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Allie, is something burning?

Hey, cooking dinner.

You are?

Yeah, it's us since you and dad are working so hard all the time. It might

nice for you to get a night off.

Uh -huh.

What's your angle?

No angle. Just relax.

But could you maybe take me to the mall on Saturday?

Uh -huh.

We'll see.

Have you heard from your dad?

He loves us.

Now you listen to me.

I am fine with this.

Okay. We both know with this arthritis I'm going to need the help.

I'm okay with it.

Drive safe.

Always.

Love you. Love you.

Hi, honey. I was just asking Allie about you.

Did she pass along the message I gave her?

That you love us.

That's the one.

If I say no, will you tell me again?

Of course.

I love you.

Forever and always.

How'd the movie go?

Oh, it was great.

You know, my mother, she loves it there already.

We weren't there ten minutes and she knew everyone's names.

Is something wrong?

No, no.

Well, I know it's the facility she liked the best. I just wish it didn't mean

that she was so far away.

Well, what if it wasn't?

What do you mean?

I was going to wait to bring this up until I got home, but what would you

about moving out this way?

Really? Mom and I got out here a little early and wound up touring some of the

neighborhoods out here.

They're nice.

They're really nice, Sarah. I mean, it's everything we've been looking for.

The only downside would be your...

I was thinking, Mom's home does need nurses.

You still there?

Yes. Sorry.

I'm speechless, Neil. It sounds amazing.

I think so, too.

Neil? Hold on.

Neil, what's wrong?

Is it one story or two?

Two, and an attic.

Is it a garage?

Yep.

What about the floors, carpet or hardwood?

Alley! I'm sorry, I'm just excited!

Well, you've waited this long. Don't you want to wait a little longer and be

surprised? I only waited because you wouldn't let me look it up online. You

the pictures didn't do it justice. Well, they don't.

Spend some time with me.

He is cute.

Mom, shh.

Come on, he can't hear me. You don't know that.

Well, if he can, then I hope he also hears me telling you.

But I hope I don't come home and find him lounging around in our hot tub every

day. Wait, we have a hot tub?

Uh -huh.

Sorry,

Miss Stevens.

Hey, Dylan.

New neighbors.

What'd you say?

New neighbors.

Oh, yeah, I saw the movies yesterday.

Well, she looks about your age, doesn't she?

Maybe.

Ms. Goodman?

Hello?

Well, aren't you glad I didn't let you see the picture?

Ms. Goodman?

Dad would love this.

I know.

It's what he wanted for us.

Hi. Sorry.

Ms. Goodman?

Hello. Hi. Sorry about that.

Your front door was open, so I just... I'm Mike Ahrens.

I'm chief of security here at Fine Haven. Have we broken the rules already?

Oh, no. No, no, no, no. I just... I just wanted to bring by this welcome basket.

Oh, that is so nice.

And also, I hope you guys get your alarm system set up. Great.

Oh, that's my daughter, Ellie. Hi. Nice to meet you.

Likewise.

Well, I could take this inside.

Okay. Oh.

Did that.

Coffee, tea, chocolate, cereal.

You're giving me everything here.

That's just our way of saying welcome.

Well, thank you.

You just work here, or do you live in the neighborhood, too?

Well, I'm a resident. I just crossed the street two hours down.

How long have you lived here?

I moved in almost ten years ago.

My wife and daughter.

They really love this neighborhood.

Wow.

Unfortunately, they both passed.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I, um... I lost my husband in a car accident two years ago.

Tough. It really is.

You know, you spend your life with someone and then, you know, it's over in

instant. Yeah.

But I'm lucky. My daughter.

Yeah. Of course, she's lucky to have you.

Yeah. And we're both lucky, you know, to be in such a warm, welcoming community,

aren't we, sweetie? Yeah, it's awesome.

Oh, I should mention that we're about to have our monthly block party in the

neighborhood. It starts at noon on Sunday. It's potluck. Yeah, I'm not sure

ready to jump into socializing and cooking. Oh, my God, Mom, you could make

of your amazing pecan pies. Come on.

Amazing is a strong word.

Maybe make some friends.

Oh, like the boy next door?

Funny.

Okay, we'll go.

Yay. Who knows, maybe you can meet that special someone.

Oh, no.

I'm sorry.

I don't know. It's okay.

I just don't think I ever could.

You never know, though, right?

Like they say, you'll know when the time is right.

I suppose so.

Should I show you the alarm?

Yes. Sorry. The alarm.

So you always start with your code.

So you punch that in, and then to arm it, press 2, and then to turn it off,

press 1. And what are these buttons?

Well, actually, this particular panel is from a much older system, and those

features, they don't do anything anymore.

Oh, okay.

But if you want, I can upgrade your entire system for you. I know. We don't

that. Well, but really, I can get you a terrific price on a new system that's

state -of -the -art, up -to -date, and I'll install it for free for you.

Really, thank you. But I couldn't ask you to do that.

Besides, you know, it feels really safe here.

And just knowing you guys are out there, I think that's all the security we

need.

Okay.

I guess that's it.

Great. Well, thank you. You're welcome. You're welcome. Oh, and please, call me

Sarah. All right.

Have a good day.

Let me know if you need any help with that or anything else. Thanks again.

yeah. Take care.

I'll see you soon, hopefully.

See ya.

Good morning.

He made us coffee.

Unless I can have soda for breakfast.

Why would those be your options?

Because it's the first day of school. It's going to be so boring.

Well, listen, my shifts are 10 to 6, so I can get you there in the morning. But

to get yourself home, you've got to walk or take the bus.

Mom, take the bus?

Just make friends with the kids who have cars.

Smart. You're such a smart kid. Yeah.

Wonder where I got them.

Oh, no. We're late.

Oh, no, it's okay. I wanted to be late. That way I make a much cooler entrance.

I love you. I love you, too.

Have a good first day at work.

Say hi to Grandma for me. I will. Bye. Bye.

All right.

And then... No.

You got me. I did. I got it again.

There you are.

Sarah! Don't get up. Are you kidding?

I missed the chance to give you a hug.

Oh,

it's official.

I have already told everyone how wonderful you are.

Girls, this is my beautiful daughter -in -law, Sarah Goodwin. This is Ethel and

Doris. And, of course, you know Mary.

Of course. Good to see you again. Likewise, we have been counting the days

you got here. Welcome aboard.

Thank you.

Are you sure you guys won't miss Miss Radcliffe?

Nurse Ratched, you mean. Good riddance. She wasn't that bad. You want to bet?

I'm just so excited that I get to see you every day.

I'm so excited, too.

The only problem is I've got to share you with this lot.

You're not the jealous type, are you?

You have no idea.

How is my granddaughter?

Allie is great.

She started school today. She says hello.

Will you tell her to come stay in person soon?

Actually, we want you to come over on Sunday. There's this monthly

block party happening.

All right. Sounds fun.

Come on. Let me show you my room.

Bye, ladies. Bye, Mary.

See you later.

Oh, you redecorated.

Oh, you know me. I like to change it up.

Get too bored otherwise.

Well. Sure, it's beautiful.

We could use your eye at the house.

Yes, let's talk about your place. How is the new house? It's amazing.

It's big.

You know, I thought once we got all of our things inside, it would feel

but somehow it feels even bigger.

I guess we just have to get more stuff.

Or you could find a man to fill it with.

Gladys. No, I mean it.

Sarah, I know my son, and I know he would be happy to have you here in that

beautiful house.

But I think it would make him sad to think of the two of you over there all

yourselves.

Neil would want you to have the joy of finding love again.

And so would I.

I know.

But it's not ready yet.

Well, when you are ready, you let me know because I'm going to play

Well, no offense, but I don't think this place is exactly crawling with my type.

Don't be too sure.

Hello? I hope I'm not interrupting anything.

Oh, no, you're right on cue. Come in, come in.

Sarah, dear, Gladys wanted me to introduce you to my son.

Hi, I'm Chris.

I've heard a lot about you.

Hi.

I guess you never know who this place is crawling with.

Come on, how do you do this?

this to happen. You mean you did this on purpose?

No, no, no, it's not what I meant.

I think it's just some paper towels. No, no, you've done enough.

I'll live.

All right.

Wonderful. Grandma says to say hi. She can't wait to see you on Sunday. And

how was school?

About what I expected it to be.

What did you make any friends?

Working on it.

So I guess you took the bus after all.

If I take the bus, you mean I download an Uber and I owe you six bucks? Then

yes, but I'll pay you back. Don't worry. And how are you going to do that?

Dinner ain't free.

I was just dumb luck, really. I was only making my rounds,

making sure everyone was all tucked in.

I heard a noise. I gave you a call.

Well, you must have scared them off.

It's just so unexpected.

Things like this just don't happen here. We're just lucky that everybody's safe.

Oh, Mr. Goodwin, your security system's a little on the older side.

You might want to consider updating it.

Yeah, I'm considering it already.

Okay. Thank you.

so much for doing this. It's my pleasure. I really should have done it

you guys moved in. I'm sorry.

Oh, no.

You have to let me pay you for your labor on this. No, no, no.

Just knowing you guys are going to be safe, that's all the payment I need.

Hey, Mr. Aaron. Thanks for saving us again. You're welcome, but please don't

call me Mr. Aaron. Mike.

Okay, I should probably get Allie off to school.

Okay, I'll be done with this one. Hey, if you want me to lock up, I will when I

leave if you have an extra key. Oh, yeah.

I can do that.

Great. Here.

Perfect. I'll drop it by later when you're home. Oh, don't even make a

trip. If we don't see you before, just bring it to the party on Sunday.

Okay, sounds good. Oh, that reminds me. I'm starting to work up an appetite for

those pecan pies you're threatening to make.

Make two of us.

Oh, okay. No pressure.

Bye.

Bye.

So, uh, now you're gonna rush to get to school all of a sudden, huh? No, I'm

just wanting to get out of here. After a last night, it gives me the creeps.

Well,

that is awful.

I can't believe a place that's supposed to be so safe could be so dangerous.

Oh, I'm just glad the two of you are okay.

I know we have Mike Aaron to thank for that.

Who?

He does the neighborhood watch.

He was out on patrol, heard something, and he ended up chasing the intruder

away. Well, thank you, Mike Aaron.

I know you think I'm silly, but I do wish you had a man around the house.

Oh, I know.

Who? Someone like Chris?

Or anybody.

But I do think you like Chris as much as he likes you.

Did he say he liked me?

He didn't have to.

Come on.

I want to give you something.

Neil gave me something the night

that he... Well, the night that I moved in.

That was my exact reaction.

Why did he give it to you?

For comfort.

He knew I would never use a silly thing.

But I took it to give him peace of mind.

And I want you to do the same for me.

Well, what are you going to do if a maniac breaks in here?

Hmm.

But at my age and with this rheumatoid, I'll have to kill him with kindness.

Hey, guys. My teeth.

I thought you'd never wake up.

Is that somewhere we have to be?

Yeah. But we're already there.

Whoa, that was crazy last night.

Yeah.

Guys, this is my neighbor, Allie. Hi.

Someone broke into her place.

Uh, can we talk for a sec?

What's up?

So... I was wondering if maybe I could go home with you today? I just kind of

feel weird about being alone.

You know?

Uh...

Well, I was planning to go to Tommy's and hang out.

Well, you can hang out at my place, at a hot tub.

Yeah? Yeah.

Yeah, that sounds cool.

Awesome. Change of plan, dudes.

Party at Allie's.

Cool.

Yeah.

Hey, Joe.

Mike, how are you? Yeah, how are you?

Listen, I need a copy that's made ASAP. Can you get it done for me?

Oh, piece of cake. It'll take a few minutes.

Tell you what, it's on the house, too. Oh, thanks. You're a life saver.

I'll just be outside looking at the grills or something. Okay. Okay.

I thought that was you.

Hi. Hi, Sarah.

How did it go?

How did it go?

The installation.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, that went great.

Perfect.

What are you doing here? I thought you didn't work until much later in the day.

I left early. You know, after last night, I just wasn't very much help

today. Oh, yeah.

So, to get my mind off things, I just went grocery shopping.

That's nice.

Let me help you. Let me help you. Oh, no, no, Mike. You have done so much

already.

It's my pleasure.

If you insist.

Hi, Jen.

Hi. Easy.

Hey,

would you like to go have a drink and talk about the new system?

A drink?

Four o 'clock.

Okay, some coffee and dessert, maybe?

Yeah, sure.

Hey, Mike.

Yeah, Joe, hold on a second.

Hold on a second. Oh, be right there.

Be right there.

I think I need to put up my phone in the... Be right there.

You almost left without your... Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Sure thing.

All right.

Sorry about that. Did you get your phone?

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I got my phone. Oh, and also, before I forget, here's

key. Oh, thank you. I thought you had that.

Finished?

Uh, yeah.

Okay,

let's do it.

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Hey! Watch where you're going!

Are you okay?

Yeah, I think so.

Thank you.

So what I've done is I've gone through the entire house and I've updated all

sensors on all the windows and all the doors.

And I've also installed motion detectors outside in the yard, the living room,

and upstairs hallway.

Okay. That sounds good. I am feeling safer already.

Good. So I want to show you your new panels. Okay. There's two panels.

one in your foyer and one in your bedroom.

And so what you do is if you guys are going out, you punch in your code and

hit away.

If you're staying in, you're going to bed or wherever, you punch a new code

you hit stay. And what stay does is it activates everything but the internal

motion detectors.

So that way, if you get up in the middle of the night or have a midnight snack,

they're not going to alert the police if you're hungry.

And the code is still the same?

No, I had to reset it. But we can switch it back if you like or change it to

something new. Yeah, and what is it now?

It's 0605.

0605.

That's my blood count.

Are you serious?

I'm dead.

That is nuts.

That is a crazy coincidence.

Wow. Well, I guess you won't forget it, right?

Oh, there's one thing. Can I borrow your phone? There's one thing I want to show

you. I'm dying to show you. It's so cool.

Yeah, sorry.

Okay. We'll punch in your code, will you?

Okay.

So, what I've done for you is I've installed a security camera in the

Okay. With a floodlight.

So if anybody trespasses, you will have it on record.

And what's really cool is you can access the camera from anywhere. So that's

your app right there. And that button right there, you press that, and that is

your camera. Go ahead.

Oh, Allie.

I should go.

Is something wrong? It's my daughter. She had people over.

Well, she probably just doesn't want to be alone after that break -in. Well, all

the more reason I should go.

Sarah, Sarah, Sarah, Sarah.

I know this is not my place, but I think maybe you should let her have this.

What? Look, one way or another, she had to find her own way through that fear,

right? And so she can do it this way where you can check on her, keep an eye

her, or she goes somewhere else where you won't be able to do that.

And Dylan, you don't have to worry about Dylan. He's a great kid.

Maybe you're right.

Probably just not ready for her to date, I suppose.

Yeah.

And, uh... What about yourself?

Dating? You said you're not ready?

Well, I didn't think I was ready.

But... But?

You can tell me.

Okay, okay. I mean...

I'm beginning to wonder if maybe I am.

Have you met someone recently?

You want to tell me about him?

No, no, no. It's nothing, really. I barely know him.

But I do think he's interested in me.

Well, if he does like you, he's going to be patient.

You don't think he'll just move on?

No, no.

He understands.

He understands that this is a complicated fear.

And it's all new.

Right?

And I think what he's waiting for is a clearer signal.

And you and I both know how precious life could be.

Right?

You never know what tomorrow will bring.

Hey. Oh, hey.

I hope it's okay. Tommy and Veronica are making some popcorn.

Yeah, totally.

You want some?

Sure. All right. Oh, hey, Dylan.

Yeah?

What's up?

Um, I'm just really glad that you came over to hang out today. I feel a lot

safer now that you're here.

How long did you wait?

Wait for what?

To date.

After you lost your wife. No, no, no. I never did.

Really? No. I told myself, never.

Unless I found someone as perfect and as beautiful.

as committed and enchanting as she was.

But I... I'm sorry. I might be Allie. Don't forget you can see her.

Call 911.

Look, there's a fire.

Let

me

show her.

She's fine.

Everything's under control.

What happened?

It seems one of your daughter's friends put an aluminum stovetop popcorn popper

in the microwave.

Sorry. Caused a lot of sparks and smoke, but no real damage.

You're a fireman.

Guilty as charged.

Wait, do you guys know each other?

Our creepy mom is a resident where her grandma introduced us.

We didn't really get acquainted as much as I would have liked.

No, we didn't.

But you know what? We should.

Well, I'm on Saturday night.

How about we grab a bite?

You have yourself a date.

All right.

Two more popcorn.

Are you mad?

No. Sweetie, I'm relieved.

I'm sorry.

I just... After last night, I don't want to be in the house alone.

Whoa!

Grandma gave you pepper spray?

Don't underestimate Grandma.

Guess who it's from.

Who? Your father.

So you see, it's kind of a special hand -me -down.

And let's hope you never have to use it, but just in case, I want you to keep it

in your pocket or your purse at all times.

It might be too noticeable in my pocket. My purse might get snatched.

I think I have a better spot for it.

Where's that?

Right in my sock, next to my ankle.

And that way, no one will know it's there. That is smart, I have to admit.

Not just a pretty face.

Okay, now for your punishment.

I want to hear about your boyfriend.

Oh my God, he's not my boyfriend, Mom!

Oh, this is gonna be so good.

I have some cleaning I need to get to.

Oh, there you are.

Are you out of your mind? Trying to run us over?

That was just to get your attention.

That's all.

What was I supposed to do? You won't return my text. You won't answer my

It's like you don't want to talk to me.

I don't want to talk to you.

Come on, Mike.

We belong together.

Julia, I told you... Yes, you told me. Yes, you told me. I still love my wife,

and I can, and it's too soon.

And then I see you shamelessly flirting with that woman.

And helping her with the security system is all.

Okay. Well, maybe she'll fall for that crap, but I won't.

I have I, Mike.

And I saw what you did.

What did you see?

Who knows?

Maybe I saw you stumble upon her break -in and heroically chase away her

intruder.

Or maybe I saw what really happened.

What is what really happened?

Are you sure you didn't hop the fence and stage a break -in

so you could rush inside and save the day? Because that's the other thing that

may have seen happen.

Why would I do that?

So she can stay with you for the hero that you know you'll never be.

What is it you want?

You know what I want.

I want you to take me to the party.

Aren't you already going to the party? Yes, I'm going, but I want to go with

you. And I want you to take me as your date. I just, I want one day, Mike, one

day where you just pay attention to me.

And if you can't give me that, then I'm going to tell her everything.

Get out!

I'm going to take that at the office.

Did

you

set the alarm?

Yeah. That's where we got it.

I love you, honey. Love you, too. Good night. Good night.

All right, let's go here.

Well, hello, ladies. Who is the card shop today?

Not me, I'm afraid.

I haven't won a hand all day.

Oh, don't let her fool you. She's been losing on purpose just to get our guard

down.

Well, there.

Don't you have some news to report?

Other than that fire my son put out?

Okay, okay.

I might as well just shoot it to you straight since you obviously already

Yes, but we want to hear your version.

Well, there's not much to tell yet.

Chris asked me to dinner and I said yes.

Saturday night, no lunch.

Okay, some of us have work to do. Enjoy yourselves, ladies.

It's just such a good idea.

I'm glad you think so.

Thank you.

I know you've had a rough few days.

Just a break -in and a fire.

No big whoop.

Yeah, well, maybe for Wonder Woman.

Seriously, how are you doing?

I'm fine.

But poor Allie, she's just so scared.

It's a lot to handle at her age.

Well, I can't imagine anything better for her than...

Having a mother like you to help her through it.

You're here.

You're looking out for Allie, I wonder.

Come on, let's go.

Alex, you all right?

Yeah? Just sit tight. Pick it up.

Honey.

Honey, are you okay?

What happened? Are you all right?

I don't know what happened. I just... My alarm system was kicking out. I was

going off everywhere.

Okay? Honey, are you okay?

It's all right. It's all right.

I was just running a test cycle, apparently. You must have accidentally

scheduled it last time you used it. I did?

Yeah. I guess you've been taking notes after all.

My Karen. She's scared.

So I've heard. Chris Simmons.

FD, right?

Yeah, that's right.

Say, you want to come in? I'll show you exactly what you did wrong.

Yeah. Okay.

You know, I should get going anyway.

But I'd love to see you again so we can pick up where we left off.

Do you have plans tomorrow?

Because we're having a neighborhood block party at noon.

I'd love it if you'd come.

Well, I'm actually supposed to take my mother to lunch tomorrow.

Bring her.

Gladys is coming.

In fact, I was supposed to go pick her up, but you could get them both and save

me the trip.

Are you sure that isn't against neighborhood policy?

That wouldn't be a problem, would it, Mike?

Oh, of course.

Thanks. We'll be here.

Great.

Good night. See you.

See you, guys.

Yeah. Should we, uh... Yeah, okay, let's go.

Oh, honey, are you okay?

My God, those look so good.

Naturally.

So you ready to go make some friends?

I guess.

Hi, Mike.

Hi.

I'm really happy you guys came. I'm hoping that today you'll get a better

impression of this community than what you've had to endure so far. Hi.

You must be the new neighbors in Juvia. Hi, I'm Sarah.

This is my daughter, Allie. Hi. It's a pleasure.

I live right across the street from you guys.

Cool.

Well, gosh, you've had a lot of excitement lately.

I mean, the police at night and the firemen in the day and then the whole

mix -up.

I'm awful sorry about all of that. Well, no, no, you shouldn't apologize.

We're just happy that it worked out and you guys are safe. And secure, thanks to

you.

Did they catch the guy? Like the police? I mean, did they catch the creep who

tried to attack you?

I don't think he was going to attack them. I think he was just an ordinary

thief. Well, we don't know that, do we? I mean, we don't know what he was after.

Oh, we'd rather not think about that. Oh,

no, no, no, no, no.

No, well, wherever you intruders, I ensure he's going to slip up sometime,

right, baby? They always do.

Oh, Mom, there's Bill, and we should go meet his parents, okay? Yeah.

Ah, well, more neighbors to meet. You guys enjoy yourselves.

Oh, don't worry, we will.

Hi. So silly.

So, you clean up nice.

Thanks.

I like your dress.

Oh, really?

Yeah. It brings out the color of your eyes.

Wow, that's really nice of you to say.

You know,

I was thinking... That's unusual.

Ha ha.

Seriously, I was thinking we should go see a movie or something.

Just the two of us.

So, like a date?

Yeah.

What do you think?

I'd like that. Yeah.

Will your mom approve?

I mean, after my friends almost burned the house down.

She can get over it.

There's my granddaughter.

This is my good friend, Mary. Hi. Nice to meet you. Nice to finally meet you.

And I think you've already met my son, Chris. Yes. Yes. Welcome.

You remember Chris the Firefighter? Yeah. I'm afraid so.

Oh, boy. Guys, this is Dylan.

Boy next door.

Yes. It's very nice to meet you.

Mom. Mom, come look at this.

Hi. Thank you for coming.

I wouldn't miss it.

I appreciate you bringing them.

Mike!

You made something here, didn't you?

Of course I did.

You don't want to tell me what it is?

Where's the fun in that?

Well, if you don't tell me, I might not be able to try it and tell you how good

it is.

Well, then you might just have to try everything.

Oh.

So that's how it's going to be, huh?

Yep.

Okay. All right.

Let's see what we got.

Oh,

well, this is too easy.

You baked the pecan pies.

How'd you do that?

Seriously, how did you do that?

A certain mother -in -law might have mentioned it to me.

Hey, I'm well -connected. I got my sources.

There you go.

What would you ladies like to drink?

Sparkling water for me, thanks.

I'll have a double martini, shaken up.

I think the most serious it gets is wine, I'm afraid.

Oh, well, if I must, red.

Coming right up.

Nice. Good one, right?

Yeah, we call them dream books in my day.

I think you ought to go help him with those drinks. I think so, too.

He doesn't have four hands.

Good advice.

Hey, Mike. Hey.

Mike. Oh.

Are you Mike Aaron?

Yeah. Oh, Sarah told me all about you.

Oh, I... You're, um... Gladys. Right. Hi.

I want to thank you for taking care of my girls the other night.

Sarah said you were a real hero.

Did she say that?

Mm -hmm. She also said you've been a big help ever since they moved in.

Oh, no.

I'm really happy to hear you say that. I think she's very special.

I keep telling her that very thing.

And I think she's finally listening to me.

Oh, was it you who got her to offer... What was his name?

Oh, fully. I had that kind of power.

No, I just introduced the two and made sure she knows she has my blessing.

The rest is up to them.

I don't know. It seems like maybe you're stacking the deck against any other

player.

Well, I know how to play my cards right.

Hello. I want to ask you something.

Okay, shoot.

When we met, you said that you heard a lot about me.

I remember.

Well, I'm curious.

You know what you were told.

I want to hear.

All of the dirt?

Hmm.

Well, I heard that you were strong, smart, quick on your feet,

that you were capable, considerate, and stunningly beautiful, which, by the way,

is an understatement. You can stop. No, no, no, no. You started this.

I heard that you were an inspiration of a mother, and that

as a wife,

You were nothing short of perfect.

That your husband loved you both more than anything else in this world.

And that the best day of his life was the day he first met you.

Because it was the day you started showing him just how wonderful life

Gladys told you all that?

No.

No.

It wasn't Gladys who told me about you.

No, it was, uh...

It was Neil.

The

entire

time for an hour, all he could talk about was the greatest woman in

the world.

The wonderful daughter she was raising to follow in her footsteps.

He loved you, Sarah.

He was more loved than anybody I've ever met.

And after finally meeting you myself, I can absolutely see why.

Hey, bro.

You rock any table tennis?

Table tennis, ping pong. You play?

Yeah, yeah, a little. Yeah?

Let's play.

Actually, I was hoping to spend some more time with Sarah. You can spend more

time with her. She'd come along and watch. Come on, let's go.

Hey, everybody, ping pong time.

Let's go.

I'm going to go play some ping pong.

Okay, I think you're ready.

Can everybody move back, please?

Jeez, we're playing ping pong here.

You ready?

Here are the rules.

No hard serves.

No hard returns.

First one to 21.

Okay, got to win by two.

Tell you what.

You can serve first.

Sarah, can you keep score?

Yeah, I sure can.

0 -7 -0.

Good. That's fine. That's fine. Let's try again.

Let's go. Heads up. Let's go.

Oh, yeah.

Yes. Woo.

Yes. Yes.

Your turn.

A deduction?

Yeah.

Yeah. I said no hard return, my friend.

That's a hard return. That's one point.

Easy Mike, it's just a game, right? Easy Mike don't easy Mike me, bro.

No way.

That's right. It's a game. There are rules.

You know what?

We'll just take the point off. It's fine.

Oh, so you admit you broke the rules. You admit you're a cheater. Do that,

Sarah. It's a cheater.

Okay, okay.

You know what? Game's over, guys.

You know what? With the point deduction, why don't we just call it a draw? Draw?

No, no. The game's not over. Let's go.

Let's go. Serve it up.

Where are you guys going? How about that too?

Yeah. We don't want to leave without seeing their house. Of course. And

you know what? You can come too. You can freshen up.

Great.

Hey, what's going on?

Come on, we're doing a round robin. Where's everybody going?

It is big.

Yeah. You can see the hot tub in the back.

Oh, hot tub. Get me there.

You know when I take the tour?

I took it the other day.

Okay.

I was thinking maybe we should finish what we were doing before we got

interrupted.

What's that?

I saw that.

Did you not? He is kissing her, Mike. He's kissing her right now. Come have a

look. Now you can finally be with me. There isn't anybody else for you.

She has chosen him, Mike, and now you're finally free to choose me.

Never.

Why? Why?

Why wouldn't you?

Are you worried that I'm going to tell her? Because I would never really do

that. I mean, not now.

You go to jail and she'd just move away and that is not what I want.

What I want is for you to spend every night at my place.

And you can watch them across the street in the morning as they fall deeper and

deeper.

In love.

And you can be reminded of how willing she is to hurt you.

And you can appreciate the fact that I would never do that.

You don't have to worry about me telling anybody anything.

Don't. We have to learn to trust each other, Mike.

That's the only way we're ever going to really be happy.

You talk too much.

It was fun, huh? It was fun. It was fun. I'm glad we got to see the house. It's

so big. She sure is something, that Sarah, though. I mean, after everything

she's been through, to think that she's still just so good -natured and lively.

Yeah, I really like her, too.

Yes, I could tell.

Maybe someday soon you'll be visiting us as a couple.

I'm glad you think they've done.

Well, you never know what the future holds.

I always say there's no time to waste.

Here, let me get that for you. Oh, thank you, dear.

Have a good night. You too.

He's right.

I love you, Mom. I love you too, honey.

All right, get in here and get warm. All righty. Night, night.

You know, Mary, I'm tired.

I think I'm going to take a bath and turn in early.

Yeah? Well, if you change your mind, I'll be at the bar, answering with a

lampshade on my head.

As always.

Good night.

Good night.

Oh, Mary, is that you?

I'm coming.

Oh, what are you doing here?

I don't know.

Um,

you can't be here.

Visiting hours are over. I could get in trouble.

No, no, no.

Don't take me along on this one. I have a little...

Chat. About what?

About Sarah.

You remember what you told me? You said that she always listens to you. And look

what happened. She finally took your advice and started dating Chris.

Mike, you need to leave.

Oh, no. Are you scared?

Sweetheart, don't be scared. I just want to talk.

I know that the only reason that you chose Chris for Sarah is because he's

friend. some.

But you don't really know him.

You don't know him, do you?

What if you got to know me better?

You'd be all glad if I'm the one for her.

So that's why I'm here.

That's why I'm here. I want to get to know you better.

Okay? It's not up to me, Mike.

Sarah already has feelings for Chris.

She hasn't really thought that through.

She hasn't thought it through. She thinks, well, he's a firefighter.

Gladys, have you thought about what if he dies in the line of duty? How would

that make you feel?

If Sarah loses another man in her life, the way she lost your son.

She doesn't deserve that, Gladys.

She deserves me.

She deserves me.

So, I'm going to fix it.

Fix it how? You're going to call.

And you're going to tell her that you made a mistake.

And she'll listen to you, and she always listens to you.

When you say that I'm the one who Neil really would have wanted for her.

Okay, I'll call.

Yes, you will.

Well, bring me the phone. It's right over there.

Hello. You called 911?

Excuse me!

Oh, my God!

Shh, shh, shh. Hey, no, no, no, no. Hey, be quiet! Help me!

Help me, God!

Quiet, quiet, quiet.

I can help you.

Gladys? Gladys?

Well, hello.

Nice to hear from you. Hi.

Are you busy?

Not yet. My shift doesn't start for another five minutes.

Good. Okay, I'll make this quick.

I just wanted to say thank you for coming today.

It really meant a lot to me.

You know, bringing Gladys and Mary, I mean.

Oh, that.

Because I thought you might have been referring to the kiss.

Well, yeah.

I mean, that too. That goes without saying.

I don't mind talking about it.

Especially when it's one of those, you know, hallelujah chorus kind of moments.

Well, come to think of it,

I was hearing that very same thing.

Oh, really?

Well, see, we're perfectly in sync. I think that we should give that another

test. Let's be sure.

I think that can be arranged.

I got another call. Let me see who it is.

It's Mom.

Oh, take it.

We can talk tomorrow.

Besides, you're just about to start anyway.

Okay, cool.

Bye.

Bye.

Hi, Mom. What's up?

Chris.

It's Gladys, Chris. She's dead.

Dead?

How? I think it's her heart, but... Chris, I have to tell you something. I

I saw that man.

What? Which man?

Mike, from the party.

The nurses said there were no visitors, but I know I saw him. He was coming from

her room.

Mom, stay put, okay? I believe you.

I'm going to get Sarah and Allie and bring them out there, okay?

We'll all figure out what to do.

Okay, please.

Please. I love you.

I love you too, Mom.

Sarah it's Chris.

Call me as soon as you get this. Something happened at the retirement

Leave a message.

Chris, it's Sarah. I just got your message. What happened?

Call me back, please.

Pinehaven Retirement Home. All lines are busy. Please try your call again later.

This is crazy. What the hell is going on?

Hey, what's up? We've got to go. What? Something's happening at work. We've got

to go now. Okay.

Mom,

what is it?

I don't know yet. Nobody's picking up.

Is it something to do with Grandma?

I don't know.

What?

Hey, any trouble?

Hi, sorry I didn't mean to scare you. I was just making my run and I couldn't

help but notice.

If you want to pop the hood, I'd be happy to take a look. No, no, there's no

time. There's an emergency at the retirement center and I... Hold on, I'll

you a lift. Okay.

Mike, you're a lifesaver. Let's go.

Thank

you

so much for taking us, Mike.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So what has you rushing into work this late?

I don't know yet. Just that it's something urgent.

Gosh, I hope it's nothing to do with Gladys, because I know how close you

are. Mom, you should try calling again.

Yeah, you're right.

I don't have any service.

Oh, well, we're almost to that canyon.

Service is pretty spotty up here.

Wait, the canyon?

Mike, you must have missed a turn.

No, I didn't miss any turn. I'm not taking you to the terminal.

Where are you taking us?

Now, your husband died up here. Am I wrong?

What?

Because my wife and daughter died up here also.

But I don't think I've told you about that, have I? Because I don't think

ever asked me about it.

No, that's okay.

So, my wife, Meredith, she loved another man, just like you do.

And one day, this man comes to our house, and he tried to take her from me.

Just like Chris was trying to do with you.

Okay, what are you talking about?

He tricked her.

This man, he just flat -out tricked her. He tricked my daughter, too.

He made them believe that they would be better off without me.

That's why they got in that car with him that day, and that's why they left with

him, because he said to them, let's go somewhere and start over. Let's build a

new life together.

Well, I couldn't let them do that, right? I had to save them.

I had to rescue my wife from this terrible mistake she was making.

So I went after them. Mike, please slow down.

So I got in my car and I chased after them. Right up here. Right on the very

road, actually.

Yeah, I just wanted to catch up to them. I just wanted to... I wanted to... I

wanted to bring her back to her senses.

But I think she panicked.

And the car started to swerve.

I don't know why.

Must have been some kind of disagreement.

Must have come to her senses.

She must have realized that she made a mistake and that she needed to be with

me.

So, uh, I pulled up alongside.

Just to see what was going on.

That's when the other car came around.

Going the opposite direction.

What?

Oh, God. I wasn't supposed to be there.

Who? It wasn't supposed to be there. It happened so fast, and there wasn't

enough room on the road.

It was you.

My wife, my daughter, and this man just went flying over the cliff.

Dead. Instantly.

You weren't supposed to be there.

It just happened.

Things happen.

You killed my husband.

Hey, listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Because we know now why he died,

the reason he died. He died to bring us together, the three of us. You have the

opportunity to help me save you from the other man.

What? Other man?

Man. The man who's trying to take you from me.

Oh, my God. Is he in the truck?

What?

You get it now.

Oh, my God.

Okay, so.

Now it's time to make a choice.

Do you want to let history repeat itself, or do you want to let me save

this man, okay?

Oh, my God, no.

Okay, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Listen, it's time to make a

choice. Choice time.

You can either let history repeat itself, you can die tonight, or you can

save you from him. Here's what we're going to do.

The three of us are going to take him.

We're going to throw him over the edge of the cliff, man.

And he's going to be dead. And then we're going to be together.

Like the family that we were meant to be. Please stop the car.

No. Stop the car.

Shut up.

And make a choice.

You want me or him, Sarah? Please.

Please is not an answer.

Yes or no. Mike, we can talk about this.

Make a choice. Okay, okay, okay, okay. We choose you.

We choose you.

Mom, what are you doing?

He's right. Chris wasn't there for us when we needed to be rescued. Likewise,

uncle Mike was there.

I should have never listened to your grandmother.

She always gives a terrible advice about everything.

Baby.

Yeah. Listen to me.

That's all I wanted to hear.

That's it, baby. Here, give me your hand. Where are you?

We're going to have a wonderful life together. Just us three.

Thank you. Thank you for feeding me from winding up with the wrong man. Thank

you. Yeah.

Okay. You know what, Mike?

Just pull over.

Okay? No. Yeah, we're going to let Chris out. No.

He has no good time.

Okay? I'm right here. I am already yours.

I'm right here.

I'm so excited for us. Yeah, me too.

Yeah, Mike. You've really been there for us.

Well, I love you both so much. That's why.

We're going to be really happy.

Allie, no!

No, Allie, no!

Mom! Get drunk!

No!

Mom! Mom,

here!

9 -1 -1.

Are you okay?

I've got one hell of a headache. Yeah, I think so.

It's a good thing that you're okay, Miss Goodwin. It seems that Mike Aaron is

also wanted for questioning in connection with the murder earlier this

of one Julia Stevens.

Julia? Yeah.

We received a call earlier asking us to look into Mr. Aaron.

And when we got to his place, we found Mr. Stephen's body inside.

Who made the call?

Probably my mother.

Checking on me.

You're Chris Simmons?

Yeah.

Well, why wouldn't you call about Mike?

Officer, if you don't mind, I, uh... I'd prefer to hear the rest from me.

I'm sorry to have to tell you this, but Gladys...

She's dead, isn't she?

There. All set for tomorrow's block party.

Ooh, those smell good.

Looks like the master chef's done it again.

Guys, get a room.

We have one. Right next to yours. Yeah, I'm aware.

Oh, Allie.

I'll get it.

That's Dylan.

Hey. Hey.

Are you ready?

Yeah. Hi, Dylan.

Hey, Chris.

Well, then, if you look nice.

You know your rules, right?

Yes, Miss Goodwin. Home by 11.

Yep, we know.

Bye. I love you.

Love you, too.

You know what this means?

What? We get the whole house all to ourselves.

Oh. Mm -hmm.

Mm -hmm.

Right this way, little darling. Okay.

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