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This is 727-L-30 at
Valley Vista Landfill.

Suspects are in custody.

I have your statement and
your contact information.

I'll call you if I have
any other questions.

You're gonna book them, right?

This is government
property. That's trespassing.

Ought to go to
jail, if you ask me.

Well, you did the right
thing calling it in, sir.

And I'll take it from here.
Have a good evening, sir.

Hey. There's only
two types of people

that come to a
landfill at night...

Crazies and criminals.

Well, I'd say...
they're the former.

What the hell were
you two thinking?

It's kind of an odd shape.

And you know what
shape you're interested in?

So many options.

I don't know which one
feels most like Maddie.

Wait, that's bad, right?
I should know this.

You should relax.

They're all nice.
Maybe a little traditional.

- It doesn't have to be a diamond.
- Well

the saying isn't
"Opals are forever."

I can't do this.

Crazy to think
that I could do this.

What am I doing?

Chim, what's going on?

You wanted to come here
and now you're freaking out?

Is this a mistake?

Don't you think you should have

asked yourself that question
before we got here, Chim?

I'm supposed to be
buying a ring for Maddie,

and I keep thinking
about Tatiana.

You remember how
terribly that went?

Why would I put myself
in this situation again?

- It's like I got PTSD.
- First of all,

Maddie is not Tatiana.

And you are not the same
person you were back then.

When you asked
Tatiana to marry you,

it was for the wrong reasons.

You were looking for something,

you were trying to
create something special.

But with Maddie,
you already have that.

What if this isn't something
that she doesn't even want?

You two still haven't
talked about this

since the accountant thing?

I thought you said you
were gonna discuss it.

That's too awkward.

If I bring it up now,
she's gonna think

it's 'cause that
accountant brought it up.

It's like that guy
beat me to the punch.

Or maybe he gave
you a perfect opportunity

to have an open and honest
discussion about marriage.

I mean, this is gonna sound
like a crazy question, but

how come you haven't
asked her before now?

I think I always meant to ask,

but just never seemed like
the right time, you know?

When she was pregnant,

I didn't want her to think
that was the only reason.

And she struggled so
much after she had Jee,

that definitely it wasn't

the right time to
bring it up then.

I don't know, I guess
life just got in the way.

And now?

You're in your own way?

Maybe.

But if I don't ask now,
I'm scared that I never will.

Chim, listen, if
you're not sure,

you don't have to do this.

You don't have to
decide anything right now.

No, I love Maddie.

We have a family
together. That's what I want.

I'm doing it.

I'm gonna do it!

Excuse me.

You know what? I'm
gonna take this one.

The trinity engagement
ring. Excellent choice.

I'll box it up for you.

Congratulations.

I guess we're having a wedding.

All right!

Ho-ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.

Wow. That is a
serious rock. Or, rocks.

You sure you should
be keeping it here?

One of you planning
on robbing me?

I kept it at home, I didn't
want to risk Maddie finding it.

It's beautiful, Chim.
Congratulations.

Thanks, Cap.

Maddie is going to
lose it when she sees it.

And so is Jee-Yun

when she realizes
she's gonna have to get

a job slinging lattes
to make up for the dent

- you made in her college fund.
- Ha. Ha.

I didn't overspend
too much. Not really.

If there was ever an
occasion to splurge, Chim,

it's buying an engagement ring.

Yeah, seriously,
this is amazing news.

Congratulations. We're
officially gonna be family.

- Come here, brother-in-law.
- Yes.

Yes, very cool.

Hey, you know
what? I could officiate.

That'd be great,
but we haven't really

- even thought about...
- I'll check with Athena,

but if you wanted to do
something on the smaller side,

we could host in the backyard.

Rehearsal dinner or whatever.

Yeah, are you gonna do

any traditional Korean
wedding customs?

You know, when my
cousin got married,

we basically had
two very different,

very elaborate ceremonies.

Elaborate? I don't
know about that.

- We haven't thought a lot...
- And don't you worry.

We won't make you pick
your best man just yet.

I mean, is there even
really a question?

Hen, it's my sister.

Okay, guys, guys.

I think you all are
jumping the gun a bit here.

And you are stressing me out.

I still have to pop
the actual question.

So, what's the plan?

Come on, it's Chim... we
know it's gonna be some

grand romantic gesture.

Do you remember the guy
who proposed while skydiving?

You mean the guy who broke

both femurs and
cracked three ribs?

I'm gonna keep
this really simple.

So after dinner, we
put Jee to bed, boom!

I get down on one
knee and I ask her.

That's kind of basic.

No offense.

What he means is proposals
are kind of a thing these days.

But hey, you do what you
want to do, okay? Just saying,

- it might be an opportunity.
- A-a huge opportunity.

You know, Maddie
deserves something

that she's gonna
remember forever.

You both do.

No, no. You-you cannot
propose without a plan.

Copy that. Got to have a plan.

It's pretty, right?

You think Mommy's gonna like it?

I feel like I missed something.

When did it become "bring
your daughter to work" day?

Mrs. Lee forgot she
had an appointment,

so she had to bring her here.

Maddie should be on
her way to pick her up.

Well, then, you better
put that thing away.

Yeah.

Hey, Cap, were you nervous when
you asked Athena to marry you?

Look, before I
proposed to Athena,

she asked me to move in,
but I, you know, I wasn't sure.

Not because of her,

but because it made
me think about the future,

which I wasn't in the
habit of doing then.

But, once I thought about it,

I couldn't imagine
a future without her.

It's like that old saying...
When you know, you know.

It's not that I don't know.

I just don't want
to screw this up.

- You're not gonna screw this up.
- Screw what up?

- Hey, Maddie, how are you?
- Hi.

Wow, it's been a while.

Hey, it hasn't been that long.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Well, you got here
quick. No traffic?

No, I got very lucky. Hi!

I'm gonna give you two a minute.

Hi.

I didn't mean for him
to leave his own office.

Hi! How's my girl doing?

She's good.

She didn't have her nap,
so she might be a demon

in about an hour or so,
but, she did have lunch.

Good. Are you hungry?

Not currently. Why?

'Cause I just thought maybe
we could go and get lunch

since we didn't have a
chance to talk last night.

I guess we can
take a rain check.

Yeah, sorry about that.

It's okay, we'll just
see you at home.

Yeah, see you at home.

Shouldn't you be
getting out there?

Yeah, I'm just waiting for you.

Okay.

- All right, well...
- Bye, Daddy. - Bye.

We'll see you later.

- Okay. Bye.
- Okay. Bye.

- Bye.
- Bye.

See you.

My God.

Are you sure that
that's a good idea?

You should have really left
it in a locker or something.

I didn't have time.
Maddie was right there.

I'm worried she's gonna
start suspecting something.

Relax, she's fine. I
ran interference for you.

Yeah, that wasn't
awkward at all.

So... what about a nice
romantic hot air balloon?

No. Never ends well.

I could charter a
boat at the marina,

take her on a sunset cruise.

You guys do realize you're
just pitching potential calls?

What about a flash mob?

That's fun, she'll
never see it coming.

That's too public. Your
sister would hate that.

I'm with her on that.

Why would you want to
invite a bunch of strangers

into your moment?

So what about you and
Karen? Who asked who?

Well, we both asked.

We went on a weekend
getaway, spur of the moment...

I had a ring and everything.

It turns out, so did she.

We were both plotting
to propose that weekend.

So we did.

Couldn't ask for a clearer sign

that you two are
meant to be together.

I had a pretty clear sign, too.

Shannon got pregnant.

When she told me the news, I
said, "We should get married."

I barely even asked.

But you said I
got to have a plan.

Proposals are a
whole thing, right?

So is riling you up, Chim.

Chim, just remember
what I told you.

No matter what you decide to do,

she's gonna love it and
she's gonna say yes.

Exactly.

It doesn't have to be a
big over-the-top production.

Don't overthink it. And
don't listen to Eddie.

Yes, Mr. Osbourne,

I know we wanted to
publish the new article tonight,

but as you know, our
cloud server crashed

and I lost all
my earlier drafts.

No, I don't know why it crashed.

I don't work in I.T.!

Yes, of course.

I am so sorry for being short.

First thing tomorrow?

Yes, I can make that happen.

And thank you so much
for being understanding.

Jerk.

What?

Come on, Molly. You got this.

Thank God.

What the hell was that about?

Okay, not helpful.

Stress causes everything.

All right, let's get in there.

Looks like she's
still breathing,

airways may not be
completely compromised.

Let's get her in position
for abdominal thrusts.

Nothing.

Whatever is in
there must be small.

We got to take a look.

Here, here. Let's have you sit.

Okay.

All right.

Ooh. That is not good.

My teeth are... Are they gone?

Um, doesn't look like it,

but there's definitely
something going on in there.

All right.

Let's see here.

Open wide for me.

There's some bleeding
of the soft palate.

Hand me a pair of forceps, Chim.

All right.

Okay.

Yeah, that's
definitely not a tooth.

Maybe a tonsil stone.

A what?

Small calcified masses

that are produced by,
you guessed it, the tonsils.

So, I'm not losing my teeth?

Nope. Just some
little lumps of bacteria

that form due to accumulated
mucus, food and debris

that gets stuck back there.

Hence the trademark smell.

Easy does it, that
might be another one.

- Ooh.
- Ooh.

All right,

let's-let's take
another look in there.

Seems like your mouth is
cooking up a whole batch.

All right.

Please forgive
me, but I need this.

All right, here we go.

Let's get these guys out.

Dispatch, please be advised

we have a patient who's
gonna be in need of emergency

ear, nose and throat services
at Midtown United Hospital.

Ma'am, let's get
you on this gurney.

Hospital?

That's a hard no.

That's not a yes-or-no question.

It's a no.

I can't subject anyone else
to this halitosis from hell.

I'll go to the dentist
in the morning.

Your dentist's not
qualified to handle this.

Your tonsils are still
bleeding from the stones.

You could accidentally
inhale the blood

which causes
aspiration pneumonia.

That's when you
choke on your own blood

and cause infection,

which also creates a
lot of mucus, right, Cap?

Excessive amounts of mucus.

Then there's respiratory
failure, followed by death.

Which is way more
serious than bad breath.

Line is set.

Go ahead and switch
on the pump, Chim.

What if she says no?

- Who?
- Maddie.

Everyone keeps telling
me that she's gonna say yes,

no matter how I do it,
but that's not a given.

Why would she say no?

Maybe because of her history.

Has she been married before?

Yeah, she was.

And it wasn't a good one.

With everything
Maddie's been through,

she has every reason to say

she's not ready to
get married again.

Or as Molly put it, a hard no.

If she says no...
which she won't...

Then you just don't get married.

Everything stays the same.

But what if that's
not what I want?

What you want is important, too.

Okay, you should really
not be talking right now.

I was wrong.

I don't think this
was a good idea.

I can't handle Maddie
turning me down.

Chim... I'm not doing it.

Ring's going back
tomorrow. Wedding's off.

I can't believe this.

Was I wrong?

- He's spiraling, right?
- Spiraling?

Fighter jets spiral when they
lose control going Mach 1.

Chimney's headed straight
into a wall at Mach 10.

You, you got to help
me talk him down.

I don't know.

Maybe it's better
off if we stay out of it.

Since when? No, come on.

We just... we have
to make him realize

he's putting too much
pressure on himself.

- You know how he is.
- Which is why

I'm suggesting that we
try the hands-off approach.

Let him come to whatever
decision he's gonna come to

on his own.

I mean, there's only
one right decision.

He proposes, she says yes,

it turns into the best decision
either of them have ever made.

If he gets there.

We'll just have to

- wait and see how it plays out.
- How it plays out?

Wait a minute... you
don't want to get involved

'cause you don't want
him to marry Maddie.

Hen, how can you
even think that?

After everything
they've been through?

How far they've come.

Do you remember where
they were a year ago?

I do.

Maddie was gone,

and Chimney was
raising Jee-Yun alone.

Maddie was going through
a lot, and you know that.

I know. She was sick.

And I know that was...
that was terrifying

and overwhelming for her,

but the choice she
made gutted Chimney.

- And he forgave her.
- Of course he did.

'Cause he loves her.

And she deserves to
have her happily ever after.

Why is this always about
what Maddie deserves?

And what's best for her?

What about what
Chimney deserves?

They both deserve to be happy.

You're right.

- You're absolutely right.
- No, don't do that.

You're still blaming Maddie.

I'm not blaming her.

All I'm saying is
that their relationship

has been one trauma after
the other from the beginning.

Maybe they both need
to, to heal from that

before jumping into marriage.

What do you think the last
year has been for them?

Then why is Chimney
freaking out the way he is?

- What do you mean?
- It's Chimney...

Look, I-I know that we
love to give him a hard time

because it's fun to watch.

Chimney spiral,
but in this case,

I think that anxiety is coming
from a very real place...

Fear.

And he may not be
able to voice it, but I am.

He's my best friend.

And I don't want
to see him get hurt.

Again.

Mom, you said we were
going to the bookstore.

I don't think this is the way.

The bookstore's last, baby.

Whatever we buy there
always weighs a ton.

I'm strong.

Yes, my little man,
you are very strong.

My gosh. Hold on.

Watch your step.

So, um, I guess we're just gonna
forget that I need new shoes?

- I did not forget.
- You forget everything, Mom.

Okay, check the
attitude, young lady.

- I'm hungry. Okay,
great idea, Jayden.

Time for a snack. Let's go.

Everyone just, here,
here. Come park it here.

And... Mom's gonna
grab us some...

Pretzels. Perfect.

Okay, carbs.

- Cinnamon raisin for me.
- I want a big one.

Okay, I'm not taking
orders. They're pretzels.

Sort of a metaphor
for my entire existence.

Okay...

Hey, at least see if
they have gluten-free!

Okay.

Hi.

Um, can I please get

four pretzels and
four lemonades.

And can you make
one of them gluten-free?

The pretzel, not the lemonade.

Thank you.

Okay. All right.

Okay.

Thank you.

Okay. Some mustard...
My kids are messy.

All right.

Okay, pretzels and
lemonade... Yum, yum.

That's a balance trick.

GF for Scarlett and Evelyn,

and w...? Where's Jayden?

I'm sure he's around
here. Let's find him.

Jay...

- Hey, Jayden?
- Jayden?

- Jayden?
- Jayden?

Jayden! Where did he go?

- I don't know.
- I'm sure he's hiding somewhere.

- It's fine. Jayden.
- Jayden!

- Jayden. - Jayden.
- Jayden.

Jayden! Where did he go?

I don't know.

My God.

No.

Okay.

His name is Jayden.

Jayden Baker. God.

He's gone. He's
just gone, he's...

- How long ago was this?
- It couldn't have been more than

- three minutes or five?
- I don't know!

Can you describe him?

He's four and a half.

He has blonde hair.

Blue jeans and a green jacket.

He's just a little baby. Jayden!

Help is on the way. What
is your name, ma'am?

My name is Candice.

Candice, can you retrace your
steps to where you last saw him?

I wasn't here. I...

I left him with my daughters

at the food court and when
I came back, he was just...

He was just... he was gone!

My God. Did he... Did
he talk to any... anyone?

- Any strangers or anything?
- No strangers, no strangers.

My God.

- Jayden!
- Jayden!

My God. My husband.

We're getting divorced,

and he's disputing custody.

I have a priority
one, missing child

at Golden Valley Mall.

Possible parental kidnapping.

Candice, what's
your husband's name

and where does he work?

We're gonna try and contact him.

Timothy Baker.
He's at Elliot/Wexler.

It's a law firm in Century City.

Linda, find the father.

All right, everybody, listen up.

Okay, just... go.

- Just go look in every store.
- Jayden!

Jayden!

Critical Missing.

Anyone get a 911 call

from the mall
about a found child

or suspicious activity,
shout it out ASAP.

Send all the units you can.

727-L-30, arriving
at south entrance.

Alert other units
to form a perimeter

at other entrances. On my mark,

they will work their way in.

Copy that, 727-L-30.

My God. Go in and
try the candy store.

- Okay.
- Jayden!

What-what... what
if he took him?

What if someone else did?

He could be anywhere. There's...

There's so many people.

He could be anywhere.

We're going to focus
on what we know,

which is that the police
should be landing now.

- He's not out there.
- No? God.

Nothing. Nothing.

- Candice?
- God.

They're here. They're
here. They're here.

I'm gonna keep you

on the line while I
contact the other officers.

Make way.

Candice, I'm Sergeant Grant.

Does your son
have a favorite store?

- Any place that he'd want to go?
- I'm not sure.

We've been here for hours.
He could be anywhere.

727-L-30, additional
units are in position.

Copy, dispatch.
Send them toward us.

- My officers are moving - to meet them.
- Candice,

we've located your husband.

He's at work, and he's
been there all morning.

My God.

Then what could have
happened to my baby?!

Let's stay focused
on the search.

The police on converging
on your location.

- What'd you find?
- We got nothing.

- Anything?
- Negative, ma'am. Nothing.

Have you...? Please
help me. Please help me.

No, no, no. No,
no. Don't go there.

- Please help me.
- Don't go there.

Just breathe. Just breathe.

It's okay.

I don't suppose this mall
has a public address system?

Only music, and there's
no access for voice.

Maddie, I have a gentleman
on the line who's at the mall.

Says he saw a boy wandering
alone in the food court.

I'm showing seven
calls total from the mall.

Similar call over here!

We don't need a
public address system.

727-L-30,

be advised, there is no
public address system,

but we're gonna crowdsource one.

We need everyone down
there to get very loud.

Everyone, we're
going to need your help.

Jayden! Jayden! Jayden! Jayden!

Jayden! Jayden! Jayden!

Jayden! Jayden!

Jayden! Jayden!

- Jayden!
- Candice.

Candice.

Jayden!

My God!

I went to get us dessert.

Thank you!

Go ahead.

How do you even
know it's in here?

It could be anywhere,
in any landfill.

Because... I've got this.

And it shows me
the exact spot to dig.

This is insane. You're insane.

And you're a bad roommate.

If it was so valuable,

you shouldn't have
left it laying around.

You idiot.

I left it laying on the
floor next to my desk...

That's where it belongs.

It's a hard drive tower.

Had my entire
life savings on it.

It wasn't trash.

How was I supposed to know?

It was...

Hey, but... There
was money on it?

How much?

Okay, I'm not lifting a
finger until you tell me

- exactly how much.
- With the crypto crash

earlier this year
and everything,

it's probably worth
about four million.

- Dollars?!
- Give or take.

I need the money to
self-publish my album.

Wow.

If you want me to
help you look for it,

I get a cut. Even split.

- Absolutely not.
- Fine. 70-30.

- No.
- Okay.

If that's how you're
gonna be, I'll just go home.

Hey, wait!

75-25.

Let's get digging.

Tracker says this way.

Bruce. Bruce.
It's time to call it.

Come on, don't go.

Hey, we'll do 50-50.

No amount of money is
gonna keep me here, okay?

This place smells like what
I imagine death smells like.

Only 50 times worse.

And your music sucks.

Nobody is gonna
buy your album, okay?

I'm-I'm out. I'm out. I'm out.

- Hey, wait!
- I think I see it!

Wait, for real?

Hey.

Hey, hey!

Get out of there.
Get out of there.

That ain't safe!

Bruce, Bruce, we're
blown. Let's go.

I've almost got it!

That ain't safe!
Get out of there.

- Bruce...
- Hey, wait, I've almost got it.

Get out! Hey, get out of there!

Come on.

I tried to warn them
for exactly this reason.

People don't understand
how dangerous this thing is.

Can you pinpoint where
they were, approximately?

One came down the side,

the other one went
right through the middle.

But the whole damn
mountain shifted.

They're good and buried.

All right, we're
looking for two men.

Eddie, Ravi, I want
you in harnesses

and safety lines...
you're going up top.

Hen, Chim, Buck, you're
staying down below,

searching the perimeter.

Keep your gas masks handy

in case any hydrogen
sulfide escapes those piles.

- Let's go.
- Copy that.

LAFD! Can you hear me?

LAFD! Is anyone there?

LAFD!

- LAFD! Can you hear me?
- LAFD!

We are coming for you!

I got someone here.

Let's get this
cardboard off of him.

Buck.

- Unconscious.
- Airways look clear.

- Pulse is steady.
- All right.

First let's get this thing
stabilized so it doesn't move.

Let's get some cribbing in here.

- You got it, Cap!
- Chim, Hen, what do we got?

This wire's sliced through
the dermis of his arm.

But I'm still getting
a distal pulse.

We'll pack him, stabilize him.

Leave him for the orthopedic
surgeon to deal with.

All right, I'll call it in.

Got another wire here,

partially subsecting
the abdomen.

- We need to remove that.
- Yeah.

But we can't risk the wire
moving even a centimeter.

My hard drive... Sir, sir,
try not to move, okay?

We're working on
getting you free.

Just stay there.

I had it. Can't
believe I lost it.

Sir, if you don't keep still,
you could bleed out internally.

Okay? Just

be still or the only thing
you're gonna loose is your life.

- Cap?
- Yeah.

There's a subsurface
fire over here.

Eddie, meet me
at Ravi's location.

On my way.

Smith?

Go ahead, Cap.

You and Quintana
get to the truck,

start loading some
hoses with wet water

and be prepared to hit this fire

from surface level.

Roger that.

Help!

I need help!

- Hey!
- Help!

- Help me, please.
- Keep talking.

We'll come to
you. We'll find you.

Help!

Help! I'm over here!

Cap. Cap, he's here.

Please, I'm here.

I'm here!

Hey!

I'm Ravi. We're gonna
get you out of there.

What's your name?

Nate. But please, hurry!

Are you hurt, Nate?

I-I don't think so.

Just, just stuck.
And very, very hot.

That fire is right
underneath him.

Yeah, with plenty
of fuel to feed it.

You guys get rigged up...
We're gonna lower you down

by the aerial ladder. Let's go.

- Copy.
- What about the fire?

Pulling him out is gonna
expose it to more oxygen.

That is a chance we're
gonna have to take.

We got to get to him
before the fire does

and it looks like it's
not gonna be that long.

Once you're down there,

we'll lower a loaded
line with wet water,

you can quench
everything once he's out.

- It's gonna be close.
- Copy that.

You hang tight, Nate.

Okay.

Hey, Nate, I'm Firefighter Diaz.

How you holding up?

- It's really getting hot.
- Yeah.

There's a fire in the
interior of this landfill.

We're gonna get you out of here

before it reaches
this area, okay?

- Okay.
- All right.

We're gonna lift you
straight up and out

with this capture
strap, all right?

Hot!

It's right under me!
It's right under me!

All right. We're almost there.

I can feel it. Please, hurry.

Get me out of here!

We got you, buddy.

Wet water tank is topped off.

Opening valve.

I had it. I had it in my hands.

Please, let me go back.

You're not going anywhere.
Except maybe to surgery.

Bruce, let it go, man.

No, it's here. It has to be.

Well, I think it's
gonna stay there.

- Lost to the ages.
- No.

A-As soon as I get out of the
hospital, we're coming back.

I'm never giving up.
I'll never surrender!

He really doesn't take no
for an answer, does he?

Nope.

And after all that, he
still hasn't given up hope.

What the hell was I thinking?
I got to propose to her!

Great idea.

Yep.

Sounds like a perfect plan.

I can still smell it.

It's, like, burnt in my nose.

It's called phantosmia.

The brain recreates smells
even when they're not present.

Yeah, I have
another name for it.

Great. I'm gonna smell
like a garbage dump

when I pop the question.

Tonight's the night?

Yeah.

I'm not waiting a minute longer.

I don't need all the hoopla,

just Maddie and Jee.
That's all I'll ever need.

It's gonna be great.

And when she sees that ring,

she'll forget about
how you smell.

Here's hoping.

What's wrong?

It's gone.

Chim... It's not in my office.

And it's not upstairs.
I looked everywhere.

This is crazy.

The last place I had
it was in your office.

And I had it the
whole time after that.

Look, I just want it noted,

for the record, I did say
that was probably a bad idea.

Not the time.

That's right, you did warn me.

And wouldn't it be funny
to teach me a lesson.

What do you mean?

Drop the innocent act, Panikkar.

- You took it.
- What?!

- Yeah.
- Why would I take your ring?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think
you've officially lost it, Chim.

I haven't lost anything.
You people stole it.

You said it yourself, you
love messing with me.

- Well, mission accomplished.
- Chim.

Take a breath. We
would never do that to you.

I know you would
never do that, Cap.

These guys probably planned

this whole little prank
and left you out of the loop.

We do it all the time.

Good to know.

You, having any luck in there?

None.

- And I turned this rig upside down.
- Have you?

Or have you just been
pretending to search?

- Don't start, Buck.
- Come on, you took it.

All right? You have motive.

You don't want him
to marry Maddie.

I expressed a concern.

One that I was hoping
would stay between us.

What's this here?

Looks to me like two
criminals conspiring.

He thinks we took his
ring and we're hiding it.

It wasn't me.

I didn't have
anything to do with it.

I believe you, Buckley.
You're a terrible liar.

And then there was Hen.

I did not take that ring.

None of us did.

I don't know.

Let's look at the
evidence, shall we?

I left the firehouse
with the ring

and I put in that bag, which
you were all witness to.

The same bag that
you all had access to,

but no one with more
access than my partner.

It's always the ones
that are closest to you.

It was you, Fredo.

- You sound like an insane person.
- It all adds up.

You were trying
to talk me out of it

- at the jewelry store.
- No, I wasn't.

I was asking you the question
that any friend would ask...

"Are you sure?"

And you've been
flip-flopping ever since.

You're all over the place, Chim.

There's a lot at stake here.

I have every right
to be nervous.

Maybe your nerves are
trying to tell you something.

Like what?

Like maybe you shouldn't
be getting married.

Buck, guys, let's give
these two a minute.

I don't know what's worse.

The fact that you
actually feel this way,

or that you felt it
and you didn't tell me.

I didn't say anything because
I didn't want to hurt you.

I'd say that was a fail.

Chim, listen, I'm-I'm not
telling you not to propose.

That's not what it sounds like.

I'll support whatever
decision you make.

But it's the indecision
that worries me.

How can you expect
me to be fully on board

when you're not even sure?

You're supposed
to be on my side.

I am.

When Maddie left,

I watched how you
struggled with so much guilt.

You blamed yourself when
she was the one that left.

She didn't trust you
enough to fully share what,

what she was going through.

Can you trust that she
won't do that again?

I can't predict the future.

But we've spent a lot of time

trying to rebuild
what was broken.

On both sides.

And we're in a better place.

Maddie is in a better place.

I'm glad.

Truly. I'm... I am.

Good.

'Cause you of all people
should really understand.

When you cheated
on Karen with Eva,

how long did it take for
you to regain her trust?

A long time I suppose.

But she forgave you.

She did.

And you moved forward from that?

We did.

That's all I want.

That's marriage.

We hurt the ones
we love all the time.

Doesn't mean we
shouldn't be together.

You're right.

I'm sorry, Chim.
I'm a terrible friend.

No, you're my best friend.

My very opinionated,
sometimes wrong best friend.

You were just
trying to protect me,

and I love you for that.

I overstepped.

And I forgive you.

See how that works?

Come on. Let's
go find that ring.

We've looked everywhere.

Not everywhere.

This is pointless.

Even if it's here, we're
never gonna find it.

I thought we were
gonna get lucky at.

Little Miss Tonsil
Stones' place,

but she almost
called the cops on us.

Yeah, can you blame her?

I give up.

It's lost... I just
have to accept it.

Come on, let's get out of
here before somebody sees us.

I'm sorry, Chim.

I really am.

You are about to both be sorry.

Ath...?

Stop... talking, sir.

- Yes, Officer.
- Sergeant.

Sergeant!

Come with me, immediately.

It was an emergency.

It was not an
emergency. It was stupid.

Now you both should
know better than anyone

how dangerous it is out there
after what happened today.

It's my fault.

I just thought I could
find it, but it's gone.

Lost for good.

Bobby told me what happened.

I'm sorry, Chim.

But did you really think
you could find a ring

in all of that?

It was my last hope.

But now that's gone, too.

Look, you lost the ring,

but that doesn't mean you
still can't have the marriage.

If that's what you
want. All is not lost.

Thanks for letting
me use your shower.

Just not ready to face home yet.

- Here, I made you some tea.
- Thanks.

How you feeling?

Like a loser and a failure.

I think that pretty
much sums it up.

Yeah, and an idiot.

Don't say that.

Maybe you can file
an insurance claim,

get some of the money back?

This is not about
the money, Hen.

- This is a sign.
- Chim.

It's a ring, an object.
You can get another one.

No, the universe is
trying to tell me something.

Every time me and
Maddie try to make

something real, concrete,
it falls away like sand.

Maybe it's time I start
paying attention to that.

Okay, would you like to

pick out something to play
with while I get you some milk?

I will take that as a yes.

Wish that Papa... Papa.

La, la, la, la, la.

I just don't want
to screw this up.

- You're not gonna screw this up.
- Screw what up?

- Hey, Maddie, how are you?
- Hi.

Wow, it's been a while.

Hey, it hasn't
been that long. Hi.

- Hi.
- Well, you got here quick.

No traffic?

No, I got very lucky. Hi!

I'm gonna give you two a minute.

- All right, well...
- Bye, Daddy. - Bye.

- Okay. We'll see you later.
- All right.

Bye.

Okay, I got the milk.

You ready? Let's go... Car!

Here we go.

Carrot, carrot, carrot.

Is it a carrot?

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