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- Hey, johnny. - Hey, how's it going?

Good. Two shots of tequila, please.

Getting the night started off with a bang, huh, kat?

We're celebrating. Kat just got promoted.

- Well... - Again?

- Mm-hmm. - Gonna be mayor

Next time I see you. Maybe then, you can help me out

With all those parking tickets.

Maybe. Hey, the law's the law.

But, if you promise to take a shot with us,

Maybe I could see what I can do.

Isn't that considered bribery?

Mm, just some friendly bartering.

Shrewd and stunning. That's a dangerous combination.

Now, I know you'll make a good politician.

- Oh! - Really, kat, congratulations.

You deserve this. Round's on me.

To girls' night.

May we all continue to be beautiful, successful...

And self-sufficient? Mm-hmm.

[glasses clinking]

Evening, ladies.

Sorry, I don't mean to interrupt.

- Yes, you do. - Okay, that's fair.

I was just wondering if I could buy you a drink.

- Which one? - Sorry?

Which one of us do you wanna buy a drink?

- Or will either of us do? - [scoffs]

Alex, don't be rude.

I'm not being rude, it's just a question.

Somebody has to look out for you.

Don't mind my sister, she's a littler overprotective.

No, no, hey, I can respect that.

But to answer your question,

I would like to buy both of you a drink, if that's okay,

And not because I'm indiscriminate.

I happen to be very particular,

Especially when it comes to women.

Hey, johnny, can I have three shots of el guzan--

Actually, make it four-- one for yourself.

- Wow. - Congratulations.

I couldn't help but overhear. [glasses clinking]

It's kat, right?

Mm, katherine, actually.

Oh, as in "the great," yes.

I wouldn't want to sell that name short either.

I wouldn't let a stranger sell it short for me.

Well, my name's richard, richard davrow,

But my friends call me rick.

So, I guess we're not strangers anymore.

Well, richard, nice to meet you.

But a free drink and a formal introduction

Doesn't quite make us friends.

Okay. How 'bout acquaintances?

Barely.

Alex! [richard laughs]

Richard: How 'bout this? [clears throat]

Your full name's katherine leigh sloane.

You graduated with honors from dobson,

And your favorite brand of tequila is el guzan,

Just like mine.

Are you a detective, mr. Davrow?

I'm a doctor.

Psychiatrist, actually.

And is mind-reading part of the practice these days?

[chuckles] I'm working on that.

But I happen to find that observation

Is the most efficient tool,

In my opinion.

[scoffs] how astute of you.

Yeah, well, precision's key.

Yeah, and the devil's in the details.

So, what do you think, kat? Does this make us friends now?

Maybe.

Kat: What time are the movers coming tomorrow?

Noon.

Don't worry, we'll have plenty of time.

I can't believe we're moving to fairmont.

Come on, don't knock it.

Big fish, small pond,

And you are going to be the biggest fish, trust me.

It's the next town over, and you're from there.

Yeah, don't remind me.

Look, sweetheart, I know things didn't end easily

For you the last time, but look at you now.

You just got a promotion,

You're one step away from running for mayor.

My wife? My incredible wife?

Well, I wouldn't be anywhere if it weren't for you.

You know, I really wish that were true.

[kat chuckles]

I want you to listen to the sound of my voice.

- Mm-hmm. - You're getting very,

Very sleepy.

Your husband is the sole reason

- For all your success. - Mm-hmm.

He holds the keys to your charm,

Your confidence, and even your beauty,

And he's a devil in the sack.

Mm.

[doorbell ringing]

Mm, and that'd be the pizza.

Yeah.

- Okay. - I will be right back.

[phone ringing]

Hello?

Woman: Hello, is this katherine? Katherine sloane?

Uh, yes, this is she.

Katherine sloane, dr. Davrow's wife?

Yes, that's correct. I'm sorry, who's this?

Please, can you just-- just listen to me.

Are you alone? Can I talk to you privately?

Uh, yes, of course.

Um...

I'm alone. I'm listening.

My name is sue, sue taylor.

[door closes] and I wanna say I'm sorry,

I'm so sorry, and I know I shouldn't be

Calling you like this, but I want you to know

That I had no idea he was married,

And I promise I didn't mean to hurt anyone.

Things got out of control, and now...

Hang on a second. Slow down.

What are you talking about?

Richard and I, we're seeing each other.

We've been seeing each other for a while now--

Six months, to be exact.

And I don't even really know how it all started,

But now I'm pregnant, and I don't know

- What I'm gonna do. - Wait a minute.

You've been seeing richard for six months?

Yes. I'm sorry, listen.

I had to be the one to tell you this,

And I'm sorry things got to where they are now, but...

Hi, this is dr. Davrow.

Can you please explain to me what's going on?

All right, listen to me.

Look, you're gonna be okay. No one is trying to hurt you.

Have you been taking your medication?

Good. Have you taken it today?

All right, listen to me.

I am no longer your doctor.

I want to help you, but what I need you to do

Is call your current physician

And let them know what's going on.

And I need you to never call this number again.

Do you understand? You're going to be all right.

Good night.

I am so sorry.

I have no idea how she got your number.

Who was that?

That was a former patient of mine.

She suffers from schizo-obsessive disorder.

What is that, exactly?

I mean, the girl sounded pretty desperate.

She sounded like she was telling the truth.

Yeah, she absolutely is telling the truth,

As far as her brain can recognize.

Sue taylor isn't pregnant.

She was my patient up until three weeks ago,

When her ocd took a turn and was directed towards me.

She started showing up to my office unannounced,

Was waiting for me in the parking lot.

She was convinced that we are meant to be together.

Once that type of delusion sets in,

It's really hard to get rid of,

Even if the psychosis itself is treated.

Eventually, I had to call the police

When she was breaking into my office.

What? Richard, why--

Why is this the first time I'm hearing about this?

Why did you not tell me?

Honey...

[sighs]

This is why I don't wanna discuss my work with you.

I don't want you to worry about me.

Look, I was never in any real danger,

And she's not a threat.

Listen, I know how jealous you get sometimes.

Oh, please, stop it, I'm not jealous.

Oh, yeah? What would you call this then?

Richard, a woman just called me

Saying that she's been dating you for months

And she's pregnant with your child.

How would you expect me to react?

With trust.

Honey, she's ill.

Look, if you want me to call my receptionist right now, I will.

She's been dealing with this situation all day

And she can fill you in.

No, stop, you don't have to do that.

No, no, no, I'll call her right now.

Come on, I can't believe you.

Is there somebody else you want me to call?

- No. - No?

- You sure? - Yes, I trust you.

Okay.

[kat chuckles]

It was just scary.

- I love you. - I love you.

Kat: That's the last of it.

Thanks so much again for helping out.

You sure you don't wanna stay for dinner?

Yeah, come on, alex, we'd love to have you.

I'm making my world-famous lasagna.

Thanks, but I gotta get going.

But kat, call me sometime.

Maybe we can have a sister spa day or something.

Absolutely.

- Bye. - Bye.

Everything okay? Sleep all right last night?

Oh, yeah. I got a few hours.

You know, with everything that's going on.

Thanks again.

[knocking]

Richard: I got it.

Okay. [door opens]

Woman: Hey there, good morning.

Richard: Uh, good afternoon.

Woman: I am welcoming you to the neighborhood.

I'm vivienne, I live right next door.

Hi, I'm kat, and this is my husband, richard.

I tell you what, this neighborhood

Keeps getting better looking by the second.

Where'd you two move from?

Ardendale.

Oh, just the next town over.

What brings you to our neck of the woods?

A new job-- city manager.

Oh, congratulations.

No, no, not it.

Oh, geez, two minutes in,

And I'm already sticking my foot in my mouth.

I should have known. Kat, congratulations.

You've got boss written all over you.

I might say the same thing about you.

[chuckles] I know, right?

Really, though, who needs a man

When women are literally taking over the world.

- No offense, richard. - Oh, hey, none taken.

Honestly, I left my husband about four years ago.

Best decision of my life. Again, no offense.

Hey, hey, pretend like I'm not even here.

Too late.

Listen, the only thing I miss about a man

Is having someone to fix things around the house.

Well, in that case, you can have richard.

He's all yours anytime you like.

Ooh, a husband on loan. You really are a girl boss.

- Well... - Tell me,

Is he good with his hands?

Well, he is a little bit of a klutz.

Okay, I actually am standing right here though.

[kat chuckles]

Hm. I see what you mean.

Skin's a bit soft to do any real damage.

Might have to toughen him up a bit.

Oh, don't look so scared, richard, I won't bite,

Unless you ask me to.

Nice meeting you, vivienne.

Kat: Well, I liked her. I thought she was funny.

Funny?

Yeah, that's an interesting way to describe her.

Oh, stop it. Come on, I know you did too.

With those legs?

Besides, I just think it would be good

To have another friend in town, you know?

Oh, babe, what are these?

Oh, I've been looking for those.

One of my reps gave 'em to me.

- They just hit the market. - Oh, what are they for?

They're for when my patients have sleeping problems.

Apparently, they're very effective.

In fact... They could be good for you.

Are you allowed to do that, prescribe pills to your wife?

[whispering] I won't tell if you won't.

I'll hang onto 'em.

Just in case. [pills rattling]

I know, yes. And I would love to...

Katherine?

Oh, miriam, hi.

I heard you were back in town.

- How long's it been? - A while.

Since just after prom.

Pardon the interruption. I'm miriam.

Katherine and I were old high school classmates

Before she just up and disappeared

- Without a trace. - [sighs]

No goodbye, no forwarding address.

She just fell off the grid.

- I thought it was time to go. - I get that.

I mean, I can't imagine with what happened here and all

Could be good for you,

What with your budding political career and all.

But hey, the past is the past, and now you're back.

And I have no doubt you'll make your mark here again.

Nice to meet you.

- Old friend? - Not really.

[panting]

[cork popping]

- Oh. - Ooh, true crime.

Well, you can forget going to bed early.

You're gonna be up all night.

I'm just doing a little research.

Oh yeah? Devising a plan for my murder?

I promise I'll make it painless.

Hey, don't forget to cover your tracks.

[gasps] ooh, well, don't forget

To be good to me.

You off for boys night out?

Yeah. Shouldn't be late,

Just a drink with some old friends.

Okay, I won't wait up, then.

Hey, babe?

Can I borrow your car? Mine's out of gas.

Mi carro es tu carro, right?

I love it when you talk dirty to me.

[chuckles] have fun.

[door opens and closes]

This is richard davrow. Leave a message.

You know, how am I supposed to plan your murder

If I don't know what time you're getting home?

I hope you're having fun.

All right, see you soon.

Love you.

[glass breaking]

[cat mewing]

[light tapping, kat gasps]

[sighs]

[dog barking in distance]

[knocking]

[distorted voice] kat?

[distorted voice] kat?

[knocking]

[sighs]

[knocking continues]

[knocking continues]

Richard?

[knocking] coming.

Vivienne: Morning, sunshine.

Oh, I'm sorry. Did I wake you?

I kind of pegged you as an early riser.

I am, I mean...

I was just waking up now.

Late night. Hey, I get it.

New place, gotta christen the house.

[chuckles]

Well, tell that stud of a husband of yours

It's time to get up and do some real work.

A man's gotta be good for something.

But in all seriousness,

I could actually use his help this morning.

My kitchen sink is clogged again.

[sighs] I suppose that's what I get

For having 40-year-old pipes,

And I'm not talking about myself.

Actually, vivienne, richard's not here right now.

He's not?

Don't tell me he's the early riser?

He is, normally.

But I don't even think he came home last night.

He went out for drinks with friends,

And I still haven't heard from him, so...

Oh, no. I'm-- I'm so sorry.

But I wouldn't worry, I really wouldn't.

I'm sure he's fine.

You know, maybe he just got caught up.

Maybe he had a little bit too much to drink,

A little bit too much fun.

You know how it is.

Uh, you're right. It's probably nothing.

Okay, thanks, vivienne, I will let richard know

You stopped by when I see him.

Thank you.

[sighs]

[sighs]

Man: Good morning, miss sloane.

- Welcome to city hall. - Ah.

Kat, please. [chuckles]

You must be phil.

I've been really looking forward to meeting you.

We're all hoping for big things.

Thank you.

Well, it's as grand as I remember it.

Yeah, benefits of sharing with the state.

Well, let me show you to your office,

And then I-- oh. [phone ringing]

- Uh... One second. - Please.

Richard, jesus, where are you? Been worried sick.

Hey, babe, I'm just checking in.

How's your morning?

I was out the door early, I had to run some errands.

What are you talking about? You didn't come home last night.

I tried calling you.

Sweetheart, I came home last night.

Don't you remember, you woke up

And you asked me what time it was?

- Uh... - You remember that, right?

No, I...

Uh...

I gotta go. I'll call you back later.

- Marcos rivera. - Wow, kat sloane.

I heard you were starting here today,

But I still can't believe it.

I know. I know, since I left town.

A week after prom.

Was I really that bad of a date?

- [sighs] - I'm sorry, I'm just teasing.

I know things got a little...

Rough for you near the end.

Well, I was kinda hoping everyone forgot about that.

Oh, it was just a rumor, kat.

Completely unfounded, everyone knew that.

Yeah, well, did miriam?

Well, miriam's a tough nut to crack.

And you know, she was the victim in all of it.

- She wasn't the only one. - I know.

But, you know her.

You know how she likes to stir up the drama.

She's even made a career out of it, you know?

She reports for the fairmont gazette.

Oh. Sounds fitting,

Considering her talent for meddling

In other people's business, right?

[both chuckle]

Oh.

- Oh, I'm holding you up. - Sorry.

First day, need to make a good impression.

Of course.

You know, I tried looking you up a few times.

You changed your number, went off social media.

Oh, yeah.

I should have called or reached out.

- I just... - Wanted your privacy?

It's okay. I know you, kat.

[chuckles] no apologies, right?

Besides, if you hadn't left,

Then I wouldn't have been able to experience

The amazing bachelor lifestyle

That fairmont has so generously afforded me.

- Oh, is that right? - Yeah, I don't wanna brag,

But it's been quite exceptional.

And, sorry, you-- what about you?

I mean, city manager.

I always knew you were out of my league.

Oh, come on, that's not true.

Well, maybe not, but...

Anyway, looks like I missed my chance.

Congratulations. Lucky man.

Thank you, and good eye.

Ah, you know what they say, you have to have two of them

- To be a detective, so... - A detective, huh?

I had to put my nosiness to good use.

And speaking of which, I'm not done

With my investigation.

Married. Who's the lucky man?

- His name is richard. - Richard.

Sounds fancy.

- [sighs] - I'm willing to bet

You're out of his league too.

Nice to see you again, marcos.

[door opens and closes]

Hey, stranger. Just getting home?

Um, yeah.

Actually, I was just out doing some errands.

You're a terrible liar.

You know, you should be more careful.

Your wife was up waiting for you all night.

I think she may be onto you.

[laughing]

Oh! What happened?

It's nothing. Um, it's just, uh,

She... Gets upset sometimes.

- Is everything all right? - Yeah, it's fine.

Honestly, I am a bit of a klutz.

[chuckles]

Um, when did you see her?

This morning. I stopped by to check in

And take her up on that husband-on-loan offer.

My kitchen sink is clogged.

Looks like I could use a man after all.

Well, yeah, guess maybe I could come over and have a look.

You know, I actually happen to excel

In poking around places I don't belong.

- Just ask my clients. - [laughing]

Well, if that's the case,

My sink has years of trauma to unpack.

Let me just change my clothes real quick,

And come on over, have a look.

I'll be waiting with bells on.

[door closes]

Hey! There she is.

Jesus, you scared me. I didn't know you were home.

I've been home all day.

[sniffing]

Ah, honey, that smells delicious.

- Is that... - Only your favorite.

- Lamb tagine. - Mm, I knew I married you

- For a reason. - Mm-hmm.

So, your big first day. Tell me all about it.

It was-- it was good, actually.

Really good. But I was just so tired.

Yeah, well, I can believe that.

You were pretty knocked out when I got home last night.

Well, I was up a little later than I would have liked.

Well, I can't say I didn't warn you

About those true crime novels.

Um, yeah, so exactly what happened last night?

I tried texting and calling.

I know. Babe, I'm so sorry.

We ended up in ardendale, I lost track of time.

And it got late, and then I look at my phone.

It's dead.

Oh.

Well, I was really worried about you.

I had a hell of a time trying to get to sleep.

Babe, I am so sorry. Really.

Did you end up taking one of those sleeping pills last night?

Yeah, and it completely knocked me out.

I don't remember anything.

Not even you getting home, I guess.

I really should have warned you about those.

They can be... Really powerful.

They can cause vivid dreams, hallucinations.

People sleepwalk.

- Really? - Yeah.

People have been going to bed at night,

And then they wake up in the morning and they have

No recollection of what happened the night before.

So, I guess I can't really blame you

For taking that swing at me last night.

What are you talking about?

Uh... You're messing with me.

- I didn't do that. - [chuckles]

No, you did that.

I guess I startled you a little bit.

[sighs] I don't remember that at all.

Hey, no, like I said, I should have warned you, okay?

Just remember, you have to be careful with those pills.

I was-- I was trying to get to sleep.

I had a big day in the morning. You should have called me.

Hey, I said I was sorry, okay? And I am.

Okay?

Honey, I know you've been stressed

With work and the move,

And you've been having problems sleeping.

I've been sleeping fine.

And I know I should have called.

It won't happen again. I promise.

And if it does, I give you full authority

To sic your dogs after me and hunt me down.

We don't own any dogs.

Well, I'm sure you could pull a couple hounds

Out of your back pocket.

You better believe it.

Babe?

[scoffs]

[sighs]

[light switch clicking off]

Mm, babe, where were you? Did you go somewhere?

Mm-mm. I'm right here.

[richard groaning]

[door opens] woman: Morning, kat.

I know it's your first week, but I've got a hell of a day,

So I'll get right to it.

The city is way over budget.

We need to start making cuts.

What do you got?

Thank you. Actually, I do have an idea.

Fire away.

Drug prevention programs, is it true

We're defunding those initiatives?

It's complicated.

In previous years grants have helped

To subsidize these programs, but they haven't been renewed.

So, we're cutting back on drug prevention programs,

But we're spending three times that amount

- On a drug called narcan? - Narcan saves lives.

It's the only antidote on the market

That reverses drug overdose.

First responders need it.

With the national drug crisis even in our town,

We can't take that risk.

Well, I'm not proposing we eliminate it altogether.

But we don't have the same problems

As the bigger cities.

That may be, but we still need to be prepared

In the event of an emergency.

Look, I'm not saying that fairmont

Doesn't have a drug addiction problem.

But I am saying that, thankfully, drug-related deaths

Aren't as big of an issue.

So, what do you propose?

Drug prevention saves more lives,

And education is paramount,

Especially with most of the victims

Being teens and young adults.

Trust me, I speak from experience.

Well, I brought you in for fresh thinking,

So I guess I should let you run with it.

I have another meeting.

Turns out the city won't run itself.

- It's your baby now. - Thank you.

[sighs, chuckles]

What did that mean?

Means she knows I'm after her job.

So, we better not mess this up.

Well, she's not wrong.

It'll make a great platform for your campaign next year though.

Thank you, you know, I'm pretty passionate about it.

Even better.

Voters love personal stories, right?

Yes, but let's keep the focus

On what it'll do for the community.

100%.

Either way, your constituents will love it.

It's a big win, kat. Congratulations.

Thank you. I think so too.

Vivienne: Back so soon?

Richard: Yeah, I think I left my wrench here the other day.

- Mind if I look around? - Oh, not at all.

I'm actually glad you came back.

My drain has still been acting a bit finicky.

Oh yeah? Well, maybe I can have a look.

Oh, there it is.

[phone beeps]

[phone buzzing] richard: Goodness.

Talk about trauma. What have you done to this sink?

It clearly needs years of therapy.

[laughing]

[loud whirring] oh, hot! Ah!

[phone continues buzzing] I'm telling you, this sink

- Has a mind of its own. - Clearly.

- Let me grab you a towel. - [sighs]

You know, I would say I'm sorry, but you probably deserve it.

That's all right, I didn't like this shirt anyways.

Mind if I stick around for a sec?

Throw my shirt in the dryer?

I'm sure I've got a t-shirt you can borrow.

[phone ringing] just...

Hello? Yes, this is she.

What?

No. No, no, no, no, no.

That's impossible.

No. No! No!

[sobbing]

I'll have them change that.

- Hey, kat. - Hi.

I want to thank you again for hearing me out today.

This issue really means a lot to me.

Of course.

Listen, I'm not sure if you've heard yet,

But a young woman was found dead in her home this morning.

- Overdose. - What?

Oh, no.

Um, no, I didn't hear that.

Well, just wanting to keep you in the loop.

Thank you.

[sighs]

We went to the same yoga studio together.

That's how we met.

She lived just on the edge of town,

But she would drive down every day to go to class.

We started going to lunch together.

It was right after my divorce.

I needed a friend.

Yeah, I can imagine.

We got close.

[sighs]

I can't believe this happened. It doesn't make sense.

Listen, sometimes people in pain,

They become experts at hiding it.

But she wasn't in pain, she was happy.

She had just started seeing a new guy.

I mean, I never met him, I didn't even know his name,

But I think she was in love.

Love can be tricky.

It's an emotional rollercoaster

That can turn someone inside-out.

No, I'm telling you, she was happy.

How much did you know about this relationship?

Not much, she kept it pretty private.

She just wouldn't do this, she just wouldn't.

You never really know what's going on

Inside somebody else's head.

Trust me, I'm a psychiatrist, and I don't even know.

No, I'm telling you, she was happy.

She wasn't suicidal, she wasn't on drugs.

That wasn't her. Someone's behind this.

I'm going to demand an investigation.

Kat: Can't believe it's Friday already.

Where did this week go?

It just means you love your job.

Well, the board is gonna kill me if I'm not in time.

We're announcing my project today,

So I can't afford to mess it up. [chuckles]

Hey, come here a sec.

Babe, I'm gonna be late.

Babe, you're the boss and you're allowed to be late.

Mm. [dog barking in distance]

[chuckles] oh.

Oh, there's vivienne.

Well, that's strange.

She just acted like she didn't see me.

I wouldn't take that personally.

She's got her own demons that she's dealing with.

What are you talking about?

Just something I noticed when I was at her house

- The other day. - When were you at her house?

I was fixing her drain.

Oh, right, of course. Her drain.

- Is someone jealous? - Ugh, please.

Well, you're the one who loaned me out

Like some shirtless handyman.

Well, just remember to keep all your tools

In your toolbox, okay, honey?

[laughing]

So, you were at her house, and?

And she got a call.

One of her friends passed away suddenly.

Oh, how terrible.

Poor viv. Well, I should go talk to her.

I don't think that's a good idea.

Why?

She seems... Troubled.

When she got the call, she became erratic.

Paranoid, even.

She started making these wild accusations.

She's convinced that someone killed her friend.

- What? - I know.

Poor thing, she's jumping at shadows.

Look, I just don't think you should get wrapped up

In all of this, especially with your campaign on the horizon.

Yeah, you're right.

Of course. [phone dings]

Crap.

Oh, that's the office.

I gotta go. Call me later?

Uh, yeah, I'll try.

I'm gonna be in meetings all day.

Okay, I'll see you tonight then.

- Okay. - Bye.

Bye.

[knocking]

I needed to see you.

[sighing] okay.

Hi, is richard there?

Woman: I'm sorry, richard's not in today.

Are you sure? He said he had meetings all day.

I can take a message. Who's calling?

- It's kat, his wife. - Oh, hi, mrs. Davrow.

Have you tried his cell?

I would normally, but tonight's our anniversary,

So I'm planning on surprising him.

I just wanted to make sure he was still in the office.

Like I said, I can take a message,

But there's really nothing else I can do for you.

Oh, um, I see. All right, thanks.

[phone whooshes] oh!

- Oh, kat. - Marcos, hi.

- Hi. - Sorry, I didn't even see you.

Oh, it's okay. I can be pretty easy to miss.

Oh, come on.

No, I've just got a lot on my mind.

Oh, no, I totally get it. I've had a long week too.

I was handed a tough case.

Anyway, what are you doing right now?

Do you wanna get a drink?

We have a few years to catch up on.

Yeah, I would love to, but I'm actually

In kind of a rush.

I'm trying to surprise richard, it's our anniversary tonight.

And I wanna get home before he does,

But I don't exactly know where he is at the moment, so...

Do you want me to track him down for you?

Detectives are pretty good at that sort of thing.

Well, I'll keep that in mind.

But actually, I have his location right here, so...

Oh, see, that's the thing about marriage.

I'm not sure I'd want my spouse to know

Exactly where I am all the time. [chuckles]

That's strange.

Looks like he's all the way on the other side of town.

Um, do you mind?

Sure.

Um, that's rustic canyon. That's pretty remote.

- Mm. - Do you have any idea

Why he might be there?

Uh, no. None.

Hey, I don't wanna get into your personal life,

But the offer still stands.

You know, if you want me to track him down,

I'd be happy to for a peace of mind.

Thanks, but you know, I'm-- I'm sure it's nothing.

I bet he's just trying to surprise me.

He can be pretty inventive sometimes.

- I'm sorry, I have to go. - Mm-hmm.

[sighs]

[knocking]

[dogs barking in distance]

Kat.

Vivienne.

What-- what are you doing here?

[scoffs] I'm sorry.

What are you doing here?

Oh, actually, I am...

I'm looking for richard.

Richard?

What would richard be doing here?

Well, I-- I don't know.

Actually, I...

[sighs] sorry, I...

Can you tell me where we are, or whose house this is?

It's a friend's house, but you probably already know that.

Now, if you'll excuse me,

I'm going to have to ask you to leave.

This is private property.

This is richard davrow. Leave a message.

Come on, kat, don't be crazy.

[turn signal clicking]

Lookie there, the good stuff.

Special occasion?

An anniversary.

Well, happy anniversary.

How long?

Um, a year. Our first.

[chuckles] congratulations.

Just about the time when y'all really start

To get to know each other.

Have a good one, now.

Thanks.

[sighs] so much for surprises.

Richard?

Richard?

[sighs]

Richard?

[sighs]

[gasps]

Happy anniversary.

Um... [chuckles]

You thought I forgot, didn't you?

No.

It's one of a kind.

Handmade by that mexican designer

You love so much-- "palomo solina."

Paloma solino.

It's a woman. Thank you.

Um, how was work?

Ah, fine, just another day at the office.

I was worried about you. It was getting late.

I wanted to surprise you. I bought champagne.

In rustic canyon?

How did you know I was in rustic canyon?

Devil's in the details, darling.

Right.

- I'll go open it up for us. - Yeah.

[sniffing]

[sighs]

[groans lightly]

Hm.

[phone dings]

[ding]

[ding]

Kat: I can't believe I'm asking you to do this.

Hey, it's probably nothing.

You know, a hunch is just a hunch

Until there's evidence.

I hope you're right.

Hey... I'm here for you. You know that, right?

Thank you.

Uh, listen.

Do you mind if we keep this between you and me?

I can't really risk this kind of thing getting out.

Of course.

I have some leave coming up, so it's off the books.

Nothing official.

[sighs] thank you.

I-- I appreciate that.

I don't want this to come off the wrong way, but...

Do you need a place to stay?

What do you mean?

In case you need some space from your husband?

I mean, if that's what you need.

Oh, um, thanks, marcos.

But I don't think that's necessary.

Oh, yeah, I just wanted to make the offer.

Sometimes a break can be a good thing,

Especially in times of... Uncertainty.

I'm just, like I said, I'm here for you.

Of course.

[gasps lightly]

Oh my god, richard.

What are you doing? Why are you sitting in the dark?

I've just been thinking.

Okay, um...

Is everything all right?

We're all right, aren't we, kat?

I mean, I know we just moved back to your hometown.

You're stressed with work, but you're happy, aren't you?

I mean, we're happy, right?

I don't know.

To be honest, I think things have been a little, um,

- Off lately. - I know.

I feel it too.

Is there anything that you wanna tell me?

Hm?

Is there anything you wanna ask me?

- Well, actually-- - because I would hate to think

That we're having issues of any kind.

Trust issues, you know, or anything like that.

You know, those are the type of things

That can tear happy couples apart.

You know, little seeds of doubt that fester and...

Make mountains out of mole hills.

I always thought we were better than that.

Don't you? Hm?

Yeah. [chuckles nervously]

I... I think you're right.

I think I've just been so exhausted and stressed.

This campaign, it's making me crazy, richard, I'm sorry.

No, it's okay. Come here.

Hey.

Hey, look at me.

You have nothing to feel sorry for.

- All right? - Okay.

I love you.

And I will always be there for you.

I love you too.

[knocking]

[camera clicking]

[camera beeps]

Hi.

Turns out your hunch was right.

He's seen her almost every day this week.

You've gotta be kidding me.

There's more.

[sighs]

Richard doesn't actually have an office.

Uh, I'm sorry, what?

It's an answering service.

Takes his calls, handles his mail,

Stuff like that.

I'm not even sure he's a licensed doctor.

I haven't had a chance to check, but...

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I'm sorry.

I know it's a lot to take in.

Kat? Kat.

[sighs] can I ask you something?

How well do you know this woman, vivienne?

Not well. Um... She's our neighbor.

She-- she introduced herself to us the day we moved in.

She seem friendly?

At first.

You know what, then she wasn't,

And richard told me this whole story

About how she was troubled

And she was getting over the death of a friend.

Now, I see he was just trying to hide everything--

The affair, everything.

I can't imagine how painful this must be for you.

But you know...

Richard's story wasn't a complete lie.

Vivienne's friend did die recently.

[sighs]

[footsteps approaching]

Hey, there's my queen.

I missed you.

- Did you? - Of course.

How was work today?

Oh, you know, just another day in paradise.

What about you? How was your day?

My day was...

My day was interesting.

What's this?

Kat, are you spying on me?

Don't try to make this about me, richard.

I mean, come on. Vivienne?

She's our neighbor, for crying out loud.

Kat, this is ridiculous. Vivienne is my patient.

Oh, really?

And since when do patients make house calls?

I mean, do you even have an office?

Maybe you're not even a real doctor.

I don't know.

I think you've been lying to me our entire marriage.

This is madness. Sweetie, I told you,

You need to be careful with those pills.

Come on, richard.

I know you've been with her every day.

Even on our anniversary. That house in rustic canyon.

That house? What house, kat?

What are you talking about?

Oh, stop it. I tracked you, okay?

I tracked you. I know you were at that house,

And when I got there, vivienne was there too.

You tracked me?

Wow, kat, you should really listen to yourself, okay?

You don't even sound like you.

Sweetie, this is your imagination

Taking over again.

These are the same delusions you had

That made you skip town without a trace.

Don't try to psychoanalyze me, richard, okay?

Because I'm not the only one who knows.

I have a friend too. He's a detective.

Kat, the only evidence that you have here

Is proof of your own delusion.

You need to cut this out before it gets dangerous.

Are you threatening me?

I'm not stopping, richard. I'm not letting this go.

I'm filing for divorce.

After everything I've done for you, huh?

I am not going to let you ruin my life with your lies,

With your crazy fantasies...

[kat grunts]

Kat.

[panting]

Yes, she's safe now, officer. Thank you, we'll be there soon.

They advise you to file assault charges

And try to get a restraining order

As soon as possible.

Come on, is that really necessary?

He tried to kill you, kat.

Alex, I-- I really don't need

The added dramatics right now, okay?

I mean, I know-- I know that he got violent, but...

But what? Don't do that, kat.

Don't make excuses for him.

I mean, look at yourself. You have bruises everywhere.

It's complicated.

Look, I can't file charges, okay?

I'm city manager, it'll attract attention.

Good, it should.

Alex, it's not that simple, okay?

He's my husband, for christ's sake.

He's not some random criminal.

I mean, he lied, and he was unfaithful.

He attacked you, kat, and he could have killed you.

Look, and I'm sorry if that will attract attention,

But it should.

I know he's your husband, and I know you want to love him,

But how well do you really even know him?

- Morning, kat. - Morning, phil.

Everything okay?

I... I had a bit of a rough night,

But we have a big day today, so...

Yeah, yes. Um, about that,

Miriam blanchard is here, she's waiting in your office.

- Miriam? - Yes.

- From the fairmont gazette. - Yes, I know who she is.

Sorry, uh...

I wonder what she wants.

- Thank you, phil. - Mm-hmm.

[sighs] miriam, hi.

This is a surprise.

I thought you said everything you needed to the other day.

Oh, this is not a social call.

I'm here with the gazette, strictly professional.

Well, in that case, how can I help you?

So, I received a tip this morning,

And I wanted to check with you,

You know, hear it straight from the horse's mouth.

Ah, okay.

Um, thank you, I appreciate that.

As long as it's in public interest,

Then we have no secrets here.

Oh, I think the public has a right to know.

So, I'll get right to it.

Again, sorry for putting you on the spot like this,

But is it true?

Are you running for mayor?

Oh. Well...

I haven't announced anything officially yet,

But yes, it's certainly something I'm considering.

You sure did hit the ground running.

I mean, not even a month in as city manager,

And you've already got your eye on the prize.

Well, I think it's a natural progression.

I have over five years' experience

In city government between ardendale, and now here.

And fairmont is my home,

I believe I'd make an excellent candidate.

Oh, there's no doubt about that.

I just imagine, given your history here

And all that, it may hinder your chances just a bit?

And what history might you be referring to?

I think you know. The prom.

Okay.

I guess you really want to discuss this.

I think I deserve some answers.

You said that this was a professional visit.

It's starting to sound awfully personal.

It's all part of the job, kat.

Like I said, the people have a right to know.

Look, off the record, miriam,

I'm truly sorry about what happened to you.

Really, I am. But I wasn't responsible.

I was hospitalized that night, kat.

Did you know that?

I could have been assaulted, or worse.

You know, I'm just lucky that I had friends to rescue me.

I didn't slip you that roofie.

Then who did, kat?

[scoffs] you were so jealous,

And everybody knew it.

You couldn't stand how much attention

Marcos was giving me that night.

It was a party, miriam.

There was a lot going on-- a lot of people,

A lot of drinking, a lot of boys.

And for the record,

I left before any of it even happened.

Then why'd you skip town?

I mean, the next week, you just fled.

Have you ever been accused of something that you didn't do?

It was as if the whole world turned on me overnight.

And the truth is, I don't know what was going on

Between you and marcos, but it didn't feel good.

And in the end,

I thought it was best that it didn't concern me.

And I'm not gonna lie, miriam, it hurt.

And on top of that, I was ostracized.

I felt like there was nothing left for me in this town.

So, I left.

But I'm back now, and I have nothing to hide.

[door opens]

Are you kidding me? The nerve.

[door opens] man: All rise.

Well, I see we have the press here today.

You appreciate that today is just an arraignment.

There's no jury.

Not a bunch of excitement for the gazette.

Mrs. Davrow is a public figure, your honor,

And the public do have interest.

Very well. Proceed.

Thank you, your honor.

Three weeks ago, katherine sloane,

Mrs. Davrow, arrived home to confront her husband,

Richard, the accused, with evidence

Of his adulterous affair with their neighbor,

Vivienne ashbury.

She told him that she would be filing for divorce,

Whereupon mr. Davrow attacked her

And attempted to strangle her.

It was only by good fortune that she was able

To fend him off with a knife in self-defense

And flee to safety.

Otherwise, we would be dealing

With a much more serious case today.

We will be able to produce the photographic evidence

Obtained by mrs. Davrow of the affair,

And official police photographs of the injuries

Sustained by mrs. Davrow from her husband's attack.

In conclusion, your honor, we will be able

To produce enough evidence and testimony

To support a charge of assault in the second degree,

If not attempted murder.

Judge: Mr. Davrow... - Your honor.

Your objection is noted, counselor.

We discussed this in chambers.

Mr. Davrow is entitled to represent himself.

[whispering] can he do that?

Try and stop him.

Thank you, your honor.

Now, before I begin, I think there's something

That the court needs to know.

This is not a case of assault.

If it were, I would be recounting how my wife

Made wild and unfounded allegations

Of an extramarital affair, after which she attacked me

With a knife.

In fact, if this were a case of assault,

I would be the victim, not the defendant.

But this is not a case of assault.

This is a case of jealousy and entrapment,

And kat's jealousy and her history

Of obsessive jealousy

Is fiercer than your wildest dreams.

Now...

Miss ashbury and I were never lovers.

She will testify to that.

She will also testify that she sought out my counsel

After a friend of hers, susan taylor,

Died suddenly from a drug overdose.

But what this court does not know...

Is that I, too, knew susan taylor.

She was a patient of mine.

A fragile and deeply troubled young woman

Who fell victim to transference.

In her case, it was when a patient

Falls in love with her doctor.

Susan taylor died in her home, alone,

After swallowing a handful of pills called remezion.

But susan taylor was never in possession of remezion,

Because remezion is a specialty sleeping pill

Prescribed only to my wife, katherine sloane.

Your honor, this is not a case of assault.

This is a case of murder motivated by my wife

Katherine sloane's pathological jealousy disorder.

She becomes violent when she's angry,

Having physically abused me on multiple occasions,

And my witness will attest to that evidence.

Vivienne: What happened?

She gets angry sometimes.

[whispering] what is he doing?

She also has a history of drug and alcohol abuse

Which our neighbor, miss ashbury,

Will also testify to seeing firsthand.

She's jealous and possessive,

Even going so far as to track and follow me,

And to persuade a city detective--

A former lover, I may add-- to spy on me.

[camera clicking]

It should also be brought to the court's attention

That kat has a questionable past.

She fled fairmont years ago

After a young woman was drugged and hospitalized--

A young woman who happens to be in the courtroom today.

All she did was show affection

For katherine's boyfriend.

And katherine was the main suspect

In that incident-- an incident that is still unsolved today.

My wife, katherine sloane,

Found out about susan taylor's feelings towards me.

Kat: Richard, a woman has called

Saying that she's been dating you.

She went over to her house in the middle of the night.

How was your run?

You know, helps me wind down.

Shoved sleeping pills down her throat...

And killed her.

[distorted voice] kat?

Your honor, we'll...

We'll have to consider our position.

Judge: I'm sure you will.

Mr. Davrow, you're free to go for now.

As for you, mrs. Davrow, don't leave town.

[gavel banging] we're adjourned.

Man: All rise.

Kat, where were you on the night of susan taylor's death?

What do you have to say about these accusations

And their similarity to your history here in fairmont?

Do you plan to run for mayor next term,

Or do you plan to postpone your run?

- No comment. - Is it true?

Is it true that you cut your funding

For the overdose antidote, narcan?

What do you plan to do to win back the trust

Of your fellow constituents?

You know what, kat?

You almost had me believing you.

- Leaving us? - Uh, the mayor

Thought it would be smart for me to take a few days off.

[chuckles] she didn't waste much time.

This is ridiculous, marcos. You know that, right?

Those pills were prescribed to me by richard, okay?

He gave me those pills.

Yeah, katherine, but on the night

Of susan's death, your car was seen

Outside susan's home.

Are you investigating me?

No, I'm just trying to piece it together, that's all.

So, about the car.

What night was that?

September 5th, Sunday.

That was right after we moved in.

That-- that was the night before I started work.

Richard took my car.

He borrowed it, and he went out,

And he never returned home.

But he said he did come home. He said you attacked him.

Well, how could I have attacked him?

I took one of those pills.

I was completely knocked out.

Okay, so you're saying that richard used your car

To go to sue taylor's house,

Knowing that you'd be unconscious.

[scoffs] completely fits, doesn't it?

He set me up.

Except, how could richard know that you would take the pill?

He'd already left, he wasn't there.

I don't know, uh...

Before he left, he poured me a glass of wine.

Don't forget to cover your tracks.

Maybe he put something in it, you know, just to make sure.

You can't prove that.

But it's the only thing that makes sense.

Maybe.

Okay, let's move on.

Vivienne said that later in the week,

You showed up to sue taylor's house

- In rustic canyon? - Yes.

But I didn't even know that was her house.

I didn't even know she and vivienne were friends,

Not until today in court.

But I guess that explains why vivienne was there, right?

Maybe cleaning out her things.

And why richard was there helping her,

Or hiding evidence, I don't know.

Uh...

I was there looking for richard.

You remember that, don't you?

I remember.

I'm just trying to piece the story together.

Can I ask you something else?

[scoffs] yeah.

What were you doing outside of vivienne's home

In the middle of the night?

[camera clicking]

I was out for a run.

In the middle of the night?

Yeah, it helps me calm down, especially when I'm stressed.

Kat... I want to believe you.

I really do, but you see how this looks, right?

I mean, you're running around in the middle of the night.

Your car is parked outside susan's home

On the night that she's murdered.

And days later, you showed up to the scene of the crime.

This is absurd, okay?

I didn't know that woman, I promise you.

I had no idea where she lived.

So, you're saying you didn't know

Sue taylor at all?

- That's right. - Kat...

I've seen your phone records.

She called you right before she died.

The call lasted four minutes.

Yes, she called me to tell me that she had been seeing richard

And that she was pregnant with his child, that's it.

You realize that's motive, right?

Oh, come on, marcos. I didn't kill anyone, okay?

Can't you see that richard's behind all of this?

He's manipulated everything!

Okay, calm down.

Do you have someplace you can stay, someplace safe?

- Yes. - Okay, go there right away.

Keep your phone on you, give me the address.

Oh, and... You heard the judge.

I know how you like to run off when things get tough.

Well, that was a day.

Yeah, and a half.

I've got a headache the size of dodger stadium.

- Have you got any aspirin? - Yeah.

It's back in that bathroom back there.

I'll pour us a glass of wine.

I would love that. I could use one.

[whispering] hey.

You were great today.

- Find what you're looking for? - [gasps]

Yep, uh, there's just one left.

But my headache is massive, I'll need to run out

- And grab some more. - Oh, don't be silly.

- I got something stronger. - Um...

What is that?

Painkillers.

Best on the market.

No, really, aspirin usually does the trick for me.

I'll be right back.

You don't know what you're missing.

[muffled] what are you doing?

- Stop it! - Let me help you

- Wash that down. - Oh!

Kat: You know, I went to court this morning

As an assault victim, and wound up

Leaving as a murder suspect.

How does it even happen?

Richard's shrewd, he's smart.

We've always known that about him.

But a murderer? I mean, manipulative, yes.

Unfaithful, sure. But a killer?

How could I miss that, alex?

Kat, you can't blame yourself.

This is not your fault, and you were in love.

That blindsides everything.

Yeah, but I should have seen it.

You know, I work in politics, for christ's sake.

I mean, reading people's my job, right?

This is not your fault.

I mean, richard, he's a master manipulator.

He knows how to seduce people, how to hypnotize them.

I'm not people, I'm his wife.

And he's a sociopath, kat. Textbook.

And a narcissist.

I mean, these people, they know what they're doing.

Nothing makes sense to me anymore.

I don't know up from down, left from right,

Everything's sideways.

I mean, my husband turned out to be a monster,

So what does that make me?

You're better off without him, that's for sure.

And kat, you are so much stronger than this.

And we're not gonna let him get away with it.

The evidence will prove itself.

I hope you're right.

You know, I never liked richard.

And I mean, I didn't wanna tell you,

Because he's your husband, and I tried to like him.

But, he always gave me the creeps.

He was always so possessive of you.

I know.

I should have paid more attention

When I knew you didn't like him.

I mean, you never even visited us in ardendale,

- Not even once. - I know, I'm sorry.

I guess I just thought it would be easier

To distance myself from both of you.

But I'm really glad you're here now.

Me too, I missed you so much.

I have an idea.

Why don't we just get outta here,

Grab some dinner, just lighten things up?

Well, I wish I could, but I promised marcos

That I'd stay put.

I mean, even he doesn't trust me.

He's just trying to protect you.

All right, then, I'll make a quick run.

I'll grab some food, some wine,

Maybe a gallon or two of ice cream.

There's nothing a little chocolate chip cookie dough

Can't fix. It'll be just like old times.

That sounds really amazing right now.

Great, I shouldn't be more than half an hour.

And then when I get back, we can hunker down

- With a bad chick flick. - Okay, that sounds perfect.

Are you sure you're gonna be okay?

Yeah. Like you said,

Nothing a little ice cream can't fix.

See you soon.

[door closes]

[tv playing]

Hey, pete, it's marcos. Any updates?

Pete: Not yet.

Okay, um, keep me posted.

I wanna know as soon as you do.

You got it.

[dog barking in distance]

[car approaching]

That was fast.

[knocking]

[sighs] coming.

[chuckles]

Did you forget your keys again?

[gasps] vivienne.

Kat... Please help me.

Vivienne, wait.

Vivienne, wake up. Vivienne, can you hear me?

Vivienne, wake up!

Kat? I tried to call you.

Wanted to see if you wanted red or white.

Kat?

[tv playing faintly]

Kat?

[phone buzzing]

Hey, alex, what's up?

She's gone.

Wait, what are-- what are you talking about?

She's gone, I mean, all of her stuff is here,

Her bag is here, but she's gone.

I went out to get dinner, and then when I came back...

Wait, wait, you left her alone?

I only stepped out for a minute.

[sighs] it's richard.

I know it's richard.

Stay there. Wait for my call.

[phone ringing]

- Pete? - Results came back positive.

- As you thought. - I knew it.

Damnit.

Pete? Hey, I need a warrant.

Can you wake up the judge?

Richard: Wakey, wakey.

- Hi. - Richard?

Where are we?

- Where's vivienne? - Shh.

If I tell you now, I'll ruin the surprise.

Richard, what have you done?

Please, don't do this, richard.

Sweetheart, I'm not doing anything.

You are. I'm not even here.

Come on.

You've got one last place you have to be.

- Richard, please. - Oh.

Baby, don't beg.

It makes you sound weak, and you're not weak,

You're strong.

Mwah. Come on.

I don't understand. What is this?

Oh, this is the final scene of your disappearing act--

Your grand finale.

What are you talking about? Richard.

What are you talking about?

Alex will get home and she'll see I'm gone.

She and marcos are gonna be looking for me.

Oh yeah, I'm planning on that.

They'll come looking for you too, you know.

You think you're really gonna get away with this?

You left a trail of evidence behind you.

No, sweetheart, you left a trail of evidence behind, okay?

Your fingerprints are all over the suicide note

And the bottle of pills that killed vivienne.

They're all over her clothes, her hair, her face, her body.

But why vivienne? She was on your side.

You know, I thought that too, I really did.

But she just couldn't mind her own business, you know?

She's so nosey.

You two are a lot more alike than I thought,

You know, you should talk.

You're always snooping around and spying.

She found something.

Wow.

You are so smart. She did find something.

But that wasn't the problem. The problem was that

She didn't trust me, just like you didn't trust me,

Just like sue taylor didn't trust me.

She was carrying your baby, richard.

I know, and that really would have worked out

If she hadn't called you, right?

She betrayed my trust just like everyone.

And you know how we can't have a relationship

Built without trust, right?

Richard, don't-- nobody would believe I'd do this.

Hm, I don't know about that.

The evidence is pretty stacked against you.

Plus, the murder charges,

And with all of your sketchy past.

Well, let's just say everybody knows,

When the going gets tough, kat gets going, right?

Marcos will find me.

He's been tracing you since the very first day.

There is no way that you're going to get out of this.

- Ow! - Oh, sweetheart.

There's nothing to trace.

I drove your car here and I left my cellphone at home.

Sorry.

- The devil's in the details. - Yes, it is.

But now, time is of the essence.

Please, richard, no.

Oh... I know.

But they're gonna come find your car soon,

And you have to be dead by then, right?

Suicide by drowning.

Aw. Come here.

You know how beautiful you are though, right?

- [shouts] - [muffled shouting]

[grunting]

[panting]

[groaning]

[panting]

[panting]

[gasps lightly]

You know, you just did me a favor.

They'll never believe it was suicide.

No one's gonna find your body.

They'll just think you disappeared like you always do.

Richard.

Stop.

Put the rock down.

Oh my god. Marcos, thank god.

She was trying to kill me.

- Don't believe him, marcos. - Cut the act, richard.

The autopsy came back on sue taylor.

They found your dna everywhere--

Under her fingernails, on her teeth,

And in her unborn child.

No.

Marcos, that girl was crazy, okay?

I never even touched her.

Like you didn't touch vivienne?

We found her body, richard.

That was kat!

It's over, richard. It's over, give it up.

You see? Everyone betrays me.

None of this is even my fault.

You can tell your story in court,

Like you did before.

[police sirens in distance]

[handcuffs clicking]

I just want everyone to know the truth.

- Then they'll see. - Everyone will see, richard.

Everyone will see the truth.

- Are you okay? - Yeah.

Yeah, thank you.

You're safe now. Backup's on the way.

Turns out richard davrow wasn't even his real name.

It was logan. Logan caine.

He had a criminal history a mile long.

How is that even possible? How did he get those pills?

We don't know for sure.

Mail order, maybe. I mean, he was smart.

He was a conman, conned his way through life.

Managed to fool everyone.

Yeah, even me. Especially me.

Kat, it wasn't your fault.

Yeah, I mean, he fooled all of us.

And I'm sorry, kat. I should have believed you.

Well, he would have killed me too if it weren't for you.

No need to give me too much credit,

I was just doing my job.

How did you find me, anyway?

I mean, richard's plan was pretty airtight.

He made sure we couldn't be traced.

He made one mistake.

He should have taken your phone away.

We managed to track you.

Wait, don't you need, like, a warrant for that?

[chuckles] not too hard to get,

Not with a questionable suspect.

And was I a questionable suspect?

Without a doubt. [chuckles]

You always kept me guessing, kat.

I already let you get away once.

I wasn't gonna let it happen again.

Well, none of you need to worry about that.

I'm not going anywhere anytime soon.

This is home. I'm home now.

With all you guys.

So, let's dig in, okay? Seconds, anyone?

- Absolutely. - All right.

[indistinct chatter]

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