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Good morning, kiddos. Whoa.

That-that looks, uh... ambitious.

Is this a...

a blowtorch? Wh...

Relax, I'm supervising.

- Ah!
- Oh...

- That is a hot skillet.
- Ah, hmm-hmm, ah. Yeah, it is.

And even hotter pancakes.

I put some of Mawline's
spicy jam in there.

Are they still camping?

Uh, my best guess is they've probably

checked into the Driskill Hotel by now.

Uh, Stella, by the way,
they wanted me to tell you

good luck. And, sweetie?

Your Laredo game, I'm...

I'm gonna try my best
to make it to the game.

- Yes.
- Clean your room. Hey, that skirt's too short.

Ugh. Dad!

Hey, if you can't make it to the game,

uh, I can just show it to you

when we get back from Laredo.

- I'm filming it with Ruby.
- Ruby?

This the same Ruby that told you

to crash my undercover operation?

She didn't tell me to.

So, anyways,

we are supposed to be filming
the dance next Friday.

But I'm, uh, I'm thinking
about asking her to go.

Yeah?

You don't think she'll say yes?

I think that is a tricky question.

Can we talk about something simpler?

Like gun control?

Or Dad's DPS hearing?

Wow. Very funny. You're
out of luck on that one.

It was postponed.

Uh, which I do have to check on.

Uh, Augie... be careful.

All right.

Stella, sweetie, you'll be great.

Okay. I'll see y'all soon.

God, you weird-smile when you text him.

No, I don't.

Shut up.

- Hey. Yep.
- Trey.

- What, you hurt your hand again?
- Nah.

Good to see you, man.

- Good to see you, too.
- Ow. Yeah.

No, don't even tell me.

You actually did hurt it?

You're a little too committed
to this bit, my man.

Okay, it's not a bit.
I-I burnt it at breakfast.

But... by the way, aren't
you supposed to be driving

my kids to Laredo, Coach?

Yeah, yeah. I'm-I'm
heading out right now.

You, uh, you checking in on Micki?

- Yeah. Uh... How's she doing?
- I don't know.

How would you feel if
your mom got arrested

on her way to do a psych
eval on your partner

for their anger issues?

- Hey.
- Micki.

Babe, I'm out.

- All right.
- Bye, babe.

Hey. I, uh, just came
to ask about your mom.

Yeah.

Apparently she's being
detained in San Antonio

for a DWI hit-and-run.

I don't buy it.

She doesn't even drink...

her whole MO is accountability,

- which really doesn't jive with hitting or running.
- Yeah.

I'm with you there.

Though, if she were convicted
it would make life easier on you.

Uh...

I hope you're joking.

Walker, I'm just...

I'm still.... reeling.

I'll come with you. San Antonio.

- I don't need backup.
- It's not backup.

Look, if I go, we can make
this an official case,

since it doesn't involve
anyone from my family.

And so what am I?

- Just a silent observer?
- You know what?

We'll come up with a creative title

for you along the way.

Okay, well, just nothing
with "assistant" in it.

No, no. Take however
long you need, Walker.

Things are, uh, pretty
slow here at the office.

I appreciate it, James... uh, Captain.

All right.

Mm.

It ain't easy lying to your brother,

I will tell you that.

I know.

I'm lying to him and Bret.

But what can we say right now?

Oh, hey, maybe Carlos Mendoza wasn't

the slam-dunk perp that
we all thought he was?

Well, any prosecutor would've
called that a slam dunk.

I just don't understand
why an innocent man

would continue to lie
about killing Emily.

Well, that's why we're here, isn't it?

Since Geri is MIA.

That drone footage has her
two miles away the night of.

Not a lot Geri could tell us anyway.

Other than why she was
making sketchy payments

to an art gallery through her bar.

If we can't follow Geri,
then we follow the money.

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Almost done with the bags?

Yeah, almost.

No thanks to you.

Here you go.

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Hey. Any word from that friend of yours?

Mm-mm. No.

Hey, Ruby. Check this out.

Hey, you brought the big guns.

Hey, yep.

Oh, so I was actually thinking..

for the dance we're supposed
to cover next week,

if, uh, I could...

- Ah...
- Oh, hey. Perfect timing.

This is our newest A/V member.

Todd, August was just talking

- about the dance next week.
- Ah.

- Same one I'm taking you to, Rubes?
- Yeah.

Um, I was just going to say that I...

could film it alone,

so that you guys could

go to the dance together.

Augie,

can you help me with my camera?

- Yeah.
- I think it's broken.

Just thought it looked like
you didn't want to be there

while "Rubes" was happening.

Oh. Yeah, that? No.

A bunch of kids go to the dance
together just as friends, so...

Right...

Listen, I've been there.

It sucks when somebody
gives you fireworks

but you can't give them back.

All right, girls. Let's get a move on.

Is that your, uh...

- Water boy.
- Oh.

Thirsty, aren't we?

Hey, what happened?

We almost left without you.

Aw, were you worried?

Should I be?

Duke ruined our family.

He's the reason your mom is dead.

And we're not just gonna let that sit,

now, are we?

Should I be worried?

Course not.

Let's go.

Hey.

- Hey.
- What'd you get?

Case file.

Bail just cleared, my mom
should be out any minute.

You know, I still don't understand

how this got pinned on her.

Racial profiling, maybe?

Mexican-American driving a fancy car?

Look, all I know is ACLU's gonna have

- a field day when they hear about this.
- Hey.

Mom, thank God.

You bailed me out?

I've already called someone else.

You shouldn't have come here, Micki.

All right, I'm sorry. My mom's accused

- of a nonsense crime...
- Micki, stop.

Look, I called some people,
we'll get the press involved,

- it's gonna be...
- I told you to stop.

No calls, no press.

I will take care of this myself.

Micki...

I did it.

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Huh.

So that's it, huh?

Your childhood home?

Wait, wait, wait.

We're not gonna go in,
Walker. We're just...

we're just gonna keep an eye out

in case she does something weird.

We're spying on your mom?

Look, I know you want to believe

Adriana is innocent, but
she said it herself...

Yeah, I heard her, and
I don't believe her.

There was blood at
the crime scene, Micki.

The report said it matched your mom's.

It was an incomplete DNA profile;

that would never hold up in court.

You know what will hold up in court?

Adriana pleading guilty.
That's case closed.

Look, if she was involved in an accident

where enough blood was collected,

we'd see bruises at the very least.

Maybe... that's what
her scarves are for.

Look, even if you're right...
which you're not...

it still doesn't explain the bracelet

they found at the scene.

Patron saint for addicts. So...

So, my mother would never
wear a religious pendant.

She calls the church

"The Organized Mafia of Sainthood".

- It's just not her.
- Micki...

I know what it's like

to go after things that
don't make sense to you.

But listen, if-if they make sense
to everyone around you,

maybe you should listen.

It's like, uh,

"Rocco's Radio", right?

The simplest explanation
is usually the truth.

It's a famous principle.

That's Occam's Razor, you chump.

How did I work so much harder than you

and end up with the same job?

Maybe because I

can spot a suspect
leaving their premises

while you would rather
ramble on about a razor.

Okay.

Go, Stacy.

All right.

We're doing this.

So...

uh, you and my sister?

Yeah. Yeah.

Is it... is it weird for you?

Uh, it's fine.

It's not... it's not like
I'm her dad or anything.

Well, sometimes I, uh, I am.

But I'm-I'm fine. I'm fine.

But also curious.

'Cause, like, how do you...

I mean, how do we guys...

Dude, spill it.

How do I get a girl to like me?

Oh, man, I can teach you

how to get a girl to
like you, little guy.

Dude, we are literally the same height.

We're at a place with a pool.

This calls for the UV-13 method.

Okay, but it's, like,
freezing outside...

Whatever.

The point is there are vacation vibes.

Works indoors, too.

So when you're downstairs
by the pool, or not the pool,

make sure to find
that right light angle.

From the Sun, or the bulb. Either works.

And how does one do that, you ask?

- We didn't.
- 42 degrees.

That's the angle deviation
from the light's incoming rays

and it looks kick-ass
when it hits your shades.

Okay, Billy, is that even true?

Nobody should wear shades indoors.

It's physics. Of course it's true.

So, find that exact angle

and walk 13% slower
than you normally do.

Girls won't be able to tell,

which makes it the perfect slo-mo walk.

Right.

But, like, that's not something

that I-I would usually do.

- So?
- So? I mean,

what's the point of doing
it if it's not the real me?

Gotta say, I didn't peg you as
a contemporary abstract fan.

I'm not. But sometimes

you don't know what you're
looking for until you see it.

Right?

Hola.

¿Estás abierto?

Um... un momento.

Would you mind filling this out?

- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.

Hi.

Hola.

Uh, Spanish, English or...

Whatever lo Que tú quieres.

That's a good one.

I was just passing by the store.
It looked interesting, so...

It's a gallery, not a store.

Oh, I'm-I'm sorry.

I mean, you sell art here, right?

- Yes.
- Okay, I hate to break it to you, but this is a store.

And what are you, a lawyer?

No, no, no, I'm, uh...

I am whatever lo Que tú quieres.

Nice.

You know this place?

No, but I know this isn't
the safest neighborhood.

What the hell are you doing, Mom?

Ooh, maybe she's a drug dealer
and this is her stash house.

Or maybe Adriana is visiting a friend,

and what all this means is you
don't really know her that well.

I used to.

Even then, at least we knew
we always had each other.

She used to say the hardest days

was when I'd cry and
scream all night and...

... the only thing that
would calm me down

was watching the trolleys with her.

Made me feel safe.

Loved.

Like no one else was there
and nothing else mattered.

And then, at some point, something...

changed between us. She...

She just kept wanting to protect me,

and I wanted to protect others.

You must think I'm
being crazy, don't you?

I think...

you care.

I think you want to make her
proud because, deep down,

you want her to finally
understand your choices.

And if you care that much...

enough to share all that with me...

then why don't we prove to
Adriana that you're right?

So, first question:

Why would Adriana lie?

Well, she's pretty notorious

for taking down cops
and agents, Rangers.

Okay, uh, we can dance with that.

Why would she need to protect herself?

Maybe someone in San Antonio
has something on her.

No, or maybe someone in
San Antonio is threatening her.

Yeah.

All right, that tracks.

I'll have Connie send over
all your mom's old cases.

What? You got my six all of a sudden?

All of a sudden?

I'm a hundred miles from home, Ramirez.

I always got your six.

We just needed to find an angle first.

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It's all right. It's just one game.

I didn't know you spoke Spanish.

Sí.

And, uh, I'm also filming
the game, so, uh,

you can just take it home
and watch it with your folks.

It's not gonna matter.

Oh, I know. 3D is different than video.

No. They're not home.

They're in Mexico.

They would've been deported.

They didn't want to
drag me into it, so...

- here we are.
- Bel, I'm...

- I'm so sorry. I-I didn't know that.
- Nobody does.

You're the first person I told.

You've been going
through this all alone.

Damn. This sucks.

What sucks is that I'm so close
to them and we can't even hug.

We can't even...

anything.

It's called Thirsty Balls, and it's this

underground, secret keg scrimmage

that we do every year.

It's stupid, but it's fun and...

You somewhere else?

No. No, I'm here.

If you didn't want to come,

- you really didn't have to.
- No, I did.

Do. Do.

But you're right. There-there
is something wrong.

Yesterday, I had a weird
talk with my dad.

And he just kind of got into
my head and under my skin.

I'm sorry, I-I really just
didn't want to lay it on you.

It-it's weird because

the only reason I came here
was to be close to him,

but sometimes all I want to
be is as far away as I can.

It's not weird. I get it.

But you shouldn't have to
leave just because of him.

He's the one in jail.

Speaking from experience...

... it's not our job to inherit
our dads' baggage.

Mercedes Ruiz?

My name's Cordell Walker.

I'm a Texas Ranger.

This is my social services a-appointee.

- What do you want?
- We would like to know

the purpose of your
visit with Dr. Ramirez.

She's my therapist.

I called her because I needed help.

Help with what?

That's something between
a doctor and the patient.

Something social services should know.

- Is that all?
- Actually, um,

Ms. Ruiz, if there's anything important

you can share with us...

Dr. Ramirez is a good woman.

That's all that's important.

And I'm on my way out.

Any leads?

Yeah, two or three, uh...

dozen.

Turns out Adriana has

more enemies with a
badge than we thought.

Okay.

Let's say you're my mom

and you get a cop suspended, yeah?

- Okay.
- Guy's pissed,

he uses his connections to frame her,

making her unable to
testify in court again.

And he becomes a hero
with powerful people,

and now she is too scared

- to come forward.
- That's good.

All right, let's think on that.

Not yet. You're gonna want to wait.

Ah.

All right, let's see what you got.

Oh, my God.

Right?

Where did you find out about this place?

The guy who runs it is
an old friend of mine.

You have other friends?

Yes, Walker, I do.

I mean, he's not, like, a friend-friend.

He's the first guy I ever arrested.

- Shut up.
- Yeah.

I mean, I guess I kind of helped him

turn his life around a
bit, but this is all him.

Look who's got a little Adriana in her.

- Mm, come on.
- I'm serious.

You know, your mom, uh,
she risked a longer sentence

to visit that Mercedes woman
because she needed help.

She went above and beyond

to take care of someone.

I mean, isn't that the
same thing you're doing?

- Oh, wow.
- Hmm?

Yo, check out this guy.

Officer Mike Stevenson.

License suspended last year,

and he got it back a month later.

And look at those phone records.

Lot of calls to Adriana.

- Harassment?
- Looks like it.

He's got the connects and the know-how.

All right, Walker, finish your tacos.

We got a date with a boy in blue.

Ah. Twist my arm.

- Yes, and, well,
- _

I opened the place a few years ago,

but it was only recently
that it started to take off.

Oh. Why do you think that is?

Well, I don't know. You tell me.

You're the one buying.

Although, are you?

Because it's been a while,

and you have yet to show
interest in anything here.

No, no, I want...
I want to get something.

I just don't know a lot about art.

It's kind of hard to make a decision.

Well, you don't have to
know a lot about things

to know you want them.

Oh.

- You're, like...
- Sorry.

- I thought I was getting a vibe.
- There... No, there's...

there's a vibe. I just, uh...

I'm recently divorced.
I haven't had, uh...

Got it.

Well, give me your phone.

I don't bite.

Now you have my phone number.

For when you make a decision.

Fair enough.

Adios.

Adios.

Hello?

I don't know why, but the guy
who put my uncle in prison

was just here.

Welcome to Thirsty Balls,

Laredo's finest underground
soccer match.

Okay, it's not really
a match. It's a party.

But it's also a game.

That's the Shot for Shot Arena.

That's the Alice in Wonderland
Beer Pong.

And that's the Penalty Kick. Miss it...

and you got to eat the worm.

Uh... uh, what?

Mm-hmm.

Yo, Todd!

Want to worm up?

You know it!

Having fun?

Uh, I mean, yeah, the party might not be

my type of style, but, uh,

the guests are.

I'm getting a drink.

- You want one?
- I'm good.

I see you chose being yourself.

Yeah, well, I mean, it's kind of hard

to catch that 42 degrees of sunlight

when it's cloudy out right now.

I mean, besides, the only people

who wear sunglasses indoors are idiots.

- You know?
- Okay, you ready?

- Todd. Yeah.
- Yeah.

Officer Stevenson.

Trespassing onto a
police officer's property?

Now, who in the hell does that?

Someone who has questions
about Dr. Ramirez.

Micki, right?

Maybe your reputation in San Antonio

- is bigger than you thought.
- Calm down.

She was good, but not that good.

It's her reputation with her mother.

That's how I know who you are.

You're a big deal to her,

which matters a big deal to me.

I'm sorry,

y-you don't even know me.

I know you better than you think.

Like, as a child, you wouldn't eat

hearts of palm because you thought

that they were real hearts.

You say that your favorite
movie is Fargo,

when, in fact, I know...

- Nope. Don't you dare.
- Hey, hey, let him finish.

I won't.

'Cause she'll get mad if I tell you.

Ah...

It's just another thing
I know about you.

It's not what you think.

No, it's not.

I get it.

He's not harassing your mom, he...

I got the steaks, honey!

"Honey"?

What?

He's dating her.

I guess we're all having steaks tonight.

Uh, I knew I liked you, Mike.

Every sale here is to
an address in Austin.

That's strange, right?

I mean, art gallery in Mexico,
not a single local purchase?

I don't know, you tell me.
Aren't you the one who spent

- four days talking to the owner?
- Hey.

I was just trying to buy us some time.

Well, you bought us way
more than we needed.

And I'm not judging, it's just
that we are here on a mission,

- so we can't lose focus.
- All right, you want focus?

Look at this address,
that one down there.

Northside Nation, Texas gang.

- These are their business fronts?
- Yep.

So we think Emily pissed
off a crime syndicate?

Well, we don't know that yet,

but if Northside has a hand in it,

then I get why Mendoza's not talking.

Oh, my God.

I need a drink.

My brother was right
to want to keep digging

- and we should've let him.
- I know.

Carlos could have been
free a long time ago.

Just 'cause we reopened
the case doesn't mean

we're gonna get different outcome

or a different man in prison, all right?

Still, Cordell deserves to
hear it from us in person

the second we get back.

You know what?

I stopped drinking when I became captain

but I ain't the captain of Mexico.
Make it dos.

I just don't get it.

How can someone who
hates cops date a cop?

Listen, processing is
our entire life's journey.

So I'd say you're off to a good start.

Yeah? Well, how long did it take you

to do that with Officer Mike over there?

Because you've been processing

since I joined the Army
and we've gotten nowhere.

Okay. That's not all on me.

Children like you have
fundamental difficulties

seeing your parents as anything
other than caretakers.

Okay.

Uh, just three. Adriana doesn't drink.

- Except for the, uh, slipup last week.
- Right.

I was about to get rid of all
my booze after her accident,

but she insisted that I keep it.

"Her failure shouldn't affect
my liquor cabinet".

Sounds familiar.

Her daughter gave me
a taste of that. Uh...

Micki took me to task

prepping me for Adriana's psych eval.

I let my emotions

get the best of me when
I was handling a perp.

- I'm not proud of it.
- Hmm.

That sounded almost like a breakthrough.

But it's not about
what happens in court,

it's about what happens
after that counts.

- Hmm.
- Yes, ma'am.

You have any advice on how I can avoid

the same mistake again?

As long as you don't
mind the psychobabble.

Oh, and that's my cue.

Mike, you mind helping
me with the grill?

- Sure.
- I just want to tell you

how much I appreciate you
being there for my mom.

Especially after the accident.

Just must have been really tough

seeing her with bruised
ribs and-and a cut and...

Her shoulder.

She hurt her shoulder, not her ribs.

Right. My mistake.

Still, that must have been
a tough conversation to have.

You know, you, a cop, your
girlfriend's in a hit-and-run.

- Did she admit it straightaway or...
- O-Okay.

I-I made a mistake.

And now I'm trying to make amends.

Is that so hard to believe?

I'm just trying to find an explanation

that actually makes sense.

And I gave you one already.

Sorry, I-I start a question

- and I can't stop.
- Trey. Hey.

Hey. Yeah, I got an issue.

- All the kids are gone.
- What?

- Really?
- Yeah, I don't know.

- They must've snuck out.
- Okay.

You know, we'll just
find out where they are.

- I'll head there right now.
- Yeah, I'm on it.

Okay.

I just want to put this
mistake behind me now.

Please let me.

Hey, um, that was Trey.

Uh, there's been a situation
with the kids.

I am so sorry. I-I have to leave.

- Can I take your truck?
- No, I'll go with you.

- I... I'm... I can handle this.
- Hey.

Now I got your six, partner. Okay?

Give me a second.

So sorry we have to run

and, um, I will leave you
and this whole thing alone.

I promise.

Be careful.

Mike, take care of her.
I know where you live!

- Let's go, Stella.
- Stella, she's on a streak.

Passes to Bel...

- Come on, Stella.
- ...who shoots.

Scores!

Alley-oop!

Up top.

Hey, uh, i-is this a part

of Thirsty Balls?

I-I never played the game before.

Ah. Why'd you stop?

We came to play.

We were just leaving.

Oh, don't be a buzzkill.

You see, this is Northside Nation land.

and we didn't get a party invite.

So, if you leave, well, I
got to collect the field fee.

Them's the rules.

We don't got nothing to pay
with so we're just gonna go.

Ah.

You got plenty to pay with.

Listen, I get it.

If I was your age and
still lived with my parents

I wouldn't want to go home, either.

Brass balls on this one, huh?

I got an idea.

Let's play for it.

If any one of you

can score on me,

we'll leave.

Who can score on me?

- I can.
- Stella...

- Stella, don't.
- Whatever.

If it makes these idiots go.

Feisty.

Now, I like that.

Stella...

Give it your best shot.

Bull's-eye!

No!

Trevor!

- Come on, man.
- Trevor, come on.

Trevor!

- Trevor, come on.
- Stop!

There you go. There you go.

We got company!

Get the kids to safety

behind those bounds, all right?

- Stay there till I say.
- On your right!

Here we go.

Everyone, go! Get behind the dunes now!

Go, go, go, go, go!

Come on, go, go!

Hey, where you going, girl?

It's okay to be scared, sweetheart.

Of what?

A bunch of lowlives

who get off by scaring kids?

Not really scared of that, sweetheart.

Run! Get out of here!

- Go, go, go, go, go, go!
- Move out!

- Get it, get it.
- Step on it, man.

Get out of here! Go!

Duke.

Look, uh, he-he had this.

Get behind the mounds.
Stay with the group.

You, you're coming with me.

High school games were
a bit different in my day.

Thanks for the help.

I've had run-ins with a few
of these fellas in the past.

Northside Nation.

Yeah, no, I'm, uh, I'm familiar.

We, uh, took down a
faction in Austin once.

Though, those arrests

lacked tonight's pizzazz.

I'll be sure to make note of that.

We have space in the cruisers

to take the kids back to the hotel,

but, uh, we're a few seats short.

Uh, we'll take mine.

The shutterbug and the redhead
outside, those are my kids.

Of course she's yours.

Your little girl was out here
looking for some trouble.

As soon I'm out,

I'll find her,

and I'll give her the kind
of trouble she's looking for.

I bet she'll like it.

You know what?

You just picked up an extra
12 months behind bars,

for violating Statute 61-5-27:

Criminalizing the actions of individuals

who assault officers

or their families with threats
of violence or harassment.

Get him out of my sight.

Wow.

Deescalating and not retaliating?

Color me impressed.

You, uh, did get the statute
wrong, by the way.

- I was close.
- No, you weren't.

- Hey, hey.
- Trey. Hey.

I'm gonna catch a ride back with LPD.

I, uh, I got to start calling parents.

Of course. Hey, uh,

I appreciate you putting your
ass on the line for my kids.

And I can't even begin to tell you
how sorry I am they ran off.

You made it right.

- That's what counts.
- Yeah.

Kidding.

- I got you. I got you.
- Okay.

Listen, if we ever need
a veteran liaison

- with medic experience...
- Get lost, Walker.

- ... I'll be calling.
- I'm right here.

Let's drive.

If I wasn't so relieved,

I would be cuffing you right now.

What were you thinking?

Were you thinking?

Do you...

Guess I finally figured
out what it takes

to get you to my games.

Hey, Dad... just one small thing

before we go back to the hotel.

Why'd you have us stop here?

I think your parents
are trying to reach you.

_

Well, fireworks.

Now you can give them back.

Look, I know it's not the same as

seeing your mom and
dad in person, but...

How'd you...

Well, Stella gave me their number.

She also helped set this up, too.

I'm so sorry.

I should have realized something sooner.

I mean, I'm your best friend.

Hey, why don't you help her
light those puppies off?

- Let's have a show.
- Dude!

Whoo!

- Okay, that was pretty cool.
- Yeah.

Hey, what you did earlier...

I know, I know. You should
have made that shot,

but that Laredo goalie
was no joke, she was good.

Go to the dance with me.

Is that a question?

No, not really.

I mean, unless you decide
to leave Texas next week.

Nah.

I got a pretty good reason to stay.

Mom, it's beautiful.

That was a nice gesture for Bel.

Well, anyone would have done it.

Where'd you get that humility, kid?

Clearly not your dad.

Walker, uh... I'm sorry, I-I gotta go.

Whoa. Whoa, hold on. Something wrong?

I just remembered something
I've gotta ask my mom in person.

Go ahead.

The trolley.

You used to take me there

to calm me down at night,
but it wasn't just you.

There was another woman.

Who is she?

It's early, Micki.

Who is she?

You know I'm not gonna
quit until you tell me.

She's your mother.

Mercedes is my sister.

And she's... a drug addict.

When you were born, she
tried to get her act together

and go to rehab and...

become the mother that you deserved.

So she left you with me.

It was just gonna be for two months,

and then two months
turned into six months,

and then a year, and then...

after three years,
she finally came back.

But by that time, it was
too late... you were mine.

I raised you.

She told me that she was clean, but...

I knew she wouldn't stay that way.

I knew that sooner or later
she would drag you down

into her mess.

So I told her the truth, that...

she was no longer your mother
and she had to let you go,

and she said that she would...

if I paid her.

She sold me?

- I left town, I changed our names...
- You-you what?

Wait, what's my name?

Your name

is Micki Ramirez.

What's my name?

Nina.

Nina Ruiz.

You were born in Carlsbad, New Mexico.

But I raised you here,
so she wouldn't find us.

Until she did.

A week ago.

She tracked me to one of my lectures,

and she begged me to...

let her see you.

We got into a fight, and...

she drove off, drunk.

And got into that accident.

The one that you said
you were guilty of.

I was, in a way.

I was, I was responsible for...

for years of her misery.

I wanted to protect you.
It's... it's complicated.

Only you could have uncomplicated
it at any point!

But you chose to lie to me

my entire life.

So you wouldn't turn out like her.

That's not your choice to make.

- I'm your mother.
- No.

I always asked myself,

why couldn't I make my mom proud?

And you let me feel that way.

You never had that right.

Micki...

All right, ladies, listen up.

What you went through last night was...

... was fairly intense for
a non-wartime setting.

But today's game, let's just...

let's just have fun.

Coach Bobby would never say that.

Right. What Coach Bobby
would do is neglect the fact

that he was supposed
to be watching you all.

Say hello to your new head coach.

- What?!
- Yeah.

Oh, my God!

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

All right, all right, all right.
Let's get warmed up.

Hey.

Lat night was the nicest thing

anyone has ever done for me.

- The fireworks?
- Oh, it was, uh, it was nothing.

I hear people like to do that.

Want to go to the dance?

As friends.

I hear a lot of people do that, too.

Keep your knees up!

Higher! Let's go!

Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go!

Hey, do you need me there?

I'll come to you right now.

No.

I just... want to leave this place,

which apparently isn't even my hometown.

God, this is a nightmare.

I-I can't...

imagine.

Micki, uh, i-if you...

Stop.

You don't need to come.

Just...

please don't tell anybody.

I'm not ready for this to be real yet.

Of course.

Yeah. Uh...

- Thanks, Walker.
- Yeah. Be safe.

You, too.

Trevor.

Morning, sir.

Morning.

I want to talk to you.

Um...

You know, what you did for my kids...

... that was beyond decent.

That took guts.

I should be thanking you.

For saving all of our lives.

That's my job.

But...

what you did,

standing up to that man...

that took bravery.

Didn't feel like it.

I had the shot, but I couldn't take it.

That is exactly the bravery
I'm speaking of.

Son...

had you taken that shot,

you have no idea how it would
have changed your life.

As someone who's had
to do it before, I...

I don't wish it on anyone.

Especially not a young man with
his whole life ahead of him.

I-I should head... head down there.

- Don't want to slack on my water boy duties.
- Yeah.

Wait, hold on, Trevor.

I'm not done.

I owe you

a "what are your intentions
with my daughter" chat.

Remind me.

Next time.

- Next time.
- Yeah.

Good morning, sunshine.

You look worse than I do.

Well, that is saying a lot.

Kept thinking about what we
got waiting for us back home.

Don't remind me.

Where'd you park the car?

On a street with other cars.

Yeah, that narrows it down.

Here we go.

What the hell?

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