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Won't get rid of me that easy.

Jay, you know your sister's lived here
for like six months now, right?

I don't know why we're cleaning so much.
She knows what the place looks like.

Come on, Dan. Up, up, up.

We're cleaning because Amy said
something bad happened on her vacation,

want to create a peaceful space for when
she gets back.

Okay. Plus, I'm stressed, and this helps
calm me down.

Yeah, you seem super calm.

You know it's not going to be anything
bad, bad, right?

I mean, I love Amy, but she's the most
dramatic person I've ever met in my

entire life.

Remember when her salon started
struggling?

We had to start paying her bills because
she said there was a conspiracy against

her? Oh, that's her.

And don't mention the salon.

You know that's a sore subject for her.

Okay.

Nice job, Sophie.

Honey, are you okay?

I was kidnapped.

Kidnapped?

Why didn't you tell me?

They wouldn't let me.

They wouldn't let you? The police in
Kentucky, they wouldn't.

You've just been with the police for the
last week?

Yeah.

What did they find out?

So this is the area we've been looking
at for the last four days.

This river right here runs 92 miles.

Are you sure we're even in the right
area?

I think.

I don't know. I was running for a really
long time. I don't really remember.

And you never saw his face?

Ms. Welch, I'll be honest with you. I
want to help you out.

but you're asking me to hunt for
somebody. You're not giving me any

of your abductor, and you can't tell me
anything about where you were being

held. I don't even have security footage
of you ever being taken.

I can't put any more resources on this.
I'm sorry.

We'll call you if something develops.

They gave up?

I don't blame them. They did their best.
There really wasn't much to go on.

The cabin was hidden.

It was off -grid.

And I was so tired and so confused.

Of course, of course, yeah.

Anyways, they said that they would let
me know if anything came up.

You do believe me, right?

Of course.

I don't believe her at all.

Dan, she's going to hear you.

Look, I'm just saying she's already
posted it to social media, trying to

as some way to help promote her salon.

Discounted haircut so I can get back to
normal.

What? She's always pulling ridiculous
stunts to help promote her salon or...

Better yet to get it noticed. You know
I'm right.

All right, it's too far.

It's how she processes.

She doesn't think about how we proceed.

Yeah, she doesn't think at all, and
that's the problem. That's why she lost

apartment. That's why she's living here.
That's why we're paying her salon

bills, which we cannot keep doing, by
the way. Have you seen my bag?

She is great with Sophie, who loves her,
by the way.

You should see them practicing for the
dance recital. It's adorable.

I know. I know. She's great with Sophie.

Danny, baby, you can't actually believe
that she was kidnapped.

There's zero evidence.

She needs to talk to someone. That's
what she needs. She needs to...

Talk to somebody professional.

You're right.

Have a great shift.

Amy, you okay?

Do you want to come in here with me?

Amy, I'm fine.

Jane!

Jane!

What? There's someone outside.

No, no. I swear I saw someone outside
you. What if he came back? Mommy!

Okay. Amy, I have to go get Sophie.

I'm coming, sweetie.

How can I help you?

Hi.

I'm Tim Cook.

I'm a journalist for the Sun Times.

You emailed my colleague Ellie about
wanting to do an article on your alleged

kidnapping?

Yes.

And not alleged.

Right. Not alleged. Of course.

Um, did you want to go for a walk?

I could use the air.

Yeah. We can do that.

Okay. Um, just one second.

Okay, so you went to Kentucky to model?

Yeah.

Yeah, he said I had a really great look,
and that would be great for his

campaign. He had a whole site, socials
with other girls. It seemed legit.

Yeah.

I know.

I'm definitely not a model, but it felt
really nice to be seen.

And it paid a lot.

Is that when he took you?

Yeah.

He did.

He blindfolded me and bound my hands.

And at night, he would play loud pulsing
sounds.

So I couldn't sleep.

But you got away?

Amy? Yeah.

Yeah, um... I could hear the door open.

So... I waited for him to leave.

And then when he left, I slipped my feet
free.

And I ran.

You never saw his face?

What, thought to write down his lifespan
number when you were escaping?

I'm sorry, I don't know what's happening
right now.

I ask sometimes to send someone to help
me tell my story. He could easily do

this to someone else or even come back
for me.

Or to get a little sympathy to help
promote your salon.

I saw your social media, though. Oh, my
God.

It was a mistake. I just wanted to feel
normal again. So getting a bunch of new

clients, that wouldn't be getting back
to normal, would it? I think we're done

here.

They asked you if those bruises were
self -inflicted? Or why they never found

the cabin at all? Or why they never
found the yellow rope? Enough!

I'm sorry that I didn't write down the
license plate number when I was running

for my life.

I'm sorry that I didn't whip out a
compass and map my bearings when I was

hunted down like an animal.

But that doesn't make any of it less
than real.

Bearings.

Okay, look, I'm not dumb.

I know that gossip, it spreads like
wildfire in this town.

And nobody's ever going to believe me.

But I would expect that someone from the
newspaper would want the truth. That's

exactly what I'm looking to get here,
Amy.

The truth.

And again, I'll say, your journalist was
rude, belligerent, and completely

unprofessional. I would suggest that in
order to maintain the integrity of your

publication, you should remove Tim Cook
immediately.

Again, this is Amy Welsh calling.

Thank you.

I'm sorry, you guys. I just can't
believe that they would actually hire

like that.

Do you mind if I close these?

After last night, I don't feel safe with
anyone lurking around here.

Come on.

Dan. What? I'm not going to sit here and
let her scare Sophie.

I'm not trying to scare anyone.

Can you just be honest, Amy?

Did this kidnapping actually happen?

What? It's a valid question.

Yes, Dan, it did. I know it's hard for
you to believe.

Look, I want...

To believe you, Amy, I do.

But you have cried wolf before.

Dan, that's enough.

What?

I'm sorry, when have I ever said I was
kidnapped?

I'm not kidnapping, but it's always
something, right?

Some sort of drama that you keep
bringing to this house.

Dan, stop.

I'm sorry.

Amy, I'm sorry.

Thanks. Come on, Janie.

Janie!

Daddy went too far.

Yep.

Hey, what are you doing?

I'm sleeping at the salon.

Because I am clearly not wanted here.

That is not true.

I want you here.

Sophie wants you here. And Dan, he wants
you here too. He's just, you know, he's

a doctor.

He's very logic -driven, very black and
white. If things don't add up perfectly,

his head explodes.

But he loves you.

We all love you.

And you know Sophie would not want you
to miss a recital.

You know that, okay?

You okay?

Do you believe me?

Be honest.

I want to believe you.

I do.

Sometimes it just seems like you're not
happy with yourself or your

situation and you just exaggerate
reality.

I know I've done that before in the
past, Jane.

And you're right, this town, this life,
sometimes it makes me want to be anyone

but me.

But I swear I am not lying.

Okay.

And I believe you.

Thank you for reaching out. However,
we're afraid there is no Tim Cook

at our publication.

Thank you.

Can't get rid of me that easy.

Can't get rid of me that easy.

What are you doing here?

Just walking the park.

That okay?

You don't work for Sun Times.

Amy, I can explain that. No, it was you.

In the cabin, in the woods.

I'm going to the police. You're done.

You can't go to the...

Amy!

I am so sorry. Amy, I'm just trying to
explain to you what you're... Hey, hey,

hey, hey.

Amy. Clearly she doesn't want to deal
with you right now.

Look at me.

You're gonna leave.

Now.

Fine.

Whatever.

Go on.

Don't you bother her again.

You okay?

Yeah, thank you for that.

God, your shirt.

I'm so sorry.

It's just a shirt.

I was likely looking for an excuse to
cancel my morning meeting.

How about I refill this cup of coffee
for you?

Oh, no, you don't have to do that.

I want to.

There's a little cafe just off the town
square.

Sure.

Thanks for listening, Paul.

It's incredible.

I'm so, so sorry.

It's hard to believe, right?

Who couldn't believe you?

That Tim, you think he's the guy that
took you?

I think so.

Maybe. I mean, look, I know it sounds
crazy.

To think that someone would travel so
far and go across state lines just to

me again, but... Doesn't sound crazy at
all.

But you should go to the police.

You don't want to take any chances.

I was actually on my way there when I
ran into you.

Literally.

I guess I got distracted.

Anyways, I...

I should go and do that.

I'm so sorry. I feel really bad because
this entire time we've only talked about

me.

And my plan worked.

But I would like to get to know you a
little better.

I'm sorry.

I'm not sure.

Yeah, I'm sorry.

Of course.

You've obviously been through a lot. I
completely understand.

Thank you.

I'm sorry, Ben, about your shirt.

Please, it's just a shirt.

Paul?

Um, what's your middle name?

I know. I just figured, you know, if...

If I got to know you a little bit more,
then I would feel more comfortable. So

if you want to tell me your middle name,
the most important person in your life,

what you do for work.

Samuel.

My mom.

Venture capitalist.

Yeah, we invest in small businesses that
need help.

And you're not crazy or anything.

I could probably use a little more crazy
in my life. I'm pretty boring.

No, boring is great. I need more boring
in my life, so... Good.

Yes.

What do you mean it's not enough? He
chased me through the park.

Did he assault you?

Did he threaten you? He said the exact
thing.

The exact words that my kidnapper said.

Why are you not taking that seriously?

We are taking this seriously, Ms. Welsh.

In fact, we've been in touch with the
Auburn Police Department.

They briefed us on your case before they
closed it.

What?

Closed it? They said that they were
going to keep looking and let me know.

Unfortunately, there's nothing for them
to keep looking for.

There's no real evidence.

There's no description of your abductor.
Nothing.

Only your word.

Just like what you're giving me about
this Tom person.

Tim.

Tim Cook.

who lied about his job and just so
happened to follow me to the park.

Ms. Welsh, I understand your concern,
but I'm going to stop you right there.

Even if we do go after this guy, lying
is not a crime.

And as far as chasing you through the
park, you'd have to prove intent to harm

or something like that.

They'd have to prove intent to harm or
something like that.

What do they want?

Evidence?

Hard evidence.

I guess the newspaper, the park, it
clearly wasn't enough.

Maybe if he actually murdered me, they
would finally believe me.

I'm sorry. I didn't fully believe you
before.

I do now. I really do. I know.

Hey,

hon.

I have dinner.

Nice. Amy, your jacket is buzzing.

It's my phone.

It's Paul.

Looks good. Thank you.

Bye.

Who's Paul?

Oh, the guy who saved her today.

I've clearly missed a lot.

Yeah.

She found this in her pocket.

How can you say it's not enough?

I understand what you're saying.

But like I told your sister earlier,
unless we have hard evidence, we can't

reopen a case.

Especially one that wasn't ours to begin
with. Hard evidence?

That's the rope that was used to
restrain her.

Well, it's also a yellow rope that's
available at any home repair store.

A rope that is now covered with both
your DNA and anyone else who's touched

along the way.

Forensically speaking, anyone like Amy
could have bought it and planted it in

her jacket just to get us to believe her
story.

I didn't do that. I wouldn't do that.

Listen, I know you're scared, and that
stuff with the journalist is concerning,

but we have standard operating
procedures, benchmarks that we need to

we're going to reopen a case. There has
to be something you can do to make an

exam. You can fill out a form so we can
file it and have a record of your

report, but without hard evidence, we
can't do more than that.

My advice, steer clear of this Tim Cook
and try to move on with your life.

Thanks.

Let's go.

I can't believe there's nothing else we
can do. No, it's fine. It's no fun.

Janie, they're right.

There's no evidence.

There's no security camera footage. I
went to Kentucky willingly.

I mean, I can't even tell them what the
guy looked like.

This whole town is looking at me like
I'm crazy, and the more I push, the

crazier I seem.

Hey. No, I should just be happy that I'm
alive, that I'm with you, and I'm with

Sophie and Dan, and it's like you said,
I just need to start moving on with my

life and living life again.

If you don't get closure, you're never
going to let it go.

Okay.

Well, what are you supposed to do?

I have an idea.

Come on.

Tim Cook, describe him.

Dark hair.

Short hair.

Fine. Jane will be out of town for
business, and Dan will go work.

So, since I'm on Sophie duty, I thought
I'd cook.

Oh, yeah, she's the best.

I do. I love kids.

What?

Okay, don't you think it's a little too
soon to be talking about that?

No?

Okay.

Jeez, new love is gross.

Wow, I'm learning so much about you.

You know that old dusty, dirty sweat
pant kind of thing?

Uh,

I gotta go.

Yeah, I'll see you soon.

Okay.

Bye.

Don't say anything.

I didn't think you even knew where the
cleaning supplies were.

Ha ha.

Cleaning our house?

Look, this is definitely not normal Amy
behavior.

Has he brainwashed you?

Come back to us, Amy. Come back.

Okay, I like him. He's nice. He's really
nice.

He better be.

And don't let him steal any of our
stuff.

What? Our last boyfriend was a thief.

He drank all my beer.

So just make sure Sophie's asleep before
he comes over.

It's a little too soon for her to be
meeting Paul.

Of course.

Hey.

You okay?

Yeah.

You sure?

Yeah. All right, I'm going to head out.

Hold down the fort.

Have a nice trip.

I'm off, Dan.

See you tomorrow.

Miss Welch, we've received... regarding
your posting of warning flyers. While

this is technically not illegal, we
strongly suggest you discontinue posting

these flyers immediately.

You're gonna wake up Sophie.

Paul?

Paul? Hey, sorry, I'm running a few
minutes late. Driving over now, and I

couple great wine options.

Wait, you're not here?

Paul, there's somebody here.

What do you mean? Who's there? I don't
know.

They're at the back door.

They're at the back door.

Who's at the back door? I don't know. I
don't. Okay.

Don't hang up, okay?

Just don't hang up the phone, okay?

Call the police.

Oh, my God.

What? Sophie.

What about Sophie?

Her window's open.

What's wrong?

Nothing's wrong.

We're going to go for a drive, okay?
Okay.

Where are we going?

We have to go. It's okay.

It's okay. It's okay. You're safe.
You're safe.

There's nobody outside the house.

I called the police. They're on the way.
They'll be here soon.

Yes. One more. And one more.

One more.

Amazing. Now show me the move. Show me
the move.

Yes.

Mommy. Hi, baby. I missed you.

Paul, I'm assuming.

You're Jane. I recognize you from the
family photos.

Hi. It's nice to meet you. You too.

Where's your Aunt Amy?

She's in the kitchen making pancakes.

Okay, I'll be right back.

You're back.

Do you want some pancakes?

No, thank you.

I'd like to know why I found Paul
dancing with my daughter.

He said he wasn't staying over.

He wasn't, but something happened last
night, Jean.

Tim was here.

What? He wasn't actually inside the
house. He was just banging at the door.

I was... scared to death, Jane. I didn't
know what else to do. Why didn't you

tell me? Why didn't you call? Jane, it's
okay.

Paul was here. We were safe.

I promise.

Who wants some pancakes?

I do.

So,

tonight then.

Official, official.

First date.

Yes, please.

So this Tim guy tried breaking into our
house?

Apparently.

And he said they called the police and
they're going to bring him in for

questioning.

So she wasn't lying.

Told you so.

Yeah.

It's a good thing Paul was here.

I don't know.

It's moving too fast.

You should have seen the way he looked
at me when I walked in this morning.

Like he knew me.

Like he thought he was already part of
the family or something.

Hey, don't you go getting paranoid on
me.

Look, Amy's safe.

Sophie's safe.

And it's all because of Paul.

That's what matters.

Maybe you're right.

Want to pick up at work?

Yeah.

Here. Security team's on.

High alert there.

I'll see you tonight.

See you tonight.

What are you doing here?

I was just released from police custody.

They arrested me this afternoon on
suspicion of harassment with intent.

And luckily there wasn't enough evidence
to hold me.

You were at my house last night.

What? I wasn't even in town last night.

Is that another one of your lies?

Like how you worked for the paper?

You need to leave now.

No, I'm not going anywhere.

This?

This ends now.

Amy Amy stop

What's

happening we have to go what's going on
you're freaking me out what's going on

He's in there right now. Yes. We have to
stay here. We have to call the police

What happened?

He won't be bothering you again. What
are you talking about?

We need to leave.

Only now.

Paul,

it's okay.

You were just protecting me.

It's not your fault. We just have to go
to the police.

We can't go to the police.

They're going to take me away from you.

What? You can't get away from me that
easy.

I'm telling you, that little girl of
ours is a genius.

Everything okay?

Hmm?

Oh, sorry, what did you say?

What's going on?

Nothing.

Okay,

I texted...

Amy, a couple hours ago to see how
things went with Karen today, and it's

even showing up as red.

Well, isn't she on her date with Paul?

I'm sure she's fine.

Okay, now.

Why are you down?

I'm sorry. I'm just going to call her
real quick.

Janie.

Let her be.

She's just started to feel better. Let
her have a nice night with a nice guy.

She's going to be okay.

Relax. Be home soon.

What are you doing?

Don't get up.

It's all right.

Go back to sleep.

She's not here.

I'm going to check the salon.

I'm sure she's fine. I just...

Give me a minute. I'll go with you. No,
no. Let Sophie sleep.

I'll be quick.

Hey, babe.

Hey.

I'm here.

The open sign left on the window. And
the door was unlocked.

And there's stuff all over the floor.

Unlocked? Is she there?

I don't know.

Hello?

Dan, her purse is here.

Oh, my God.

Are you okay?

Her phone is here.

She's not with Paul.

Well, where else could she be?

I don't know. He left a message on her
phone, canceling plans.

I think I need to go to the police.

Yeah. Yeah, I think that's a good idea.

Hey, be careful.

I love you. I love you, too.

Morning. Because I couldn't get rid of
that car and get my truck back.

Truck is much easier out here.

It's a few rows.

Sorry about those handcuffs.

No, they can be tough on the wrist.

But you proved a rope was no match for
you that time.

You look really pretty today.

You gotta keep your strength up.

Why?

Why what?

Why, Paul? I don't understand.

I need to go to the bathroom.

I can do it.

Oh, I, uh, put a gash on the window.

In case you were thinking about trying
to escape.

Amy. You done in there?

Yeah. Yeah, just done.

Just a second.

Amy!

I'm done.

She never came home.

She doesn't answer the single one of my
texts.

I went by her salon. It was completely
unlocked.

I found her purse.

I found her phone.

She never goes anywhere without her
phone. We understand your concern.

Hey, my sister's gone. Wait, what do you
mean gone?

Did you arrest that guy who tried to
break into my house? Well, there wasn't

enough evidence to hold him. Not enough
evidence?

Ma 'am, how long has your sister been
missing? What about the rope? Did you

into the rope? I need you to focus. How
long has she been missing? I don't know.

I texted her at 4 .30 yesterday.

Nothing. Okay, so 4 .30.

48 hours from that point, we can set up
a missing persons... 48 hours?

It requires a waiting period.
Unbelievable. He took her.

Come on. Let's go.

Danny. Dan.

What's wrong?

They can't keep him.

Tim.

They said they don't have enough
evidence.

And we can't open a missing persons case
in 48 hours.

Hey, hey.

Hey, calm down.

I don't know what to do.

Okay.

Come home, and we'll figure it out
together.

I have to find her, Dan.

Cold today, huh?

Amy, sweetheart, you gotta eat.

I got some stuff to make sandwiches.

How's that sound?

Turkey or ham?

Someone's gonna come for me.

I'm gonna go with Ham.

My sister knows I'm missing and she
knows what you look like.

Don't worry.

Make sure the focus isn't on me.

Besides, most people didn't like you not
down there anyway, right?

They didn't believe you were taken the
first time.

Even your sister doubted you.

That was before.

She believes me now.

All the things that you did to scare me.

The banging on the house.

The piece of rope.

She's going to know it was you.

How?

The investor thing. That was a lie,
wasn't it?

You knew that my business needed help.
You knew that something like that would

make me dependent on you.

I may have noticed an unpaid bill or
two.

I bought you a few things. I was
thinking... Maybe tomorrow we'll get you

cleaned up a little bit.

My hands are clean.

I promise.

Amy, come on.

You gotta eat.

Amy.

They'll come for me.

me for you.

No one cares.

You get that? No one except me.

You understand?

Whatever.

Starve for all I care.

Hey, Ben.

Hey, hon.

I put up the flyers downtown.

Did you get a hold of the paper?

I did. They confirmed they haven't heard
of a Tim Cook.

I've been scouring social media, but
there are literally thousands of Tim

Any in Kentucky?

Yeah, 45 and 47 counties.

I've narrowed it down to 12 within 50
miles of where Amy was found, but nine

them are on social media, and I've got
all of their pictures.

Seven of these guys could easily be him.

Great. We'll take that to the police.

So what else can we do?

But there's nothing else we can do until
tomorrow.

Tomorrow feels like a lifetime.

She could be dead by then.

Just come home, okay?

Love you.

I love you too.

I hope this goes more comfortable.

Okay. I... I get it.

We need to talk.

You deserve to know what's really going
on.

Hey.

I'm not the bad guy here.

I wanted to tell you sooner, but I
needed to make sure that they couldn't

Amy, they took my son.

What are you talking about?

They took him.

My little boy.

Here's this guy.

He's the one who took you the first
time.

It wasn't me.

But you were strong.

Too strong for me.

And you got away.

He kidnapped my son to get me to take
you.

He said he'd kill me if I didn't bring
you back here.

I don't understand.

What for?

You don't know.

This is my boy.

Your boy.

Give me a break.

It's just a picture of some kid.

I can prove it.

You see that?

He's watching.

This camera's all over his problem.

Sure, yeah, okay. I guess I see it.

Amy, I'm trying to protect you.

I want us both to be safe. If you don't
believe me, you can try to leave.

I'll let you go.

I won't stop you.

But he'll kill you.

Within two seconds.

I don't know.

I don't know, Paul.

All you do is lie, and you expect me to
believe that some guy is making you do

all of this?

No, no.

Why me? Why would he do this to me?

Who am I? I'm a nobody.

I'm tired.

I just want to go home.

I want to go home!

Listen.

I know it's hard.

And like I said, I don't know why he
picked you.

I'm not lying to you.

I promise.

Look at me.

I'm not trying to defend this guy.

But I think life's been pretty hard on
Adam.

I think he saw you and thought maybe you
were someone who could love

him.

Love him?

I hate him.

I hate him too.

Hey.

Tim Cook?

Yeah? Where's my sister?

What?

Wait,

so you didn't take her?

No. You were at our house just banging
on our door.

What? No.

And you were lying about working for the
paper.

No. I don't work for the paper. My
friend does.

She gave me this story because I've been
working freelance trying to break into

journalism. And I've never been to your
house. I don't even know where you live.

All right?

I mean, I just moved here, and so far
I've been beat up, arrested, and had

flyers put up about me.

This whole place is crazy.

You're lying to me. I'm not lying. Look
at my face. Does it look like I'm lying?

Did you tell the cops about Paul
attacking you? No.

No, it's embarrassing.

I don't want them actually thinking I
was harassing your sister.

I need you to come with me.

Please.

Okay, Amy, here's the deal.

I know you haven't had much of an
appetite since you got here, which I

understand.

But you need to eat.

If you eat this, I'll turn off the
speaker for tonight.

Tell Adam it's broke or something.

He knows when the speakers are on, too.

You can hear them.

Cameras pick up the sound.

Good, right?

See?

It's so much easier this way.

So tell me about your son.

Good kid.

Popular, like I was.

Loves video games, comic books.

It's just the two of us.

Mom left after the divorce.

Waited for the best.

She wasn't the nicest person.

You seem like a good dad.

I hope we can both get home to our
families.

Hey.

I'm gonna find a way to save you, I
promise.

We just need to go along with what he
wants.

Can you do that?

Go chop some wood.

Get us a nice little fire going.

Okay?

What are you doing?

What are you doing? Nothing.

Don't lie to me. I can see you.

You lied to my face. You said you'd go
along with what he wants.

What about my son?

Huh? Do you want him to die? No.

Tell me you believe me. I believe you.
Tell me you believe me about Adam. I

believe you about Adam. No, you don't.
Yes, I do.

I can see it in your eyes.

You're making me do this. You know that,
right?

It's gonna be so easy!

This one's on you!

You okay?

Yeah.

Thanks for talking to the police with
me.

Yeah. I think it made a difference.

What are you thinking about?

You know, growing up, Amy was always
getting herself into trouble.

She wasn't a bad kid. She just...

She was always trying to be someone
else, you know, to impress people.

And our mom was always telling us to
look out for each other.

But it was always me looking out for
her.

And it was hard enough to look out for
myself.

I guess I hated that, that she needed
me. I hated that she still needs

me.

But now,

now I just, I hate that I hated it.

I hate that I can't help her. I feel
helpless and like I'm letting her down.

No.

You've done so much.

It's not enough.

I'm going to go.

Yeah, I'm going to go to Kentucky and
I'm going to help the police search for

her. Yeah.

I think you should go with me.

Look, you were the last person to see
Amy and Paul.

If the police have questions about that
day, I want to be able to give them the

best answers possible, and you were
there.

Jane, I'm sorry. I just, I can't do
that.

No.

I mean, I don't know.

That's asking for too much. I'm so
sorry.

No, Jane.

Jenny, what was that?

I'm going to Kentucky.

What?

You can't.

What about Sophie and the recital?

Exactly.

What about it? Don't you think her aunt
should be there?

The one person who's been practicing
with her every day.

That's not what I meant, babe. I need
your support on this, okay?

I'm trying so hard to stay strong.

But I'm scared.

I'm sorry.

I know you're scared.

It was Adam.

I told you he was real.

He wanted to take you with him, but I
wouldn't let him. You're safe.

You're safe with me, okay?

I can't believe you.

Oh, my God.

Why was he trying to shoot me?

He didn't know you were in here. He's
just trying to scare me is all.

He wants you broken, Amy.

That's the reason he left me with you.
He wants you broken so you'll be

submissive.

But I have a plan now.

We need to put in enough time to
convince him that you're too strong.

That you can't be broken.

Right?

Look, we need to trust each other.

You need to believe me when I tell you
something.

So I can save you.

You believe me now, right?

Yeah.

I believe you.

I believe you.

You're okay.

Mommy!

Come here.

I'm just going to go on a quick trip,
and then I'm going to come right back

bring Aunt Amy with me, okay?

And come for my dance?

Oh, I'm going to do my very, very best,
all right?

Come here. Give me another hug.

I love you.

All right, you're all packed up?

I put a snack bag in the passenger seat.
It's just sandwiches and salt and

vinegar chips.

Once you're gross, another your
favorite.

Oh, you're the best.

You guys got room for one more?

Tim Cook.

Tim. Dan Inger.

Thank you so much for going to the
police station with her.

And for this.

Yeah. You changed your mind.

Yeah. Thought a lot about what you said
last night.

So if I can help out your sister in any
way, then that's what I'm going to do.

If that's okay.

That would be great. Thank you so much.

Yeah. Let's hit the road.

Yeah. Come here.

I love you. I love you too.

Please be safe. I will.

I don't think we need it anymore, do we?

I can trust you.

You're my son.

I trust you.

Do you trust me?

So, how did he find you?

I don't know.

I think he'd be following me.

Must be now that I'm doing anything for
my son.

What's his name?

Your son?

Walt.

That's a great name.

That was my grandfather's name.

I've always liked it.

Yeah? I call him Wally.

Wally.

We'll find her.

It's so beautiful, right?

Paul, do you like me?

Or was this just some plan to get me
here?

I like you.

Then take me out on a date.

In town.

You know, we never really actually got
her a real date.

I want to, Amy.

I do.

But I can't. You know that.

Can you see us leave?

Please?

I can get some stuff in the morning.

Cook for you.

Gonna light some candles.

Make it nice.

Make it romantic.

Okay.

Do you, um... want to stay in my room
tonight?

You take the bed tonight.

You need a good night's sleep.

Are you sure?

I'm sure.

I'll take the chair.

I made a little something for you. What?

A rope bracelet.

In the seat.

Are you sure you don't want me to come
with you today?

Why do you have those?

It's just for while I'm gone. No.

Paul, you don't have to do that. I'm not
going to go anywhere. We have a deal.

You don't trust me?

I do.

I just can't take the risk.

I'll do it myself.

Tell me.

Thanks.

Okay.

Hey, honey.

Oh, no, no, I'm fine.

My phone's about to die.

I need to go in and charge it.

And I have to call you back.

I think I see him.

Jane?

I got some good stuff.

Are you still mad?

I'm still handcuffed.

Can you unlock me now?

You know, my wrists are hurting.

Yeah.

Keys are in the truck.

Amy? Jane?

Jane? What are you doing here?

I'm going to get you out of here.

We have to hurry. How did you? Finally.

Wait. Okay.

Jane, I'm going to get you out of here.

Okay?

Stop. Come on.

Let's hurry. Stop. No, we can't. Come
on. Jane, stop.

Come on. Stop.

Jane. No.

Stop. Jane.

No. Jane, listen. No. Come on. Stop.

I don't want anything going wrong with
qualifications next week, okay? Make

the range is completely safe. Sorry,
have you seen Jane?

When I came out the coffee shop, she was
gone.

Get me an APB out and all on to the
officers right now for a Jane Walsh. Go.

Tim, tell me everything that happened
leading up to that.

Okay.

Jane, stop.

Stop. Stop.

What are you doing? We have to get out
of here.

I'm sorry.

I can't go, Jane. What are you talking
about?

I love that you're here.

And I love that you came.

But I can't go.

Okay?

There's cameras.

In the trees.

And Adam will see us. Who's Adam?

He took Paul's son.

He took him.

Which is why Paul brought me here. He
made Paul bring me here. But it's okay

because Paul has a plan. He's going to
tell him that I can't be broken. I can't

be broken anymore, Jane. And it's going
to be fine. Amy, what did he do to you?

What did he put in your head?

Dana, Paul is a good guy.

He's a good guy. He's protecting me. We
have to go right now, okay? We have to

go home. Think about Sophie. She misses
you so much.

There are no cameras, Amy.

Paul, stop. She didn't know. She didn't
know. Stay back. I called the police.

They're on their way.

Doubt that.

Found this in the truck.

Dead.

Paul, it's fine.

She's not a threat.

She didn't know. She's going. Right?
You're going to go. I'm not going to

you here. Listen to me.

Everything is going to be okay. Paul has
a plan. He has a really good plan.

Jane, you have to trust me. I can't
leave you.

Please.

She's leaving.

She's going, okay? She's not a threat.

We gotta get out of here. Now!

Please, Paul.

Paul, what's wrong?

What about Adam? Adam turned the cameras
off.

It'll all be fine.

How do you know that?

Can you please talk to me? What about
your son? Aren't you worried about your

son? Aren't you worried that he'll see
us? Can't you just tell me why? Enough!

You're supposed to trust me, right?

No more questions.

Just do what I tell you.

Come on!

Hey!

He's got her.

Up there.

Can you lead us there?

I think so. Get in.

Oh, my God, Jane, are you okay?

Dispatch, this is Sheriff Johnson.

All tactics, pick my location and go
there now.

Hey!

Paul?

Paul, what is going on?

Hey!

Paul! Come on, we gotta go, now!

Hurry!

You gotta hurry.

Hey, hold on.

Cole!

Cole, stop!

Come on!

Come on! Come on!

That goes in. Clear that house. Now.

The rest of you, spread out. Move!

Come on. Come on. Look at me. Come on.
Come on.

Come on. We have to jump. What?

Come on.

Amy. I'm not jumping.

You've got to trust me. I'm not jumping.

We're going to jump.

Why are you doing this?

Why were you in such a rush to leave?

Did you stop caring about the cameras?

Amy.

Adam isn't real.

Or is he not?

Is he?

Come with me, okay?

I love you.

Don't listen to him.

I've loved you since before we met. And
the first time I saw you, you were so

sweet. You were so alive.

So perfect.

What? You said... You're

Adam.

Everything you said to me was him.

Who was here last night?

Some hunter whose dog smelled the shirt
you dropped. You killed him?

I'm sorry I lied to you.

But those conversations we had, those
were real.

We're meant to be together.

Amy, come on.

I can make you happy. I see you. Not
like your sister. Not like the people in

those stupid towns.

I see the real you.

You don't see me.

Do you see a version of me that you made
up inside your mind?

But it is not me.

It is you.

I know it. No, no.

You're perfect.

I'm not perfect.

Look, Amy, we don't have time. No, no,
no.

I'll give you the world.

I promise.

Come on.

Amy, no.

But I don't need the world.

I just need my family.

Amy! Amy! Amy!

No!

Why are you...

It's

okay. I've got you. I'm going for help.
I'm okay.

It's okay.

It's okay.

You're safe.

You're safe.

Look at that beautiful waterfall.

It is very beautiful.

This was the best dance recital I have
ever been to. I cannot wait for the next

one. Sorry it took me so long. I love
not keeping you.

Oh, no, you're good.

I have this whole afternoon booked,
thanks to Karen and her women's group.

And I made sure to leave a nice long
lunch break so that way we can all hang

out. Well, we're grateful.

You've been so busy lately, we've missed
you.

It's heaven.

Oh, I ran into Tim.

He's doing well. He said he's going to
come in for a haircut soon.

Wow.

Good. I'm glad he's starting to feel
settled out here.

I think Diane, too.

I'm happy.

I'm finally feeling really happy to just
be me.

I love you, sis.

I love you, and I love you.

Let's go play.

Yay!

I'll catch up with you guys later.

Hello.