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And now it's time for bed.

Yes, it is.

Oh.

I know. I know, I know.

It's bedtime though.

'Cause Mommy knows how early you like to wake up.

Oh, yes.

Hey.

Goodnighty night.

It's ok. It's ok Sadie.

Ugh, not again...ugh.

For heaven's sake.

You're kidding me. Come on!

Shh, shh, shh. Shh, shh.

Come on. Come on.

It's okay.

Shh.

Finally.

Shh.

It's okay. Shh, shh, shh. It's okay. Daddy's here. Daddy's here.

Shh, shh, shh.

Sadie? Sadie?

Oh, my God. Sadie.

Oh, my--

Oh, my God.

Sadie? Sadie.

Oh, my God.

Sadie. Sadie.

Sadie!

Oh, my--

That's my beautiful girl.

Everything's okay.

Daddy's got you now.

♪ The wheels on the bus Go round and round ♪

♪ Round and round Round and round ♪

♪ The wheels on the bus ♪

♪ Go round and round ♪

♪ All through the town ♪

That's it, Lacey. Well, don't let him score!

Nice kick, Michael! Look out for your mother's flowers.

Mr. Penderson? I'm Olivia.

I'm here about the job as the nanny.

Olivia. Yes. Hello. It's nice to finally meet you in person.

-Please come in. Come in. -Thank you.

Oh! Nice house.

Oh!

I love this kitchen.

Oh, thanks. It's all my wife's doing.

I just left it the way she liked it.

I'm sorry. The way she liked it?

She's no longer with us. I'm widowed. Oh.

My sympathies.

When I was at the door, I swore I heard you talking with someone.

I... talk to my wife like she's still here sometimes.

Helps me sort through things.

Old habits, as they say.

As long as she doesn't speak back.

That would be crazy!

Right. It would.

-Let me show you around. -Oh.

Yeah, right this way.

I was with my last employer for almost ten years.

I raised them more than their parents did.

That is a long time. You'd just be tending after Laura now, but--

Oh, and this is where you'd sleep on the nights that you stay.

My work keeps me late sometimes. Fine.

All the children will be sleeping in the same room.

I feel that keeping them close really helps them to bond. You know?

And, uh--

And this is my office. I keep it locked, just to be safe.

I'll straighten it. Not to worry.

That's not necessary. I'm very particular about these things.

In my experience, men don't see dirt as women do.

I'm sure I can make it spick-and-span.

As I said, this room is off-limits.

Understood?

Of course.

Less for me to do then. Exactly.

As I mentioned on the phone,

I would need for payment to be in cash.

I find your government just gets in the way of these things.

I would prefer that as well. It'll be our little secret.

When can you start? Right away.

Good.

God, I'm so stupid. Everyone told me not to trust you again.

It's in our past. That has nothing--

Yeah, I thought so too. But now this.

No, no, I just wanted to tell you before someone else did.

I bumped into her at a party and she came on to me.

Look, I.. I... was...

It was a kiss, Jenn. I was drunk.

And that's supposed to make me feel better?

-How could you do this to our family? -I'm sorry.

I want-- I want you to leave.

-Jenn, let's just talk about this. Okay? -Talk?

I can't even look at you right now.

-Jenn-- -Get out!

Oh, God.

911. What's your emergency?

Hello. I need an ambulance.

There was an argument, um-- They w-- They were yelling.

I think something might be wrong.

The woman is-- She's pregnant, and she's hurt.

The address is 4262 Navajo Court.

And what's your name, sir? Please hurry.

All your vitals are back to normal.

Your placenta and cervix still look good.

-What about the baby? -The baby is fine.

The bleeding was caused by early cervix dilation.

There can be numerous triggers, but in your case I'd say it was caused by extreme stress.

Gee, what a shock.

Karen, can we let the doctor talk?

Mm-hmm. You're very lucky.

If the ambulance hadn't arrived when it did, we wouldn't be having this conversation.

Dr. Busmus, dial the operator.

Hey, uh, so I gotta see my wife Jenn.

Where is she staying?

This is where they told me to go. Room 203.

Okay.

You need rest, and absolutely no stress.

Hey, Jenn.

Matt, what a surprise. We were just talking about you.

Are you okay? The baby?

-He's fine. -They both are, no thanks to you.

What the hell happened?

Your wife and child got very lucky. Count your blessings.

We should have you induced. It'll be safest for both you and the baby.

I'll make sure the nurses have it scheduled before you're released.

Until then, plenty of rest and, as I said, no stress.

No stress. Got it.

Thanks, Doc.

I'm sorry, Matt, but I think you should go.

Look, if you need anything-- anything at all--

I'll take care of it. Don't you worry, Matt.

Dr. Busmus, dial the operator. Dr. Busmus, dial the operator.

Dr. Scott, dial the operator, please. Dr. Scott, dial the operator.

Okay, what's up?

I know that look.

I just keep thinking about last night.

I mean, I could have sworn I locked the door when Matt left.

Yet somehow it was open for the paramedics to get in.

It was a pretty stressful night.

Memories get fuzzy during times like that.

Consider yourself lucky you didn't lock it.

Otherwise, they would have had to bust it open. Can you imagine that?

Some burly fireman breaking his way in.

Mmm.

Yeah, and also, I keep wondering, who called 911?

Your dad probably still knows people on the force, right?

He hasn't been retired that long.

I bet he could pull some strings, get some intel.

Someone probably still owes him a favor.

You... are a genius.

It's really nice to hear someone else say it.

When is the baby coming home?

Soon, honey. It's just not time yet.

But I want a baby to play with.

I know you do. But what did I tell you about waiting for things?

You have to be patient.

Right. Because the best things in life--

Are worth waiting for.

Exactly.

She'll be her before you know it.

Daddy's going to pick her up in a few days,

and then we'll all be together.

The way it was ment to be.

Is that where our sister is staying?

It sure is.

You have a guest.

A guest? Uh, a woman.

I asked her to leave, but she's quite adamant.

Were you on the phone? I heard you talking.

Of course I was on the phone.

Hi. I'm Jennifer.

Uh, hi.

Um, I'm really sorry to bother you,

but you were the one that called the ambulance last night, right?

Um, I don't, uh--

I know some people in law enforcement, and they tracked you down

using your cell phone or something.

Yeah, I mean, I just-- I respect that you didn't want to leave your name,

and I completely understand,

but I had to come find you and say thank you for saving my life

and the life of my son.

-It's a boy. -Yeah.

Please come in. I'm so sorry. Oh! Yeah!

How rude of me. No, no.

Yeah, it's a boy.

His name's Connor.

Or it will be when he gets here.

And that's all thanks to you. It was such a blessing to have you there.

Well, I was just--

I-- I'm thinking about moving in across the street,

get closer to the city and prep for schools.

I like to check out the neighborhood at all hours, make sure there's no surprises.

The last thing you want is some kid practicing drums in his garage

while I've got kids to get to sleep.

Oh. Yeah, sure. I mean, that's really smart.

Look, I heard the argument when I first got there.

It sounded bad.

So later, when I was leaving, I just decided to check on you,

and that's when I saw you on the floor, through the window.

Thank God you did.

It was like you were meant to be there.

Oh--

Saying "thank you" will never be enough.

So will you at least let me take you out to lunch?

Oh, no. That's not necessary.

Oh, it is so necessary.

Besides, you wouldn't deny a pregnant woman a meal, would you?

I love it.

That's great. Thanks.

So, is this our mystery man? Yep.

In the flesh.

I approve.

Thank you for saving the life of my business partner.

You're welcome.

All right. Give me a minute.

Take your time.

So, when are you moving into the neighborhood?

Uh, I'm not-- Uh-- Uh, I mean--

I don't know. I guess I hadn't decided yet.

I was still considering it. Oh.

Well, it would be great to have someone like you around,

watching over us.

Why didn't you leave your name with 911?

I didn't want any recognition.

I lost my wife last year,

so when I saw you lying on the floor, I just couldn't let that happen to anybody else.

Nobody should have to experience that kind of pain.

Oh, my God, I'm--

That is awful.

Two of our children were taken with her. It was a car accident.

I am so sorry.

I-- I can't imagine that kind of loss.

I-I think I would lose my mind.

Yeah.

Your world shatters, and it tries to shatter you with it.

Mentally, physically.

But then I thought about my other children

and how they needed me now more than ever,

needed me to keep them safe.

I'm the only one who can.

So you have other children.

Two girls.

Wow. At your age?

Yeah. I got married young. I was 22.

We wanted a big family, so...

That's a lot of work.

Oh, I'm just taking care of my oldest now.

My other daughter is with family while I get things sorted here.

What are their names?

Laura and Mandy.

Oh.

Honestly, I can't imagine what you've been through,

but they are so lucky to have such a great dad

watching over them, protecting them.

And when you move into the neighborhood,

I would be happy to watch them anytime, if you need me to.

It's the least I can do for my guardian angel.

That's sweet. Thank you.

Of course.

Time for your nap.

Being a baby is quite tiring.

Look! There's Mummy.

Let's find pictures of the two of you.

Certainly there are photos of you somewhere.

Oh. There's my sweet girl.

- You ready for your nap?

-How was your lunch? -It was very nice.

Can I ask-- This woman, you saved her life?

Oh, it was nothing.

Just happened to be at the right place at the right time, I guess.

-And she wanted to thank me. -Oh.

-You mentioned moving to her neighborhood. -Yes. We should start packing.

Yesterday I was asked to prepare for a new child,

and now we're moving?

The change of scenery will be good for everyone, especially the children.

Giving them a place to settle and stability is usually best.

I don't pay you for your opinion. I pay you to do your job.

But your other child--

Olivia, I thought we had an understanding.

You don't ask me about my situation, and I don't ask about yours.

Because I'm sure yours would lead to much more trouble.

Now, let's honor that agreement

and go back to being the happy little family that we are.

Mr. Penderson, I'd like to prepare for the other baby's arrival--

put up some photos of her and Laura.

But I couldn't find any.

They're packed away. I'll have to dig them up.

I can't open any of these drawers.

That's because they're baby-locked, Dad,

so that they can't get at anything dangerous.

We didn't have anything like that when you were born.

You turned out just fine. You even played with kitchen knives.

Well, times have changed.

Wow.

What's that? Another apology gift from Matt?

Uh, no. It's from Garrett.

This is top-of-the-line stuff.

You can watch this on your phone.

I guess he wants you to be safe.

It's not for me. It's for the baby, Dad.

Still, it's a good way to keep your eye on things.

What are you keeping in here?

Oh, my.

Where are you hiding all this money?

"Jennifer."

Come on, come on.

Oh! You're back sooner than expected.

Yep. How's Laura doing?

Perfect. She's been napping since you left.

Oh, that's great. Thank you, Olivia.

Olivia.

When I hired you, I did so because I needed somebody that I could trust.

Trust to take care of my Laura and to obey my rules.

Of course, Mr. Penderson.

One of those rules was that my office is private.

No one was to go in except me.

Yes, of course.

Then why did you break that rule?

I-I'm-- I'm sorry. I-I-I don't understand.

You see, that was a lie.

What did you see in my office?

Oh, I don't know what you're on about--

What did you see? Nothing.

I-I-I didn't see anything.

See, I would love to believe you. I really would.

But I can't.

So I will ask you again.

What did you see in my office?

There were-- The children's things.

I-In boxes.

A-A-A map on the wall. Papers.

Thank you for your honesty.

I'm sorry, Mr. Penderson.

Olivia, you're fired. Get out.

At least let me say good-bye to Laura.

No.

Gather your things and leave.

And if you even think

about making any trouble about this,

my first call will be to Immigration.

And I have a hunch that they will throw you in jail,

and then they're gonna put you on a boat back to merry old England.

Am I right?

Good-bye, Mr. Penderson.

You didn't need to come down. I'll get it.

I can get the door, Dad. So can I!

Will you go sit? No.

Next time let me get it. Sure.

Hi, Garrett.

Hi. Is this a good time?

Please come in. This is my dad. He's staying with me for a while to help out.

Hi. I'm John.

You must be the guardian angel I've heard so much about. It's a pleasure to meet you.

-I can't thank you enough for what you did back there. -Well--

-It's like you were meant to be there. -It was just luck, I guess.

But I understand. I'm a father too.

Come in. Please. Can I get you anything? No, I'm all set.

I just wanted to come by and let you know that we are officially neighbors.

-I just signed the lease. -Oh, that's great!

-Welcome to the neighborhood. -Thank you.

Yeah, the house is great.

It's got plenty of room for the kids

and a private office in the attic so I can get some work done.

And how are you feeling?

Uh, like a basketball that's ready to pop.

Well, you should be sitting.

This is what I've been saying.

She doesn't listen to me. She gets that from her mom.

Oh, that's the oven.

Jenn has me playing both chef and cleaning lady.

I'll be right back. No, I should get going anyway.

A lot of packing to do. Just came to share the good news.

And once I'm settled, I can come by and help finish setting up the baby's room.

H-How did you know the nursery wasn't finished?

I guessed.

It's not like you've had much time anyways, after everything that's happened.

I just remember our first kid. We were scrambled up until the very last second.

Matt.

Um, this is Garrett.

He's the one that called the ambulance the other night.

Oh. Is that so? Uh, thank you.

It was nothing. I'm just glad they're okay.

I should probably also thank you for, uh, all the hours I spent being questioned by the cops.

Oh, my God. Seriously, Matt?

How about next time don't file a report until you know all the facts.

Look, I heard an argument-- a heated one--

and then I saw a woman lying on the floor, bleeding.

I think you'd do the same, Matt.

One last question. What, exactly, were you doing looking into our window?

Oh, for God's sakes, Matt.

We're lucky he was there. If he hadn't, I could be dead.

Did you need something?

-I just came to check in on you. -I'm fine.

I'm following the doctor's orders and keeping my stress down,

and that's how I'd like it to stay.

Maybe you wanna go grab some dinner and just talk?

It's already taken care of.

She's fine, Matt. I'm making sure of that.

I'm just gonna go.

Thanks again.

It was my pleasure.

-All set. -It looks great. Thank you so much.

-I could've done that. -Yeah.

And then I would've heard you complain about it for days.

My back's not what it used to be.

She worries about me, but I'm built tough.

That's fine. I don't mind helping.

Here, let me take that. It's the least I can do.

Oh. One last touch.

Now we're talkin'.

If there's any way I can return the favor--

Actually, there is.

I'm heading to pick up Laura's sister, and my new nanny bailed on me.

Would you mind watching her for me?

Oh, I would love to. Yes, please!

Really? It's not too much to ask? No.

And it'll be great practice for this guy.

Thank you.

It'll be so nice to have both my daughters back.

Well, thank you again, and I'm glad I could help today.

So, I'll see ya. Okay.

Bye. Bye.

No, that won't do.

Jenn. Hey, it's Garrett. I'm just calling to see how Laura's doing.

Hi. She's great. Although I'm not sure my dad's gonna give her up.

How's your trip? Easy.

None of that awful traffic?

No problems at all.

Oh, good. And how's Mandy?

She's beautiful.

Of course she is. You already knew that.

Right. It's just, I-- It's--

I just haven't seen her in so long,

it feels like I'm seeing her again for the first time.

Yeah, I can't imagine what it must have been like to be away from her for so long.

It'll be nice to have her all to myself, have my family back.

Yeah.

Yeah, I bet.

Hey, Garrett, can I call you back?

Okay. Kiss Laura for me.

Will do.

Look what the cat dragged in.

-Hey, John. -Hello.

What do you want, Matt?

Can we talk?

I get it. I screwed up. Okay?

I wanna make things right.

I wanna be around more. I wanna fix the baby's room. I wanna make the crib.

There's no need to.

Stuff has to get done. It's already done.

You should've let me know. Your dad's back's already bad enough.

Actually, Garrett did it.

You let him build our baby's crib?

Well, he offered, and you weren't around, and you weren't gonna be around.

What's next? He's gonna sleep in the guest room?

Or is he already in the bed?

Oh, please. You are in no position to tell me what to do.

You hardly know the guy. It's been, what, two weeks, and he's around all the time.

Because he's concerned about the baby. Or maybe he's interested in you.

Oh, really?

I am, like, a thousand pounds and about ready to pop.

Nobody finds this attractive.

I do.

Okay, well, in Garrett's case,

I can assure you it's not me.

And that makes it even weirder.

Or maybe it's the fact that he lost two children in an accident.

Okay. I didn't know that.

I know. 'Cause you didn't ask.

And he was also here for me.

I mean, he basically saved my baby.

Our baby, Jenn.

I get it. Okay?

I screwed up.

It was a stupid kiss, a mistake, and I'm sorry about that. You have to let me--

It's not just that. I can't rely on you.

That's not true. It is.

You weren't there that night.

You haven't been there in the past.

Whenever I need you, you are not around.

I'm-- No. I'm done talking.

Come on, Jenn.

Okay, Garrett Penderson.

Let's see who you are.

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Hi.

It's okay. Mommy's coming.

It's okay. Mommy's coming.

Hey. Hey.

It's okay. It's okay.

Did you have a bad dream? Yeah?

It's okay. Shh.

Oh, it's so late. You need to go back to bed.

You wanna sleep with Mommy tonight?

Daddy'll be home, and he can put you back to bed.

Okay? Okay.

Now... where's Mr. Snuggles?

Hmm? Did you drop him? Did you drop him?

Where's... Snuggles?

He's gotta be around here somewhere.

Oh.

There. There he is.

There he is!

Okay, let's go back to bed.

Okay? Yeah.

Yeah. You're so good.

Tom? Is that you?

Can you put the baby back in her crib?

Wait! Stop! What are you doing?

Please... just put her down and don't hurt her.

I would never hurt her.

I'm protecting her.

Just leave-- leave my house now. Her father will be home at any minute.

Her father's already home.

What?

It didn't have to be this way.

No. No, you can leave. You can still leave.

You can leave. Just leave now.

I'm sorry.

-You've already seen my face. -Please! Please!

Yeah!

...are still fighting to extinguish a house fire

that claimed the life of a San Diego mother.

The exact cause of the fire is unclear, though arson is suspected.

The couple's three-month-old child has not yet been recovered.

I agree. That is a little depressing.

Let's try something--

Quick! Quick! Hang on! Here we go!

- ♪ The wheels on the bus Go round and round ♪

♪ Round and round Round and round ♪

♪ The wheels on the bus Go round and round ♪

♪ All through the town ♪

Hey. Oh, my God!

Oh, she's beautiful.

Thanks.

She has your eyes.

They both do, really.

-Luck of the draw, I guess. -Yeah. It shows you're family.

Another little munchkin.

-You had a good trip? No problems? -Yeah, nothing to talk about.

Oh, yeah.

Everything go okay? Laura was a good girl?

Yeah. She's a little fussy today, but we loved having her.

And it's great because they keep the same nap schedule.

And this is the thanks I get after I agreed to go to Lamaze class, huh?

Well, Karen was supposed to go with me, but she has to work a double,

so Dad volunteered.

I don't know if "volunteer" is the word I would have used.

-Well, I'll go. -Oh!

No, that's okay. I mean, that's really sweet, but we got it.

No, seriously. I don't mind. I mean, I've done it before. Several times.

And I'm sure the last thing your dad wants to do

is go sit on a hard floor for over an hour doing breathing exercises.

Well... I know you don't want to go.

What gave you that idea?

Are you sure?

Yeah. Absolutely.

Oh. My knees and my back thank you.

Oh, let's get a picture.

We should get a picture of you guys.

In a minute. I want to get one with all the kids first.

Aw! Smile, honey.

Say hello! Say hi!

Perfect.

Okay. Garrett Penderson...

tragedy.

Let's try one more.

Garrett Penderson...

family tragedy.

Okay.

Um...

No Garrett Penderson.

He lied.

I really appreciate you coming with me.

Of course. I'm happy to.

-Matt, wha-- -What is he doing here?

He volunteered to be my partner for the class. What are you doing here?

This is our class. We've been doing it for weeks. I'm not gonna stop now.

Look, you just go home. I'll make sure she's okay. Okay?

I don't need you here, Matt.

Can I please talk to you alone?

No. Just say whatever you need to say.

Your little friend over here?

I did a little research, and there is no record

of Garrett Penderson losing his family.

What? Yeah.

In fact, there is no records of him at all.

Why is that, Garrett?

Well, he's right.

There's no specific mention of my family's tragedy

because I asked the authorities to keep our names out of the press.

For my children who survived.

I didn't want them being treated differently,

stigmatized for something that they had no control over.

So if protecting my family makes me a liar, then I'm happy to be one.

And maybe I don't keep a large social media profile because I don't need to.

Maybe I'm not seeking attention from others,

particularly other women.

-Do not try to turn this around on me. -You got your answer, Matt.

Jenn, are you serious?

Good-bye.

Okay. You guys-- You guys go have fun. Okay?

[woHey, I'm really sorry about the whole Matt thing.

No, that's fine.

Actually, I was thinking I'd like to have him over.

Just the two of us, man-to-man,

and work things out.

Are you sure that's a good idea?

Yeah. This whole thing is just a big misunderstanding anyways.

I can just explain things over food and a beer.

Maybe two beers.

All I'm saying is I don't think there needs to be any bad blood between us.

I mean, that is really sweet, but you don't have to.

No, I want to.

I think it'll make life easier on all of us.

Okay. I mean, if you think it'll help.

No, it'll be great.

I don't know about this.

Oh, Garrett's a big boy. He can take care of himself.

Hey. Thanks for coming.

Come on. Let's eat.

Hey, I'm glad you agreed to come.

I left the kids with Jenn so that we could talk uninterrupted.

Look, I just think we got off on the wrong foot.

There's no need for tension between us.

And besides, if we can make amends,

I'd be happy to put in a good word with Jenn for you.

Beer?

To new beginnings.

You know, let me first just apologize.

Look, I had no idea that they were gonna charge you that night

when I called the police.

It didn't even occur to me. That's not exactly what they said.

They said you saw me assault my wife.

I don't even remember what I said. I was just reacting.

You know I lost my wife, right?

And my kids too.

So when I saw Jenn laying there,

bleeding and helpless,

it just set me off.

Look, between us,

I have no romantic feelings for Jenn.

She's lovely,

but she's already part of a family.

I would never get in the way of that.

Family is the most important thing to me.

See, I'm-- I'm-- I'm really glad you said that.

Man, I just don't like you hanging out with my wife all the time.

I'm sure if the roles were switched,

you would probably feel the same exact way.

Absolutely.

Hey.

Thank you for helping her, by the way.

Yeah, you should be thankful.

I saved the life of your wife and son.

Oh.

He's not actually your son, is he?

Boy, that must eat at you,

knowing that you can't give Jenn, or any woman,

what she really wants-- to be a mom.

Thanks for the beer, psycho.

Oh, I really wish you hadn't have done that.

You really wish I hadn't done what?

Garrett, what are you doing? Stop! Stop it!

Please help me! Somebody! Please stop!

- Garrett! - Oh, my God! Help me!

-Somebody help me! Help! Help me, please! -Garrett!

This is-- This is crazy. Help me!

I'm in here! Help!

I've been attacked! Help me!

Help!

Help me!

-What the-- -I'm in here! Help!

Dad!

- I've been attacked! - Help me!

Garrett?

Hey-- Hey, Garrett. It's Jennifer and J--

Oh, my God. Dad. Oh.

Garrett. Garrett.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

I'm gonna call this in. Okay.

Hi.

I'm sorry. What happened?

I guess it didn't go too well.

Oh, Jenn, thank God.

I can't believe this.

I mean, I knew you had a temper.

But this?

I-- I didn't touch him at all, Jenn, I swear.

You were the only one over there.

I saw you. He has cuts and contusions.

He was doing it to himself. He went nuts, Jenn.

He started grabbing things and slamming it over his head.

And then he started yelling like I was attacking him.

I-- Is that the best you can do?

He set me up.

This whole thing is a plan, Jenn.

Why? Why would he do that? I don't know.

I mean, to get to you, to get to the baby.

I--

I-I honestly do not know.

Look, this guy is dangerous,

and you have to stay away from him.

The only person I need to stay away from is you.

No. Jenn, I swear on our son's life, he's crazy.

Listen to yourself.

Look at you.

We're done.

No. Jenn.

You okay?

Let's go.

Garrett.

Oh, sorry. Got a little dizzy.

♪ Hey, diddle diddle ♪

♪ The cat and the fiddle ♪

♪ The cow jumped Over the moon ♪

♪ The little dog jumped To see such sport ♪

♪ And the dish Ran away with the spoon ♪

I knew Matt was volatile, but assault?

I know. I was really shocked too.

Jealousy will do that to a man.

Jealous?

Of Garrett?

Matt showed up at the restaurant to talk.

He said he was suspicious of Garrett,

that he had this feeling that there was something wrong with him.

He said the same thing to me.

I know jealous when I see it.

Hmm.

I told him he could take a lesson or two from Garrett on how to be a better man.

You don't think that's what set him off, do you?

No.

I mean, if I've learned anything,

it's that you cannot control the actions of others.

Like this little guy

who wakes me up every two hours to pee.

Ladies.

The babies are finally asleep and dinner is ready.

Thank you.

Help me up.

Here you go.

Ooh!

I'm not sure I'm gonna like this.

It's just an herbal mix.

It's supposed to be good for the baby. Antioxidants and stuff.

You should start taking it every day. It worked wonders for my wife.

John, it smells great. Can I help?

Nope. All done.

You did not need to cook for me.

Oh, it's my pleasure.

Besides, it's the least I can do after all the trouble we've put you through.

It was no trouble, really.

No, but I do wanna say again

I'm so sorry for what happened.

Oh, no. It was my fault.

You warned me, and I should have listened.

-It was worth a try, I guess. -I bet your forehead disagrees.

Well, here's to those whom we shed from our lives

and to those we let in, including this little guy.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

Cheers.

When is the due date exactly?

Well, I'm supposed to be induced on the 20th

unless this guy wants to pop out a little earlier.

Well, the baby bags are all packed.

We're ready to go whenever he decides.

Maybe he'll surprise us.

What's that, Daddy?

That is when your brother arrives.

But why so long?

Oh, it'll be here before you know it.

And I have a lot to do before then.

A few weeks after he gets here, we're taking a trip.

All of us, as a family.

But I need you to be all packed and ready to go. Does that sound good?

Will Mommy be there?

Olivia.

What do you want? I fired you.

I'm aware. You should invite me in.

Why would I wanna do that?

I don't think you'd want to have this talk outside.

Too many ears.

The kids are asleep. How have you been?

Unemployed. Hmm.

Well, you did that to yourself.

So, what's this about?

From the first time I met you, something felt off.

The conversations I overheard when you were alone.

-I told you-- -Oh, yes. The dead wife. Poor thing.

You know, the other night, there was something on the telly about a missing baby.

It made me think about your baby, Laura,

why you didn't have a single photo of her

or of your other daughter.

Which led me to check the newspapers online,

and I discovered this.

Maybe you'd like to put that in a frame.

And what's this supposed to be?

That's Laura, your child, or so you claim.

Her real name is Sadie.

Oh, don't bother with another lie.

We both have far better things to do with our time.

Besides, I know your real name,

David Miller.

I almost called the police.

And then I had a thought.

Maybe we could come to an arrangement.

You're blackmailing me.

No, love. I'm offering you protection.

And if I say no?

Then things would get rather unpleasant.

The police would receive a call.

Questions would be asked.

Not an ideal situation for you

or the children.

No.

What I'm proposing would work out for both of us.

It'll be our little secret.

How much?

I'll take all the cash you have for now,

and then we can figure out the rest.

I think 25 grand would be about right.

Where am I supposed to get that kind of money?

Where did you get all the money for this?

Oh, I know.

Your late wife's life insurance.

What was it? Half a million?

Funny how that all worked out for you.

No one threatens my family.

Matt Monroe?

Yeah.

You've been served.

Have a nice day.

Oh, God.

-What do you want, Matt? -A restraining order. Really?

-You did this to yourself. -No, I didn't.

Look, I think he has something planned.

It has to do with you.

Do you hear yourself right now?

You sound so paranoid.

Okay, if I'm being so paranoid,

why is the restraining order so wide I can't even go to our house?

Jenn, I can't even come home with him living on our block.

I'm sure that's just standard.

It's-- It's not. Trust me. I checked.

Look, I get things are not going well between us.

I promised you I'm working on that.

But why did you have to tell him about the clinic and the baby?

I never said anything about that.

You had to have because he threw it right into my face.

I swear. I didn't tell him.

Well, then how would he know?

I don't know.

And you don't think that is weird?

Come on. Think of everything that has happened.

I'll give him the night he found you.

But then moving in across the street,

and then me getting questioned and arrested for assault?

You think this is all just coincidence?

I could have sworn I locked the door,

but somehow it was open for the paramedics.

Once I'm settled, I can come by and help finish setting up the baby's room.

How did you know the nursery wasn't finished?

I guessed.

Listen, Matt, I hear you. I do.

But I can't do this right now. Um, I'll have to call you back.

Hey, Jenn.

Hey.

Um, I'm sorry to bother you.

I was just wondering if I could, um, ask you for a huge favor.

Absolutely.

Um, I've run out of a few things here,

and I was wondering if you would mind running to the store for me.

I'd be happy to watch the girls.

Sure. Just give me the list and I'll drop the kids off.

Great. Thanks. See you soon.

-Hey. -Hey.

Well, the girls are ready to rock.

Definitely excited to spend some time with their Auntie Jennifer.

Aw. Oh. Here's the list.

Oh.

That's it?

Yeah. That's-- That's everything. I don't know how I ran out.

Oh, well, you've got more important things to focus on.

Only a couple of days.

Hey. You okay? What's wrong?

Oh, I'm okay. I'm just a little stressed about the delivery, that's all.

All right. Well, I'll be back ASAP.

I love you.

Thanks again.

Of course.

Hey, Dad.

Yeah, hon.

I'm gonna go over to Garrett's

because he forgot something for the girls.

Can you just keep an eye on them?

They're just napping in my room.

I can go if you want me to. That's okay.

I could use the exercise.

Okay. Got it covered.

Okay, thanks.

Now, why are you locked?

- Hi. - Hey.

I forgot to tell you. Mandy's due for a feeding at 2:00.

No problem. They're both sleeping right now.

I'm just, uh-- I'm just folding laundry.

Excellent. Well, I'm almost done here. Should be back pretty soon.

Really? That quick?

Well, it wasn't a long list.

You feeling okay? You sound a little off.

Yeah, I'm just-- I'm having a little back pain

and just cramping a bit.

Sounds like pre-labor.

You're almost there. It's almost time.

Yeah, c-could be.

Um-- Oh, wait. You know what?

I forgot to add something to the list.

Um, could you go back to the store

and pick me up some of that salted chocolate?

I've been having cravings.

Sure. No problem.

Okay. Thanks. See you soon.

The mother of a baby

who was kidnapped in Phoenix three months ago

caused quite a stir at this Westside fertility clinic today.

Kelly Lambert claims that the staff is withholding vital information

that could lead to the identity of the person who kidnapped her child

and that this person might also be involved in the violent murder-kidnapping

that took place in San Diego last week.

The baby that was taken in San Diego-- I spoke to the father. Okay?

He told me that their donor came from this clinic.

My donor came from this clinic too. Okay?

The Breck Fertility Clinic.

Oh, my God.

The man who kidnapped my baby called himself "Daddy."

That's--

That's what he said.

It's him.

I-I know it's him.

He's coming after all of his children.

A spokesman for the clinic

said that they are contractually bound to protect the privacy of their clients

and would fight any legal moves by Ms. Lambert or law enforcement

to open up their files.

While admitting that there was a break-in several months ago,

a clinic spokesman had this to say.

After a careful investigation by our staff,

it was determined that nothing was stolen

and no private information was breached.

Beyond that, we have no further comment.

Go!

The light is green! Go! I have a family emergency!

Phoenix.

San Diego.

Oh, my God.

That's Mandy.

Garrett. I didn't see your car.

You know, you could've used the front door.

Oh, I just forgot something. Oh.

Jennifer will be back any second now.

Aah!

Matt, you were right.

Garrett's been lying to us the whole time.

That's what I've been trying to tell you.

No, but it's so much worse. I think he's the donor.

What?

Connor's donor.

I think Garrett is the father.

How the hell did he find us?

I think he broke into the clinic and he stole the information.

And he's already kidnapped two little girls,

and I think we're next.

Okay, where are you?

I'm just crossing the street. I'm almost home.

Look, just go inside,

lock the door and call the police.

I'm gonna be there in ten minutes.

Hey, does your dad still have his gun? Yeah, he should.

Matt, listen. I'm so sorry.

Look, don't be.

You had no idea.

I'm sorry too, okay?

Babe, I love you.

I'm on my way.

Dad?

Dad, I need your help.

- Hi. - Hello.

Hey. Uh, where are you?

I'm close. I got your chocolates.

Thanks.

You sure you're okay? You sound a little stressed.

No, I'm-I'm fine.

I-I'm just a little antsy.

How close are you?

I'll be home soon. Why?

I-I might take the girls for a walk,

so I might not be here when you get back.

You sure that's a good idea?

Remember what the doctor said.

No stress.

Think of the baby.

We can probably hang up now.

Garrett, whatever you're planning on doing--

I'm doing for my family.

Oh, God.

I just want you to know

this wasn't how I planned it.

I never intended to hurt you.

I just want my son.

He's not yours.

But he is.

And you know that now.

When I lost my wife and kids in the accident,

I thought I lost everything.

And then I remembered

I donated sperm in college.

All I have to do is find the rest of my children

and my family will be whole again.

Aah! Aah!

It's time.

Please, Garrett.

Please don't do this. Please.

Believe it or not, this is the safest way.

For the baby anyway.

♪ Hey, diddle diddle ♪

♪ The cat and the fiddle ♪

♪ The cow jumped over the moon ♪

♪ The little dog jumped To see such sport ♪

♪ And the dish ran away With the spoon ♪

Jenn.

Jenn.

Matt, in here. John.

Oh, shoot.

John, John. John, John. Don't move. Don't move.

You're gonna be okay? I'm okay.

Who did this? Garrett.

Where-- Where's Jenn, John? I found her phone out front. Where's Jenn?

Garrett must have taken her. Where?

To his house.

Across the street? No, no, no.

Where? His other house.

What other house, John?

The one where I originally tracked him down for Jenn.

Check her phone.

Her searches.

Acton?

Okay. I'm gonna go get her.

Matt. John.

-I'll bring her home.

I promise. -Go.

He needs immediate medical attention. I left the front door open.

Okay. Okay.

Calculating route.

Breathe, Jenn.

Just like we did in class. Remember your exercises.

What are you doing?

Garrett, untie me.

I'm protecting the baby.

You need to take me to a hospital.

I'm sorry, Jenn.

This certainly isn't the way I wanted it.

But a hospital is out of the question.

This is what you get for snooping around.

So there's no one to blame but yourself.

But don't worry.

Women have been giving birth from home for thousands of years.

Please, Garrett, no.

Aah! Breathe. Breathe through it.

Breathe.

There you go. Just like we did in class.

You're doing great. There's nothing to worry about.

I've watched every home-birthing video on the Internet.

Oh, my God.

You'd be amazed at how many there are.

But just in case...

we come across any complications...

I'm prepared.

Help me!

You know, I'm never one to believe old wives' tales,

but this tea really did the trick.

Please. Please call an ambulance. Please.

No, we're gonna do this. We're gonna do this together.

No, think about the baby.

Think about Connor.

I know you don't want anything to happen to him.

Of course not.

Okay. So then you should take me to the hospital...

so that he's safe.

That's what you want.

You want him to be born healthy and strong, right?

I know how much you care about him.

Please, Garrett.

I know you don't wanna lose another child, right?

Nice try, Jenn.

You should know me well enough by now

to know that I would never let anything happen to my son.

Nothing is more important than family.

Come on. Come on, come on.

That's right. That's good. That's good.

Big push, Jenn.

Big push. That's it. That's it.

He's crowning.

That's right, Jenn. Aah!

Give me another big push. Give me another big push.

Push through it, Jenn. Aah!

There you go.

There he is. He's coming. Here he comes.

Oh, wow.

My boy.

Oh!

He's beautiful.

-Garrett. -Oh, he's beautiful, Jenn.

My baby boy.

Welcome to the world, Connor.

I like the name, by the way.

I think we'll keep it.

Let me see him.

Please.

Let me see my baby.

I can't do that, Jenn.

Untie me!

Garrett, don't leave me here.

I have to.

It's the only way.

You'll bleed out.

It'll be slow, but painless.

You'll just go to sleep and then never wake up.

The police will find you.

I don't think so.

I've already made arrangements to get across the border.

We already have a nice home set up.

The children are gonna be so happy.

No.

Please Garret, let me see him.

I'll tell him about you.

About how much you loved him.

And thank you. Thank you for our baby boy.

He's perfect.

No.

No.

No. Please.

Help me! Help me!

Shh, shh, shh, shh. It's okay. It's okay.

Shh, shh, shh, shh. Shh, shh, shh, shh.

Oh, it's okay.

It's okay.

I know.

Jenn?

You should be resting.

Shh, shh, shh.

You stay away from me.

You know I can't let you take him.

Go to hell.

I've already been there. I'm not going back.

Now, let me have my son.

He's not yours.

He'll never be yours.

Daddy, get up.

Come on, Daddy. It's time to play.

You promised you'd play with us.

Let's go play.

Where are we going?

You're taking me out here. Chase us.

Oh, you wanna be chased. Oh, you're-- Oh, I got you.

No, no, no, no.

Come here.

Ow.

Hi.

Hi.

Hey, I'm here.

You're here. I'm always here.

Oh, my God. Those poor little girls.

I know.

We'll get them to their parents, okay?

Connor, meet your daddy.

Hi.

Oh.

What do you got? No. No, we don't eat our toys.

Unless we're teething.

I bet we're teething. Huh?

How are my two favorite people?

Hey.

Where's my little guy?

Oh. Look at this one.

Come see Dad. Hi.

He's getting bigger every day.

Oh, look at that smile.

Oh, how's my little boy?

You mean our little boy.

How's Mama?

She's good. Yeah?

Better every day. Good.

Oh, what do you got in your mouth?

What do you got? Is this a key? "I got some keys."

Is that a key? "I like to play with these keys."

Let's go get some more toys. Oh-ho-ho-ho.