All language subtitles for Secrets.in.the.Building.2023.720p.WEB.h264-BAE.sdh.en

[majestic music]

[insects chirring]

I wish dad was here.

He would know what to do.

What's the matter?

It's probably nothing.

I'll tell you in the car.

[faint rumbling]

[eerie music]

Whoa.

- Nora?
- I feel dizzy, like...

[shattering]

[distorted music]

Norah?

You okay?

[distorted music]

[intense ominous music]

[street noises]

[upbeat music]

Thank god this place
has an elevator.

Well, you're the one who wanted
to live on the top floor.

Let's unpack.

Or we could stand by the truck.

And look all helpless and sexy.

And wait for
a couple of burly guys.

To help us unpack
the heavy stuff.

I taught you better than that.

Get your butt over here
and help me.

What? I thought
it was a great plan.

Okay, what first?

Start with the box on the right.

[lively music]

Lift with your legs.

[Norah grunts, laughs]

All your beautiful cups
are in there.

[indistinct chatter]

Can't we just live right here?

This has the coffee pot.

La-la-la!

How can you have
that much energy?

Because it's moving day!

It looks like it's really heavy.

- I think you got it.
- Arrgghh!

[Michelle laughs]

- Get over here!
- Uggh! Okay.

Arrggh! That was a rip.

So fresh.

- This is heavy.
- Just push the dolly, dear!

I'm trying, mom. It's heavy!

Seriously?
How am I gonna do this?

[soft music]

I think I'm losing
my grip here, mom.

Okay, okay, set it down,
set it down.

Ooh!

[laughing]

Way to go, mom!

[Norah claps]

[thudding on wall]

Don't worry about it.
Come here, come here, come here.

- Lemme show you this view.
- Yeah?

Isn't that great?

Yeah.

- We live here.
- Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

- Back to work.
- Uhn-uhn.

- Mm-hm.
- No!

Yes! Let's go! We got boxes!

[laughter]

Hey, mom,
where do you want this?

Oh no. My child can't read.

[crash]

[Lawrence] hello?

Who are you
and how'd you get in here?

I'm Lawrence.

On-site maintenance.

These come with the job.

I'm sorry. I'm Michelle,
and this is my daughter Norah.

We're moving in.

I can see that.

I also heard it...
All the way down the hall.

Again, I apologize.

But you're on-site maintenance,
so, great.

There are a few things
that management said.

They were gonna take care of
before we moved in,

So, there is a light switch
cover in my daughter's room.

That's not working,

And there's something wrong
with that corner carpet,

- It looks a little dirty.
- Ma'am.

And then, right here,
I tried to plug...

Ma'am!

It's my day off.

Oh.

I live on-site.

You want something fixed,
fill out a repair request.

Oh, that reminds me.

They're fumigating
this whole building.

On October the 10th.

I need this place completely
cleared out that night.

[utensils clattering]

[chuckles]

I thought women were supposed
to be good at packing stuff.

And I thought building staff
was supposed to give tenants

24 hours' notice before
they let themselves in a unit.

I knocked first.

You probably didn't hear it
over all that.

- Noise you were making.
- Okay, Lawrence, we get it.

Thank you.

They're making a ton of noise.

That doesn't bother you?

No. I've moved before,
as you know.

A little noise
is understandable.

I'm sorry, I would have
knocked too,

But you probably wouldn't
have heard that either.

Over lawrence's barking!

Just... Keep it down, all right?

Welcome to the building.

[moody music]

[door closes]

Thank you. I was actually
about to punch him.

I'm sure it wouldn't be
the first time.

A fist met his face.

I'm helene;
This is my daughter, Channing.

We live down
on the second floor.

Yeah, right next
to the laundry room.

It's not that bad.

- Oh, hey, lemme help you.
- Oh, thanks.

I'm Michelle. This is Norah.

It's nice to meet you.

- Single mom?
- Yeah, yeah.

Well, us single
domestic goddesses.

Have to look out for each other.

So are you gonna be going
to Lincoln high?

Yeah. Do you go there?

Yeah! I'll show you
around the school.

If you show me what
you did to your bedroom.

Yeah. Take a break.

- Coffee?
- Oh, would love some.

That's if I can find it.

[chuckling]

So I haven't had a ton of time.

To do anything
to the bedroom yet,

But this is it.

- It's cute.
- Yeah. And this bed is.

Super comfortable,
I'm already in love with it.

[eerie music]

This view is incredible.

I know, right?

My mom said that on a clear day,

You can see all the way
to Catalina island.

I can't see anything
from my bedroom.

What am I saying?
I don't even have a bedroom.

Why is that?

It's a one-bedroom condo.

I sleep in the living room.

It's no big deal.

Hey, is that your dad?

Yeah. He passed away
last year, though.

That's when my mom decided
that we should move.

To California, you know,
get a fresh start.

Wow.

So you had to leave
your high school,

All your friends?

I mean, I still keep up
with them on social media.

But, hey, it's my last
year of high school,

So I'm just gonna focus,
work hard, get it over with.

So, no partying?

Not my thing.

I'm shooting for
an athletic scholarship.

[pills rattling]

[suspenseful music]

Are you sure
you're not into parties?

Oh, yeah, no, those are
just for my migraines.

'Cause I get them really bad,

To the point
where I can barely function.

Oof! That sucks.

Hey, um...

Do you want something stronger?

[dark music]

I've got a hookup.

He's got all sorts of stuff,

If you want something
to take the edge off,

Help you study, just for fun.

Painkillers, mdma...

No, I... I only have migraines.

Okay.
Well, if you change your mind...

Uh, please don't tell my mom.

She's kinda wound up
about that stuff.

Yeah, yeah, no, of course not.

So. Do you like girls or boys?

Boys!

You're gonna like Lincoln high.

[giggling]

I don't know.

Suddenly, you're middle-aged.

On the tail end
of the back nine.

[helene chuckles]

I'm sorry. My husband
was an avid golfer.

Mine was... is... an avid
philanderer/liar/cheat/.

Good-for-nothing.

Wow!

Tell me how you really feel.

[laughter]

I'm an accountant,

Which was the only reason
I found out.

He was stealing from me.

What do you do?

I'm a financial adviser.

I found a great job downtown
at a terrific company.

- Awesome.
- Yeah.

The hardest part
about being a single mom.

Is juggling the job and
what Channing needs me to do,

And I start early,

But she can't take
public transpo.

Because those buses are
almost always running late.

Well, I don't have to be
to work until 9:30.

I can drop them off at school,
if you can pick them up.

That would be amazing!

Huh! You're a lifesaver.

It's no worries.

Norah's under a lot
of pressure this year, so

I want her to stay disciplined.

Her having a friend at school
will hopefully make.

The transition smooth.

Well, maybe some
of that discipline.

Will rub off on Channing.

She can be a handful.

[ominous music]

Well, no kid's perfect.

Thanks, mom!

Right back at ya.

I'm gonna get some more cream.
Do you need anything?

- I'm good.
- Okay.

[ominous music]

Can you pass me the cream, dear?

[ominous music crescendoes]

[suspenseful music]

[chain jangling]

[suspenseful music]

Excuse me.

Ms. Green... Michelle

I think we got off
on the wrong foot.

I suppose we did.

It's ms. Green. I'm a widow.

Okay. Sure.

But you didn't have
to call management.

We could have worked it out.

I didn't call management.

[suspenseful music]

It's that helene.

She can never let things alone.

You know, some people
always gotta stick their nose.

In other people's business.

I'm pretty sure she was
just looking out.

For the new girls on the block.

Yeah, sure,
if almost getting me fired.

Means looking out for someone
these days.

Anyway, I'm sorry you were loud.

And then I got upset
because you don't know.

How to move in quietly.

You want me to apologize
to your girl?

No. It's fine.

I'll let her know
how contrite you are.

Come on, girls,
we're running late.

Hey, Channing.

You know, your mom's
a real piece of work.

[he scoffs]

No wonder your dad left y'all.

She's just...

You have no idea
what you're talking about,

You loser!

You provoked her!

No. I told her the truth.

Get in the car, girls.

And you'd better
get a handle on her.

Otherwise, I'ma call the cops.

[doors close, engine starts]

[ominous music]

Hey, can you pass me
my file case?

What?

You did bring it, right?

Oh, I'm sorry, mom, I forgot.

It's my first day.

I should have
reminded you earlier,

But that guy
just creeped me out.

Do you have time
to run home and get it?

I do. All right, girls,
you have a good day.

Thank you for taking care
of her, Channing, okay?

No problem, ms. G.

Everyone knows me,
so she's in good hands.

I believe it.

All right, girls. Bye.

- Wow.
- Welcome to your new school.

This place is huge.

[indistinct chatter]

- Those are my friends.
- Oh.

- Hey!
- Oh!

This is Norah.

- Hey, Norah. Amanda.
- Uh, Norah! I'm griffin.

Oh... Oh, yes!

Oh, god.

[soft music]

Hey.

- I'm Aiden.
- Norah.

Norah.

What brings you to Lincoln low?

They, uh, kicked her
out of her last school.

Yeah. Booze, drugs, the works.

She was a real party girl.

- Nice!
- What? No, that's not true.

What are you saying?

Well, then why did you ask me
where you could score some m?

[exclaims]

[dark music]

You're not really
a party girl, right?

No, not at all.

See, you guys? Just trash talk.

Uh, what's your first class?

English.

Oh! Me too.

- I'll walk with you.
- Oh. Thank you.

You're gonna realize
with Channing,

You have to play pretend.

What do you mean?

Pretend she's not crazy,

Pretend what she says is true,

Pretend you're her friend.

And you can't get her angry.

I made an innocent remark once,

And next thing I know,
my car was keyed.

I'm pretty sure
she's the one who did it.

What did you say?

I don't even remember.

Honestly, anything
could set her off.

I didn't say anything.

I mean, she was pretty upset
before we left the condo,

But it wasn't my fault.

You and Aiden
kinda had a moment.

What? I did not!

Well, I mean, he's kinda cute.

They went out for, like,
a minute.

Oh. Okay, I get it.

Gimme your number.

I'll pass it on to Aiden,
if you want.

Don't worry, she'll get over it.

[indistinct background chatter]

[knocking]

Can I help you?

I got a call to do
some work on this condo.

I didn't call anyone.

Must be Lawrence.

Must be.

I'm josh.

I'm the building contractor.

I've done most of the
renovations on these units.

- Michelle.
- Pleasure, nice to meet you.

Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to get in your way.

I just have to get
something for work.

So are you subletting
from helene?

No, they live
on the second floor.

Wait, they used to live here?

Yeah. You didn't know that?

So, what's the damage?

The damage?

What do you need me to repair?

Oh. There's an electrical socket
that isn't working.

- This one right here?
- Yeah.

It's probably a short
or a loose wire.

There's a lot of things
around here.

That's not working.

Yeah, it's a loose wire.

Don't you usually
turn off the breaker?

Nah, it's low voltage.

It'll be fine.

- So is it just you here?
- My daughter and me.

Oh, that's nice.

So what else do you got for me?

There's a broken light switch
cover in my daughter's room.

I've also noticed you've got
some bubbling over your sink.

Yeah, I noticed that.

It's probably the pipes.

They break or they get worn out.

Condensation sets in,

And then your drywall
starts to peel.

So, that one... Ooh...

That one, I'm gonna have
to come back for,

But I can change
the switch plate today.

My daughter Norah, she would
actually love that,

But I have to get to work.

Oh, I'm sorry, I'm keeping you.

Oh, no, no, it's just that
I don't like.

Strangers in my home
doing repairs when I'm not here.

Of course, I get it.

Hopefully, we don't, uh,
remain strangers.

[soft music]

Hopefully.

Uh, so, make that list,
I'll get it all fixed.

You don't even have
to deal with Lawrence.

- Really?
- Yeah.

So gimme a call
when you're ready...

- Uh-huh.
- And we can take it from there.

And I wouldn't want a stranger
to do the repairs, so...

[awkward laugh]

Maybe dinner afterwards?

No pressure.

I will still do the work.

- Maybe.
- I'll take a maybe.

I will take a maybe.

Well, thanks, josh.

- Bye.
- Bye.

[tender music]

On your block!

Ready...

[tense music]

Set...

[blows whistle]

[tense music]

Well done, Norah!

That's just a second short
of the school record.

[coach claps]

[tense music]

[faint upbeat music
from earbuds]

Hey.

Hey!

How's it goin'?

Why did you...
Why did you tell them

I was a party girl earlier?

Norah, I was totally joking.

They all knew I was joking.

Chill out.

You're fast, superwoman.

Thanks!

What's going on,
you guys doing something?

Uh, no, just taking
these derelicts home.

Sorry, we got a full load.

I'd give you a lift, Norah,

But you'd probably have
to sit on aiden's lap.

What is good, ladies?

You tryin' to take a ride
in this beautiful suv with us?

I mean, come on,
I know you want to.

I mean, how can you
say no to this?

- Get back in the car, man!
- Hold on!

Lemme finish
what I'm trying to say.

I'm trying to invite them
to sit in this car with us.

Come on, I know you want to.

Come on, buddy,
we got places to be.

Don't call me buddy.

Shut up, Amanda!

- Get back in the car!
- Get back in the car?

- Yeah!
- Get back in your face.

I'm wanted elsewhere.

- Offer still stands.
- Okay.

All right.
See you guys tomorrow.

Bye!

Who's the text from?

No one.

My mom.

[horn honks]

Here's my mom.

Come on.

[dark music]

[rain pattering]

[thunder crashing]

[ominous music]

[exclaims]

[ominous music]

What did I do with my pills?

[thunder crashing]

Where are they?

[tense, ominous music]

[exhales deeply]

[thunder crashing]

Norah?

You would not believe my day.

Your mother got asked on a date.

Norah?

Norah!

Baby.

Baby, you all right?

What happened?

- Pills. I can't find them.
- Okay.

[tense music]

[whoosh of vehicle]

[knocking]

- Hey!
- Hey!

Some homemade chicken soup
for our sick girl.

- Thanks, helene.
- Mm-hm.

I would invite you in,
but norah's sleeping right now.

No, it's perfectly fine.

We were both worried.

Channing said she'll get
her homework for her tomorrow.

That's sweet of her.

Can I ask you something?

Mm-hm.

Did you used to live here?

Oh yeah, you caught me.

It's a long story.

Had a really bad breakup
with my ex.

He would stalk us
and show up uninvited, and...

It's all right.

You don't have to get into it.

- I understand.
- Thanks.

I just couldn't afford
this bigger place,

So we moved downstairs
into a one-bedroom.

When it became available.

Channing's had so much upheaval.

I didn't want her to move,
lose friends.

Mm.

But don't worry.

Dan, my ex, is long gone.

- You're safe.
- Okay.

It's our situation that's rough.

Sure. I get it.

And I'm here for you.

But I better get back to Norah.

- Of course.
- Okay?

- Give her our best.
- I will.

- You have a good night.
- You too. Good night.

Thank you.

[dark music]

All right, slow down!

I'm not that young anymore.

But I missed
four days of training.

- You should ease into it.
- I am!

If this is easing in,

I'd hate to see
what jumping in looks like.

Let's walk for a while.

[Norah exhales deeply]

So, tell me about
this mystery guy.

You've been flirting with.

What'd you say his name was?

- Jeff?
- Josh. His name is josh.

And I'm not flirting.

He's the building contractor.

- Lawrence?
- No!

Please, that guy,
he makes my skin crawl.

He doesn't live in the building.

And he asked me out.

So he's hot, right?

Stop it!

But yes, he's attractive.

Ooh! You should give him a call.

- Hm.
- You know, I've been told.

That it's not frowned upon,

Especially for a woman
in your age circle,

To make the first move!

That's what you've been told?

Look, mom.

I know you're lonely,

And I know that you have been
throwing yourself into work.

To keep your mind off of dad.

I miss him too.

A lot.

But he wouldn't want you
to be alone.

You deserve at least
one night out.

Since when did I get
such a wise daughter?

Oh, I've always been like this.

But I got it from dad.

[chuckling]

Come on.

One date won't kill you.

All right.
I'll give it some thought.

Plus, like you said, you are
not gettin' any younger.

- Really? Really?
- Come on, I'll race you home!

Come on!

[giggling]

[tense music]

[dialing cell phone]

[phone ringing]

- Hello?
- Hey!

Um... I'm not sure
if you remember me.

[josh] Michelle!

And your last name
is "maybe," right?

Yeah.

Although that's not
my last name.

It's green, actually.

[josh] what can I do for you?

Do you have that list
of what needs fixing?

Yeah, and... yes to the maybe.

You know, dinner.

[josh] oh! Wow. Really?

I'm... that's terrific, um

I didn't think
you were interested.

I was actually kicking myself
for asking, but... Yes, okay!

Let me pick a spot
and I'll text you details.

How's, uh, Friday?

Sure.

Sounds good. Bye.

[tense music]

Hey, Channing. How are you?

Um, I'm all right.

How are you, ms. G?

I'm never better.

Oh. Did you...

Yeah.

[laughter]

What are you guys talking about?

Nothing.

[tense music]

[school bell ringing]

Hey, Amanda.

Hey!

Oh. The bell rang,
we should hurry.

What was that with your mom?

What do you mean?

Was it about me?

No.

Norah, I need you to tell me.

I do not like it
when people joke about me.

Most people don't.

Look, if you must know,

Some guy asked my mom out,

I told her she should do it,

She was talking to him,
that's it.

Because I-I really am sorry
about telling them.

You were a party girl.

I just wanted them
to think you were cool,

Which you totally are.

I'm late. I gotta get to class.

Best friends shouldn't
keep secrets.

But I'm not keeping any secrets!

So bffs, huh?

You heard that?

Just the juicy little tidbit
at the end.

Yeah. Channing's a real
piece of work, isn't she?

Yeah. What is her deal?

She was normal
until her parents got divorced.

Then she started acting
all weird and clingy and...

Overall, just mean.

That's too bad.
I hope she gets over that.

I don't think she will.

She's a stage 5 clinger,
that's for sure.

[ominous music]

Dinner was great.

[soft music]

I had fun.

Well, it doesn't have to end.

Oh, I-I... No, no, no, no, no,
I didn't mean it that way.

I meant, would you like
to go grab a coffee with me?

[soft music]

Yeah. Sure.

I'd love that.

[soft music]

[pen scratching]

[sighs]

[pen flipping]

Enough of this.

Next Saturday,
I'm having some friends over,

Including Aiden.

Yeah?

Is Channing gonna be there?

No. And do not invite her.

But I can't...

- What if she finds out?
- Why?

Is it because
she's your best friend.

And you shouldn't keep secrets?

You know what?

[giggling]

[knocking at door]

Who's that?

One second.

Hey, my mom's gone shopping.

You wanna hang out?

[ominous music]

We're studying.

Do you wanna hang out
tomorrow instead, or...

[ominous music]

[door closes]

[ominous music]

My old man was
a jack of all trades,

Do anything for a dollar
type of guy.

He'd even take a job
and then try to figure it out.

But not me,
I'm formally trained.

Mm. My husband,
he was pretty handy too.

Norah's dad.

When he died,
I thought my world was over,

- You know?
- Of course.

Well, it was really hard
picking up the pieces.

I'm sorry.

This is a little heavy
for first-date conversation.

Oh no.

I haven't done this
since my 20s.

I don't even know
if I'm doing it right, josh.

You're doing just fine.

It's not like we haven't
been around the block, and...

It's all about
what we learn from it.

I guess so.

And what we've learned is,

Not too much tmi
on the first date.

- It was, wasn't it?
- No.

Although, I think your sentence
was a bit redundant.

Like, "too much"
is already in "tmi."

So, basically, you're just
left with information.

- Whoa.
- I'm sorry.

I'm sorry! I'm nervous.

Whoo!

Look, I'm... I'm just
a simple guy,

All right?

Measure twice, cut once.

And how am I measuring up?

Well, I've only measured once,

So give me another date,
I'll measure a second time,

And I'll let you know.

Nice.

[chuckling]

- That was a good one.
- Thank you.

I do have my moments
of smoothness.

They're rare,
but once in a while,

I don't get tongue-tied when
speaking to a beautiful woman.

[soft music]

Um... I have to ask.

The other week when you came by,

You insinuated something
about helene.

Did I?

It was probably nothing,
just talk.

Mm, but, you know,

It wouldn't be the first time
helene's made fast friends.

Before throwing them
under the bus, so.

I'd avoid her.

[tense music]

- Milady?
- Thank you.

[ominous music]

[ominous music]

Um... Hey, Norah.

You know what? You should
try out for the soccer team.

Channing's goalie
and I'm on defense.

And if you make the team,

We'd have more time together.

The three of us!

Yeah?

Isn't the team already full?

No. I mean,
the ones we have are mostly.

Benchwarmer material anyway.

She should try out,
right, Channing?

[dark music]

Sure.

But if she thinks she can
get anything past me,

She's in for a surprise.

[dark music]

- Thanks.
- No problem.

I'd forgotten what it was like.

Not to hang out with teenagers
all the time.

[chuckling]

Well, they can't have
all the fun, can they?

- Absolutely not.
- No.

[soft music]

But you still haven't
answered my question.

[soft music]

Is there a second date?

Sure.

You measure up.

[he chuckles]

So far.

Goodnight.

[tender music]

Oh, I-I... I am sorry,
is that too forward?

No.

It was nice.

It was nice.

[soft music]

[josh inhales deeply, sighs]

[tense music]

Where have you been, young lady?

None of your business, mother!

That is an unacceptable response.

And I wanna know
all the details.

It's acceptable,

And it's not for publication
just yet.

[Nora exclaims]

You're so nosy!

So, speaking of details,
did you remember.

To get the laundry
from downstairs?

Oh, shoot, no,
I'm sorry, I forgot.

I was studying.

It's okay.

- I got it.
- Mm-kay.

- Channing, don't, please!
- I'm gonna do it!

You're gonna just do it again,
you will!

- I'll stop!
- Are you gonna do it again?

[helene]
please just put that down.

[arguing voices]

I promise, please!

- Just put it down, Channing!
- I love him,

And he loves me,
we wanna be together!

[helene] can't you see
what is wrong with him?

Can't you see what he's doing?

- He is just using you.
- He's not using me!

[helene] yes he is.

[Channing] you have no idea
what's going on between us, mom!

- For the last time, please!
- I'm gonna do it!

Helene?

[urgently knocking]

Helene, it's Michelle.

Is everything all right?

[dark music]

We're fine.

It's nothing.
You should... you should go.

Are you sure?

I was just doing my laundry
and I heard noises.

No.

If you need help,

- You could give me a sign.
- No! We're fine.

Okay? Just please
mind your own business.

[dark music]

[birdsong]

Hey, Channing!

- How are you?
- Fine.

Is everything all right?

I heard arguing last night.

Yeah, I know you did.

My mom and I were having it out.
It happens sometimes.

We can't all have
perfect lives like yours.

Okay.

Can you please tell her
to mind her own business?

One mom is bad enough.

She was just worried.

She doesn't need to be.

What in the...

[ominous music]

What happened?

[Michelle exclaims]

Oh... What?

[exhales sharply]

[dark music]

What does it say?

"Keep your nose out of
other people's business!"

Whose business?

Oof.

What happened?

Someone keyed my car.

[whistles]

Wow.

Did you guys see this side?

We saw it.

Looks like calligraphy,
or the...

- You're so annoying.
- The rorschach,

What do you see when...
Man, this is bad.

This is really bad.

You know what?

It's probably those same idiots.

That busted up the mail room
a few months back.

[Lawrence sighs]

We certainly have
our share of hoodlums.

In this neighborhood.

Really?

I wish the realtor
would have told me that.

It's gotten so bad, every night,

I've got to put
a chain and padlock.

On the east door
just to get some extra security.

Sorry 'bout your car.

But hey...

Least it still runs, right?

[dark music]

He is so annoying.

Do you think he did it?

I don't know.

He's a creep.

He just watches everyone.

Come on, girls, let's go.

Well, I'm pretty sure,

And Channing can
back me up on this,

That it was that
site maintenance guy.

He's had it in for us
since we got there.

Maybe he likes your mom.

Uh... No!

Well, some guys'll do anything
for attention.

Or maybe it was you, Norah.

[dark music]

Why would I key my own car?

Well... You have our attention,
don't you?

If anything,
it would make more sense.

That you did it.

What? Are you crazy?

I'm your best friend,
why would I do that?

I'm not... Channing,
what is your problem?

Hey, hey!

Whoever did it,
at least it was only the paint.

Right?

Well, I'm glad you're safe.

[dark music]

We have to get ready!

- It's norah's big day.
- Right!

- Bye.
- Bye.

Bye, guys.

[dark music]

Dude. It was me.

I'm just kidding, geez!

[whistle blows]

Nice job, nice job!

[coach claps]

Nice, Channing, there we go.

All right, Norah,
let's see what you got.

[whistle blows]

Nice!

Come on, Channing, hustle,
let's go!

Oh yeah! Nice, Norah!

Yeah, there we go!

Got some competition there,
Channing!

That's what I like to see!

Come on, channy, you got it,
let's stay focused,

It's just you and her.

You got it, Channing.

[whistle blows]

There we go!

Nice work, Norah!

Wow. Channing,
gotta watch the sides.

- Norah.
- Yeah.

If you can hustle like that,

I'll make you starting forward.

- Really?
- Yeah.

I'd love that.

- See you on the field tomorrow.
- Okay.

Coach says she's gonna
make her starting forward.

What do you mean, "so what"?
She humiliated me out there.

I want you to fix it.

Gotta go.

Hey, I hear you're
joining the team.

Yeah. It'll look good on the
track scholarship applications.

- You okay with that, captain?
- Of course.

You got skills.

The team is lucky to have you.

[zipper slides]

So... Now that we're both
besties and teammates,

No more lies.

Okay?

What?

Do you wanna hang out
on Saturday afternoon?

Saturday?

Yeah, you're not
doing anything, right?

I-I am, I am.

I'm, um, spending it
with my mom.

She, uh... She's been spending
a lot of time.

With that guy lately, so...

She promised me a shopping day.

Don't wanna let her down.

Okay.

I understand.

How 'bout Sunday?

Sure. We'll see.

[ominous music]

[phone chimes]

[ominous music]

Starting forward?

Honey, I'm so proud of you,
that's amazing!

Proud enough
to let me go to a party?

- What party?
- It's amanda's.

It's in the afternoon,
you met her.

I don't know.

It's not really even a party,

More like a small gathering.

All right. You earned it.

Listen, I need to talk
to you about something.

[cell phone rings]

It's josh.

You wanna get that?

No.

It can wait.
This sounds important.

It's really not. Go ahead.

[phone beeps]

Hey.

[josh] hey! What are you doing?

Spending some quality time
with my daughter.

We just had a very nice dinner.

[josh] can't wait to meet her.

Well, we'll see
if you earn the right.

To bask in her glory.

[josh] challenge accepted.

And I promise,
I will be on my best behavior.

What are you doing
Saturday afternoon?

You wanna go see a show,
walk around downtown?

Saturday afternoon?

I can do Saturday.

I'm gonna call you
when I get home, okay?

[josh] okay. Talk to you then.

Bye.

So, what are we gonna wear?

[chuckling]

[anticipatory music]

So...

What do you think?

I thought it was
a small gathering.

It is.

Then what's the name of the boy
you're trying to impress?

No one.

[soft music]

Okay, his name is Aiden.

Mm-hm!

Well, I'm sure aiden's
gonna fall in love with you.

In that top.

And I'm sure josh will
fall for you in that,

If he hasn't already.

Well, josh is gonna pick me up,
so you can take the car.

Are you gonna bring Channing?

Uh, no, channing's not coming
because she has homework.

Okay.

Is everything all right
with you two?

She hasn't been over in a while.

Yeah, oh no, everything's fine.

She just has
a lot of homework to do.

Okay. Let's go.

[funky electronic music]

Whoa.

All right, you win, man.

What are you talking about?

Oh, these morons bet
whether or not.

You'd bring Channing.

Why?

She's nuts... I mean,
Aiden would know.

- You dated her.
- It wasn't dating.

We went out twice, and then,
she wouldn't let go.

She stalked for... how long
was it, a couple months?

Four, but who's counting?

I didn't know it was that bad.

Old news.

Do you wanna get a drink?

Oh! Since you're offering,
beer me, I need a refill.

I was offering to Norah.

Uh, I'm in training.

- Oh, come on!
- No, I really shouldn't.

- Hey, hey! Chug it, chug it...
- No, I shouldn't...

- Chug!
- Hey!

She doesn't want one.

Come on, let's go get
a soda or something.

Yeah.

[thumping electronic music]

[Aiden exhales deeply]

Wow! Channing?

Yeah.

Don't worry about it,
she's not that bad.

She was just... Clingy and
always checking my location.

Dude, we call that stalking.

She wasn't stalking me
in the traditional sense.

Just more in the paranoid/
insecure girlfriend sense.

Oh yeah, 'cause that's
a big difference.

[chuckling]

Personally, I think
she was just acting that way.

Because of her parents' divorce.

I mean, she kinda lost her dad,

And then I think she was afraid
of losing her boyfriend as well.

I mean, technically,
for a brief moment in time...

You were her boyfriend.

[electronic dance music]

Believe it or not, she mellowed.

You should know,
you're her "bestie."

Yeah. Everyone
constantly reminds me,

In case I forget.

Oh, thanks.

And I really am training.

Well, your body's a temple.

Especially in that outfit.

[dark music]

I have to ask you a question.

Okay.

- Come on.
- Okay.

[dark music]

Hey, guys.

Hi.

Okay. So, I have
a question for you.

- It's really important.
- Is it?

Did you have a boyfriend
at your other school?

Yeah.

But I... It was casual.

[tense, ominous music]

I'm trying to focus.

I got this plan
I'm trying to stick to.

I want to get an
athletic scholarship.

And then go to
an ivy league school.

I know.

[tense, ominous music]

So, you're single?

Is that what you got
out of all that?

No, I got the other stuff.

Single, smart, sporty,
and wants a scholarship.

The four ss I look for
in a woman.

[giggling]

So what do you
look for in a man?

Honesty.

Tick.

- Loyalty.
- Tick.

Funny -super tick!

Really, really tall.

Like basketball tall.

[grunts]

So close.

Does liking you not count?

It counts.

Well... I like you.

A lot.

I like you too.

[intense dramatic music]

[shattering]

What was that?

Yo!

[groans]

[crowd chatter]

Damn it.

Oh, hey Norah,
I didn't know you were coming.

- Hey.
- Hey!

- I love your swimsuit.
- Thanks!

Let's go to the pool.

[girls giggling]

[ominous music]

So how long you guys
been here for?

Yeah.

[ominous music]

Whoever did this,
this is totally not cool.

[ominous music]

[knocking]

Hey, Michelle!

Hey! How ya doing?

I'm okay.

I just wanted to apologize
for the other night.

- Oh, there's no need.
- No, there is.

You were just trying to help
and I wanted to explain.

There's... A lot of gossip
about me.

My ex-husband, dan...

He showed up drunk.

He's lost custody because he
owes so much in child support.

We got into a fight...

And I threatened
to call the police.

Channing loves him so...
I let him leave.

Okay.

[sighs]

I'm in the middle
of filing a restraining order.

I know everyone in the condo.

Thinks I'm a hot mess but...

It's been difficult.

[solemn music]

Don't worry, helene.

People are always ready
to believe.

The worst about someone,

But I wasn't gonna judge
until I talked to you.

I'm so glad to hear
you say that.

You know how hard it is
to make friends at our age.

[laughing]

Although, I guess, not for you.

Channing told me
you're dating a guy.

Oh.

I guess I am.

You guess?

Yeah, well,
when my husband Eric died,

I didn't think
that I'd ever be able.

To care about anyone again
but...

Tell me about him.

[laughing]

His name is josh.

And he's a construction guy.

Wait, where did you meet him?

- Here.
- Oh my god, josh?

Josh, our building contractor?

- Yeah.
- Oh, he's great!

- Yeah.
- He's fixed

I can't tell you how many
things he's repaired for me.

- Mm-hm.
- And he's cute too.

I know.

[laughing]

And that's a problem,
I can't stop thinking about him.

Well, I'm sorry,
I didn't mean to pry.

It's no worries.

Well, you're lucky.

When we broke up,
dan chased away.

Every man that has ever
shown interest in me.

Hm.

Where's Norah?

Oh, out with friends.

Oh, that party.

I've been so preoccupied
I forgot.

I guess Channing
went with Norah in your car?

Norah said that Channing
wasn't going to the party.

So, no, Norah didn't take her.

Oh, well, I guess
my daughter changed her mind,

Didn't tell me,
and took an uber.

Terrific.

To teenagers?

Yeah.

[clink]

[laughing]

I'm just down the street,
want me to walk you home?

Oh, no, I'm fine,
I'm just a few blocks that way.

- I'm good.
- Are you sure?

It's not a problem.

Well, yeah, 'cause then
you'll want to get all kissy.

And romantic and stuff.

Plus, I can take care of myself.

I gathered that.

I just... I wanted to make
sure you're okay after the...

Beer bottle
death from above thing.

You looked a little freaked out.

Oh, no, I'm fine.

I'll just put my music in,

It always calms me down.

[he sighs]

Will you text me
when you get home?

[tender music]

[birds chirping]

You can do better than that.

You're right.

I can.

[tender music]

- Bye.
- Bye.

[tender music]

- Bye.
- Bye.

[tender music]

[engine idling]

[tires squealing]

[engine revving]

[thud]

[dramatic music]

[wincing]

[phone pad clicking]

[phone ringing]

Mom?

Mom, help me, please.

Help.

[whimpering]

- Thank you, josh.
- Helping a damsel in distress.

Is always my go-to play.

Oh, is that somehow
anti-feminist these days?

Social mores aside,
it's what was needed.

Sorry we had to meet like this.

Oh, no worries, no worries.

While I was going to
share this with your mom.

As dessert
after a lovely dinner,

It just so happens.

That the best thing
for a fractured foot.

Is... Homemade cake.

And...

A friend to go with.

Aww.

You didn't have to do that.

I wanted to.

Uh, where should I put him?

- Over there, yeah.
- I'll just put him...

Over here for now.

You're amazing, you know that?

I don't know what I did
to deserve you.

Ohh.

Thank you.

I'm gonna put Norah
into bed, okay?

- Okay.
- Just give me a few minutes.

All right.

All right.

Sit back.

[wincing]

Okay.

All right, easy.

Easy.

- Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow.
- Okay.

It could have been a lot worse.

Fractured ankle, bruised ribs,

Minor concussion.

For an accident like this,

You got off pretty lucky.

I don't think it was
an accident, mom.

What do you mean?

Well, something weird
happened at the party.

Somebody tried to drop
a beer bottle on my head.

From the second story window.

- What?
- It missed me.

But I think it might
have been Channing.

Channing?

She's one of your best friends.

No, she's not.

Everybody keeps saying that
but she's not.

I barely know her.

Okay, okay.

And then after the whole
beer bottle thing,

I get hit by a car?

Mom, that's too weird.

All right.

I'm gonna talk to helene
as soon as josh leaves.

Now, you did see Channing
drop the bottle.

Out the window, right?

No.

But you saw her drive the car?

I didn't see the driver either.

Do you have any solid proof
it was Channing?

I just have a hunch.

I can't go to helene
or the cops on a hunch.

I know.

Which is why I didn't know
if I should tell you or not,

But mom, I...

Listen.

There's nothing we can do
about it now.

Get some rest, okay?

Your body is in shock.

[dramatic music]

It's okay.

All right.

Okay.

Whoa.

What happened?

I got hit by a car.

Oh my god.

Are you all right?

Yeah, yeah, I'm okay.

Doctor said I can take
this thing off pretty soon.

That's why you didn't text me
when you got home.

I... Thought you were
ghosting me.

If I was ghosting you,
you would know it.

Actually, I wouldn't.

That's... Literally
what ghosting means.

[laughing]

I really wish you'd just
let me walk you home.

Did you see the driver?

No.

I had my earbuds in,
I didn't even hear it coming.

It just hit me from behind
outta nowhere.

I'm sorry.

Can I sign your cast?

It's not that kind of a cast.

Oh.

[laughing]

Well, with the sobriety
and life goals,

I kind of pegged you
for being a little old school.

Well, in one sense I am.

What sense is that?

You can open my locker.

Okay.

[birds chirping]

And take out my history book.

Right.

And close my locker.

Put the lock back on it
and lock it.

And you can walk me to class.

Yes, very old school.

[giggling]

Here we go. Come on, yup.

Pass it, pass it.

There we are.

[whistle blows]

Nice work, Channing!

All right, let's, uh,
let's take five.

[chatter]

You enjoying the show?

What?

Yeah, it sucks
being on the sidelines, huh?

Don't worry, you'll be back
on the field soon enough.

[tense, ominous music]

[Norah winces]

Look, um, I'm sure
you have pain meds.

But... I can get you
something stronger.

If what they gave you
isn't enough.

All right,
let's go round two, girls.

Gotta run. No pun intended.

Yeah, be careful.

Never know when a car
or something might hit you.

When you're not looking.

[tense, ominous music]

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

[rattling]

[tense, ominous music]

[rattling]

[rattling]

[zipping]

[rattling]

No way.

[ominous music]

Nice.

Channing, what is this?

What are my pills
doing in your bag?

Keep going.

[ominous music]

Oh.

I totally forgot about those.

Yeah, sure you did.

Why'd you steal them from me?

How did you steal them from me?

Relax.

I found them on the floor
of the locker room.

I was gonna tell you,
I just forgot.

They must have fallen
out of your locker or something.

Yeah, yeah, that's crap
and you know it.

[ominous music]

I don't know what you're up to.

Or if you're just jealous,

But you need to stay away
from me.

Whoa, whoa, whoa,
all right, knock it off.

Channing, get back on the field.

Channing, back on the field.

Norah, I think until
you're feeling better,

You shouldn't
come back to practice.

[ominous music]

[click]

[ominous music]

[clattering]

[pa announcer] Norah green,
please report to the front office.

Norah green to the front office.

Norah green.

We had an anonymous tip.

And we found these
in your locker.

You know we have a zero
tolerance policy on drugs.

I don't do drugs.

I don't even drink or smoke.

Those aren't mine.

Norah, if I had a, I don't know,

A dollar for every student
at this school.

Who told me,
"those drugs aren't mine,"

I'd probably have enough
to take the entire faculty.

On a company retreat
to Barbados.

[chuckling]

All right, maybe not Barbados,

But definitely Vegas.

The thing I don't understand.

Is coach Bradley says
you're a shoo-in.

For an athletic scholarship.

You're one of the good kids.

But I'm telling you the truth.

Then how did they get
in your locker?

Does anybody know
your combination except you?

No.

Somebody pried open my vent
and stuffed them in there.

Let me guess, to frame you?

Probably, yeah!

Okay.

We'll look into it.

But you need to understand
something, young lady.

This is a serious offense.

Kids die from this crap
all the time.

I'm gonna have to suspend you.

And pending an investigation,
I might have to expel you.

Did you call her mother
to come pick her up?

[Norah sighs]

[rush of traffic]

It's Channing!

I know it is.

Why do you think it's Channing?

The day we met,

The first thing she tells me.

Is how she can get me
in touch with a guy.

Who supplies her
with mdma and painkillers.

Why didn't you tell me this?

Because I didn't want
to get her in trouble.

She's the one that took
my migraine medicine, mom.

I found 'em in her bag.

I'm pretty sure she's the one
that tried to run me over.

You have to believe me.

I believe you.

But why would she do all that?

She's mental.

You know that guy I like? Aiden?

Channing went out with him.

He said she stalked him.

All right.

I'll have a word
with Channing and her mother.

As soon as we get home.

[dramatic music]

[banging]

[Norah sighs]

Michelle? What do you need?

We need to talk
about your daughter.

Okay, come on in.

Channing, where are you?

What is this about?

Norah's been suspended
from school.

Oh, see, mom?

I told you she was
trouble since day one.

You're the one who
planted drugs in my locker!

Stop trying to pin your dirt
on me.

Okay, ms. G, I'm sorry,

I should have told you
about this sooner.

But she threatened me if I did.

Norah has been dealing
to the whole school.

Ask anyone.

I'm sure if we ask around
they'll probably say it was you.

- I've met girls like you.
- Wait a second!

Don't accuse my daughter
without any proof.

She hit Norah with her car!

I did not! Mom, I told you...

That's impossible, Michelle.

She can't drive.

She doesn't even
have her license.

Her father said he was
gonna give her lessons.

But the deadbeat just says
he doesn't have the time.

And I only have the one car.

I know where I was that
afternoon, Michelle.

With you!

Norah, does the car
that hit you look like my car?

I don't know,
it all happened so quickly.

It looked like it was a Honda.

I drive a Subaru.

You're just gonna have to accept.

That this was an accident.

Channing had no part in it.

Even if it was an accident,

It doesn't excuse her trying to
ruin my daughter's reputation.

I don't have to do anything
to do that.

Norah does a good enough job
on her own.

As a drug dealer.

- You know what?
- Uh-uh.

What? You wanna hit me?

Yeah, I'd be careful.

For an athlete,
you're pretty accident-prone.

You might miss, fall over,
fracture the other foot.

Channing, shut your mouth
and grow up.

Don't talk to my daughter
like that.

You still haven't given
an ounce of proof.

That she's done anything wrong,

Just accusations.

Hey, all right,
everybody's just gotta.

Break this up
and keep the noise down.

Lawrence, this doesn't
concern you.

Why don't you take
your own advice.

And stop buttin' in
to other people's affairs?

No, it does concern me.

You're disturbing
the other residents.

All right, I've already
punched 9-1-1 into the phone.

All I gotta do is press "dial".

And then the cops
will be on their way.

And you'll be on your way
outta this condo permanently.

And then maybe we can all
get a good night's sleep.

For a change.

Come on, Norah.

[dramatic music]

Stay away from Channing.

Believe me, mom,
that won't be a problem.

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music]

How does it feel?

Good.

Better.

It's great to not have
to be in that boot anymore.

Mm-hm.

To modern medicine.

[giggling]

Mm.

When you were a kid, I used
to give you milkshakes.

When you were upset.

A little ice cream
went a long way.

We should move.

It's not that easy.

All of our savings
are tied up in that condo.

Well, I'd give you
some of my drug money.

If only I had some.

You sure?
You sure you don't have any?

Yes, mom.

[giggling]

All right.

Wanna go see a movie?

Yeah, that'd be great.

What do you wanna see?

[ominous music]

What is it?

Call 9-1-1.

[phone ringing]

I'd like to report a break-in.

99 parkland, apartment 408.

[tense, ominous music]

[spraying]

[exclaiming]

Lawrence! Oh, I'm sorry, sorry,
Lawrence, I'm sorry!

Sorry! Sorry!

Are you okay?

Mom.

Mom!

What, honey?

[tense, ominous music]

[water running]

[wincing]

Mom.

[tense, ominous music]

Did you do this?

What?

The only person who doesn't
want us living here is you.

Well, I'm not the only one
apparently.

You have keys,
you have opportunity,

And you have motive.

Oh, you better
watch your tongue.

Or this is gonna cost you
more than your damage deposit.

Then what are you doing here?

I got a noise complaint
from your next-door neighbor.

Maybe you did this.

- What?
- Uh-huh.

Does this look like something
we'd do?

No, no, no, you and helene
have got a lot of problems.

With each other.

Gettin' rid of her
would solve it.

- Wouldn't it?
- That is ludicrous.

Yeah. Tell it to the cops.

We already called them.

On yourselves?

Okay!

[laughing]

Okay.

Oh.

[door opens, closes]

Honey.

[crying]

I know, I know.

[indistinct crying]

I know.

I know.

[solemn music]

- Helene!
- Yeah?

You trashed our place.

You and Channing.

I haven't stepped foot
in your condo.

Unless you invited me.

You don't have to worry
about that happening again.

When were we supposed
to have done this, Michelle?

We've been out all morning.

It was plenty enough time
for you to get in and out.

Wait.

You still have keys
to our place?

No.

You're off your rocker, lady.

We just got back from
channing's soccer match.

It was an exhibition game.

You wouldn't know that
because you're dealing.

With your juvenile delinquent
drug dealing daughter.

Channing told me how you
keyed your own car.

I didn't key my own car!

That was Channing!

Or you.

Channing may be a lot of things.

But a vandal isn't one of them.

You know, people here
have some ideas about us.

But none of us have
any clue who you are.

You have all the answers,
don't you?

No, just the truth.

Something you can't
seem to deal with.

When it comes to Norah.

You stay away from us.

Or so help me, I'll end this.

Are you threatening me?

Consider it a warning.

Your mom's got some brass, huh?

You all heard her.

You recorded this?

Send that to me.
Channing, let's go.

Wait, helene,
don't start things...

Lawrence!

I need my locks changed.

We change the locks for owners.

Before they move in.

The door wasn't tampered with.

So whoever trashed our condo.

Is someone who has keys!

Okay, look, if you want me
to come and check on you.

From time to time
to make sure you're safe,

I can do that.

Forget it.

I'll handle it myself.

[tense music]

Come on.

[tense, ominous music]

[solemn music]

[clicking]

All done.

I installed
a high security deadbolt.

So it's gonna take
some doing to break it.

- Thank you.
- No problem. No problem.

The police said it's
a personal matter.

And just logged it as a break-in.

And told us to beef up security.

I can install an alarm and
camera system if you like.

I mean, you can even
check in remotely.

On what's happening.

These cameras are really small,

You can hide them
almost anywhere.

Or in anything.

That'd be great.

Other than steering clear
of helene,

I'm not sure what else
we can do.

- You want some coffee?
- Yeah, sure.

- Okay.
- Hey, whatever you need.

I'm on your side.

Need some help with the trophy?

Yes, please.

You know, I've met helene's ex.

I've had drinks with him
a couple times.

And I wouldn't put
anything past her.

After what she did to him.

You hold that.

What'd she do?

Well, from what I hear...

You gotta hold that down...

She made his life
a... A living nightmare.

Pinned him on some
trumped up domestic charges.

Here, I'll hold that.

Got him fired from his job,

Cut him off from his child.

I mean, no wonder channing's
as troubled as she is.

- Hm.
- Girls need.

A strong father figure.

- [phone chimes]
- oh, hold that, hold that.

Oh, gotta go. Duty calls.

They really have you working
strange hours, don't they?

Well, trouble doesn't
clock in or out.

[laughing]

- I'm sorry, that was bad.
- It was bad.

Sorry. I'm sorry.

[laughing]

- All right, bye.
- Goodbye.

- Hold that for five minutes.
- Got it.

All right? Goodnight.

[door opens, closes]

So what you think of him?

I mean, he's cool, I guess.

I might keep him.

Oo! Okay!

[giggling]

[crowd chatter]

[tense, ominous music]

[thud, grunt]

[thud, groaning]

Oh my god.

Oh my god, Channing!

Oh my god! Baby!

Oh my god! Baby, what happened?

What happened, sweetheart?

They just came outta nowhere.

Who came outta nowhere?

Norah.

- Ms. G.
- What?

What did I do
that was so wrong, mom?

Oh, sweetie, nothing,
sweetheart.

Why do they keep
hurting us and lying to us?

I don't know.

I was just trying
to be her friend, mom.

I know, I know.

Don't move, I have the first aid
kit in the car, okay?

Just stay right here.

Where is the faculty?

Does anyone work
at this school? Hello?

Just stay right there,
sweetheart.

[tense, ominous music]

[thud, grunting]

Ow!

- Ladies, knock it off!
- What did you do that for?

- Like you don't know!
- What is wrong with you?

Enough! Enough with
the innocent routine.

You have crossed the line,
I am pressing charges.

I'm pressing charges!

[grunting]

[tense, ominous music]

[indistinct radio chatter]

Okay, she says you and your
daughter roughed up her kid.

What?

No way. We were out shopping.

They wrecked our place.

Any proof of that?

Look, she came at me.

Where's her kid anyway?

At least show us what
we were supposed to have done.

I don't know.
Helene can't locate her.

That's convenient.

She claims her daughter's
probably scared.

And hiding from you.

The lies just keep getting
better and better.

Look, it's obvious
you have issues with each other.

I'm gonna let you off
with a warning.

Me?

I've said it to helene as well.

Go back to your condos
and stay away from one another.

We've had numerous
nuisance calls to 9-1-1.

From this building.

They hit my daughter with a car.

And destroyed our place.

Those are not nuisance calls.

There's still no evidence
she did any of that.

Take my warning seriously.

If you call 9-1-1 again
needlessly,

I'll charge you with
a class I misdemeanor.

Understood?

Mom.

Understood.

Okay.

What is it?

We have to appear
before the condo board.

If we want to keep this place.

Can they do that?

It's just another thing
we have to discuss.

With the lawyers.

Ms. Green?

Can I help you?

Was I speaking too loudly
to my daughter?

Tonight's the night
they fumigate.

Don't forget.

You have to be outta here
by midnight.

I know, we're going to a hotel.

Also, you didn't file
a work request.

So I filed it for you.

A work request? For what?

The lock.

I'm gonna grab one and change it.

Just like you wanted.

Josh just changed it.

Josh, the building contractor?

Yeah.

No, he's on vacation.

No, he's not.

He just changed the locks,
Lawrence.

No. He left for Israel about
a month before you got here.

But you can't be changing
this lock.

Without submitting
a work request.

We need a copy of the keys
for the office.

It's in your contract.

[dramatic music]

[she sighs]

[pen scratching]

Day after tomorrow.

[tense, ominous music]

My darn feet hurt so much.

[tense, ominous music]

Are they gonna spray
the fridge too?

I don't know. Probably.

- You packed?
- Yup.

We should throw all this out.

Oh no, we are not
gonna throw away this cake.

We are gonna eat it right now.

No, I don't think so.

Smell it.

- Smell it.
- Why not?

Okay, grab two forks.

I wish dad was here.

He would know what to do.

Well, for starters, he'd punch
lawrence's lights out.

Yeah, but you maced him.

A maced face
is as good as a punched one.

Any day of the week in my book.

Your mom's still got it.

[laughing]

What's the matter?

Something Lawrence said
about josh.

What'd he say?

It's probably nothing.

It's weird though.

I don't know.

We should go.

I'll tell you in the car.

[eerie music]

Whoa.

- Norah?
- I feel dizzy, like...

Norah?

[shattering]

[distorted music]

Norah?

You okay?

Okay.

Okay, all right.

[intense distorted music]

[uneven breathing]

[tense, ominous music]

What's the matter
with them, dad?

[intense dramatic music]

She's waking up.

[dramatic music]

Hey there, sunshine.

That's the drugs, honey.

They make your tongue
feel a little swollen.

But... That'll wear off
in a bit.

That's a tough girl
you've got there.

Thought the hit-and-run
would have killed her.

Which she deserved after
humiliating my daughter.

On the soccer field.

Man.

Nobody believes
in the girl code anymore.

Wait, dad.

Did you try to run her down?

Of course I did, sweetheart.

I did it for you.

I never asked you to hurt her
like that.

Help! Help!

[indistinct screaming]

Help us!

Don't waste your breath.

The building is empty.

They're gonna start
fumigating...

In about an hour,

So everybody's gone.

Channing, get the teddy cam,

We can't leave that behind.

Right, where is it?

Right over there.
On the counter in the kitchen.

[tense dramatic music]

What do you want from me?

What do I want from you?

What do I want from you?

Nothing, really.

I mean, to be honest,

You and your daughter
just happened to move.

In the wrong condo
at the wrong time.

My beef is with my darling,
beautiful wife, helene.

Why?

Because she pushed me
out of the family.

She forbids me
to talk to my own daughter.

Isn't that right, baby?

- Well, that's gonna change.
- And on top of that,

Helene got me fired from my job.

I have lost everything!

Thanks to her.

[aggressive exhale]

[sigh, sniff]

You're probably thinking,

"what does this
have to do with us?"

Well, to answer your question,

This is how the two of you
fit into this.

I'm going to bash
both your brains in.

And... oh wait, it gets better...

And...

[tense dramatic music]

I'm going to use this hammer
to do it.

Which has helene's
fingerprints all over it.

After all your public
disagreements with helene,

The cops are certainly
going to arrest her.

For your murders.

Helene will go to san Quentin.

And I will take custody
over Channing.

And the both of us
will move back into this condo.

Which we should have
never left in the first place.

W-w-wait. Hold on.

You're gonna kill them?

Yeah. So?

You never said anything
about killing anybody.

You said we would make them
so uncomfortable living here.

That they would want
to move out.

- Well, let me explain.
- No, then you and mom.

Would get back together
and the three of us.

Would move back into this condo,
just like it was before.

Michelle and Norah
aren't moving out.

Can't you see that?

We tried.

It didn't work.

- I don't like this.
- No, no, no, baby, baby, baby.

The only way for you and I
to move back up here.

In this condo
is to get rid of them.

You and I can be together.

But we have to send mommy away.

Does your mother want us
to be together?

No, she doesn't. She hates me.

You and me can live up here
in this condo.

You can have your room back.

With the view that you like.

We can be back on top.

Now...

You should go to your bedroom
and plug your ears.

Because you don't want
to hear this.

- No, no, no!
- Channing, what are you

Channing, just...
It's okay. Stop!

Channing, stop it.

Get off of me.

Channing, let me go!

Channing, let me go!

What are you doing?

Channing! Channing.

[grunting]

Oh my god. Oh my god.

Are you okay, baby?

Channing. Open...
Open your eyes, baby.

Are you okay?

Holy... Oh my god, baby.

Why did you do this?

Wake up.

[intense music]

[thud]

[intense music]

[indistinct exclamation]

[whimpering]

[grunting]

[grunting]

[panting]

[intense music]

[panting, whimpering]

Help! Help!

Help me, please!

[grunt, thud]

[whimpering]

Shh.

[whimpering]

[whimpering]

[thud]

[panting]

[thud]

[indistinct radio chatter]

[dark music]

[door closes]

[solemn music]

[hum of passing traffic]

All set?

Yeah.

I just got a call from the da.

Dan...
I guess you know him as josh,

Confessed to everything.

He's gonna plead guilty
on all counts.

I'm gonna miss you ladies.

We're gonna miss you too.

Thanks for helping me
load the truck.

No problem.

Channing, let's go.

Hey.

[sighs]

I just wanna say I'm sorry.

My mom found me
a really good therapist.

So I'm gonna get some help.

I promise.

Channing.

You saved our lives.

We're forever grateful.

Come here.

See you on the soccer field?

I'm still gonna kick your butt.

[giggling]

- Bye.
- Bye.

[engine starts]

[engine rumbles]

Mom, can I ask you something?

Sure.

Do you think we should move out?

No. We earned the right
to stay here.

[elevator dings]

Besides.

I really love that view.

Don't you?

[laughing]

[intense dramatic music]