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I see the firing
squad is assembled.

I imagine this room brings
back bad memories for you.

As I recall, the last
time we were here,

I had to suspend you for
assaulting a superior officer.

And now I'm here
because I told the mayor

to kiss my ass on live TV.

Not just TV.

Your firefighter streamed it
to five million followers.

It was truly outrageous.

Captain, you need to understand

that this is a highly
sensitive matter.

Well, what's sensitive
is denying Captain Vega

life-saving treatment.

Yeah, we are not
here to debate that.

No, just to mete out punishment.

Let me be clear.

I will not apologize
for standing up

for my first responders.

And if any of you had any guts,

you'd be with me on
this side of the table.

Why does she have an NYFD patch?

Why do you have an NYFD patch?

Because I'm NYFD.

As I was saying, Captain,
this is a sensitive matter.

Wh-what's going on here?

Captain Strand,

my name is Krista Triola.

I'm a liaison from the New York
Fire Commissioner's office.

Triola? Yeah, I, I worked
with a Vinny Triola.

Vinny was my father.

We all saw what you
did, standing up

for your brothers and
sisters down here.

That's the kind of fight we
need from our next fire chief.

Your next fire chief? What
about Chief Provenzano?

He hasn't announced it yet,
but he's retiring next month.

Which is why I'm here.

Captain Strand, we
want you to come home

to become the next fire
chief of New York City.

Your dad, he told
me, "Be careful."

He worried I might be next.

Did he give you a name?

Ranger Campbell.

Reyes.

What?

Easy, man.

I was gonna grab a
bite before shift.

You wanna come with?

No. No, I have a...
a busy morning.

Want me to bring you a
breakfast burrito or something?

No, I'm fine. Yeah.

Hey, you good, man?

Yeah, I said I'm fine.

Alright. Hey, text me
if you change your mind.

Chief,
you have a moment?

Whoa! Oh.

Goodness gracious, son.

You were trained better than
to sneak up on a Ranger.

Sorry, but I just
need to talk to you.

Well, can it wait? I haven't
even had my first cup of coffee.

No. I'm afraid it can't.

This is Gus "Big Red" Barnes,
our confidential informant

against the Lucifer
Motorcycle Club.

Yeah, found him with his
throat slashed, as I recall.

Marcos Garza, our CI against
La Eme, his tongue cut out.

Vladimir Pzurov
of the Russian mob

found with a rat in his mouth.

DeShawn Watkins of the Bloods,
two in the back of the head.

Jacob Johns, Dixie
mafia, same thing.

So you're saying a Ranger sold out
the identities of all these CIs

to the very people
they were snitching on?

It wasn't me who said
it. It was Nestor Grimes.

Before he died, he told
me my father warned him

a Ranger was exposing our CIs.

What?

How come you didn't say
anything at the hospital?

Because my father told him...

it was Ranger Campbell.

Sam Campbell?

The guy who's been my right hand

for the last seven years

and a military hero to
boot, that Sam Campbell?

Yes.

You're off your rocker.

Nestor Grimes was a
liar and a criminal.

We can't trust his word,
even on his damn deathbed.

I'm not suggesting we do.

All these CI's names were listed
on investigation platforms.

That's correct. Yeah.

If I'm right, Campbell
will have logged in

to view classified
details of each case,

even ones he had no
official reason to.

Just before each
of these CIs died.

Do you realize that
you're accusing him

of betraying every principle
that Ranger Star stands for?

Do you understand that?

Yeah, I plan to accuse him
of a lot more than that.

I think my father
figured out it was him,

and Campbell...

Campbell killed him for it.

Oh, gee...

Alright.

Alright. I'll look into it.

Alright, well, you
better get in there

a few minutes ahead of me.

And, and, Reyes...

for goodness sake, work
on that poker face.

Yes, sir.

Okay. The
drip looks good.

Let me know if
you need anything.

Will do. Thank you.

How are
you feeling, Tommy?

Are you warm enough?

Uh, no, good. I'm good.

'Cause I'm a little chilly.

- Are you chilly?
- Hmm. Yeah.

Are you sure you're
not chilly, Cap?

- I'm sure.
- Okay.

Well, you want some,
some more ginger chews?

I'm, I'm good with ginger chews.

How about some green olives?

Green olives?

Yeah. They're seedless.

The oils are good
for mouth sores.

I read that a lot of
people develop mouth sores

with different chemo treatments.

My dad had mouth sores for days.

Can we talk about something
other than mouth sores?

- Of course.
- Yeah.

Sure.

What do you guys
wanna talk about?

I don't know. Um...

What's the latest
with your stepdad?

Uh, Enzo. Um...

Well, he's still in lockup.

Um, he had his
first arraignment,

and he's gonna get
extradited back to New York

sometime next month.

I'm so sorry.

Well, what about
your little brother?

Jonah?

Yeah, he's still
hanging in there.

- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.

- Have I shown you guys this one?
- Oh, yeah?

- That's... Stop it!
- Oh, my gosh.

Aw. Where does all
this leave him?

Well, Enzo wants to send
him to boarding school,

but I am not gonna
let that happen.

He needs to grow
up with his family.

Meaning you?

Oh, my God.

Are you and Carlos
gonna adopt him?

Dude, that's amazing.

Well, I am.

As for Carlos, I'm not so sure.

He says that he's
still not ready.

Whoa.

Did you, like, give
him an ultimatum?

No, it's just the facts.

If I'm gonna choose between my
husband and my baby brother,

I'm gonna go with my brother.

Well, let's hope it
doesn't get to that.

Yeah.

But again, that's
Carlos' decision, so...

Hey, Reyes, you
mind doing me a solid?

What's up?

Can you file the paperwork
for that Tomkins wire fraud?

- You going somewhere?
- Yeah.

I got a personal thing.

In the middle of the day?

Is that a problem?

No. No,
no worries. I got you.

Alright.
Thanks, man.

- Yeah.
- I owe ya.

Reyes.

Chief, are you okay?

No, son, I'm more than a
hundred miles from okay.

I checked the logins
like you suggested.

Come here. Let me
show you somethin'.

That's your man, Big Red,
three days before he died.

Campbell
accessed his file

in the Lucifer MC
investigation platform.

Vladimir Pzurov,
five days before.

Campbell wasn't
even on the case.

Same thing for Garcia
and them other two.

And, uh, Nestor Grimes,
your daddy's CI.

Yeah, I told you,
Campbell's dirty.

He's still in the
parking garage.

Yeah.

- We should go grab him.
- No... Oh, whoa.

- In good time.
- In good time?

The son of a bitch
killed my father.

Now, you don't know that.

All we know right
now is he accessed

protected information
without authorization.

- Which is a crime.
- Which is a crime.

That's why I got a
search warrant comin'.

When it does come,

we'll go pick him
up, search his place,

and give the man a chance
to explain himself.

And if he can't?

Then we might
just be looking at

the most cold-blooded
killer I've ever come across

in my 30 years on this job.

Sorry
about the ambush today.

AFD was adamant
their leadership team

had to be in the room
when I made the request.

No, I, I get it.

It's an intense ask.

One that I'm still trying
to get my head around.

I know. Chief of the biggest
fire department in America.

It's a lot.

Angela Mazzara says
hello, by the way.

How is little Ange?

- Eating smoke at the 390.
- What?

Mazzara's kid's a firefighter?

Just finished the academy.

And D'Angelo, Sanchez,
and O'Brien's boys

are all at the East
Harlem station.

And O'Malley and Hoover
are downtown with me.

Department's filled with
legacies from your old house.

Long live the 252.

Long live the 252.

Uh, Captain, I wasn't totally
transparent with you in the meeting.

How's that?

Chief Provenzano isn't retiring.

- He's resigning.
- Why?

Since the pandemic, buildings
are empty all over town.

And so they're closing
firehouses, slashing salaries.

Recruitment's down.
Morale is even lower.

I hate to hear that.

We took a straw
poll in every house

from Westchester
to Staten Island

about who could pull
us out of this mess.

One name came up
more than any other.

Yours.

I'm honored to hear that.

But, um, I have a firehouse.

A firehouse you rebuilt.

That, by all
accounts, is thriving.

Mm-hmm.

But...

my son is here.

I-I couldn't just walk away.

You know, I grew up with a
picture of you over our fireplace.

Next to my father
and the whole 252.

Yeah, I still have my picture.

I don't have
any videos of my dad,

but I do have one of you,
speaking at his funeral,

hugging me, comforting me

like every other
child of the 252 does.

You have no idea
what you mean to us.

You have no idea
what you mean to me.

I know you got people
depending on you down here,

and it's not fair
to put this on you,

but the question I'd ask is...

who needs you more?

Here we go.

I can see it in your eyes,
you got a belly full of fire.

Your daddy used to
get the same look.

It was a long time coming.

Yeah, I understand.

But you need to put a
check on your emotions.

We're gonna treat this man
with grace and respect.

- Is that clear?
- Yes, sir.

Besides, we come
too hard too fast,

he's liable to
spook and lawyer up,

and we'll be sittin'
on our hands.

I'll follow your lead, Chief.

Alright.

Chief Bridges. This
is a nice surprise.

Hey, Ashlyn. Um...

This here is Ranger Reyes.

- You must be Carlos.
- Hello.

Sam's told me so much about you.

Uh, come in, come in.

Y'all here for the party?

No, ma'am. Uh, business.

Hey, Sam. You got company.

Uh-oh. I'm
in trouble, aren't I?

What makes you say that?

Why are y'all looking
at me like that?

We're not here because
you playing hooky, Ranger.

We'll need you to come down
to the station with us.

Station? Hey, what's going on?

You illegally accessed the
records of six different CIs

before they were
killed or kidnapped.

What? Says who?

Says me.

I checked all the logins myself.

We got you dead to rights, Sam.

I see.

We really gotta
do this right now?

Afraid so.

Don't you make me arrest you
in front of all these kids.

Can I at least wish my
son a happy birthday?

Make it quick. Go on.

Hey, Parker. Come here, buddy.

Gotta tell you somethin'.

Ash.

- So, uh, listen...
- Chief.

J-just give him a
second, alright?

It's hard to say goodbye.

It's harder not
getting the chance to.

Gentlemen, can I
get you some punch?

Oh, no, ma'am.
We're-we're alright,

but thank you.

Reyes. What are you doing?

How long does it take
to say happy birthday?

- I know, honey.
- Where is he?

Where'd he go?

Damn it.

I guess we spooked
him after all.

Where did he go, Ashlyn?

I don't know.

You know...

we've known each other too long

to pussyfoot around.

We could arrest you right
now for aidin' and abettin'.

And given the
charges Sam's facing,

you are looking at
at least five years.

- Five years?
- Unless you help us.

Tell us where he went.

I can't.

Darlin', you gotta think
about your children.

I mean, who, who's
gonna care for 'em?

What do you want me to
say? I have no idea.

My husband is innocent.
He is a good man.

Innocent men don't run.

We found $250,000
in his closet safe.

Can you explain how he got it?

No.

I mean, he, he likes to
play poker. Maybe he...

No, you don't need to speculate.

Just tell 'em you don't know.

I don't know.

We also found a Glock 19.

It's the same gun
used to kill my dad.

They sell a million
of those every year in the US.

You don't know it had
anything to do with a murder.

Not yet, but we
will soon enough.

It's at the lab right now.

Ashlyn, I see you
wear a crucifix.

I wear one too.

It brings me great comfort.

But it also helps me be
accountable, to be kind...

and honest.

I know you know where
your husband is.

If you don't wanna tell
us for your sake, fine.

Tell us for the next
person he's going to hurt.

Ashlyn. Hey.

Do the right thing.

I don't know.

I think we're done
here, gentlemen.

Next time he spills blood,

it's on your hands, too.

Ashlyn Campbell,
you are under arrest

for aiding and
abetting a fugitive.

It's okay.

You ready, Cap?

- R-ready for what?
- Ready to clear out.

You forgot, didn't you?

We got the annual,
uh, deep clean.

The battalion commander's
coming through

to inspect the captain's office

first thing tomorrow morning.

Yes, I did forget.
I'm so sorry.

It's okay. Uh, if you want,

I can come after my
shift and do it tonight.

No, I wouldn't make you do that.

I mean, I'm your probie.
That's what I'm here for.

Kinda don't need my probie

so much as I need
my best friend.

Hey, you okay?

You seem a little stuffy.

No, yeah, no. I'm just...

I'm fighting off a
case of the cruds,

but I'll be fine.

What's going on with you?

How'd, uh,

how'd your meeting
with the chief go?

It wasn't just the chief.

There was a liaison from the
New York City Fire Commission.

Krista Triola.

That's her father.

He's a great guy.
They all were.

Your old firehouse?

The fighting 252.

So...

they wanna bring you
back to New York City

and, uh, and have you
run the 252 again?

The whole department.

What? You'd, you'd be Fire
Chief of New York City?

Holy cow.

That would change everything.

Yeah.

You know, the last night
that I was in the city,

I went to the Memorial Pool...

and I wrote all of them a note.

Saying that I would
always be there for them

and their families as
long as I was here.

I kinda feel like...

that bill has come due.

So you told 'em yes?

I told 'em I'd think about it.

What is there to think about?

Owen, this is the number one
fire service job in the country.

Probably in the world.

And it's comin' your way.

Which means that
this is your destiny.

You have to do it.

You don't think everybody here
would feel like I deserted them?

No, not for a minute.

Look, you brought every one
of us back from the brink.

Some of us more than once.

Hey, Probie.

You know, it's hard
to mop without a mop.

- Okay. Uh...
- They're in a meeting.

I should write you up, man.

How would I tell them?

I-I'll make you a deal.

You clear outta here, let
me clean this place up,

and then I'll take you
out for a beer tonight,

and we could strategize.

By which I mean,
we can celebrate.

We know
what happened?

From
what we can tell,

the suspect broke a
patio window to get in.

Victim surprised the
guy with a knife,

but ended up getting
the worst of it himself.

Oh, God, it hurts!

I'm sorry, sir, but I
need to stabilize this.

Can't you
just take it out?

No, we can't risk a hemorrhage.

They'll take it out
at the hospital.

Well, Mr. Meyers,
I'm Ranger Bridges.

This here's Ranger Reyes.

You don't mind telling
us what happened here?

I was making tea, and
this man just appeared.

He grabbed me from behind,

and he forced me
to open our safes.

I got the knife, I charged him,

I slashed him a few times,
but he spun me or something.

Next thing I know,
the knife's in me.

I-I tried to help Jerry

while that monster
cleared out the safes.

You're saying safes, as
in, you have more than one?

One with the cash and
jewels, the other with guns.

Do you know what he took?

Everything he could
carry, along with our car.

Can you describe the man?

He was tall, white,
uh, 30s or 40s.

Could it have been him?

Yes. That's him.

You mind tellin' us a
little more about them guns?

Could we please have,
uh, two beers and two shots?

- Sure thing.
- Comin' in hot.

Well, we're
celebrating, ain't we?

I don't know that
we're celebrating

'cause I'm still deliberating.

Alright, what now?

It's not a good time.

I mean, what do I
do with Thunder?

I'm, I'm a horse owner now.

You don't gotta fit
him into a taxi cab.

There's lots of people
in New York City

that stable their horses.

Hmm.

It's, it's never
gonna be a good time

to uproot your whole life.

Look what we got goin' on.

Grace stuck me with
a three-year-old.

And she's off saving
the world someplace.

And how are you with that?

I mean, you know, it's
not really up to me.

It's, it's a sacrifice, but
it's one she don't regret.

You're good?

You ain't gonna find a prouder
husband anywhere in the world.

Then that's all that matters.

And I'll drink to that.

Cheers.

- Well...
- Cheers.

Mm.

Can we get two more of those
when you get a chance, please?

Where's Charlie tonight?

She's at her grandparents, so...

- Come on, it's bottoms up.
- Let's go.

-To destiny -To destiny.

Clink.

- Yeah.
- So how you gonna tell everybody?

- I'll tell TK first, alone.
- Yep.

And then I'll probably
gather everybody together

like a family and tell 'em.

It's gonna be hard.

I'll tell you what's
gonna be hard.

Is you picking a
replacement for yourself.

No kidding. I'm still recovering
from the lieutenant race.

Yeah, I don't envy you there.

- That's a hell of a tough decision.
- Mm-hmm.

- You got Marjan, you got Paul.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

You know, in my
opinion, I think, uh,

I think young Mateo.

They're all real contenders.

You're forgetting someone.

Who's that?

- You.
- What, me?

I'm your probie. Nobody
goes from probie to captain.

Well, nobody ever went from
lieutenant to probie, either.

From the day I took the job,

I've always known I was
just keeping the seat warm.

You were always meant
to run the 126, Judd.

I'll drink to that.

That's your husband
fleeing a home he just robbed.

He also stole their SUV.

Right after he
stabbed the homeowner.

Oh, my God.

Sam did that?

Yes, ma'am. I'm afraid so.

- Is he going to make it?
- The homeowner?

Yeah, he's, he's gonna
live by the grace of God.

I warned you this would happen.

Look...

I think we have a chance
to turn this around.

You tell us where Sam's going
before this gets any worse.

You help us,

and on my honor, we will drop

all charges against you, Ashlyn.

You have to understand,
I had no idea

Sam was capable of this.

Well, we didn't either.

Ojinaga, Mexico.

Just over the border
from Presidio.

That's where he's going.

And what's in Ojinaga?

An old Army buddy, Diego Gomez.

He has a vacation home there.

It's empty most of the year.

The border closest to
Ojinaga is 600 miles away.

- He's got a big head start.
- We best hit the road then.

Alright, so,
let me unlock it.

Yeah, unlock this.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hang on.

We're almost there, man.

I got it, I got it
from here, Captain.

Let me shut the door.

Alright, now,
where's your bedroom?

Uh... it's the first
door on the left.

Okay. Okay. Almost there.

Almost here, honey.

Oh, we made it.

Watch this. Watch this.

What are you...

Oh, jeez. Alright, brother,
let's get your boots off.

Oh, I like to sleep with
my shoes on like a horse.

Alright.

I'm gonna get you some water.

I want you to chug it.

Believe me, you'll
thank me later.

Ooh.

Oh, Judd.

We believe
our suspect is wounded

and he'll be trying to
sneak across the border.

And remember, Ranger Campbell

is an expert at
evasive maneuvers,

and he's more than
comfortable roughin' it.

Each red line represents
a known cut-through

used by coyotes and cartels.

The heaviest traffic
usually goes through

the lower-lying trails
across the Rio Grande,

so we'll focus most of our
manpower and canine units there.

We'll split into teams

so we can cover every
trail within 50 miles.

Now, Campbell may be wounded,

but he's heavily armed
and a trained sniper.

So if you do find him,

you make sure you radio for
support before you engage.

Alright, line up. We'll
call off your assignments.

I'd like to take this one if
it's all the same to you, ma'am.

The Chinati Pass? That trail's
not for the faint of heart.

Exactly.

Well, maybe he
did go to the Rio Grande.

Maybe.

Wait.

Angle 45 degrees east.

Zoom in.

Well, I'll be damned.

Get closer.

Just knocked out my drone.

Told you he was a good shot.

Alright, we need to
get up there right now.

- Hey, you guys, you take west face...
- Got it!

- We'll take east.
- Yes, sir!

Meet in the middle!

Stop.

Still spinning. He's close.

Freeze, Campbell, or I'll shoot!

I think you got him.

Yeah. Me too.

Oh! Get down!

Where you hit? Where you hit?

Just the hand. It's alright.

Bravo Team, I need all units.

Code three on the east crest!
Have visual on Campbell.

He's on an outcropping 50
yards southeast of the road.

Copy you, on our way.

They'll be here soon, Chief.

Well, I hope soon enough.

That boy's burrowed
in like a tick up there.

Y'all stay down!

What's the play here?

We need to flank him.

Alright, when I say
go, y'all open up

holy hell on that rock up there.

Reyes and I are gonna make it
to that outcropping behind us.

- You ready, Reyes?
- Yes, sir.

Alright, on three.
One, two, go.

Think he saw us?

Nah, you'd have a
hole in you if he did.

What's the matter with
you? Take the damn shot.

- He stopped shooting.
- So what?

We can still take him in alive.

Now, why in the hell
would you wanna do that?

He can still give us answers.

What the hell more
answers do you need?

- Why?
- Why?

Because of the
money, that's why.

Campbell killed your daddy.

Six other people.

Now, you saw the logins.

You know that he's the only one

that could have
accessed those CIs.

Look here, you take that shot,

or you put everybody
here in danger.

So you take it.
Right now, damn it.

That's an order, Ranger.

He's not the only one.

Not the only one what?

Who had access to the CIs.

You do too, as
the administrator.

Just what the hell
are you getting at?

Chief, have you
always used a Glock 19

as your personal sidearm?

Oh, hell, son.

You...

Your daddy thought
Campbell did it too.

Till he suspected somebody
hacked his credentials

to access those names.

I guess that makes
you the better Ranger.

He never could get
to the bottom of it.

- Because you killed him.
- Oh, hell no.

Campbell did.
With a ghost gun.

Not unlike the one used
to kill his only son...

and what I'm gonna
find on his body

once I go up there
and take his ass out.

But you
know somethin'?

I really do feel sorry
for ruining your wedding.

Good afternoon.

Owen?

What, you stay the night here?

No, but I thought the place
could use a little tidying up

before your daughter gets here.

How long has it been going on?

I had to let my cleaning lady
go a couple of weeks ago, so...

What, you, you're gonna shoot me

'cause of a couple
bags of trash?

Judd, there are five handles
of booze in this bag.

Not to mention, I don't
know how many beer bottles.

You know, when you told me that
you were fighting something off,

I believed you...

but you were just hungover.

Yes, sir.

Were you drunk at work?

No, never.

I swear on my
mother's grave. Never.

So how long?

I guess... right
after Grace left.

You know, from
the day I met her,

that woman's been
the center of my life

and she's gone now,

and I don't have a center.

I'm worried about you, Judd.

Don't be. Listen. Okay?

Starting today,
I'm back on track.

I'm gonna stop. I'm gonna
do that cold turkey.

I've heard that before.

Cap, I'm serious. I just,
I hit a rough patch.

It's been five months.

Right. But I, I can see that
there's an issue, right?

And seeing it is, is

a step towards
solving the problem.

I can see it. I...
Look, I can...

I see this bag.

Hell, I can hear that bag. I
acknowledge there's a problem.

- Good.
- I'll tell you what.

Let me, let me finish
cleaning this place up

and you get going.

I'm sure you got stuff
you gotta be doing

to get ready for New York today.

I'm not going to New York.

Wait, what?

I didn't accept the offer.

I called 'em this morning.

Well, call 'em back

and, and tell 'em you
changed your mind.

This is the best job opportunity
you're ever gonna get.

It's, it's not gonna
wait around forever.

I'd rather lose a job
than a best friend.

I don't know what
to say to that.

You don't have to say anything.

But you do have
to take a shower.

'Cause we have a
meeting to get to.

Hey, Reyes.

What you doing here, man?

Nurse told me you
might be awake.

How the hell are you upright?

- I figured you took one through the lungs.
- Yeah, me too.

Doctors said that it
bounced off my rib cage,

that it went out the
same way it came in.

You're a lucky boy.

How'd you do?

Less lucky.

I ruptured my spleen,

but, yeah, I guess it
beats a perforated colon.

Yeah.

The Chief?

Damn.

What a hell of a thing.

Sam, I'm, I'm sorry I
pointed the finger at you.

Stop it, man. Stop.

You just followed the
evidence where it led.

I'm sorry I pinned
you down with an A-R.

But so you know, I never
fired a shot at you, okay?

Just the big guy.

When did you figure out it was
him who was setting you up?

As soon as you guys showed
up at my kid's party.

Bridges was the only
one who had my login.

I knew I was cooked,

so I had to get
out of the country

and buy some time
until I figured out

how to prove I was innocent.

I wish I put it together sooner.

Me too.

But, hey, you did eventually.
That's all that matters.

You know, the whole
time I was on the run,

I just kept thinking...

why?

Why did he do it?

Because of money.

That's why.

Well, I hope it was worth it.

And speaking of, what were
you doing with $250,000 cash?

Oh, y'all got into
my safe, didn't you?

Oh, baby, I'm really
good at poker.

I'll say.

Hey, and by the way, do you
know how that homeowner's doing?

- The guy that came at me with a knife.
- He was shaken up.

It was just a flesh
wound. He'll be alright.

Oh, thank God.

I wonder if there's
a fruit basket for,

"Sorry I stabbed you."

- Daddy!
- Hey! I didn't know y'all were coming!

We wanted to surprise you.

Oh, I'm so glad you did.

Mrs. Campbell.

Ranger Reyes.

Well, aren't you little
monsters gonna give me a hug?

Oh. Okay. But
watch Daddy's spleen.

Watch my spleen.

Oh, my God, I missed
you guys so much.

On the news
they said Chief Bridges

died a hero in the line of duty.

The Rangers haven't
released any details yet,

so nobody really knows
who he was or what he did.

Not even Mom.

Um, but I'm on my way
to tell her now, so...

wish me luck.

Last night, I woke
up in a panic.

Because the pit that's
been there since you died,

it was still there.

I thought if I figure
out who did this,

it would make the pain
better, but it's worse...

because now all I have to focus
on now is just how much...

how much I miss you.

It's like the last piece
of you I had is gone.

TK says that that's not true.

He showed me a photo he took
the day before you died. I...

I haven't been able
to look at it since.

He says that you live on in me.

That he sees you in me every day
as a husband and as a Ranger.

But that doesn't
do you justice...

because you were so
much more than that.

You were my dad.

And I hope you'll be with
me as I become one too.

I'm about to tell him
that I'm ready for that.

So...

wish me luck on that too.

I hope I make you proud, Dad.

Te quiero para siempre, Papá.