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You played very well. You
hit all the right notes.

It just lacked passion.

Previously on "A Million
Little Things"...

Hey, man.

She lost her dad last year.

There's a nicer way to
do what you just did.

Why is Child Services
looking for you?

My mom wasn't born here.

ICE. They took her.

We have a place, so you're
staying with us tonight.

I have been taking pills.

I called Mission Treatment.

They can admit me tomorrow.

Why do I have to
be the good wife?

I want to do something
because I feel like doing it.

You must be Rome.

Have we met before?

No. I'm Florence.

Did he try to kiss you?

No.

Did he touch you?

He just touched himself.

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The way you're driving,

GPS has us getting there
a week from Tuesday.

Just because I miss
my mother doesn't mean

you need to drive like her.

Wow. Okay.

Well, the first thing I'm
gonna say when we see her

is that her son needs
to work on his manners.

You think I'll get to see her?

I mean, your lawyer friend
said it was a long shot.

What Alan said was that
it's up to the discretion

of the detention center,

which means you should
ease up on your snark.

Hey, I'll ease up on the snark

if you push down on the gas.

Oh. It's Rome.

I bet he's calling with another
theory about who Florence is.

Why doesn't he just admit that that's
his dad's girlfriend? Yeah. Yeah.

Hey, babe. Rome:
I figured it out.

The reason Florence
was at my mom's grave

is because she's an undertaker.

Right?

100%. She's an undertaker
that wants to bone your dad.

Inappropriate. Me?

Florence is the one that wants to
have sex at work. Will you stop?

Babe, it's been three days.

Why don't you just call your
dad and ask him about her?

I did. It went
straight to voicemail,

and his mailbox is full.

Probably with
messages from Florence

trying to plan their
next hot makeout sesh.

Okay, I'm hanging up.
I gotta go put drywall

over the door to the guest room.

Bye, babe.

Bye, hon!

Bye.

I'm sorry, guys.

We couldn't get off
the standby list.

Oh, I got it! That's
it. Check it out.

Uh, I got a flight from
Boston to New York,

one-hour layover,
JFK to Heathrow,

and then a quick
pop over to Paris,

which is where
you're coming from.

Never mind. Damn it.

Dan Dixon, take over, please.

On it. And don't worry.

We won't put you on any airlines
whose names make Gary giggle.

Aer Lingus.

Okay, uh, I know
you guys wanted bagels,

but I just finished
watching "The Crown,"

so
you get scones.

You really expect us
to believe it's 'cause

you were "watching 'The Crown'"?

Okay, fine.

Jamie had a really good recipe.

Just shut up and eat one.

What'd I miss?

Hi, Maggie.
Hey!

Mom got booted
from standby again.

Well, look, I'm just happy
that you're coming home.

Eventually. Yes.

Soph, I'm just so sorry I
ca... I can't make it back

in time for your audition.

Hey, that's okay.

I'll be fine.

You just... You've
been through so much.

Maybe you should call MMI.
Maybe they can postpone.

That is, uh...

That is a great idea, D.

That's why you are the mom.

Also because you
keep having babies.

Sweetie, Soph,

you want to give them a call?

And, Dan, shouldn't you
be in class or something?

I put a photo of myself in
front of my computer camera

and changed my name
to "reconnecting,"

so, um, I've got time.

You know, showing you
"Ferris Bueller's Day Off"

was not meant to be educational.

It's not my fault
I'm a quick learner.

Love you, Mom. I
love you, Mom. Bye.

Love you guys!

She's gone.

I feel so helpless not
being there for her.

Thank you, guys, for
everything you're doing.

Yeah. Of course, D.

You just get home safely, okay?

I'll do my best. Bye.

You okay?

Oh, yeah.

Listen, uh, Rome told me

that you went over
to Peter's house.

Ah, this friend
group loves to chat.

Remember when you
were just a girl

that everyone was pissed I
brought to Jon's funeral?

I didn't do anything, okay?

I sat in my car and I
thought about all the things

that I coulddo

which is a pretty long list.

Well, Delilah's
gonna talk to Sophie

about filing a police
report when she gets home.

But, Gary, it's really not
a good idea for you to...

That's why I didn't.

I can't believe that just
when Justin was finally

having a breakthrough in group

about how the
death of his father

leads to his heroin use,

Simone goes and makes
it all about her again.

I know. I mean,
trying to one-up him

by talking about her stepfather?

Where's the rehab
program for that?

Uh, heads up.

Hi, Simone!

Love the sweater!

Probably bought it with the
inheritance from her stepfather.

So, you excited to
see your family today?

Uh... I don't know if
"excited" is the right word.

The only reason the center is
letting me have visitors so soon

is 'cause Theo's
been acting out.

Well, I hope he's
getting the therapy

his father clearly
never got as a child.

Trust me, we have already met
the deductible on that one.

Ah, how you feeling
about seeing Katherine?

I miss her.

I mean, the last
time we talked...

Well, we didn't really talk.

But at least she can't hang
up on me in person, right?

Mm.

I'm just worried I'm
gonna say the wrong thing,

make things worse
than they already are.

Eh, you know what? You might.

But fixing your
relationship's a process,

just like everything
else we're doing.

You don't have to
be perfect, Eddie.

You just have to be honest.

Look what I got.

Come here.

Theo, don't feed the cat, okay?

It'll never go away.

I don't want him to go away.

And stop calling him "the cat."

I told you, his name is Scott.

We've been over this.

We can't have a ca... a Scott,
because you're allergic.

You never let me do what I want.

You didn't even want
us to go see Dad today.

That's not true, T.

You know that we had to wait
for the COVID test results

to come back before
we could visit, okay?

So, please go upstairs,
get ready for school.

Otherwise, you're gonna be
late for your Zoom class.

Go on.

Get out of here.

Oh, what? You're gonna
give me attitude, too?

Here we go.

You know there are apples
in there, too, right?

And you know if you're a cop,
you gotta tell me, right?

Oh. Wait.

Hey. Alan. Hi.

Hey, have
you guys left yet?

Yeah, about a half hour ago,

but we might have to stop to
get Tyrell some more snacks.

I was hoping to
catch you sooner.

I just got a message
from my contact

at the detention center.

Tyrell's mom's been deported.

Apparently, Martine was
put on a deportation plane

the same day she
tried to call you.

I'm so sorry.

So, my mom's in Haiti now?

I wish I had more information.

I'm trading calls with an aid
organization in Port-au-Prince.

They help deportees
get back on their feet.

I'm hoping they have more
information on her whereabouts.

So, what are our options?

Unfortunately, once
you've been deported,

you're subject to a 10-year
bar from the United States.

I'm afraid we're
all out of moves.

Well, I'm not.

I'm gonna get on a plane,
go to this aid organization,

find my mom.

Tyrell...

Regina, you can't
let him do that.

Martine hasn't lived
in Haiti in 20 years.

Unless she has connections,

she's starting all
over again completely.

Maybe Tyrell can help.

Even if he could find Martine...

Even if we weren't in the
middle of a pandemic...

Having to raise her teenage son
isn't gonna make things easier.

Rome.

What are you doing
here? Don't you knock?

Why would I need to knock?

And why aren't you
answering your phone?

I've been calling you all day.

Must be dead.

Battery won't stay
charged on that old thing.

Old? I bought you a new
phone about a year ago.

Gave that one to your brother.

Why? Pop, I bought it for you.

Omar needed it more.

I'm getting you a
new phone today.

I don't want a new phone.
I'm used to that one.

Well, that's great, Pop,
but this one doesn't work.

It has all my stuff on it.

Oh, don't worry.
I'm gonna make sure

that your girlfriend's
contacts get transferred.

Girlfriend?

What are you talking about?

Well, I was visiting Mom's
grave the other night

when Florence
introduced herself.

She seemed to know a
lot about our family.

Flo's just a friend.

Her husband's a few
spots over from Mom.

I saw her around a few times,

then I was laid up
with my hurt foot.

When I came back, someone
had pulled all the weeds

around Mom's headstone,

even put a few fresh
flowers in her vase.

Turns out it was Florence.

I went over to say thank you.

And we just...
kind of hit it off.

Hit it o... W-What does
that mean, "hit it off"?

She's easy to talk
to, that's all.

Sometimes she brings a
thermos and we have a drink.

That's a date.

Pop, you just described a date.

You're making a big
deal out of nothing.

You're always saying
that Mom's watching us.

What do you think Mom's seeing

when you're picking up a
woman at her headstone?

I'll be back in a couple
hours with your new phone.

Hopefully, you can go that
long without talking to Flo.

Alan.

Hi. Hi.

This new deep dish place is
doing this buy one, get one...

A-a BOGO.

Alright, you caught me.

I wanted to check
on you after...

Oh. Uh, Theo's
upstairs in school.

H-He can't hear us.

Okay, look, I-I'm sorry for
just showing up like this,

but when you didn't
text me back,

I got worried.

I-I'm sorry.

I just...

Ah, I just made such
an idiot out of myself.

No, you didn't. So...

You got a lot going on,
and I'm really just here

because I want to
be your friend.

A friend who sometimes
brings you pizza

to trick you into talking to me.

Ah.Oh.

Oh. I didn't know you had a cat.

We don't.

Um, we have to catch it
because Theo's allergic.

Okay, here, don't worry.

I got this. Oh.

I come from a long
line of cat herders.

Here, kitty, kitty.

His name is Scott.

I thought he wasn't yours.

He's not.

This is definitely the time
to stop and talk about that.

Okay. I got him.

Ugh! Come on.

Nice work, cat herder.

I'm just letting him think
he has the upper hand.

It's called psychology.

I come from a long line of...

Cat psychologists. We get it.

Now catch the cat.

Oh, here.

Cover me. I'm going in.

By "cover," you mean
stand here and do nothing?

I'm on it.

Got him. Okay.

What's the plan now?

I didn't think I'd get this far.

Uh, no, I understand.

Okay.

Um...

L-Let me think about it,
and I'll call you back.

Hey.

Was that MMI?

Yeah. Uh...

Apparently today and
tomorrow are the last days

they're taking auditions.

So if I don't do it now,

I have to wait till
next year to reapply.

What?

Next year?

No. No way. Unh-unh.

This is your dream, right?

You can do this.

I don't know. I
haven't played since...

Come on. I've seen how much
work you've put into that song.

You've practiced it so many
times, I could sing it.

Two, three, four.

Now you're picking, right?

That's why you
should be singing it.

Look, I know the
timing isn't ideal,

but I also know how
damn talented you are.

You deserve this, okay?

You have earned
this opportunity.

Do not let that guy take
this away from you, too.

Okay, I'll do it.

Yeah?

Yeah.

That's what I'm talking about.

You do your thing,
you get ready.

I'm gonna go change
the Wi-Fi password

so that Danny can't suck
up all your bandwidth

downloading photos
of Timothée Chalamet.

You're gonna crush this.

Can't crush it if you're
standing in my room.

Yes.

Right. I'm gonna go.

You crush.

Sophie Dixon!

Nice.

Nice and easy.
Okay, okay, okay.

There you go.

Alright. How heavy is this cat?

Theo's been feeding it.

Feeding it what? Another cat?

Okay. Watch your back.

Yeah.

Now set him down,
nice and careful.

Yeah. There we go.

Okay. Okay.

Okay. Close it,
close it, close it!

Okay.

Told you I got this.

Wonder who those are from.

Hello, dear.

It's your pampered
bride of 45 years,

calling from her spa day.

I'm sitting here waiting
on my nails to dry,

and I just wanted
to say I love you.

Walter, it's me.

I've tried two pharmacies,

and both are out
of your medication,

so I'm going to
stop at one more.

Oh, and while I'm out,
turn the oven to 350.

I'm making a new recipe for
when Rome and Gina come over.

I know what you're gonna say.

"It's meatloaf night."

But I want you to
try new things.

Aw, Pop.

Got your order.

I'll just put it in the back.

Have a great day.

So... it turns out the
airport in Haiti's closed.

But I figured it out.

I'm gonna fly to the
Dominican Republic

and bus across the border.

The only problem is
the ticket is $379.50.

You think you guys
could spot me?

I'll pay you back with interest.

No, it's... It's
not about the money.

I think we need to take a beat

and figure out the best
way to help your mom.

What are you talking about?

The best way for me to
help her is to be with her.

I'm not sure that's true.

Look, you've never
been to Haiti.

You don't speak the language.

We don't even know
exactly where she is.

All we know is that she is
dealing with a lot right now.

I think it's best that
you wait to visit her

until she figures things out.

Visit? I'm not going
there to visit her.

She's my mom. I'm
going to live with her.

And you're wrong.

She needs me.

And if you won't help me...

I'll figure out how
to get there myself.

Perfect.Great.

Dad!

Hi! Hi! I missed you!

I missed you, too.

Hi.

Hi.

Aren't you gonna give Dad a hug?

Of course I am.

And fluff.

If you get nervous, you can
just do what I do in school

and pretend your
connection cu...

Hey!

You don't brag about
breaking out of prison

in front of the warden.

Okay, I'll go back to my cell.

Break a leg.

Alright, I'll just... I'll...
I'll leave you to it, then.

Oh, uh, actually,
c-can you stay?

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, of course.

It's...

Oh, wow.

I'll be right over here.

Out of the shot.

It's better.

Hi.

You must be Sophie.

I'm Dr. Reeves, the Chair of
Music Education here at MMI.

And these are my
colleagues, Dr. Wolman,

our professor of classical
and contemporary guitar,

and Professor Kennedy.

Hello.

It's so nice to meet you.

You, as well.

Your personal essay
was very moving.

I see from your résumé you
studied with Peter Benoit.

He put in a very strong
recommendation for you.

He's a wonderful teacher.

He's sent us many
talented students,

so we're very excited.

Thank you.

Let's start with
your prepared piece.

Whenever you're ready.

To be honest,
it's sexy, which is good,

because sex sells
in this business.

Would you like to start again?

I'm sorry. I... I can't do this.

Soph.

Soph, this is okay.

We'll call them back.

I'm sure they'll let
you try again tomorrow.

Just stop, okay?!

You don't get it!
I'm not good enough!

I was never good enough!

That is not true.

Yes, it is, and... And he
knew it the whole time.

He didn't even accept
me into his program.

When I first
performed, he told me

I was barely good enough to
play in a church somewhere!

That was the only honest
thing he ever said to me!

And he was right.

I was... I was never
gonna get into MMI.

He was just using me.

I'm glad Mr. Morrissey enjoyed
your baking soda volcano.

I cannot believe
Mom let you do that.

Let him? No.

Foundhim in the
middle of doing it

and helped him clean up?

Yes.

You want to tell Dad about
the other big development?

Okay, before you say anything,

pets have been proven
to reduce stress,

ease anxiety, and improve
cardiovascular health.

So, really, it'd be crazy
not to keep the cat.

The cat?

Mom says I'm allergic, but
I think I grew out of it.

Tell that to the
rash on your arm.

It only itches when I touch it.

Hey, jawline,

you owe me three bucks
from our game last night.

And this is Jackie.

She is as good at cards as
she is bad at social cues.

Oh, please. I'm a delight.

You must be Katherine and Theo.

Hi.I've heard great things.

And just so you know, I
get what this looks like.

I don't have a gambling problem.

Drinking problem, yes.
Gambling problem, no.

I'll front him the money.

Thank you.

And believe me, I
understand the irony

of playing a game called Gin

while I'm on my
second stint in rehab.

C'mon, kiddo.

They just restocked
the vending machine,

and I got $3 burning
a hole in my pocket.

Can I?

Of course.

Thanks.

I kind of love her. She's so...

She's honest.

Yeah.

Honesty's actually something

I've been working on a
lot since I got in here.

The stuff we talk
about in group...

The stuff Jackie
and I talk about...

It made me realize that
I have never really been

honest with myself
about anything.

It's been that
way my whole life.

Always sweeping the tough
stuff under the rug.

Jackie, on the other hand,
she pulls back that rug.

I need to do that.

Can I ask you something?

Anything.

What was it that made you
have the affair with Delilah?

For the low, low
price of $10 to $20...

No bill is too small
or too large...

You get a 70% dark
chocolate bar,

I get to fly to
Haiti to see my mom.

It's a win-win.

Nice try, but I've
seen this scam before.

Well, you have a blessed day.

Hey, Tyrell.

Gina left me a message
about your mom.

Dude, I'm so sorry.

Thanks.

What are you doing out here?

I'm trying to sell
enough of these

so I can buy a plane ticket.

If I can just make it
to the aid organization,

I know I can find my mom.

How much you got so far?

9 bucks.

Doesn't help that my
moneymaker's hidden

behind this mask.

You think you could help me?

You know I'm good for it.

I know you are.

Let me talk to Gina.

I'mma see if maybe... Right.

Gotta check with
the boss. I get it.

Yeah. Sorry, man.

It's just... What's
there to talk about?

If you had the chance
to be with your mom,

wouldn't you do anything you
could to make that happen?

Yeah.

Actually, I would.

I think I have
some airline miles

you might be able to use.

Give me this box.

With Delilah...

I don't know, it just
felt like a clean slate.

When she looked at me,

she didn't look at me
like I let her down.

She didn't see

my failures as a
husband and a father.

She just saw my potential.

She saw the guy that I
desperately wanted to be.

She saw me the way you
did when we first met.

Mm.

And it was weak
and it was selfish,

but I just missed that feeling.

I get it.

You do?

I don't think I understood
it before, but...

I do now.

Good news.
Jackie's a cat person.

Hey, uh, you about ready, Theo?

We gotta get you home and get
some real food in that stomach.

As long as it's not that
deep dish Alan brought.

Pizza should be thin
crust or not at all.

Everything else is
just a casserole.

Amen, kid.

A-Alan brought over some lunch.

He knew I had my hands full
with, uh, everything going on.

That was nice of him.Yeah.

Well, if this Alan guy wants
to deliver mea thin crust,

tell him I like Hawaiian.

I will.

I-I mean, if, um, if I see him.

Okay. You ready to go, T?

Yep.

Bye, Jackie.

Thanks for the candy bar.

Hey, I'd split a candy
bar with you anytime, kid.

Tell Scott I said hi.

Will do.

It was nice to meet
you, Katherine.

Bye.

Bye-bye. Love you.

I love you, too.

Mmm!
Mmm-mmm-mmm-mmm-mmm!

Hey. How is she?

Not great.

When I left, she was gonna
postpone the audition.

What happened? She called them,

and they told her if
she didn't audition now,

she'd have to wait
till next year.

Okay. So she auditions next year

when she's had a
chance to process

everything that's happened.

Oh, great. So after
everything that Peter did,

he gets to rob her of
a year of her life?

There's no way in hell
I'm gonna let that happen.

Well, it's not up to you.

What Sophie needs right
now is time to heal.

Why are you so intent
on blowing past it?

Because

it's my fault.

Gary, no.

I mean, I know you
feel responsible

'cause you were watching
the kids, but this could...

No. No. You don't get it.

She auditioned for
Peter and he said no,

and that would have been it.

That should have been it,
but I couldn't let it go.

So I went back in there...

Gary, stop... I
stepped to this dude.

No. You said that he used
her history to groom her.

I gave him that history.

I told him that she
lost her father.

I told him how much she
needed this program,

and he never would have known any
of that if it wasn't for me.No.

The only person to blame
for what happened to Sophie

is Peter,

and you can't fix it.

Well, I'm sure as
hell gonna try.

Yeah. I know you are,
because that's what you do.

When Jon died, you
couldn't fix that,

and so you tried to fix me...

If I hadn't tried to fix you,

you wouldn't be standing
there right now.

I know this is hard to hear,

but you need to hear it.

What happened to Sophie
is not about you.

It is about her.

I just don't want this
to define her life.

It won't.

But it will redefine it.

The sooner you understand that,

the sooner we can all start
helping her through it.

So, just... stop
trying to fix it

and start listening
to what she needs.

That is the only way
you're ever gonna help.

So, T, it's pasta night.

What are we making?

We haven't done
ravioli in a while.

I'm not hungry.

I have a feeling a certain
family-sized candy bar

might be the culprit.

I hope you were nice to Dad.

What?

You barely hugged him.

I thought you wanted
him to get better.

All of this sucks!

You know what?

You're right.

This sucks.

It sucks for you,
and it sucks for Dad.

But it also sucks for me.

I get that you need to be
mad at someone, so fine.

I love you enough
to be that person.

But Dad's not here right now,

so I'm gonna drive
us home, make ravioli

because it's still pasta night.

We can

even leave some out for Scott,

if you want.

He's more of a tuna guy,

but I'll talk him into it.

Why... Why Scott, by the way?

That's not exactly a
traditional cat name.

It's the name of the club Dad
was playing at when you two met.

Great Scott.

Remember?

Yeah.

I love it.

Listen, Soph, I just

just want to say that I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for pushing
you to do that audition.

I just thought...

I just thought I was doing
what was best for you,

but... but now, what
I would really love

is to hear what you want.

Uh.

Actually, there is one thing.

Uh, what's
going on here?

I told you, I'm
gonna see my mom.

What do you mean?

H-How are you gonna
pay for the ticket?

Rome said he'd give me miles.

Yo, these are dope.

I can't believe we only
use these on airplanes.

You know how many places you
could sleep standing up...

Church, DMV...

What'd I miss?

You offered to help
him with his ticket

after I told him he couldn't go?

That's funny how you
left out the part

about Gina already saying no.

All due respect, Gina,
you're not my mom.

You don't get to tell me no.

I'm gonna go pack up
the rest of my stuff.

"All due respect."

I can't
believe you told him

you'd give him
money for the ticket

without talking to me first.

I did not know you'd
already told him no,

which you apparently did
without talking to mefirst.

Rome, we can't let him leave.

It's not that crazy
for him to go.

He's not a kid. He's 17.

Which means he's not 18.

He's still a child.

But he's not ourchild.

His mother risked her life
to come to this country.

Do you really think
that after everything

that she's been through,
she would want her son

to drop out of high
school, give up his future

to end up in a place that
she worked so hard to leave?

Alan says that she is
starting from scratch.

She has nothing right now.

Do you want that for him?

Of course not.

But we're not his parents.

We don't get to make that call.

A-And what's the plan
if he doesn't go?

What? He's gonna
stay here forever?

CPS is looking for that kid.

They want to put
him in a group home.

You think that's better for him?

Maybe he could stay here.

We put our adoption on hold
because of everything going on.

This is so far from our plan.

We had a plan.

Babe, look at the way
the world is right now.

There is no plan.

We have to make it up as we go.

Tyrell? Is
everything okay?

Uh.

My mom just called.

She's at the aid
organization in Haiti,

but she.

she
doesn't want me to come.

Come here.

I tried so hard.

I don't get it.

It's okay, sweetie.

I'm so sorry.

Why wouldn't she want me there?

Look, we know what's happening
with your mom is hard,

but she just wants
what's best for you.

And so do we.

Which is why Rome and
I have been talking,

and

we want to foster you.

You mean, like,
have me live here?

Like, live here, live here?

Only if it's okay
with you andyour mom.

And we promise, when
the time is right

for you to be with her again,

we'll help make
that happen, too.

I would really like that.

Great.

Well... now that we
got that settled,

you are grounded.

For two weeks.

And the next time you try to
play us against each other,

it'll be for a month.

With all due respect.

Your turn.

Your move, slick.

Edward.

I can't do this.

We could try "Uno" again,

but you'll have to wrestle
the cards away from Leonard.

No, I can't be here while
Katherine is out with...

I was wondering when we'd
get to Mr. Deep Dish.

I gotta get out of here.

I gotta get home.

No. No, you don't.

I'm gonna lose her, aren't I?

You might.

But if you don't
finish your treatment,

you definitely will.

You still working on your
dad's new phone?

Yeah, I was kind
of a jerk to him earlier.

A lot of that
going around today.

Hey, Tyrell didn't mean it.

He just was doing what he
thought was best for his mom.

I know.

At least he's not going.

I guess he just needed
to hear it from her.

Yeah, he did.

What? You just gave me an idea
about how to talk to my dad.

Hmm.

Here you go,
Scott.

Bless you.

Excuse me.

And everything's still on here?

Everything, Pop.

Including Mom's voicemails.

Sometimes it helps
to hear her voice.

I know.

And, listen, about
you and Florence...

I'm not gonna see her
anymore. You were right.

It's disrespectful.

No, no. Dad, Dad, it's not.

You're not doing anything wrong.

It's just that over the
last couple of weeks,

you and I texting back and
forth at 2:00 in the morning,

I thought I was getting to
know you for the first time.

And then to find out that you
had this whole other life...

I just took it hard.

But I think it's good
that you have someone.

Really. And I'm not the
only one who thinks that.

I made you a message from Mom

I think she'd want you to have.

Hello, dear.

I just wanted you to
know that I miss you.

I know you're set in your ways,

but I want you to
try new things.

I want you to take
care of yourself.

It's okay for you to be happy.

I love you.

You put her voicemails together?

She'd want you to be happy, Pop.

And I want that, too.

What do you say we take a drive?

Okay, baby, and while
you're staying with them,

you respect their rules, okay?

I know, Mom.

I'll give you guys some privacy.

Actually, Gina, she
wants to talk to you.

Oh. Okay.

Regina, it's so nice
to finally meet you.

Thank you for not letting
him get on that plane,

and for everything
else you've done.

This is... This is the hardest
thing I've ever had to do.

So it helps to know
he's with good people.

We'll treat him
like he's our own.

It sounds like you already have.

You know, I don't think
you've ever gone this long

without talking.

You okay?

It's kinda nice, actually.

I know I make it look easy,
but it's a lot of work,

being this funny all the time.

Uh, listen, Soph, I, uh...

I know we haven't talked
about what happened,

and we don't have to,
but if you want to

just know that I'm here.

Always.

You know, when I was playing
in front of those judges

and everything,

I just kept thinking

would he think I'm stupid?

What?

For falling for it?

Would Dad think I'm stupid?

I mean, I should've
seen it coming.

You are not stupid.

And if your dad
could see you today,

he would see exactly what I see,

and that is a human being

who, despite all the
challenges that she has faced

in the last
two-and-a-half years...

And I know it's been a lot...

Just keeps coming out stronger.

And if you really want
to know what I think...

I think he doessee you.

I believe that he is up there,
looking down all the time.

And he's very proud of you.

Thank you.

As much as I'd love
to sit here with you

and get screamed at by a
rent-a-cop on a Segway,

you got a flight to catch.

Hey, Florence?

Walter?

I wasn't sure you
were gonna be here.

You didn't return my calls.

I had an issue with my phone.

That was on me.

Took his phone to get it fixed.

Yeah, he... he got
me a brand-new one.

Oh. Omar's gonna be jealous.

Florence, we really didn't
get a chance to talk

the other night,

but my dad has told
me a lot about you.

And it is really
nice to meet you.

How you doing?

I'm good. How are you?

I'm all right.

Ooh.

Oh. Thank you.

Florence?

Dad?

Unh-unh.

You're driving.

Give me some of that.

Thank you.

Alright.

You sure about this?

Yeah. I just need to get
out of Boston for a while.

I miss my mom.

And if she can't get
to me, I'll go to her.

I get it.

I mean, I'm cool, you know?

I'm fun, I got the
beard, but sometimes,

you just... You
need a real parent.

Okay.

Now, uh, the rules of
the Commonwealth of Gary

still apply at 30,000 feet,

and do not feel free to get
up and move about the cabin.

Thank you.

Fly safe, huh? Yeah.

I'm so sorry, Jon.

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