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Everybody, you're up.

Really great job.

Thanks. Getting my rhythm, so I appreciate it.

Hi,

Iris.

I'm just walking out of class.

Yes, the class I'm teaching.

Can I help you, or did you just call to berate me?

No, you cannot buy her a car.

I have a handle, Iris. I'm not going to argue with you about this. Take it back.

Just take it back to the lot, okay?

Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude.

No problem.

See you next time? Yeah.

Sorry, I don't mean to pry, but I noticed your eye.

Oh, looks like I got it really soon. Good.

I'm sorry, my daughter's waiting for me, but it was really nice to meet you.

Okay, yeah, no problem.

You're doing a great job with the car.

Well, thanks. I'll see you next week.

Thank you.

Avery.

Avery, hello?

Hello?

Ten and two does not refer to your feet.

Sorry, I'm bored.

How am I supposed to learn how to drive if I only ever take you back and forth

to spin class?

Okay, then. I'm gonna hurry anyway. You could, uh, take the freeway. What do you

say? Mom, seatbelt.

Oh, okay.

Not again.

Starter, just a sec.

Can you pop the hood for me?

Need a job?

No, thanks. I need a mechanic.

I know a good one.

Yeah? He's cheap.

Mom, my test was on Monday.

He goes on Saturday.

He is.

Mike's Auto, up the road, right on Fairfield.

Okay, yeah.

Thanks. Yeah.

Happy to help.

Good luck. Thanks.

Were you talking to someone?

A gal from class.

Come on, we can practice in the parking lot.

Okay, row, row, row.

Okay, easy, easy.

Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, okay? Just put it in park for a

sec. When you yell at me, I get flustered.

No, you're right. I'm sorry. I won't yell.

Just driving, there will be all kinds of distractions, okay? So it's really

important that you remember to always put one car length for every 10 miles

per hour. I know, Mom.

You've been nuts about this stuff ever since Dad died. It's... I'm sorry.

It's okay.

You're right.

Um... I just... It's no one's fault.

I'll be careful, Mom.

You promise?

Yes, I promise.

What do you say we try to parallel park?

Okay. Okay.

Coming!

Hi, Iris.

Is my granddaughter here?

Hi, Gran.

I have a surprise for you.

This is for me?

Happy birthday.

Can you believe that? No, I can't.

How much did this cost?

It's taken care of.

But the insurance, the maintenance... Do you have to ruin... everything, Candace.

You know I will pay for it if you can't. This is crazy.

We discussed this.

Avery's been learning for months on a perfectly good starter car. That eating

disorder on wheels?

I'm rich.

You know how this generation is. You are what you drive. And that is a wreck. I'm

sorry, Candace. This is best.

It's a very lovely gesture.

It's state of the art.

It hearts itself, Candace. Oh, does it?

Can I take it for a drive? No.

Possibly set foot in your house.

It was Luke's house, too.

To be perfectly literal, it's always been my house.

Um, Avery, go inside for a minute.

Mom. Now.

It wasn't enough that you filed for custody after Luke died. Now you want to

take the house, Iris? Really?

You'd throw your own granddaughter out on the street. You were distraught. You

were not being a good mother to her. I was better equipped.

I was distraught when Luke died, but I have always been able to take care of

her because she's my daughter.

And he was my son.

Your selfishness took him away from me.

Get out of here and take your car with you.

You caused my poor son to work himself to death.

And look what it got you.

A mortgage you can't pay for.

And a daughter who will leave you at the first sign of freedom.

I will win in the end, Candace.

Avery will always be fine. You, on the other hand, could learn to live on a

tighter budget.

Goodbye, Iris.

I don't hate Grandma. She's just making things very difficult. How? She's only

trying to help. She's trying to sell our house. Yeah, well, maybe she's right.

What is that supposed to mean? It means move on, Mom.

Dad's dead, but Grandma's still here. Whoa, watch your tongue. How am I

supposed to enjoy my birthday if you two want to kill each other all the time?

Avery, don't you say you're torn?

Avery?

Hi, Kristen.

Hi, Louise.

What are you doing here?

Um, Nathan called me in. You know, to help with the investors.

Uh-huh.

You can find him in the kitchen.

Hi. You're early. I thought we might want to discuss the meal prep before...

Good now, too?

I'll handle the meal plan.

If you want to be more involved... Could I ask Elise to go home? You could be the

head waitress tonight. Is that what you want?

This dress you wanted me to wear looks perfect.

What would be perfect, Kristen, is if you found some place else to wait.

I could take your car in for you.

Why?

Just thought it'd be nice not to make you ask this time. So now you don't want

to be here for the meal, too, huh?

Of course I do.

Saturday's fine.

Wow.

Well,

I love this place. It's very quaint.

Cora's very rusty for fine dining.

Yeah, we just thought the French Quarter vibe paired really nicely with Nathan's

cookies. And for our investor's sake.

Well, we just thought our investors would appreciate something fresh.

But no more business talk.

I prepared for you tonight my favorite dish.

It's our best seller by far.

It is a slow-cooked pork belly with a chimichurri reduction and a blackberry

coulis.

Enjoy.

Is something wrong?

Oh, I'm...

So sorry. Greg's a vegetarian, but I'm not an... It looks delicious.

It has a beautiful presentation.

I'm sorry. I had no idea.

I swear Kristen said you had some vegetarian on. We do.

Go see about a salad.

Oh, no, it's really okay.

No, no, it's not.

Kristen should have told me.

I tried.

I'll be back in just one second with something.

You'll have to take my word for it.

It's delicious.

Thank you so much for coming.

I will.

I tried to tell you. Do you want me to go out of business?

Of course not. I was your first investor, remember?

You scraped together some tip to get me started. Now you think you can run a

restaurant? You were a waitress when I married you. Do you get to control me

for the rest of my life?

I'm not trying to control you.

I'm warning you to control yourself.

Clean this up.

What did you say it was?

It was older than my daughter.

I'll see what I can do on parts to keep it safe.

Keep costing.

But these older cars, it can be tough to find what you need.

And expensive.

I'd hate to see you pour money into one. A little more could buy you something to

use. Right. A little more.

Listen, Mike, you've been so amazing, and I'm sorry for the headache, but is

there any way you could make a list maybe from most to least necessary?

Of course. No problem.

First car? Yeah.

We'll make a thing.

Why don't you have a seat?

It's going to be a while.

Oh.

You took my advice.

Thanks for the recommendation.

Car service.

We're currently sharing one just to save money, and he likes to know where I am

at all times.

And, yeah, the restaurant's slow on Saturdays, but today was the best

option. You own a restaurant?

We do.

It was always my dream to be a chef.

My husband's been taking over that role. I just do what I can to help.

We're still looking for investors, but it's okay.

He gets dressed.

I understand that. My husband started his own business, and I gave up my

career to support him and to raise our daughter, who I love. It was great for a

while.

And then there was an accident and he passed away.

So sorry to hear that. Thank you.

It's been hard, honestly. We put all of our money into that business and then

the house.

You know, I've been watching you the last few weeks.

You're really good at it. Don't you have any family that could help you out?

His mother is in the picture.

I take it you don't get along.

An understatement.

It got so bad at one point that she threatened to take my daughter.

That's horrible.

She didn't succeed, but at every turn, she's just trying to cut me down.

I don't know what I'd do without Avery.

Sorry, I'm just telling you my whole life story, and I haven't even asked

your name. I'm Kristen.

Candace. Nice to officially meet you.

Ladies,

it's going to be a little longer than I thought, but like an hour or two.

Okay, thanks, Mike. All right.

You know what? Why don't we go?

Okay, thanks.

Yeah, that's convenient.

Exactly.

Ah, you probably need some fresh air. Mm-hmm.

Yeah,

this is not the original.

Yeah? Yeah.

It is no small feat.

Thank you.

Oh, you know, actually, can we get two shots of tequila? What? No.

You have nothing to do.

Tequila, Kristen.

You earned it. You earned it.

I can't remember the last time I took one of these.

Cheers.

So, tell me about this evil stepmother.

Mother-in-law.

Well, she blames me for her son's death, my husband Luke.

That's awful. I'm so sorry. Why?

So, she's very wealthy, and she bought... out of the house after our

wedding, which we let her do because we wanted to get started.

Luke always wanted to pay her back. He didn't have to work, but he wanted to,

and I agreed. He got to working so hard that one night he picked up an extra

shift, and he fell asleep at the wheel.

I am so sorry.

You really shouldn't mind yourself.

I don't. Punishing me.

I don't understand how someone can go from doing something... So nice, but

then just holding it over my head for the rest of her life.

Who am I kidding? She's going to outlive me.

Woman's a thoroughbred.

I should have just taken the car. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. You did the

right thing. I did.

You want her to have more leverage?

I don't. Then you did the right thing.

What are you going to do now?

Do you really think she'd take your house?

Who knows, really? I would have said no before, but she's changed.

You know what?

I'm going to use the restroom.

Yeah. Thank you.

Here, it's a little more comfortable.

So

you

work with your husband?

I do.

The mixing of business and pleasure seemed like a good idea at the time.

Wouldn't recommend it.

Hey, are we doing any food today?

Oh, Kristen.

Hi. Um, Nathan isn't here.

I know.

No food, please. Thank you.

Okay.

Actually, can we just get two shots of tequila?

Of course, Miss Harbin.

Thanks.

Not your favorite employee?

She's living with my husband.

What? They don't know I know.

If they do, they don't care. At least he doesn't. Of course.

Here.

Thank you.

Thanks. Enjoy.

How about a hospital takeover?

Have you considered leaving?

He would never allow that.

It's not just his decision.

I gave him everything I had to start our business.

He controls everything.

Without him, I have nothing.

Christine, does he hurt you?

Have you ever wanted somebody dead?

No.

I mean, no, no, of course not. What if it were you or them?

Or your daughter?

Kristen, you're gone. Your life would be better, right?

Safer and all that?

Yeah. I mean, no, no, of course not.

Well, let's just say she had an accident. We're all back to the temple.

Okay, it's not funny.

Then the hell goes to you, I assume? I'd be ripped.

Or your daughter?

And a couple days later, my husband?

Is it tragic and as well quick, painless, necessary?

They would catch us for sure.

Not if we're smart.

I have to go.

Hey, I'm joking.

I'm sorry. It was a joke. I have a dark sense of humor sometimes. Come on, sit

down. What you're suggesting is very serious.

I mean, it'd have to look real good.

I mean, prison orange is not my color, so if we're going to do this, I need

details. As much as I'd like to, I can't just cut the brakes on her sports car.

No, no, no, you don't have to do anything.

Iris is my problem, but Nathan, it'll take some work.

You don't think I could take him?

It'll have to be soon.

After next Saturday, because Iris is hosting Avery Sweet 16, and I don't have

time to make a cake.

How about that night?

Thank you for drinks.

I would ask for your number, but... It can't be connected.

Okay,

what would I have to do right now to drive it home?

I'm sorry, Mike. That's more than I was expecting.

Well, a minimum.

Safe.

In good conscience.

That's just part of the moment. Yeah.

I might just have to come back to do that.

Kristen, I feel really bad about that conversation.

It's the least I can do after that awkward drink.

A birthday gift for your daughter.

I can't accept that.

You just can't.

Thank you, what are friends for I'll show you what we did

Where were you?

The mechanic was busy.

Where's the receipt for the car?

I need it.

It's a business expense.

I don't think I got one.

Okay.

Then you can bring it up in the credit card thing.

I pay cash.

You can't be this stupid.

We have a business card for a reason.

If you're in a mood, I can leave you be.

Why do you have that much cash on you anyways? You gonna run? What?

No.

What else are you hiding?

Open this door!

Hey.

Hi, good morning.

Hi,

Mom.

Happy birthday.

Thank you.

I need you to get up and get dressed because I have a surprise for you.

Come on.

Come on.

Hey, heads up.

This is mine?

This is great.

This is great.

I know it's no sports car.

But it's my car.

I love it.

And I love you.

I figured maybe you'd drive us to the party later.

What do you say?

I say let's take the freeway.

Okay. Well, go get ready. Get out of here.

Thank you, Mom.

I mean it.

Candace. Up higher. It still isn't even.

Oh, but too low.

Do you want to get up here, Iris? Do it yourself?

Mom, stop.

That's perfect.

Okay. I knew you could do it. Was that so difficult?

Okay. I am going to freshen up before your friends arrive and set up the food.

Thanks, Mom.

Just be nice to Grant, okay?

I will, for your sake.

I want you to have an amazing time. It's not every day my girl turns 16.

Candace? Yes? If you have things you want to set up, bring them in here.

Okay. It's on the table.

Thank you.

Oh, you really didn't have to bring anything. I told you I would take care

of everything.

Could I please grab a bowl for these?

Oh, and what is that?

They're Avery's favorite.

Oh, no, no, no.

It's a social event, Candace, not a girls' movie night sleepover.

Would you put these on the table, please? Oh, no, absolutely not. This is

her 16th birthday, not her 21st. Well, it's just for the toast.

No. You don't think she drinks already?

She has a whole life you know nothing about.

She's my daughter. The champagne back, please.

Candace does not want anyone to drink at this party.

There. Are you happy?

Yes. Now, let's get you presentable.

What's this?

Dinner.

For you, Mr. Chef.

That's the first.

What did you make me?

To us.

You can change in here in Luke's old room. You know, Avery sleeps in here

with me.

We're fine, Iris.

But how can that be?

You don't have a job. And you spent all your savings to make Luke start that

business. I do have a job.

classes at the gym won't pay a mortgage.

Avery's life could be so much better if she lived here with me. No, I'm not

doing this with you for Avery's sake. Thanks for the talk.

Oh, of course.

Don't take too long.

The guests will arrive any minute.

Nathan?

Nathan?

I just wanted to thank everyone for coming out to my 16th birthday and a

special thank you to my beautiful grandma Iris for throwing this amazing

party. I love you all and enjoy your night.

You would let me give her the best of everything.

She's fine. We're fine. And you would move her out of that haunted house my

son died of. You know what, Iris? Take the house. See what happens. See if you

ever come near me or your granddaughter ever again.

Mom! I'm so sick of you blaming me for Luke's death.

We never asked you for the house, Iris, and we never should have taken it. So...

it's my fault it's nobody's fault stop it no you know what it's luke's fault is

that what you want to hear you bought him a house that he never wanted and i

wouldn't let him take the hand out i'll never forgive myself for that just like

i'll never they want to take me out to go bowling bowling really come on please

um okay back by midnight text me every hour yes every hour i know hey i love

you i'm sorry i lost my temper i love you too you know gran is just trying to

help sure she is It's fine. I really want you to have a good night. I just

need to... I need to go home and do some job searching. I need to figure out a

way to pay your grandmother back.

Thank you.

Happy birthday.

I love you. Be safe.

I love you, too.

We never asked you for the house, Iris, and we never should have taken it. So,

it's my fault.

Nobody's fault. I wouldn't let him take the handout.

I'll never forgive myself for that. It's like I'll never forgive him for leaving

me here with you.

Come on, we're leaving.

No, I'm leaving. No, we're leaving.

This is terrible.

Kristen?

Kristen, where are you?

Kristen, where are you?

Kristen?

What are you yelling about?

Where were you?

Oh, I couldn't sleep. I just had to get some water. You know you snore when you

drink.

You know I don't like it when you're not next to me.

What happened?

It was around 1 last night.

Neighbors thought they heard a scream, but didn't know which house it came

from.

Looks like she fell.

Where's she at?

Detective Moreno, you Miss Klein?

Yeah. You called it in?

I did.

I'm sorry for your loss.

You're the daughter of the deceased.

In-law.

And what brought you over this morning?

Let's talk, George.

We live nearby.

Do you know what happened?

Well, it looks like your mother-in-law fell down the stairs.

An unfortunate accident around 10 p.m. last night, we think.

Neighbors have a scream.

You know anyone that would want to hurt your mother-in-law?

What? No, of course not.

You don't think she really can?

Oh, my God. I have to figure out a way.

I have to tell my daughter.

Will you excuse me?

Sure.

We'll contact you if we find anything.

Okay.

Candace, I did my part. I need your help.

Nathan is out of control. Come on, I need you to help me.

Flea?

Were you expecting Nathan?

What? Oh, no, no, no. I forgot something.

How much did you hear?

Thomas, I didn't hear anything.

Kristen, are you listening to me?

Kristen, please.

Please, I promise. I just want to go home.

Grayson, please.

Did you know that he hurts me? I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Please, Grayson, it's me.

Look at me, Grayson. Oh, my God. Sorry, I have to do this. Sorry, I have to do

this. Please, Grayson, please don't do that.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Hey.

I told you right there.

Yeah.

I have to tell you that your grandma had an accident.

And she passed out.

What are you talking about?

Grandma said to say goodbye.

I'm so sorry, Avery.

No, you're not.

You're happy she's gone. You said it yourself. No, I did not.

Mom, just get out.

Avery. Get out!

Please, just get out!

What happened?

Don't tell me you're gonna need stitches.

Brian, take over.

It isn't over yet, Candace. Can I talk to you for a second? I know he did this.

Don't lie to me. I know he hits you. You have to get out. Go to the police.

It's my word against his. If I go to the police, he will find me and kill me, but

if they do anything... What do you want me to do? What if it were Avery and she

came home with a black eye? You'd want to kill the guy.

I'm not going to kill your husband. We had a deal!

Admit it, your life certainly improved since we met, hasn't it? Since Iris

died?

I did you a favor. Like, we agreed. I saved your house.

I saved your daughter. We did not agree to that. Oh, my God. What are you

saying?

If

Iris

were gone, your life would be better, right?

Safer.

This incriminates you too, Chris. Do I look like I care?

You never have to hear about it. You pushed

her.

I don't have anything to gain from that. But you, you got the help, didn't you?

I couldn't kill someone. I don't have it in me.

I didn't think I could do it either, but see you later.

Don't contact me again or I will call the police.

Really?

What do you even know about me? Do you even know my real name? Not even my

name.

It's the police. What did you say? What did you tell them? Nothing.

Have you talked to them yet?

Just that morning.

Okay, answer, answer. Keep it simple. They're just checking up.

Don't be suspicious.

Okay, okay, okay. Tell them you're busy. Okay, hello?

Is everything okay?

Yeah, I'm just, I'm leaving the gym, so I'm on my way home.

Okay, um, yeah, okay, I'll see you a bit. I'll see you there.

What, what do I do now?

Um, don't worry.

I'll go with you.

Ugh.

It's fine. Hi.

May I come in? Yep, come on in. Thank you.

I'm sure you have questions.

I have some questions for you.

Whatever you need.

Is your daughter home?

No, just me.

Um... I spent some time at your mother-in-law's after

you left.

Do you, uh, recognize this?

No, what is it?

It's a piece of the vase from the second floor landing.

So she broke it?

Not during the fall.

What does that mean?

It's the only piece I found.

So she cleaned it up? I'm sorry, I'm not understanding why this is relevant.

Thank you. Yeah, have a seat.

Pretty weird if she cleaned it up that we didn't find any other pieces.

It's almost like someone broke it and tried to hide the evidence.

So she broke it a long time, I imagine.

How often?

I have no idea.

What were you there like? I was here. And your daughter can confirm?

No, she was out. So you were here alone?

Should I be worried that you're asking me that? What, did you kill her?

No, of course not. I didn't kill her.

Then you don't need to be worried.

So you do think she was murdered?

Checking boxes.

How was your relationship with her?

Good, I guess.

She was my mother-in-law, so we had our not-so-good moments, but we loved each

other.

Well, we found this on her phone.

Not my finest moments.

The house you mentioned.

It's yours now, right?

What are you suggesting?

You know anyone that would have wanted to hurt your mother-in-law, Mrs. Klein?

Just a moment.

Everything okay?

Yes, just my daughter's alarm.

You know, that reminds me, I actually have to get going.

Can I walk you out? Did you have any other questions?

No more questions for now.

I'll be in touch.

Thank you for your time.

You were great.

What is this? A threat?

Insurance. In case you got cold feet. In my daughter's room?

Come on, I gotta tell you something.

Where? Get ready. You have a big night.

You have a dinner at five.

What? No, I have to pick up Avery from school.

Cancel. No.

Just, okay, just let me text her.

You don't have a choice.

Come on, let's go. No, where? To the place it all started.

Where we became friends?

It's ironic, really.

This restaurant used to be my dream.

Now it's just a rotten place with a whole rot. Okay, how? How am I supposed

to do it with this?

When you come out, ask to see the freezer.

When he turns his back, just point, aim,

leave it in his hand.

It'll look like a suicide.

A suicide? Then can't you just do it? No.

I need an alibi. The look at me first.

I'll be at the scene where everyone will see me, and when it's done, I'll head

home to wait for the call no wife wants to get.

This has been your plan since the beginning? To force someone to kill your

husband? To force me?

Force you?

Candace, this was your idea.

I'm your friend, and you're mine, remember?

After all, what are friends for?

Did you get all that?

But I did it for you, for your daughter.

Do this for me and it'll all be over soon.

You can do this and you'll be out of my life forever.

Years from now, our paths will cross.

As friends?

No, they won't.

If I'm never going to see you again...

What were you?

I tried calling. I'm sorry.

I lost my phone.

Have you had dinner yet? I'm not hungry.

No, you should eat. Let me change and then I'm going to... Mom.

What's the matter?

It's so weird.

It's like you don't even care.

Of course I care.

It's like you're happy she's gone.

Avery.

Avery?

I need to step out for a bit.

Welcome. Stone, come on in.

Where's your car?

Oh, my driver dropped me off. Call me Sydney.

Sydney.

Sorry I'm late.

That's quite all right.

I know that you're quite busy, so I appreciate you coming by at all.

Oh, it's my pleasure.

Have a seat.

Thank you.

Now, I took the liberty of opening you a bottle of wine. Oh.

I apologize for the, uh... The casual nature, but I'll be serving myself

tonight. I don't mind. Thank you.

I'll wait right here, and I'll be back to discuss our delicious meal.

I have for you here a sexy beet and goat cheese salad topped with avocado.

Now, I roasted the beets with candied walnuts, and the tangy vinaigrette is

made from scratch.

Wow, looks delicious. Thank you.

So, how long have you been investing in restaurants?

Oh, years. I guess I just love great food.

And you've come to the right place.

It would seem so.

It seems she was right.

Is she here?

She isn't.

It's a shame.

She was very lovely on the phone.

Kristen's incredible, but I tend to handle things here.

She helps, obviously.

How is it working with your wife?

Between you and me?

It's amazing.

She's the light of my life. Everything I do is for her. Really?

There aren't moments where you're at each other's throats.

Is something wrong?

I had a late lunch.

On your way to a tasting?

I never come with an empty stomach. You never know.

May I use your restroom?

Just down the hall.

Your food's getting cold.

I'm sorry I lost my appetite.

It was delicious, though.

Okay.

Is there anything else you'd like to discuss before you go?

Actually, I'd love to see the kitchen.

See where all the magic happened.

Sure.

Come on in.

Oh, careful.

These floors are a little uneven.

My wife actually took a tumble a few days ago and it was some nasty bruises.

We've updated our stove to the newest model. Here we have some dry storage and

equipment overflow.

We're looking to serve a head count of about 300 every night.

What's that?

The freezer.

It's in great condition. Keep things quite cool.

We've got a little bit of produce overflow here and fruits and vegetables

and a little bit of poultry.

What are you doing?

Nathan, you scared me.

What did you do?

Was that the bottle of Monclee that was good? I just thought you'd be so excited

after the new investors. You'd want to celebrate.

Well, now we can't.

Why? What happened?

Mrs. Stone hardly ate the meal that I prepared for her.

They say why?

No.

And she seemed way more interested in our relationship than she did in the

restaurant.

Why would that be?

No idea.

It's okay.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Hi, um, can I speak to Detective Moreno, please?

Of course.

Yes. Hi, I was hoping Detective Moreno could stop by.

And, yeah, I can call back.

Thank you.

Mom?

Hi. Can I talk to you?

Oh, of course. Anytime.

Is everything all right?

What's going on?

I'm really sorry I yelled at you.

Oh, my God.

Please don't apologize.

I understand.

Hey, um...

I wanted to talk to you a little bit about your dad.

Mom, you don't have to. I do.

I want you to know what an incredible man he was.

And how much I loved him.

The only reason I don't talk about him is because I feel guilty for his death.

Mom, it wasn't your fault.

I love Gran, but she was in the wrong for making you feel this way.

Hey, um, you know that if anything ever happened to me, you'd be okay, right?

What would happen?

What do you mean? No, nothing, nothing. I just mean, no matter what, you are so

loved.

Okay.

We should get to bed.

Big day tomorrow.

We'll get your driver's license.

Finally.

I can't believe my little girl's all grown up.

What else do we need to think about? Mirrors we got.

Oh, wait.

We know you can parallel park.

We're good.

Just trust me.

I got this. I know, I know.

Wish me luck, I guess.

But you're going to do great, kid.

Love you.

Avery. No, you're right. I'm sorry.

I found my phone.

You're going to do great, Avery.

I love you so much.

Can you be quiet?

Yeah. Ready for your test?

Sure am.

Don't be nervous.

All right, let's just go right for it.

Am I doing okay so far?

Nothing to ask me that.

I'm sorry.

But you're doing great. Take a right at the next light.

Where are we going?

Don't see.

You're almost done.

Are you sure we're right?

This is not where we... Yep, started.

Take a left here.

We're just gonna take a different route back.

Okay.

Excellent job.

Go back in here.

But first, this is highly unorthodox, but I really need to use the restroom.

Oh, uh... Do you care if I just run inside before we head back?

Yeah, of course. Great.

Thank you.

Actually, you know what? Do you mind coming in? It's just, technically, I'm

not supposed to leave you alone.

Oh, well, sure. My ability reasons.

Hi, hon.

Hello to your friend.

What are you doing with her phone? You forced me to do this. If you have a...

You're welcome.

Video it. I don't even know where he is. Where is he?

He's home all day.

Figure it out. Wait, what?

Deal with it.

Please! Let me out!

Avery, Avery, it's okay. I'm coming, I'm coming, Avery. And no, please.

Or you'll never see your daughter again.

Please! Please!

Please! That was your mom?

She'll be here soon.

All we need to do is wait.

Calmly.

Help!

Hey, can this wait?

Everything okay, Ms. Klein? Yeah, yeah, everything's okay. I tried calling

yourself. I lost it. Stand it.

Are you going to tell me why you called last night?

It's embarrassing.

I don't know anything about you.

And the optics, me being a widow, you're investigating my mother-in-law's murder.

Murder? You know what I mean. It wouldn't look good for either of us. I

decided against it, probably for the best. Sorry to make you drive out.

I just don't.

I thought maybe we could continue our discussion.

Sure. Come on.

Thank you.

What can I get you to drink?

Put the gun on the bar.

Put the gun down!

Sit down. Sit down. Sit down.

She's a lovely young woman, and she's an excellent driver.

You could let her go right now, Kristen.

Just play the video first.

Hi. Mrs. Stone.

Thought maybe we could continue our discussion?

Sure.

think I'd be seeing you again.

Seeing all that interested in the restaurant, but what can I get you to

drink?

Thank you, thank you, thank you. You saved me. You saved my life.

I only hurt people who deserved it.

I'm not going to ruin your life, Avery.

Nathan was going to end mine.

Felice.

Felice was going to go to the police and we would both be in jail. I did this for

us. You told Iris didn't have to die. None of them did.

It was my life for his.

I know. I just finished first.

I'm begging you to please just let us go.

Just let us go, Kristen.

Let them go, honey.

Don't. This is between you and me.

No, you lie!

you were acting a little under duress.

So I followed you to the Watson residence.

I figured it was none of my business, but just in case, I ran his place.

Turns out Nathan wasn't just an abuser, but a criminal as well.

He was stealing money from his investors and using the restaurant as a front.

Bad guy, all around.

Kind of makes you feel sorry for the wife.

What's going to happen to her?

She's going to lose some time.

Given the circumstances, the judge might be lenient.

I didn't think I'd see you again.

You saved my daughter's life.

I think despite everything else, I owe you thanks for that.

It's actually okay.

I'm working as a chef.

In the kitchen.

Listen, um... I know what a monster Nathan was.

I just want you to know I'm so sorry that you had to look through that.

I should have acted sooner. I should have called the police or gotten

involved. Clearly you needed help.

I know what I did was wrong.

I just... I was so tired of him controlling and abusing me. I

ended up doing the same thing to you.

You can always write or call if you need someone to talk to.

Can you do that for me?

Court.

What are friends for?

Oh my gosh, isn't this exciting?

Thank you for coming out to campus with me, Mom. I can't believe I'm losing my

baby. You're not losing me.

I'm only a couple hours away, and you can text me every day if you want to.

And I know the rules.

Be safe and work hard. That's right.

Alright, I gotta get back to the dorms.

Do you want me to take you?

No, I've got my own car. Okay.

It's a battle of the men, they think they're fraught. The chamber

will turn, and so much more.

It's a melody, they thought they'd fly in the dawn of love.

And live the way, oh the

chamber will.

I can't live a thing free In the cry of the doing

Where is this story I'm from?

In the sling bone of pervert I turn around Through the

corroded room If I heard I hit my ass quick

People say

In the time I went, there is in the twilight, a land of glowing,

to where, and even now.

In

the

battle of the man.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Out and up the wind, to where I'm deep in now.