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'I can't believe how far this property goes.'

History of this place is just amazing.

Uh, I'm so happy to be back.

Hey, your grandfather planted these vines in 1973.

- 'Mom!' - I wanna revive them.

Uh, start a new heritage collection of biodynamic wines.

- Mom! - Do you think we can do that?

I'm glad you came home. Yeah.

Mom, we're late.

I'm so sorry. I-I totally lost track of time.

- 'I'm going. Let's go!' - To be continued?

Yes, ma'am, of course.

'Summer's almost over, folks.'

'And you know what that means. It's back to school.'

'And our Paso Roblar High School cougars are ready to..'

You promised things would change after you sold your company.

I know, I know, I'm gonna be more present.

I promise. It's just, with the reopening and everything..

I'm here now. Come on!

It's your first day, it's gonna be fun.

- Hopefully. - It's a small town, you know?

They have soccer, you'll make new friends.

It's gonna be great.

'There you go. There's that smile.'

'Thank you, Tracy, for all your help.'

So it looks like you're ahead of the curve.

What does that mean?

It means you're gonna be taking

AP Bio with the seniors.

But something tells me you can handle it.

'Well, she can academically'

but this is all so new. Are you sure--

It's okay, mom. I can do it.

Great. It's settled then.

So I asked one of our best students

and the president of the Pep Squad to show Beatrice around.

Chloe, why don't you introduce yourself?

Hi, I'm Chloe, obviously.

- Hi. - Hi, Chloe.

- So you're ready? - Yeah. Yeah.

- 'Have fun.' - Bye, mom.

She's in good hands.

We don't really care as much about that stuff here.

It's more sports and rah-rah.

I mean, it's fun obviously, but..

- What? - I don't know.

It just gets, like, socially competitive.

Cheerleaders and the jocks, like, being popular.

Academics are super important, but so is winning State.

Sounds like it's more important.

Yeah. Maybe, I don't know.

Oh, my God, you should come with us to the opening game.

Pep Squad gets the best seats in the house.

- Hi. - Hey.

Uh, sorry. I was supposed to block that, but, um..

Why don't I know you?

I'm new.

- I'm Bryan. - This is Beatrice.

She just moved from the city.

It's Bee. M-my friends call me Bee.

Right. Yeah, her mom inherited the old Rayes winery.

- Cool. - 'Yo, loser!'

Stop flirting and start playing.

Um, I gotta go.

But it's nice to meet you, Beatrice.

Bee for short.

Nice.

'Um, oh, my God! Do you know who that is?'

- Some soccer player? - Dude, some soccer player?

That's like the soccer player.

He's the super star of the team. He's being recruited by UCLA.

I mean, I don't think he's said that many words to me ever.

Gosh.

Yeah, so who's the new hot girl?

That's Beatrice. She just moved here from the city.

You know, her mom's reopening the Rayes Winery.

- Dude, you move so fast. - What?

I mean, you've already got the most popular girl in class.

'Why don't you give someone else a shot for once?'

Whatever, man.

'Go do some window shopping.'

'I-I'll meet you at the car in ten.'

Okay.

- Hey, stranger. - Luke!

Oh, my God, hi!

Hi.

So the last time I saw you in Paso Roblar

you said, and I, I quote

"I've fallen in love with the city and I'm never coming back."

Well, last time I saw you, you said you were gonna be

a big soccer star and travel the world.

- I was. I-I-I did. - Yeah.

Wow, it's, it's good to see you.

You, too.

- I was, uh-- - I watched you play.

Only on TV, but you were amazing.

God, I wish you could have been there.

I mean, it was incredible.

Right up until I blew out my knee.

I heard. I'm, I'm sorry. I-I should have called.

No, you were married, and I was, uh..

Let's put it this way, I was depressed enough

without a pity call from my first love.

- I wanted to. It was just.. - Jack.

- Yeah. - And Bee, of course, you know.

It's okay.

Well, it sounds like you're shaking up the wine industry

like you did tech. No surprises there.

Yeah, it's, it's actually going really well.

- You should stop by sometime. - I'd like that.

'Luke, look, he's got the vineyard next to mine.'

I've seen him out in the fields.

I have a feeling some of the wine makers

aren't too happy I'm back.

I wouldn't take it personally.

They just don't want anymore competition

especially from a woman.

They'll come around. Just give them some time.

You don't wanna come on too strong though because

then they'll know how ambitious you are

and then they might make it a little harder for you.

This is me.

So how is Beatrice?

Good! Good. She's getting the lay of the land.

I just registered her for classes at Paso Roblar High.

- God. High School already? - Junior.

- Man, I feel old. - You and I both.

I just hope she'll fit in. She's a city kid, you know?

Well, if she's anything like her mom

she'll be student body president by this time next year.

But I'll keep an eye out for her.

Oh, there she is.

Well, it was good to see you.

You, too.

Uh, this might be a little too soon

but I was hoping

to take you out for dinner this week.

Uh, sorry. I-I think I need to take my own advice in there.

- Too strong? - No. No, no, no.

I, I would love to.

Tomorrow night?

Tomorrow night's great.

Good. I'll see you around 7:00.

- Okay. - Bye.

- Uh, there you are. - Yup, ten minutes.

Plus, I was bored.

- Who's that? - That's Luke.

He's cute.

He's taking me to dinner tomorrow.

Mom!

Look at you, you're so excited.

I don't know, I.. Well, we'll see.

'Are you sure you don't want some breakfast?'

- I'm good. - A piece of toast? Something?

No, thanks. Chloe and Reese want to stop for bagels.

- Bye, mom. - I love you. Have a great day.

- Call me if you need anything. - I will.

'Thank you guys so much for picking me up.'

'Of course.'

Hello?

Someone's in here.

I said I'm in here. Go away!

- Ah! - Whoa!

I have no idea you were here. I'm so sorry.

Yeah, well, I was just, well, doing some repairs

in this old generator here.

I'm sorry. Whoa.

Hey.

Good morning, seniors!

I am Ms. Brody, for those of you who don't already know me.

I don't believe I know you.

Yeah. Um, I'm new this year.

Beatrice Kirk. But you can call me Bee. Everyone does.

Um, I'm actually a junior. I took chemistry last year.

Well, it's good to have you here, Bee.

Okay. So..

Take a good look at the person sitting next to you

'because the two of you will be spending'

'a lot of time together.'

Meet your new lab partner for the new semester.

Looks like you're stuck with me now, new girl.

So you're dissecting animals with Bryan Hayes?

Hm, I can see it now.

You leaning over asking Bryan for a scalpel.

Your hands touch as he hands it to you.

- He's gazing into your eyes. - Oh, my gosh, very funny!

We're just lab partners, guys. This isn't "Grey's Anatomy!"

Isn't it?

Hey, new girl!

- Hey. - Could I talk to you for a sec?

Yeah.

Hey, so, um, honestly

I have no idea how I ended up in this class

so I'm gonna need a lot of help.

- Especially during the season. - Yeah, okay.

I was thinking maybe we could

meet up and study one day after practice?

Um, yeah. I just have to check with my mom.

But I'm sure it'll be fine.

How about if I come by Wednesday around 5:00?

Yeah, um, my number is

5-5-5-8-2-4-5-2-4-4.

Great, I'll text you.

Nice!

- This isn't good. - What?

You see that girl over there? She's like

totally giving you the death stare.

Don't look, okay, you don't want to make eye contact with her.

- 'Who is she?' - April Ferguson.

Captain of the cheerleading squad

soon to be homecoming queen, and Bryan's girlfriend.

Look, I'm just saying be careful. She's vicious.

That's totally ridiculous! She's my lab partner.

I don't care. You're not going to be alone with her.

- I-I can't do this. - Well, neither can I.

No, I can't do this, us, April.

- What? Are you breaking-- - I'm..

I'm just tired of you telling me who I can

and can't hang out with anymore.

I'm done.

Are you seriously breaking up with me?

Yes. And I should have done it sooner, but..

I'm sorry.

'I am sorry.'

I hate you.

Ooh.

You cool if I go after sloppy seconds?

Dude, I'm kidding.

Come on, can't you take a joke?

'You took a company public and now you're just determined'

to reinvent the wine industry. You haven't changed at all.

- Well, maybe I've mellowed out. - Maybe.

Well, how about you?

Ready to talk about ambitious and competitive..

You know, most things in my life actually came together

really early on.

Maybe a little too early, you know?

I mean, one bad side tackle, and it was all over.

Hm. That's so tough.

Hey, you know, life throws you curve you balls

it's what you do with them that matters.

Look, I still have ambitions, it's just..

It's not just for me anymore, you know?

That's how I feel.

About this winery and about Bee..

I just want her legacy to be something she can be proud of.

Yeah.

Sorry.

Oh, it's, it's her. I, I have to take it.

- Yeah. - Hey.

'Hey, can I go to the diner with Reese and Chloe?'

Yeah. Yeah, of course. Just-just be home before 9:00, okay?

'Of course. Hey, how's going with Luke?'

- Yeah, it's going really well. - 'Ooh!'

- 'Okay, have fun, I love you.' - I love you, too. Bye.

Sorry.

No, it's okay.

It's going really well, so..

I can't believe he was just standing there

flirting with her in your face.

Yeah, it was just so stupid.

I was like "No, I'm not.."

Shh.. She's here.

- Bee, didn't you hear? - No. What?

- Bryan broke up with April. - 'Wait, are you serious?'

- Yes. - 'Why?'

Hey, you.

- Hey. - How was the diner?

Fun. How was the date?

Pretty great.

I like seeing you as happy.

I do, too.

Uh, so, would you mind if someone came over

'this week to study?'

- This someone being? - Bryan.

He's on the soccer team.

And he asked you to study with him?

Mom, please. It's not like that.

We're lab partners, okay, and he just didn't wanna get behind.

Oh, I'm, I'm sure that's all it is.

- Is he cute? - Mom!

Okay, when is he coming over?

Thank you.

Hey!

What was that?

Let's go back in.

'I understand. Thanks. Bye.'

Chef just cancelled. He doesn't wanna make the trek out here.

I checked out those security tapes.

- There's nothing on them. - Oh. Of course not.

I know it sounds crazy

but it's like someone does not want us here.

No, no, I think, it was probably just some kid.

- It's a prank. - I don't know.

I just have this feeling like he was there to watch.

He was there to watch her.

- Where are you going? - Wherever you're going.

So we're still on for tonight, right?

Yeah, five o'clock. I'll text you the address.

Oh, no need. Everybody knows your vineyard.

Um, weird question.

Do any of your friends happen to own a camera?

Yeah. Their cell phone. Why?

I'm just wondering if maybe there was like

'a photography teacher or something.'

No, sorry. I mean, we have a film club.

Hm. Okay. Well, um, this is me.

Right. Um, so I'll see you tonight?

- Yeah. - It's date.

'Oh, I love that. Yes.'

Oh, my God! You did not just post that.

Why not?

'Oh, Bryan, talk about sloppy seconds.'

Do you think we could get her phone number?

We could write it on a bathroom wall and post a pic of it.

Now, that would be fun.

Girls! What are you doing in here?

Sorry. Uh, Ms. Ross said we could be in here for study hall.

Well, there's only seven minutes left on this block, so..

- Wrap it up, okay? - Thanks.

- That was close. - Whatever. She's clueless.

Guys, are you sure about this?

I mean, remember what happened last time--

This is different. She deserves it.

So he called this a date? Wow.

And how long has he been broken up from this girl?

Since Monday.

Hm.

Can you please just be happy for me, mom?

I am. Uh, it's just..

After what happened last night--

- Just say it. - Well..

We moved back here so I could

spend more time with you..

- What's so funny? - Nothing.

Uh, so, you're going to the game Friday night?

Yeah, uh, Chloe and Reese actually invited me

to sit in the Pep Squad section.

- Nice. Nice. - Yeah.

How's it going?

Good! Hey, coach!

Hey. Great work out there today.

You've been working on your speed this summer and it shows.

Yeah. Thanks.

Well, don't mind us. We're just gonna go for a walk.

Sure. We'll be here, studying away.

Good. You make sure to keep him on track.

He's a smart kid, but he gets a little distracted

especially by cute girls.

Coach!

I'm watching you.

Do you ever miss the city?

Being the head of a big firm?

Yeah, I do sometimes.

But, honestly, by the time we went public

I was so ready to be out of there.

I was exhausted. I'd already lost my marriage.

I felt like I was losing my daughter.

You know, after the accident, I, I didn't know who I was anymore.

But then I started coaching and slowly life got better.

I think you're an even better coach than you were a player.

I hear ya.

And I loved playing, but coaching

I've never felt so completely in my element

except when, uh..

Except when what?

You know..

Is it weird, seeing your mom with a new boyfriend?

Hm. I don't know.

Luke's different.

Yeah. He is.

You know, he's kinda been like a father figure for me.

What is it?

My dad's in prison.

He and my mom are getting a divorce.

Oh, God, Bryan, I'm so sorry.

No, no, it's, um..

It's not like he did anything violent or anything, you know

he just, he made some mistakes.

White-collar stuff.

You know, I just thought you should hear it from me.

My dad has a new wife.

New kids, younger than me.

I'm like the ugly stepsister.

The way she looks at me..

You know, sometimes when my mom looks at me

I feel like all she sees is my dad.

Would you like to go out with me Friday after the game?

Are you sure? I mean, with April and everything, I..

It was over between us a long time ago. Really.

Trust me.

Yeah. As long as it's cool with my mom.

Absolutely, yes. Of course.

Oh, um, I totally forgot.

I do have to swing by this party.

The team celebrates after every opening game.

But we do not have to stay long.

Okay, yeah.

You can go.

I'd really just rather be with you.

- Morning? - Uh..

You okay?

Ed Peterson wrote an op-ed

slamming biodynamic wines.

I don't know if anyone's gonna come to the opening after this.

Mom, you can't let some nasty article

in some boonie paper stop you.

Hey, this your boonie paper now, too.

Yeah, I know.

Hey, speaking of boonie town stuff

Bryan asked me out after the game on Friday.

- Like a real date this time? - Yeah.

Um, but he has to show up at a party first.

- Just make an appearance. - W-will there be alcohol?

I don't know, mom! But you know I don't drink.

I still have to ask.

So can I go?

- Please? - Alright.

- You can go. - Thank you.

But I want you back by midnight at the absolute latest.

Yes. Yes. Anything you want. Thank you so much.

Oh, and, Bee, I'm really happy for you.

Emma, it's Principal Brown.

There's something we need to discuss.

Can you please come to see me?

There's a special place in hell for cheerleaders.

- You don't mean that. - I don't not mean that.

They're just jealous.

It's about time the soccer star

starts dating a girl from the Pep Squad.

- 'Bye, girl.' - 'Bye.'

Emma, I want you to know that we take cyber bullying

very seriously here at this school.

They put our address on the site.

I mean, a-any psychopath could find her.

This has to get shut down.

- Hey, girl. - Hey.

So you guys are baking for the team Friday, right?

Yeah. We already picked out names and everything.

- It's all set. - Great! We'll do the next one.

- Cool. - Oh, by the way..

- I think you might want this. - Thanks.

Emma, you know me. You trust me.

You were once a student here yourself.

Now I promise you

we won't let anything happen to Beatrice.

'We will take care of her here.'

Tracy is already aware of the situation.

Emma.

- Hey. - Oh.

- Hey. - Hey.

How are you holding up?

Yeah, it was hard.

- 'Bee.' - What are you doing here?

Look, I've to tell you something and it's kind of an emergency

and, uh, I don't really know how to say it, so..

You know how everyone's been acting kind of weird today?

- Yeah. - There's a slam site.

- A what? - A slam site.

Someone went online and they made a site

and it's all about you and it's bad, Bee.

It's really, really bad.

Principal Brown said she'll try to--

Well, she's doing everything she can.

- But it's not that simple. - What do you mean?

- What does it say? - Just don't read it, okay?

Look, the same thing happened here a few years ago

and, um, it ended really bad.

Bad? Like how?

Two years ago we had a similar incident with another girl.

Just don't take it personally. And be careful, okay?

Well, why didn't she--

Because the girl ended up

committing suicide.

Hey.

That site doesn't mean anything.

Okay, everyone knows it was the cheerleaders

and they're all going to rot in hell eventually, so..

But it said I had venereal disease.

- Well, you don't. Do you? - God, no!

I've barely had a boyfriend. How could you ask me that?

I'm sorry. I don't know, that was the wrong thing to say.

- I'm a terrible friend. - No. You're a great friend.

Thank you for standing by me.

- Speaking of.. - Hey, um..

- You wanna take a walk? - Yeah.

- What's up? - Nothing. We're good.

I just wanted to check if you're okay.

Yeah, the guys showed me that stupid slam site.

- Thanks, Bryan. - For what?

For not being a total jerk.

I thought you might wanna dump me after..

Hey, I don't care what that site says about you, Bee.

- Really? - No.

And I'm not gonna let anyone hurt you again.

I don't wanna embarrass you.

You could never embarrass me.

Hey.

Hi.

- Are you okay? - Yeah.

I'm really sorry about all this, Ms. Kirk.

It's not your fault.

So you still think you'll come to the game tomorrow?

We can hide out for a while if you want.

Mm..

No. No, we're going. I have nothing to hide.

They're the ones who should be ashamed of themselves.

That's my girl.

Break in, guys.

Oh, great job, coach.

Thank you. If I could just get Mac to pass the darn ball.

The guy thinks he's the next Ronaldo or something.

Thank you so much again, Ms. Kirk.

Uh, call me Emma.

Right. Emma. So I'll have her home no later than midnight.

Guy's got a whole plan, he's gonna show up

do his captain of the team thing

and then get on to their date as fast as humanly possible.

Perfect. Uh, can we have a sec?

Sure.

Call me if you need me. No questions. No judgment.

Just, if it get a little, you know?

Mom. Look at him.

He's a perfect gentleman.

I'm in good hands. I promise.

I know, I know, it's just..

I love you. Have fun.

I love you, too.

I look forward to seeing you play next year.

- You ready? - Yeah, absolutely.

- Alright. - Bye, mom.

- Bye. - Bye, coach.

Bye.

We really don't have to stay long.

But if you need to get out of here

give me the signal and we'll leave.

Let's do this

- Hey. - How's it going?

Boys, how's it going? Good to see you, man.

- Oh. - Cranberry juice.

- 'Hey.' - Huh, you ready?

- 'Uh..' - Where you going?

Oh, uh, we got a little secret

ritual, players only.

But I promise, he'll be back in five minutes.

- Okay. - Sorry.

Oh, my God! You are so pretty!

No. Like sopretty.

Um, thanks, I think.

We thought you'd be a geek with glasses or something.

- 'Glad we're wrong.' - I'm Beth and this is Jenny.

- I'm Bee. - Oh! That's so cute.

Like buzz, buzz?

Hm, hm..

So he left you all alone?

Yeah. He does that with all of his girls.

They always get all cocky and go team after a big win.

That's why we girls have to stick together.

Hey, Beatrice! I've heard so much about you.

- 'Okay.' - 'Oh, my God!'

What?

Good, you're finally up.

- You okay? - What happened?

Bryan dropped you off.

He and Luke had to help me get you up the stairs.

- You were so gone. - Mom. I-I'm so sorry. I..

- I-I have no idea-- - Don't make any excuses.

Mom, really, I-I don't remember--

Bryan tried to blame it on April.

Apparently, she and her friends are notorious

for hazing the younger girls.

Yeah.

Yeah. The-the last thing I remember is April--

You know what, Beatrice, I don't even wanna hear it.

I trusted you to do the right thing.

And especially with this slam page.

'Well, you've got to be more careful.'

Sorry.

We'll talk more about this later.

'So, uh, how is she?'

- Extremely hung over. - Yeah.

Well, I wouldn't be too hard on her.

I mean, something tells me she's already paid for that one.

Yeah. I guess, but she's still grounded.

Bryan feels terrible.

You know, like it's all his fault.

I just can't believe he left her.

Well, in his defense, it sounds like the guys

kinda dragged him away.

But he's a teenager.

You know, sometimes they make stupid decisions.

Oh, he can't be here right now.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I got that. You stay here, okay?

- Hey. - Hey, coach.

Look, I don't think this is a good time.

So why don't you head home and I'll stop by a little later?

Can I at least apologize, to Emma even?

Yeah, I don't think that's a good idea, buddy.

- It's okay, Luke. - Emma, I am so sorry.

- This was all my fault. - I forgive you, Bryan.

But Beatrice is still grounded.

She made her choice, she drank too much

and she has to face the consequences.

Mom, are you serious?

'You can't blame him for what happened.'

I-I don't blame either of you. I blame myself, really.

I never should have let you go.

Oh, my God!

Bryan, uh, you can see Beatrice on Monday.

- Mom! - No.

Bee, your mom's right.

I shouldn't have come.

Just..

I'll see you Monday.

Okay. Come on.

He was the one good thing in my life right now, mom.

Someone was a busy little Bee last Friday, weren't you?

Hey, guys, wait up.

- Oh, hey! - So where have you guys been?

You know, just, like, around.

So how are you even holding up?

I, like, can't even imagine.

Yeah, like, how many drinks did you have on Friday?

I didn't. I think, I had like three sips and then--

And then you dance around in your undies?

What? No! The last thing I remember I saw April and--

And then some guy got you on camera

with the entire soccer team?

Uh..

What? Is this on the--

These are going viral.

The whole school has seen them.

Yeah, Bee, listen. I-I think it's probably just best

that we don't hang out until this blows over.

But I-I don't understand.

It's not you, Bee. I'm sorry.

It's obviously..

Bee, I am so sorry, okay? I had no idea that she would do--

Mr. Hayes, is there something you'd like to share with us?

- No. Um.. - Well, then I suggest..

That you keep your hands to yourself.

'Tell that to Beatrice.'

Bee, Bee, wait!

You're late for practice, Bryan.

I could care less about practice.

Please, just talk to me.

- You left me. - I know, okay?

I feel horrible!

I had two, maybe three sips

of that drink, Bryan.

- What happened? - I don't know.

But-but I'm sure that April put the guys up to it.

I can't believe you're okay with this.

Okay with this? Are you kidding me?

It took everything in me not to beat those guys to a pulp.

You promised me, you said you wouldn't let anyone

hurt me again.

Believe me, if I could go back..

I just should've known better.

What's going on?

'What's going on is my life is a mess.'

I need you to sit and listen.

What is it?

Mom, I swear

I barely touched my drink on Friday.

As far as I know, I drank

a disgusting cup of cranberry juice

and ended up with this.

What is that rash?

I woke up with them on Saturday morning.

I know I should've told you.

'I was already in so much trouble.'

'And then today no one will talk to me'

and I discovered this.

'What is this?'

Even Chloe and Reese won't talk to me.

Honey, this is..

- Oh, my God. - What are you doing?

I'm calling the police.

No, mom.

Fine. Then I'm calling, I'm calling Luke.

He needs to know about this, and so does the school.

God, mom. Please don't make this any worse.

- Oh. Bee.. - I don't get it, mom.

How could I have done all that?

Oh, my God!

You had to have been drugged.

Oh, my God, Bee.

Sweetie, come here.

I'm so sorry, I, I should've trusted you.

I love you so much.

I will do everything I can to protect you.

I'm so sorry this happened. I..

Come here! Stop! Stop!

Get on to the bed.

Let's go. Get around, guys.

Now I need you to listen.

It's been brought to my attention

that there was incident Friday night.

An incident involving you boys taking pictures with a girl.

- Ah, come on, coach. Really? - Shut it and give me 30.

No, she was passed out. We didn't even--

'Now, if I hear another word'

out of anyone

and I mean anyone

you're benched for the next game, I don't care

if Stanford's coming to scout.

I can't call you men today because real men

real men would've helped a girl in need.

Now, I don't care that she was drunk.

What I care about is that you boys

'you took advantage of her.'

You get one chance in life, alright, one chance

to show what you're really made of

to choose integrity..

...to be real men.

On Friday night..

Friday night, you blew it.

Now get out of here. Get cleaned up.

I had to fight him off me.

He was..

Who, Beatrice?

That's just it. I don't know.

It's gonna be okay. I promise.

We're gonna get to the bottom of this, you hear me?

I want you to stay strong. Don't let them get to you.

Okay.

Thanks, Mac.

Hey, coach, can we talk a second?

Yeah. Sure. What's up?

I just wanna apologize about what happened on Friday.

It's alright, Mac. I-I know you weren't a part of it, so..

Yeah, but I'm the one that pulled Bryan from Beatrice.

- April put me up to it. - I had a feeling.

I mean, first, that slam site going up

right after the break up and now this.

Yeah, I know.

Look, she said it would be a joke.

But it just went too far.

Look, come on.

I get it. I've been in your shoes.

But I do expect more from you, Mac.

I mean, you and Bryan are team captains.

Those kids, they-they look up to you.

Yeah, I know. I promise it won't happen again.

Look, I feel awful. And Bryan, he won't even speak to me.

I'm sure he'll come around. Just give him some time to cool off.

And if there's anything you can do or say

to get those pictures taken down..

Yeah, sure. I-I'll do what I can.

Thanks, Mac. Appreciate it, man.

- Thanks, coach. - Yeah.

Pictures are inconclusive.

And your daughter can't identify who was in the room with her.

'She knows he was wearing a hoodie'

just like the guy watching from the window.

- We both saw him. - That's not hard evidence.

And I bet every single guy on that team owns a hoodie.

Plus, from the sound of things, it was attempted assault.

She ran out before anything really happened.

You have pictures of my daughter

passed out with five different soccer players.

You could start there.

You gotta be real careful about these kind of accusations, Emma.

The whole town loves those players. They're good boys.

'I mean, sure, it was stupid, but it's not what you think.'

It was still wrong.

You really want to ruin these boys' lives

'over a misunderstanding?'

This isn't a misunderstanding.

This is my daughter!

You know Bryan's dad is serving time?

He's a good kid. He doesn't need this right now.

- It doesn't matter what-- - Let's just go, mom.

Please?

- This is ridiculous. - Have a good day, ladies.

Come on, sweetie. We need a sugar splurge.

I remember when peanut-butter fudge

used to make everything better.

Yeah, well, I'm not five years old anymore, mom.

I'm so sorry you had to go through all this.

Why is this happening to me?

Look, until we get to the bottom of this

I don't think you should talk to any of the players.

It's just not safe.

Okay.

Hi, um, Ms. Kirk, Bee.

Look, I just wanted to apologize to you both.

Um, on behalf of the team.

I think we're gonna need some time.

Yeah, I get that.

Hey, listen, if there's anything I can do, Beatrice

to make life easier for you at school, just--

I think you've done enough already.

And then he has the nerve to say

"Oh, these things happen when girls drink."

Can you believe that?

And all that was in front of Beatrice?

- Yes. - Unbelievable. I mean..

How's she taking it?

Oh, I thought going to the police

would make her feel better.

I mean, that they would at least try to help. Ugh!

Listen, if it's any comfort to you at all

I'm trying to get that site taken down.

And Mac said he's gonna try and help me.

Oh, thank you.

I feel awful. I mean, those are my guys.

Well, you know, what they say. Boys will be boys.

Not mine. I do not tolerate that kind of behavior.

Well, I think Beatrice

just wants to forget about the whole thing.

It's like every time she speaks up, it gets worse.

Yeah, look, I know it's hard to watch someone you love

in so much pain, but I just have to believe

this is only gonna make her stronger.

Hm.

I want a long table so everyone feels part of it.

Okay, yeah we're gonna use the, uh, sawhorses

and the leftover cedar from the new tasting room.

Ah, great!

So it-it-it looks like

it will be about 20

if-if we're lucky.

Alright.

- Ah.. - Hey, what's wrong?

Maybe we should just cancel.

No. No, no, no, no.

It's gonna be beautiful

even if it is just you and me, Luke and Beatrice.

Beautiful.

It's the school.

Hello?

What do you mean poison?

Well, I-I'm on my way.

Death threats?

- Poison? - It was not poison, Emma.

It was a scare tactic. It-it was just baby powder.

I want that graffiti taken off now!

Of course, I understand.

We'll take it down when the police are through--

- Were there any witnesses? - The janitor arrived at 6 a.m.

Saw nothing out of the ordinary.

This, this has to stop.

Emma, I understand your concern

but you have to trust us. We're doing everything we can.

And we're taking this very, very seriously, Emma.

Oh, of course you are, now that your jobs are on the line.

Now, that's unfair.

Two women report incidents of bullying and assault

and you tell me these things just happen?

'That's not the way it is, Emma, and you know it.'

- 'You have to calm down.' - Emma, please.

- Let us handle it. - That's what I've been doing.

And it's only gone from bad...to worse!

'Emma!'

Emma!

What up, man?

Hey, man.

- Hey. - When are you gonna talk to me?

Come on, dude. I said I was sorry.

Bryan, dude, that's messed up.

Hey, hey, don't..

Don't worry about it. Your secret's safe with me, okay?

'I see it a lot.'

Bullying is incredibly easy online, the anonymity of it.

Too easy if you ask me.

I still don't think we should've done this.

Come on.

Ah!

- It's not working. - 'Is caps locks on?'

'No, I'll try again.'

With Rachel, she kept it in.

The only reason we know about the bullying was her journal.

It's not working.

- What? - Here. Let me try.

'Good luck.'

And you know what's so heartbreaking?

- What? - I think the kids knew.

Word spreads like wildfire around that school.

Yeah, it does.

Wait, someone must have changed it.

That's impossible! Look, I'm at the site. Nothing.

Oh, my God! We've been hacked?

April had to have known something.

She was Rachel's best friend, and Bryan.

Right, Bryan was dating April.

No, back then he was with Rachel.

May I come in, please?

'Sure.'

How's it going?

Just taking it one day at a time.

You're wise beyond your years.

- It's Tracy's advice. - Oh. Thank God for Tracy.

Bryan said something.

It was weird.

- Weird how? - He said that he knew better.

I mean, what does that even mean?

'Mom?'

There was a similar incident

here two years ago.

Another girl blacked out at a party.

A guy started stalking her

and threatened to kill her if she said anything.

Oh, so it's not just me?

No, sweetie.

And it's serious.

The girl..

What?

Mom, I need to know.

She's gone, sweetie.

Uh, like..

...moved gone or..

Gone gone.

'Come on in.'

Hey.

You okay?

Yeah. I mean..

No one will talk to me and my life sucks

but other than that..

- Quick question for you. - Yeah? What's that?

I know why Bryan feels guilty. Tracy told my mom.

What do you know about his old girlfriend?

The one who..

Well...I know he loved her.

And he didn't see it coming.

I mean, none of us did. It was devastating.

- I just keep feeling like.. - Like what?

Like everyone knows something that I don't

like-like they're all keeping some big secret from me.

We all felt responsible.

Maybe that's why we didn't wanna tell you.

To keep you safe and to protect you.

But it didn't.

- And now everything's-- - Hey, hey.

Hey, look at me. Look at me.

You are so strong. You're gonna get through this.

- Okay? Trust me. - Okay.

Yeah.

'That settles it. I'm pulling you out of school.'

And we're cancelling the reopening.

No. Mom, please, don't.

You know that's not gonna make them stop.

Sweetie, this kid is at your school.

Uh, he's made it clear he wants to hurt you.

I just can't believe he came at you like that

right in the middle of the school day.

It's not the first time I've seen him there.

What? Uh, uh, why didn't you say anything?

W-well, because at first I-I didn't realize.

'I thought it was just in my head.'

The police need to hear about this.

Like they'll believe her.

They've taken statements from the entire staff

and when I was leaving, they were questioning kids.

- Starting with the team. - And the cheerleaders?

I'm sure.

I'll go myself tomorrow.

It's all gonna be okay.

'Jenny said she was wasted when they found her.'

Which is why I need to know who gave her that drink.

- It's important. - I'm sorry. I don't know.

Uh, look, April.

I have gone through this in my head so many times now.

And every time it leads me back to you.

You were the last person she saw that night.

I wish I could go back to that night and..

I did make that slam site.

I was so angry she took Bryan away from me.

April, that did not give you the right--

I know, I took it too far.

Way too far. It was cruel.

And when I heard about what happened

I tried to take it down, but..

Look, I can talk to you about this later.

Just not here.

Bryan.

Come on, man. Talk to me.

Dude, what's your deal? I said I wouldn't say anything.

- Shut up, okay? Just shut up! - 'What the heck, man?'

Why are you acting like such an ass?

Dude, what's going on with you?

I don't know how that

spray paint ended up in my bag.

So can you please just stop pretending

like you're doing me a favor

and get off my back?

- Okay. I get it. - No.

- You really don't get it. - Are you serious?

Dude, I was there for you during Rachel and then your dad

'and now you're gonna let this girl'

get in the way of our friendship?

Don't do that, man. She's crazy.

Screw you.

Oh, my God! Rachel.

Hey, did you see my phone?

Nah. No, man. Haven't seen it anywhere.

Alright. I'll see you tomorrow.

Oh.

Ah.

Beatrice?

Bee?

Are you up here?

Bee?

I am telling you, my daughter is not suicidal.

But we can't rule it out.

We had a similar case just a couple of years back.

You saw what happened at school. Someone is stalking her.

Uh, this doesn't even sound like Bee.

But it does sound like someone who's been bullied

who's felt isolated.

Sometimes the parents are the last ones to know.

But she did know, she's been telling you..

- Over and over again. - Would you let me do my job?

If you were doing your job, there wouldn't be

a missing girl right now.

This isn't getting us anywhere.

If you think of anything else, call me.

Unbelievable.

'It's April. Leave a message.'

April, it's me again.

Call me back. I-I'm starting to get worried.

Hey. Hey, hey. It's me. It's me.

Oh, my God. You scared me.

Tracy just called. April was attacked in the parking lot.

- Oh, my God. Is she okay? - No, Emma, she's not.

- What do you mean? - Brain hemorrhage.

She never even made it to the hospital.

Coach, coach, Emma

there's something I got to tell you guys.

- It's about Bee. - What?

She texted me before she went missing.

"Hello, what's with radio silence?"

I couldn't find my phone. You can ask any of the guys.

It was right after practice.

I think someone took my phone

and pretended to be me to get to her.

'Which means someone's trying to set you up.'

Hello?

Hey.

How many days?

Emma, you're exhausted. Please, let's just go inside--

How many days was Rachel missing before they found her?

Three, I think.

So I have one more day. Maybe two.

Emma, we don't even know if this is the same thing.

I do.

I mean, April is dead.

I don't even know who else to talk to.

Well, looks like the police are talking to Bryan as we speak.

- I-I should get over there. - Uh, yeah, of course, go.

- You're gonna be alright? - Yeah.

Hey, I was thinking we should do this together.

But why don't you check in with Mac?

He lives, uh, three houses down by the old Smith barn.

'He's Bryan's best friend and he knows'

what happened with Rachel.

Okay, a-and you were saying

he's been trying to get that site shut down.

Yeah, he was. I, I don't know what happened, but..

Are you sure you're alright going alone?

I-I can come right back after I work things out with Bryan.

I'm sure. I can't sit around here and do nothing.

Alright. You just be gentle on yourself today, okay?

I already told you, I don't even know what that stuff is.

Ketamine is a serious drug, son.

You can really put someone out with it.

So you're the one that found Beatrice that night?

Yes, she was walking around the party

half out of her mind, so I took her home.

And as I recall, you were involved

with that other girl, too.

Rachel. Her name was Rachel.

And you found her half out of her mind, too, didn't you?

Yeah. No one believed her either.

And now she's dead.

- Hi. - 'Oh, hey.'

I'm so sorry about what happened.

Thanks. I know you and Bryan are good friends.

Would you mind answering a few questions about him

or the night of the party?

Yeah. Yeah, sure, if it'll help.

Um, come on in.

- Thanks. - Yeah.

Look, it all just happened so fast.

I was looking for Bee, but Jenny told me she got angry and left.

- And, uh, who's Jenny? - 'One of the cheerleaders.'

She was my ex-girlfriend's best..

Do you think she could have been the one that drugged Beatrice?

Jenny? No way.

How does someone even get Ketamine?

Pretty easily, actually. It's a club drug.

Doctors prescribe it for depression.

Any veterinarian would have it.

Oh, my God!

M-Mac's dad. Mac's dad is a vet.

May I, uh, get you anything?

- Some water? - Sure.

- Thanks. - Yeah.

- Is your mom home? - My step-mom?

Uh, no, she's not here right now.

- Here's your water. - Oh!

Oh, my God. Ha. Scared me.

- Thanks. - Please have a seat.

So how can I help?

Well, I-I was curious about Bryan's dad.

- 'How did that impact him?' - Yeah.

Well, you know, his dad got sentenced to prison

and then his girlfriend committed suicide.

'Bryan's never been the same.'

Oh, for sure.

Did he find her or-or-or was it her parents?

No, uh, the police did.

Yeah, on the side of the road.

Oh! Uh.. Oh, my gosh. I'm..

It's-it's fine. Um..

Let me get something to help clean it up.

Oh.

Um, may I use your bathroom?

Yeah. It's, uh, down the hall, first door on the right.

Thanks.

'You're right. It is mine.'

Yeah. Did you know they were missing?

No, and I don't know

how he would've gotten them. He's never here.

Have you noticed any changes to your son's behavior recently?

Ever since his mom left, it's been hard.

- When was that? - Almost five years now.

Has he been, uh, argumentative or violent?

He and my new wife Martha don't get along.

We've been trying to work through it in therapy, but..

Dr. Wilson, please.

If there's anything you can say that will help us..

Nah, his therapist was concerned

that Mac might have violent tendencies.

'It's borderline psychotic.'

And did you inform the school of this?

No.

That would have ended his chances of playing in college.

We were hoping things would get better once Martha moved out.

- And when was that? - Right before school started.

She didn't feel safe anymore.

Sir, a girl was murdered last night

and another is missing.

Do you have any idea where your son is?

Oh, my God.

You know what, with all this

I-I think I should probably come back another time.

- A-are you sure? - Yeah.

Yeah, but thank you so much for being so helpful.

Roberts here.

Hi, it's Emma. I just left Mac's house.

Emma, you should not be there.

Hold on a sec. I'm sending you something.

'Sending what?'

They were in a notebook in his room.

Emma, look, I'm on my way there right now

but in the meantime, you need to stay

as far away from Mac as possible.

- 'Do you understand?' - Yeah.

'Good. Go home and I'll meet you there later.'

'Please, anyone!'

Is anyone out there?

Emma? Emma?

- 'Bee?' - Mom?

- Bee, are you in there? - Mom!

Mom, I'm in here!

Don't worry, sweetie. I'm gonna get you out, okay?

Hurry, please!

I'm tied up. I can't get loose.

Untie me. Please, hurry.

Hey, I found something. I got it.

Don't worry.

- Did he hurt you? - No.

I'm okay. Just tied up.

Hurry, let me get you out.

No! Mom, no!

I gotta hand it to you, Emma.

You and Beatrice do not go down easily.

'You know..'

...you're lucky she's such a fighter

because do not know the things I would have done to her.

- 'Where is she?' - Oh, she's safe.

For now.

Why? Why her?

I knew the moment I laid my eyes on her..

...she's got that, uh, tsk, you know

I'm-too-good-for-the-world kind of thing about her.

- God, she never did anything-- - Exactly!

She never even looked at me.

She never even acknowledged me.

I just wanted to take her down a notch.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

You're nothing but a sick..

Ah..

Uh..

You know, this is my favorite part.

That moment

right when the light fades from your eyes.

- Are you okay? Yes. - Yeah. Are you?

There's a knife in my back pocket.

- Bee! - Ah!

- Oh, my God. Let's go. - 'Ah..'

- Ah! - Are you okay?

- My ankle! - Look, w-we gotta keep moving.

Ha-ha-ha..

- Hang on to me. - Okay.

Let's go. Let's go.

- Yeah. Come, come back here! - Let's go.

- Mom! - Ah!

Ah! Ah!

- Emma! No. - 'No!'

'Emma!'

'Mac Wilson, 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 talk to a lawyer'

'and have him present with you while you're being questioned.'

'If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer..'

'Who knew he'd bring you back here?'

Well, he wanted to make it look like a suicide.

It's the most believable place.

And we're looking into the pictures

trying to see if there's any missing girls who are a match.

What gonna happen to him?

We'll do a full investigation.

And he's 18, so he'll be tried as an adult.

'And we need you two to testify.'

- For sure. - Okay.

We'll contact you if we need anything else.

Uh, and I was wrong.

Beatrice, I should've believed you

from the very beginning.

And, Emma, she's alive because of you.

Emma.

Thank God you're okay.

You are so, so brave.

I'll leave you two lovebirds.

'Bee!'

I'm so sorry f-for everything.

It's okay. Come here.

'This is the first vintage of our heritage collection.'

It's a Pinot Noir.

And, uh, what I love about Pinot is that--

Mom, please don't do the sideways speech again.

I'm not doing a sideways speech

but thank you.

And may this be one of many celebrations here with you

because this winery and this family

are here to stay.

- That's right. - Hear, hear.

Cheers!

You look very pretty.

Will you marry me?

Are you serious?

Bee!

When I saw you for the first time again

after all those years, I told myself to slow down..

...take my time.

But I can't.

Will you marry me?

Yes!

- Yeah! - Wow!

- Yes! - Wow!

Yeah.

Cheers, guys. Come on, quick.

- Cheers! - Cheers!

- Cheers! - Cheers!