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Breathe. Breathe.

Come on.

Just keep breathing, okay? We're almost there.

I feel like this baby is coming right now.

Just breathe and hold on, okay? Don't push. Just breathe. I'm trying, David.

trying. Guys, how much longer?

Just breathe, okay?

What's going on? What's going on?

I love you. I don't feel the baby moving.

I'm not feeling it. Stay with me, okay?

I'm not feeling it. Just think positive, okay? We're going to have our first

baby. We're going to have our first baby, and it's going to be beautiful.

what I need you to focus on, Connor. Just breathe. Is she going to be all

Okay, okay, breathe, breathe. Yep, yep, yep.

Come on.

Come on, come on.

Hold on. You got this.

Just breathe.

Just breathe.

Just breathe.

Just breathe.

I love you, okay? I love you. Get through this, all right?

It hurts. It hurts. It hurts.

You're going to be all right. Push. I feel like I'm going to pass out. You're

going to be fine.

Push. Push.

I can see your head. I can see your head. Give me one more big push.

One big push. Push, push, push. Here she comes.

Okay, I got her. She's out.

Give me a clamp, please. Here she is.

Give me scissors.

You did it.

You did it. You did it. Okay.

I love you. I love you, too.

We're going to take a little walk. Come on, baby girl.

I need suction, please. Quick.

I don't hear crying.

No, she's fine. She's fine. Dr.

Harvey. Heart rate. What's wrong?

Chest compressing.

Why isn't she crying?

Call NICU.

David, what's going on?

Can somebody please answer me? Why isn't she crying?

Oh, my God.

What's wrong?

I need you to breathe. Okay.

I love you.

I'm going to go with her and you stay right here. Okay.

The baby.

What? The baby. What's going on? The baby's crying. I need to go get her.

She's crying.

She needs me. Christian, I need you to wake up, okay? What? She needs me.

having another bad dream. No, I'm not. I can hear her crying. I can hear her. I

need you to stop. Wait, where is she? Did you take her? Did you put her

somewhere? We don't have a baby. Yes, we do, and she's in her

room, and she's crying, and I'm not just going to let her cry.

Okay.

I need you to look at me, okay?

Kristen.

I need you to look at me. What?

Kristen. Kristen.

There is no baby.

Don't you dare say that. Don't you ever say that. I can't take this anymore,

okay? I need you.

I need you to get them help.

I need help?

Yes. I need help? Yes.

Kristen.

Where is she?

Someone took her.

She's in heaven.

No, no, no. She's supposed to be in her room. She's supposed to be in her room.

Someone took her. We have to go. We have to go find her. We have to go find her.

We are not going anywhere.

She died, and she's gone, and I need you to start dealing with that. How dare

you? What kind of father are you? Okay, look.

We will get through this, and we will try again.

No, we won't.

Why? Because I don't... want you in my life anymore.

Kristen, please. You have to understand what you are going through. I'm fine.

I don't ever want to see you again.

I love you.

I want you out. I'm going to get you the help you need. I don't need help. I

just want you out. Get out!

Get out!

This is your fault.

This is all your fault.

My baby's dead. She was our baby.

No.

No. No, she wasn't. She was my baby.

It was mine.

God, please help her.

I should have never married you. Don't throw all of this away.

Okay? Our first kiss.

The proposal in Hawaii. Our wedding the last nine months. I mean, these are

important moments.

She does her nothing.

They're nothing.

And I don't ever want to be again.

Just know that I'll always love you.

Okay?

So we can paint the walls complementary colors, and then we can add accessories

to accentuate the furniture that you already have.

I think she likes you.

Oh, no.

I think she just likes decorating.

What do you think? Would you like to hold her?

Oh, no, no. I don't think so.

It's all right.

Oh, that's important. I have to grab that. Would you mind holding her while I

take it? Oh, sure.

Look at this pretty dress.

Hello.

Hello.

Okay,

let's go see Mommy.

Let's see where Mommy is.

Maybe she's done.

Where did she go?

Where's Mommy?

Where's Mom? Sorry about that.

Oh, how sweet. She really likes you.

Come to me.

Oh my gosh.

She's never done this before.

Come on.

Miss Kristen has to get going.

Do you have any kids?

No. I don't even have a boyfriend.

Well, you would make a great mom.

You think?

I know.

Well, I should get going. I will order the accessories that we discussed, and I

will call the painters and have them come and lay down some swatches. Okay.

Sounds great.

Okay. Thank you.

Bye.

You look so cute.

Oh, thanks.

I'm so sorry I'm so late. I was with a client.

Oh, don't even worry about it.

So, what is the occasion for this fancy lunch?

So, you know how Brian and I have been trying so hard for so long to get

pregnant?

Yeah.

I took a pregnancy test.

And, uh...

And you're pregnant.

Yeah.

Don't say anything, though, to anyone, because it's really early.

No, no, of course.

Your secret's there with me.

Are you okay?

Yes, yes, of course.

I'm so happy for you. I mean, I know you've been wanting this for a really

time.

Yeah.

I didn't want to tell you in the beginning. I just, I thought about it,

I thought, I just didn't know because of, you know, and then, I don't know, I

just, I thought you'd be happy for me.

Of course.

Of course I am.

I would have been so mad if you hadn't told me.

I mean, we're basically sisters, Ashley.

I'm so sorry, Kristen. Honestly, I would have been really angry at you if I

hadn't been the first one you told.

Really? Yes.

You're my best friend.

You should tell me anything and everything.

Okay.

I, um... I actually, I have some news of my own.

Really?

Yeah? You're not going to believe this, but... What?

You... You can't be pregnant, though.

You're... You're really pregnant?

Yes! Yes!

Oh, my... That's... You're really pregnant!

Yes! Oh, my God!

No! I don't... Who? Oh, God.

The last month, I ran into an old college boyfriend, and

one thing led to another, and we ended up living together.

What's his name?

Jeremy. I dated him when I was at UCLA, and you went off to Berkeley for that

year. Do you remember?

I remember the time, but I don't remember Jeremy.

Well, that's probably because I didn't...

tell you about him or talk about him because it was short -lived and it

amount to anything, but I was in Orange County and I ran into him after a

business meeting and we had drinks and then we went back to his place and we

rekindled some old flames.

Oh, you sure did.

I mean, it was a one -night stand. We only had sex once.

Well, you know, that's all it takes.

Is he excited?

Um, he is still suffering from shock.

Yeah, I can imagine.

But he seems really responsible, and he even offered to move in with me during

the pregnancy. I mean, it's complicated, and it's not like we're in love or

anything.

But that's okay, because maybe you'll fall in love on the journey.

Mm -hmm. Okay. You always did love your fairy tale ending.

Always just such a good girl.

Hmm.

Come on, are you excited? I mean, we're like a few weeks apart. Can you believe

this?

I can't. Are you sure you're okay?

Yes, I, um... The miscarriages were really hard, and,

uh...

Having the stillborn was really devastating, but

I've worked through it, and I am a much stronger woman now, and I really just

want to move forward with my life. And I know that you have my best interest at

heart, Ashley, but I just want to enjoy and celebrate these next nine months

with you.

I mean, our babies are going to be best friends.

They are.

Yeah. Oh, my gosh.

This is really exciting. This is a miracle.

It is a miracle.

Wow. It is.

Oh, I'm so happy for you. I'm so happy for you.

Oh, my gosh.

this.

I think you're going to find out if it's a boy or a girl.

I don't know if I want to find out. I think I kind of want it to be a

Yeah.

Brian's really practical, you know. He wants to find out so he can paint the

baby room. But I kind of want to be surprised, too. Have you guys decided on

names?

Yeah. James if it's a boy, Julia if it's a girl.

How about you?

I don't know yet.

I mean, I kind of just want to wait for the baby to be born to decide. I want

to... See my baby and then pick a name.

Interesting way to do it. I saw it on TV.

Oh.

Are you okay?

Yeah. I'm just really tired.

Oh, I know. I mean, I feel like all of my energy is going to growing this baby.

Do you have stomach itch?

Yes. Like, I can feel my skin stretching.

And it's really hot.

So is mine.

Oh, my gosh. Feel it. You can feel the heat. Can you feel that? Yeah.

Have you talked to your doctor?

Yeah, she said everything's fine. It's normal.

Can I feel your clothes?

Sorry, I'm sorry. It's very sensitive right now, and even touching it hurts.

When was the last time you saw your doctor?

I saw her yesterday.

And everything's fine? She says I'm perfectly healthy.

I'm so happy for you.

I'm really happy for you, too.

We have a lot of really amazing times ahead of us, don't we? Yes.

Oh, yeah, we sure do.

Can we keep going?

Yeah. All right.

You know, I told you, that is not how the deal is going down.

Okay, you know what?

I've had enough of this, okay? This is not how I do business.

Oh, so now you're going to threaten me. You're going to threaten me like I'm

some kind of pushover? Let me tell you something. If you continue to... Nothing

I do is illegal.

Everything I do is on the up and up.

Now you're going to threaten my family.

Let me tell you something, you son of a bitch. I will have you arrested.

I will sue you for everything.

You know what? This conversation is over. I'm not doing business with you,

right? So don't call me again.

Hey, you reached Ashley.

Please leave a message at the beep. Thanks.

Hey, baby, it's me. Listen, I'm not going to make it to your appointment

tonight, okay?

Everything is fine, but I just got into a big fight with one of my clients and

he started making some serious threats.

It's nothing for you to worry about, okay? I don't want you to be worried.

So do me a favor and call Kristen, okay? See if she can go with you.

Give me a call and let me know, okay?

I love you.

Are you nervous?

A little bit.

I mean, the next 18 years of my life is about to be revealed right here.

That is very true.

I mean, could it be ballet classes, Girl Scouts, shopping, or

baseball, Boy Scouts, and wrestling?

They all sound pretty good.

Although the girl stuff is a little more in my wheelhouse.

Yeah.

Hello, Ashley. It's good to see you.

Where's Brian?

Oh, he's working as usual.

But I brought my best friend, Kristen. Hi. Good to meet you. Hi.

Nice to meet you. What are you, about two weeks apart?

You know, I see that all the time. Women who spend a lot of time together get

into a rhythm and ovulate at the same time.

It's one of the reasons we see pregnant women together so often.

That's really interesting. I mean, I never thought about it like that, but it

seems pretty true.

So you decided to find out if you're having a boy or a girl, huh?

Yeah. Well, really, her husband can't wait to paint the baby's room.

Well, that's not the only reason. My mother wants to start knitting. She

start knitting without picking out the colors.

A lot of pressure, huh?

Well, so what do you want, a boy or a girl?

Honestly, I just want a healthy baby.

Let's do it then. Are you ready?

Ready. All right. I'm going to take some of this jelly and apply it to your

belly like that.

And then I'm going to place this wand onto your belly.

And we'll instantly be able to see your baby. Are you ready? I'm ready.

Oh, there it is.

Oh, my gosh. I can see my baby.

That's it.

Size looks good.

Everything appears to be there.

There's the baby's head, arms, two legs.

Ready to find out if it's boy or girl?

Yeah, can you tell?

Yeah, give me just a moment.

Okay, I've got your answer.

What is it?

Well... I searched and I searched and I didn't find what I was looking for.

So?

So, it's a girl?

Yes.

It's a girl.

Oh, my God. Oh, I'm so happy for you.

I hope you have a girl so then they can be best friends like us.

Hop on the table. I can tell you right now.

Oh, no, no, no. It's Ashley's day. I want to keep it about her.

Oh, no. Kristen, let's find out. No, no. I'm good.

I want it to be a surprise.

Okay.

All right, then. I'll see you in four weeks, okay? Thanks.

So exciting.

So exciting.

Hello?

Kristen, Ashley's in labor. We're at the hospital.

Oh, what time is it?

It's, uh, it's... 5 .30 in the morning.

Ashley asked me to call you. She really wants you here.

Yeah, of course. I'll be there as soon as I can. Okay, we're at the hospital

she's dilated six centimeters, so get over here as soon as you can. All right?

She'll be so happy.

Bye.

Hey, Jeremy.

Hey, do you want to join me at the hospital?

I could... I could really use your help.

The only time you ever acknowledge me is when you could really use my help.

Maybe you should try spending a little time with me once in a while.

Maybe let me touch you.

So what, I'm not giving you enough attention?

No, I mean, you could be giving me a little more. Hey, yeah, Jeremy, that

the deal.

Did you think something more was going to come of this?

Yes.

What do you think I am, a robot?

I have feelings.

You have feelings for me?

Yeah.

Yeah, right. Okay. What's so wrong with that?

Did you really think that this was going to turn into something?

Not at first, no. But, I mean, we've been sharing a house and a bed.

Yeah, maybe I thought eventually we might develop some kind of chemistry.

But you're making that real hard to do. Oh, my God.

You've got to be kidding me.

You're not really thinking about me or us. You don't even really like me.

You're just thinking from below the belt.

No, I'm not.

Jeremy, you used me for sex, and now I'm using you. That's it.

Nobody uses me.

Well, I am.

So get over yourself.

Oh, my gosh. I thought you would never make it.

Well, I broke about ten traffic laws to get here.

Oh, my God.

How are you doing? How are you feeling? The contractions are really starting to

get bad.

Oh, my God. Here comes another one.

It's okay.

It's okay.

Oh,

good job, man.

Oh, good job.

Good job, man. How about you?

You look like you're about to pop. Oh, yeah, not quite, but I think soon.

Well, you know, you're already in the hospital, so just in case. Yeah, it's

true. Oh, my gosh, wouldn't it be amazing if our baby had the same

You know,

hurry up and push it out already.

Brian. I'm just kidding.

I'm just kidding.

But she's so sensitive.

Of course I'm sensitive. Our future's about to come out of my body.

Oh, okay. Oh, my gosh.

I can feel it. Okay, I feel it. I think it's really coming now.

Yes, now, now.

Hold on.

I'm going. I'm going to find the doctor. Be right back. Oh, my gosh. What can I

do? What do you want me to do? Just hold my hand. I'm scared.

I'm so scared.

Don't be scared. I'm here. I got you. You're going to be fine.

No, no, no.

Ashley, Ashley, don't even think like that. I have gone over my pregnancy a

hundred times in my head, and it's less than a one percent chance for it to

happen again.

You're more likely to be struck by lightning.

Well, I was struck by lightning once when I was six.

Not exactly, but it was really close.

Okay, yeah. Well, it seems like you're well enough to make a joke.

Anything to make this pain go away.

I found the doctor. I got the doctor. The doctor's here. Hello, Ashley. I

it's time.

You think?

Everything's going to be just fine. Let's welcome your baby girl into the

okay?

Okay, all right.

Let's see what we got here.

Oh, you're dilated 10 centimeters. You're definitely ready.

Okay? Here we go.

You ready?

Okay, start pushing.

Come on.

Oh, good job, honey.

A couple more hard pushes, her head's going to be out.

Come on. We can see the head. We can see the head.

Oh, she's almost here. She's almost here, baby.

Ready? Feel it?

Push. Now, bear down. Go. Push as hard as you can.

Come on, she's coming.

Oh, she looks really healthy.

Here she comes.

Oh, my gosh.

All right.

Good job.

It's over.

It's over.

Are you okay?

Yeah, yeah. No, I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm so happy for you. You did

great. I can't really imagine what you're going through. No, no, no. I'm

right. I'm okay.

You know, I'm going to be here in a few weeks. It's going to be great.

We want skin on skin.

Here we go.

She's so beautiful.

growing so fast.

I know. I can't believe how much she's changed in only two weeks.

My mother's going to be so in love with her.

Hey, do you want me to come to your mom's with you?

Oh, my gosh. Thank you so much. I really appreciate that, but you have to rest.

I know, but honestly, I feel great.

I'm sure you do, but you need a rest. I promise you, you're going to need the

rest. Oh, yeah.

I really should take it easy.

The baby's been living a lot lately.

Oh, isn't that the best?

Oh, my gosh.

And I'm going to be back before your due date, and if the baby comes early, I'll

get in the car and I will come right back, okay?

Okay.

Thank you, sweetie. I'm so lucky to have you.

I love you. I'm so excited for you. Because you're going to have a little

You excited?

Yeah.

Hey, promise me that you'll call in often.

I promise.

Promise me that you'll drive safely?

I promise.

Promise me you won't be pressured by your mother to never come home. Brian!

serious.

She's going to spend the entire time trying to convince you that you and

would be better off spending the first 18 years of her life living at her

Do you actually think I would do that?

Seriously. I mean, she's very persuasive.

You do remember she almost destroyed our wedding.

Yes, but I was a lot younger then.

Now I'm a mom.

Got kids, and, you know, we're on equal footing.

Your mother will never see you as her equal. You will always be her little

Quit worrying, okay?

Julia and I are going to be back in just a few days, and you're going to have

all this peace and quiet to get so much work done.

We're going to be back before you know it. Everything's going to be okay.

Promise?

Scout's honor.

That you won't move in with your mother. Okay, I have had enough of this

conversation. You're really starting to scare me.

Just say bye to us. Let us go.

Before my mom calls 911.

Okay.

Bye.

Bye.

Hey, babe.

Hey, how's the drive? You okay?

It's good. I'm almost about to get on the freeway.

Oh, okay. Well, how about you stop by my house? I want to give you a big hug if

you can put your arms around me. And I have a gift for you and Julia.

You do?

Yeah, I just didn't have time to wrap it before the baby came, but...

I think it'll be something that you can use at your mom's.

I don't know. I told her that I'd be there at 5.

Well, all you have to do is just jump off the freeway. I'll meet you in the

driveway. It'll only take a few minutes.

Doesn't look like there's much traffic.

Please?

Okay, I'm going to come in and hug your neck just for a minute, and then I have

to go.

Okay, all right. I'll see you soon. Okay, bye.

Have you heard from Ashley?

I mean, she was supposed to have been here over an hour ago.

Well, maybe she stopped for gas, you know, or to eat, or to breastfeed.

For an hour?

By herself?

I don't think so.

Doris, I'm sure she's fine, okay? Look, the reception is really spotty on the

101 North Ascent of Barber, so she'll call you when she gets reception, okay?

I hope so.

You know, I just don't like her.

You know how she is.

It's always so punctual.

Well, now she's on baby time.

I know. Just do me a favor. Call me if you hear anything.

I will.

Okay? And don't worry.

She's fine. She can take care of herself.

I know.

Okay. Bye.

Hey, you reached Ashley. Please leave a message at the beep. Thanks.

Hi, sweetie.

I thought you were going to call me when you got to your mom's. I really need to

talk to you.

Oh, I think this baby is coming.

I mean, I can feel it. Maybe tonight, maybe tomorrow.

I don't know. I'm just... I'm excited, but I'm scared, and I really need you to

calm my nerves. Can you call me back when you get this?

Okay, I love you.

Okay.

Just hold on a few more days, and then Ashley will be back.

Huh?

Nothing. Just keep watching the game.

Go,

go, go, go, go, go, go, go. Come on!

Bryant, I'm really worried now.

She is still not here.

Well, I'm looking at the 101 on my computer, and there aren't any

There isn't even any traffic.

Was she going to stop and see a friend first?

No, she was driving straight to you. Damn it.

I told her to be careful.

Don't worry, Brian.

This is not like her at all.

Well, she has the baby.

You know what? We need to call the police now.

Yeah.

Look, I'm going to head out and look for her, okay? I'm heading out, too.

Doris, don't.

Listen to me. My daughter is missing.

My knee is not going to stop me. I can still drive.

Doris? I'm going.

You just get in the car and you leave from where you are. I'm leaving from

now. I'm going to do that now, okay? Just stay in touch with me.

Hello, Brian.

What are you doing here?

We have some business to discuss.

No. I'm done doing business with you. My associates and I, we don't take threats

lightly.

You're the one who threatened me.

Let go of my door.

This conversation is over.

I don't think so.

Please.

Not here.

Not now.

No.

We're ending this now.

Time to pay up.

Something's wrong.

I know something's wrong.

Come on, baby.

Come on, baby. Where are you?

Ashley, no, no, no, I haven't. Have you?

No, nothing. I've been trying to reach her.

Oh, God, I hope she's okay. I hope you came here first.

Who? What are you talking about?

Nothing. I gotta go.

Bye.

Yes, hello. I called up earlier, okay? My wife has gone missing. I reported her

missing earlier this evening.

Yeah, she's with my two -week -old infant.

No, she hasn't called me. I haven't talked to her in hours.

Bye.

Honey, where are you?

Hi, excuse me. Have you seen a blonde woman with light eyes and a silver SUV?

Has she come to the gas station?

Guys, how are you?

Have you guys seen a blonde woman come here in the past?

Outward 2. I got me a silver SUV.

Light eyes, really pretty. She's like a star.

Come on, baby.

Where are you?

Hi. I'm looking for my wife. She's blonde.

She's got white thighs. She come in here.

That's like Outward 2.

Pretty blonde girl.

Hi, my name is Brian Thompson. I reported my wife and my infant child

this morning.

Does your wife drive a silver SUV?

I think you better come with me then.

Why don't you pull over by that ambulance right over there?

Please, God, let it not be her.

Oh, my God.

That's my car.

Is my wife in there? Where's my baby?

There's a woman in the car, but no baby.

I want to see her.

I want to see my wife.

Let me by.

Sir, stop.

You can't go down there. Let me through to see my wife.

Stop him.

Can we get her out of the car, please?

Can we get her out?

Mr. Thompson, I'm so sorry, but your wife didn't make it.

No, no, they can't be.

Where's my baby?

Where is she?

There was a baby?

We didn't see a baby. Yes, she's only two weeks old. She was going to visit

grandmother. I mean, the windows are all blown out. She could have blown out of

the car.

You didn't check this area yet? What are you waiting for?

Jay, get your people to fan out.

Look. for a baby.

She must be down here somewhere.

Can we take her out of the car, please?

I mean, we can give her CPR.

We can bring her back to life.

She can't die. She just had her first baby.

She can't leave us.

I'm so sorry, Mr. Thompson.

I'm saying, please come back to me.

Hello?

She's dead.

What? Who's dead?

Ashley.

Ashley's dead.

What? What are you talking about?

Her car drove off the road into a ditch and... She's dead. Ashley

didn't make it.

What?

Oh, my God.

No, no, no, no, no.

Where's Julie? Is Julie okay?

They haven't found her yet.

What? Well, she must have flown out of the car.

They've been looking for her little body all night long.

God, I can't believe this is happening.

Oh, my God. I just can't.

Oh, my God.

Ashley.

I'm sorry, Kristen. I shouldn't have talked to you about this until after

had your baby. It was really stupid of me.

and of course you should have called me.

I just don't know what to do.

I'm so confused.

Have you called her, Mother?

No. I haven't been able to get a hold of her. She's not picking up.

Okay, we need to just hold it together, especially for Julia.

I know, I just... It feels like I'm going to die.

Well, you can't give up right now. You have a child.

What if she's dead?

They'll find her. I know they will.

I mean, babies are strong and they're resilient.

And right now, all you have to do is get off the phone, pull yourself together,

and you do whatever you have to do to find that baby.

You're right.

You're right, Kristen.

Thank you.

I'm sorry.

Ashley was in a car accident.

She's dead and they can't find the baby.

Brian told her not to go.

What the hell are you trying to say?

I'm saying she should have listened to her husband.

You thoughtless bastard.

How could you be so insensitive?

She's dead.

Ashley's dead. My best friend is dead.

Sorry.

Mr. Thompson, may I speak with you?

Yeah, sure.

I guess.

When was the last time you saw your wife?

Uh, yesterday. She left the house to go and visit her mother.

It was around 1 p .m.

And how was your relationship?

What do you mean?

Were you on good terms?

Yeah.

She was my wife.

I mean, we never even fought.

We just experienced the greatest day of our lives. We gave birth to our first

child. Why are you asking me this?

Because, Mr. Thompson, there are no skin marks.

So?

And your wife's car doesn't show the damage of a vehicle that went off the

at high speed.

I don't understand.

Would anyone want to hurt your wife?

No.

No. But?

Please, Mr. Thompson, any information you have will help me and will

help you.

My little girl. No, I'm going to see my girl.

No, no, no. I've got to see my girl.

Where's my girl?

I'm going to see my girl.

Brian, I'm going to see my girl. Which one?

Brian, she's okay.

Tell me she's okay.

She's okay.

She's okay.

She died, okay?

The car drove over the edge of the road and she didn't make it. No.

I went and I looked at her.

I looked in her eyes and she was gone. No, Brian. She's gone.

I want to see my girl.

I want to see my girl, Brian.

Brian, I got to see my girl.

I'm sorry.

The baby. The baby. The baby. The baby's okay. The baby's okay.

We haven't found her yet.

We're still looking for her.

No, no, no, no. This is not happening.

No, no, I've got to see my girl.

Oh, my God, no, no, no, no. Not my baby.

No, my baby. No.

Not my baby.

Mr. Thompson, do you know anything that could help me understand what happened

to you?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Mr. Thompson, I suggest you go on home.

I'm doing everything I can to find your daughter.

Really?

You expect me to go back to Los Angeles and wait for a phone call?

Yes. Our entire police force is on this case.

My wife is lying in the city morgue.

My daughter's missing.

My mother -in -law's in the hospital.

And you want me to go home?

I'm sorry.

And on top of that, I'm a suspect.

Please, Mr. Thompson, you need to understand that we all... I understand.

I understand that you're so desensitized you can't even tell how disturbing this

is.

I'm going to find out who did this to my family.

Mr. Thompson, please.

Let us handle it.

Do what you want.

But I can't sit home and wait.

I'm sorry, baby.

I'm so sorry.

Detective Brewer.

Hello, Detective. This is Brian Thompson.

Hello, Mr. Thompson.

There's something I should have told you last night.

Okay.

Last night, a business associate of mine came over to the house and... Punched

you in the nose?

Yes, ma 'am.

Why didn't you tell me this before?

Because I'm scared of the guy, okay?

Do you think this associate might be capable of killing your wife?

No. I don't know. Until now.

That's why I didn't say anything.

But since it appears that my daughter has been taken, maybe he killed my wife

and he took my daughter.

That's very rare.

Usually when there's a business dispute, they'll come after you, but they'll

leave your family alone.

Well, maybe he did.

Okay, so please, if I give you his information, will you make sure that he

doesn't have my baby, please?

Why would he take your baby?

Because punching me in the face wasn't good enough.

All right, just text me all his information, okay, and I'll look into

Okay. Thank you, detective.

Hi, Brian.

I just, I wanted to check in.

How are you doing? I'm really worried about you.

I'm not good.

I mean, I don't know what to do or where to look.

The police are on it, but my daughter's missing and Ashley's dead.

I know. I know. I'm so sorry. And I wish that I could be there right now, but I

am actually currently in the hospital and they're going to induce labor today.

No, you should focus on your baby.

Yeah. Yeah, I know. I just, um... I want you to know, if you need anything,

please call me. Anytime.

For anything. I am here. Okay?

Thanks, Christy.

This is where you live.

This is your new home.

Oh!

Hey! You guys!

Oh, my God!

Thank you so much!

How sweet!

I can't believe you found me here.

Now you can.

I know. Oh, big stretch, big stretch.

Oh, she's so beautiful.

You're so beautiful.

I can't believe you're here.

You're just so beautiful.

I'm going to go.

Well, I thought after nine months maybe you would have a change of heart and

stick around.

That wasn't the deal.

What, you don't have a heart?

No, I do.

Just not for you.

I'm going to get back with my girlfriend.

I thought you said you left her. I did. She wants me back.

Well, what about our baby? You've got to be kidding me.

No, I'm not kidding.

You are insane. No, okay? No, I'm done. We're even. I've done my part.

I'm out of here.

Yeah, we are even. And go ahead, go. Get out of my house and don't come back.

I won't.

We'll be fine.

There are no words to describe our grief.

I understand that.

But we're here together.

We're hurting.

We're worthless. We can't describe it.

We can't make sense of it.

But we're here for Ashley.

Let's comfort each other in our grief.

Let's take the time to hug and cry.

and take care of each other.

I can't explain any of this. I can't tell you why she died the way she did.

But I do believe that God is crying with us.

I believe that each time we share our feelings about the loss of Ashley,

God is there with us.

Let me read to you a passage from the Bible.

I'm sorry.

God is our refuge and strength and ever -present help in trouble.

Therefore, we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains...

Hello, Kristen?

David, what are you doing here?

Don't you remember?

Ashley and Brian were my friends, too.

So who's the father?

That's none of your business. That is absolutely my business. We're still

married. In fact, you never got the marriage annulled. It was one of the

that you just glossed over when you left me.

What is the difference? You know we're not married.

How could you do that to me? After all those years together, you just... You

dumped me?

Didn't you have any compassion for what I was going through? You are disrupting

the funeral.

I don't care. Well, I do.

Who is the father?

How did you get pregnant so fast?

I slept with some guy. I wanted a baby, so I screwed a guy and I got pregnant,

okay? This is a lie. It is in the medical records that it is not possible

you to give birth anymore. Oh, really? So how did this happen? Look, I don't

know. But something strange is going on, and I'm going to find out.

What is that supposed to mean?

You had no right to do what you did to me. To take everything I own, to change

the locks in Hawaii.

Oh, God, David.

You're fine. You have plenty of money. Don't you get it? It's over.

We're over.

And I never really loved you, so there's that.

What you did to me was despicable, and I'm not going to let you forget it.

Oh, really?

And what are you going to do about it?

You can't force me to be with you, and no judge will ever rule in your favor

that I have a baby.

Move on, and stay the hell away from me.

Choo -choo.

Choo -choo.

Choo -choo.

Cha -cha.

Boop, boop, boop. Are you doing some splits?

Ready for spin?

Woo!

Oh!

Are you having a good day?

Should we go get some lunch?

Yeah. You know what?

I love you to the moon and back.

Let's go inside.

Hello.

You hungry?

Mm -hmm.

Me too.

I'm ready for some lunch. Hey, Anna.

Yes? Hey.

Hey. Did you have fun at the beach? We did, huh?

Yeah. Well,

I made your favorite peanut butter, but you must be thirsty.

Do you want to take some more? Yeah.

I made your favorite peanut butter.

I wonder who that could be.

Coming.

Hello. Can I help you?

Hello, Ms. Anderson.

I'm Detective Janine Brewer from the Paso Robles Police Department.

Yes, I remember you. What are you doing here?

Hawaii is very far away from your jurisdiction.

Well, may I come in?

I can explain.

Yes, of course. Please come inside.

You have a beautiful place.

Oh, thank you.

Come on this way.

Now, how can I help you?

Yeah, you could help me answer some questions about the death of Ashley

and the disappearance of her daughter, Julia.

Yes, of course. I mean, do you have new information? Any new leads? I mean,

there must be a reason that you came all the way out to Oahu.

Well, it's been three years and the trail ran cold.

Yeah, too bad.

Until now.

What do you mean?

Well, we confirmed that Ashley didn't die from the accident.

She didn't?

Nope.

Well, how did she die then?

She was poisoned.

What?

She was po... I mean, who would do such a thing?

Well, I was hoping that you'd help me answer that question.

I mean, you could have called, you know. I mean, you wanted a vacation.

No, no. This time I'm here strictly on business.

Anna, could you take Anna and get her cleaned up while I speak with the

detective? Thank you.

Why don't we talk outside?

Okay.

So there are several men in Ashley's life whom I think could have harmed her.

But I wanted to get your thoughts because I know how close you two were.

Oh, yeah, sure.

So what about her husband, Brian?

Well, Brian certainly had his demon.

Before he met Ashley, he had a really bad temper.

But he learned to control it, and there were only a few times I found his

behavior shocking.

Interesting. And what about your ex -husband?

My ex -husband?

Yeah, David Anderson.

What about him?

Did you know that he had a relationship with Ashley before you two got married?

What?

No, I don't know what you're talking about.

Why do you think he came to the funeral?

Because we were all friends before I left him.

Maybe.

But he confessed to us that he was secretly in love with her for years.

Wow.

Well, that actually makes a lot of sense.

I'm glad I threw him out when I did.

And what about Jeremy Moore?

How do you know him?

Vanderson, I've been working on this case for three years.

I know everything about you.

Now, what about Jeremy? What about him?

What motive would he have for killing Ashley?

I don't know. You tell me.

This is ridiculous.

He wouldn't do anything like that.

Did you know that Mr. Moore was in state prison for five years on manslaughter

charges?

Yeah. He beat up a guy at a bar and just left him for dead. He would have gotten

murder, but he claimed self -defense.

Of course, there's defending yourself, and then there's kicking a man in the

skull so many times that it's broken up into a million pieces.

Why wasn't Mr. Moore listed on Emma's birth certificate?

Because he didn't want to be. That's why.

He never had any intention of being Emma's father.

You seem nervous.

Well, that's because I feel like you came all the way out here to interrogate

about my best friend's murder.

I didn't say I was here to interrogate you.

I said I was here to ask you some questions.

Do you feel interrogated?

Are you hiding something?

No. No. I'm not hiding anything. I just don't know what you want from me. I

mean, it's been three years.

Why can't you just let Ashley rest in peace already?

It's unfortunate that this case has taken so long.

But we haven't found Julia.

Well, maybe you didn't search the ravine well enough. We scoured that ravine.

Every inch of it.

Julia was abducted. Well, then you should have put roadblocks all up and

the 101 and searched every person's car.

Speaking of the 101, why were you with Ashley that night?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Well, we recently found surveillance video that shows you and Ashley at a gas

station in Santa Barbara off the 101.

Ashley came over to my house, and then she went to her mother's, and that was

the last time I ever saw her.

Oh, come on, Kristen.

I have proof that you were with her that night. I want you to leave right now.

Why? I'm just asking questions.

What it sounds like you're doing is accusing me of killing my best friend.

know, it's funny.

That doesn't look like you or Jeremy.

All that blonde hair.

Have you never heard of a recessive and dominant trait?

That's right.

You were a double major in college.

Chemistry and biology.

Yeah, so?

So you know a lot about chemicals.

I'm an interior decorator now, so any knowledge of chemicals that I had during

college is long gone.

Are you familiar with the term ethylene glycol?

No. Why?

Maybe you know about its more common name,

antifreeze. Everyone knows what antifreeze is. What are you getting at?

Well, you bought antifreeze two weeks before Ashley died.

Why would you need antifreeze if you live in Southern California?

Because I wouldn't buy antifreeze. I don't need antifreeze, and I don't know

what you're talking about. You are lying.

And I want you the hell off my property.

Well, thank you for your time.

And enjoy your day with your daughter.

What did you find out?

Anything?

I acquired this.

We'll take this cup over to the DNA analysis lab.

Well, how long will that take?

Honolulu Lab is pretty state -of -the -art, so it shouldn't take more than 24

hours.

And I'm going to ask Honolulu PD to park a unit in front of here to keep an eye

on her while we wait.

I can't believe this is happening.

No, but we're doing everything in our power to find Julia, right?

What if we're wrong? What if we're totally off base?

Then we keep searching.

And we won't stop until we find her.

I'm just so tired.

I know you are.

But we're doing this for Ashley, love.

And especially for Julia.

And one day, you're going to tell your little girl that you searched for her

every day for three years.

And that is going to mean everything to her.

You're right.

It's just hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

I know.

I know.

I'm going to go back inside again.

Okay.

I'll see you later.

Okay.

I miss you so much.

Mommy, where are we going?

Do you want to go on a trip with

Mama, Emma?

Yeah? Why don't we go visit a friend of Mommy? We'll go on an adventure.

But...

Be very sneaky.

Can you sneak out with me?

So were you able to work through the night? Well, you wanted a rush job.

what you got.

I really appreciate that, Bailey.

All right, let's see what we got here.

Okay, so based on the DNA you provided of baby Julia and the DNA analysis of

three -year -old Emma, they're the same child.

I knew it!

You seem pretty happy about that.

Sorry, I've been working on this case for three years, and finally it's going

be over.

Well, take this report for your case files.

I'm glad I helped. You helped a lot. Thank you.

Brian, I've got the DNA report.

Oh, my God.

It's a match.

Really? Yep.

99 % accuracy.

That means the...

Kristen had Julia the entire time.

Brian?

Brian?

Hello, Detective?

What happened to Brian? Is he okay?

Hold on.

How could I be so stupid?

She was right there the whole time. How could she do this?

Ashley was her best friend.

Let's not worry about why right now.

Let's just focus on getting Julia back.

Can we go there now?

I'm going to family court to get a subpoena, but it's going to take a few

But we don't have a few hours.

Yes, we have a few hours. We've waited this long. I'll let you know.

Wyatt, we've been waiting for three years.

We can wait a few more hours.

Why? I mean, don't you realize this means that she's been faking it the

time?

You mean she was never pregnant?

No, of course not.

But why would she do something like this?

Because she hated Ashley?

Because she couldn't have a baby of her own? Because she's crazy?

But who knows?

We don't have time to wait.

We have to go get Julia now. She's not stupid.

She must have realized the second she saw Brewer that she was out of time.

No. No, Brian. We need to just wait and let the police handle it.

The same police that took three years to find my little girl?

But I'm afraid we might get Julia hurt.

I'll make sure that Julie is safe.

Brian.

Thanks, man.

Kristen!

Kristen!

Open this door!

Kristen?

Open this door.

Mr. Thompson, what are you doing?

Where's Kristen? Where's my child? I don't know. She left.

Kristen?

Kristen, where are you? Mr. Thompson, what is going on?

Kristen?

Mr. Thompson?

Kristen?

Mr. Thompson?

Please tell me what is going on.

Where did she go?

I don't know. She left last night. With the baby?

Yes. Damn it.

Mr. Thompson, where are you going?

Great job, genius.

She slipped out right under your nose. Were you sleeping?

Yeah, she's gone. She left last night with my daughter.

Detective Brewer.

Kristen and my daughter are gone. What?

Brian, how do you know this?

I'm at the house now.

I told you not to take the law into your own hands.

What are you going to do, arrest me?

Mr. Thompson!

I think she went here.

This is from our honeymoon with Mr. David.

It's called the Makapulai House.

It's on the south side near Diamond Head. I heard her mention it last night.

Did you hear that?

Yes, but Brian, look, she could be anywhere on the island. She could have

Well, I'm heading there now.

Just call TSA. Make sure she doesn't get on a plane. I will, but I'll meet you

there and wait for me.

We're going to the lighthouse.

Should we do our twirl?

What do you think?

Twirl it?

Kristen! How did you find me? Kristen! You stay away from me!

No, Kristen, please.

Okay, I'm here to help you. I promise.

No.

No, you can't.

You tell me the truth. Why did you come all the way to Hawaii?

Like I said, I'm just looking into Ashley's death and Julia's

No. The only thing to investigate out here is me.

That's the truth, right? Isn't it?

Yes. Yes, Kristen.

I did. I came here for you.

Oh, what the hell is he doing here?

Brian. You give me back my child.

This is all your fault.

What are you talking about?

Ashley found out that you were cheating on her.

What? That's insane.

Don't call me insane.

You're a liar. You faked your entire pregnancy. Shut the hell up. What the

do you think you're doing?

She murdered my wife.

You want your kid back?

Let me handle this.

Kristen. Kristen, just... Come to me, okay?

I can help you. No, no, no, no, no. Do you want Emma to grow up without a

mother?

Huh? No, of course you don't. So come to me and let's work this out and then

everyone can go home.

Ryan, you need to walk away. Just walk away now.

You think that I killed Julia, don't you?

No, no, I don't.

Because I did it.

I did it. I did it.

What?

What, Kirsten?

Sachin, come on, come on.

Sachin!

What's wrong?

Dr. Harvey?

We gotta get this baby in the cure.

You listen to me, all right?

She's gonna be fine. She's gonna be absolutely fine. I'm gonna go with her,

okay?

She will be absolutely fine.

What? What, Kristen?

I just want my baby back.

It's true. It's true.

Emma's not my child.

Kristen.

Kristen.

Come to me. No. No.

Please, Kristen.

I can help you. Let me come forward. No.

Because you're never going to be able to bring back my baby.

Yes, I can. Kristen, please don't. I can't live like this. Kristen.

I want my baby.

Mine.

Kristen.

Hello.

This is Detective Janine Brewer from the Paso Robles Police Department.

I got a jumper.

We need a search and rescue unit here right away.

At the lighthouse.

Doris! Julia?

No, Emma. Oh, okay.

Emma it is then.

Hi, honey.

You know who I am?

I'm your grandpapa.

And you know what grandmothers do best?

They give lots of hugs and kisses and lots and lots of presents.

Give me a big smile.

Can I have a hug?

Yes.

No.

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