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Don't have all night, sweetheart.

Yeah, right.

Not gonna happen. You didn't even check my card, man. Next.

Hey, what's up? Seriously?

That's me in the picture, Charlie Gibson.

Come on in, ladies.

Really? Listen, not your night. Dude, if you know how to do that, you'll see I

just turned 21.

Whatever. Get it.

Thank you.

Whoa, whoa, slow down. I can barely understand.

Have you been drinking?

It's Charlie.

Hey,

Charlie, it's Dad. Can you hear me?

Where are you?

Okay, stay right there.

I'm on my way.

They got disconnected.

Call her back.

Hey, you've reached Charlotte.

It went straight to voicemail.

Stay here in case she comes back.

Call me

as soon

as you pick her up.

I will. Be careful.

I love you. Love you, too.

Dad, help me! Charlie?

Charlie, where are you?

Charlie, say something, please!

Help me!

Where are you?

Charlie, please!

Why are you so happy, Mom?

What are you doing?

Your phone call nearly scared the life out of us. Your father's out there

looking for you right now.

Call? What call?

You called him.

You were crying, asking to be picked up.

No, I never called Dad.

My phone's been dead for hours.

See?

It wasn't me.

I swear it was your voice.

Your screams, the way you speak when you cry.

I told you, my phone's dead.

I was at a friend's place.

They'll tell you.

Maybe you drank too much and you don't remember.

I mean, this wouldn't be...

I'm Detective Faulkner. Are you Mila Gibson?

Can I come in for a minute? Yeah, please.

This way.

Hi, Charlie.

I'm Detective Faulkner.

She might be dead.

We have a team at 217 Scott Street as we speak.

I'll need to take this.

Faulkner speaking.

So it's confirmed then?

Sit tight. I'll be right there.

What is it?

Did you find him?

I'm afraid I have some bad news.

The body that we found was your father.

Matthew, why the hell are you ignoring me?

I need you.

Dad's been shot.

Someone killed him.

Please call me back.

And that's where the call drops.

It wasn't me.

I'll be checking your call history as well as your father's. We know he

his call, so we'll see what else we can find.

Is this process long?

No, we should know more soon enough.

Jack

was

my best friend.

I can't believe you didn't call me last night.

Why the hell did I have to hear about this from my ex -wife?

How come Melody knows?

I called her.

I'm sorry, Tim. I'm going to have to call you back.

What? She's my godmother. I don't get why you have such a problem with me

telling her about it. I don't.

I would just rather you... Mila, I don't understand why you stopped talking to

Melody, but it's clear to me that she's upset about it.

I have my reasons.

Sure. And you can't tell me just because I'm 16.

I can't.

I'm late.

I'm meeting Melody.

I'm sorry I didn't tell you earlier.

Oh, honey, come here.

Come here.

I don't understand any of this.

Who would want to kill Dad?

I don't know.

Everybody loved Jack.

I lied.

About what?

I told Mila and the detective that I was at a friend's house last night and...

I was at the Moonlight Bar.

Honey, it's okay.

But you do need to tell them the truth before they find out on their own.

If I just stayed home instead of acting out, Dad would have never had to run and

save me, and he would still be alive. No, Charlie, you do not blame yourself

this.

Of course you wanted to blow off some steam.

They shouldn't have fought like that in front of you.

You don't put too much on your shoulders, okay?

Matthew texted me.

Good.

I'm going to see him around 10.

He told his parents about my dad.

I can't even imagine how Rebecca and Harrison are feeling right now.

They were so close to Jack.

Yeah. We were friends before I was even born.

What are you doing?

Packing.

I can see that.

Why are you packing?

I understand how you must feel.

Jack was your best friend. I don't think you understand, Rebecca, because...

Right now, I don't even know how I feel.

Maybe you should consider seeing a therapist.

What I need is to spend some time alone and clear my head.

I'm going to spend some time at the cabin.

Hey, I'm so sorry about everything. I...

I don't know what to say.

It's terrible.

Okay.

I need some air.

I wasn't sober last night.

I'm telling the truth.

I didn't call Mila.

I believe you.

So scary.

The detective played the phone call so I could hear.

It was my voice, Matt.

Check this out.

AI scams are more common than we think.

I heard about this.

It says here that you only need three seconds of someone's voice to duplicate

to almost a T.

It's really hard to detect, especially if we think our loved ones are in

Scams like this, they're usually used to ask for a ransom, not to... I know.

It's obvious now that someone wanted to target my dad.

They basically called him there just to kill him.

Who would want him dead?

He put so many criminals in jail back when he was district attorney.

Lots of people angry with him.

It's a long one.

Rebecca. Hi.

Mila.

Hi.

I don't know what to say. I made you a lasagna.

I figured the last thing you need to be worrying about is cooking.

Thank you.

Please come in.

Make me happy that Charlie's with Matthew. She's been missing him a lot.

Matt hasn't been acting himself lately.

I'll chalk it up to teenage hormones.

What's going on?

It's nothing.

Mila, I've known you long enough to know when something's wrong.

It started this morning.

I'm receiving threatening texts.

Jack was first.

You're next.

You'll be reunited soon.

Oh, my God.

Have you told the police?

I did. The detective that's working on the case should call me back this

afternoon. They're trying to track down who's sending me these messages.

This is serious.

I just...

I don't know how to tell Charlie, but she needs to know that we're not safe.

Sure you don't mean to walk you home?

On that, it's five minutes away.

I've been walking alone since I was six.

See you soon.

Who are you?

If there's someone after us, we're not safe here. Between this and threatening

texts as I've been getting, the police have agreed to park a car out front.

Mila, we may be safe in the house, but what's going to happen when we have to

leave? We're just going to have to be extremely careful.

Going out only when necessary and taking precautions when we do.

Always texting each other where we are.

We can't stay locked.

I've been here forever.

Everything reminds me of Dad.

Charlie, wait. Stop following me. The police are right there.

Charlie, I... I don't want to hurt you.

I'm, um... I'm Alyssa.

Alyssa Price, your mother.

You can ask him if you don't believe me. He checked my ID before I walked to the

door.

No, you're not allowed to be anywhere near me.

Did it change because my dad died?

No, it changed when you turned 16.

My dad never mentioned anything about our situation being different when I was

older. I'm telling the truth. I have the court order, but if you're not ready, I

understand. I've been 16 for a while.

Why come now?

I moved back to town two months ago.

living at my sister's place. She has a house near the park you walk through to

get to school.

Believe me, I tried many, many times to talk to you, but I just couldn't build

up the courage before today.

It's been so long.

11 years, yeah.

I just came to say that I hope one day you'll agree on hearing my side of the

story.

Hope today isn't that day.

Would you just at least take this and read it over whenever you're ready? My

number's on it if you ever want to hear me out.

I'm really sorry about your dad.

I'm not going.

I'm not going.

Matt?

Never heard of knocking?

I'm trying to figure out how AI works.

It's way easier than I thought.

You can't have this on your phone!

Not with what just happened to Jack.

I'm just trying to help.

Charlie seemed so scared.

You need to delete this app right now. Can you imagine if the police found out?

What?

It's not like I have something to hide.

Delete it now.

to charlie it's about time how'd she react she let me talk a bit and

she took the court order before basically shutting me down so i guess it

went okay it's a start i'm proud of you thank you

for pushing and supporting me through all of this of course

There was a police car parked outside of Jack's house.

When I was there, a cop came to talk to me.

Really? What did he want?

They asked me to go to the station for questioning.

They wanted to know where I was the night that Jack was killed and why I

to reconnect with Charlie so soon after his death.

Wait a second.

Where did you tell them you were the night of the murder?

working.

and still felt Dad's presence in here.

Why

didn't

you take Tim's call?

I'm just not ready to talk to anyone who was close to your dad.

Well, you'll have to soon enough.

The funeral will come up fast.

You've reached Mila Gibson.

Leave me a message and I'll call you back.

Mila.

We really need to talk.

The police want to question me first thing tomorrow.

Okay, this is urgent. Please call me back.

You know what? I don't understand.

First, you stopped talking to Melody. Now you're ignoring Tim?

If you don't call him back, I will.

We have to talk about Tim.

Melody. I'm sorry.

I should have called to tell you I was coming.

I'm just looking for my family album.

It seems like you're just making up reasons to come back here again. All of

stuff is here.

I can't take everything to Betty. She's been nice enough to let me stay at her

place while she's traveling.

So it'll just have to be this way until we sell the house.

It's so hard to believe that Melody could have taken everything from Tim in

divorce.

I mean, it's so not like her.

I know.

But Tim was left with almost nothing.

He wasn't able to pay his part of the firm for almost a year.

Your father took care of all of it.

Tim owes him a lot of money.

That's why he's so stressed to talk to the police.

Wait.

Tim thinks they could suspect him for Dad's murder because he owes him some

money?

It's crazy.

Wait, you don't think that... All I know for sure is that I am not ready to have

a discussion with him at the moment. I understand that, but just because you're

not ready doesn't mean I can't talk to him.

You're absolutely right.

But it would give me more reassurance if you did it somewhere public, or at

least over the phone. Seriously, Mila?

He's my godfather. We've known him forever.

I think you're being slightly dramatic.

I understand. I should have told the truth right from the start, Detective.

I can't believe this.

I'm actually being suspected of my ex's murder.

This is way better than if they found out on their own that you weren't with

the night of Jack's murder.

Hey, you're a good person.

The only thing you're guilty of is loving your daughter and wanting to

with her.

Didn't tell you we were coming over for dinner?

No.

Um, I picked up your favorite, apple crumble.

Okay.

Maybe you two need to talk.

What?

I can't do this.

What?

Hey. Hey.

I brought pie.

Oh, you didn't have to bring anything.

I don't mind.

How are you?

I'm okay.

Matt!

What's going on?

It's not that easy. I don't know where to start.

You're scaring me.

You remember that night that you were supposed to meet me at the movies, but

then you didn't because you were getting drunk with your friend?

Yeah, I do.

And I'm really sorry.

When I realized that you wouldn't be joining me.

I decided to come home, and that's when I saw it.

My dad was away at the cabin.

Mom was cheating?

Did you recognize the guy?

Yes, I did.

No. No.

My dad loved Mila. He would never. I wouldn't have believed it myself, except

for that I saw them.

So, your mom and my dad were having an affair?

Does anybody else know about this?

My dad.

When he came back from the cabin, he heard me and my mom fighting about it.

That's how he found out.

He must have been really mad at my dad.

Did he confront him?

Not that I know of.

Where is Harry tonight?

He's away at the cabin. I think he'll be there for a while. When did he leave?

Charlie, where are you going with this? I don't know.

My dad's a cheater. Someone killed him.

Emile is inside having a good time with her dead husband's mistress.

She's going to be destroyed when she finds out. You want to tell her? I don't

want to do anything, but I have to.

She thinks Rebecca's her friend. She can't be the only one kept in the dark.

There's no way I can sit through this dinner with your mom.

Thank you so much for this.

Of course.

Did you get any news from the detective?

Nothing concrete.

They're questioning all possible suspects.

And, uh...

Did you get any more of those attacks?

I got one this morning, saying that my time is coming faster than I can

I mean, the police are working on it.

It's just unbearable, you know? It's only been two days, and...

God, I just miss him so much.

I'm here for you, okay?

She makes me sick.

What were you saying, sweetie?

He said I feel sick.

Charlie, what is it?

I just, um, I don't feel well all of a sudden.

I want to go home.

I'm so sorry. She's been under a lot of stress.

Don't worry at all, Mila.

It's completely understandable. Thank you. You have a good night.

You too. Okay.

I guess it's just the two of us tonight, then.

I get now why Dad went to the cabin.

I bet he wouldn't want to watch you putting on your little show pretending

Mila's perfect friend.

You're so fake.

Matthew.

I'm not hungry.

You enjoy your dinner.

And FYI...

I told Charlie your little secret so that it's only a matter of time before

finds out.

Matthew's 100 % sure on what he saw.

He confronted Rebecca the day he caught them together.

I'm sorry.

You know, it's hurtful to think that Jack would do something like that, but

is not how I want you to remember him.

He loved you more than anything.

I don't doubt how much he loved me.

I'm just so mad at Rebecca.

She's freaking playing the best friend part with you.

She's bringing us lasagna, calling dad's friends to help you, and then she

invites us over for dinner like she did nothing wrong.

I just, I hate her so much.

Do you think it would make me a bad person if I want to get to

know my biological mom?

No.

Why would you?

I don't know.

Just this whole thing with your mom and my dad having an affair made me feel

like...

Maybe I didn't know my dad as much as I thought I did.

Or at least a side of him.

Alyssa's known him for long enough.

Maybe she could help me get to know the kind of man that he was.

From what you told me, I'm not sure that Alyssa's the right person for that.

Plus, she's a stranger to you, so God knows what she could make up to get on

your good side.

Detective Faulkner, how can I help you?

May I come in? Yeah, of course.

Do you know more about what happened to my dad?

I'd like to speak with your stepmom privately, if that's okay.

What? No, if it's about my dad, then I should be here too.

Whatever she has to say to you, she can say in front of me, right?

Yes, of course.

Detective, I'm okay with Charlie being here.

What news do you have?

No news, unfortunately, but I'll cut to the chase.

Why did you fail to mention that you filed for divorce one month before Jack

killed?

You see mine?

You didn't actually plan on getting divorced, did you?

Mila.

Baby, it's complicated.

Yes, I went to the courthouse and I got the papers, but... Charlie.

Mrs. Gibson, let's go and talk, shall we?

Yes. Why did you never mention the divorce?

I didn't think it was relevant.

Jack and I were going through troubles.

What kind of troubles?

Jack was cheating more than once over the years.

I understand.

But you must know how this looks.

I never meant to hide anything, I swear.

Mrs. Gibson, you filed for divorce, and next thing you know, he turns up dead.

So what are you saying? You think I had something to do with this murder? The

victim's partner is always considered a suspect.

We'll keep investigating every angle, but it complicates things that...

Jack is not here to corroborate your story or alibi the night he died. You

I hope you take into consideration that I'm the one receiving the threatening

text. Yes, we are.

And I have a team of experts trying to track down where the texts are coming

from in a police car parked out front.

I think we're done here.

Hi, it's Melody. Leave me a message.

Hey, um, it's me.

There's so much going on here, and I don't know what to do.

I need your advice.

Just, um, call me when you get this.

Bye.

I don't have anything to say to you. Your father and I were having issues,

we were trying to work through it. The papers were never signed.

I didn't want you to find out like this.

Come in.

Sweetie, please don't think that I didn't love your dad because I did.

I still do.

I know you loved him.

I heard some of the conversation from the upstairs.

You're in trouble with the police, right?

Kind of, but they're just doing their job.

They just have to investigate every possible angle.

Alyssa Price?

Your mother? She came by yesterday.

She said that she wants me to hear her side of the story.

Like, when I'm ready.

Your dad said she would never try and get in touch with you.

She's an addict.

Are you going to give her a chance to explain herself?

Probably. I mean, her story is kind of like my story, too, in a way.

So I guess at some point I'm going to want to hear what she has to say.

I get it.

And I want you to know that I support whatever you decide.

Just be careful.

Her reappearing right after Jack's death, it's questionable for me.

No, I get it.

Is Dad's affair with Rebecca the reason you decided to file for divorce?

No, I didn't know. I told you that.

Then why?

I wanted to divorce your dad because he was a... He cheated on me

more than once.

And when I found out about the most recent affair months ago, I just decided

enough was enough.

I didn't want it to have to come here.

But eventually the rumors would get to you, and I would prefer you hear it from

me.

Your dad was having an affair with Melody once.

With my godmother?

Seriously?

It's you I'm starting to doubt now.

You want me to remember the good things about my dad, but you're describing him

as a serial cheater. And why are you always talking so badly about Melody?

Are you jealous of my relationship with her? Just ask Tim. He's the one that

found out. He'll tell you.

Leave me alone.

Tim, it's me, Charlie.

Let me know if you're free sometime tomorrow. I have some questions I need

ask you.

Thanks. Bye.

Oh, my God. Jack and Melody?

It's a lot. I really don't know what to think.

I'm meeting with Tim this afternoon, so I'll see what he has to say.

Jack was the perfect father to you.

Would it really matter if he wasn't the perfect husband or the perfect friend?

I mean, possibly.

Maybe Alyssa isn't fully to blame for ending up like how she did.

Oh, Melody is calling me. I don't want to talk to her right now. So don't

answer.

Hey, are you sure you're not going to school?

Positive.

I'm going to enjoy having the health to myself.

I'm going to try to go back to sleep.

Bye. Bye.

Officer Ferguson speaking.

Ferguson, Faulkner here.

I have an emergency at 544 Lane Street. I need you to head there right away.

I'll send someone else to watch the Gibson house.

Copy that, Detective.

Hmm.

We are so very sorry for what has happened.

Officer Ferguson should have never left his guard.

You said you called him with an emergency. Yes, but I didn't.

Looks like we're facing another AI call this time they used my voice.

The person that we're looking for has access to my voice.

Probably someone I interrogated in Jack's case.

From now on, everyone...

is a suspect.

I will make it a priority to check everyone's alibi.

I'll be starting with you, Mrs. Gibson.

Charlie, if you can excuse us.

Where were you?

This morning.

I had an appointment with my therapist.

Daddy.

I don't know what to do.

Please come back.

Hello,

Detective.

Yeah, I can come by to visit you at the station.

Okay, I'll see you soon.

I was at my friend's house. I've been staying with her ever since we filed for

divorce. And why are you here at your ex's now?

All my stuff is here.

I'll need to talk to your friends.

Uh, she's traveling in Europe.

Can anyone confirm your whereabouts for this morning?

What do you want me to tell you? I've been here all day working on these

No phone calls?

No visitors?

No. I've been here and turned off my phone to focus on my work. I was helping

with inventory at the bistro. I've been here since 8 .30. My sister, Olivia

Price, and her colleagues stay in host.

They can confirm.

I just finished the interviews with the top suspects, but nothing conclusive so

far.

Hey, kiddo.

Hey, Tim.

Charlie, I... I didn't know you were coming.

My sister works here. I sometimes stay for breakfast or lunch.

She's right over there.

Well, you were here before me, so it's not like you followed me or anything

time.

Okay, well, have a good lunch. Thank you.

It was good to see you.

Alyssa, I'm still thinking things through, and I'm not there yet,

but I'll be in touch, you know, when I want to hear your side of things.

Sounds perfect.

See you.

It's good to see you. It's good to see you, too.

I didn't know you still talked to Alyssa.

Oh, no, I haven't seen her in years.

I just found out that she moved back to town two months ago.

Yeah, I know.

She came by my house on Sunday.

That's one of the things I wanted to discuss with you, actually.

Everything I know about Alyssa comes from my dad, and he didn't have a very

opinion about her.

So I guess what I'm asking is, do you have that same opinion about her?

Listen, Alyssa had her dark days.

She made some bad decisions that didn't help her situation.

That almost sounds sad. It is.

Alyssa's a good person.

She just took her own path.

Look, you have Jack's version, and you're mature enough to hear Alyssa's

And then you can form your own opinion of what happened.

So you think I should have that little chat with her?

I do.

I trust your judgment, honey.

So what else did you want to discuss with me?

I'll make this quick.

Is it true that my dad and Melody had an affair?

Mila told you?

Yes.

It really happened.

If you'll excuse me, I just need to use the men's room.

We really need to talk.

Stop avoiding me.

Hey. Charlie, I think someone was following me. What?

Are they still there?

No. The car pulled into the parking lot. I think the car lights spoke to them.

Did they see who it was?

No. Have you called the police?

The guy did.

He's still on the phone with them. I just wanted to call you right away to

sure you were safe.

I'm glad you're okay.

Just call me when the police get there.

I'm sorry for calling you so late.

The detective didn't want Mila and I to be alone in the house.

She's so exhausted and I don't feel safe since... It's okay, honey.

I'm here now.

You should try to get some rest and I'll watch over Mila.

Yeah?

What are you doing here?

Charlie called me.

I've been here all night.

I agree with you.

We need to talk.

Yes, we do, but not now.

I don't want Charlie hearing any of this.

You need to get out of here. Me not. Tim, please.

For Charlie's sake, leave.

You make sure to call me the second Charlie leaves.

What was that about?

What don't you want me to hear?

It's nothing. Oh my God, I know it's not nothing. Tell me.

I am so sick of all the lies and the secrets.

Hello?

It's, um, Charlie.

Hi.

Charlie, what's going on?

I'm ready to talk.

It was hidden so many things from me.

I'm sure she had her reasons.

You guys need an honest conversation.

Yeah.

But even then, I don't even know if I would be able to believe what she has to

say. You won't know unless you try.

Do you have any plans right now?

Not really.

Would you like to go to lunch with me?

Sure.

Can I hug you?

Of course.

You still haven't told her yet why you two were separated for so long?

No. If she has enough on her plate, I'd prefer to let her set the pace.

I, um, I do have questions.

But we can't change the past.

Don't you think knowing more about it could help you understand?

I'm ready to hear everything.

Before I start, I want you to know that I think Jack was

a wonderful father.

But he was a chronic cheater.

It was as if he couldn't help it.

And you were an addict?

Yeah. And I drank.

I wasn't happy, and I wanted a divorce.

But I was terrified that if I left Jack, he would try

to take you from me.

So I turned to alcohol, and when I was deep enough, he filed the papers

for divorce.

He also asked for...

He was able to prove that I was an alcoholic.

But you were still allowed to see me after.

I was.

Until one day I... I drank and drove with you in the car

and got into a car accident.

How bad was the accident?

I crashed into another car.

Thankfully it was in a parking lot so no one was beating and no one got hurt.

That's right.

I could barely live with myself.

Knowing that I put you in danger.

So I started drinking even more than I was before.

We got divorced.

Jack had my visitation rights revoked.

I wasn't in a good place.

I spiraled out of control.

But Olivia saved me.

I got my life on track, and I counted down the days to your 16th birthday.

I've missed so much of your life.

It's my biggest regret.

I'm so sorry, Charlie.

Mila, I wasn't expecting you.

Especially since you kicked me out of your house yesterday.

You know we couldn't talk in front of Charlie.

Or when Melody's at your house. She's grabbing some more stuff.

She's in the garage now, though. We're good.

I drove past your house yesterday.

I saw Melody's car in the driveway.

I almost thought you guys got back together.

What? No.

No, it seems like every day she finds a new reason to stop by.

Stop pretending, Tim.

I know you killed Jack, and that was not part of our plan.

You cannot be serious.

I came to you for help. You said you were working on it.

Well, now he's cheating with Rebecca, too, huh?

I don't know why I'm not really surprised.

I didn't come here for your opinions on my marriage.

I filed for divorce.

It's about time.

Let me guess, Jack won't sign the papers.

Exactly.

Tim, I need your help.

I can't live like this.

Jack needs to agree to signing.

I know exactly what to do.

I'll just need some time.

But trust me, Jack won't be a problem anymore.

I never thought that would mean you murdering Jack.

Are you crazy?

I did have a plan, but it was certainly not to kill him.

Come on, Mila. Jack was my best friend. A friend who ruined your marriage.

Admit it.

You're the only one that benefits from his death.

I am tired of hiding the truth.

So I've decided to tell the detective everything.

If I were you, I would keep my mouth shut.

I have dirt on you, too.

All the text messages he sent me, about how you were so desperate to have him

out of your life.

How you would do anything to separate from him.

You're using my words against me, and that is not how I meant it. Well, it

makes it look like you wanted him dead.

Hey, Tim.

You're taking way too much time. I don't want to wait any longer for the

divorce. I've found a way.

I'll handle things by myself.

Yeah. Now that's from the day before Jack got killed.

I'm warning you, Mila.

If you ever try to bring me down, I'm dragging you with me.

Now tell me that you'll make the wise decision of driving straight home.

You're a smart woman, Mila.

Don't make the mistake of talking to the police.

What's Mila talking about?

Why did she need Tim's help?

It's unbearable to say out loud, but I

think Tim killed your dad.

And with the money that Tim owes Jack and this recording, it's

enough against him.

I think we should go to the police now.

You left Mila with Tim?

You know, she got all those threatening texts, and whoever killed my dad wants

to kill her, too.

I'm sorry.

I was scared.

And I just wanted to tell you as soon as I heard.

And I was hoping that you may want to come to the station with me.

No, I think that's too much for Charlie.

I understand.

I'll just go on my own.

Is everything okay?

I better head to the station now.

Mila, I know it wasn't you who killed Jack.

I found something that could exonerate us both.

I'll explain everything later.

understand. I thought she'd be here.

What are you doing?

I'm looking for some sort of record proving that Tim owed my dad money, and

we can go to the police.

Why would my dad have an old flip phone?

Let me see.

No texts, no calls.

Hey, sorry I haven't called you.

Matthew, it's not important right now.

Things are getting even more crazy here.

How come?

Melody recorded Mila and Tim.

Seems like they're working together on some sort of plot against my dad.

Anyways, long story short, we think that Tim killed my dad.

What? No.

I need your help.

I found an old burner phone in my dad's stuff.

How do I check if there's any deleted messages on it?

All the threatening messages we got her on there.

What? Put me on speaker.

Who else has access to your dad's office?

Just Mila and I.

And Tim.

He was with Mila the night that she was followed, right?

Oh,

I see that you got my message.

It was you that killed Jack.

And you tried to free me for it.

I knew it was you when I found the gun in

the garage after you left.

It wasn't there before.

I'm sorry, Deb.

I can't take any chances, Deb.

You should never have sent these texts, Tim.

Is everything okay?

I better head to the station now.

You killed him, too.

Gotta be here.

Tim?

I'm just going into questioning, right?

I don't get it.

I've already told you

everything.

Tim called me because he thought he knew who killed my husband.

And Mr. Robertson was already dead when you got there at 4 .50.

Yes.

No. No, not my husband.

Faulkner speaking.

Okay, what was she doing?

Are you done interrogating her?

A recording of an argument with the victim and Mrs. Gibson.

Okay.

Forgetting to mention important facts seems to be a recurring thing for you,

Mrs. Gibson.

You and I have been speaking for over an hour, and you never thought to mention

that you had an argument with the victim this afternoon?

I just come back from the police station to drop off the recording when the

police showed up at my door.

Where's Chad?

And no Tim?

All I know is that Mila was the one who found him and she told them that he was

dead when she got there, but I mean, who knows who's telling the truth after the

argument they had this afternoon?

I thought that the threatening text could have been from Tim, but no.

I'm sure that they're from Mila.

And it was some kind of cover -up, and now it's all coming out.

I just feel so bad.

And I thought that Tim was behind all of this.

No.

How could Mila have done the AI with Dad in the room?

Oh, honey, honey, we don't... We don't know for sure that she was home.

Only your dad could have confirmed that, and... And he's gone, too.

About the burner phone?

Yes. Yes, you should tell them.

Oh, God.

I'm really sorry about him and everything, Melody, but Charlie's really

right now, so just come by when you're done with the police.

Okay. Okay.

Are you feeling any better?

Yeah.

Matthew called when you were asleep, but I put it on silent so it didn't wake

you.

Thanks.

I'm going to call Matthew.

Yeah.

Take all the time you need.

You're positive that Mila Gibson left her domicile at 4 .20?

100 % sure, ma 'am.

Okay. Over 20 miles separates the two residences.

Mrs. Gibson couldn't have logically been at the victim's house earlier than 4

.50. Everything suggests that Mr. Robertson was already dead when he

So you released her?

Yes, for now. Let me know when she's arrived home. Don't go anywhere this

Copy that.

Hey, uh, anything new?

Tim's dead.

What? No way.

He was the one who found him, Matt.

Do you think she killed him?

Everything's against her.

The burner, the recording of her and Tim arguing in Elvis.

But it's just like... I can't believe that she would do that.

Am I stupid or am I blind?

No.

You love her.

I think Melody's here.

I'll call you back.

I just can't believe that Tim's dead.

I know.

I'm so sorry.

It is so obvious to me now that Mila is the one who killed him.

And Jack.

The recording I have is pretty clear on the fact that she wanted to divorce Jack

no matter what the cost.

It's really hard on Charlie.

Let's just not talk about it in front of her.

I don't want to be here when Mila gets back.

I'll go pack a bag.

I should bring the burner phone to the police, let them do their jobs.

Did they search the house yet?

I don't think so.

I'm going to bring this outside to the officer.

Oh, no, Mila's home. I can't handle seeing her right now.

I can't. Just breathe.

Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

You killed my husband.

Charlie, listen to me, please.

Melody's trying to frame me.

I know Dad and Melody didn't have an affair.

You lied to get the divorce papers. What are you talking about?

Of course they did.

Your father wouldn't make something like that up. He's the one that told me. How

could I trust you?

I found the burner phone.

I'm so sorry, Charlie.

I told the police this afternoon.

You told them what?

I was so scared to be blamed for Jack's murder. I wanted to make it look like

somebody was out to get me. I know it was stupid, but it was all I could think

of. So I sent the threatening text, and I lied about someone following me the

other night.

Wow.

You really thought of everything, didn't you?

How could you do that? I was so worried about you. I'm deeply sorry, Charlie.

The situation was escalating. I didn't know what to do.

So was it you that morning?

Did you play intruder in your own home?

I swear to you, I didn't do it.

But I think I know who did.

Jack showed me the love letter you wrote him. Oh, God. I knew it was in his

dresser, and I was hoping he would have gotten rid of it.

But I saw it after he passed, and now it's nowhere to be found.

You came into this house, and you took it, hoping no one would know your

feelings for him. You are pitiful.

Stop lying!

It is over.

Charlie, I just found this gun in that cupboard.

What?

That cupboard? Yeah. It was underneath all these papers.

Give me the gun, Melody. I'll give it to the police outside.

Okay.

Melody, what are you doing with a gun?

We think that this is the gun that Mila used to kill Jack.

What?

Mila didn't hide this gun.

I know you're lying, Melody.

Charlie, what are you doing?

That's where the burner phone was. I emptied that entire cupboard. There was

gun.

Wait a minute.

Tim called me and told me he found something and he knew who killed Jack.

You framed him and tried to plant the gun at his place. But Tim found the gun.

Didn't he?

Or what?

I'll shoot.

I divorced him so that we could be together.

But when the time came, he slept with that whore, Rebecca, and then he

sign the paper.

So he got what he deserved.

Ferguson, we just got a tip.

Listen carefully.

I'm telling the police everything. You're done.

Charlie, you stay right there, or I'll kill Milou.

Melody, stop and think about what you're doing.

You'll never get away with this. There's nothing you could do with the police

outside.

Put your hands up now.

She tried to kill me.

She just tried. We'll make this harder than it has to be. What do you mean?

No, they're working together. Have your confession recorded.

What? Matthew was on the phone the whole time. I'll put you in my pocket, okay?

Just don't say a word.

He slept with that whore Rebecca and then he went to sign the papers.

So he got what he deserved.

Foster speaking.

Melody confessed. I was on the phone with Charlie and heard everything.

Thank you, Matthew. I'll inform the officer out front.

No. You're done.

She's like she's lying you have to listen to me

You did great, young man.

You've got the confession, you've got the recording, you've got Melody. Yeah,

I've got everything. I've got everything. Thank you, Matt.

Thank you. I heard them say that you know for sure that Melody killed Tim.

And they know that she killed Jack thanks to you and Matthew.

I can't believe I thought you could have... No, it's okay.

To be honest, I would have thought it was me too.

Melody played her cards very well.

Yeah.

Until she didn't.

Now she's going to go to jail for a very long time.

I want to say that I'm really sorry.

I learned my lesson from keeping the truth from you.

No more secrets.

I promise.

I know it's going to be okay, but it's just a lot right now. I understand.

I love you, Charlie, and I'm going to give you the space that you need.

Alyssa, thank you.

I'm so grateful that you've been here with her through all of this.

We have a lot to catch up on.

We sure do.

I really miss Dad, but I'm really grateful to have you both in my life.

Oh, I love you.

I think I speak for both of us when I say we do too.