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Thank you.

Anything.

Go.

50.

Oh my God.

2nd.

Oh, I got it.

Do you?

Different.

I need your help with something, honey.

OK.

Ohh.

Yes, all right, God.

Hi, I'm Don.

I love my story.

Oh, my God, you scared?

Sorry.

Your door is open.

I just wanted to be the first to welcome you.

They're birds of paradise.

Affected myself.

Oh, how sweet.

I'm Madeleine.

This is my husband.

Still feels so rude to say that we just got married.

My God, that's great.

Congrats.

This little guy.

That's Rambo.

Rambo.

Like Sylvester Stallone, right?

What?

No.

With the French poet are you have to Topher,

I saw your equipment.

That's just a hobby.

Well if you ever need a model, make yourself at home.

Park is a rider.

Actually he's on the best sellers.

It was for nonfiction.

Ohh right.

What's the book called?

Back to Normal.

It's a story about a war vet with PTSD coming home.

I'm rather too.

I have a blog.

I love this house.

It is so gorgeous.

You know, if you ever need any help decorating,

I have an incredible eye design,

like

all my friends houses.

That's so sweet.

My mom's a decorator.

Actually, she's going to be flying in from Seattle in a little bit.

So do you guys have kids?

Really good babysitting and I'm practically

a full time babysitter

when Chris's in town

cause this whole band is a bunch of babies.

Wow, so we have rock stars living next door.

Well hardly.

They tour in a Dodge van with carpeting on the ceiling.

But I am in their latest music video

and I designed all the costumes

so you totally check

it out.

Oh, you know, that's funny because Madeline's a costume designer.

What?

That's crazy.

We have so much in common.

Do you play?

It came with the house, actually.

I write music.

Oh my God it does it all.

Real triple threat lyrics.

And I said I don't play any instruments or anything,

but I do have some demos on my blog

and you can read my writing there too.

It's dawnoftime.com donedone.com.

We will definitely check that out.

Do you think it's haunted?

I think all houses are on.

There's a little sensitive about the each word.

Ohh, why?

It could be a good thing.

Ghosts can be friendly too, you know.

Plus I am very connected to the spirit world and this place.

Of course.

She is some really good energy.

You guys know Dorothy yet?

Yeah, she runs like the Historical Society or something.

She knows everything about these old houses.

Well, we both have to meet her, OK?

Don't

have to be rude,

but we have a lot of impacting to do.

Yeah, but thank you so much for stopping by.

And thank you for the beautiful flowers.

Oh my God you guys, I'm so excited that you're here.

Seriously, I am starved for human connection

so we will have to have a drink to celebrate.

She spent like, thanks, bye.

She is not modelling for you.

Dessert.

Thank you.

You know I did lessons at the kid.

Pretty good.

Ohh.

Broke my mother's heart.

When did you realise I had no talent?

Ohh.

My dad used to say the piano.

We've got no raw notes.

That's Monk.

That's the loneliest monk, he said.

They were both wrong.

The faster her fingers flew over the keys,

the more you marvelled.

Is that month too?

Ohh, that's flow better.

Madame Bovary.

For the Madame Bovary, play this.

Yeah.

Jesus.

You guys see this?

I have it.

Hello.

They leave this here.

This is a plate camera.

These things are worth a fortune.

I mean this, the original owners.

This is amazing.

Do you think it's still worth?

We'll find out.

By the way, you're squatters.

What?

What?

No, no, no.

No.

No.

No, no.

Hey, Parker, it's Rob.

I'm just calling to check and see how the ranks going.

Give me a call.

Peter Richmond, I haven't heard from you in a while.

Give me a call when you get a chance.

Thank you.

Jesus Christ.

You said you quit.

You smell like smoke.

You know I need your sperm that getting free, right?

It's no secret.

I married a month

and I'm going to make a baby facing Baby Cruz

just because I'm kids.

Kids.

I was kids.

How much do these things you're worth?

Start with one, see how it goes.

God, I wonder who she was.

You realise.

We are the first people to see this ever in the history of the universe.

I mean, this thing has to be 100 years older.

I mean, look at the dress.

That's the turn of the century.

I have one just like it.

Rob

Apparently it was more like milk money.

OK.

Rob, I'm at the mercy

of a very unreliable subject

who keeps blowing me off.

There is no other guy.

But I'll get you something soon.

Trust me.

Where are you off to?

Die.

So it's finally happening.

He was out of this at this donut shop

in MacArthur Park

because of his office.

They're going to be OK.

Little freaked out.

Come on, just take a table or drink something to relax.

I'll see you soon.

Thank you.

I love you.

I love you too.

Her back rack.

Have been Hamish, Jimmy Webb

Villains, Springsteen, Fred.

That's a very anaemic list that you have there, you know?

Yeah, I'm surprised you left yourself off of it.

Ohh.

Ohh, what about The Beatles?

Who are you?

I thought you were having a party.

No, no, no, no.

This is a house warming thing.

It's just a couple of friends.

This is Don.

He's.

Lives next door.

She's kind of the neighbourhood welcoming committee.

This is Rob.

It's my agent.

I'm off the clock.

It's just Rob.

Just Rob.

That's Davy.

Davy Bird, the famous songwriter.

That's me.

Yeah.

Your song.

Remember, when is one of my favourite songs ever?

No, I'm serious.

How old are you?

Very old girl, I can't get over this house.

How many bedrooms?

3 bedrooms.

One of them's parkers office though and the other one is a guest room.

I mean the nursery.

We'll see.

OK.

You got to do before you're 40.

Jesus, you fertility expert.

All I'm saying is now you can scrap your backup plan.

I mean, what are you gonna do

with all those eggs you froze

make up $14,000 omelette?

God, he's playing.

Please.

Princess.

Aside.

Right.

Seriously, was the last time I saw.

You.

My son.

They give you bigger bets on the book.

How's it going?

Slow start.

This move has been sucking all the life out of me,

but I finally met with my subject

and that his stories are amazing.

By these guys, it's like you're a you're a magnet

for seriously damaged individual stories

have to be told by someone.

Boys, boys, boys.

Yeah, gotta go.

Gotta go walk, Rambo.

But seriously, incredible party.

Iconic.

And you, What a freaking legend.

You're the legend.

You killed it.

You killed it on that piano.

Oh, oh, and by the way,

that guy Rob, your agent.

I think he's going to hit me.

Thanks.

Alright, let's do this again.

Sooner than later.

It's nice neighbourhood.

It's.

What was that?

Ohh nothing.

Nothing.

Why do you look like you just shit your pants?

Hey.

Can I tell you something?

Yeah, of course.

I know that you were friends with Maddie before me,

but I feel like we've gotten pretty

close.

Man, you like only friend.

Now go get it.

OK.

Excellent.

So before.

Maddie, there was this woman.

It didn't last long, just a few dates,

but it did not end well.

Does it ever?

You know, I'm serious.

This was really, really bad.

I mean it.

It started with phone calls

and then and then non-stop texting and.

So I changed my number, right?

But she finds a way around that.

And then one night.

I see her.

Shooting outside of my apartment in her car, just waiting.

Yeah, so.

I mean, I call it cops.

Hmm.

But by the time they get there, she's gone.

And this keeps happening every night for weeks and the cops

start thinking that I'm nuts.

Yeah, but.

One night I come home.

And she's there.

In my apartment.

Hiding under my bed.

Jesus Christ, man.

Yeah, they finally lock her up on the 5150.

Do you know what that is?

No

where they can keep you in a psych ward for 72 hours.

They end up keeping her for a month.

Yeah.

So I got a restraining order, and last I heard.

She had moved away someplace.

That you cannot.

Mention this to you need please.

Married doesn't know no, she knows about her.

She just doesn't know that I.

The what?

I think she might be back.

I love your neighbour.

She's really talented.

Jesus Christ.

It's like being in a beating heart.

Yeah,

so.

Look, I know this is the time of the place and you already got a wife,

so you don't even

malice in your head.

This is the best thing I've ever written.

Just give me a week.

Hey, I want to tour.

I gotta go anyway.

Alright, I'll call you.

OK.

Alright.

This is the money shot.

It's pretty good, right?

I'd love to get Janine up here.

I don't think we're done for live sex shows that you can work on.

House has been falling apart.

Shit, man, there's there's something in there.

Careful as Black widows around here.

Ohh shit.

You're an idiot.

Ohh for real then those boxes.

We keep finding all this weird stuff in this house.

What is it?

Letters, man.

It's like fucking fifty of them in here.

Fucking William.

My dear, sweet William.

A mere minute has passed since you kissed me goodnight.

And the scent of.

A ram fills my nostrils and clouds my mind.

Juicy stuff looking Victorian penthouse for him.

Wait a minute, who is William, the guy who built this house?

His name was William Woodruff.

OK, well keep reading.

OK, you erupt a passion in me.

That rivals the Sufis metaphor for an orgasm.

Though our lives our oceans apart.

I'm drawn to you like a ship to a lighthouse.

As if our souls are destined to unite.

William, I need not food,

no water if I can just taste your lips again.

Until then,

you're thirsty Flower

Rebecca.

That's pretty deep.

Baker Williams.

There was a flutter.

You never wrote me any love letters.

And you know what?

Dick pics don't tell William.

Forgot your house warming gift?

Yeah, let's stick that on.

Oh.

Oh no, it's good try.

Where's the finish this.

Do you think these things?

In the data.

Don't fight.

Look for a job.

Mercedes commercial Ohh Lenny's good,

but it's creative death.

Integrity is overrated.

Your money and run.

I think we should read one per night.

They'd be like little cliffhangers,

like those novels, written letters.

What are they?

Yes.

Ohh, I can't wait to show my mom.

They have been.

You think?

Hello.

What?

What are you doing?

Nothing.

I'm gonna lock up.

And you think I'm paranoid?

I always sleep with a baseball bat next to the bat.

The force of habit.

I've got a meeting early in the morning.

I'm gonna get some sleep.

I love you.

I love you too.

William.

Love is like a wave lapping at the shore.

It hits the sand only to roll back into the sea.

But when it finds a mother's love.

The waters meat.

And mix.

And become one deep ocean.

And if I cut open a vein, you would flow out.

In my heart, I know you feel the same.

Near the walls that keep us apart from.

You're floating flower.

Rebecca.

Back a little bit right there.

Perfect.

Oh my God, that CrossFit really doesn't number on your back.

Feels.

And what do you think she means?

The walls that keep us apart?

Was of society.

Victorian.

Is it a date back?

I think it's a metaphor.

I think she means something else.

Hey, where'd you stop?

On that one.

The corner one, Corner one.

What?

Stay there.

9.

We have a swing out back.

She was sitting on that and then she disappeared.

Disappeared.

Like a ghost.

No what?

No, I just lost sight of her.

And you called 911 for she had a stalker.

It was a year ago.

He has a restraining order.

Was it her?

I don't know, like I couldn't see her face.

Did you see her?

You have the restraining order?

I do, yes.

It's in my office.

Hang on.

If you can ID or it's no use.

What's your name?

Gina Santorelli Tell you what, we'll cruise around,

check the neighbourhood.

That's all we can do.

Probably drunk girl from the bars.

Was it her?

I don't know.

I feel sick.

I'm sorry, How could you not know she was crazy?

You know how PTSD works.

It's a slow cooker.

Like a tumour, it festers inside of you for months,

sometimes years.

Sometimes you don't even notice it.

But when you finally do.

So it's just too late.

He's taken root.

And it eats you alive.

I thought I could leave that all behind.

And that this could be a fresh start.

It is.

For both of us.

You think I don't have my fair share of trauma?

Try being a black woman in this world.

I've been screwed and gasless

so many times I could line up this street.

But we're together now.

Nothing's going to change that.

Yeah.

Park.

Can you?

Storms.

I'll be right.

The usual.

Thank you.

Rob, I was just going to call you.

Like it's finally coming through.

I have the 1st 30 pages.

I'll call you later, all right.

All right.

See you.

Hey, Piper, this is Rita Richmond again.

I don't know if you're out of town or what,

but I really do need to speak to you.

Call me.

Thank you.

Dear William.

By sheer fate of serendipity, I saw you today.

As I bought oranges on the farmers on Bunker Hill.

I spotted your high hat above the crowd.

Imagine my surprise to see you back from San Francisco and my excitement.

I nearly screamed out your name.

And how scandalous that I wore the very dressy bought me

with the lovely embroidery.

It's no wonder you enjoy clothing me

when faced with her matronly form.

Poor dear child.

Rearing is taking its toll.

But I am all yours, William.

Even if you are only half mile,

you are patient, Flower.

Rebecca.

You guys,

William is having an affair.

What?

The walls that keep us apart.

Come on.

That is his wife, His child.

Rebecca.

Mistress.

OK, first of all, William is a player.

She's wearing the dress that he bought her.

He just happens to see him.

They saw each other at a market.

He doesn't write her back.

He doesn't tell her he's in town.

No, no.

I'm with Davie.

I'm with Davie.

She's a stalker.

I think that's your modern cynicism you're putting on.

It's not cynicism.

And this is not a coincidence.

You could write or he could tell us that he doesn't want to be with her.

He's not.

So it seems like he's egging her on.

That is right.

She's clearly young and vulnerable.

You should communicate.

OK, guys, guys.

Need to break it to you,

but our dear sweet Rebecca is batshit crazy.

I got to take a leak.

Ohh, me too.

I'll go upstairs.

No, no.

Hey, I got it.

Look, I need to exercise.

She's crazy.

Ammunition is crazy.

Literally.

I mean, she got nice penmanship.

Ohh God I need a drink.

Hello.

Oh my God, what happened?

Come ambulance.

Hey, wait.

No, no, no, no.

What's your birthday?

OK.

We'll keep us updated, OK.

OK.

Like.

Umm.

Dave is still in the hospital.

They're keeping him overnight.

Gonna be OK.

Just this.

I hope you sleep.

There you go.

Those stairs are treacherous.

We'll do something about that.

Love you.

Shadow.

From the sea.

And the shadow came between my love and me.

Come.

I'm not crazy.

Just give me real.

This can't be.

Just thought having Liam make me a sandwich.

What do I look like a

sandwich?

I love you.

And you scared the hell out of him.

Mankind is waiting for the Messiah but for the German.

The Messiah is not the Prince of Peace.

Look, man, I know I'm not the most credible witness right now,

but fuck, I swear to God,

something.

Hit me.

Jamie, you just took a really bad fall.

I did not fall on my own.

I think she was in your house.

Ohh.

What do you mean?

Who?

Your stalker?

But you need you need to go back there right now.

You need you need to check everything top to bottom.

God damn it man.

Fuck it up.

Hope it's

I hope it's not true here.

Help me.

Give me the box.

Ohh,

what the hell is that?

It's a nine millimetre.

I'm not taking a gun.

One of them, right?

What if there was someone in your house?

What if there's still somebody in your house?

You got to go look.

Killing machines said I have to stay awake for 24 hours.

That's a perfect excuse for Maddie to stay here.

That speaks out your family.

Dear William.

Last night I stood outside your house.

Lamp burned in your study and I knew you were awake.

I could have rung your bell, My fingers just inches from it.

You would have answered the door.

Their wife being fast asleep.

You would have seen my face, and I yours.

And you would have been unpardonably furious with me.

And that tempestuous moment,

I could have sabotaged all that is dear to me

for the mere

sake of having your attention for a moment.

Why do you not respond?

My desperation is your making.

Rebecca.

It's just so sad.

Hey.

I saw your lights were on.

I thought you were maybe having another party.

Are you doing anything fun?

I mean, I'm a little busy,

my plans fell through

and I cannot find my Corkscrew

and I

hate to drink alone.

Is there any chance you want to just have a drink with me?

I will seriously weather away and die in my apartment

like I will be dead tomorrow if

you don't hang out with me.

I need to hang out with someone.

Come on then, OK.

Thanks.

Madeline staying with some friends tonight.

I was just going to do some work.

You want me to open that?

Only if you're going to drink it.

You could use something different.

I would love something stiff.

Oops, that didn't sound right.

I will have whatever you're having.

Bourbon, OK?

Bourbon's beautiful.

Thanks.

Here's looking at you, kid.

It's from Casablanca.

It's at all movie.

Do you ever wonder what it would be like to,

like, live in black and white?

I think about it all the time.

So much more glamorous.

I love your records.

We should put one on.

Where did you get the furniture?

I don't know wherever.

I read your book.

Then.

Wow.

I cried.

It was heartbreaking, beautiful.

Thank you.

Umm.

So why is it a bad time?

What?

He said it was a bad time.

Why?

Oh, it's a long story.

You didn't tell me anything, you know.

I don't give a secret.

I don't know.

Where you went wrong in life?

Like if you could go back to that moment

where you went off the rails and just.

Fix it.

If I had to live my whole life over again,

I'd make all the same mistakes,

only sooner.

To the bank had said that.

She's an.

So.

What's your moment?

Why?

I was 12.

Hanging out with some friends through an exit.

Cars from an overpass down.

To the freeway.

And this kid.

Derek Bush, He picks up this big rock

and he dares me to throw it off

and I said no.

But he had bought my burger.

That day and he said if I did it,

then I didn't have to pay him back.

So I did.

And went through a windshield

and a guy get off the side of the road and into a tree.

You still remember that sound.

It was like a plane crash, like a bomb going off.

And that was it.

And we.

We ran away and we never spoke about it ever again.

Until now.

Kids do stupid shit.

Either kids.

Was the guy OK?

So yeah, if I could go back, I would pay for my.