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[Narrator] Previously on Arctic Air...

You do have feelings for me.

I came here not to get stuck.

- They're not gonna hurt you,
Caitlin. I'm gonna fix this.

That Nelson kid, he saw you.

I know enough to put you away.

(gun firing)

- [Reporter] A second murder
victim has been found...

- Heard you took over your
uncle's business after he died.

After he was murdered.

The only reason why I'm still alive

is because they think I'm dead.

- I heard about some guys who
are real good exterminators.

[Men] Ooh...

[Krista] Petra told me what happened.

It was just a kiss, that's all.

No. Listen to me.

It has to be honest, or it is over.

You have my word.

- [Caitlin] It's just
a weekend in Edmonton.

- [Loreen] I'm sorry.
It is not gonna happen.

- Tommy and I have been
saving up for weeks.

[Loreen] Well, you can forget about it.

What's wrong with you?

- I have asked you to slow
things down with Tommy.

Why do you hate him so much?

- I just don't wanna see
you do something stupid.

I don't care what you say. We're going.

I am responsible for you.

You're not my mother.

I can do what I want.

The hell you can.

Not while you're living in my house.

Fine. I'll move out.

- Perfect.
(radio chatter indistinct)

Caitlin. Caitlin.

Come back here.
(door opens)

Teenage girls...

Nothing quite like 'em.

(Loreen sighs)
(door closes)

I am not cut out for this.

Nobody is. Trust me.

Krista was a whole lot worse.

Yeah? Not possible.

Oh. Used to really wind me up.

Thought I'd blow a gasket.

I'm supposed to be the adult.

(suspenseful music)

I suppose I should go talk to her.

Couldn't hurt.

(dramatic music)
(car engine revving)

(door opens)
(door closes)

Caitlin?

(suspenseful music)

Caitlin.

(soft music)

You want us to pick it up today?

(phone chattering indistinct)

Uh, hold on a second.

Uh, I think we can.

H-how many tons?

That'd take a DC-3.

We can have one there...

In a couple of days, maybe?
(door opens)

No. Well...
(door bangs)

I-I'm not sure.

Look, I don't usually...

Hold on a sec.

Dick Welsh. Wants a cargo pick-up today.

Dick. Loreen here.

No, not today.

I've told you before.
We're not a cab company.

Tomorrow, 9:00 A.M, best we can do.

Okay. You too.

(people chattering)
(phone slams)

Mel and Krista not back
from trout lake yet?

- Should be here soon.
Where the hell were you?

Looking for Caitlin.

She didn't come home last night.

Well, did you check with her friends?

No one's seen her.

Well, she's probably out with Tommy.

It's his day off,

and his phone is going
straight to voice mail.

If she's hiding out at
his place, I swear...

How about I go over there?

- I was going to.
- No.

You're needed here. Really.

(phone ringing)
(people chattering)

(door knocking)
(baby crying)

- Bobby?
(baby crying)

I'm looking for Caitlin.

She isn't at work?

- No. She didn't come
home last night, either.

That's weird.

When's the last time you talked to her?

Yesterday.

You know, she never texted
me goodnight, though.

She never forgets.

- Well, did she say anything
about going anywhere,

visiting a friend?

No, nothing and she would.

I mean, maybe she might have
gone up to Jackson River.

I know one of her cousins called her

from there a while back.

Not likely.

Jackson River wasn't a
great place for Caitlin.

Then where is she?

(Bobby sighs)

Are you guys getting along?

Yeah, yeah, we're great,

except for the whole Loreen thing.

Yeah, right.

I don't get it, though.

Why would she just take off?

We'll keep looking.

- Okay. I'll come with you.
- All right.

Hey, I'm flying with you today.

Hmm? No. No.

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

Astrid and I are going to San Francisco.

Just the two of us.

I hate to spoil your plans,

but I need you to drop me off

so I can pick up the plane
that was grounded last week.

Where is that?

- Abbotsford.
- Abbotsford.

(suspenseful music)
(people chattering)

Oh, that is okay, then.

Astrid and I will still be
alone for part of the trip.

(soft music)
(people chattering)

- We know he's not used to
traveling unaccompanied.

I understand. Only the best for Boris.

Okay, then. Bye-bye.

- (phone slamming)
- [Man] Coming here tonight.

Is this about our trip to San Francisco?

It's about our passenger, Boris.

Mark is very nervous about his flight.

It's crazy.

Oh, no.

I would be the same way about my child.

You know, should I
become a parent some day.

Ahem.

- So how old is Boris?
- Seven.

That's young to be traveling alone.

Not if you're a dog.

Boris? Boris.

The dog I was reading
about in the Yellowknifer?

He inherited $10 million
from his late owner.

- And now he's going to
live in San Francisco

with our client.

Who would leave $10 million to a dog?

Surprisingly, many people.

I googled it.

- I'm very excited to
meet Boris in person.

But he is a celebrity. Hmm?

(soft music)

[Loreen] Okay, thanks. Bye.

- If you hear anything,
call me back, all right?

(radio chatter indistinct)

Thanks.

Can you think of anybody else?

That's everybody. Nobody's seen her.

(Loreen sighs)
(radio chatter indistinct)

Hey, maybe I can just drive
around town and just look.

I know you wanna help,

but I don't think you're
gonna find her like that.

I have to do something.

Thanks. She's not at the hospital.

(radio chatter indistinct)

- Are you Loreen?
- Yeah.

For you.

What is it?

Some guy told me to drop it off here.

(dramatic music)
(paper rustling)

(Caitlin screaming)

[Loreen] Oh, my God.

[Man] We have Caitlin.

We'll trade her for her brother.

Call the cops, and she dies.

What are we supposed to do?

We have to wait.

They're gonna kill her.

They'll contact us again.

But we can't give them what they want.

No, but once they're talking,

we'll work out some kind of deal.

We'll get her back.

Bobby, we have to go to the police.

Look, it's too risky.

Any news on Caitlin yet?

(radio chatter indistinct)

- We have to talk.
- So talk.

(radio chatter indistinct)
(dramatic music)

(plane whirring)

- You guys wanna grab something
to eat before we split up?

Oh, excellent idea.

I will join you shortly.

I believe Boris needs a walk.

He was rather cramped in the plane.

He had the whole cargo area to himself.

I know,

but he is used to the
wide-open spaces of the North.

Of course.

And now we're taking him
to live in the big city.

Yes.

- What?
(radio chatter indistinct)

- Dev is taking Boris to
have a last look at nature.

Exactly.

- Okay, let's go, boy.
- Bye.

- You two really speak the
same language, don't you?

(suspenseful music)

Hey. Did they find Caitlin?

- No.
(Loreen sobs)

She's...

It's okay.

Nelson has to know.

That's crazy.

He's gonna wanna trade
himself in for Caitlin.

It's suicide.

That's his decision to make.

Right now, it's ours,

and we got to talk to these guys

to try to make a different deal.

We have to tell him. She's his sister.

I'll see if I can get
him on the sat phone.

(suspenseful music)

Meantime, there's
something I need you to do.

(suspenseful music)

What are they doing?

- Maybe they're just
trying to work out a plan.

Well, why aren't we a part of it?

(suspenseful music)
(radio chatter indistinct)

- (door opens)
- Hey. What's going on?

- (door closes)
- Just trust me.

What's that supposed to mean?

- We're doing everything
we can to get Caitlin back.

Well, then, tell us what's going on.

We wanna help.

- I'll be back soon.
(radio chatter indistinct)

But you see, Astrid is a
very complicated person.

Nevertheless, I have become
very attached to her.

Actually, more than attached.

But the problem is,

I cannot comprehend her feelings for me.

You know, sometimes she is warm.

Incredibly warm.

Even hot.

Yet at other times, she can be as cold

as a frozen arctic char.

It is very perplexing,
and I can see no clear

course for our relationship.

(upbeat music)

You are a very good listener.

Oh.

(man sighs)
(telephone ringing)

I'm sorry about the girl,

but I don't know anything about it.

You had a problem with Nelson.

No, my uncle had problems with Nelson.

So did some bikers down South.

I don't got a problem with anybody.

Right.

- Maybe Nelson should make
the trade. Him for his sister.

Nelson is dead.

Well, then the girl's in big trouble.

(Bobby sighs)

Okay, maybe I can help.

Really?

Yeah.

I know we've had our disagreements,

but I just want us to work together again.

I'll see what I can do.
(machine whirring)

- I thought you didn't
know anything about this.

I don't.

But I still have my uncle's contacts.

I'll try to get in touch.

See what I can find out.

And you'd do all this for Arctic Air?

I don't like this whole thing.

There's too many missing
aboriginal women out there.

(machine whirring)

(people chattering)

- Yeah. Well...
(Astrid laughing)

(window knocking)

(dramatic music)

This is terrible.

One minute, we were having
a pleasant conversation,

and the next, he was gone.

Who was gone?

Boris. He has run away.

- You lost a $10-million dog?

- I took off his leash
to give him some privacy.

You know?

And then he was gone. Please.

- All right.
- Okay.

Please, please.

- [Astrid] Okay.
- [Dev] Okay.

Another message?

That envelope was outside the door

with the cell phone in it.

Is that it? No note?

Nothing.

(radio chatter indistinct)
(telephone ringing)

Who the hell is this?

[Caitlin] Please. Please help me.

They say they want Nelson,
and they'll kill me

if they don't get him.

I've told them he's dead,
but they won't believe me.

Please, I...
(Caitlin crying)

(speaking in foreign language)

English.

She's still alive.

You wanna keep her that
way, give us her brother.

We don't get him, she's dead.

You'll get another call. Better answer it.

(upbeat music)

She looked so scared.

Go tell Kirby to refuel the beaver.

But...

You still work here, don't you?

(upbeat music)

You gonna fly up there?

- Yeah. Not getting
through on the sat phone.

(upbeat music)

You're flying? Where?

(upbeat music)

(door closes)

You're gonna tell me what's going on,

and you're gonna tell me right now.

Nelson's alive?

We've been keeping it quiet.

Forget that he's my dad.

Forget that you and I are together.

We're partners, the three of us.

Business partners.

And you didn't tell me

that there were bikers
smuggling drugs on our planes.

We didn't think you needed to know.

Nelson shot Zach Ward?

I-I can't...

I can't believe that he would do that.

- The kid saved my life.
Zach was gonna kill me.

What about that biker?

Yeah.

That's why they took Caitlin.

Drug smuggling, shooting, bikers.

And I didn't need to know?

I'm sorry.

You're sorry.

- (door opens)
- I'm sorry.

(dramatic music)

What do we do now?

I'm flying up to get Nelson.

I'm going with you.

From now on, I'm in this all the way.

- Bobby told you?
- Yeah.

We need to keep this quiet.

If anyone asks about
Caitlin, make up some story.

Tommy's seen the videos.

- Okay, but he doesn't need
to know that Nelson is alive.

- Well, why keep it a secret
if the bikers already know?

But maybe they don't.

This whole thing might
be a fishing expedition,

a way to smoke Nelson out.

If you're in this, then come on, let's go.

- If that was my child, he
could have been kidnapped.

He might have broken his
collarbone falling off a swing set.

Somebody saw Boris in a playground?

Oh, nah.

Dev is talking

about how he will neglect
his imaginary child.

You didn't find him?

No luck.

It's getting late.

Maybe we should go back.

No. No.

We have to keep looking.

Boris may be afraid of the dark.

He's a dog. Dogs love the dark.

They do?

- If we don't find him,
we'll crash tonight,

we'll try again tomorrow.

Okay.

Boris.

(telephone ringing)
(footsteps approaching)

Hello?

[Kidnapper] The side bar. 15 minutes.

Come on foot. No cops.

Wait. We need time to...

(upbeat music)

You can't go without Nelson.

Nelson is dead.

Look, I'll talk to them.
Try and cut a deal.

- It's too dangerous.
- There's no choice.

I'll go with you. I need to help.

Those guys get one look at me,
they'll be scared to death.

(both chuckling)

In that case, let's go.

(upbeat music)

(door opens)

(rock music)

Where's the kid?

- He's dead. Couple of
your buddies killed him.

Wrong answer.

- We're willing to pay
to get Caitlin back.

I can get a hundred
thousand cash by tomorrow.

Another wrong answer.

(men groaning)

(head butts)
(rock music)

We don't want money. We want Nelson.

We don't get him, the girl dies.

(Bobby groaning)

After that, maybe your
pilots start getting hurt.

We don't quit till we get what we want.

(rock music)

You get one more chance to save the girl.

Don't screw it up.

(glasses clattering)
(body thudding)

(Bobby groans)
(rock music)

What the hell happened?

The negotiation didn't go that well.

Where's Tommy?

He's getting cleaned up.

The kidnappers called again.

They want us to take Nelson to Ts'inada.

Why there?

Small community.

Easy to spot any cops flying in.

They wanna meet at the terminal
tomorrow morning at 10:30.

Did Mel find Nelson?

Yeah. He was out hunting.

It was too late to take off
by the time they found him.

They're spending the night.

- I'll call Mel, let him
know what's happening.

- (wolf howling)
- Thanks, Bobby.

They wanna do the exchange
at Ts'inada tomorrow.

Well, let's go now.

We'll go first thing in the morning.

We can't go at all. They'll kill you.

(wolf howling)

- Look, I've made a lot of
mistakes, I know that, okay?

But Caitlin can't be the
one who pays for them.

It has to be me.

We gotta call the cops.

- We'd have to explain
what this is all about.

Nelson could go to jail.

Better than getting killed.

- Easy for the bikers
to get to him in jail.

Doesn't matter what happens to me.

Bobby and I have a plan worked out.

I really think we can
handle this on our own.

Like you've handled it so far?

(upbeat music)

- Astrid said she might
join us after her shower.

- You want me to disappear
after she shows up?

Oh, that would be very helpful.

(girl laughing)
(people chattering)

- You can't let this
thing drift along forever.

I don't believe I follow.

- You think that if you stick
it out, things will change.

Yes, that is correct.

You can't live like that.

In the end, it's just
gonna make you miserable.

(soft music)

Well, what do you advise?

- [Girl] A guy like that.
(girl laughing)

Put it out there.

Either she feels the same
way you do, or she doesn't.

- And if she doesn't?
(soft music)

You make a clean break.

Move on.
(soft music)

That would be extremely painful.

It is.

But it's not as painful
as pretending that you

got something that you don't.

(soft music)
(people chattering)

Hello?

[Man] It's coming together.

Nelson will be in Ts'inada tomorrow.

You're doing great work.

Pull this off, and you'll get a bonus.

[Man] I like the sound of that.

Just make sure you get it done.

The son of a bitch killed my uncle.

I want him dead.

(phone slams)
(suspenseful music)

(upbeat music)

Okay.

What are we drinking?

(upbeat music)

Time to switch to gingerale.

[Astrid] Aw, come on. It's early.

Oh, no, I was gonna crash early anyway.

(upbeat music)
(people chattering)

- Thank you.
(upbeat music)

You would have to be
very lonely in the world

to leave all your money to a dog.

Yes. That's true.

I mean, what a waste.

What is Boris gonna do with $10 million?

Buy gold teeth?

- I hope he has the
opportunity to find out.

- [Lady] That's great.
(soft music)

- What would you do
with that kind of money?

Buy a nice house in Yellowknife,

spend money on my children.

They would grow up spoiled.

If they grew up at all,

I'd probably lose them in the woods first.

(Astrid laughs)

Dev.

You're going to make a wonderful father.

Do you think so?

Astrid, I must tell you.

My feelings for you,
they are very serious.

I would... I would

probably, uh...

Use that money... To go traveling.

We can go on holidays.

Dev...

I would like to buy that house with you.

(upbeat music)
(people chattering)

To have those children with you.

I meant travel alone.

- Please listen.
(upbeat music)

Astrid, I love you.

I do.

And I want to spend the
rest of my life with you.

And I don't understand why
you won't let me love you

the way I would like to.

(upbeat music)

- You know I'm not looking
for anything like that.

But why?

Please? It is very painful for me.

I came here to be a pilot. That's all.

- So do you want to end up
with no one in your life?

No one you care about,
or who cares about you?

Do you want to leave
all your money to a dog?

I don't need a family.

I don't need a dog.

I don't...

Need you.

(soft music)
(people chattering)

Two machines?

- Got one left. Neighbor's
got another one.

Fishing, huh?

- Yeah. Got my kids
with me from down south.

A friend's daughter told us
about a lake around here.

Which lake?

Oh, she swore me to secrecy.

- If you get more fish
than you can handle,

I'm happy to take 'em off your hands.

Sure thing.

Hey, you know...

She said she might be up here herself.

- Who?
- My friend's daughter.

Maybe you saw her. Young Dene girl.

Tall, pretty. Name's Caitlin.

Might've been hanging around

with a few of her low-life friends?

Might've seen her. Yesterday.

She didn't look too happy
about her fishing trip.

- Did she happen to say
where they might be headed?

She didn't say a word.

The two guys she was with,
they did all the talking.

Yeah.

Her dad was hoping she wasn't
traveling with those two.

I don't blame him.

One of those guys was a real shit-brick.

Rented him a damaged machine.

Damaged how?

Boris, come.

It is hopeless.

- Come on, a trained dog
should know how to come

when he is called.

Boris.

He has to cash in his inheritance.

Boris. Come.

Be rich.

His money won't do him any good

if he is run over by a car.

This is all my fault.

We will find him. What?

I would prefer that you not touch me.

Last night,

you wanted to spend the
rest of our lives together.

(soft music)

When we get back to Yellowknife,

I will be moving out of Krista's house.

(soft music)

- And what will you do
on very cold nights?

Get another blanket.

We still have to work together.

We will be civil.

We will be co-workers. That is all.

And friends.

No.

Not anymore.

Mm.

If that's what you want.

(soft music)

(wind whistling)

The guy says Caitlin's here.

- Is she okay?
- Sounds like it.

Bikers kept her at a
distance till they left town.

Did he see where they went?

- No, but he told me
one of the snowmobiles

had a damaged track.

That's good. I can follow that.

Yeah, but then what?

We have to call the cops.

No. We can get Nelson out of this.

- Right, look, I want back-up.

They've got my sister.

(wind whistling)
(Mel sighs)

(phone beeping)

Loreen?

Need you to make a call.

Boris might still show up.

Life is not about happy endings.

- Are you sure about that?
(plane whirring)

- Yes, I am.
(plane whirring)

(Astrid laughing)

Boris.

(Boris barking)

Boris, my friend.

Boris. Oh, oh.

Oh, Boris. Boris, my friend.

Are you all right?

Of course he is. Aren't you, big guy?

He seems okay.

- He looks fine. Ready
for a new adventure.

Okay, then.

Well, I guess I'll see
you guys back at home.

Hey, Boris. Nice knowing you, buddy.

And I'm not just saying
that 'cause you're rich.

(plane engine revving)
(Astrid laughing)

- Bye.
- Come on.

(snowmobile engine revving)
(dramatic music)

This one. The tread's skipping.

We're on the right trail.
(snowmobile engine revving)

(suspenseful music)

- Should take you an hour.
(radio chatter indistinct)

You show up without the kid,
you'll find a dead girl.

You touch her, and I'll kill you.

Hey. There's no point.

Okay. What are we gonna do?

- Just follow the map.
- No, that's no good.

You show up without Nelson,
they're gonna kill Caitlin.

Okay? We need another plan.

- Nelson will be there.
- Nelson's dead.

He's not. Mel's bringing him.

I'll let him know when
and where it's happening.

(dramatic music)

(Caitlin groaning)
(chair creaking)

(telephone ringing)

Hello?

Everything all right?

Yeah. Don't worry.

Nelson's a dead man walking.

(soft music)

(upbeat music)

Don't worry.

I'll let you know
everything as soon as I can.

That's not good enough.

- You told me since the
crash that you don't fly.

- Today I do.
(dramatic music)

This is it.

(door opens)

Put the gun down.

(dramatic music)

- Where's Nelson?
- Where's Caitlin?

- You'll see the girl
when we see her brother.

It's not gonna work that way.

You don't call the shots here. We do.

Show me the kid.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

We don't know how many guys are in there.

Does it matter?

Show me Caitlin.

(door bangs)
(dramatic music)

Don't move.

Go ahead. Try.

(door creaks)

We're too late.

(horse neighing)

- Nice, big, fenced-in yard.

There'll be lots of
space for Boris to run.

- Hopefully not by himself.
(horse neighing)

He will need interaction. Affection.

(Boris panting)

(Boris barking)
(door knocking)

You're a day late.

- Yeah. We had some
mechanical difficulties.

Yeah. So you said on the phone.

I hope Boris will be well taken care of.

The dog will be fine.

(horse neighing)

Aw.

Who is this?

Natasha.

- Ahh.
(soft music)

Hi.
(seagulls mewing)

Oh.
(Astrid laughing)

Dev...

(Boris panting)
(soft music)

- I hope Boris and Natasha
will be very happy together.

(soft music)

Goodbye, Boris.

You are a very lucky dog.

(Boris whines)

All right. Hey.

Hey. Where's Caitlin, huh?

- Calm down.
- Her blood's on the floor.

He's not gonna tell us anything.

Let's go.

You wanna stay here and watch this guy?

- No.
- Didn't think so.

- (dramatic music)
- Ah.

There's more blood.

- Can you tell which
footprints are Caitlin's?

- Oh, there's too many.
- Spread out.

We'll cover more ground.
(dramatic music)

Bobby.

(gun fires)

(dramatic music)

I killed him.

He didn't give you a choice.

Yeah. But...

(gun fires)

My brother's still out there.

So are Mel and Krista.

Stay with Caitlin.

(dramatic music)

(gun fires)

Whoa. It's me.

- You're lucky I didn't
blow your head off.

I figured you'd be too slow.

Ha ha.

Look, I think there's only two of them.

Seems like enough.

(airplane whirring)

Cops.

(plane engine revving)
(dramatic music)

All right, keep them pinned down.

I'm going after Nelson.

(gun fires)
(dramatic music)

You're shaking.

You know, I never thought

I could do something like that.

Tommy, you saved my life.

No, I could've said something

or told him to drop the
gun, but I just couldn't...

(Tommy sighs)

I just couldn't take the chance.

If anything ever happened to you,

I wouldn't know what to do.

I'm so lucky I met you.

(soft music)

Thank God they're here.

[Policeman] Found them. Over here.

(dramatic music)

(gun fires)

- Hey.
(man groans)

Okay.

You guys can come out now.

(soft music)

(gun fires)

(dogs barking)
(men chattering)

(suspenseful music)

(radio chatter indistinct)

Kidnapping, assault, attempted murder.

These guys are going away for a long time.

- They say anything?
(radio chatter indistinct)

Not the type to talk.

What were they after?
(soft music)

Money.

Next time, call us first.

(radio chatter indistinct)

I flew up with the cops.

You got on an airplane for me?

- I had to see you were okay.
(radio chatter indistinct)

- Are you?
- Yeah.

I'm sorry about our fight.

- Doesn't matter.
(soft music)

You.

(radio chatter indistinct)

Thank you.

Thank Bobby.

Where's Nelson?

He's probably gone back into hiding.

[Krista] "Probably"?

Don't worry. He's a survivor.

(radio chatter indistinct)

Yeah. We'll be in the cafe.

Wanna fly back together?

- No.
(soft music)

Wow. You're in trouble.

Me and Mel both.

Well, mostly you.

No matter what Mel does,
he'll always be her dad.

(radio chatter indistinct)

They'll never find the body.

Animals will take care of that.

Uncle Zach can rest in peace.

(soft music)
(door opens)

Nelson's dead.

Good job.

(paper rustling)

Did you see who killed Johnny?

Johnny?

The guy who was killed up there.

Yeah. Bobby Martin shot him.

(door opens)
(door closes)

(soft music)

That is the last one.

Okay.

You've made your point.
Can you put them back now?

We have to move on.

(soft music)

I'll rearrange my bedroom.

I am sure that will look very nice.

Well, I have to make room.

For what?

- If we are going to travel
together, we have to save money.

(soft music)

The best way to save money is to share...

A room.
(soft music)

Well, are you just gonna stand there,

or are you gonna help me?

(soft music)

(door closes)
(radio chatter indistinct)

Is it okay if I take Caitlin home?

- She's been waiting for
you for half an hour.

(Tommy chuckles)

- You ready?
- Yeah.

See you later.

- I'll be home soon.
(soft music)

Thanks. For everything.

(soft music)

(door opens)

- So... flying again?
(door closes)

- A one-time thing.
- Mm.

You really think Nelson's okay?

I hope so.

♪ Some people put their
lives into a dream ♪

♪ I put my life inside a song ♪

Krista.

Dev said you left with your suitcase.

What's going on?

I'm going to Bali.

To see your mother?

Uh, no, I've got to get out of here.

I need some time to figure things out.

Figure out what?

Everything. My life.

When are you coming back?

I don't know.

- Look, I'm sorry we didn't
tell you about Nelson.

- Just...
(soft music)

I cried when you told me he was dead.

And for what?

Because you and Mel didn't
think I could take it.

No. We wanted to protect you.

Okay.

Well, it's not just about Nelson.

Then what?

- This whole time we've been
trying to make this work,

I kept telling myself I
could trust you, and...

You lied...

about Petra, and this, and everything.

Look, Krista, I...

I knew what I was getting into...

And I thought I could handle it.

Just turns out I can't.

Just like that?

(people chattering)

Krista...

(soft music)

Goodbye, Bobby.

(soft music)

(upbeat music)