you're asking.

At least I hope you weren't too lonely.

I wasn't happy leaving you two here
alone, but I had to go. Really? All

huh? What's this all about?

I called your room, Richard.

And a woman answered.

I didn't stay there.

Really? Where did you stay?

I changed rooms. In the same hotel, I
changed rooms.

Why?

I made the trip with Susan, okay?

I didn't want to tell you because I
thought you might get upset.

So what? You just decided you should
lie?

I knew this would happen.

It was the best opportunity that came
along.

Nothing went on between Susan and I,
okay?

You've got to believe me. Just get out!

Nothing went on between Susan and I. Get
out!

Richard! How was the trip?

Not so good. Why? What happened?

Oh, Kathy called the hotel room.
Remember that colleague I told you

Susan? She answered.

Oh, no.

Yeah.

What are you going to do?

I'm going to find a hotel.

Give her some time to cool off. You're
not going to find a hotel. You're going

to stay with me.

I don't want to be any trouble. Richard,
you take this car, you pull up my

garage. Kathy will never know.

I'm not taking no for an answer.

What are friends for?

I really appreciate this. What are
friends for, right?

So, what do you think will happen with
you guys?

I'm going to make it.

We've been through worse.

Well, you do, but I should have told her
the truth right from the start.

Nothing happened.

I understand how upset she is that I
lied to her.

But you wanted to.

What?

Cheat on your wife?

No.

You know what you're talking about.

I love my wife and my son.

There's nothing I wouldn't do for them.

And you really think she'll take you
back?

Yeah. And I'll make it up to her
somehow.

What if she doesn't want to?

I'm not going to quit trying, if that's
what you mean.

I can't lose her.

We'll get through this, believe me.

That's what I was afraid of.

What do you mean?

I knew you couldn't stay away from her,
you selfish son of a bitch.

But somewhere in that thick head of
yours, you actually think you deserve

Do you think you can provide for her?

Do you have what you need?

Do you even know what she needs?

You put her in my bag.

You had

your chance, Richard.

Now it's my turn.

Can I help you with something?

Here to see Caleb Thoreau. Is he
expecting you? I don't think so.

Arizona, huh? Mm -hmm.

You got a warrant? I don't need a
warrant just to talk to the guy.

Why don't you just let me through?

Thank you.

Hello? Mr. Thoreau, this is Ed at the
security gate.

You have a police officer head in your
way.

Just thought I'd give you a heads up.

Thanks, Ed.

Not to wait.

Hi.

May I help you? Oh, it's okay. I dropped
in on you at your home. I'm a big fan

of your work.

And you are? Name is Miles.

Oh, Miles.

You go by Caleb Thoreau now, huh?

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

Of course you do.

I've got a book in the car that you
managed to publish back when you were

Edward Perlman. I'm sorry. You must have
me confused with someone else. I've

never been published.

Nevermore forevermore.

Does that sound familiar?

No, it doesn't. How about the name
Cindy?

Overby, does that ring a bell?

I don't know who you are or who you
think I am, but I don't have time for

so if you'll excuse me. I don't think
so.

I'm so glad to see you. I'm late.

Tell me about it.

I just can't believe you would lie to me
about working with that woman.

And you believe him when he says that
nothing happened?

I don't know.

I don't know what to think anymore.

Well, I'll tell you what I think.

I have had a lot of fun in my life.

No fuss, no commitment.

And I'd throw it all away in a heartbeat
to have what you have.

You have a beautiful family, Kathy.

And that is worth fighting for.

Come here.

Wait.

What's wrong with my dad?

He's just, uh, drunk.

I'm letting him sleep it off over here
at my house.

Is he hurt?

No. No, no, he's not hurt. It's just
your daddy likes to drink a little too

beer. That's all, Sam.

Why don't you, um...

Go set up a game, and I'll come in and
play one with you. I want to stay with

dad.

I just told you not to worry about him.

He's fine.

You and I are going to play video games.

Do you understand?

Get in the game room.

Now!

I'll be right there.

Hang in there. Oh, I will.

Thank you so much for coming.

I'll call you tomorrow.

Okay.

Good night.

Good night.

Tab?

So what do you think?

I know that there's no title, but...

Maybe you could help me come up with
something.

You've been such an inspiration to me.

And this is going to be a fresh start
for you, for me, and my son.

Caleb.

I'm very flattered, but...

I've dreamed all this time that the
fantasy of us being together could come

true. And now there's nothing standing
in our way.

I've made all the arrangements.

New passports.

New identities.

I even got us a new house.

We can be a real family now.

Would you like that?

Yes. Will we leave tonight?

We'll leave tonight.

Okay. Sweetie, come on. Why don't we go
pack some things?

I want to go with you to pack.

We can just meet you back here. I don't
want to be away from you for one minute.

Is Richard here?

I saw his car.

I told you that there's nothing standing
in our way.

I know. I know.

I just... Can I see him?

Why? I just need to see him one more
time.

One more time, and then I can forget
about him.

It's right over here.

Sam, cover your eyes.

He's nothing to us anymore.

It's time for a new life.

I want you to go upstairs and pack some
of your things, okay?

But first go into Mommy's room and get
your bag, all right?

Go upstairs, go into Mommy's room. I'm
going to stay down here and talk to

for a minute, okay?

Go.

So what took you so

long?

moment.

If you don't shut off that alarm right
now, I'll have to kill you and I'll have

to kill Sam and I don't want to do that.

Please.

Please. Please.

Now you get upstairs and you take care
of our son.

If I hear one word when that security
guard gets here, I'm going to have to do

really bad things.

Do you understand?

Don't worry.

I'm going to fix this for us.

Mr. Alden.

Mrs. Alden. Is everything okay?

Go. Go.

Mr.

Alden. Mrs. Alden. Is everything okay?

It's okay.

Are you okay?

Did he hurt you?

Okay, listen. Somebody's coming to help
us, okay? I want you to go in the

bathroom and lock the door and don't
come out until I tell you to. Go.

9 -1 -1 at first.

Hey.

Mr. Thoreau.

It's Juan.

What are you doing here? Oh, uh,
Richard's out of town and Kathleen's

weather, so I'm just helping out with
Sam.

Is everything okay in here? Oh, yeah,
yeah. Yeah, Sam just hit that alarm

on the, uh, the panel upstairs.

So I'm sorry to drag you all the way out
here for nothing.

It's all right.

Do you mind?

No. No,

of course not.

Come on in.

Thanks for the tip -off.

Stay where you are.

Put that down, Kathy.

I've got him under control.

Please don't move.

You don't have to do that.

Kathy, we're almost home.

You don't have to do that.

I can see it in your eyes.

You need me just as much as I need you.

I trust you.

Do you trust me?

I'm here for you.

Your own family is dead.

Do you understand? Your family is dead.

Are you going to be okay, Dad?

Yeah, I'm going to be fine.

Thanks to your mom.

Mom?

Can we move back to our normal
neighborhood now?

I think that's a great idea.

Come on, let's go.

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