All language subtitles for 9-1-1 S04E13

I swear, I already told you everything I
know.

Let's begin by getting a baseline.

Is your name Nora Perez?

You know it is. Damn it! Yes or no?

Yes.

Is today Saturday?

Yes. Then tell me, was it you who
divulged my secret information?

For the thousandth time, no.

Not now, Mom.

Sorry to interrupt, sweetie, but
makeup's ready for Nora. But I haven't

the switch yet. It's okay, honey. I know
you've been trying your best, and

that's all that matters.

I'll pay for my wedding.

I do not undertake the sacred vow of
marriage when the sacred vow of

has been so heinously violated.

So which one of you has been trashing my
wedding online?

Well, sweetheart, I know you wanted all
the details to be a surprise, but... At

least people are talking about it. But
it's too ridicule me. They are calling

a bridezilla. You sent us to a
nutritionist. I was concerned about your

You told her to make sure none of us
were thinner than you today. You sound

you're holding a grudge. Are you the one
that's going online and trashing me?

Sweetheart, the wedding's in two hours.

Maybe it's time we got you in your
dress. Fine. I will kill two birds with

stone. And find a rat in the project.

Hey, girl.

Don't hate Bowman. I still don't
appreciate it.

Is your name Olivia Burnham?

Yes.

Sorry. Well, Aaron, I'm getting in
power.

911,

what's your emergency?

We have several.

Circuit must have overloaded from all
these power cords. Jim, how's our bride

doing? Just a second.

What happened?

She experienced an electrical shock and
packed out.

Is this a polygraph machine?

Um, yeah.

Is it still working? Maybe I should look
at a grill or something. I thought you

were getting ready for a wedding.

It's some kind of reality show.

Not a nasty egg that went on the sole of
a foot from the electricity.

She probably absorbed at least 1 ,800
watts.

Bethany's just a little nervous about a
big day, wanting everything to be just

right. She thinks one of us is a
saboteur, mocking her online,

of you is.

And I'm going to find out who trapped by
Bridezilla 100 % is before I walk down

the aisle. The only place you should be
walking is into an ER.

There's no telling what that current did
to you internally.

So we're going to need to take you to
the hospital for an ECG.

Unacceptable. Because I'm going to be
out in the last few hours.

How's my makeup?

Uh, well, I think they can probably fix
that.

Right, right. We can just paint a new
eyebrow on.

Right? Yeah, I mean, I saw this makeup
thing online and this woman made her

look like a skull.

It was cool.

We'll just do a photo to the doctor,
honey.

Yeah, today you have the veil.

Right. So, the only thing left to
address is snitch.

Sweetie, can't we just let it go and
celebrate the happiest day of our lives?

life. My day.

And I'm not going down the aisle when
there's a traitor in my midst. Oh.

It was me.

I'm trapped by Brightzilla 100%.

I'm trapped by Brightzilla

100%. I'm trapped by Brightzilla 100%.
Dammit, we're not

doing Spartacus.

I actually am trapped by Bridezilla 100
% because have I been in hell this last

year with you.

I always suspected we were too lenient
with you, Bethany, that we spoiled you

too much, but dear God, you're a
monster.

That's it!

You are officially excommunicated from
the wedding. But I'm paying for it! Oh,

the jet's already cleared. I want you
gone.

All of you! Get out!

All I need are new eyebrows and a new
dress.

Yeah, about that.

Sorry.

Good luck with the wedding.

A seven -year -old boy presents with
persistent cough, low -grade fever, and

runny nose.

His parents tell you that he hasn't had
immunization since he was about four

years old and that he vomits after long
coughing spells.

What is your diagnosis?

Well, first, I've listened to his mind.

And depending on that, I would need his
BP.

Time's up.

Pertussis, better known as whooping
cough.

Treatment is microlyte antibiotics for
bacterial infection.

Don't at me.

I was getting there, eventually.

Hi, Mrs. Wilson.

Hi. Hey, Ma. You going out? Picking up
some groceries.

Karen called, told me about that
farmer's market over by the park. Did

how it's going over at her brother's?

Jenny having a good time? Karen said
they're running around like a pack of

animals after a year -long hibernation.

Maybe I'll bring you guys back a treat.

Cookies always did the trick when you
were studying as a kid.

It's so dear for me.

Got you.

Ah! Oh! Ma!

You OK?

Damn back acting up again.

Ma, you look like you're sweating deep.
You got a fever?

No. Honey, just because you're studying
to be a doctor doesn't mean I'm

interested in being a patient.

I will pop a couple of ibuprofen. It'll
pass.

You sure?

Good luck with your study.

Okay.

What's the next question?

Popcorn bucket.

Screen.

Movie.

Movie theater. Movie theater.

How did you get movie theater from that?

You two must have some kind of sibling
shorthand. No, it's called cheating.

Okay? Listen, you know, where's Bobby? I
need my partner. I'm not sure where he

is. He should have been home by now.

Just said he was having lunch with
someone from work. And I thought I was

partner.

I just usually play with Bobby. That's
all. Oh, it's for your own safety. Trust

me. Bobby is the only one who can deal
with Michael's competitive streak.

You'll thank me later.

Uh, there he is.

Hey. Hey.

Hey, I'm sorry I'm late. Lunch went
long. Oh, that's okay. We were just

couple of practice rounds till you got
here. You ready to kick some butt,

partner? I am. I just gotta get these
clothes off. I've been racing around,

a shower, and then I'll join you guys. A
shower?

Yeah, I'll be in there.

The wheat grain is Mother Nature's green
elixir. It can cure just about

anything. Even helps people lose weight.

I believe it.

I'm pretty sure I'd lose my appetite
after a shot of this.

Everything you see here is vegan, non
-GMO, free from wheat, gluten, dairy,

and soy.

So is it made out of air?

Finally. Food I recognize.

And a smell. I wish I didn't. Don't be
scared off by the smell. The taste is

incredible. Savory, sweet, and creamy
all at once.

It's a culinary adventure.

I think I'm looking more for a culinary
walk around the block.

You know, maybe some grapes.

A couple of oranges.

We have Jaffa oranges, Cara Cara navel,
blood orange. Were you looking for

anything in particular?

Are you okay?

Are you okay?

Someone call 911?

Mom?

Are you okay?

Hey, baby.

I'm okay.

Just a little banged up. What happened?
Your mother experienced a freak

-sinkable episode, possibly vasovagal.

A what?

You got dizzy because your heart rate
and blood pressure suddenly dropped.

Did she mention she was also
experiencing back pains earlier?

Her chart shows back surgery following a
car accident in 2004.

Thought she might have been running a
fever earlier.

Henrietta, I'm fine.

Mom, you're in the emergency room.
Clearly, you're not fine. Her

normal upon admittance. I mean, this
could also be dehydration or maybe an

allergy to something at the farmer's
market. Or sometimes people just faint.

That's it?

People just faint? Did you do an echo?

An echo isn't indicated.

She should talk to her primary care
physician about adjusting her blood

medication. Maybe think about making
some adjustments to her diet.

Could help to lose weight and maybe stay
off WebMD.

Your mother's fine.

He was useless.

A complete waste of a doctor's coat.

Which is why I never go.

What do you think? That's better, right?

I think it looks exactly the same.

I just want everything to be perfect.

It's been over a year. It's gonna be
awesome.

Coming! Okay.

Your teacher was thrilled.

No, no, no. Let me get those.

Oh, please. You prepared a lovely meal.
I can help Betty clean up. You can't go

in the kitchen.

Oh, that's right.

We have some business to take care of.

It is so good to have you back.

We missed you.

I'm sorry about your father.

Me too.

I'm just grateful I was able to spend
that time with him.

Still, I know I left you with a lurch,
and I'm sorry for that.

No, no, no, no. You were where you were
supposed to be.

I'm glad you had that time, too.

Christopher seems good.

I know you were worried about him.

He's doing a lot better.

Almost back to his old happy self. And
he loves having Anna around.

What about Dad?

How does he feel about the young Miss
Floyd?

Nice.

It's easy being with her. Anna is
lovely, and I'm glad that you're finally

moving on.

But just be sure that you're following
your heart, not Christopher's, okay?

Deborah!

Happy birthday, Karna.

But my birthday's in March.

I mean, it's just twice.

You got me too, Kate.

I think Andrew's back.

Hey, this is a disturbing number of
candles.

Thank goodness there's a firefighter in
the house.

Thank you, honey.

You okay?

That's the third cup you've had in the
last hour. Not that I'm counting.

More of a guesstimate.

I didn't know it was humanly possible to
feel this tired.

So, G's still not sleeping through the
night?

No, that would mean she would have to
stop crying long enough to actually

Doctor says that it's colic, but... I
don't know.

It's... It's the way she cries.

No matter what I try, nothing calms her.
Well, what about you?

Are you doing anything to soothe
yourself?

I'm just doing my job.

911, what's your emergency?

My mom, she fell, and now she's stuck.

Can you send help to get her out?

What's your location?

We're at home. The Regal Point
Apartments. Okay, help is on the way.

What's your name? Charlie.

Charlie, can you tell me if your mom is
hurt?

Help! I don't know. I'm not supposed to
go out there.

I'm sick.

It's okay.

You did the right thing by calling.
Where exactly is she stuck?

The balcony.

She fell through the floor.

It's like it swallowed her up.

All right, Buck, get up there. I'll be
right behind you. Okay.

That's the audience.

We're on our way up. Get down. Just hang
on tight.

Oh, hi there.

Sir, can we use your balcony for a few
minutes to help her?

Sheila?

Come on in.

I'm going to cook inside.

All right, LASD, ma 'am. We'll get you
out of there.

Okay, Eddie, it's your turn. Head on up.

Hey, how you doing?

I know I put on a few quarantine pounds,
but I didn't think it was this bad.

Well, from the looks of you, I don't
think you have anything to worry about.

You are stuck in there pretty good.

I'll put this rescue strap around you.
Security to that ladder. The rest of

balcony goes.

Stay up here with me. Sound good?

Great.

An awful thing I didn't know to be
afraid of. I'll fill right now.

No need to be afraid. I got you.

All right, guys. Keep setting up the
ladder.

It's okay, sweetie.

Don't worry.

You're done?

Yeah.

Who would have guessed the worst part
about being a single mom is having

to pull you out of the balcony after
you've crashed through it.

That wood looks completely rotted.
Probably water damage or termites. It's

good thing he wasn't out here. This
place is practically falling down around

I can't afford to do repairs, and my
landlord never fixes anything.

Maybe a visit from the fire department
might change his attitude.

Are we looking down there, guys?

Hey, we shored up the balcony as best we
could. We got a platform underneath in

case you fall.

You're not going to fall.

I just have to leave for a minute. But I
got to go let our paramedics in the

door.

You must be Charlie the hero.

I didn't do anything.

That's exactly what you're supposed to
do. You called 911.

I was quick thinking of you. You really
helped out your mom.

That is a great beep. He's 120 over 80.
Copy that.

She definitely cut her leg, Cap. I felt
some blood dripping. We can't access her

until we pull it out.

Okay, let's pry away those rotted wooden
flats, make a bigger opening, then we

lift her up and out. Buck, Eddie, get
yourself on safety line before you head

out there in case this whole thing goes.

Okay, give me enough of a cap around to
pull her out now.

The charms are on my neck. Hold on. I'll
pull you up.

I got you.

All right. Get her on the board.

This looks pretty bad. I would really
tore her leg up. She's getting stitches.

I can't go to the hospital. Ma 'am, a
doctor needs to clean this and sew it up

so it can heal properly. Not to mention
a technician.

No, but... Charlie. He can ride with you
to the hospital. We've got plenty of

room. He has an autoimmune disease. And
the hospital is the worst place for a

sick child.

All those germs.

And I don't really have anyone to stay
with him. I'll stay.

Have the kid around Charlie's aid.

We'll get along fine.

No. I can't ask you to do that. You
didn't ask. I offered.

No, no. I can't leave him. Please.

Hey, Charlie.

Want to help me out with the robes, kid?

Bourbon. His shirt reeked of it.

But Bobby hasn't had a drink in years,
has he?

Not that I know.

But he's been acting strange, distant.

Put that together with a bourbon -soaked
shirt, and I don't know what to think.

Except maybe he's drinking again.

Well, have you talked to him, Athena?

Oh, not yet.

I'm not even sure what to say. Every
question sounds like an accusation.

I can see that you're worried, but...

I gotta say, none of this sounds like
the Bobby I know.

The problem is there's a Bobby I never
met.

The one who lost everything because he
lost control.

Yeah, but he isn't that man anymore.

He thinks he could be.

A few months back, the drunk driver who
caused the pileup on the 710, Bobby told

me there was only one difference between
the two of them.

One bad day.

What if he's had that one bad day?

You're lucky. My mom's a terrible cook,
but your dad's great. Did you order

takeout? I was thinking the same thing.

Hey, watch it. I'm right here.

Oh, no worries. I got it.

Where does your mom keep the paper
towels?

Upper cabinet.

Charlie, what school do you go to? I
don't go to school because I'm sick. We

move around a lot.

I'm not supposed to go out except for
doctor's appointments.

I don't know. All kinds. We're always
going to see a new one.

Sounds expensive.

What does your mom do for work? She
always says her job is to take care of

We're lucky because we get donations
from a funny page.

Mom.

Hey, look who's back.

All patched up.

Hi, Mom.

You cooked for him.

Charlie has a very sensitive stomach.

Figured you'd be a little wobbly when
you got back. Just wanted to make it

easier for you. Don't worry, Mom. I
don't feel sick or anything.

That's great, sweetheart.

Oh, this is my new friend Christopher.

Hi, Charlie's mom.

Bye, Charlie's mom. Bye, Charlie. Bye,
Dad.

Bye, guys.

He's super cool. Do you think we could
hang out sometime?

We'll have to see.

No, Mom, I'm not nagging you. I'm just
checking on you.

Okay, great.

Well, maybe you should.

And she hung up on me.

Take it as a positive sign. Must mean
she's feeling better.

So how are you doing?

Fine.

I feel a little freaked out not knowing
what's wrong with my mom.

Maybe you should take her to see a
specialist.

I would, but I need to have some idea of
what's wrong first.

And that doctor was no help.

He practically dismissed her.

You know how crazy you can get in the
ER.

Not that I'm defending him. I'm just
saying.

He barely acknowledged we were in the
room, Jim.

And when I asked questions, he acted as
if I offended him. Like, how dare you?

I hate to think it, but maybe our
experience would have been different if

looked more like us.

I was a 12 -year -old Korean boy
translating to the doctor on behalf of

mother.

Makes you wonder how bad it is for a
patient who doesn't have anyone.

No one to advocate for them.

That's why people like you and me can't
put all our trust in doctors.

Because they don't trust us.

To know how we're feeling. To know when
something's wrong.

I know something's wrong, Jim.

What you need are some brilliant medical
minds to bounce ideas off of.

Do you know any of those?

Please, sir, you do.

This is what we call the index of
suspicion, where we assess how seriously

condition should be considered as a
diagnosis.

Henrietta. Mom, please.

Just humor me.

Okay, do your work.

A 56 -year -old female presents with
dizziness and intermittent back pain.

patient has a history of high blood
pressure and smoking.

I haven't had a cigarette since before
Henrietta was born.

Still goes on the history.

BP's normal.

Heart rate's a little elevated, but I
could be stressed.

Okay, so why would she be stressed?

Maybe because you keep referring to me
as she.

What about cheating failure?

Could explain the back pain. It would
have showed up in the blood lab from the

hospital. One of the few tests they did
take.

Could be an inner ear problem.

Like, uh, Meniere's disease would
explain the loss of balance and

Of course I can hear you.

Okay, here's a crazy thought.

Huntington's disease?

I hadn't considered that.

Mrs. Wilson, are you experiencing any
other loss of motor function? I did my

nails this morning.

I think they look pretty good.

Has she been around, too?

We haven't thought about Lyme disease,
have we?

Lupus? Multiple sclerosis? Iron
deficiency.

Anemia? Crack that off the list. No, her
limbs aren't sick.

Crack that. Take that off the list.

No, we checked that.

I think we've exhausted our options.

I told you I was fine.

But I do appreciate your diligence.

Mom? Mom?

Mom.

She's burning up. Her heart is racing.

Picking up a hole -fitting sensation
around her navel.

It's definitely cardiac.

Abdominal aorta?

A triple A.

An abdominal aortic aneurysm. Mom, we
gotta get you to the hospital.

You think it ruptured? I mean, if it
did, she... She's gonna die.

There, sweet baby.

How was your day?

Fine, except for the non -stop crying.

That's okay.

Strong men also cry.

Don't they, Gia?

Are you okay?

Something else going on?

It's the way she cries.

Like she's in pain all the time, and I
just don't know how to help her.

The colic.

There was more we could do to soothe
her. God, why is everyone so damn

on being soothed right now?

Sorry.

There you go.

That's better, huh?

You're really good with it.

And so are you.

You've been doing great.

You know what? I have not had a minute
to myself all day. So, are you good with

her while I hop in the shower?

No place I'd rather be.

Right?

Huh, baby G?

Is Daddy?

Yeah, he's too old.

Anything about it?

I don't know. I don't know.

Jenny. Can I help you? Go. I got this.

Yes, you can. I was actually thinking of
having surgery at this hospital, but I

kind of want to vet it first. Vet the
hospital?

Yes, and I have a few questions. So this
might take a few minutes. Why don't you

write this down?

Can I help you? I have a patient,
female, 62 years old. She's experiencing

dizziness, back pain, and orthostatic
hypertension.

We could be looking at abdominal aortic
aneurysm. We need an electrocardiogram

to verify that.

Hello?

You heard her?

Of course. I'll get someone right away.

Echo and EKG show severe deterioration
of the abdominal aorta.

Imaging shows that a rupture was
imminent.

They're prepping her for surgery now.

So she's okay?

They should be able to graft the artery
out.

The surgical team will be by in a few
minutes, go over the procedure with you,

answer any questions you may have.

Hopefully more thoroughly than you were
the other day.

I beg your pardon?

She could have died if I hadn't brought
her back in.

You sent us home with no explanation, no
diagnosis, and barely any treatment.

Look, I am sorry that I missed it.

But the important thing is that we
caught it in time.

And your mother is going to be fine.

We?

You know, when I'm out on the field on a
call, I have a split second to diagnose

a patient. If I'm lucky, I can't run
blood, do an x -ray, or order

an echo.

All I have is what I know and my ability
to listen to what the patient is

saying.

Even with every tool at your disposal,
you still got it wrong.

Okay, what would you have had me do
differently?

Believe them when they tell you that
something is wrong.

Start there.

Play anyone?

I'm not sure. I didn't see a television
when I was there.

Let's just stick to books and toys. No
TV?

He really does need our help. Just
remember that help doesn't always come

form of crane time.

Uh -huh.

Wow.

Someone's feeling generous.

Hey, Eddie.

Can I talk to you for a second?

Yeah.

Don't let him give away the whole house
while I'm gone.

What's going on?

I was thinking about what you said, how
that family supports themselves through

their fund me page.

So I started looking around.

Did you want to nuke them?

I was trying to make a donation, maybe
circulate it on the faculty newsletter.

But I think there's something wrong with
this woman.

That feels like a leap. You haven't even
met her.

No, but I found some weird stuff online.

I think she lied to you.

About what?

That's a lot of fun pages.

There's Sheila and Charlie Burns in El
Paso, Sheila and Charlie Young in

Phoenix, and Sheila and Charlie Watts of
Santa Fe.

Him.

Same kid every time, just with different
last names in different cities.

Charlie did say they moved around a lot.

That would explain the different
accounts in different cities.

Not the different names.

What did his mom say his illness was?

She didn't.

Not really.

Said it was autoimmune.

Well, that's awfully general.

Charlie did say he goes to a lot of
different doctors.

Could be Dr.

Sharpen.

Which is what you do when you're not
really sick. You're just looking for a

doctor to say that you are.

You think she's lying?

Well, we wouldn't be the only ones.

Most of the funny pages were shut down,
but the comments are still up.

This woman is a fraud and a scammer. Do
not trust her.

She's a con artist. Look for money and
attention.

What?

I think she's making her kids sick.

You didn't have to do dishes. You
cooked.

Oh, that's okay.

What do you say?

You want to watch a movie?

May's out and Harry's at Michael's.

We could have a date night in.

Um, rain check?

I just had a really long day. I think I
got a crash.

Hmm.

Is everything okay?

I mean, if something's bothering you, if
something's on your mind, you know you

can talk to me.

Everything is fine.

Nothing to talk about. It doesn't feel
fine.

I'm worried about you.

Athena. I know you have your meetings.

And I'm glad you have people that you
can talk to.

But you can talk to me, too.

Yeah, I know. It's the meetings.

Not the same.

I know.

I could never really understand that
part of your life. But I'd like to try.

Maybe I can go with you.

To your meeting? You have one tomorrow,
right?

That is very sweet of you, but no.

I don't have one tomorrow, but you could
come on Saturday.

Right.

Good. Okay. Good night.

I'm fine, Karen.

You stay there.

I'll call you when I have an update.

You're still here?

You didn't have to.

It's your mom.

Thank you.

For everything.

And... Miss Wilson, good

news.

How you feeling?

A little sore.

But I'm not grateful.

The surgeon did a good job.

You're gonna make a full recovery, ma.

I'm glad to hear that.

But that's not the doctor I'm grateful
for.

You saved my life.

Well, the truth is, I got used to having
you around.

I'm not ready to let you go just yet.

I won't be around forever, Henrietta.
Mom. I won't.

So let me say this.

I am so proud of you.

Henrietta, you're working so hard and
going to school.

Taking care of your family.

I know it's a struggle.

But it is worth it.

Because people like me, we need doctors
like you.

So promise me, no matter how hard it
gets,

You won't get up.

You promise?

I promise.

I guess B -Shift's still out on a call.

Damn, you're early.

Couldn't sleep.

You remember the mom the other day,
Sheila? The sick kid?

Yeah, yeah.

He's not sick.

Not really. She's making him sick.

Probably for years.

One child's in by proxy? That's a big
accusation, Eddie.

I tracked down some people that knew
them before. All signs point to it. The

nonspecific autoimmune disease, the
revolving door of doctors. He's frail.

weak. He's always throwing up.

She's poisoning him.

Poisoning him?

With what?

Eye drops.

I saw them in the kitchen. Eye drops.

Tetrahydrosine could cause the symptoms
that you're talking about.

It can be lethal if it's ingested. It
doesn't show up on a standard toxicology

test. You have to know to look for it to
find it. She's dosing him.

Not enough to kill him, but enough to
keep him sick.

I called social services.

They're coming here to take a report.

Why would she do that?

Well, sometimes it's to gain sympathy.

Or maybe to make a profit.

I found multiple fund me pages.

She's conning people out of their money.

Hello? Hey.

Charlie? You okay?

I think I did a bad thing.

Athena,

come on. You followed him.

Not my finest hour, but I needed to know
where he was going.

Okay, and?

He went to a meeting.

Now that's a great thing, right?

Except he lied to me about it.

So you still think that he's hiding
something?

Maybe not a what.

Maybe a who.

Gotta go. Talk later.

Luckily, you got promoted to captain
when I wasn't looking. We'll leave the

actual available.

Diaz, you call this in?

Yeah.

She's over here. I don't think she's
breathing.

We're here now. We got her.

Do we know what she took? I think it's
tetrahydroglyne poisoning.

Hydra?

She always puts drops on my food.

She thinks I don't see her, but I do. I
just wanted to see what would happen if

I give them to her. I'm sorry.

That's okay.

Didn't mean to hurt her.

The kid's going to need treatment, too.

Same kind of poisoning, just smaller
doses.

For a really long time.

So she was hurting her own kid?

Yeah, for money or attention or
something that doesn't really even

God, that's terrible.

You know, I never thought I'd say this,
but I'm glad she fell through that

balcony floor.

At least that kid will be safe far away
from her.

Yeah.

Sounds like he's better off without her.

your voice tell you guys how much i love
you you're sweet how are things there i

don't hear gian crying seems like a good
sign finally asleep oh that's a relief

hey listen hen just showed up and i want
to hear about her mom can i call you

later yeah yeah we're good here there's
nothing to worry about

you followed me

to a meeting you lied to me I couldn't
understand why, and then I saw her.

That's Rachel Hawkinson, the drunk
driver from the pilot.

Are you sponsoring her?

Look, I am trying to help her. She's
having a hard time finding somebody to

to who can actually relate to what she
went through. The other night, when you

came home smelling like bourbon. That
was Rachel.

She fell off the wagon and called me.
She was still drinking when I got there,

and the bottle spilled on me when I
tried to take it away from her. You're

to have to help me out here, Bobby.

Why didn't you just tell me what was
going on?

Because it's not my story to tell.

I didn't want to violate her
confidentiality. You can tell me what

without telling me who.

All this sneaking around, leaving me in
the dark. Why shut me out? I'm your

wife. Yeah.

It's hard when your spouse keeps things
from you. Trust me, I know.

Wait.

Is this supposed to be some kind of
punishment?

You mean you're keeping this secret on
purpose to get back at me? No.

I don't know.

I decided to help somebody and I didn't
think I needed to tell you about it.

You don't let me in on half the
decisions you make. Like what?

You decided to go back to work without
talking to me about it. Just like you

stopped seeing Dr.

Stanford without mentioning it to me.
And then it turns out you were offered

retirement and you dismiss it. And I'm
kept completely in the dark about it. I

didn't think I need to ask you for your
permission.

You don't.

This is about me not even being a factor
or a consideration.

It doesn't cross your mind to include me
in the conversation or wonder what I

might think.

We're supposed to be partners.

But the truth is you don't want one at
work or in your life. I'm used to doing

things on my own. That's who I am, and
you knew that when you married me.

Well, I thought that eventually you
would start to trust me more, but now

starting to think that you're just going
to always keep this wall up and I'm

always going to feel like an outsider
looking in. Well, maybe you wouldn't

like an outsider if you talked to me
instead of playing this pit -for -tat

Marriage isn't supposed to work like
that. Well, who said this marriage is

working?

We're not partners because that's how
you want it.

What about my mom? Will I see her at the
hospital?

She's a little more sick. You've got to
go to a different hospital. This is your

ride. My baby!

Where's my baby?

Where's my baby?

She'll get out of here sooner.

That kid, it's just lucky he met you.

Yeah, do you want to ride with the kid
to the hospital?

Yeah. Be great.

Firefighter is down, I repeat.

Firefighter is down.

Shot fired.

Shot fired.