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Joyce, if th...

Thank you, doctor.

Mom...

Mom, my baby...

Mom, where is she?

I'm sorry, sweetheart, but she's gone.

No.

Dr. Baker said that she tried everything she could.

No...

But the baby, it was...

No!

It, it stopped breathing, honey.

- I'm sorry. - No!

Honey, I'm sorry.

- Well, shh, honey. - No!

No!

♪ Whoo ♪

Libs?

- Libby, hey. - Hey.

- You wanna hit the library? - Oh, I wish I could.

I picked up another shift at the cafe tonight.

Another shift?

You're already working so much,

and we got the midterms coming up.

I need to eat, will.

Unless food is for the weak.

I know sleep is.

Wow. You look hot.

Oh, yeah, I got a thing later.

- How's Haley? - Oh, she's fine.

I was a little nervous to leave her, but she practically

pushed me out the door when Lauren got there.

Well, she hasn't stopped talking about their girls' night.

Do you think I should be worried

about my friend's influence on our daughter?

Oh, yeah.

Happy anniversary.

And they said it wouldn't last.

No, that was just your mother.

- I love you so much. - I love you.

Oh, hi.

Some champagne?

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

Well, see, she gives me that look, too.

- What is she so upset about? - I'm late.

She wants me to give the welcoming speech.

Okay, well, then hurry up, because I'm hungry.

Dr. Baker? What are you doing here?

Well, I thought it'd be a great opportunity to catch up.

It's been a long time.

Let's talk about this later. My daughter's arrived.

Perhaps we can have a word later?

Will you please excuse us?

Don't want to keep our guests waiting.

Sorry.

Mother, what is she doing here? Did you invite her?

I assure you, I did not.

She came with Dr. Green.

- I haven't seen her since... - It's okay. It's okay.

Can you give the speech?

You can, and you must.

There's nothing a mother can't do for her child. Go on.

Excuse me, everyone.

Could I have your attention, please?

Thank you all for being here this evening

and for giving so generously to a cause

which is very dear to our family.

We deeply appreciate your support and encouragement

as our little Haley continues to battle leukemia.

Unfortunately, Haley's cancer is progressing rapidly

and it appears that a bone marrow donation

is her only way forward.

Your response has helped draw attention to the dire need

for bone marrow donors, not just for Haley,

but for thousands of young people.

So we're here tonight to thank you

and to ask for your continuing support

of the Hollingsworth pediatric cancer foundation,

because together we really are making a difference.

Thank you so much.

Lovely to see you again, Dr. Baker.

Why isn't Katherine looking for the baby

she gave up for adoption?

This is not the time or place to discuss that.

Oh, I can't think of a better time or place.

That child is Haley's best chance for a match.

Need I remind you that Hollingsworth has funded

your research for the past 20 years?

Well, I don't see how that's relevant.

Don't involve yourself in my family's affairs,

or I can assure you, your funding will quickly disappear.

It was... I've never seen anything like that.

Like, he just completely imploded.

Just no self-awareness at all.

Shh!

So, how'd it go?

It was nice.

It was a huge success, and it was all thanks to Kat.

- Hm. - How's Haley?

We had a blast. And she's quite the card shark.

Oh, and she also made this for you guys.

What did we do to deserve her?

I promise I won't wake her. I gotta say goodnight.

So, you excited about tomorrow night?

What's tomorrow night?

Oh, I guess Chuck hasn't told you yet.

Well, I was going to surprise you,

but Lauren is going to watch Haley tomorrow

so we can celebrate our anniversary

at, brr, the lake house.

Honey, that's very sweet,

but we can't leave Haley overnight.

We knew you'd say that, so we went over your head

and already told Haley.

She's really excited for the sleepover.

We would only be half an hour away.

I don't know...

We'll talk about it.

I am going to turn in.

Oh...

Look, if you're worried at all about leaving me with Haley...

Oh, no, no, I trust you completely.

It's just, um, I'm surprised.

- The lake house. - Oh.

But you love it there, don't you?

I do now, I guess, with Chuck and Haley, but, um...

Dr. Baker was at the dinner tonight.

Oh, the lake house.

I'm so sorry, Katherine. Did-did you talk to her?

Not really.

She said she wanted to speak further,

but luckily, my mother interrupted us.

I was just so shocked.

I mean, I never wanted to see her again.

Love you, mommy.

Love you, too, Haley baby.

- What's going on? - No, it's nothing.

You, uh, you better go, you're gonna be late for class.

I'm not gonna leave you like this. What happened?

What? They can't take away your scholarship.

They can, and they did.

They said the requirements changed for next semester.

What requirements? Your grades are stellar.

They're not stellar enough, apparently.

Well, there's got to be other scholarships that you can get.

What scholarships? It's too late anyways.

And my job's not enough, and I'm gonna have to drop out.

- Can your parents... - No.

My dad hasn't worked since his accident.

And I should be helping my mom already,

but she insisted I follow my dreams.

Well, listen, I'll help you out. I, I got school covered.

I'll just get another job and we can figure this out.

I can't let you do that...

No matter how much I wanna stay.

Let's go.

Um, thank you again for that, will.

Dinner was delicious.

Mm-hmm.

Hey, could I ask you something?

What really happened that summer before college?

And why did you break things off?

I just wanted you to have the full college experience.

You know?

A chance to live your life.

There's that line again.

I think we needed to walk our own paths for a while.

But I never stopped loving you.

I love you, too.

I thought I'd lost you.

Do you remember our first date?

When we were kids or after we got back together?

Don't know. The very first one.

I had no idea what I was in for when I came to pick you up.

God, Nora came to the door like it was someone's funeral.

Yeah, I think, I think she really enjoyed scaring my dates.

I-I, I was ready to run.

And then I saw you come down those stairs...

And you flashed that smile.

And I was hooked.

I'm pretty glad you didn't make a break for it.

Yeah, me, too.

You were my first love.

My one and only.

- Goodnight. - Goodnight.

Oh, my gosh!

I did not hear you come in.

Sorry, I didn't mean to startle you.

What would you like?

What would I like, sorry?

To drink.

Oh.

An americano, please. Small.

Uh, would you mind if I, uh, I put

one of th-these up in your window?

We're looking for a, uh, bone marrow donor

for one of the students at my school. I'm a teacher.

Yes. Of course.

You know, why don't you leave me with a second one,

and I'll put one up in the staff room?

- Okay. Thank you. - Perfect.

What's the test like?

It's very simple, it's just a cheek swab.

- No pain whatsoever. - Hm.

- Thanks. - Poor child.

We're having a drive on the campus tomorrow afternoon.

Why don't you check it out?

Tomorrow?

Yeah, I can make that work.

It's wonderful.

It's wonderful. Great.

Good for you.

- Thank you. - Thanks.

Bring your friends.

No.

No. No...

You okay, babe?

Yeah.

Oh, you're still packing?

The car will be here soon.

- Oh, I'll do it. - Oh.

I can't wear those anymore.

You will get through this.

We will get through this.

I thought that I'd be holding her by now.

I thought that I'd be learning how to take care of her,

teaching Chuck to love her as much as I did.

I don't think you should tell Chuck about the baby.

You told me to wait so I could decide.

And now you're telling me I shouldn't tell Chuck at all?

You both have your futures ahead of you.

- It would be selfish now. - Well, what about me?

I've been going through this alone!

You're not alone. You have me.

And you start interning next week

at Hollingsworth cosmetics.

You'll have plenty of challenges ahead of you.

- I'm not ready. - Of course you are.

Don't think you'll get special treatment

just because you're my daughter.

You have to be strong to succeed.

Wait.

I w-wanted to keep her things, to remember.

I think it's best to forget.

I'll always love you.

Katherine, your phone's ringing.

Hey, Lauren. I'll get her to call you back.

Chuck, it's Haley. Get here quick.

Katherine.

Haley's in the hospital.

There he is.

- Dr. Green! Hey! - Dr. Green.

Katherine, Chuck.

Haley's stats have stabilized since she arrived.

- She's resting comfortably. - Oh. Okay. Can we take her home?

The next 72 hours are critical.

She should stay in the hospital until we find a donor.

No, no, no, no.

We're-we're not at that point yet, are we?

I told you, we-we shouldn't have left her.

Katherine, there's nothing we could've...

I've watched how tirelessly you've pursued a donor.

No one could be doing more.

We must remain positive.

Okay.

Hey, we're gonna help her through this, okay?

I just, I just wish we, we'd been together

on her last night at home.

Do you believe in fate?

What do you mean?

What's this? I don't get it.

It's the answer to all my problems.

Jeez, you'd think an English major could read better.

- Is this for real? - It is.

They're offering a reward for a bone marrow match,

and it would more than cover my scholarship!

- Are you gonna do it? - I am.

I'm going right after our chem test.

- I know it's a long shot, but... - No buts.

Libs, this is amazing. You-you... stay positive.

Like, I'll get tested, too, and then we'll double your chances.

- Yeah, let's go. - We're late.

"And so the bunnies returned to the forest

and the squirrels returned to the trees,

and the animal kingdom lived on in quiet Harmony forever."

- What's up? - I got today's lab results.

And there's still no match?

We got to keep the faith, though, right?

Well, Chuck's right.

I feel that we're very close to finding a donor.

The lab said that there's been an overwhelming response

to the campaign, and that they're registering

a record number of donors every day.

That's wonderful.

But it is so hard to see her like this.

And if she keeps getting worse...

It's okay. We're gonna find someone. I know we will.

You don't know that, Chuck, you don't know what it's like

to lose a child!

She's my daughter, too, Katherine.

We can't think that way.

Let me get some air.

Oh, it's just like Chuck to leave when things get tough.

Chuck has never left me, mother.

But I left him. I pushed him away.

- Because of you. - What are you talking about?

You convinced me not to tell him about the baby.

Keep your voice down, you'll wake up Haley.

He's her father.

He deserved to know. He deserves to know he had another daughter.

No, don't. I have to talk to him.

What-what are you doing?

Just stay with Haley, mother.

- Please, Katherine... - Katherine...

- I'll go check on her. - No, it's, it's fine.

We just had a little misunderstanding. I'll go.

Chuck?

We need to talk.

Okay.

There's something I should've told you a long time ago.

And I need you to know that...

I'm really sorry it's taken me this long.

That summer before college when we broke up...

My mother took me to the lake house

because I was pregnant.

What?

She convinced me not to tell you

about our baby.

Our baby?

W-We had a baby before Haley?

She was stillborn. Before I could tell you...

What do you mean, before you could tell me?

You, you had nine months!

My mother said that I should wait

and see if I wanted to keep her.

She told me that I couldn't count on you,

and that I needed to make the decision for myself.

But I wanted our baby.

I loved her.

My mother said you'd leave me...

- You believed her? - Chuck, I was 17.

No, stop. I don't, I don't wanna hear any more of this.

- No, please, I'm so sorry. - No.

You've been lying to me for 20 years!

Hey.

So? How'd you do your midterms?

Let me guess, it was easy.

Well, it was, but that's not what I wanted to tell you.

- You gonna tell me? - I'm a match!

What? You got your results already?

I haven't even heard back yet.

They said they expedited the test results

for this little girl because she's so sick.

That's amazing! I mean, not about the little girl.

That's really sad. But you being her match...

I am so excited I get to help her.

It feels so right! And it's gonna happen right away, too.

What do you mean right away? I thought you had more time.

Well, it has to happen right away,

she doesn't have more time.

Yeah, but, Libs, don't you wanna run this by your parents?

No, if I tell them now, they'll just worry and...

They already feel bad enough

that they can't help with tuition.

If I wait until after to tell them,

they'll be proud of me for helping,

and happy about the tuition money.

Plus, I already met with the lawyer.

What, you already signed it?

You read it, though, right?

- Mostly. - Libs!

Come on, I was so happy and excited.

How many times is the answer to your prayers

the answer to someone else's, too?

Here's enough money to cover tuition and expenses.

More than enough. And I can spend it on anything I want.

Wow. Yeah, okay.

Yeah, med school's not gonna be a problem for you anymore.

I know, right?

I'm kinda bummed, though, I have to remain anonymous.

It's part of the agreement.

- Why? - I don't know.

But I was really looking forward to meeting her.

- Oh. - There's more, though.

What? A yacht? A plane?

Luxury accommodations while I recover.

How long does it take to recover?

It's a week.

Do you wanna come with me?

- What? - It'll be like a mini vacation.

- Yeah, that sounds all right. - So you'll come?

Yeah. I mean, I sure don't want you going alone.

Do you wanna get some food? I am starving.

Yeah, me, too.

It'll be okay, Katherine. He'll work through it.

I don't know.

I ripped open a very old wound and then I ground salt into it.

But it's finally out...

The secret I've kept from Chuck for 20 years.

I never should have listened to my mother.

When we're kids, we count on our parents for their advice.

Well, it is time that I stop

letting her interfere in my life.

Well, do you regret telling him?

No. As painful as it is, I'm relieved.

For the first time in 20 years,

I have no secrets from Chuck.

What's going on?

Did we find a donor?

- We found a match for Haley. - It's a miracle.

Isn't that so wonderful?

They found you a donor.

Just in time, mommy.

Hey. Let's get another drink.

- Really? - Yeah.

Can we go to the one down there?

- Sure, honey. - Thank you.

Good morning, Libby. I'm Amber.

I'm here to get you prepped for surgery.

- Uh, is anybody here with you? - Uh, my, uh, boyfriend.

I mean, uh, my best friend who is a boy.

Uh, so where is your best boyfriend?

Oh, I'm sorry, sorry.

- I should watch where I'm going. - No, that's okay.

- You're a man on a mission. - Yeah.

It's tough to decide, isn't it?

Yeah, it's a lot tougher than I thought.

Need something for a girl.

When you like someone, it's a lot harder

to pick a present for them, right?

Yeah.

See, I was thinking this one,

but I don't know, I'm worried she's gonna think it's lame.

She's kind of practical.

My husband bought me stuffed animals when we were dating.

If you want your girlfriend to have something cuddly to hug

while she's thinking of you, the bear is the way to go.

But if you'd rather be associated with cold feet,

get the socks.

Thanks. A Teddy bear it is, then.

I hope your girlfriend feels better soon.

Oh, she's not sick.

Hello? Hey.

Dr. Green said they'd have the or ready for you shortly.

This should help you relax ahead of the anesthesia.

- Are you feeling okay? - I think so.

Feel like I'm floating.

Good morning, Libby.

You're doing a wonderful thing today.

Libby may not need much anesthesia, Dr. Green.

Don't listen to her.

I want the good stuff.

You're doing great, Libby.

Your little sister is lucky to have you.

Joyce.

Avoiding responsibility.

What does that mean?

I can't help but notice how unsupportive

you've been of Katherine during this whole ordeal.

Unsupportive? I've been by her side this entire time.

You've always been a bit unreliable.

Really? Katherine told me about the baby.

How you manipulated her into keeping my baby

a secret from me.

You're a liar and a bad mother.

Your baby?

Are you sure about that?

Yeah. Absolutely.

You're in a good mood today. Did you win the lottery?

I just gave Chuck and Katherine Robertson

an update on their daughter's donor.

The harvesting procedure went great this morning.

I didn't realize a donor had been found.

Oh, I know, I should have told you.

It came together really quickly. It's...

I, I know you're concerned about the case.

Well, I'm really glad Katherine's efforts

with the foundation have finally paid off.

You know, it's the craziest thing,

the donor looks just like an older version of Haley.

She must be Haley's guardian angel.

Shouldn't be long, okay?

I just have another couple of stops

before I head to mother's for Haley's blankie.

No problem.

Haley and I are fine.

- Chuck... - Let's not, okay?

For now we're here for Haley.

Of course.

Katherine.

Katherine? Katherine, I wanted to speak to you.

I-I-I don't understand why you're avoiding me.

With all due respect, you are a vivid reminder

of the worst day of my life.

I understand, but about your daughter

Haley's leukemia, I was hoping to lend my support at the...

Your support? Now?

It would've been nice to have your support 20 years ago...

- When my baby died! - I'm sorry, what...

You told my mother that you did everything you could,

but you left without saying a single word to me.

- Is that what she told... - I know that I was only 17.

But I was her mother.

You should've explained it to me.

You should have made me understand!

No, this is not the time or the place.

Right now my concern is for my daughter Haley.

Dr. Baker. Is Mrs. Hollingsworth expecting you?

Thank you, Nora.

Of course I have time to see Dr. Baker.

- Would you like me to fix tea? - No.

Uh, just go ahead and run that errand. Please.

We'll be fine.

What does bring you here today?

I thought we said everything that needed to be said

at the reception.

When you threatened to cut my funding?

I asked why Katherine wasn't searching

for the daughter she gave up.

Don't worry. We found a donor.

- Yes, I know that. - Hm.

And I believe that she's Katherine's daughter.

Have you shared your suspicions with Katherine?

No, but she deserves to know the truth.

Did you tell her that her baby died?

I was protecting my daughter.

She was far too young

to give up her future.

There is no excusing what you did.

No, wait, please.

Please. Let me be the one to tell her.

And I'm supposed to believe this sudden change of heart?

Katherine's at the hospital, let me go with you.

We can go together.

Suppose I can meet you there.

Well, I, I'd rather go with you.

Please.

I'll just get my, my coat. We-we can talk in the car.

Louis.

I need you to meet me at the house.

I've got a mess for you to clean up.

Mm.

Thank you, Dr. Baker. I'll drive.

Dr. Baker?

Haley?

Haley?

Excuse me, excuse me, my daughter is Haley Robertson

in 502. Has something happened? Sh-she's not in her room...

- What's wrong? Well... - Where is Haley? What happened?

I left Haley with your mother a few minutes ago.

Haley shouldn't be out of her room.

Ugh, brain freeze.

Oh, my god! Haley.

Are you okay?

Don't be mad. We got ice cream.

Mother, Haley's not supposed to be out of her room.

Haley, why don't we get you cleaned up and back in bed?

What are you thinking?

Haley's procedure is tomorrow morning.

She is not supposed to be eating.

What if they have to delay it because of your little joy ride?

Don't be silly.

We were just enjoying a little jailbreak.

Oh, you are unbelievable.

May I remind you, Haley is my daughter.

Don't you ever let her welfare take a backseat

to your whims again, or you'll quickly find

that you are not a part of her life.

You're threatening me?

I'll do anything for Haley,

just like I've done everything for you.

Hello.

- Hey. What did you do? - Hey.

- Oh, this? - Will!

I just got you a little something.

Looks like you got me an adorable little something.

- Thank you. - Cute.

Teddy bear hugs are good, but are yours better?

Let's find out.

Yours are better.

So looks like you're all ready for our mini vacay.

Uh, yeah, I'm definitely ready to get out of here.

Let's see a picture of these luxury accommodations.

I don't have one. What? It all happened so fast.

I've been a little busy donating my bone marrow. Hello?

Yeah, I get that, but what if these luxury accommodations

are gonna be some sketchy motel somewhere?

I hadn't thought of that. Oh, jeez.

I wouldn't worry. I'm sure it's gonna be fine.

So do you remember any of the funny things you said

when you were coming out of anesthesia?

No. How funny?

Oh, hilarious. Mostly about me.

What did I say?

I don't know, you said my eyes were pretty.

Pfft! So what? Everyone says that.

Yeah, does everyone say they love me?

What?

No way I said that! I didn't.

Did I?

I'm just messing with you.

Oh.

You did say something about your sister, though.

- I don't have a sister. - Well, that's what I thought.

So I was left wondering, is this girl hiding

some secret life from me or something?

Your little sister is lucky to have you.

You've got to promise not to cry.

Sweetie,

I can't promise that.

But I can promise that after today we are gonna have

so many more reasons to smile, okay?

Okay? I love you.

I love you so much, Haley baby.

- Love you, sweetie. - Love you, too.

Okay, Haley, are you ready to get your helper cells?

How's my favorite patient?

Good morning, young lady.

I'll be right there.

It's a big day. I promise I'll take good care of her.

Thank you so much.

Um, can we ask about the donor?

- How are they doing? - I can't say much.

But they're doing great, getting released today.

As for Haley, I'll give you a call when we're all done.

You okay?

I'm sorry.

You have nothing to be sorry for...

No, no, no, no. Katherine, I know you.

And I know it's gonna take some time,

but I wanna work through this.

I, I wasn't sure if you would ever be able to forgive me.

No, no, it was never a question of if, just when.

I talked to your mother yesterday.

- What could she have said? - Look, I get it.

She gets in your head.

Today is no different.

You're gonna think that I'm crazy,

but when I went by mother's

to get Haley's blankie,

I saw a man putting a rolled-up carpet into his trunk.

And... I think

there was something inside,

like, like, someone.

Oh.

Oh, you're, you're serious.

But, babe, someone probably spilled something on it

at the dinner and she's getting it cleaned.

No, then I found Dr. Baker's phone, and it was broken.

Oh. She was at the dinner, too.

I tried to get it back to her this morning,

and no one has seen her.

That, that doesn't mean anything.

Mother's been acting strange. Stranger than usual.

That stunt last night? I mean, what was she thinking?

I think we're under a lot of stress right now.

And I am no fan of your mother's,

but are you really suggesting that she would kill someone?

You think it's stress?

Look, I think once Haley's out of surgery,

we can all breathe a deep sigh of relief.

Oh, my gosh, I forgot her present at the house.

- It's okay. I got it. - No, no, no, no, no. I'll go.

I'll-I'll be 20 minutes.

Thank you.

I feel a lot better.

I'll call you with any details, okay?

- I love you. - I love you.

It feels weird, having you push me.

I like to push healthy people out the door.

Oh, I was trying to remember

the name of my nurse from yesterday.

Amber Johnson. She's a friend of mine.

Any news?

Not yet.

Where's Katherine?

She went home. She forgot something.

She'll be right back.

Thank you, Erin.

I'm sure you've been told many times

already, but it's wonderful what you did.

You okay?

Cell phone service is terrible here.

Seems fine for me.

- Take care. - Yeah, gonna miss you.

I just saw the strangest thing.

Haley did great!

It took a little longer than expected,

but she's in recovery and doing well.

Thank you so much.

We're so grateful.

And when will I be allowed to see my granddaughter?

Well, she should be up for a visit from grandma

this afternoon, I'll let mom and dad go back

in a few minutes.

Welcome. I'm Nora.

Hi, Nora. I'm Libby, and this is will.

Are you staying for dinner, will?

Oh, no, will is gonna be staying with me, in separate rooms,

if that's not too much trouble.

Louis, put his bags in the room on the left.

Thank you, Nora.

I feel better with him here.

I'll show you to your rooms.

You first.

This is your room.

And that will be your room.

I will provide you meals.

That door is forbidden.

The family's private quarters.

Well, we're planning on spending

most of our time outside anyway, so...

I'm afraid that will not be possible.

I've been instructed to be sure that Libby recovers quietly.

- Indoors. - Oh. Okay.

I guess that's for the best.

- Grandma! - Aww!

- Here you go, Haley. - Thank you, grandma.

- Isn't he cute, mommy? - Yeah, he's perfect.

He would've been my choice, too.

Ah, Haley's barely out of surgery,

and Chuck's already run off. Hm.

Honey, why don't you name your bear?

So I heard about your little talk with Chuck.

And even after everything, he's willing to give you a pass

because of Haley.

How kind of him.

Mother, Chuck and I are working through this together.

Don't you dare interfere.

Who's ready for their surprise?

- Is that for me? - It is.

Ah, your whole class helped me put this together.

They miss you a lot.

Ms. Park wants to video chat

when you're feeling up to it.

What are you doing in here?

I brought you a snack.

Were you watching me?

I was asked to keep a careful eye on you.

Are you okay? What happened?

When I woke up, she was sitting there,

watching me sleep.

Watching you sleep?

She's supposed to keep a careful eye on me.

Well, how about I keep an eye on her keeping an eye on you?

I feel safer already.

Oh, yes, I mean it.

You know I always wanna be there for you.

Libs...

Do you ever wonder if...

We could be more than just... friends?

Yes.

But I don't wanna mess things up.

Yeah, I don't wanna mess things up either.

We can, we can take it slow.

As slow as you want.

Slow would be good.

Goodnight.

Goodnight.

Well, Ms. Haley, you're doing great.

Do you have any question or concerns?

No. We're just very tired and very grateful.

You've had a long day, I'll be back to check on Haley

throughout the night.

And if you need anything...

You just push that button, I'll come help ya.

Okay, maybe I'll hang on to that

because otherwise someone might call you in here all night.

You wouldn't do that, would you?

Only for you.

- I love you, sweetie. - I love you, too.

- Be good. - Okay.

Okay, sweetheart, you want your blanket?

- Yeah. - Here you go.

You must be so proud of your girls.

Will Libby be back to visit?

Who's Libby?

- Your daughter, of course. - What are you talking about?

Uh, i-I'm sorry, I-I just assumed you were related.

Well, of course they are not related!

None of our relatives were a match.

I thought the donor came through the foundation anonymously.

Well, it did. Young lady...

Please, get your facts straight before you open your mouth.

I apologize. I-I just...

Libby has such a resemblance to you all, I just...

The donor wishes to remain anonymous

and we have to respect that.

This is highly unprofessional.

I could have you discharged

for violating patient confidentiality!

Mother!

I am so sorry, Katherine, I really didn't m...

No, no, Amber, it's, it's completely okay.

Mom?

- Oh, sweetheart. - Excuse me.

It's okay, grandma's just frustrated.

I think I left my phone in the car.

Excuse me.

I am so sorry.

I didn't mean to say all that.

I'm sure it won't happen again

and that you've learned your lesson.

Thank you.

Don't worry.

You got an email. I thought I could catch you.

That was in my, my coat, wasn't it?

Yeah, I realized. I was halfway down the elevator.

Right.

Oh, I thought I'd take the stairs.

What do you think about what Amber said?

I think that those night shifts have fried her brain.

The donation came through the foundation, anonymously.

Let's just be grateful and move on.

I assure you, Mrs. Hollingsworth,

it won't happen again.

Well, it had better not.

Get that boy out of here,

and-and-and the girl, don't let her wander.

Yes, ma'am, I understand.

It won't be necessary to come back.

Hollingsworth. Hollingsworth.

What did I say about the family's privacy?

I was looking for a pen.

How'd I miss that?

You must abide by the family's rules

if you wish to continue to enjoy their hospitality.

Exactly whose hospitality am I enjoying?

"Hollingsworth cosmetics."

How do you do that?

Where did this come from?

Who's in that picture?

- That's none of your business. - Who is she?

Snooping is a dangerous habit.

I have a right to know.

I think, I think we're related.

I don't see any resemblance.

I think Haley's a little spoiled for gifts already.

Oh, she's with a nurse. Needles go down easier if I'm not there.

Ah. Well, I tried to drop this off at the foundation.

- For you. - What do you mean, tried?

The foundation doesn't have a record

of Haley's donor,

so they couldn't deliver it for you.

That's awful, she saved our daughter's life

and the foundation lost her address?

How are we supposed to thank her?

No, but the foundation didn't find the donor.

It was privately arranged.

I don't understand. My mother said...

Can you come and sit with Hayley for a minute?

Sure.

You go ahead, I'm gonna find out what's going on.

Yeah, you got it.

Erin?

Hi. Are you okay?

It's Amber.

She died last night.

What?

What happened?

She fell in the stairwell and they found her...

I'm so sorry.

Dr. Green asked me to give this to you earlier.

It's a file that Dr. Baker sent to his office.

Oh.

Um, okay, thank you.

Erin, could you come here for a second, please?

No, I'll call back later. Thanks. Bye.

They wouldn't put me through, they said Amber was unavailable,

and wouldn't even tell me when her next shift is.

Do you wanna try and go to the hospital,

and see if we can find her?

We're not even allowed outside.

I'm almost positive Amber said "sister."

Bet we'd find some answers behind the forbidden door.

I mean, it's an old house.

I can try picking the lock.

Oh, my god.

She was alive?

Come on. Come on, come on, come on.

Can you go any faster?

I'm going as fast as I can.

Oh...

What did I tell her?

Louis, I need you to meet me at the lake house.

Wow, okay, Libby, I don't think this is a good idea.

Would you just come on?

- Whoa. - Wow.

Hello? Hello?

Excuse me, hello?

Hi. Yes.

I'm, uh, going to visit my granddaughter,

Haley Robertson, but, uh, an emergency came up.

So if you could please deliver that to her room?

Thank you.

Oh, gosh.

- What is this place? - I have no idea.

I mean, maybe they set this up for your recovery?

Or for, like, a sick granddaughter?

Up here? I don't think anyone's been up here in years.

Okay, Libby, I do not like this. We gotta get out of here.

Will?

It's her,

the girl from the picture I found under the bed.

Oh, you're gonna think I'm crazy,

but I think we're related.

I think she's my birth mother.

Okay, that's a big leap.

I just know it.

Oh, mine's dead. Can I use yours?

Yeah, of course.

- Wait, I've met her. - Where?

At the hospital.

She is my sister.

She's my sister.

I've seen enough. Let's get out of here.

Hi, I need you to call me back as soon as you get this.

I-I need to talk to you. Uh, we're fine.

Ha-Haley's totally fine.

I just, um, I really need to talk to you.

No wonder they kept this door closed.

Will.

I've been asked by the owner

to escort you from the premises.

That's fine, we'll get our things.

Libby will remain, as the agreement stated.

The hell she will.

Libs, we're leaving now.

How long do you need?

Just a few minutes.

Okay, I'll get my stuff.

So the baby survived, and is Haley's donor?

- I have to find her. - You have to be certain.

- Katherine. - I am.

I can't believe that your mother would hide this

for all these years.

Where is my mother?

Come take a look at this.

- Hey, you're ready? - Almost.

- Did you get us a ride share? - The app's not working.

So I'll just try it outside.

I'll be there in a sec.

Not funny, will!

They delivered this from her,

said she dropped it off at the front desk.

Why wouldn't she have come up?

There's a note.

"Katherine, I had to run out to check on the lake house.

I'll be back later. Mother."

Were you trying to break my window?

Someone locked me in.

Nora can get a little overenthusiastic

on my behalf.

She knew I wanted to speak with you.

I need to see will.

Of course. He's downstairs with Nora.

- He is? - Hm.

He's a very strong-willed young man.

It took some convincing

for him to let me speak to you privately.

But...

We do have family matters to discuss.

Family matters?

I have a lot to explain...

If you will give me the opportunity.

I recognize you... From the coffee shop.

Oh, yes. Sorry if I startled you.

So I donated bone marrow

to your granddaughter?

Yes.

Huh.

And I’m... also

your granddaughter?

You're smart like a hollingsworth.

So it's true.

I'm sure you have a lot to process.

Ask away.

Why was I put up for adoption?

Your mother, Katherine, was 17 years old

when... your father got her pregnant.

Her whole future was at stake, a...

A baby would've ruined everything.

So I was just given up...

Without a second thought?

No, no. She wanted you more than anything.

That's why I told her that you were gone.

Dead...

What are you saying?

Katherine still wants you. My poor child.

But if she found you...

I would lose everything, my reputation,

my, my legacy.

So now I have to make certain...

Nobody ever finds you.

Hm.

Hm. Hm.

Mm-hmm.

The resemblance is uncanny.

Hm.

Mother?

What on earth are you doing here?

- Where is she? - Who?

Oh, my god.

Mother!

What did you do?

Mother!

Mother!

Get away from my daughter!

Oh, Katherine, you still don't see.

We have to get her out of our lives, forever.

But, unfortunately, Dr. Baker found out the hard way.

No, no, please, mother. Stop.

- This is over. - No, no, no, no, no.

You swore you would never ever come up to this room again,

and yet here we are, right back to where our problems began.

Our problems started long before I ever got pregnant.

You are so ungrateful.

Well, this has to be over, once and for all.

No. No! Get away from her!

- No! Ah! No! - Mother!

We've built so much together.

And now we have Haley back.

Consider the future.

Consider the family.

It's really you.

I should probably check on Haley.

Lauren's with Haley, Joyce is in custody.

There's no way she's getting away with this.

I still cannot believe what she's done.

I would not blame Libby if she wants

absolutely nothing to do with this family.

Maybe it's just... ah.

How is she doing?

Under the circumstances,

she's a very resilient young lady.

Thank you.

Are you okay?

You're the one that saved us.

You're awesome.

Sorry, I promised her mom I was gonna give her a call.

Well, her other mom.

It's okay.

Oh, you guys can go in. She wants to see you both.

You ready to meet your daughter?

See that tree? That's the best climbing tree here.

I love climbing trees! Do you wanna try it sometime?

Yes, bet I can get to the top branch before you can.

- Game on, sister. - Hey!

No climbing trees with snow on them.

I got it.

Look at this big pile of gifts.

Oh. Do you know which one you're gonna open first?

Yeah. Uh...

I'm so glad we could be here for this.

I am really glad, too.

Thank you again for inviting my parents up here next summer.

They really appreciated it.

Well, this must be so hard for them.

But they raised you, so I know they're pretty amazing people.

Yeah, I mean, they were a little scared,

you know, but they get it.

They're just happy I get to have you in my life.

Get over here.

- Is it time for cake yet? - Yes. It is time for cake.

- Whoo! Cake! Cake! - Cake! Cake! Cake!

We want cake!

So how does it feel to be back here?

Not weird at all, actually. Feels like I belong here.

I mean, makes sense, you were literally born here.

Here you go.

But I thought the birthday girl was supposed

to get the first piece.

I'm making an exception.

Just this year, though.

Deal.

Guess who got b-b-birthday mail!

Me! It's for me!

I love birthday mail.

Hey, Missy, you open that card first, please.

- Who's it from? - Didn't say.

"Happy birthday, Princess. I love you forever and always.

See you soon.

Love... grandma."

Okay, um...

How about we have some more cake first,

and then you can open the rest of your presents?

- Okay, sweetheart? - Come on, sweetheart.

Okay?