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Previously on Kyle XY:

Kyle, you've been with us
for over a week.

You haven't slept?
Not even once?

I'll tell you why Kyle
hasn't slept. He's an alien.

You said the
last thing you

remember is being
in the woods.

- Now, how did you get there?
- I don't know.

No one noticed he's gone?
How could that be?

He has to have come
from somewhere.

Someone has to be missing him.

Trager, I haven't
seen you

around. No time
for me anymore?

I might be able
to fit you in my schedule.

I want you to
draw anything you

remember about where
you came from.

This must be the
place near Victor

Falls where he
was first seen.

Something may have
happened there.

I bet your family's
searching for you now.

I mean, they have to be. You
didn't just fall from the sky.

Kyle. Kyle!
It's OK.

- What are you doing here?
- Why did you come?

I came so my family
could find me.

Mom, Dad, help!

Kyle, come on, already.

Kyle, get out!

- What?
- I have to take a shower.

And brainiac is still
asleep in the tub.

Kyle, time to get up.

It's so gross that
he sleeps in there.

It must remind him of his pod.

What are you gonna do,
lure him with a credit card?

No. That's how I would lure
you out. Kyle's a lot easier.

- Teach me.
- Not a chance.

- Me first.
- I'm bursting here.

Use my bathroom. Take a shower
and use soap and shampoo.

Don't just get
your hair wet.

Fine.

Kyle, come on.
I have to go to work.

He couldn't sleep,
now he's Rip Van Winkle.

- Kyle!
- Dad, this isn't right.

I have to take a shower
before I go to work.

OK, but Kyle first.

Next.

Everyone had something to do
and someplace to be.

Would you mind
dropping off Josh?

No, but we gotta get going.

Not until I find my notebook.

Here, dork.

Must've left it
there last night

when I went for
that pudding.

OK, Kyle. You've
got plenty of

paper, markers,
Sour Patch Kids.

I cannot believe you're
taking Kyle to your office.

Your mom's got a lot of cases
to catch up on. No big deal.

Besides, it's
Take Your Alien to Work Day.

Thank you.
Call if you need anything.

All right.
We'll be fine.

- Ready, men?
- Ready.

Oh, joy. Summer school.

See you later.

Lori, you're on my way.
I can drop you at work.

That's OK.
I'm meeting Hilary.

Hello.

Mrs. Trager,
Detective Breen.

Good morning.

I need to come
see you today.

Did you find
something out?

Looks like it.

I think Kyle may be connected
to a murder.

I'll give you details
when I see you.

The elevator was a
little room that gave

me the strange
sensation of rising.

Everyone was careful
not to look at each other,

or touch.

Hello.

Yeah, we're in the elevator.

Tell Brad we got
stuck in traffic.

- Yeah.
- We didn't get stuck.

- Just a little white lie.
- You lied?

Yes, but you shouldn't.

Always tell the
truth, Kyle, OK?

Here we are, first
day on the job.

- I have a job?
- I'm just kidding.

- I want to help.
- I'll find you something.

I'm late for a
meeting with Brad.

LWK Software, please hold.

Yes, sir, they're
sending somebody.

Yes, I did call.
It's just I...

- Sir...
- Rough morning?

Yeah. Our server's down.

- Again?
- It crashed this morning.

But can I help you?

I'm Stephen Trager, the VP.

Oh, sorry. I'm Alison.
I'm a temp.

A temp?

She's not here all the time.
She's not permanent.

I have to go and talk to Brad.

- Brad?
- The CEO.

Oh.

I need you to
watch Kyle here.

He's not used to being around
so many people.

Don't worry. He's just
gonna sit here and draw.

Kyle, stay here with Alison.
I'll

be right back as
soon as I can.

Why don't you wait for
your dad just over there?

Stephen's not my dad.
I'm a temp too.

The victim was shot.
Some hikers

found it near
Victor Falls.

Detective, I know
Kyle was first seen

there, but that was
a few weeks ago.

This person was
killed way before.

Not necessarily.

The bones are bleached clean.

We know that quicklime
was poured on the body.

Quicklime?

Used to decompose
a corpse quickly.

Makes it hard to identify.

Probably the same reason
why the teeth are smashed in.

- Kyle could never do this.
- I'm not saying he did.

He's not a suspect?

We can't completely discount
the possibility.

Some flesh remained
beneath the victim's

fingernails,
indicating a struggle.

Kyle didn't have a scratch
on him when he was found.

For Kyle to be
involved in any way...

You yourself said that trauma
may have caused his amnesia.

It's possible he
witnessed the attack,

or stumbled upon
the skeleton.

- Has he remembered anything?
- I'm still working with him.

All right. Well,

once he sees these
photographs...

No.

Detective, we can't do that.

Exposing Kyle to
something like

this could further
traumatize him.

This is a murder
investigation.

If Kyle is a witness
or in some way involved,

I need to find out.

If you could find
a less disturbing

trigger to help
him remember.

This symbol was on some sort
of security key card

we found near the
remains in the woods.

The victim or the killer
may have dropped it.

We've run it through
our database

but haven't been
able to trace it.

If Kyle were to identify it,

he might give us a lead.

This so beats sneaking
out at night.

Except it cost you your job.

Who knew missing one shift
was a big deal?

Your parents
must be proud.

They still think
I'm going to work.

Trager, you're a bad girl.

Declan, it's not happening.

There's always tomorrow.

I can't tomorrow.

I gotta golf with my dad.

Your dad?

Yeah. We're doing
guy stuff all day.

Since when do you like
hanging out with your dad?

Who said I liked it?

I like this, though.

LWK Software.

No, no. I've called
three times already.

We need to get
somebody up here.

We need our
server fixed now.

LWK Software, please hold.

Everyone had a place to be
and something to do.

Just like at home.

Excuse me.

I felt in the
way here too.

You must be Kyle. I'm Mark,
a friend of Stephen's.

- He's told me all about you.
- He has?

Absolutely.

So, what do you
make of this joint?

The office.

Everyone has a job.

This is true.

Anyways, Stephen's the best.

The way he works,
one big family.

I gotta take this, Kyle.
Hang on.

It was as if
it were calling out to me.

The server was something
I understood.

A chance for me to be useful.

I told you it's not just me
you're getting.

You're getting my whole team.

We're a package.

That package got
too expensive.

We had a terrible quarter.
Terrible year.

If we outsource the research,
dump the division...

Dump the division?

These are people
with lives and families.

Mark Renshaw's wife
just had a baby.

You're not working
in your garage. You

have an obligation
to shareholders.

- And my friends.
- They're employees first.

You knew this day was coming.

We have cuts to make.
You know that we do.

All right.

- I'll tell them.
- No, you can't.

You have to... Just
wait till next

month, OK? After
this quarter.

They have to
make plans.

Our shareholders
will smell trouble.

Our stock could tank.

You have a loyalty
to this company.

You can't say a word.

Stephen, I...
kind of lost track of Kyle.

What? I told you to watch him.

I'm just supposed to
answer the phones.

Oh, no.

Kyle, what did you do?

We need IT up here now.

I've been calling. There's
some kind of design flaw.

They need to call
a specialist in.

What the hell is
going on here?

Brad, where are you going?

My e-mail's not working.

Wait.

It's about time.

We just left him a
few minutes ago.

Good job.

Kyle.

You don't have to draw there.
You can use my desk.

I don't mind.

Now that you're
sleeping better, let's

put the second bed
back in Josh's room.

That's Josh's place
in the house.

I'll just sleep here.

I'll wake up earlier
so Lori can take a shower.

- It can't be comfortable.
- It is for me.

But it's so cold and hard,

and Lori's hair products
all over the place.

They smell good.

I think it's time you
transition back into a bed.

But I like the tub.

There's something about it.

- It feels...
- Safe?

Yes, but it's more than that.

I don't know.

All right.

We won't push it.

Sleep in the tub.

For now.

May I see?

More of the woods.

It's all that comes out.

Because these images
are very vivid for you.

And we'll find
out why in time.

Meanwhile, there's something
I need to show you. Come on.

Think carefully, Kyle.

Does this mean
anything to you?

- No.
- Take your time.

Do you recognize it at all?

- Should I?
- I don't know.

Do you think you've
ever seen it before?

No.

Dad, I was on fire at summer
school. Aced every problem.

So algebra's making
more sense to you now?

Yeah. I need to chill
out for awhile.

Let me guess.
With video games.

- Great idea.
- Josh.

Not till your grades improve.

Dad, I'm going through
some serious withdrawal.

If you don't pass
summer school

you're not gonna
go to high school.

- Is that what you want?
- No.

Then get upstairs and finish
that test you brought home.

I thought I could be tough.

The kid's smart.
He just needs to focus.

You through
working with Kyle?

Yeah.

Listen, I have
to tell you

something. Try not
to get alarmed.

I saw Detective
Breen this morning.

The police found...

- What?
- Nothing. We're just talking.

About Kyle?

- Fine. Be that way.
- Hang on, Lori.

Listen, I can't
bring Kyle to

the office and
Mom has to work.

We need you to watch
him tomorrow.

Like, I have to
work too, remember?

He can sit near the counter.

Some weird mutant
scaring off customers?

It's just for
a couple of

hours. I really
need your help.

You brought him here.
It's not my job to watch him.

Come on, he's part
of the family.

You like to think that,
but he's not.

Sorry.

What are you doing?

Homework.

Homework?

Is that your job?

It's my hell.

X equals 49.

Hey, that's right.

You like math,
don't you, Kyle?

- He's linked to a murder?
- The kids will hear.

What else did
Detective Breen say?

He's not sure Kyle
is connected.

Kyle didn't
recognize this?

No. Not yet, anyway.

It's a big
coincidence, him being

out there in
the same area.

It doesn't mean he's guilty
of anything.

I mean, maybe he was in the
wrong place at the wrong time.

Do they have any suspects?

No, not yet.

He said that the
killer would

probably have
scratches on him.

If Kyle's a witness,
his memory comes back,

- he could identify him.
- It's possible.

He's living with
us and some

murderer could be
looking for him.

Or he's just a lost boy
who needs a temporary home.

Still at it?

- Done.
- Excellent.

Here you go.

Not bad, not bad.

I'll have to change
a few answers.

- Change them?
- I can't get them all right.

They'd know
somebody helped me.

I thought it was
good to help.

It is.

But it has to be a secret.

A secret?

Is that lying?

How could it be lying
if we're not saying anything?

Yes, I showered.

- I'll be ready in a second.
- You finish your test?

I did it last night.
No sweat.

It made the papers.

The other night we found Kyle
sitting next to this spot.

It's so hard to imagine
he's involved.

Even if he's not,
we still don't know

why he was wandering
around the woods.

Vámonos.

First you shower with
no complaint and

now you're eager to
go to summer school?

- I could stay home all day.
- Oh, nice try.

- Where's Kyle?
- Must have left with Lori.

She actually did something
we asked her to.

You ditched out
on watching Kyle?

My parents said to
take him to work.

And... I lost my
job, remember?

But your parents will be so
pissed when they find out.

They're probably
talking right

now about how
irresponsible I am

and I can never be
trusted to watch

Kyle again, which
is fine by me.

I'll watch him for you.

Where's Declan already?

It's so cool that
we're stalking him.

We are not stalking him.

We are confirming.

Somehow I can't
see him playing

nine holes of golf
with his father.

Look, I don't care
if he sees other girls.

I just...

I just want him to
be honest with me.

You are so full of it.

I can see other guys too.

That's our arrangement.

Quite the open door policy.

Listen to you.
Slut central.

Come on. We both know you like
him more than you let on.

That doesn't mean that I
expect this big commitment.

Just the truth.

Hello?

Stephen?

Nicole?

Where are you?

In the family
everyone had a place,

a purpose,

something to contribute.

Everyone mattered but me.

They didn't even notice
they left me behind.

But then I stumbled on a way
to help them,

to show them I was useful.

How did you do that?

What?

You jumped off the roof.

I had to get down.

People don't do that.
They use ladders.

I don't get you at all.

I am so grounded.

- Your mother will understand.
- Have you met my mom?

Yes.

Kyle, obviously she's
gonna punish me.

You just need to explain.

That I saw you jump off the
roof? Even I don't believe it.

But it's the truth.

It doesn't matter.

I thought the truth
always matters.

What's happening here?

- Are you OK?
- Yeah.

Just a fender bender
with the trash.

How much trouble am I in?

- For leaving you behind.
- Oh, they don't know.

Come on.
We gotta get you inside.

Two thousand square feet,
great yard, schools.

Nursery plus a third bedroom
for another kid if we want one

I want to, but Chloe's already
so tired she can't imagine...

Mark, I know you're excited.

I can't believe they
accepted our offer.

Is this the right
time to buy a house?

The market is high, it will
be a bit of a stretch...

What?

What's going on?

- Well...
- Thank you.

I was just thinking,
because of the baby and all...

to pack up and move now...
- Stephen.

We can't breathe in our place
anymore, it's so tight.

Now is the perfect
time to move.

Yeah.

- Yes?
- They found Kern.

In the woods, along
with his card.

- You were sloppy.
- I was rushed.

Have they identified him yet?

- I've made that difficult.
- It's a matter of time.

Time is what I need
to cover my tracks.

Do a better job of it.

Lori! I need clothes.

Kyle, it's time for you
to learn about modesty.

- I'm not modest?
- No.

Not Jewish either, apparently.

Put on your clothes and come
out. We need a cover story.

Cover story?

What we tell my
parents about today

so they don't know
that I lost my job.

You want me to lie?

You could put it that way.

Come on, you're a guy. Lying
should come naturally to you.

- It should?
- Lying's part of your makeup.

It doesn't
feel like it.

Believe me, men lie.
It's a fact.

- A fact?
- And what's even worse...

Something worse?

Men want women to
lie to them too.

- We do?
- Yes.

Because if we dare
tell you the truth,

tried to express how
we are feeling,

men freak out.

You'd rather we just
keep lying to you

so you don't have to...
like, commit.

- I don't understand.
- That makes two of us.

Hey, Kyle, is Mr. Trager home?

No.

You don't know
if he has any touchup paint?

For my car. For the fender.

Not that he'd have
any that could

match, but I figured
it's worth a shot.

You're talking really fast.

I'm in full-on freak-out mode. I

need something to
hide the damage.

- You want to hide it?
- Till I can fix it.

What's up?

I need to camouflage my car.

Just tell her it was parked
and someone nailed it.

- You think?
- Well, yeah.

If you tell her what happened,
you're screwed.

It's a no-win situation.

Mom, I'm so sorry.
I don't know what

happened. I've
been so careful.

Just like that. She'll
forget all about being mad.

I thought you said
men were the liars.

I don't know.
I'm a terrible liar.

Why don't we see if we can
find something to fix it?

My way was better.

What am I doing? I don't
know what I'm looking for.

My mom's gonna
have a coronary.

Maybe you can wait
until Stephen gets home.

I don't have time. My mom's
gonna be home in an hour.

If I park by the hedge
she won't notice.

Maybe she won't be that angry.

Kyle, she got me that car
so I'd be responsible.

What will she say
after I crash it in one week?

What will happen?

Oh. Well... She'll take away
my car, my social life.

Besides that, nothing, except
for a long exile to my room.

I think you should tell her.

Not telling her
is making you feel worse.

Wish me luck.

How do I do that?

You just say, "Good luck."

Good luck.

Kyle got to go to the
coffee shop today.

How did it go, Lori?
Any problems?

No. It was great.

He just sat
there near the

counter and drew
the whole time,

just like you said he would.

How did you like
it there, Kyle?

It was so hard
to look Nicole in the eye.

I think he was lonely.

It's probably not
the best place for him.

I can take Kyle to
school with me.

He'll sit right by
me, read along.

It'll be fun, right, Kyle?

My mouth began to feel dry.

It's not supposed
to be fun, Josh.

By the way, how
did your test go?

I passed.

Yeah, all that hard work
really paid off.

They spun their stories
with ease and conviction.

By staying silent
was I lying too?

Sure you didn't cheat?

I could feel my heart pound.

Lori, just be happy
Josh is doing well.

Mom, think maybe I could play
some video games tonight?

Yeah, I think you've
earned a reward.

Until finally
I couldn't take it anymore.

I took the test for Josh.

- I knew it.
- He's lying.

It's the truth.

And I wasn't at the coffee
bar. I was here all by myself.

- Shut up, Kyle.
- Why didn't you take him?

I got fired, OK?
Thanks a lot.

Yeah, Kyle,
I thought you were my friend.

I never wanted you
here to begin with.

- Kyle, they don't mean that.
- No, you did the right thing.

Then why does it
feel so wrong?

- How'd you get up here?
- Climbed.

Climbed? How?

Nice up here.

Private.

Out of the way.

I'm in the way.

No, that's not true.

Yes.

No. Lori and Josh
didn't mean what they said.

All I wanted to
do was help them.

Lying's not the way. Like I
told you, tell the truth.

No matter what.

- Telling the truth can hurt.
- Yeah.

Sometimes.

But you still shouldn't lie
just to protect people.

But allowing people
to be hurt...

is that all right?

Hey.

I'm sorry I didn't watch Kyle.

I guess I was afraid to
tell you guys I got fired.

Why?

Why did I get fired or why
was I afraid to tell you?

Take your pick.

I blew off a shift,
and I know it was

wrong, so please
spare the lecture.

Lori,

I hope you know
you can tell me anything.

Now, I'm not just saying that.

Just... whatever you're
going through, I

have the feeling
I've been there too.

This is one of those "when
I was your age" speeches?

Well, the fact is, I
was your age once.

Not that long ago.

Some styles may have changed,
but the basics...

I think I still have
a pretty good handle on it.

Did you ever wish
that somebody

felt the way
that you did?

Which time?

One thing I've learned...

you can't make anybody feel
the way you'd like them to.

If they do, it's wonderful.

And if they don't,

you move on.

Brad. It's Stephen.

What's up?

In the morning I'm telling
the staff about the layoffs.

You can't do that.

They deserve to
know the truth.

If you say
anything, Trager...

What? You'll
fire me too?

You won't have to. I'll quit.
And I'll

take my software and
patents with me.

All right.
Don't get carried away.

Come in tomorrow and you can
break the bad news to them.

Bye.

I can explain.

I trusted you with
this car, Amanda.

You promised
to be careful.

It was an accident.
I'm sorry.

What happened?

- I was... I was...
- I did it.

I broke the car.

What are you doing?

That's not
what happened.

Do not cover
for him, Amanda.

- I'm not. He's lying.
- It's the truth.

OK. You listen to
me very carefully.

I want you to stay away from
my property and my daughter.

Come on, Amanda.

Now.

This lie was easy...

because I knew it was
the right thing to do.

- Surfing for porn?
- I wish.

No Internet, no
Xbox for a week.

You?

I got the "mature"
discussion.

So not fair.

Kyle.

I completely suck.

I didn't mean what I
said and I should

never have asked you
to cover for me.

- Lie for you.
- Zip it, cheater.

Hey, if you're gonna
apologize, make it accurate.

At least I'm apologizing.

I'm sorry.

- We got busted.
- Josh!

And... you can still
be my friend.

You are so unbelievably lame.

It's OK. I think I understand
about lying now.

We will never ask you
to lie for us again,

but can we trust
you not to narc?

To keep things
just between us.

You can trust me.

I think we all learned
a very valuable lesson today.

- All set.
- You're sure about this?

You don't mind giving it up?

I hardly use it anymore.
Besides,

it's important for Kyle.

Mom, Dad!

I need you.

Kyle, come on, already!

Kyle locked the door again?

Not for long.

Ta-da.

Too bad they don't give A's
for breaking and entering.

And theft.

I didn't charge
anything on it.

- Shouldn't you be studying?
- I will.

If you don't pass
on your own,

I'll tell the
school you cheated.

My own mother?

I can't wait for Kyle every
morning so I can shower.

You won't have to
worry about that.

Why?

Just use our shower today.
I'll tell you later.

And when you're done,
you're on the clock.

When's my first break?

You sure paying her to
watch Kyle is a good idea?

She needs a job.
He needs supervision.

Kyle.

Time to get up.

We've got a surprise for you.

OK.

Open them.

What do you think?

What happened to the workshop?

It's not my workshop anymore.

- It's your room.
- Mine?

All yours.

Do you like it?

In that moment I felt
I finally had a place here.

I belonged.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

So... let's go get
some breakfast.

You guys go on.
I'm gonna set up a little.