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So, Georgina, how have things been since our last visit?

Fine. Well, fine, I think.

Um, it's been a little hard, but we're getting there.

Good. And what about you, David?

Taking it day by day.

And the dreams?

She's been doing really well, Doc.

Maybe we can dive back to med?

We can certainly take a look at that.

It's been almost a year.

And I'm so glad to hear that Addison's grades are improving after losing Avery.

This can all be especially difficult for a trend.

Georgina, how about the drawing?

I stopped doing them.

That's great.

Most relationships fail after a tragedy like this, but I'm happy to see that you

guys are doing so great.

And I think that this move to Florida is going to be amazing for you and the

girls.

So you will have to keep me posted.

We will. And you have my cell phone number, so anything that you need at any

time, please don't hesitate.

If you're ever in Florida.

Oh.

Absolutely. I will take you up on that.

Best of luck to the both of you. All right. Thank you. We'll see you again.

right. Take care.

Thanks, Doc. All right. Bye -bye.

Annie, you sure you don't want any coffee before you leave? No, no, no.

have my water. Thanks.

Mm.

Psychiatric. Really?

Is everything okay?

Yep, everything is good. I just wanted to let you know that I did reduce the

dosage for Georgina, so it'll probably take a couple of weeks to go into

but that should make a difference.

I also called in a 90 -day supply, so you should be all set. But if there's

anything else that you need, let me know.

Okay, yeah, cool. Hey, I just wanted to thank you.

We couldn't have done this move without you. I'm really looking forward to it.

You never know what I may uncover from my past.

Stop by any time, all right?

Absolutely.

Listen, David, I know that losing your twin daughter Avery and your rock band

Eclipse in the same year has been devastating.

Hopefully this move will be a fresh start for you and the family. All right.

Thank you, Doc.

You got it. Take care. Bye -bye.

All right, girls.

I'll see you this weekend.

Okay, so the car transporter will be here by 9.

Movers will be done by 10.

Call me in a minute. All right.

A long drive, please.

Be safe.

Everything's going to be all right.

I'll see you in a few days.

I miss you already.

Girls, give me a hug.

Come on.

All right, baby. I'll see you soon. All right? You behave. Come on.

All right.

Got to go.

All right. All right, girls.

Lock behind me.

All right, honey. I'll see you soon.

Love you. All right. Girls, be good.

Take care. All right? Bye.

Come on, girls.

Get some packing to do.

Come on.

Far better to love

Hey, this is Dave. Leave a message after the beep.

Morning, sweetie.

Call me when you're up.

I love you.

Hey.

I tried to call you earlier.

I was just checking out of the hotel.

I missed you last night.

I missed you too.

So, Jean, you okay?

Jean. Please don't go to the house.

I'm not so sure about this move. Suddenly it's become real.

Listen, honey, we both need this.

Plus, what are the chances of us inheriting a property that was once

great -uncle?

I had another dream.

Look, honey, you're upset.

If you want, I can turn around. I can try to delay the signing.

It was so real. I feel like we're being warned.

Okay, that's it. I'm just going to turn around.

I feel as though you want to forget the past about our daughter.

Our daughter's gone, Georgina.

We will have her memory forever.

But we have got to get over this tragedy or it's going to consume us.

Yeah.

I'm being silly.

You're right.

The past is the past.

Are you sure?

Yes. Yes, I'm sure.

I love you, Dave.

Thank you for being there.

Always.

Look, I love you, all right? I'll call you later.

I love you too.

Bye.

Wow.

Good morning, Mr. Edwards.

Yeah, no, no, no. Call me Dave.

How are you? Good. Well, this is it.

The old Cottonwood house.

What do you think?

Not as bad as I thought it was going to be.

Exactly. The trust has kept up the exterior maintenance.

That's Ralph, the local handyman.

Good morning, Joey.

Good morning, Ralph.

She's a beauty. She sure is.

Here she is.

Oh, my God.

Any antiques?

Come with the house.

No way.

Oh, my God.

thing almost gave me a heart attack.

Are you all right?

I'm fine.

Wonder how that got in here.

I gotta go.

Can't leave my next client hanging around.

Yeah, look, the sun's finally come out.

I will have everything ready for you to sign tomorrow around 11 a .m. That'll be

perfect. Thank you.

Hey, do you mind if I take a look around the grounds?

Sure. This time tomorrow, she'll be all yours.

Thanks, Sally.

Oh, Ralph. Yo, do you have a card?

I do, but I'll have to go grab it in my truck. That's fine. I'm pretty sure I

can keep you busy working around the house. Hey, I'm in. All right, man.

you.

There goes our inheritance.

You're kidding me.

Twice in one day?

Oh, hey. Good morning, sweetheart.

I called a few times. You had me worried.

Oh. Glad to hear your voice.

I'm sorry.

It was just late. I'm really tired. What's happening?

How's the house?

Oh, it's perfect.

Somebody up there is looking down on us.

You know it's almost 10, right?

Shit! No, no, no. I got the signing at 11. Listen, let me get a coffee, and

I'll call you the second I get the keys.

Call the s - I will.

Good luck. I love you, babe. Love you. Bye.

Shit.

One more document, Sally.

Thank you. Thank you, Barry. You're welcome.

And laugh but not read.

Sign right there. Got it.

I think with all this paperwork that I'm buying a small country.

Well, it's worth it because now I'm looking at the new owner of the old

Cottonwood Orphanage.

Back in family hands.

You know, it's funny. You mentioned that the other day.

I never knew this was an old orphanage.

Well, your great -uncle and aunt were not only great doctors, but

They used to care for orphans displaced by the war.

Huh, what do you know?

Thank you.

Mr. Edwards.

Yeah.

Please take care of Cottonwood.

It has a special meaning in my heart.

Of course.

You gotta love these old homes, right?

Thank you.

I'll make sure to get you copy.

Okay.

Dave. Hey, how are you?

Good, good.

Good. I hear the blueprint.

Just walk through.

Tomorrow we start fixing this beauty up.

If you don't mind, I'm going to call a friend of mine.

He's a building inspector.

See if he can stop by for a few minutes. All right.

I will warn you, though, we may need a permit before we can start.

Permit?

Christ, how long is that going to take?

About a week. We can work on other stuff in the meantime.

A week.

Hey, Ralph. Yeah?

What room's this?

That's the living room, isn't it? I don't think they're glad adding up.

Here. I got to remeasure the hallway anyway. You know how these plans change

over the years. Yeah.

That window.

Yeah.

That's the living room. No, that's the living room. That is not in the living

room.

Are you sure?

Yeah. You said you wanted to measure the hallway again, so let's go inside.

This just isn't adding up.

Let me go grab a hammer.

Yeah.

Sounds like it's hollow right there.

Maybe an old doorway?

Yeah, maybe.

Whatever it is, it was boarded up.

Pass me that hammer.

Oh, hold that thought.

Let's see who that is.

Robert. Ralph.

Good to see you. How are you, buddy?

Hey, Dave Edwards.

David, how are you? Nice to meet you. I've just taken over the helm of your

beautiful home. Oh, you see, one of the finest historical homes in the area.

Thank you. Anyway, I picked up your message and I was passed in. I figured

pop in and see what you have to offer. Yeah, absolutely.

where do we start well let me show you around

you

know good skill perfect let's see a pool tonight absolutely

well

just as we suspected termite damage electrical board needs replacing

and there is a Serious issue with the basement.

Christ, what's that?

Thump pump's missing.

How long's that going to take?

Two weeks, tops.

My family comes in in two days.

Looks like we're going to be staying at the hotel a little longer than expected.

You want me to punch a hole in the wall?

Nah, it's getting late.

Let's get out of here. Call it a day.

I was just about to call you. How are the kids?

Excited.

How's the house?

Awesome. Guess what?

I think I found a secret room.

Really? Yeah.

Oh, my God. How awesome.

Dave, please be careful.

I will. Listen, I just stepped into the bar to get a bite to eat. Can I call you

back? Sure. Talk to you later. Okay, babe.

Bye. Love you.

Life trouble?

Only if I don't listen to it.

You want another?

Make it a Jack and Coke. Thanks.

Gave me a heart attack.

Get the shit out of me.

Get a grip, Dave.

Shit's the worst.

Wow!

Look at this!

I know, right?

I couldn't resist.

I punched you in the wall last night.

Look, I came in this morning and picked up that board. There's even a door.

Well, you were right.

This wasn't the living room.

Yeah, do me a favor, man. Make sure nobody comes in here until I've got a

through all that stuff. In fact, can you just type it up?

Yeah, no problem. I've got to pick up my family at the airport.

Last night, can you check the plumbing? It was making some crazy noises in there

last night.

On it. Awesome.

Thank you.

What do you think?

Oh, cool.

Yeah? Come on, get out. Check it out.

Hey, that means you too.

Come on.

Hey, slow down.

It's not ready for you to run wildly yet. Come on.

That's really cool.

Yeah?

Beautiful. Everything you said it was going to be. Yeah.

Do you want to tell the kids now about your little secret?

Sure. But before we begin, I've got to tell you, we had to save the hotel.

A week at Moe's.

Yeah, the inspector found some floor damage.

And some of the lights are just on.

It is what it is. It is.

We just didn't budget on that.

It's all right. We'll keep working on the floors. That way we can move in.

Keep working on the old beauty.

What do you think about that?

Yeah.

Want to check out that surprise?

Let's go.

Oh, it's me.

Is it really a surprise, Dad? Yeah.

Yeah.

It's a secret room. Oh, wow.

It really is a secret room.

Hey, don't touch anything.

Hey, what's that?

That's an old radio.

Wow, look at this thing.

Don't touch it. Yeah, don't touch that, Adam.

It's a typewriter. Grandpa used to have one of these. Oh, who's that?

Who's that?

I don't know. There's a lot of pictures of him. We'll find out.

Yeah.

Are we really going to live here?

We live here. This is our home.

Mommy!

Oh, I

see a foot doctor!

She could bleed out!

Like, strange. I feel like I've been here before.

Maybe in a past life?

Dad,

this is your heritage.

Oh, yeah,

look.

There he is.

It's my great -uncle.

Hey, someone just moved over there.

All right, that's enough.

Come on.

Let's get out of here. Let's get the pizza.

Come on.

Are you all right?

Thank you.

Hey.

How are you feeling, baby?

I am exhausted.

How about a nightcap?

I don't know.

I think I'm just going to take a shower and relax. I have a ton.

of emails to catch up on.

Just one drink?

No. No, you go. You go. Have fun. All right.

I'll be back in an hour.

All right? All right, baby.

Hey,

it's you again.

Hey. Jack and Coke?

You remembered.

Of course. I couldn't forget you.

I'm Dave.

Carly. Good to meet you. But I know you. You just bought that cottonwood house?

Thinking of making it into a bed and breakfast? I could work your job.

Word travels fast in a small town.

No, no, no, no. I'm going to make it my resident home. No, it definitely does.

Listen, in a small town, we know everything about everyone before it even

happens. I'll get you that drink.

Love it.

Thanks.

That's funny.

She said you were a ghost, you know. I love ghosts. Hi, Carl.

Hey, Phil.

Please. Gotcha.

Hi, Mr. Edward.

Yes. You're staying in my hotel right next door.

I'm Phil, the hotel manager.

Oh. Hey, call me Dave. Dave. Pleasure to meet you. Pleasure to meet you.

Would you like another drink?

No, no, no, no. I've got a busy day tomorrow.

Thanks anyway.

Renovating that old orphanage.

I do an MVU.

You know, I'll take that drink.

Okay.

Carly, could you set him up?

Yeah, I got to.

Thanks.

So, how long have you been at the Lakeside Inn?

I'm the longest serving employee.

Ten years.

Wow. Ten long years.

What can you tell me about my house?

Well, there have been many who tried to buy it.

Something always went wrong.

It's not a lucky house.

Some say it's haunted.

Oh, come on, man.

It's full talk. I'm more scared of the living than the dead.

Tell me about it.

Did your estate agent, Sally, tell you that her grandmother, Nurse Jenkins, was

living there up until she passed recently?

Yeah.

Who's Mrs. Jenkins?

She was the nanny of the orphanage.

You forgot to tell me that. No.

Bill.

Glad I chose this cool house for me, sir.

Or did the house choose you?

Well, good night, Dave.

Please ignore that goofball.

It is a small town, all right? And it has a way of making everyone go a little

crazy.

Okay.

You know, there are a lot of empty rooms in the hotel tonight.

You know, I would... Do you seem to let them go to waste?

How'd you get that hotel key?

Phil gives me a key when I work late.

Timing is everything about you.

Ask me about Dad.

No worries. It's on the house.

Thank you.

See you later.

I'll see you later.

Thank you.

Welcome home.

Georgina, you okay?

Hey, good morning, babe.

You alright?

Burning up last night.

I had a dream.

It was so real.

Maybe we should just have a day of doing nothing.

Take it easy today.

No, no, I'm fine. I'll come to the house with you later.

Are you sure you're all right?

I promise.

I promise.

All right.

Sleepyhead.

I lost you for a minute.

Kids running around upstairs.

Huh?

I'm sure it's a daddy exploring.

No, it sounded like a lot of kids. And Addison is outside playing with Amber.

Sweet. Cat made its home up there.

Dave, are you sure you didn't hear the children upstairs?

Honey, listen.

It was Addie. I swear.

It's been a hard move, all right? You're going to settle in. I promise you,

you're going to be all right.

Put it down in the chimney. Cool, hidden treasure.

I want to see.

No,

honey,

you saw the photograph.

Can I have it, Dad?

I'm starting to like this creepy old house.

Dave, really?

Do me a favor. Don't start with me today, all right?

Georgina!

Ow!

Uh, Mom?

Addison caught her finger.

Mom!

Addison, what have you done?

Oh, you're going to need a tetanus shot.

You know, this could be worth something.

Hey, what happened here?

All right, G, clean her up.

She doesn't need a tetanus shot.

Amber, come on.

Georgina! Georgina!

What is it?

Look at it. Check it.

Oh, um... A cat. A big cat went up the chimney.

Jesus, Dave. You scared me.

Come on, kiddo. Get out of here.

Kiddo, I'm 14.

You're never too young to be told, young lady. Let's go.

Lake's pretty beautiful, huh?

Yeah, it's really nice. I love it.

Hey, Amber, there's a pool over there. Can we please go swimming? Maybe later.

don't really feel like digging through a suitcase right now. Come on, it's

really hot outside. And I'm really tired.

Hey,

I haven't seen you guys here before. Are you staying again?

Yeah, just for a couple days while my dad picks up our new house.

Nice. I'm Dawn.

Amber. And that's Madison.

I have to get going, but maybe I'll catch you later.

Nice meeting you.

Finally.

Got the permits.

Did you find anything?

Not yet.

Actually,

there was.

Hey. Hey.

I see you two making a friend.

Oh, Dawn?

Yeah, who am I?

What are you looking at?

Uh, just the history of the house.

I like your new house.

I'm glad you do, babe.

But the house, like, uh... Hey,

can we go swimming now?

Fine. Yes.

Be careful.

Hi, Sebastian.

I missed you at the pool today.

Where were you?

The lake was so pretty.

You should come out and see it with me sometime.

We met such a girl named Dawn on the dock.

I think she's really cool.

Maddie? You okay?

This is my sister, Amber.

Who are you talking to?

My friend.

Okay, well...

Tell your friend that it's late and I want to go to bed.

Okay. Good night Sebastian.

I'll see you tomorrow.

It's late.

I'm out of 3M and you haven't even found anything yet.

these nightmares i've been having lately a man being hanged a

child screaming apparently there was a hanging

a gardener was hanged for killing a child at a local

orphanage and i think it's our house and i think it's trying to tell us

something okay First of all, what is it with you not telling me about your

nightmares? Huh? And no, that has nothing to do with our house.

I didn't want you to worry.

But this time is so different.

I know Avery.

She was calling me to the house.

And then I saw a man being hanged. screaming that the doctor did.

Please, listen.

You need to tell me when you're having these nightmares.

The house is trying to tell us something. It's trying to tell us

happened there.

The newspaper articles.

Didn't they clearly say Roy Low?

Didn't they?

Yeah.

It didn't happen here. It's not even in this location.

No idea why the lights are on at night. Maybe a timer.

You should just go solar. Save a lot more money. We already blew the breaker.

I like the way you think.

Take some cash. I'm with you on that. Yeah, the electric is shot.

Sorry, it's my wife. I love her.

Hey, honey.

Hey, baby.

What's up?

Hey, Addison wanted to stay here with you while I run into town. Do you need

anything?

Uh, yeah, you know, get us a 12 -pack and a bag of chips. Addie can stay with

me.

All right, come on, girl.

Oh, let me get that for you. Here you go.

Come on, hon. Bye.

Thank you, babe.

Yep. All right.

How are you?

Good. Good.

All

right,

what do we got?

Yeah, we're wasting our time with this.

We got a serious problem in the basement.

The sump is completely blocked with weeds.

Yeah, well, I can't have that stench. That job's all you.

Well, don't get lazy on me now.

I'm not.

You're just going to do it.

Of course I am.

Look, when you're done, I got a cold one for you.

Would that stink?

Two.

Isn't Peaceful Creek a beautiful little town?

Yeah, it's pretty cool.

I am going to do some shopping and then I'll pop into the Internet Cafe and

check on you in a bit. Okay, sounds good.

Bye, see you later. Bye, Mom.

Hi. Yeah,

I promise I'm not a stalker. I'm just looking for, um, history on the town. I

can't find any.

Um, I overheard my parents talking last night about some murder that happened

in, like, Royblau, Royblue, something like that. I don't know.

It's Royalo.

It was named after the children of a former city mayor.

Interesting. After an innocent young man was publicly hanged, the same almost

destroyed the town.

Many people stayed.

Many people moved on.

Many people died. But no one knows what happened to the mayor or his children.

Whispers about the ghost of Doyle have them cocooned in hell.

And rightfully so.

I'm sorry, for real?

Search up City of Growth name change to Peaceful Creek.

That's what you'll find it under.

Can you help me?

Ma 'am, is everything all right?

Boy, I saw a little boy.

I'm sorry, but there's no little boy here.

No, I could have sworn that I... Would you like me to help you with anything?

Would you like some water?

Freak accident claimed Dr. Nance's passion.

No!

What are you... No!

Did you find what you were looking for?

Yes, I did. Thank you. This town's got a rad history.

You have no idea.

Hi, welcome in.

I'll be with you in a sec.

Hey, Mom.

What's going on? She's been really helpful.

Didn't I see you at the hotel yesterday?

Yes. I love it there, under the old oak tree.

I have the information Dad needs.

Dad needs?

Yeah. I overheard you guys talking last night.

Well, um, here's my number.

Amber, if you need any more information. Or if Mom needs a sitter.

Sitter? Really?

Thank you very much.

We'll definitely take you up on sitting very soon.

Have a good day, guys.

And it was really cool that she worked there, too, because I got to ask her

questions and everything. I am so glad you got to meet some people.

Thank you.

I thought she was nice.

Oh, Sherlock.

What'd you find out after eavesdropping on me and your father last night?

Sorry, Mom. I overheard you guys talking last night about the house, and so I

dug up some information.

Royaloo isn't that far away.

In fact, we live in Royaloo.

Wait, what?

How can that be?

Check it out. Here.

Mom, are you okay?

You what? Mom, are you sure you're okay? Did you take your medicine today? Yes,

I'm fine.

Something about this house, something isn't right.

Mom.

Mom.

Mom, I think the house is full.

Yes, Dave Edwards.

Yeah, I'll hold it. Thank you.

I didn't know we had a modern -day Sherlock Holmes in our midst. It turns

that the... Wait, wait, wait. Yes?

Mr. Edwards?

I have some good news. All the paperwork's been passed, and you can

with the renovation.

Thank you, man.

I appreciate it. I'll talk to you soon, all right?

Thank you.

I'm sorry, baby. What was that?

Amber has dug up the whole history of our new home, and it's not good, Dave.

What do you mean it's not good?

Did you even take the time to check this place out?

Oh, yeah, I forgot to tell you about Miss Jenkins. Miss Jenkins? I thought

name was Victoria.

What the hell are you talking about?

Look, this figure is clearly a woman.

I think this is Dr.

Oliver.

No, who's been telling you that nonsense?

Our house is not haunted. Amber told me.

Amber? Amber, what the hell are you doing telling her that our house is

It's just a joke. What's the big deal? What's the big deal? She's eight years

old. That's the big deal.

Your dad's right on this one. Under a lot of pressure, as am I.

Please, no more.

Look, okay, I was joking.

There's no ghosts in the house.

They're under your bed.

Dad! Stop it, you little shit. It's enough.

No, no, no, Dad.

Drink your beer. It's on me.

I'm just getting distracted by all of this. But it's all starting to make

sense.

We have a purpose.

What's this about Miss Jenkins?

She's just an old tenant that used to live here. Listen, man, I'm getting over

this. I'm tired. I'm hungry.

Can we just have dinner?

Maybe Amber's right. I don't know.

We are stripping the wallpaper back later.

By layer.

The trick's gonna come out.

I'll order Chinese.

We'll have a picnic in the garden.

Best I can do to lighten the mood.

Alright, thank you.

Alright, let's go.

Look, Dad, I'm sorry. It was a bad joke.

It's alright, babe.

Just think twice before you say something.

Addison's only eight.

And your mom is... It's fine.

I actually feel... I'm not dead here.

The past is the past.

Uh, hey.

I met this really cool lady at the internet cafe, Dawn.

Um, she, uh, literally knows everything about this town and...

She's willing to babysit if you guys wanted to take a night out. You sure

changed your tune.

I don't think that's going to be happening anytime soon. But she's really

knowledgeable, though. She literally told me everything you're to know about

town. Oh, did you know it used to be called Roy Lou? Check it out.

Yeah, it's funny you mention that.

I told your mom last night that I found some newspaper clippings that mentioned

Roy Lou.

Yeah, um, about that. I may have heard you guys talking last night.

Our house might have a checkered path, but we're here now.

The lights are on, and we're going to breathe fresh life into it.

Dad? Yeah, baby?

I think I just saw a ghost.

No, enough.

Amber? Amber, you see, that's why we don't tell jokes about haunted houses.

Mom, there was actually something up there, and it waved at me.

It's probably Ralph.

Or the swamp man.

That's enough.

Enough.

Seriously, stop.

Stop.

No, you too.

Stop. Finish your food.

Or I'm going to come and get you.

No, I'm just going to come and get you. Fine,

I'll eat it. All right.

Here, baby. You guys clean up. Take this for me.

Thank you.

Thank you.

All right.

Okay.

Seriously, I have to tell you, this place is beginning to freak me out.

when I was upstairs, I mean, the door slammed, the window was open. I remember

the other day when I heard those footsteps upstairs. The girls were

playing ball.

I think this house is trying to tell us something.

We're beginning to sound like the kids.

Hey, can you call that babysitter? Let's get a drink.

Honey, are you okay?

Yeah, have you seen that doll?

No.

Maybe Addie had it?

With what happened to her finger?

Maybe the cat dragged it back up the chimney?

Maybe you need to see a therapist.

Good one.

You called Dawn, right?

I was just about to.

Thank you.

Don? Yeah, hi.

This is Georgina, Amber's mom.

I just want to call and say thank you for befriending Amber. She's really

enjoying researching the town's history with you.

Hey, Amber.

Have you seen that doll?

No, I haven't. I'm sorry.

Oh, hey, wait, wait, Dad.

There was something else I wanted to talk to you about.

Okay.

I found something in the internet cafe.

What's that?

Okay, so there was this really old cop, Wexford. You're dealing with old

information from me, Doctor.

He believed that your great uncle, Dr. Oliver, killed a kid.

Come on. No, I'm being serious. There were rumors that, like, circulated

the town or whatever, and nothing was ever proven. People believe the orphan's

nanny... possessed Dr. Oliver and made him commit the crimes. And then she made

him frame the gardener who was hanged.

When they found the kid, skin was missing from off his face.

And then Wexford wrote that the doll had, like, human skin on it.

Do you think that Dr. Oliver was trying to bring back his dead son?

It's all been worthwhile.

In six hours, Doyle will be dead.

It's totally made up. No, I'm serious. No, so am I. It's in the newspaper.

Whatever. Do you remember the name Mary Shelley? Does it ring a bell?

I don't know. Was she like an author or something? Yeah, she was. Yeah, yeah.

She'd have you believing Frankenstein existed.

Come on.

Hey, do me a favor, though.

Don't say anything wrong.

You mentioned that you do sitting.

We could really do with a good night out. I know Amber's 14, but I'd feel a

little better with somebody older kind of watching over them.

I'd love to sit for you guys.

Fantastic.

Are you free tonight?

My schedule just opened up.

I look forward to meeting the rest of the family.

See you at six.

Oh, bad day?

For the show?

Jack in coat.

And what about the lovely lady?

Oh, what lovely lady?

Cheeky.

I'm kidding.

This is my wife, Georgina. Hi, I'm Phil.

Nice to meet you.

Pleasure to meet you.

Same here.

You know what?

Make it a double.

And thank you for the compliment.

You hear that, Dave?

Lovely lady. And don't ever forget it. All right.

Now, our daughter, she's been just doing her due diligence looking into the

history of the house, and she's uncovered quite a can of wine.

Well,

the past is the past.

And the dead can't do anything to you.

I guess I'm just one of the lucky ones.

One must use a lovely lady's womb.

All right.

So, uh... What do you mean about one of the lucky ones?

My daughter witnessed a gator attack that took her friends while they were

camping. To this day, she's not sure what she saw.

That's the reason I stayed here.

She requires medical care. Has ever since.

Any news on the nest?

There's definitely a second nest out there.

How's my princess doing today?

They've found her yet?

A young...

beautiful, adventurous girl crippled by guilt for surviving that camping

incident.

Imagine. I mean, it was her idea.

Well, I guess life goes on.

It's all right.

I know how it's going.

Hey, Carly.

Let me get my tab.

You know, I'm starting to feel at peace here. I don't get the vision, but...

They don't bother me anymore.

It is our home now. I know you're going to make it beautiful. I will.

I know.

Hey, Sally, how are you?

I'm good. Yeah, doing some errands before we get back to the house. This is

wife, Georgina.

It's a pleasure to finally meet you.

The pleasure is mine.

So, I heard you started renovations on the house.

Yeah, going well.

Good luck with everything.

Thank you.

Well, I got to run.

Sure. Oh, before you split.

Is the house on the city line or is it septic?

Septic. The waste used to flow directly into the lake was a biohazard. So the

city took care of it and gave grants to the historic homes that have septic

tanks installed.

Biohazard. Heard some story about a lake creature.

There's no lake creature.

Trust me.

I got to run.

You okay?

Stay around.

Nice to meet you.

Late kitchen.

Really?

Remember that guy Phil?

He told me a bunch of stories.

I'll tell you later.

What?

Well.

Morning, boss.

I had a cancellation this morning, so we figured we'd get an early start.

I will tell you, though.

It's going to take some manual labor because that snake is useless on that

drain. Well, if you need any real muscle.

You've got all the muscle he needs.

I'm going to grab the tools.

I'll see you guys in the basement.

Okay.

I'll take a coffee, too.

Sure thing.

Oh, it's the smell.

It's terrible.

It's horrible.

I think it's getting worse.

I think I see something in here.

What?

That's a human jaw.

No.

Holy hell, that's someone's pee. Oh, my God. I'm out of here.

Dave, you need to call 911.

Oak Street, I believe it is. Yes, yes, yes. Peaceful Creek.

Yes, ma 'am. I'll be here when the cops are right. Thank you.

Okay, bye.

What are you talking about? Who are you talking to?

Ralph found some bones in the basement.

We don't know if they're an animal. We don't know if they're human. Whatever

case is, just please take the girls back to the hotel.

I'll call you as soon as I can. You're scaring me.

Just do me a favor and take the girls back to town. Once I figure something

with the officers, I'll let you know what's happening.

What? Tell me.

You're joking.

You're joking. I'm as upset as you are, but you just take them into town. I will

call you what to figure things out. What the hell are we supposed to do?

I don't know.

Just go to town. Will you do this for me?

We should have never left L .A.

Oh, God.

We have to go to the car right now. Mom, we have to leave.

Why? Get out of the car. Come on. Go, go, go, go, go, go.

What's going on in L .A.? You will find out later. Come on.

Mom, I'm scared.

Mom, what's going on? Is it something with, like, you and Dad or something?

you get in a fight? No, nothing like that. I'm just tired.

Everything about this move.

I'm tired.

Mom,

just tell the truth, okay? Because you're really starting to...

Oh, thank God.

What do we have here?

Follow me.

You won't have to call the medical exam.

What happened, Dad?

Septic tank blew up the house.

It's a mess.

I gotta go over there tomorrow and check it out.

That's what happens when you inherit an old house, sweetie.

You never know what lies below.

Bonnie, what do we have here?

This crime scene is bigger than we thought.

We found human remains.

How many bodies?

I can't tell you that until I get back to love, but what I can tell you, this

definitely the second love.

Pull yourself together.

Okay? I have to make the phone go.

Is

everything

okay? What's going on, David?

I'm sorry about the three -hour difference.

Georgina, she had to relax.

The nightmares are back. The headaches are back.

It's full power. I'm sorry. We're going home.

No, that would be a huge mistake, David.

You have to think of the children.

Uprooting them again?

Please, just give it time. Trust me.

Hey, sweetie, I can do that for you.

Oh, thanks.

What do you guys up to today?

Just the usual.

We might hang out by the pool.

This house has been nothing but a nightmare.

Please, David, be patient with your wife.

Amber, can you take a picture there?

But, Mom, I'm busy. Amber, please.

I'll be back in a minute.

Why?

I'm trying to start a new life with my family here.

No, I'm not.

Oh, boy.

If we do this, we do this together.

Oh, babe.

I just can't put you guys through this anymore.

I've been through worse.

Let's start this new chapter.

Yeah.

When have we ever given up on each other, huh?

Thank you.

Hey, Ralph.

Yeah, do me a favor, man. Get me a price on that septic.

Yeah, I'm gonna re -plumb the backyard.

Am I gonna let this beat me?

Yeah.

Yeah, no, no, I'm okay.

I'll fill you in when you get here.

Thanks, bro.

I'm going to head over to the bathroom.

You should be all right.

All right.

Dave.

Yeah, baby.

I will.

I love you. I love you.

Hey, Detective

Max. Any news?

Good news.

It's no longer a crime scene. Oh, thank God!

You discovered this nest by accident, and now we're able to put closure on the

case and get the remains back to their families.

By midday, you should be good to return home.

Thank you so much.

Mr. Edwards, thank you. If it wasn't for you, we wouldn't have found it.

Thank you, sir.

Looks like we have you all clear to go home.

Apparently we solved the cold case.

What are you talking about?

Remember that guy, Phil?

Talking about that gator attack?

Yeah, well, apparently there were two deaths.

One was underneath our house.

What? Yeah, yeah.

The drawings, the nightmares.

Phil's daughter had similar nightmares and drawings.

Georgina, I'm...

I should never have doubted you. I'm sorry.

I felt it.

The other day at the piano, I saw a portrait of Victoria.

She looked just like me.

Dave? Yeah?

I'm not sure this is your inheritance.

I think it might be mine.

All right, guys, let's grab some breakfast. We've got a big day ahead.

I think it will work out just fine.

When have we ever given up?

Never.

Yes, Daddy, I can see Sebastian.

Sebastian? So it was you who wrote his name on the wall.

No, Daddy, Sebastian wrote it.

Well, isn't he a clever little pussycat?

We should get him a treat.

No, Mommy Silly, Sebastian isn't a cat. He's my friend who lives in the attic.

Amber. What? I didn't say anything.

Well then, looks like we have to buy Sebastian some breakfast.

Come on, girls. Go.

Dad,

Ralph's here.

Dad!

Hey, Ralph!

Nice jeans.

Morning. How are you, man? Good. Good to see you. Good to see you.

Morning. Hi, Ralph. How are you?

Good. Good, good.

You know what you're doing with that drill?

I'm an architect.

I'll show you what I know to do with this drill.

Hey. Hey. Everything all right?

Yeah, I'm good. I'm just texting Don.

Hmm.

Eek of the devil.

Um, Don wants to meet by the pool. Can you take me back to the hotel?

Sure.

about to get groceries anyway.

Give us a minute, baby.

Thanks.

Hey, what's up? So I wanted to let you know I did get a call from that son.

Eddie!

Go off, crazy kid.

So, tell me what happened. What are you talking about?

What do you mean, what am I talking about? Fill me in!

They found an old gator nest underneath the house.

Yeah, looks like we solved a cold case. Are you serious? Yeah!

I knew it!

That was all over the news a few years ago. Yeah, that's what he told me.

Wow, you're going to be the local celebrity.

Put that behind us, okay?

Come on, get to work.

That's so cool.

Hey.

Hey.

Isn't this a beautiful place to just sit and let the world go by? Yeah, I love

sitting here.

So you mentioned you had some news for me?

Do you see that old oak tree?

It's over 200 years old. It's way older than the end.

What is oak?

Yeah, I thought so, but I've never seen all that stuff before.

Spanish moss.

It's an epiphytic flowering plant. It grows on large trees like oak.

It's really common down here in the South. I wouldn't touch it, though. It's

full of chiggers.

So what about that news?

See that large branch right there?

They call it the widow maker.

That's the branch that innocent young men was hanged from. Doyle Grump.

Whoa, that's cool.

Man, if that tree could talk.

It does.

Please don't do this! I didn't do it! Every time the wind blows, you can hear

the creaking branches cry.

Gotta tell my parents about this.

I would just keep this between us.

Remember what you told me about your mom's dream.

It's really cool, though.

Like the widow maker.

It's my new favorite dream.

Hey, ladies.

Nice to see you again, Dawn.

Everything okay? Yeah, we're just hanging out, taking notes. Maybe we'll

dip in the pool later?

I would, but I forgot my bathing suit. Another time for sure, though.

Hey, baby.

Let me help you with these bags.

Hey, Dawn, how are you? Hi, Mr. Edwards.

Dave.

All right, ladies, have fun.

I'm going to head over to the pub.

What about me?

I'm available to watch out if you need.

Sure.

Let's make a night of it. Come on.

Dave.

Do you mind?

I'm already here. Go for it.

Perfect. Alright, we'll only be a couple hours, girl.

Yeah, and there's some goodies and refreshments in the fridge.

Feel free to help yourself.

Bye.

So, how's the new house? It's spooky.

Goofy, I mean goofy.

Dad found a secret room. It's so cool. Yeah, Dad tore down this wall and then

was this creepy old office with this cat in it and no one's ever seen it before.

It's not a cat. It's my friend. His name is Sebastian.

We found this, like, old doll in the chimney that just disappeared.

Well, I would love to see this room. Any chance I can?

Yeah, I mean, I've been dying to spend more time in there.

No, we can't. Dad locked the house, remember?

Wait a minute.

So, Addie, what's inside this secret room?

Look what I found.

Where'd you get those? Their mom.

Why don't we go check it out later tonight and have some fun?

Yeah.

Ah, the best fish and chips ever.

It was.

I think we're going to fit in here pretty well.

Okay, Dawn, this is the secret room.

Who knows how to play hide and seek?

I used to love playing hide and seek as a child.

You guys go hide anywhere in the house, and I'll count down from 20. The first

person found has to give up a secret.

A secret?

Well, we can't play, because Dad says no one's allowed in the upstairs room.

I won't tell what he wants.

Okay, fine.

But only if I get to go first.

Okay.

Amber and I will hide, and you come find us.

They're fine.

I'm sure Dawn's just giving them a...

I still hope the kids are okay.

Well, they're fine, babe.

You're right.

We'll be able to do this more often.

Such a strange man.

Always staring at the children.

Don't you find that odd?

Yes. Yes, I do.

I

said,

do you hear that?

No, what?

Oh, that's cool.

I can't do nothing.

You're made of steel.

This pain and suffering is all I feel.

Need an abstraction just to reveal that pain and

suffering is sure to heal.

Save me one more time.

You'll see.

Ah, go!