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Can I see the picture again?

She's adorable.

Ready?

Oh,

Andrew.

Daniela? Andrew?

Welcome to India. Welcome to India, my child.

Good to be here. Lovely to see the both of you together.

Hi. Such a pleasure to meet the both of you.

I'm Sister Aruna.

Yes. Lovely to meet you.

Yeah, we are professionals.

Is this all the baggage you have? Yeah, that's all we have.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Andrew, Andrew.

That's Phil.

He's our driver. He doesn't speak much of English. He's just here to help you

with the luggage. I'm so sorry. Thank you so much. Thank you. Bag? Can I get a

bag? That's great. Please. Thank you very much.

Take it. Take it.

Thank you, P.O.

Okay. Where should we? No, here.

Do you want to take the front? Sure.

The two of you in the back seat together?

Yeah, absolutely.

All right. Okay.

Just... Comfortable? It's great.

First time in India?

This is great.

Now that's been some time I saw something like that.

Yeah, no, it's an old one. I just can't get rid of it, you know.

Don't want to give it up. I read about it in your file.

And both of you are artists.

I'm an illustrator and Dana is an art teacher. Very good.

Illustrator is a very good illustrator. Thank you.

Very good art teacher.

Are we anywhere near where Zalvary lives?

No, no.

Zalvary is not close by.

The institute is in the other part of the city.

She's excited to go with us, right?

You okay? Yeah. You want us to stop? No, no. I'm dead. I'm dead. Found it.

Okay.

Here, let me do it.

Just one more.

Okay.

Are you kidding me?

Do you think she'll like us?

What's that like?

I mean... She's too old.

Do you think she'll feel like we're her parents?

You're gonna be a wonderful mom.

I'll get it.

You're not getting any today.

What?

Yeah. You want to try one more time?

Yeah, we came to watch the bazaar.

Thank you. You know, this is the best market in Goa.

Cheap and cheerful.

Wow, colors.

Doing a little shopping while we're here.

Do the kids ever get to come here? How far are we from the orphanage?

Oh, about 25 minutes by car.

Oh, yeah.

And what are we doing here?

We've come to pick up something for the kids.

Oh, we're prepared. No, they told us about it in the class.

We have drawings for five. Yeah, they're really cute. So we can just... Come.

Come, come.

Oh, yeah.

Okay.

25, 50.

You got enough for the kids?

75. I have candies.

Hey.

Life of pie.

I would love that. Let's get it. Okay. How much is this?

500. 500?

Wait, wait.

No,

no, wait, wait, wait.

250, final, okay? Yeah.

250? Four dollars?

Okay. Yeah, you have to bargain here.

Yeah. We're going to get you to a shop to get you a nice sari.

Oh, you don't like what I'm wearing? Oh, I love what you're wearing, but you know

what? It's a very special day for celebration.

I'd love to get to the orphanage. Yeah, we're ready to celebrate.

Okay. Yes, this is best for wedding.

Oh, we're not here for a wedding.

Do you have something simpler, maybe? How about this red?

This? Yeah.

You know, we'll pin it up with safety pins, and it'll stay put.

All right. Okay. Oh, it's lovely.

The red looks good on Madam. Yeah?

What do you think, man? Yeah.

I love it. Oh. Oh, yeah.

What's happening? Do you want to have something else? Just a second. Oh.

Oh. Very nice. Oh, beautiful.

What's this?

This is a nose chain.

You know, something traditional and looks very good with something formal.

Yeah. It's just a nice touch.

It's a nice touch. What do you think, Danny?

Beautiful. I just, you know me and jewelry.

I think it's all about you. You love jewelry.

Let's find you something which matches this body.

What do you mean?

I mean, it's your turn now. Come on.

Oh, I don't need to. That's okay. I'm all right. I'm good.

Beautiful.

The photo we have is a few years old.

Saru, where are you?

Who is that?

Sarwari. Oh, Sarwari.

Your mom and dad are here.

Go, go.

Your mom and dad are here. Okay, just once. Just once.

Just once.

Oh, yeah.

Hey. Hi.

Take it off.

It's a pleasure to meet you. Please, have a seat.

Celery, we got this for you.

She said that he doesn't speak English.

You know, at her age, they pick up very fast.

Yeah, we'll have so much fun together.

Yeah, we sure will.

Sarvati, you're beautiful.

And I love your style.

She's wearing that nose ring.

Andrew and I are honored to be your parents.

Yeah. Can you translate that?

I'll teach you how to do Survery's hair, Daniela.

She likes her hair. Let's have a look at the orphanage.

Before lunch, shall we?

Yeah, of course. Survery, will you show your mother and father where you bathe?

Yes.

Come on, sister.

Hurry up.

Show your mother your room.

Come on. There are so many kids.

What happens to them? If they don't get adopted by age 14, they have to leave

the institute.

I wish we could take them all.

Yeah, that's what everybody says.

But most of these children will go to Indian families, and only the ones with

special needs go to foreign couples.

No one really wants one in their families over here, even if it's

something minor or correctable.

Yeah,

we read in her file that she'll need a little vitamin D.

We'll get those bones big and strong. Strong like iron.

Mama, what are you doing? Mama, what are you doing?

What did she say?

She asked if you would want to help.

Oh, of course.

We'd be happy to give a hand.

I think we logged out.

Jamal's got a wild man.

Just saying. She's so sweet.

There's more food coming.

Thank you. This looks amazing.

It's so nice.

Are you serving us? Can I have this?

Thank you. Yeah.

Oh, wow.

That's delicious.

Delicious.

Sarvay, you live in a beautiful place.

Yeah. So organized.

Yes, better than our place.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

I'm glad you like it.

Every passing year, they keep cutting our fundings.

Oh, man. I'm so sorry. Oh, we'll survive.

Do she have any

questions for us?

Has she flown a plane before?

Yeah. Sorry.

It's a good question. Sorry.

A plane?

It was my first time. She had never done it before. Yeah.

Saru hasn't even sat in a car. You know, we have a lot of time to discuss all of

that. Yeah. Yeah, of course.

What does she know about us?

Well, she knows that you both are her mama and papa.

Soccer football.

Somebody?

Come on. We have to go. Come, come.

Good girl.

We're going in.

She's been here as long as I have.

Hey, thank you for everything.

Thank you.

Hey, Sabah.

Hi.

Here we go.

So they're all set?

It's okay.

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go. Hey, hey, get out of the way.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Aruna, Aruna, Aruna.

Let's go, come on.

Help me!

Help me! Help me!

Are we sure Pio doesn't want to eat those?

He's busy.

He doesn't like tuna.

Rice in your plate.

She doesn't want to touch that, so I'm going to give her some of this plain

rice.

Okay.

Ketchup? You like ketchup?

Cheers.

What is she saying?

Susu is being... Susu.

Okay.

I mean, that sounds like an emergency, Danny.

Come on, sweetie.

Come on.

All right.

Yeah.

All right, let me help you. It's a bit big.

You want to go like this?

Let me just close the door.

Okay.

Okay, we can leave it open.

Okay.

Okay.

We're back.

How'd it go?

Um, we got there.

Got it?

Yeah.

She was upset in the bathroom, too.

I got it. I got it. I got it.

Um, excuse me.

Hi.

Hi.

Could we get another one of these?

A little bit. One. We'll do one.

That's great.

Thank you.

Oh, should we get some for the room? Okay, on the breaks there.

All right.

Round two.

Oh, no.

Bathroom.

Bathroom!

Bathroom.

Okay. You must be tired.

What do you want to do?

I'm wondering, should we go to sleep?

Do you want to cuddle in bed?

Yeah? You sure?

Yeah. I don't know.

I'm probably just going to sleep on the chair tonight.

Really? Yeah.

I mean, it's tight, but you guys can have the bed.

Oh.

Hey, okay.

Hey. No, no, get up here. Come on.

Should we?

Maybe she wants to roll the bed. I don't know.

I'm going to get Aruna.

Oh, no, no, don't do that. She just left. Hey, we'll figure this out.

Sure? Yeah. I mean... Hey, are you ticklish?

Are you ticklish?

Yes.

Look, she's like... She's ticklish.

Hey, give me these toes.

Go, go, go, go.

Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Give me these toes.

Oh.

Hey, it's okay.

I was just trying to play the game with her. Yeah, no, I know. I know.

It's okay.

She's just not ready.

It's okay.

We don't have to do that.

We'll take time.

She's got to be patient, I guess.

Yeah. Yeah.

Go to sleep.

Go to sleep, little darling.

Little angel.

Jesus Christ.

Oh, she's throwing up blood.

It's just the ketchup you gave her, okay?

Shit. Hey, Andrew.

It's okay. It's okay.

It's okay.

Just change up that sheet.

Okay, baby.

Do you want me to just put it outside?

I want you to call reception.

Follow what happens.

Get new sheets.

Okay. Okay.

Go to reception.

Okay? Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

Come on, baby.

It's okay. It's okay. No, it's fine.

It's okay.

It's okay.

You need to take those and go.

Okay. All right. All right. Thank you.

Going down?

Yes, please.

All right.

How are you feeling?

Are you okay?

You want to get off? Yeah, yeah. You want to get this shirt off? Let's take

it off. All right.

Okay. So I'm going to take my story off because I also have a stain.

Okay? All right. Here we go.

Okay, I'm not going to look.

And you can take your shirt off and give it to me, okay?

Okay.

You know, I have

these sheets, but I need a new pair of sheets.

My daughter threw up on them. Is she okay?

Yeah, yeah, she's okay.

She's just a little sick.

Oh, this is ketchup.

It's a bunch of ketchup.

Yeah, sorry. No, she's all right. She's all right. It's okay, sir.

Oh, I think this is good.

You picked the lock with the bottle opener.

Hey, hey, hey, hey. I didn't give it to her.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Okay.

She's trying to, like, pick the lock with the bottle opener. Excuse me. Why

does she have it? Excuse me. I don't know why she has it. She's a little

escape artist. You can't leave her alone for a second. Well, we didn't leave her

alone. Safari, you have to. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I can't let her have it. I mean.

I was in the bathroom trying to get the stain out.

I saw the guy in the hallway, and he's in the elevator, and I had to stop him.

And then I had to try to speak to him about the sheets, and that took a

moment. And then I didn't have my card.

So then I had to have him come with me with the master key, and it just all,

you know.

It's all getting a little unmanageable.

I'm just trying to get a little help over here. Well, that's why I wanted to

get Aruna. Not from Aruna, from me.

Danny, I did what you asked me to do. Okay.

I went and got the sheets, and I came back.

It's going to be okay, sweetie.

Susu?

Susu, is that what it is? Susu?

Susu? Susu?

I really don't think it's Susu.

Please don't upset her. She can perceive your hostility. Just try not to, like...

Um, okay.

I'm going to go for a walk.

She's going to take a beat.

No, no, no, you can't. You can't leave us to it. Please.

I'm not helping you. Please.

Oh, no. No, thank you.

Candy?

Hey.

Hey.

I'm really sorry.

What do you say to that, buddy?

Should we forgive them?

You guys want to go for a walk?

Might help her calm down and go to sleep.

You look tired. Do you want me to take her?

That's okay, hon. I have her.

I can take her, then.

Hey, somebody... Sorry, I don't think

she's quite ready.

Yeah.

Perfect.

We're going to get the dress as well.

Thanks.

She's a wonderful child. Yeah, thank you.

Don't let her forget India.

Oh, please, sir.

Can you ask if she wants to wear her new clothes?

Yeah,

I think I understood that.

How about this?

That, buddy? You want this?

Penny, my mom messaged me. She wants to know how it's going.

Penny.

Yeah? My mom wants to know how it's going.

Oh, yeah?

What do you want to say?

Um... I don't know.

Super Bowl? Super Bowl. I'm going to say it's going smooth.

Great.

All right. Thank you. How much do I owe you?

Hey, she wants a FaceTime.

You want FaceTime? No, no, no, no, no.

FaceTime? No.

All right. Will you please have some of this? Okay. She wants to know when we're

going to come visit.

What do you want to say?

No, no.

Okay. All right.

Okay. Sorry. I am just trying to get this kid to eat, and she's not eating

anything. Come on, Pops. No, we've already had red vomit. We don't need

multicolored vomit. Put those away.

What are you doing?

No,

Pops. Sorry, Mom said.

Oh, blame it on me.

Is it your birthday?

You want cake?

Cake. Cake.

Cake. Cake.

Cake. Oh.

Away.

No,

not in your mouth. In your pocket.

Not in your mouth, Andrew.

They're gone. They're gone.

Oh, my God.

They weren't anymore.

Seventy.

Eight.

Is khana.

Eat is khana.

Sir, we chalo.

Chalo, sir, we.

At least she's not crying anymore.

Yeah.

Bread is roti.

Hmm?

Stop distracting her.

Celery is spoon.

Eat with spoon.

How are we going to communicate if she doesn't want to learn?

I guess you have to learn.

Us? Yeah.

You have to come meet her halfway.

Okay. Yeah, sure.

Let's start with something simple.

Like... Khana is food.

Kana. Kana. Not Kana.

It's Kana.

Kana. Kana.

Kana. Kana.

Kana. Is that Kana?

And moving ahead, let's say TK.

TK. It's okay.

It's okay. TK. TK.

Yeah. TK. It's okay.

What did she say?

She says that both of you are really good.

I think she's ready to leave, though.

I'll make the rules, Danny.

We have to go to Delhi for her visa and for the final review. It just makes

sense to fly out from there.

That's not what I'm saying.

What are you saying?

We're not going to skip the appointment after all the work we put in.

Don't be ridiculous. I'm not asking for us to miss the appointment.

Don't act like you're on another planet. You're...

Following the situation, right? Yeah, I'm following the situation.

I just, I don't know what you want me to do.

We're going to move to Goa? Wait, where is she?

She's right there with the girl on the slide. No, she's not. She's... Danny,

she's with the... She's not on the slide, Andrew.

All right, she was just... Savary!

Somebody?

Savary!

This is yours.

Oh, thank you.

Oh, don't worry. You guys are doing a great job.

I just thought I'd get you a little something to say goodbye.

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Okay. Do you want to come with us to Delhi?

Oh, I'm afraid not. It would mean a lot to us.

I'm sorry. I mean, if you need anything, I'm here. Well, I think we're all

separate tomorrow, but thank you. You know, have a good trip in Delhi.

And then have a safe trip back to the U.S.

Come on, Sarvati, why don't you want to wear your new clothes?

Sarvati.

Sarvati. Sarvati.

How's it possible that at the orphanage she was so outgoing, like a little

adult, and now she's completely uncooperative?

Let her be a kid.

We gotta go.

Thanks, that's very helpful.

We have to take your visa photo and your clothes are dirty. Can you please put

this on?

A

lot

of

people.

It would have been a lot quicker to fly.

I don't want to freak her out.

Baby steps.

When we come to India, we're going to have a big adventure on the train.

Right?

Smile, sweetheart.

You get to go home with Mama and Papa soon, no?

No, Mama and Papa.

Somebody, what are you saying? Tell me.

Tell him.

Samari.

I guess she's... You're confused, aren't you? Yeah.

She'll come around soon.

Give it some time.

So when do you all head back to the United States?

We fly back tomorrow, Delhi to LAX, LAX to San Francisco.

All right. Well, best of luck.

And congratulations on your new family.

Thank you. Thank you. Thanks.

Thank you. Thank you.

Yeah, we did it.

Yeah, yeah, we did it. Six years.

Sweetie, please don't do that. Mama has a headache. Don't do that. No, no, no.

We should have gone straight to the hotel.

Do you want ice cream? Do you want dessert or something?

Maybe she does.

Mama has a headache.

What?

What?

What did she say?

How am I supposed to know?

Do you have the cards?

Karjana?

Uh,

fool, Seb.

Attaché, Nahana.

Oh, oh my God. Get, get, get me back to Andrew.

She bit it. She broke the glass.

Um.

Uh.

Let me look in your mouth. Let me look in your mouth. Can we have potty for a

live key?

Can I have water for a live key? There's no glass in your mouth.

There's no glass in your mouth. There's no glass in your mouth. There's no glass

in your mouth.

There's no glass in your mouth. There's no glass in your mouth. There's no glass

in your mouth. There's no glass in your mouth. There's no glass in your mouth.

There's no glass in your mouth. There's no glass in your mouth.

There's no glass in your mouth.

There's no glass in your mouth.

There's no glass in your mouth.

or hurting herself.

What are we doing wrong?

I don't think we're doing anything wrong.

I think we can use the flashcards and eat what she eats and wear what she

wears, but on us it's just costumes.

I think there's a gap there.

Andrew, people have kids all the time and they figure it out. They learn all

the job.

Biological parents don't have to prove to governments and adoption agencies

that they're fit to become parents, but we did.

We just have to stay as long as it takes. No, Danny, we can't stay here

forever.

No.

No, you don't get to just run away when things get tough.

I am saying I think we're all hurting each other.

Thank you.

Danielle and I were wondering, it

just feels

like... We haven't quite gotten through to her yet. Yeah, so we're just, I don't

know, we take her back to the orphanage for a little bit and she sees her

friends. And we would stay with her? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Absolutely not.

Do you think spending a few more nights at the institute will make her feel

better and she would want to go back with you?

Really?

I don't know. I'm just trying to help out. I'm trying to explore all the

options.

Andrew, we can't.

Getting surgery back would just hurt everybody more.

We all grieve Sarwari's departure.

She's going to leave such a big hole in our hearts. I know.

If you know, then what is the problem? I feel, we feel like

we're kidnapping her.

We want her more than anything, but we don't want to take her away from home.

You know that she will eventually leave the institute.

At a certain age. Yeah. You know that? Yeah.

I just think sometimes makes you better off without us.

You want to leave her without her parents?

Without a permanent home? Is that what you want? No, that's not what I'm

saying.

Whatever we may do, there will never be a scenario where she won't have to leave

something behind.

Right.

It's... Just the way it goes.

Okay.

Hey.

She quite feels a little warm.

Yeah.

I don't know. It might be all the dancing.

Listen, I have to get back to my convent.

And please monitor that.

Okay. And if she gets any worse, I'll call the doctor in the morning. Yeah.

Thanks.

Should we call Sister Aurora?

I think she needs to go to the bathroom.

Susu?

Putty?

Come.

I think you should go. She

wants you to leave.

It's okay, it's okay.

I'll be out here.

Okay.

It's not serious. She has a small stomach infection.

I will need to give her a shot of antibiotics.

That will clear it up.

Hopefully she doesn't bite him.

So nice to meet you.

What a mighty roar you have.

Don't eat me. I'm trying to be your friend.

You want to be my friend?

You want to draw too?

Did you know that your mama could teach you how to draw?

Oh, I bet she's already a pro.

Saravari, that's beautiful.

Who are all these people?

I think it's Saravari's family, right?

Yeah. What did she say?

She asked if you're a mother.

Oh, um, well, I guess I am now.

Um, she asked about me.

Aruna. Aruna. Hi.

Hi.

Boy,

that was nice up there.

Yeah, it was.

Yeah, such a nice bond, those two.

It's just really sweet. Thank you. Yeah, yeah. Can I... Sorry.

Can I ask you something?

Sure.

How much does Sabri know about, you know, all this?

What do you mean?

Oh, I don't know. She seemed...

confused or maybe it's just not what I expected from classes.

Oh, and nobody's ever prepared to be adopted.

Nobody. Right.

Yeah, I suppose that's comforting to hear. Thank you.

It feels sometimes like she's not sure

who we are or...

what our relationship to her is.

You know, Surrey has never had a family like that. The orphanage is all she

knows.

Right.

Yeah, right.

But someone explained it to her, right? Someone explained that we'd be coming

and she'd leave with us. So, you know, on a plane, we'd go to the U.S. and we

would be her mom and dad.

Come on. You can't explain these kind of things.

I mean, she needs to experience them, to feel, to understand.

Right. She's just a little afraid of you.

She's never lived with a man before.

We only have nuns at the institute.

Come on, please understand.

Be a little patient.

Look, as you...

What color is

it? Brown.

You want brown? Here you go.

All those kids are saying, Mommy, Daddy, Mommy, Daddy.

It means nothing to her.

Of course it means nothing. She's never had parents.

Right. They didn't explain it to her.

That's why she acts like a little hostage. That's why she acts like we're

kidnapping her.

Look, I know this has been especially difficult for you.

And I'm sorry.

We've been preparing for this for six years.

What do you want me to say, Andrew?

I want you to help me explain to her who we are and that we have to leave.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, I'll just go tell her in Hindi.

I know you don't speak Hindi, but you two clearly have a little connection.

Yeah, I'm a mom.

For what, three days?

Listen, you'll get there.

You may go into the fields or down the lane, but don't go into Mr. McGregor's

garden. Your father had an accident there.

He was put in a pot.

Peter's papa.

His dad.

He got put in a pie.

It's like cake.

Papas are like mamas.

But, you know, cooler.

And delicious, I guess, in this story.

Now run along and don't get into mischief.

I am

Press this button. It records whatever's in this box.

Yeah. Are you going to be careful with it?

Huh? Careful.

Careful.

You got a good eye.

Good eye.

There you go. The sun.

Sun.

Sun. Sun.

Somebody. Ock.

Ock. Ock.

Dalbari, are you enjoying your dinner?

Yeah.

What did she say?

She said, hearing you speak English is like having a mosquito in the ear.

Oh, okay.

You're lucky she can communicate with you. Give her some time.

But I must say, you really have been very resourceful.

Thank you.

I'm going to try to make another attempt to, uh... Yeah.

Can you ask her if she's ready?

Andrew, no.

What? No. Why?

No, please don't ask her that. What? Why?

Completely inappropriate.

Let's just have Aruna ask her. Imagine how she's going to feel. She's going to

have to go at some point. You know many kids cry because they're confused?

Salary cries because she knows exactly what's happening.

You know, this process, it's not easy.

Right.

And there are no shortcuts.

Of course, yeah.

And I'm sure you have some good reasons to do it, right?

Yeah, I mean, we couldn't conceive, and we really want a family.

Yeah, the opportunity to give a child a loving home and parents, you know, meant

a lot to us.

I see.

The truth is, even with all the adoption classes, I wasn't expecting her to have

such an attachment to a nun.

Don't worry.

We really want you and Sister Tosina to stay in Sarvari's life.

We're all going to miss you a lot.

Yeah, and India.

You know, it's not just joy.

To watch these kids grow up in their families, even if they don't remember us

anymore.

Well, Savari certainly will.

I hope so.

That'll depend on the two of you.

Yeah.

This one, I don't know. This one's really special. I don't know. I don't

know. This one, this one's really special.

Oh. Pretty excited to go. Thank you.

All right, we got one more. I really wasn't expecting this.

We seem to be getting through to this young lady.

Get it over here. All right, go ahead.

Yeah. Cheeky.

There you go.

Thank you, sir.

Ma'am.

All right, shall we?

No, sweetie, but we've got to go.

Oh, no, we've got to put it in.

Oh, all right, all right. Hey, Severine, can you stop, please? Can you stop?

Hey, hey, hey. Wait, no, no.

No. I don't need, I'm, I don't need it over here. No.

Severine. No.

I don't, I don't need that, hon.

Hey, hey, hey. I don't need it, okay?

Where are you? It's patched. No, no, no, no, no, no.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, okay, okay.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Whoa, no, hey, this isn't the... Sweetie, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. I got it, I got it.

Sweetie. Do you want to do something? Can you help me out here a little bit?

I'm trying.

Sweetie. Stop. Hey.

God damn it.

Are you fucking kidding me? Come on.

What?

Okay. It's not great.

Thank you for asking.

Why are you angry at me?

I am not angry at you.

All of our memories from the trip are on this.

I'm gonna go try to apologize.

Good idea.

She probably just needs a hug.

Yeah.

What's up, buddy?

Andrew, the tiger's not here.

Fuck.

Shit, Andrew. She ran away.

I'm going to talk to the receptionist, okay? Okay.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Sorry, sorry. Have you seen the little girl?

No, sir, I haven't.

Sorry, buddy.

I'm so sorry.

Sorry, buddy.

Hey, Danny.

She's not here. I can't find her anywhere.

I'm going to see Aruna.

I'm like, shit.

I'm so sorry. I had no idea she was going to do this.

She's just a sensitive kid. I didn't... Will you please excuse me? I don't want

to talk to you.

I'm done encouraging you and I'm done arresting you and done. I'm trying here.

Bullshit, Andrew!

Will you calm down just for a moment so we can try to find her, please? I know

this was my idea, but have you stopped to think for one second how difficult

this is for me?

Managing both of you?

We have to go to the police station.

I'll look for Sarvarin. You can call him.

Are you sure?

Yes.

All right, I'll go with you. No.

It doesn't work that way. We need to go to the station and file a report.

And one of you has to come with me because they may need a parent. Okay,

you go with Aruna. I'm going to start looking. I am looking for my child. You

can do it.

Annie, Annie, I'm going to find her, okay? No. I'm going to find her. Please,

please. I need you to find her. Okay, get them. Please.

Get them. I'm going to find you. Get them. I love you.

Okay, I'm not, I'm not.

It's okay, it's okay. You know what?

I'll go explain the situation to them and if they need any of you, I'll give

you a call.

Sorry, sorry.

Sorry,

it's my daughter.

Thank you.

What are you doing?

It's late.

Go. Where is your mother?

Go and get your mother.

Go.

I'm really sorry.

I'm just trying to find my daughter. I'm just trying to get through.

message, I'll get back to you.

Thank you.

What is this orphanage?

This is the home of those who don't have parents.

Zavari! Zavari!

Zavari!

Zavari!

Thank you.

Let's go.

it's beautiful

Mr. Tarasina, Shruti, Alisha, Vimal,

Dina.

Thank you and hug.

You know, we could stay a little longer for you two.

I think it's time.

Andrew, how are you feeling?

Oh, well... Yeah, terrified.

Terrified. That's good. That means you're feeling the responsibility,

right?

But don't worry. I'm just calling.

Thank you. We may actually take you up on that if you don't mind.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank

you.

So learn.

Hey.

Ciao. Ciao.