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Hello?

Anyone there?

You guys, this isn't funny.

You're scaring me.

What are you doing here?

Yup.

Okay, yeah.
Here is okay?

All right, okay, we're ready?

Okay, three, two, one.

We are here
at the new field house

at lighthouse cove high,

with principal Darren Dean.

You must be so proud

of this state-of-the-art
athletic facility,

and the fact
that your football team

has won championships

three of the last five years.

Very proud.

Bulldogs!

And thankful to our,
uh, dedicated staff,

and your bulldogs
are favored to win

Friday's championship game,
isn't that right?

We are,

due in no small part

to our stellar
young quarterback here,

Aaron white.

He's been working
miracles on the field

all season...

What is that noise?

I'll take care of it.

Shannon!

Hey!

Hi.

Hey, sorry.

I didn't realize
the interview already started.

Tell Mr. Dean I apologize.

No, volunteers can make
all the noise they want.

She just dropped by
for a minute.

It was the saw that I needed,

and she was kind enough
to bring it by.

I hope you won't send me
to detention,

Mr. Athletic director, sir.

I'm actually in a hurry
to get going.

Shannon's starting

the craddock house
restoration today.

Wow.

You guys should start calling it

the Sullivan house.

Mac Sullivan is the owner now.

Well, it's been
the craddock house

for what, a hundred years now?

It'll always be
the craddock house around here.

Yeah, that's fair.

- It's probably a losing battle.
- Yup.

Well, good luck
with the job, Shannon.

And thank you so much
for donating your time

to our cause.

Go bulldogs.

Yeah, go bulldogs!

Go bulldogs.

Cliff Hogarth,

relentless as ever.

Hey!

Mac!

And cliff.

Wish I could say

I was surprised to see you here.

Just thought I'd let
Mr. Famous writer here

have one last chance
to let me have a bid

on the craddock job.

Which I have kindly declined.

Again.

Which I was just saying

might not be the smartest move.

I guarantee my bid
will be lower than hers,

and...

I can get it done faster,

which means you won't
have to be living

in Shannon's little
gingerbread shack back there.

Just telling it like it is.

Well, it is true,
I do take extra time

because I specialize
in quality restoration,

whereas QB construction

specializes in quick and cheap.

Hey, just telling it like it is.

I make no apologies
about charging my customers

a reasonable fee.

What do you say, Sullivan?

Let me take a gander
at your place.

I'll float you a number.

I appreciate you having
my best interests at heart,

but I'm gonna
stick with Shannon.

I admire loyalty.

But you might want to talk

to the president
of the historical society.

I think he will recommend me.

Oh, yeah, your cousin Ted.

How is he?

Happen to have
his number right here.

Oh, you know what, cliff,
I was just at the high school.

There's this news crew there,

they're doing a story
on next week's big game.

I bet they would love to hear

about how you won us

our first state championship.

Well, well, well,
I bet they would at that.

Thank you for the heads up.

Listen, uh,

for you,

should you change your mind.

You really spent four years
in high school with that guy?

And I survived to tell the tale.

And now if I can just
survive him

poaching my clients...

Oh...

Oh, hey, Sean.

Meet Mac Sullivan.

This is the writer who hired us

to restore his home.

Mac, this is Sean brogans,

my construction foreman.

Hey, Mac.

Hi.

Thank you

for standing up for me
with cliff.

I'm gonna go get to work.

I was gonna stop by today,

watch you do your magic,

and before you say no,

I really need a reason
to procrastinate.

Work on the novel isn't going
as smoothly as I'd hoped.

Okay,

but if you come by,
I am going to put you to work.

Done.

Was that cliff Hogarth I saw
trying to steal our client?

Oh, my gosh...

Yes.

The one and only.

Man, that guy never gives up.

Yeah, if only there was a cure.

Wow...

I haven't been
out here in years.

Our official "before" photo.

I love my job.

Hey.

Mr. Foreman,

you're on the clock.

All right.

All right...

Who's ready
to transform this house?

I think what we need to focus on

is the corner
of the foundation over here,

is where I notice
the most crumbling.

Okay.

I actually have
a great faux-painter.

Remind me to call her.

Okay.

And... we have
marble coming in from Italy.

I want to get rid
of the tongue-in-groove.

This molding is beautiful.

I'll have a few fixes.

You good?

Yeah.

Ow!

Travis, are you okay?

Yeah, it's just
this stupid dumbwaiter.

It's stuck between here
and the second floor,

and I just gave myself
rope burn.

Well, first...

You should be wearing gloves.

Yeah, that's stuck, all right.

Why is that 2x4 there?

That's strange.

Second, you need the right tool

for the job.

What?

I thought you'd be finished
my restoration by now.

Yeah. Maybe by lunch.

I'd be happy to get
this dumbwaiter

unstuck by lunch.

This board
shouldn't even be here.

Be careful.

My grandmother had one of these,

and the one time I tried
to get it unstuck...

You okay?

I hired you to fix my house,
not destroy it.

What was that?

Is everybody okay?

The dumbwaiter fell
into the basement.

We'd better go
assess the damage.

Ah, the whole thing
busted into pieces.

Don't... touch it.

What? Why?

Look.

That's human bones, all right.

Looks to be an entire skeleton.

The impact from the fall
must have broken it apart.

I wonder how long
it's been here?

When I bought the house,

the inspector gave me
a five-page list

of all the problems,

but "a skeleton
in the dumbwaiter"

wasn't one of them.

Well, kids have been coming here

and hanging out for years.

Could be a kid climbed
in the dumbwaiter,

tried to go up or down a floor,

and then it got stuck
with the kid trapped inside.

What is that,

that silver thing?

Looks like
a medical alert bracelet.

It says
"allergic to bee stings."

What did you say?

Whoever this was,
was allergic to bee stings.

Lily had a bracelet like that.

I think that looks like
Lily's shirt.

Who's Lily?

She's my sister.

Sean, hold on!

I'll go talk to him.

Sean, wait!

Lily brogans,
here the whole time.

Everyone thought
she'd gone to California.

You knew her, too?

Oh, yeah, everyone
in our school knew Lily.

She was the lead
in every school play.

She was super talented.

She dated the quarterback
of our football team,

cliff Hogarth.

She'd given this great speech

at our graduation

about chasing your dreams,

and a few days after that,
she was gone.

That was it?

A girl vanishes,
there's no investigation?

Oh, no, there was
an investigation.

I still remember the detective
interviewing people all summer.

But her parents, they were
on the verge of divorce,

and she always said

she was gonna leave
after graduation.

It became
the official conclusion

that Lily brogans had gone off
to chase her dreams.

Dr. Wenders.

Officer Sloane.

Where are the remains?

Right here.

Let's have a look.

Hey...

Maybe it's not Lily.

It's her.

I know it.

That is what she was wearing

the last time that I saw her.

Here in this room.

Here?

Sean, I had no idea.

She was sitting right here.

With cliff Hogarth.

His idiot friends
were downstairs.

She told me that she was
going to move away.

I didn't want her to go.

So I yelled at her,

I called her selfish.

And cliff, he just...

He just laughed at me,

and called me a whiney kid,

so I left.

God, I was so mad.

Later, my Mom called me,

and told me that Lily had left
without saying goodbye.

And I thought that was my fault.

Oh...

And then when we didn't
hear from her,

I thought
that was my fault, too.

After my dad died,
and then my Mom, I, uh...

I hired a private investigator
to look for her.

He didn't find any sign of her.

You know, most people,

they thought that meant
she was dead.

But I... never gave up hope.

I know.

And she was here,
the whole time,

just stuck in that...

I left her here

alone in this room with cliff.

You don't think that cliff
had something to do with...

Tommy sent me to find you.

He has some questions
for you, Sean.

Thanks.
We'll be right out.

Okay.

It'll be all right.

Yeah.

I also see what looks to me like
perimortem breaks

in numerous bones,

including the skull.

Wait, you mean
the breaks didn't happen

when the dumbwaiter fell?

No, I'd assume they happened

at time of death.

How is that possible

if she was wedged
in the dumbwaiter,

stuck between floors?

I could be wrong.

I'll know more

when I can get a closer look
at the remains.

Right now, I'd call it
a suspicious death.

Tommy, I think
there's some things

I need to show you.

I need to speak with Sean first.

Where is he?

I thought he was
right behind me.

Look out there.

He's taking off in your truck.

I think I know where he's going.

What are you talking about!

You're crazy!

Sean, back off now!

You were with her!

You were the last one
to see her!

Calm down!

Sean!

You were the last one
to see her...

We think we've found
Lily's remains

at the craddock place.

Hey!

Cool it!

Tommy, the last time I saw Lily,

she was alive and well.

My friends can vouch for it.

And they also saw

that you were the one
yelling at her that night,

so if anybody did
anything to her,

it was you!

No...

See, Tommy?
Do you see that?

He attacked me, and I want him
arrested for assault.

Cliff, come on.

No, no, no,
I'm pressing charges.

I'm calling chief Jensen
right now!

All right, show's over,

back to work.

All right, Sean, turn around,

put your hands behind your back

for me, please.

What? Hey.

Tommy, is this necessary?

It was his sister.

If they don't,
I'm just gonna come back here

and take that liar apart.

Tommy...

He did something to her,
I know it.

Sean, we're launching
an investigation,

we'll get to the bottom
of it, all right?

Now, take him down to the car,

read him his rights.

I'll call ahead,
and let 'em know we're coming.

I'll come bail you out

as soon as you're arraigned.

What I care about is making sure

that whoever
killed my sister pays.

You gotta help me make sure
cliff doesn't get away with it.

Promise me!

Okay.

Hey.

We should tell Tommy

what you told me in the car.

Hey, there's some stuff
I should show you

at the craddock house,

and the chief should
see it, too.

All right.

The dumbwaiter was stuck

between the first
and the second floor.

There was a piece of wood
stopping it from moving.

Um...

This piece right here.

This wood is not the same wood
used to construct the shaft.

So, what are you saying?

Somebody secured
this piece of wood in the shaft

to keep the dumbwaiter
from moving.

There's something else.

Look at this
banister right here,

this jagged break.

There is adhesive in the crack,

like somebody tried
to glue it back together.

Okay...

So where are you going
with this?

It's a sloppy job,
and they didn't fix it.

It's more like

they were just trying
to hide the break.

There's more.

Now, I noticed this

on my first walk-through
of the house...

These cracks
in the tile right here,

directly below the break
in the banister.

Now, the medical examiner said

that she saw breaks in the bones

that happened
at the time of death.

And you said it yourself, Tommy.

I mean, there's no way somebody
could break their bones

while being stuck
in a dumbwaiter that can't move.

Unless that person
fell through the banister.

Or was pushed.

And someone took that body,

and put it in the dumbwaiter,

and made sure
it wouldn't be found.

Then this wasn't just
a suspicious death.

It was murder.

Hey.
Thanks for coming over, Jen.

I can't believe
that Lily was murdered.

And poor Sean.

I mean, you can't blame him

for getting a little
crazy with grief.

I know.

I feel like I should have
gone to the courthouse

to lend him moral support
while he faced the judge.

He doesn't want you there.

You're his boss,

it's too embarrassing for him.

Then you should have gone.

I'm his old boss.

Yeah, and you hired him
at what, 18?

You're the closest thing he has
to a father figure anymore.

Hey, um...

I just went by the house.

Tommy said they made
a positive I.D. On the skeleton

using dental records.

They're going to release
a statement later today,

but, uh...
It is Lily brogans.

Man...

We all expected it, but...

Still.

You know, I keep thinking

about my first day
at lighthouse cove high.

Do you remember, Shannon?

It was sophomore year.

It was Lily who volunteered
to show me around the school.

I mean, do you really
think it's possible

that cliff Hogarth could have...

Killed her?

I don't know.

I promised Sean that
I would help him find out.

And why you did that,
I don't know.

Dad, I've worked side by side
with him for years.

He asked for my help.

The least I could do
is go talk to cliff.

No.

No, cliff's too volatile.

You need to stay away from him.

Well, I could talk to him.

I mean, I could tell him

that because the work's
been delayed,

he might as well
come and give me a bid

on the restoration.

If he thinks
that he can get my business,

I might be able to get him
to talk about Lily.

But shouldn't you be writing?

Oh, writing...

You know, that's sort of...

A subconscious thing anyway,

and you wouldn't want me
to let my skills

as an investigative reporter
get rusty.

Oh! Oh, my gosh,

you know who's going
to be devastated

is Lily's best friend
from high school.

Denise Jones.

Yeah.

She's, um, she's
the drama teacher

at the high school now.

We should really,
we should go there,

and we should tell her.

You're right.

But Sean's going to be
calling any minute.

I'll post bail for Sean.

You break the news
to Denise, okay?

- Okay.
- Thanks.

I'll go talk to cliff,

see if I can get his story.

Thanks.

Wow.

This place hasn't changed a bit.

Touchdown!

And the bulldogs win
another state championship!

Yeah,

and the football players
haven't changed much either.

Right?

Yes, everybody
loves the bulldogs.

I'll see if we have
any more tickets.

I'll see if she's here.

Please hold.

Wow, I'm having

such a memory rush.

This is where I first met Lily.

Like, right in this spot.

Hey! Shannon...

Are you back
to finish the snack bar?

Um, actually we're
here to see your wife.

You remember Jen?

Sure, yeah, yeah,
good to see you, Jennifer.

Hey, Brad.

So, why do you need
to see Denise?

Uh, we have
to give her some news,

about Lily brogans.

Haven't heard that name
in a while,

not since she left town.

Um...

Brad, Lily's body
was found yesterday

at the craddock house.

She never left town at all.

They, um, they think
that she was murdered.

Oh, man.

That's rough.

Oh, that is...
That is gonna hit Denise hard.

I'll go get her out of class.

But first I should tell Darren.

Oh, sure.

Hey, Darren...

Oh, that's right.

I forgot, that
vice-principal Dean,

he's now principal.

It's so crazy being back here.

So I'll go get Denise,

and she'll meet you
in the teachers' lounge.

Thanks.

I don't suppose you remember
where the teachers' lounge is?

How about I show you
where it is?

Brad told me about Lily brogans.

It's very upsetting.

We're worried

about how Denise
will take the news.

I'm worried about
the students as well.

News of the murder
of a girl their own age,

a girl who was also
a student here,

they could be thrown for a loop.

Right.

So please be careful

in how you relay the news
to Denise?

Of course.

Thank you.

I'll go call
the district psychologist,

make sure she'll be around

the next few days.

Here you go.

Thank you, principal Dean.

Wow, I've never been in here.

When I was a kid,

this seemed like
a secret, magical room.

I know.

And now here we are.

Cliff?

Cliff? Hey!

I thought I might find you here.

Yeah? Why is that?

Well, um, uh, with
construction on my house

being delayed,

I thought I might take you up

on your offer for a bid.

Oh.

Oh, yeah, we could
talk about that.

Um, talk to Kimberly,
my secretary.

She'll make
an appointment for you...

Well, if you have
a couple minutes,

I'd love to do it now.

Sorry.

I gotta get some plans
filed with the city.

Talk to Kim.

Okay, I might be getting rusty.

Denise...

Hi, Shannon.

Hi.

Hi.

I haven't seen you in ages.

I know.

So, Brad told you?

That Lily's dead? Yeah.

We didn't want you

to have to hear about it
on the news.

We are so sorry.

We know what
good friends you were.

Yeah.
She was my best friend.

I remember thinking, though, how
strange it was

that Lily would have left
without saying goodbye.

I should have trusted
my instincts.

It seems like

we all should have done
something different,

just should have known somehow.

I just can't believe it.

Excuse me.

It's my dad.

Okay.

Hey, dad.

How's Sean?

I imagine not too good.

I got tired of waiting,

so I went down
to the police station,

and Tommy told me

that Sean's arraignment
won't be until tomorrow.

What? Why?

I don't know.
He wouldn't tell me.

I'm going to go
down there right now.

Okay.

I'm on my way to see
an lawyer friend of mine,

see if he can help.

All right.
Love you. Thanks.

- Bye-bye.
- Bye.

Hey, you guys,

I'm so sorry, but I have to run.

That's okay.

Yeah, it's fine.

I'm gonna stay
a little while longer.

Thanks, Shannon.

Bye.

Hey, why is Sean still
sitting in a jail cell?

He should have been
arraigned today.

Chief Jensen wants him
to cool his heels another day

while we follow up
on some leads.

What do you mean, leads?

You arrested him
for attacking cliff.

Show me your badge,

I'll be happy
to discuss that with you.

Hey...

You know my dad and I
are the closest thing

that Sean has
to family in this town.

Fine.

You know the gist of it already.

You were there

when cliff accused Sean
of fighting with Lily

the night before
she disappeared.

Yes, Sean admits that.

Well, we pulled a case file
on the investigation done

on Lily's disappearance.

Two of cliff's friends

that were with him that night

at the craddock place

reported seeing a car
sitting outside the house

when they left.

We asked cliff
about it yesterday.

He remembered the car.

He says he thought
Sean was driving it.

But Sean left before cliff.

That's why
he was so upset yesterday.

Cliff was the last one
to see her.

Or Sean waited for cliff
and his friends to leave,

and then went back inside.

Are you telling me

that you think Sean is a suspect
in his own sister's murder?

Let's just say

he's a person of interest
right now,

and we don't want him
taking off, okay?

What?

So, Sean attacked cliff?

I don't understand.

Why would he do that?

Well, he said
that cliff was the last one

to see Lily alive.

He was with her

the night before
she disappeared,

so...

What? Why would cliff
be with her?

Well, why wouldn't he be?

I mean, he was her boyfriend.

Well.

Not exactly.

What do you mean?

What are you guys doing here?

Denise needs to talk to Tommy.

To tell him what?

That Lily broke up with cliff
the day before graduation.

Really?

Yeah, Denise told Tommy

all about cliff and Lily's
rocky relationship.

He called cliff,

and asked him to come in
for more questioning.

And this supposed break-up
didn't come up

when they were investigating
Lily's disappearance?

Well, it happened
at the end of the school year,

so not many people
knew about it,

and then she went away
for a vacation with her family,

and the police just never
interviewed her.

Huh.

Well, let's see what Hogarth
has to say for himself.

I'm about to invite myself
onto his boat.

Uh, ask him about the car

he said he and his friends saw

sitting outside the house
that night.

Yes, ma'am.

Hey!

Your secretary said

you'd be here this afternoon.

Permission to come aboard?

Granted.

All right.

...well, finish
re-rigging the sheets,

and replace the halyard.

I'm getting it ready

for a trip down
to Mexico this summer.

Aw, that sounds
like a good time.

Wow.

Yeah, it will be.

Boy, I'm enjoying that beer.

Well, I hope it gets me

a couple bucks knocked
off the restoration.

Well, it might at that.

Good.

And I felt bad.

I heard you got grilled
by the cops again today.

You following me around?

Nah, small town.

People talk, you know.

Heard they wanted to talk
about you and Lily breaking up

right before she disappeared.

Yeah, like it's
some big old secret.

Right?

And you guys were going
in separate directions anyways.

She was off to Hollywood.

You got a football
scholarship to...

University of Michigan.

Michigan?

Yeah.

Girls must have been
lined up to date you.

Yeah, they were.

Trust me.

And you and Lily stayed friends.

I mean, you saw her

the night before
she disappeared.

That's exactly
what I told Tommy.

You know,

she called me that night.

She had a jacket of mine

that she wanted to give back.

Well, her brother showed up

and started giving her grief.

My guys and I left
right after he did.

You know, Tommy reminded me
about something.

When my friends and I
were leaving,

we saw a black car

parked under a tree
just to the side of the house,

and Sean was driving
his dad's car

in those days,

and I'm thinking it was black.

Boy, Sean was really
yelling at her,

his face all red...

Maybe he waited for me to leave,

and went back in
to finish their fight.

Maybe he pushed her,

I don't know.

So, am I gonna bid
on your restoration or what?

Absolutely.

Attaboy.

So, if it was a black car

that cliff and his friends saw,

then it wasn't Sean.

I happen to know

that Sean borrowed
his dad's car in high school,

and it was green.

How do you remember that?

Um...

I backed into it

at the grocery store
parking lot,

with Mr. Brogans in it.

Oh...

What?
It was my first year driving,

and in my defense,
my dad's truck was huge.

I would love to have
been able to see that.

The incredibly able
Shannon Hughes

miscalculating something?

Oh, what, so
your first year of driving,

no Fender benders?

No.

Well, I drove my sister's
corolla into a ditch,

but that doesn't count
as a Fender bender,

because the Fender was not bent.

It was crushed.

I totaled the whole thing.

She's still mad.

Well, it's a good thing

we didn't grow up
in the same town.

We would have crashed into
each other left and right.

I'm sure we would have.

So, back to work.

Um...

When the police say

that we can get back
into your house...

Oh, yeah,

they already told me
you can go back in.

Guess they didn't find much
in the way of evidence.

Really? Nothing?

Well, they weren't
going to find much

20 years after the fact,

but at least now

we can get cliff
to give us the quote.

And see if his story holds up.

Good.

Because I know
Sean did not hurt Lily.

So, how are you, Sean?

Are you doing any better?

I'm hanging in there.

I'm just glad Shannon

got me out of that jail cell.

It was ridiculous
to ever suspect you.

This is ready to go, honey.

Oh, good.

I went through
my old high school box,

looking for photos of Lily.

You know, in case

you want to hold
a memorial for her sometime?

Um... yeah,
I'll think about it.

Okay.

Well, I found
all kinds of stuff,

and Brad scanned it
into a video,

and...

It's still a work in progress,

but we thought
you'd like to see it.

Yeah.

Okay.

♪ Fly... ♪

♪ Like a raven... ♪

♪ Black honey ♪

♪ into the night ♪

[♪♪♪[

♪ soft... ♪

♪ Like the air beneath ♪

♪ a swan... ♪

Seriously, Lily?

You have to write in that diary

even at dress rehearsal?

For the famous memoir
I'm going to write someday.

♪ Dream... ♪♪

Are you guys hungry?

I made some sandwiches.

Uh, yeah, that'd be great.

Thank you.

Okay.

Do you want to start
the coffee, honey?

So Lily kept a diary?

Yeah, she used to write
in those blank journals

all the time.

She'd just fill them up,
one after the other.

Do you still have any of them?

A couple.

They're from
when she was younger.

Then when she got older,

she would hide those things
where nobody could find them.

Hide them where, her room?

Anywhere but there.

My Mom was nosy.

I don't know,

I mean, the last time I saw her
write in one of those

was the... craddock house.

Sean said

she used to sleep
in here sometimes.

If she felt safe enough
to sleep in here,

I bet she felt
it was a good place

to hide her diary.

But where's a good hiding place?

I don't see
too many possibilities.

You're a writer.

Use your imagination.

Look what I found.

We didn't read through the diary

while we were waiting for you.

I would have bet money on it.

Anything
I should be looking for?

Most of it seems to be

Lily writing about how much
she wanted to be in the movies.

Or how she was afraid

her parents might get a divorce.

But there were a few things
that surprised me.

She was failing math,

and she talks about wanting
to hire Brad Jones

to tutor her.

I didn't know
Brad tutored students.

I wish I'd known that,

I barely made it through trig.

Is there anything about cliff?

Not a lot, which I don't get.

I mean, her boyfriend?

She does talk about
a fight that they got in

after she accused him
of cheating.

I mean, we saw that coming.

But the most
surprising thing to me

is how she talks about Denise.

She calls her quote "two-faced,"

said that she lied about her
to the drama teacher.

Lied about what?

I don't know,

this is the last page
of the diary,

and she wrote this
a good month before she died.

Huh.

You know, her brother said

she used to fill diaries,

like, one after another,

so we were thinking
she might have another one

hidden somewhere.

Probably somewhere
in this house.

We searched it thoroughly,

although we didn't
find this one.

Guess it is possible.

I can bring another team in
to search again.

I'm about to tear this place up

to renovate it.

I can just let my crew know

to keep a look out.

That'll do.

I can't believe I let you
talk me into this.

I mean, do you really think

that Denise and Brad
are going to believe

we're here to give them cookies?

Why not?

Everybody who stays at your B&B

loves your recipes.

And who wouldn't love

getting one of these baskets?

You really don't think
that they're gonna know

that we're here to grill them?

Don't think of it as grilling.

Just think of it as...
Reminiscing.

Hey, Lois,
we're here to see Brad.

He's with a student,

should be out in a minute.

You know, it's too bad
you didn't find

more of Lily's
diaries yesterday.

I know, but...
We're not giving up.

We searched the second
floor yesterday,

and we're going back tonight
to search the ground floor.

Okay.

Why don't you talk to Brad,
and I'll go talk to Denise,

and then we can
get this over with?

Okay.

Okay.

No, governor,

we've got two VIP seats
saved for you

for the big game...

Yeah, okay, all right.

I'll see you after practice.

Yeah, at 4:30.

Tell me that kid
doesn't remind you

of cliff Hogarth.

Yeah.

Hey, walk with me?

I need something
from my other office.

- Yeah.
- Okay.

Shannon was going to replace

the entire underside
of the eaves.

She said the wood

was starting to rot.

You want to keep telling me
what she was gonna do,

or do you want to hear
what I would do?

Come on,

everyone around here knows
you're the king of construction.

You got that right.

I like the name
of your company, by the way.

Must have been cool
to be a big football hero.

I was a bookworm,
the opposite of cool.

Yeah, I can see that.

But that must have been crazy.

I mean, having girls
chase you around.

Yeah, well...

I was with Lily.

Right.

You must have had fun
with some other girls, too.

I mean, how could you resist?

Aw, it wasn't hard.

You gonna want
double-pane windows?

Uh, yeah.

And make sure
you factor in the cost

of searching everything
that goes out the door.

What do you mean?

One of Lily's old diaries
was found upstairs,

so the police think
there might be another one

hidden in the house,

so whoever does the renovation

is gonna have to keep
an eye out.

Probably a waste of time.

But...

I mean, you knew her.

Do you think she would have
written something down

that would point to her killer?

Oh, I don't know.

I-I've seen enough here.

Um, I'll, uh...

I'll send you my quote.

Okay.

Tell Jennifer I said thanks.

I will.

I told her about
the montage you did of Lily.

She's trying to talk Sean
into a memorial.

Yeah, I don't know that
he's keen on the idea.

Well, if it does happen,

I know Denise would have
amazing stories to tell

about Lily,

even if they fought sometimes.

That's what you do
in high school.

Wow, these are nice digs.

Yeah...

Yeah, I like it
back here, you know?

I'm closer to the coaches,

I'm closer to the athletes,

but it does smell a little
like old tennis shoes.

So, what about you?

If we had a memorial,

would you have some stories
to share about Lily?

Oh, no, I doubt it.

We just, we weren't that close.

But you did tutor her, right?

Yeah, how'd you know that?

Hardly anyone knows that.

I read her diary.

I found it
at the craddock house,

and she wrote about
wanting to hire you.

You found Lily's diary
at the craddock house?

Yeah, one of them.

There might be more.

I'm still looking, but...

Why is it nobody knows
about you tutoring her?

Well, she just, she didn't
want anyone to know.

You know, we couldn't have
cliff getting jealous,

now, could we?

Why would cliff get jealous...

Kaitlyn Instone's parents

are waiting in my office.

Is it 10:30 already?

Okay, I'm coming right now.

Excuse me.

I'm sure Brad won't mind.

Cookie?

Yeah.

Of course, there's
lots of money for football

and sports,

and I know that
some of the football money

pays for other things,

but does it ever
trickle down to the arts?

No.

Back when we were in school,

it was so different.

Lily and I used to order
costumes from a catalog.

Really?

Can you imagine?

She'd always order the most
expensive one, too.

Oh, we had a huge fight
about it this one time.

We both wanted to order
the same costume.

Oh, we got so crazy about it.

What, that's all it was about?

Oh, Denise, I'm so relieved.

I mean, Shannon, she just,

she made it sound like

it practically ended
your friendship, and...

What?

What are you talking about?

Oh, just what Lily said
about you in her diary.

Shannon found her diary?

Huh, the light's out.

One more thing to fix.

Huh, that's weird.

Someone left a heater on?

That's not like my guys.

This heater
is stressing the connection.

It's too much amperage.

Okay, this was not my guys.

They know better than to use
a household extension cord.

Well, who was it?

Don't touch that,

you'll burn yourself.

That's turpentine.

Do not let that sawdust
catch fire.

This whole place
might go up in flames.

Wh-where you going?

I've got to kill the power!

Right.

You okay?

I found this in the breaker box.

Someone used it
to tie off the switch,

so it wouldn't trip
when it over-amped.

Uh, what does that mean?

It means somebody tried
to burn down your house.

That, yes, someone
deliberately tried

to set your house on fire.

And they tried to make it look

like an ordinary
electrical fire.

Yeah, no one would
have suspected arson.

Your house would have been
a heap of ashes by now.

Okay, but I don't understand.

I mean, you've already done
the crime scene thing

with all the tape,

and you already have
all the evidence

that you're gonna find...

Yeah, so why make the house
go up in flames now?

Good question.

Well, we think

someone was trying to eliminate

the chance of finding
more of Lily's diaries.

No, that can't be it.

I mean, me and the chief
are the only ones that know

that you found the first diary.

Um, Brad knows.

I told him.

And I told cliff.

And I told Denise.

Great.

The way gossip travels
in this town,

anyone and everyone
could know by now.

Shannon,

I want your word

you'll stay away from that house

till I tell you different.

Fine.

Well...

Looks like work on your house

will have to be delayed
for a while.

Yeah.

Hey, I wouldn't be
rushing over there

after such a close call.

Oh, I wish we'd
got there sooner.

I think we just missed
whoever set it up.

Yeah, it can't be just anyone.

It has to be somebody
that we told.

Like cliff, or Brad, or...

Don't say Denise.

I really like Denise.

And, yes,

she admitted to having
a fight with Lily

before she died,

but it was over a costume.

You said she seemed nervous

about the prospect of someone
finding another diary.

Okay, yeah, but...

Brad acted funny, too.

He said Lily wanted to keep
his tutoring her a secret,

so that cliff
wouldn't get jealous.

I wish there was a way to get
closer to Brad and Denise.

Yeah.

Hey, didn't you say
Denise was complaining

that the drama department
was hurting for funds?

Yeah.

I think I know a way

we can spend more time
at the school.

When Jennifer told me
you were willing

to help build
the set for the play,

I was thrilled.

Well, since I just finished
the Cassini contract,

I might as well put the time

I allotted for
the craddock house to good use.

Oh, fantastic.

Okay, so I've signed you both in

for the volunteer log for today.

Ooh... I feel
so official.

You are,

you're an official angel.

So, come with me,

we'll go get some fabric
for the costumes.

And Shannon, I'll come back

to take you to the wood shop

and show you the materials
we have to work with.

Okay, um, but Brad could
show me if he has time.

Even better.

Just ask him.

Okay.
Thank you.

Hey.

Do you have time to show me
where the wood shop is?

Yeah, it'll cost you a nickel.

And we gotta make a pit stop
at my other office.

- Okay.
- Okay.

So, set-builder,

that's a new one
for our volunteer roster.

Yeah, it's kind of like
snack bar-builder.

Man, when you walk
down these hallways,

do you ever feel like

you're back in school yourself?

I sometimes I get
that time travel sensation,

yeah.

Do you ever wish

you'd dated Denise back then?

I think things happen

when they're supposed to happen.

What about Lily?

Well, you mentioned yesterday

that, uh, Lily didn't
want cliff to know

that you two were
spending time together,

so it just made me wonder

if anything happened
with you two.

So, where is this coming from?

Is this more diary stuff?

No, I'm just curious.

Really?

'Cause it kind of feels
like an accusation.

Look...

I want to know
what happened to Lily

as much as anyone,

but she and I don't have

some deep, dark
history together.

I tutored her
three or four times.

That's it.

Go on, get outta here!

Chill, I was just talking

to my girlfriend on the phone.

This is not a student lounge!

I'm not gonna tell you again!

Mike, I'll take care of it.

Aaron, can you hold up?

Aaron... Aaron!

Hey, can I talk to you
for a second, please?

Hey!

I remember you from
when I went to school here.

You're Mike, right?

Do you remember me?

Not so much.

I only remember
the troublemakers,

and that kid there, Aaron white,

he does whatever he wants,

just 'cause
he can throw a football.

Well, I'm sure Brad
will straighten him out.

You're such a joke...

Hey... Aaron.

Aaron...

More like the other way around.

Well, the bid
is self-explanatory,

and it's in the right ballpark,

but, uh, I do have
a few questions.

Well, let's hear 'em.

Well, if I have to add security,

is that something that
I'd go to you for,

or do I contract
with another company?

Well, I'll get you
a better deal.

Good.

Good, because, uh, last night,

someone tried to burn
my house down.

What?

Yeah, rigged it to catch fire.

That's crazy.

Yeah.

Police say that it might have
something to do with Lily,

like someone's afraid

that more diaries
are gonna be found,

but I read the first one,
and it's pretty dry reading.

Though there was a funny bit
about her being mad

that you got better grades
than she did.

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

Lily was always smarter than me.

They always are.

What's up, cliff?

You know that car?

No.

No, and you know what?

I'm tired of all your questions.

I'm tired of you talking
about Lily all the time.

I'm tired of the whole thing.

I don't want anything
to do with your house.

I'm withdrawing my bid.

Wait...

You guys are awesome.

Thank you for staying late

to help me with these costumes.

Are you kidding?
This was so much fun.

Tonight, I'm gonna look
through my pattern book,

and find some good
costume ideas.

Perfect.

Oh, Denise, don't forget,

volunteers have to sign out
when they leave?

Oh, right.

I'll do it.

I'll meet you guys outside.

Thanks, Shan.

All right.

Thanks, Shannon.

Like I said,

the district was aware
of Denise's record.

Well, it surprises me

that you'd overlook
a battery conviction

when hiring a teacher.

The incident happened
when she was in college.

It's not unusual
for young people

to have difficulty
managing their emotions.

She passed cur psychological
screening with flying colors,

had a solid work history,
excellent references.

And I'm sure

having her husband
lobbying for her didn't hurt.

If you're suggesting

I can be persuaded
to make decisions

against the best interests
of my students...

No, I'm not questioning
your judgment, Darren.

Good.

Because Denise Jones
is a dedicated teacher,

and the sooner you can clear her
from your suspect list,

the happier we'll all be.

Okay, then.

Thank you for your time.

I wasn't expecting to see
you guys on my doorstep.

You should have been.

What do you mean?

We were told that someone tried

to burn down the craddock house.

With you in it.

Oh.

That.

Why didn't you tell me?

I didn't want to worry you.

Well, now I'm twice as worried.

Shannon, your dad is worried

that maybe

looking for Lily's killer
is too dangerous.

You're darn right I am,

and you should never
have asked her to do it.

And you shouldn't have agreed

to put yourself
in the middle of it.

Dad...

Look...

I know the way your mother died
still haunts you.

And I know

that you don't trust
the police to do the job...

That's not what this is about...

But will not have my daughter
put her life in danger

for you

or anyone else.

Do you understand?

This stops now.

Let the police handle it.

Please.

I am sorry that I got you
in trouble with your dad.

Hey, he's mad at you, too.

Yeah.

Hey...

Do you want me to drop this?

I know I don't want you
getting hurt.

That's not really an answer.

I'm sorry.

That's all I've got.

I must be losing my touch.

I mean, the way that
cliff grabbed the quote

and then walked away?

That never would have happened

when I was on my game.

Um, can we have
a table for two, please?

Thank you.

See, this is where
you're supposed to say,

"oh, no, Mac,

"you haven't lost
your investigative edge.

Cliff is just
a tough nut to crack."

Or, he's just worried

all of his secrets
might come out.

I'm sure Denise is.

She loses her temper, right?

Well, she did
at one point, but...

I still don't see

how all the pieces fit together.

At first I thought Brad and Lily

were having a secret romance

and cliff was jealous.

Now I'm thinking

maybe it was Denise
that was jealous?

Okay...

So, tomorrow's

back to school again
for you, huh?

Okay, this sounds silly,

but when I walk back in there,

I feel almost like I'm 17 again.

I feel insecure, and awkward,

and like I don't
really know who I am,

or what I'm doing.

My dad scolded me today.

He thinks I should leave
everything up to the police.

Literally scolded me.

Phew.

That made me feel
like a kid, too.

Hey...

This is where you tell me that
I'm doing the right thing

by finding Lily's killer.

That would require a certainty

I don't have right now.

Um...

I have a giant case
of writer's block.

I thought I had this great,
like, true crime novel in me,

but I'm a hundred pages in,

and I can't even get into
my protagonist's head.

I quit my job
to write this novel,

so, uh...

I'm chasing around
this mystery with you,

relying on your certainty.

You're gonna have to tell me.

Is trying to find out
who killed Lily brogans

the right thing to do?

Yes.

Absolutely.

See?

I knew you'd be certain.

Your unwavering moral compass,

it's one of my favorite
things about you.

And, uh, I love how you, um,

drum your pencil

when you're poring over
your building plans.

Really?

Is that the best you got?

I love that
you bite your lower lip

when you're thinking.

More coffee?

Thank you.

Aw, man!

Are you still going?

How am I supposed to sleep

with all that noise?

I'm pretty sure you're
supposed to be in class.

Yeah, only if I want
to die of boredom.

You look tough, you'll survive.

Besides, you have to have
passing grades

to play football.

I know the whole school's
counting on you to play Friday.

Oh, I'm gonna play.

You don't gotta
worry about that.

So, are you worried

about what Lily wrote
in her diary?

Why would I be worried?

Oh, just because the police,

they might consider you
a suspect in her murder

because they know
about the big fight.

Even though I know

that it was just
about a costume.

Well, it'd be dumb
to think it's me.

I know something
that could point them

in the right direction.

Only, Brad keeps
talking me out of

saying anything about it.

What? I mean,
why would Brad...

Because it's about cliff.

I don't know, it's weird.

Brad's been protective of cliff,

ever since school.

So you're saying that you think

that cliff killed Lily?

When Lily broke up with cliff,

I asked her why,

and she said that
she knew something about him

that could totally
ruin his life.

I thought she was
being over dramatic then,

but now?

Hang on.

You're kidding me.

Um, can I give you that?

Of course.

Okay, thanks.

Hello?

No, I'm not listening.

You can't say that.

What are you talking about?

It's ridiculous!

No, I'm not listening to you

if you can't say
that this isn't true.

Hey, Mike?

Mike!

Hey, you're looking
for Mike, too?

Yeah, um...

I was looking
for 16-penny nails,

I thought he might have some.

Well, it doesn't look
like he's here,

and I have a meeting to get to.

I've gotta get sponsors

to buy banners for the game.

Hey, if you see him,

will you tell him

one of the showers
in the boys' locker room

is leaking?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

Hey, Shannon.

Hey, can you find a reason
to talk to cliff again?

Uh... maybe.

What's up?

Remember how Lily called cliff
a cheater in her diary?

I don't think she was talking
about romantic cheating.

Ask cliff if Brad Jones
ever tutored him in high school,

and then ask him

if Brad ever helped him
cheat on tests.

Okay, got it.

Hello?

Cliff!

Anybody here?

Cliff?

So, how's cliff?

Any news?

Yeah, um, the doctor says

that he has 20 stitches
in his scalp.

Ow, poor guy.

Yeah.

The ct scan said
there wasn't any damage,

but he hasn't regained
consciousness yet.

Hmm.

So, what,

you just found him
on the floor of his office?

His equipment room.

But, yeah,
the door was wide open.

Secretary said they were
working a large proposal,

cliff sent them to a late lunch,

but he never showed.

Hmm.

So...

Do they think
it's an accident, or...

Good thing you were there.

Right?

Hey, Tommy.

What's up?

I guess you heard

cliff Hogarth
is in the hospital.

Yeah, Mac just told us.

Well...

This is what put him there...

...and it's got
your name on it.

You don't think
that I hit cliff, do you?

Of course not,

but I need you to tell me

who might have

gotten ahold of your wrench.

Did you lend it to anyone?

No, uh, it was
in my tool box this morning.

And where's your tool box now?

At the school.

I've been building a set
for the school play.

Anyone could have grabbed it.

All right, well,
I better go ask cliff

who paid him a visit.

The doc says
he's still unconscious.

Okay, well then, I guess
I'll wait for him to wake up.

I'll go with you.

I want to make sure he's okay.

That's a...
That's a good idea.

You guys go ahead,
'cause Shannon and I,

we have to, um...

We have to go somewhere.

What? What is the hurry?

I think I know
who took your wrench.

Who?

Hi.

Hey, can we come in?

Yeah, come on in.

Would you like some coffee?

Denise...

Cliff was attacked.

Oh.

That's terrible.

Denise,

I overheard chief Jensen
telling principal Dean

that you were once
arrested for battery.

And we know that you believe

that cliff, he's the one
that probably killed Lily...

That's not why I...

Jenn saw you standing
next to my toolbox.

You reached in it

and grabbed one of the wrenches,

didn't you?

Then went down

to cliff's office

and hit him with it?

That phone call I got
when we were talking?

That was cliff...

Demanding to know
where Brad was,

telling me that
it's Brad who killed Lily,

telling me he's gonna go
to the police.

I had to talk to him.

I took the wrench

to protect myself against him,
and he laughed at me

when he saw me
standing there with it,

said I didn't have the guts

to hit him with it.

Turns out I had the guts.

What was I supposed to do,

let him keep lying about Brad?

Are you sure it's a lie?

Are you sure that Brad didn't...

Yes, I'm sure!

I know Brad like I know myself.

He's a good person.

So why did cliff think
Brad had a reason to kill Lily?

What did Lily know about Brad?

Nothing.

Lily knew things
about cliff, not Brad.

I'm sure cliff killed Lily.

That's why he's trying
to put blame on my husband,

and that's why I...

I shouldn't have hit him.

I was just so upset.

I know.

Hey, listen, if you like,

I'll take you
to the police station,

and you can just
tell them what happened.

Okay, um...

I'll go get my purse.

Would you mind
getting that, Shannon?

What are you...?

Let's save that for later.

Cliff woke up.
Is Denise here?

Yeah, come on in.

Easy, buddy.

Easy... whoa. Easy.

You can lean on me.

Nope. I'll be fine
right here.

I just gotta...

Wait for the world
to stop spinning.

You should have let them
keep you an eye on you tonight

like they wanted to.

Ah...

Ten years playing football,

I know how to take
a knock to the head.

Thanks for the ride.

I... I found you.

I felt responsible
to make sure you're okay.

Ah, I'll be fine.

But what a coward Brad is,

sending his wife
to do his dirty work.

Why you so sure
that he sent her?

I told you I saw a car
that night, right?

The last night I saw Lily?

Yeah.

Three round taillights,
glowing in the dark.

That car you were looking at
in your parking lot

had three taillights.

So it was an impala that night?

Mm-hmm.

Oh, wow, that's cold.

Yeah, at the time,

I thought that was Sean's car,

but you know who drove
an impala in high school?

Brad's brother.

I told Tommy all about it.

I should never have told Lily
what Brad did.

What did Brad do?

Help you cheat on some tests?

So you could continue
playing football?

Ow.

I tell you what,

go ask Brad.

Seriously.

And then, come back
and tell me what he says.

Thank you.

Have a good night.

Brad?

Hey...

You okay?

I was supposed to meet,
uh, Denise for dinner.

She just called,

she's been arrested for...

For attacking cliff Hogarth.

What?

Oh, it's all catching up
with me, Pete.

Can I help with anything?

Do you want me to give you
a lift down to the station?

Uh, no...
No, I gotta go.

I gotta...

I gotta stop this train
before it's too late.

Oh! Shannon...

What are you doing here so late?

You know, I forgot
my toolbox in the auditorium.

I just have to grab it.

Oh.

Okay...

Just make sure the door's locked
behind you on the way out.

I will.

I'll be quick, I promise.

Okay.

An athletic director
with test keys.

I'll put this back.

Hey!

Rotten kids.

That's it, then.

Proof that Brad Jones
is helping students cheat,

and that cliff knows.

Because he was the first.

I'm just, I'm so shocked.

I mean, why would Brad do this?

I gotta call Tommy.

Who's that?

Hang on.

I'll go check.

Dad? What is it?
What's wrong?

I just ran into Brad.

It was the strangest
conversation.

He told me that Denise
had just been arrested,

and then he acted
like it was his fault,

and said,
"it's all catching up to me."

Did he say anything else?

Yeah, that he had
to stop this train

before it's too late.

We need to warn cliff.

Chief...

We came to talk to cliff.

Is everything okay?

Tommy found him an hour ago,
shot in the chest.

He's dead.

It doesn't seem possible.

Cliff Hogarth dead?

Yeah.

I couldn't sleep last night.

Looks like Tommy
couldn't sleep either.

Oh, hey.

Chief said you'd be coming by.

Come on in, have a seat.

I think we might know
who killed cliff.

Mac was the last person
to see him last night...

We already know
who killed cliff.

It was Brad Jones.

The judge already signed
a warrant for his arrest.

His fingerprints were
all over cliff's front door,

and apparently,
he's skipped town,

because he's nowhere
to be found.

We were afraid of this.

I found him, you know.

I took over
a photograph of the impala

that Brad's brother owned
20 years ago

to see if he could identify it,

and, um...

There was
a half empty beer bottle

sitting on the coffee table
next to this.

Our high school yearbook.

Yeah, it was lying open

to photos of him and Lily.

Reminiscing, I guess?

Hmm.

Brad goes in and kills cliff,

and then takes off,

while his wife's sitting
in a jail cell?

I just don't understand it.

Then you need to see
what Shannon found.

I found this at the school.

Test answers.

Okay, is this
all I need to sign?

- Hey...
- Thank you.

How's she doing?

I think that she's in shock, you
know?

Once she's bailed out,
I'm gonna take her home

and stay with her
till her Mom gets there.

Good.

I don't believe
what they're telling me.

Brad shooting cliff?

He wouldn't do that.

He's the calm and steady one.

He doesn't even have a gun.

I am so sorry.

Maybe it was cliff's gun.

Maybe cliff tried to shoot Brad,

and then there was
a struggle for the gun.

That has to be it.

Okay, okay, right,

but you know, right now, Denise,

let's just get you home.

Yeah.

I need to go home
so Brad can find me

if he needs me.

Yeah. Yeah.

- Okay.
- Okay.

That is one tortured woman.

I know.

She can't even
bring herself to believe

her husband's done
anything wrong.

Well, you can't argue
with the evidence.

Yeah.

It does seem airtight.

Then why that look?

Doesn't it seem too easy?

You just spent the last 24 hours

trying to convince everybody
it had to be Brad.

I know...

All right, Mac,

let's get that statement
out of the way?

Yeah.

I'm just gonna swing by
the craddock house

to pick up a few things.

All right.

Okay, so then cliff said

you should ask Brad
what he was talking about?

Yeah.

Hey, Tommy,

you got a minute?

- Be right back, Mac.
- Sure.

I just talked to Aaron white
at the high school.

Now, he admitted

that Brad Jones gave him
the answers to math tests

on three different occasions.

So Shannon was right.

Apparently.

There you are.

Shannon Hughes...

"I just found
your yearbook photo."

What are you doing?

I just came from cliff's house.

I know what happened!

You've got to leave it be...

No! It's over!

What's over?

It's all over!

Everything is over!

We need to come clean
and just stop everything!

Tommy!

You don't get it!

Okay?

The police are
trying to blame me

for something I didn't do!

I could go to prison
for the rest of my life!

- That should have been...
- Or worse!

Okay, I know it was
you who killed cliff.

Don't try to deny it.

I told you to shut up!

Wait. Wait a minute.
What are you doing?

Hey... stop.

Stop!

Stop... stop it!

Have you lost your mind?

Gasoline?

Burning this place down

is not going to make it
all go away,

diary or no diary!

I said shut up.

Where are you going?

Stop...

Please, just come back.

Hey. Who

Mr. Dean!

Don't move.

Darren, what are you doing?

Would you just put the gun away?

I told you to shut up.

Tommy?

Something wrong?

Look at this.

Look at this picture.

Brad Jones did not kill Lily.

"Mr. Dean gets his car washed"?

Look at what car it is.

Black impala.

Taillights, three in a row,

just like the one
cliff saw that night.

I'll put out an APB
on Darren Dean.

I've gotta get to Shannon.

Where is she?

At craddock mansion.

I don't understand,

why were you giving
test answers to students

this whole time?

Because I told him to.

Look, I knew it was wrong,

but it meant so much
to the school.

So why did you kill Lily?

I didn't kill Lily.

I came here that night
to talk to her,

to make sure she planned
to keep quiet about cliff.

She panicked...

...flung herself
away from me.

The banister broke, she fell.

I thought about
going to the police,

but it wouldn't have
brought her back.

And why drag the school
through the mud,

make my students pay

for something that
happened by accident?

I've worked hard

to make up for it,

to give the students in my care
every chance to succeed,

no matter what it took!

Yes...

And I've worked too hard

to watch it all
go down the drain now.

Yes...

Darren, no!

Brad!

No!

Might as well...

The lock...

Okay...

Come on, Shannon,
pick up the phone.

Okay...

Let's get you to the hospital.

Ooh! Ah! Ow!

I'm sorry, I just,
I can't put any weight on it.

I'll call you an ambulance.

Where's my phone?

I wouldn't worry
about the phone!

Hey...

You don't have to do this.

Look...

You said it was an accident.

The police are
gonna believe you.

We'll just go down
to the police station.

It's not too late.

Sorry, Shannon.

Told you these things
were dangerous.

You have the right
to remain silent.

Anything you say

can and will be used against you

in a court of law.

You have the right
to an attorney.

If you cannot afford
an attorney,

an attorney will be
appointed to you.

If you decide
to answer questions now

without an attorney present,

you will still have the right
to stop answering at any time

until you talk to an attorney.

You know one of
my favorite things about you?

What?

Your timing.

I broke ten
different traffic laws

to get here.

You know, um...

The thought that something
might have happened to you...

I never want to feel
that way again.

How did you figure it out?

I didn't even suspect
principal Dean

until he literally grabbed me.

Uh, a picture,

in your yearbook.

Turns out principal Dean
had a black impala,

with the three taillights.

You must be pretty proud
of yourself.

I am.

It's funny how a whole case
can be solved

with one little detail.

One of the detectives
I interviewed for my book

said that.

Too bad
she's not the protagonist.

Maybe that's it.

I picked the wrong protagonist.

I should follow
the woman detective,

the one with the eye
for telling detail...

The one that reminds me of you.

Brad, are you here?

Oh, honey...

I'm okay.

You're okay...

I'm okay.

It's over.

I'm sorry.

I am so sorry.

Hey...

Come take a break,

I want to show you
something quick.

What is it you want to show me?

I finally found this.

In here.

This is Lily's last diary.

I thought you might want
some time with it.

Thank you, Shannon,

for, uh...

For this.

Just... for everything.

Of course.

- Hey, stranger.
- Hey.

Haven't seen you in a while.

Well, that's what happens
when writer's block goes away,

can't pry myself
away from my laptop.

It's going well then?

It is, but I wanted to see

how work on the house was going,

and...

Thought you might be
a little hungry?

My new favorite thing about you?

Bringing me food.

Aw... that's nice.

Well, I'm going get
that list a little bigger.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah, I think so.

Well, let's start
by building a kitchen.

That's a great place to start,

because I'm a good cook.

I've noticed.
I like that.