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Previously on Kyle XY

Adam wanted me to give you this.

- What's the symbol?
- Never seen it before.

- What is it?
- The company was sold this morning.

What does this mean?

I just lost my job.

XY's brain is powerful,
much like a computer.

We need what Kyle knows.
That's where she comes in.

What, like a mental hacker?

In a manner of speaking, yes.

She thinks that she's my sister.

I'm just supposed to live that lie?

Destabilizing the boy's
support structure

will make him more vulnerable,
receptive to her.

Get her into that family's life.

My sister Jessi,
she's been having some problems,

and I was hoping you might
be able to sit down with her.

I think I might be able to help you.

Jessi's got herself a therapist.

What is this?

It's your new car.

I thought we could work on it.

Why don't you come over later?
I'll be home around 4.

If you don't show up,
then I know there's nothing left to say.

Where the hell is he going?

About Charlie...

I should have told you
what was going on.

Yeah, well, being someone's friend
isn't about what you should have done...

it's about what you do.

Foss calls it sensory deprivation.

The removal of all other senses

to enhance the one sense that remains.

As I focused on the nighttime
sounds that surrounded me,

the world became more vid
than it ever had before.

So did the people around me.

I could sense things,

like the guilt and uncertainty
over losing a job.

Or the anxiety and self-doubt
over starting a new one.

Even staying up way past bedtime
to spend time with a new friend.

Or the first sparks of creativity...

which can't quite mask the pain
over a break-up.

But soon the walls of the Trager house
began to disappear...

and I could hear past
the symphony of crickets...

all the way into Amanda's house

where I could hear the soft
pounding of her heart.

It seemed even a broken heart
still beats the same.

But there was another heartbeat.

It was different,

erratic.

- Are you all right?
- There was a man.

He's getting away.

The thing about sensory deprivation

is you can use it to enhance
any of the senses.

But like my hearing,

in order to increase
what my eyes could see,

I had to tune out all of
my other senses...

until the only thing left was my vision.

Otherwise I would have
heard the car start.

Are you okay?

Yeah...

sort of.

I guess he got away?

- I tried to follow him, but...
- Detective Myatt, this is my...

daughter Amanda.

And you would be?

- I live next door, and I...
- Have nothing to do with this.

Mom, of course he has
something to do with this.

He chased after the guy.

Did you get a good look at him?

He drove away too fast.

Did you catch the license plate number?

I'm sorry.

Is there anything else missing?

Just my bracelet.

It was a gold antique charm bracelet.

It's been in my family forever.

It was a gift from my dad.

Do you mind if I take it to make a copy?

No, that's fine.

I'm sure the police will do everything
they can to find it, sweetheart.

The important thing is no one was hurt.

- Is there anything I can do?
- Yes.

You can let us deal with this
as a family.

You haven't heard from Declan
lately, have you?

No. Why?

Want him to pick up the crap
he left here, and he won't call me back.

It's like he's totally
gone off the grid.

I take it things aren't back to normal
with you and Amanda.

Why would you say that?

You've got your "Amanda" look.

I have an "Amanda" look?

Three or four.

Which one do I have now?

The one every girl wants a guy
to have when he's thinking about her.

Just give her time.

I just think we should
call the alarm company.

So they send someone out
to check out our system.

Only thing that'd bother me
more than an intruder

would be that creep
Tom Foss showing up again.

Why do we have an alarm anyway if
we have Kyle to chase down the bad guys?

I wanted to talk to you about that.

Chasing after that guy?
What were you thinking?

I was thinking I wanted to catch him.

Well, I'm off to work.

Figure somebody in this house
should have a job.

You know, Josh, I happen
to be seeing my first patient today.

Great.

You're worried about
some whack job breaking in,

but inviting them in is no big deal?

I'm just saying...
Is it really a good idea

to bring your freaky patients
into your house?

No offense, Kyle.

That reminds me, guys.

My patients expect privacy.

So my office is off limits.

So please...

make yourself scarce
whenever I have a session.

And my patient is not a freak.

You know that you can
turn the lights on.

What for?

Forget it.

Are you ready for your
first session with Dr. Trager?

Why do I have to do this?

Because you've had a hard time
since we moved here.

It's been hard for you
adjusting and making friends.

I think you're ready.

I know what you're thinking.
I've sent out a million resumes,

I've talked to that headhunter.

And besides, this is fun.

Fine. Fine. Could you just
keep it down a little?

My patient will be here soon.

Yeah, no problem.

Besides, I wanna check out
Josh's new headset anyway.

Hair-trigger Trager!

Thought you were at work.

Hello? Is somebody talking to me?

Well, duh!

Sounds like Josh has been
smokin' more of that skunk weed.

You're hearing' voices, man!
You know that stuff makes you paranoid.

Put your hands up and step away
from the bowl, Trager!

Skunk weed?

Hi, Emily. Please come in.

Hello.

And you must be Jessi.

I'm Nicole.

It's okay.

You're in good hands with Dr. Trager.

I'll be back in an hour, okay?

So, are you ready to get started?

Yes.

My office is right this way.

Just this way.

Moving to a new town can be
difficult for anyone,

but you could try to look at
this as a new beginning.

A chance to leave behind
whatever you didn't like

about your old life.

You're a blank slate.

Jessi, are you all right?

There's someone there.

Jessi, we're alone.

There's someone out there.

There you are.

The police called.
They told me they have a suspect.

Yeah. They want to see if
I can identify him.

Did they find your bracelet?

Not yet.

Why are you down here?

Detective Myatt wanted me to come down

and try and identify the car
they think the intruder used.

Why would people risk stealing

if they could end up here
and lose everything?

I guess they count on
not getting caught.

But odds are they will, eventually.

How much time will the guy that
broke into your house spend in prison?

Kyle, I don't care.

I just want my bracelet back.

You know, it never really mattered to me
how much it was worth.

It was the last thing my dad
gave me before he died.

That's what made it special.

I guess that sounds silly.

No.

I understand.

I feel the same way about this.

Did you get that from your family?

Yes.

I wish there's more I could do.
With what you've been through,

You've been through a lot, too.

Kyle, stop worrying about me.

I'm fine.

No, you're not.

I just want things to go back
to the way they were.

Your... your dad let me in.

How you been?

Okay.

Where you been?

Around.

Okay. Well, if you're gonna be
all vague and monosyllabic,

I mean, let's just get
the hostage trade over with.

So, is that everything?

Now it is.

I gave that to you for Christmas.

And now I'm giving it back.

You keep it.

Then we're done. I'll have
my lawyer send over the paperwork.

You know, if you ever need anything...

if anything ever happens...

- I'm here for you, right?
- Are you confused about

the whole dumping thing?
It kinda means I stop counting on you.

- Trager...
- It also means

you're no longer allowed to "Trager" me.

I'll walk you out, Jessi.

Let me call your sister,
tell her you're ready.

Okay.

Little help?

Great.

For whose pleasure?

What?

It says "Ribbed for her"... Nobody.

Thanks.

You...

think you could get the door for me?

I'm Declan, by the way.

"Nice to meet you, Declan.
My name's... "

Usually, that'd be where
you'd say your name.

Jessi.

Later, Jessi.

Does this look like the car you saw?

I guess so.

Unfortunately, this car
was stolen last week.

We found it abandoned.

This is incredibly detailed.

Are you sure you didn't
see the guy's face?

Kyle, maybe you can remember
if you concentrate.

I'm sorry.

I didn't see him. I wish I did.

Well, hopefully, you can ID him.

How'd it go?

I'm still getting my feet wet.

Good.

'Cause I'm in a little over my head.

Josh is smoking pot.

What?

How do you know?

I overheard his friends talking.

It's a long story.

How could we miss it?

I don't know. But I searched his room.

I couldn't find anything.

Maybe his friends were kidding.
I mean, where would Josh get pot?

What is it?

I think we're Josh's supplier.

- What are you talking about?
- He found our pot stash.

We have a pot stash?

- Not anymore.
- Where did that come from?

- That New Year's party.
- That was years ago.

You were supposed to get rid of that.

Oh, so it's my fault
I didn't smoke it all?

What are we gonna tell Josh?

That you have cancer.

I don't know.

We have to make sure he knows

that we're not gonna
stand for him doing drugs.

All right. So...

Good Cop/Bad Cop?

More like Bad Cop/Worse Cop.

All right...

Which one am I?

Bad Cop. You go in first.

I'll go after, make sure
he's scared straight.

Why do I have to go first?

All right.

I'll go first.

What happened?

I couldn't say which one it was.

As all the sound dropped away,

I could hear the beating of many hearts,

some faster than others.

But all pounded with the same tempo...

all except one.

This man's heartbeat had
a distinct arrhythmic pattern

just like the intruder
at Amanda's house.

They're never gonna find
who took my bracelet.

Amanda was wrong.

It was him.

I was sure of it.

You two can head home.

I'll keep you posted.

I'd already told the police
I hadn't seen his face,

so how could I prove it?

They'd never believe
how I knew it was him.

Kyle, what's wrong? Did you see the guy?

No.

But I had heard him...

and lost him...

and let Amanda down again.

You okay?

Didn't go so well at the police station?

No.

I thought if I could help
get the bracelet back...

She'd forgive you for not
telling her about Charlie?

I know, It's doesn't make any sense.

It totally does.

You want a second chance.

But all I do is disappoint her.

This is not happening.
You cannot end up like me and Declan.

This is different.

Amanda and I are just friends.

At least we used to be.

You've been crushing hard
on her ever since you saw her.

At least since that day at the pool,
if you know what I mean.

Don't remind me.

Tell her how you really feel.

This is the wrong time.

Well, if you can't tell her,
then show her.

Get her bracelet back.

How am I supposed to do that?

Do I look like the one with the 300 IQ?

Man, I cannot wait to get
behind the wheel of this baby.

Oh, yes, you can.

You wanna talk to me about the pot?

Pot?

I know you're smoking it.
I know where you're getting it.

And if you think you're gonna get stoned
in my house, you must still be high.

So I can get stoned
out of the house then?

You're gonna joke with me now?

Dad, I tried it, like, twice.

- I'm not hurting anyone.
- You're hurting yourself.

All it does is mellow me out.

And it's fun.

But I guess you and Mom
already know that.

We are not talking about me or your mom.

This is unbelievable.

Are you gonna lecture me when you had
that shoebox stash in your closet?

Don't get me started on
the invasion of privacy thing.

The bottom line is you are not
getting high on my watch.

What are you really pissed about?

That I got high on your watch...
or high on your weed?

Okay, this is the area where
all the break-ins happened.

Big area.

Not if you know what to look for.
Or what the robber looks for.

All of the break-ins fit a pattern.

They all happened between
1:00 AM and 3:00 AM.

And the robber chooses houses
with secluded side entrances,

like the one at Amanda's house.

And all of the houses he hits
have no adult male in them.

Nice. A thief and a chauvinist.

He doesn't like alarms, either.

And then there were five.

Actually, no.

He doesn't like dogs, either.

How do you know
that none of these other places

don't have any dogs or alarms or men?

I've read the public records.

Which public records?

All of 'em.

Well, what about our alarm?
Ever since the break-in,

Mom and Dad have been setting it
at night, and I don't know the code.

I can figure it out.

Will you give it to me?

Yes... if you help me.

Fine. but if I'm going
to risk sneaking out

at 1:00 in the morning,
you better be right.

This is the house.

This is so not the house.

I can't believe I snuck out of the house

and swiped Mom's car for this.

How much longer will we wait out here?

Just give it 10 more minutes.

You said that 10 minutes ago.

I promise. This is the house.

You're making promises
my bladder can't keep.

I guess I figured
you'd be better at this.

What was that supposed to mean?

When you sneak out with Declan, you
spend most time parked in a car, right?

That's way different.

Why, because you're in
the back seat, not the front?

You made a joke.

Or are just taking your frustrations out
because

somebody picked the wrong house?

This is the house.

Kyle, it takes a big man
to admit when he's wrong.

And an even bigger woman

to admit when he's right.

911. What's your emergency?

Um, yes, I'd like to report
a robbery in progress.

Hey, how's it coming?

Good.

I just need that new distributor cap
Josh was gonna pick up.

Yeah.

Well, Kyle, it looks like
you're gonna be working solo

on this beast for a while.

Josh tell you he was grounded?

He said you went all
broken arrow on him.

- Is that what he was talking about?
- Without a doubt.

What else did he say?

That you busted him
for smoking a big fat flank.

- Well, you haven't been, have you?
- No.

Didn't think so. It's not good for you.
Plus, it's against the law.

Josh said he found it in your room.

Yeah, well...

it's complicated.

If something's a crime for one person,

shouldn't it be a crime for everybody?

So, what's her glitch?

Come on, give me the dirt
on the new girl.

Drugs? Torturing animals?
Got the urge to purge?

Why the sudden interest
in my patient's problems?

Oh, so you admit
she does have a problem.

Interesting.

Fine. You wanna dodge
the question, okay by me.

I don't discuss my patients Lori.
You know that.

But I am willing to discuss why you're

so concerned about the new girl.

Yeah. Now who's dodging the question?

Look, Josh, I know how you feel.

No, you don't.

- This is totally...
- Unfair?

My father, your grandpa,
was a pretty heavy drinker.

It was one of the only things
he was good at.

One day, he caught me
sneaking whiskey out

of his liquor cabinet,
and he tore me a new one...

which, incidentally, was

the other thing he was good at.

Now, he was the last person that should
be lecturing me about drinking, but

just because he was a hypocrite
doesn't mean he was wrong.

He taught me something...

without even knowing it. That...

what you do is just
as important as what you say.

So...

if you can't smoke up, neither can I.

That sound fair?

Unless we both agree to keep partying.

Not a chance.

Hey, how'd it go?

Um, well, they caught the guy.

Courtesy of your friendly
neighborhood Kyle.

- What?
- Kyle,

data-crunched the guy's break-in pattern

and CSI-ed where he was gonna rob next

and then "somebody"
called in an anonymous tip.

They should give us guns and badges.

Or maybe just, like,
a really cool Taser.

You don't look so happy about
them catching that guy.

He admits he broke into the house,

but he's telling the police
he didn't steal anything.

He says he never even saw my bracelet.

And they believed him?

No, they're still charging him
with stealing it, but...

They found crystal meth on him.

They figure he pawned it for drug money.

I'll probably never see it again.

We don't even know if he
sold it to a pawn shop.

What's your lucky number, Kyle?

- I didn't know numbers could be lucky.
- Sure they can.

And for a lot of people,
their lucky number is seven.

That's how many pawn shops
we've been to.

No, really?

So you think because seven's a lucky
number, we might find her bracelet here?

I'm just saying yes, there's a good
chance we won't, but we might get lucky.

You can't give up hope.

- Is that it?
- Well,

- that's not all it is...
- No. Is that it?

Can I help you two find something?

This bracelet.

It was stolen from our neighbor's house
a couple of nights ago.

Impossible. That bracelet's been in
this store going on there weeks now.

No, that's impossible.

The robbery happened Sunday night. The
man who sold you this bracelet stole it

from our neighbor's house.

I'm not a fence, lady.

I don't deal in stolen merchandise.

Let's see if the cops agree.

Okay, easy, Veronica Mars.

I don't need another headache
with the cops, all right?

Well, it looks like
you're wrong on both counts.

That bracelets been in the store
three weeks and two days,

and it wasn't pawned by a man.

It was a woman.

No way.

I can't believe it.

Amanda's mom sold her bracelet.

Why would Mrs. Bloom
pawn Amanda's bracelet

and then say it was stolen
during the robbery?

I guess that way she could get
the money for selling it,

plus the insurance money
for reporting it stolen.

She shouldn't be allowed to do that.

Apparently, she can.

Unless we turn her in.

I don't want to get
Amanda's mom in trouble.

Good way to repay her
for all the kindness she's shown you.

But I guess not the best way
to get back into Amanda's good graces.

I just want Amanda to have
the bracelet her dad gave her.

I wish there was a way we could do it

so that Amanda doesn't know
her mother hawked it.

Maybe there is.

So, is it time to send in Worse Cop?

Actually, Worse Cop is off the clock.
Bad Cop had a talk with our suspect,

and he's agreed not to smoke up anymore.

Wow. How'd you get him to do that?

- By promising him I wouldn't either.
- Big sacrifice.

I can't even rember the last
time you got high.

Well, marijuana does cause memory loss.

Funny.

Well, all that stuff ever made me do

was eat half the refrigerator
and fall asleep.

So my ass certainly won't miss it.

- What are you looking for?
- My blue dress shirt.

I have a job interview.

- Already?
- Yeah. I got a call

- from that corporate headhunter.
- What's the job?

Some big company wants someone to head
up their experimental software division.

It's pretty much something
I've always wanted to do.

Maybe LWK going under is the best thing
that ever happened to me.

Besides me, of course.

Of course.

So when do they want to see you?

Uh, they're setting it up right away.

Stephen, that is so great.

- Yeah.
- And you don't even have to worry

if they give you a drug test.

I'm here for the charm bracelet.

- How much you got to spend?
- Not spend.Trade.

That bracelet didn't exactly
come out of a gumball machine.

If you wanna trade,
you better have something of...

value.

That's a beautiful stone.

Do you mind?

It was a gift from Adam Baylin,
and it meant a lot to me...

but so does Amanda.

Tell you what.

I'm in a good mood. Even trade.

All right.

Here we go.

I'll be back for that.

I'll be here.

Amanda's not home.

Actually, I'm here to see you.

I know you sold Amanda's bracelet.

I don't know what you're talking about.

I don't have to tell her
and neither do you.

I figured you could tell her you found
it, that it wasn't stolen after all.

Kyle?

What are you doing with my bracelet?

Where did you find it?

Kyle, how did you get my bracelet back?

Mom...

what's going on?

Kyle, will you excuse us, please?

I need to have a talk with Amanda.

Thank you.

Come on.

Who's the letter for?

Just someone who needs help,
even if they don't realize it.

So how long are you grounded?

Depends if they give me
time off for good behavior.

At least they let you out of the house.

'Cause they know I'm with you.

I'm not gonna narc on you.

Besides, I thought you were done
smoking that stuff anyway.

Don't knock it 'till you rock it.

You're all about expanding your mind.

I can do that on my own. So can you.

Not all of us have
your brain power, dude.

Then you can't afford
to waste any, can you?

Hey. Come on. I'll play you.

I thought I was grounded.

Yeah. Inmates even get
an hour of day in the yard.

Look, Josh,

I don't want to raise you in a prison.

You become a man. There'll
be a lot of bumps in the road.

I know where a lot of those bumps are.

So if you're straight with me,
I promise I'll be straight with you.

It'll make both our lives a lot easier.

All right.

Josh, where ya been?

That ganja really must have
put you in dry-dock.

Hey, man, who's "Itchy-Trager Finger?"

that's my dad.

So you still wanna play me?

Hey, just 'cause I can't smoke pot
doesn't mean I can't smoke you.

Go mow the lawn. Now.

Yes, sir. I think our
patient's first session went very well.

- Has she met the boy?
- Not yet.

Find out who he knows,
what he does with his time.

Get her into his world.

Her sole focus should be Kyle.

Yes, sir.

By now I knew Amanda's heartbeat
well enough

to know it was her outside my door.

Room in there for two?

I wanna thank you for
getting my bracelet back.

Especially after the way
my mom treated you.

Since my dad died,

we've been having money troubles.
And I know that's no excuse, but

at least you can see why she did it.

Amanda, you don't have to
explain anything to me.

But I want you to know she called
the police and told them

the bracelet wasn't stolen.

- That's good.
- She was just...

too proud to admit that
we were in trouble.

I guess she was scared of me
finding out the truth.

But I'm tougher than people think.

I know.

- I'm sorry.
- Don't be.

You kept my mom's secret because
you were trying to protect me.

Like you were trying to protect me
by not telling me about Charlie.

The really stupid part is...

I wasn't even mad at you.

This whole time, I was mad at myself for
almost sleeping with that stupid cheat.

You mean you didn't sleep with him
the night of the bonfire?

No.

Kyle, you've done so much for me.

Let me do this for you.

It's the money my mom got
for selling the bracelet.

We both want you to have it.

So you can get your ring back.

How did you know?

Because you're the kind of
person who would give something up

just to get back something
important for someone else.

I can't take this.

You know how you said...

you just wanted things to go back
to the way that they were?

That's all I want.

I don't want that anymore.

I want things to be better.

As I held Amanda in my arms,

I realized that as much
as I liked to hear her heartbeat,

it was even better to feel it.

I guess mistakes are
really second chances,

even if they don't seem
that way at the time.

The thief didn't know it, but the drugs
had damaged his heart,

giving him the irregular
heartbeat that gave him away.

But getting caught...

just might have saved his life.

It's not in there, kid. Your ring?

I sold it.

Sold it?

It's the damnedest things.

I haven't sold a ring out of that case
in... gotta be six months.

Couldn't keep yours in there
more than a few hours.

Who bought it?

Someone who paid me a lot of
money to lose the receipt.

That means a lot to me, sir.
I can't wait to be a part of the team.

Well, you won't have to.
We want you to start right away.

Welcome to Madacorp.

Thank you.