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[tense music]

* *

- You know if I could turn the clock back

a year to the time right before my dad died,

I'd do it all differently.

* *

- Gabrielle, it's time.

I've done everything possible to fix your M&A family.

You can leave them now and take your rightful place with me.

* *

- Trent.

* *

Shoot the bastard.

* *

- No.

No! No, Gabi.

- I'm here.

I'm here.

- You OK?

- I'm fine.

- Evans!

[music intensifies]

* *

[panting]

* *

What the hell just happened?

- Sir was fighting someone off.

If it wasn't us, he wasn't alone.

I don't think he left on his own accord.

* *

[sirens wailing]

[radio chatter]

- If I didn't have my ankle carry on me,

you'd be burying an officer tomorrow.

- But now he has your firearm.

- Unfortunately, Sir.

- I'm fine, Zeke. A little shaken, but I'm OK.

What about Dhan?

Zeke, I need to call you back.

Sorry to interrupt, but can you send police

protection to the hospital? - Is Dhan--

- He's alive.

He made it through surgery, but he hasn't woken up yet.

And-- - He's vulnerable.

- My whole team is.

I'd go myself, but it's better that I don't.

- I'll send a couple of officers.

- Thank you.

- I'll take you home.

- Trent, I'm fine.

- Gabi, there is a madman out there whose

only mission is to get to you.

- When isn't there one?

Fine.

I'll wait for you outside.

- You were right.

- About?

- Gabi Mosely stopped Lacey Quinn from killing Hugh Evans.

She talked to him in that phone booth

two times that we know about.

And just days ago, she's locked in a school gymnasium with him.

And yet again, he gets away, she's unscathed,

and there's no call to the DCPD for help.

At best, she's a kidnapper, enjoying this dance with him.

At worst, she's working with him.

- With all due respect--

- I'm issuing that arrest warrant.

- You said her confession wasn't enough.

- The situation has changed.

Hugh Evans has your gun.

Do you know what kind of damage that can do?

Gabi Mosely's linked to him.

We get her in jail, we get him in jail.

- You have no evidence.

- Then it's a good thing we're filing

for a search warrant too.

I warned you.

Once you're on this train, there's no stopping it.

You set this in motion.

She's got 24 hours.

* *

[dramatic music]

* *

- I am so, so sorry that Sir violated your house that way.

As soon as I know for sure that Dhan is OK,

I am putting all my energy into finding Sir and Christian.

He has to be the accomplice.

I will not rest until both of their asses are locked up.

- I won't either.

[sighs] I know the fact that you can't go

see Dhan must be killing you.

- I can't go there, Trent.

I can't.

- I know.

I know.

Look, you can lean on me, Gabi.

- I can't afford to fall apart right now.

What is it?

- [sighs]

[tense music]

Mallory is executing a search warrant for your house.

You're gonna be arrested.

I'm sorry, Gabi.

I-- I was so hurt when you first confessed.

I-- I put into motion something that I cannot take back.

Believe me, I have tried.

You should run.

* *

- I can't.

You would never forgive yourself for letting me in.

I will never forgive myself for all of it.

I have to pay for my crimes.

How much time do I have?

- 24 hours.

Maybe less.

[phone buzzes]

- Hello?

- Hey, Gabi.

- I'm on my way down.

I'm coming.

- Go.

24 hours, Gabi.

Make it count.

[radio chatter]

- Hey, what are you doing?

- Doc said surgery was a success.

Gunshot missed all major organs.

Can't keep a good man down.

[sighs] Hopefully they'll discharge me in a day or two.

I'm bored.

- I should go.

- No need.

I, uh, actually asked Dhan to call you.

There's a potential case.

- May I speak with you for a minute?

[sighs]

Listen, Sir broke into Trent's house this morning.

He almost got Trent and me.

We both know if Dhan finds out, there's

no way to keep him here.

Please keep him away from the news.

And don't tell him.

- I am sorry about the hell that Sir

continues to put you through.

But let me worry about Dhan.

About this case, it involves a missing college teen.

A friend of mine is a retired professor from Rennan College,

where, uh, this happened.

- All right, shh, shh. Keep it down.

Keep it down.

Oh, my god.

[laughter]

Is that a guy?

Are you seriously gay?

- The young man being humiliated in this video

is Jarad Price.

He hasn't been seen since he was picked up during a hazing

ritual eight hours ago.

All the other pledges have returned to class except

for Jarad, who is now missing.

- I'm sorry.

Are-- are we not going to talk about what

just happened with Sir?

I mean, I know that this case is important,

but it is Hell Week on campus, right?

And it's only been eight hours.

- He could just be sleeping it off.

- DCPD is on an all-out manhunt for Sir,

and Zeke is on the trail of new RV purchases.

There is nothing more right now we can do about Sir.

- There's something more that you're not saying.

- Please, let's do what we do best and find Jarad.

We could be looking at a hate crime.

Ethan has never asked me for much.

I owe him this.

His phone is off.

He hasn't returned to his dorm room,

and his roommate hasn't heard from him.

- I believe that Jarad was officially outed.

Look at his expression.

His facial reactions point to humiliation and shock.

- Based on the kid's socials,

he grew up in a conservative working-class family

about an hour outside D.C.

There are dozens like this.

He seems legitimately close to his parents.

And that's his older brother, Jacob.

He was killed by a drag racer six years ago.

- We also know that Jarad is on an academic scholarship

at Rennan College.

He majors in architecture.

- Rennan is a very prestigious school.

A lot of its graduates move on to become senators,

high-powered lawyers.

- The college doesn't have much on its website

or its socials.

- "Hello, I'm University President Gregory Benoit.

"Our number one priority is creating a safe environment

"where young people are free to grow into tomorrow's

world leaders."

- Why does it sound like something out of a

"Skulls" movie?

- We'll know more when we get on that campus.

Lacey with me.

Zeke, if there are any skeletons

in this college's closet--

- I'll find them.

- I'll try to track down the parents and bring them in.

- That won't be necessary.

It looks like they are pulling up outside.

[loud clattering]

[thumping]

[glass shattering]

[tense music]

[phone buzzes]

* *

- [exhales]

* *

[inhales and exhales]

.

- I know Jarad's professor said to come here,

but shouldn't we call the police?

- Honey, it's Hell Week.

There's probably nothing to worry about.

- Jarad is our whole world.

Him going to that school is a dream come true.

It's-- it's life-changing.

- How did he handle the transition?

Did he make friends easily?

Was he seeing someone?

- No, um, Jarad was very focused on school,

just like his--

- We're sorry about the loss of your older son, Jacob.

- Thank you.

- I-- I noticed that Jacob was into architecture,

just like Jarad.

- My boys were very close.

- Jarad kept us going after Jacob.

In many ways, he was our rock.

I think that's part of why he didn't

want to go far for school.

- Sounds like a lot of pressure.

- Well, we didn't pressure him.

Everything he's done is because he wanted it.

- It's such a nightmare.

[sobbing] First Jacob and now Jarad.

- Don't go there.

Give us a chance to find your son.

We have a limited amount of time,

and this family can't lose another child.

Zeke?

- The last place Jarad's phone pinged

was at the frat he was pledging.

- Lacey, any luck reaching the university president?

- No, his assistant must have a PhD in blocking access.

- That must come in handy when your boss is up to

anything shady.

- Margaret and I will swing by the frat house.

Lacey, head over to the dorms, talk to Jarad's roommate,

see what he knows. Zeke, I need you to--

- Um did you all just get this invitation?

[fireworks booming]

- Oh, god, it's, um--

it's from my mom.

- [chuckles] Gina's throwing us an anniversary party?

- I told her not to say anything with everything

that's going on.

But she insisted these moments are worth celebrating.

- She's not wrong.

But for now, let's focus on Jarad.

- I'll go get the car.

- And I'll keep digging for those skeletons.

- You OK?

- What are my chances of making bail once I'm arrested?

- They're closing in, aren't they?

- In 24 hours, I will be arrested.

[somber music]

- Hmm.

You're a flight risk, Gabi.

You won't make bail.

* *

- [laughing]

Oh, when my counselor said I had enough credits

to graduate early and enroll mid-year at Tulane,

I almost couldn't believe it.

- You excited about starting your new life

or leaving your old one behind?

- Uh--

Both?

- Sweetie, you've only got one dad.

Don't you want to make things right with him before you go?

- [chuckles] What do you think, Bella?

College Barbie chic?

- [sighs]

- [sighs]

- Hey.

Look.

Even though I'm going to college,

we're still best friends, still sisters.

We'll visit.

We'll talk on the--

my bad.

We will talk when you're ready.

But until then, I was saving this for later.

But now is as good a time as any.

Even if we can't see each other every day,

we'll still be in each other's hearts.

[gentle music]

* *

[indistinct chatter]

- We haven't seen the dude.

- We know the last place the phone was traced

is this location.

- Here you go.

We take all the pledges' phones during Hell Week.

It's ritual.

Jarad left before we could give his back last night.

It's no biggie.

- What else happened to Jarad when he

was snatched from his bedroom?

And don't try to lie.

We saw the video.

- That's confidential information.

- Smith, shut the hell up.

Just let me apologize on behalf of my brother here.

I'm president of Tau Psi Alpha.

And truthfully, there wasn't supposed

to be any stupid roundup rituals this year.

Some brothers made poor choices.

- Yeah, well, traditions matter.

- So did you pledge some people at the party

you had last night?

- How'd you know?

- The trash cans outside are full, pizza boxes on top,

beer cans hidden underneath, right?

And one of your guests left their earring on the couch.

- Yeah, we had the initiation party last night.

We had some girls over to celebrate,

and Jarad left with one of them.

- He's probably still with her.

- So Jarad made it into the frat?

Is that why you tried to out him on the video?

Wanted to humiliate and shame him out of the frat

he just got into?

- I was just messing around.

- It's giving homophobe.

- Lady, get over yourself.

Yeah, I recorded the video, but posting it online

would ruin the brotherhood.

I may not be a big Jarad fan, but I'm

ten toes down for Tau Psi.

- He's telling the truth.

- Look, our frat isn't homophobic,

but we are traditional.

If Jarad is gay, this probably isn't the place for him.

[loud splat]

- Ooh! [laughter]

[tense music]

Oh!

[loud splat]

- You won't get away with this.

- The dog has returned.

- Ooh!

[all hooting]

- One more word out of your mouths and I'll

make sure this house is condemned

and torn down before you can so much as blink.

- You led me on.

I hate you.

- All right, show's over.

Everybody inside now.

- Come with me, sweetie.

Come on.

Were you at the party last night?

- Uh, yeah, I had a few drinks.

Brian started flirting with me.

And-- I don't know-- he's cool, and that never happens to me.

So I agreed to sleep with him.

But as soon as I said it, he started high-fiving his friends

and exchanging money with his bros.

- It was all a bet.

- To see who could sleep with the biggest

loser, which I guess I am.

- You're beautiful and a fighter clearly.

Do not let some man child determine your worth.

Did you happen to see him at the party last night?

- Yeah, but I didn't talk to him.

He looked really angry, like he'd

been fighting with someone.

- He was in love.

You know, I mean, I never really met them,

but there was definitely someone special, so--

- When's the last time you saw Jarad?

- A couple of days ago, maybe?

- Can you be more specific?

- I'm sorry.

Yeah, I-- I'm sorry.

You know, it's just with all my classes, my work study job,

and my labs, I've been stressed as hell.

And now my freaking car is missing,

which happens every Hell Week, and I'm kind of over it.

But yeah, no, I just sort of won the roommate lottery

with Jarad.

He's amazing.

So that's a positive.

- OK.

Uh, do you need water?

- No way. No way.

Gabi Mosely?

Uh-- uh, you are a goddess.

Sorry, can I get a selfie?

Just seriously, like, you're my hero.

[laughs]

[camera shutter clicks]

- While details are scarce, the D.C. PD

has officially named Christian Evans a person of interest.

Coming up next, traffic with Xavier Tee.

- Search warrant and arrest warrant for Gabi Mosely.

I assumed you wanted to be the one to bring her in.

- Yeah, uh, you're right.

It should be me.

[phone chimes]

[sighs]

- Are you gonna be able to see this arrest through, Detective?

- There is a missing college kid.

Are we supposed to just leave him in the wind

because we're arresting Gabi?

Serve and protect, right?

That's what I'm doing.

[tense music]

.

- Me and Jarad have sort of been like ships passing

in the night recently, you know,

with his, uh, frat schedule and me practically

living at the library.

But this must be serious if, uh, Ms. Mosely is here.

[tense music]

* *

[knock at door]

- Campus security.

- Hey.

- You got people from Mosely and Associates in there?

There's been a complaint on campus.

- Who? Uh, no.

No, no, no, no.

Um, just-- just me.

But I was actually planning on going to the library

to study for my calc midterm.

And if there's like--

like, weird people running around,

I don't know if I feel safe walking alone.

So would you mind, um, escorting me?

- Fine, but hurry up.

- Thank you.

* *

- I think I found Jarad's journal.

* *

- "I don't know how long I can go on like this.

I want to end it all."

- Jarad was suicidal?

* *

- Reading someone's journal is a violation, Margaret.

- I understand your hesitation.

I do, but we're trying to save Jarad's life.

And these suicidal thoughts were written before the frat

outed him in that video.

- Meaning Jarad was already struggling

with his mental health.

- Look, it was only a few days ago

that I was on that beach feeling

like there was only one way to end my pain.

You know this.

It is so easy to mask how you really

feel to people, especially parents who think you're

perfect and happy and who may have unknowingly pressured you

into becoming the son that they lost as

opposed to who you really are.

I mean, his room is full of-- of psychology

books, not architecture.

I mean, he-- he can't even be honest about his major,

for Christ's sake.

Will you please help Jarad the way that you helped me?

Thank you.

- So how are you holding up?

- Jarad is only a few years older than I

was when I got kidnapped.

I know I have less than 24 hours,

and I know I should be focused on Sir, but--

- Jarad's parents already lost one child.

You can't let them lose another.

- If returning Jarad to his family is the last thing I do,

it will be enough for me.

- Yeah.

OK, thanks.

I'll relay.

That was Zeke.

There was a class-action lawsuit against the university

alleging they failed to uphold their duty

to protect their students.

It was settled out of court and sealed,

but the student plaintiffs aren't students there anymore.

- Actually, that tracks with the dozen

911 calls we found on campus for welfare

checks on suicidal students just in this last

semester alone.

Also, assaults which got reported but never prosecuted

because students declined to cooperate

after the initial outcry.

- What the hell is going on at that school?

Get this over to Zeke's.

It's Jarad's.

We need to get in it.

- Gabi!

- Oh, yeah.

He, uh, wants to talk to you.

He's big mad.

- Why didn't you tell me about Sir?

- I asked you not to tell him.

- Well, that's the difference between you and me, Gabi.

I don't keep secrets from the people that I love.

- We've gotta find Sir.

He's getting more brazen, Gabi.

- We're on it, Dhan.

So I need you to lay your ass back down so I

can get back to finding Jarad.

- You need to rest, babe.

- So Ethan was able to give us some insights

into Jarad's journal entries.

It seems like some of them were written about another person.

- They don't read like self-entries.

They seem more like the bumbling

documentation of someone who's trying

to learn to be a psychologist.

- Also, it doesn't seem like Jarad wrote the suicidal note.

- So who wrote it then?

- That's what we need to find out.

- I can't be here.

Sir is on the loose.

- You need to focus on recovering.

- M&A is my recovery.

Solving cases is my healing.

- I know that.

- I'll talk to him.

- [sighs] I love him.

But this is who I am.

So what time is the press conference?

- Soon, but it's not gonna quite

be what you think it will be.

I don't want to risk outing Jarad on a national scale,

so I'm gonna put a little Gabi Mosely spin on it.

- I love it already.

- Uh, if you agree to stay put, I'll share my plan.

- All right.

.

[church bells ringing]

- Hey, um, excuse me.

Um, where did you get your shirt?

- Me?

From a friend.

- Jarad Price?

- How'd you know?

- We're actually-- we're looking for him.

- I was just with him last night.

He walked me home from the party.

- So you're the person he left the party with?

- It wasn't like a hook-up or anything.

Jarad was helping me.

He's been giving me a lot of advice.

- There's nothing to be ashamed of, sweetie.

I'm-- I'm Margaret.

What's your name?

- Kaitlyn.

My anxiety was on ten at the party.

Anyway, Jarad found me and convinced me to get help.

- And so he gave you his shirt so that you

could cover up your arms so other people at the party

wouldn't see?

- He's the best.

- I know this is personal, but did

you give him a note saying that you couldn't go on like this?

- Jarad saved my life.

- I understand more than you will ever know, Kaitlyn.

A friend of mine did the same for me.

[gentle music]

- What exactly do you think you're doing?

This is private property.

- Well, since your college has failed

to comply with numerous reasonable requests

for information regarding Jarad Price, I had no choice

but to make a direct plea to the public.

Reporters are on their way.

If you want me to leave, all you have to do

is turn over the security footage from the frat house

the night Jarad went missing or I will turn

this press conference into the biggest

circus you have ever seen.

[tense music]

* *

So, Jarad and Brian had a fight.

- The timestamp makes it after the viral video

where Jarad was outed.

- But Jarad doesn't look ashamed.

In fact, he looks pissed. Strong.

- Wait, what are they even fighting about, though?

- He's saying, "I love you."

That boy is saying, "I love you."

- How do you know that, Mom?

- Well, I didn't know if you'd ever speak again.

I didn't know what skills I'd need.

So I learned sign language, lip reading.

I learned everything.

- I need to add lip reading to my list of skills.

With Gabi going away soon, we all need to step up our game.

- Can we stop acting like this is happening tomorrow?

* *

- Oh, my god.

It-- it is happening tomorrow, isn't it?

- Yes. - Son of a--

- Trent is not to blame.

I am.

Only me.

I still have a little time left,

and I would like to spend it finding Jarad and reuniting

him with his family.

Trent, we need to talk to Brian.

He was in love with Jarad.

How far would he go to keep that a secret?

* *

- What is wrong with you people?

You all are sitting around here sulking

while your friend, your sister, your family

is headed to prison?

Gabi kept a secret from you, a bad one.

OK.

That does not mean you give up on her.

You protect her at all costs, damn it,

the way she has always protected each and every one

of you.

- We've tried, but this is what Gabi

keeps telling us she wants.

- Enough is enough.

Fight for her!

Because I promise you, that's exactly what Sir plans to do.

[stirring music]

* *

[tense music]

* *

- I thought your wounds were healed.

Why do you need sedative painkillers?

- [sighs]

- Look, I'll mind my own business.

I just need one thing to ensure my silence.

I need you to help me disappear.

I've lost everything because of you.

The clinic where I worked fired me.

The manhunt for you brought too much negative

attention and suspicion.

And now my face is plastered all across the news.

I have nothing left.

You owe me.

Help me.

- I can help only Gabrielle and myself.

* *

- * They'll come back to haunt you *

* They'll come back to haunt you *

- You're going after Gabi again.

- [exhales]

- Tonight.

- * The poison inside you *

- I won't let you.

[dishes clattering]

[glass shattering]

- * The poison inside you *

* Oh-oh, oh, oh, oh *

* All the things that you do *

* They'll come back to haunt you *

.

- Look, I told you, I don't know anything.

- It's just the two of us.

No frat brothers around.

No need to hide or cover.

I need you to tell me the truth, Brian.

Were you and Jarad in a romantic relationship?

I know it was you who ran from Jarad's room on the video.

- [sighs] You must think I'm a coward.

- No.

I think you're human.

[gentle music]

* *

- [sighs] I told Jarad to wipe his phone so there

wouldn't be any evidence of us when the frat

took the pledges' phones.

Then after the initiation party, we got into an argument.

I didn't know Smith was picking up Jarad for his final rites

that night.

That's why I was with him in his dorm.

And I panicked and ran out when Smith and the guys busted in.

I'm sorry I didn't say anything sooner.

I-- you know, I honestly thought

he was just off somewhere mad at me and that he'd cool off.

- I knew it.

[tense music]

- That's why you didn't tell Brian the time of Jarad's

initiation abduction.

You suspected something was going on

between Brian and Jarad, and you wanted

to bust them both, shame them.

- There's no room in my frat for a perverted deviant

like him.

- [grunts]

[groans]

He assaulted me.

You saw it.

- I'm not a cop.

I didn't see a damn thing.

* *

- Well, I hope to have some news for you soon.

No, no.

Call as much as you want.

Jarad's parents keep calling every half hour.

- Mm.

I know what they're going through.

I'm sorry, baby.

I shouldn't have gone off about Gabi.

It was not my place.

- It was absolutely your place.

It was the kick in the ass we needed.

But, Mom, I--

I've really looked at every possible legal loophole,

and there are none.

I don't know how to protect Gabi.

I don't know how to protect her.

[gentle music]

* *

[toys clattering]

[dog barking]

[ominous music]

* *

- [panting]

* *

- What is it, baby?

What's the matter?

Bella, what is going on?

- [panting]

* *

- Well, I think I know what's going on.

You're worried about Gabi leaving.

- Come here.

[sighs] Baby, it isn't dangerous for Gabi

to want to leave and start something new.

We have to support her.

She has given us so much of herself.

And now, she's expanding her life.

Maybe that's something we should think about doing, too.

* *

- Were you able to de-encrypt Jarad's phone?

- I can do you one better.

I just got into his messaging apps.

Guess who posted the video of Jarad online.

It was Jarad himself.

- Why would he do that?

- To get his power back.

No longer have to be the perfect son

in place of his brother,

to not have to be the perfect frat guy,

to finally just be him.

- I am so pissed at you for leaving the hospital.

- I can't protect you from there.

I need to be right here, by your side.

- So that was Kaitlyn--

hey-- um, the girl that Jarad helped at the party.

She didn't remember until she just looked at her phone

just now.

But Jarad apparently made a phone call from Kaitlyn's phone

to 703-555-0166.

She remembered something about borrowing a car.

- That number sounds familiar.

It's Jarad's roommate's cell phone.

- Why didn't Rob mention this?

- Lacey, will you-- will you pull up the photos you took

in-- in Jarad's dorm room?

Because he was too sleep deprived to remember.

- That would explain why Rob thought his car was missing.

Jarad had it.

- Jarad and his parents are close.

What if he wanted to tell his parents what happened

before they saw the video?

- Protect them from anymore hurt.

- He couldn't call then. The frat had his phone.

- So he took Rob's car to go tell them,

but clearly, he never made it there.

- Zeke, look up police dispatches

on calls about abandoned cars or accidents

on the route between campus and Jarad's parents' house.

- Already on it.

- I already checked all the hospitals, both near campus

and his parents.

He hadn't been admitted.

- I got something.

There was a report of a damaged, abandoned car

along Lincoln Road.

[sirens wailing]

[radio chatter]

- Jarad hit an animal, like a-- like a large deer or something.

- We need to find Jarad.

- Jarad?

Jarad!

- Jarad! - Jarad!

Jarad!

- Jarad!

Jarad!

- Jarad!

[tense music]

- Over here!

Over here.

- Jarad, honey?

Oh, Jarad.

Jarad, help is here.

- We need a medic over here now!

- Please.

Tell my parents.

* *

.

- I'm sorry I made you worry.

- You need to stop worrying about us so much, honey.

We saw the video. - No, it's--

- There's nothing to explain, son.

We've always known.

- We just wanted you to decide for yourself

when you were ready to talk to us about this.

- It's just after Jacob, I just--

I didn't want to rock the boat.

- We love you unconditionally, just like your brother did.

- There's nothing that you could say or do that could

make us love you less.

- Nothing?

- Nothing.

- I don't know how to tell you this, but--

[gentle music]

I'm a psychology major.

[laughter]

Like, I-- I truly hate architecture.

- Sorry to interrupt.

Someone else wanted to say hi.

- * Taller than the trees *

* I know you see *

* Oh, I know you still see *

* We can grow taller than a tree *

* *

* Woo, ooh *

- Mom, Dad, this is Brian, my boyfriend.

- [laughing]

Come here.

- * And we'll make sure to be careful *

* And I'll fall apart *

* When I look back *

- Thanks for finding Jarad.

- I'm just grateful my last case had a happy ending.

- * We got through all of that *

* And we'll be just fine *

- Gabi, wait.

* *

I still don't approve of your methods,

but there's no arguing with the results.

And with the sense of purpose that you've given Dhan--

- * I know you see *

- --you can't go to jail.

He needs you.

- * I know you still see *

* We can grow taller than a tree *

* *

[sirens wailing]

[together] Welcome home.

- Happy second anniversary, M&A.

[chuckles]

[melancholy music]

- Guys, I don't know what to say.

Just thank you.

I love you all so much.

- When is the DCPD bringing you in?

- I don't know.

A few hours.

- OK, it's time to move.

* *

- Gabi, I'll be parked across the street keeping watch.

- You guys really don't have to do this.

* *

- I'll get Zeke on the line and we'll

erase everything on your hard drives

beyond the encryption key recovery.

That way, nothing can be restored.

DCPD can arrest you, but without evidence,

they can't hold you.

* *

- Dhan did a good job, but there's still

a few loose ends to tie up.

- After everything I did, why are you helping me?

- My MargaretVision is back.

- I noticed at the frat house.

- Initially, um, I felt betrayed by you.

But, um, after what happened at the beach

and, um, after my time with Taylor,

I realized that I was projecting

my feelings about myself and my-- my failures onto you.

So was I hurt?

Yes.

Did you deserve everything I threw at you?

No.

I mean, I don't condone your actions.

But that doesn't change the fact that we're family.

[gentle music]

And we're gonna fix this together.

* *

- [sighs]

[phone buzzes]

- Hey, Shaker, what's up?

The RV?

[tense music]

Yeah, anyone inside?

Yeah, I'm on my way.

* *

- I asked Dhan and Margaret for some alone time.

They're on watch in Dhan's car.

- You know if I could turn the clock back

a year to the time right before my dad died,

I'd do it all differently.

I'd talk to my dad about his drinking.

I'd lean on my M&A village.

When he passed away, I'd gotten the help that

I needed because I didn't.

All of you are paying the price.

* *

- You're forgiven, Gabi.

And what matters is you're leaning on us now.

And we got you.

* *

Do you remember when you gave me this?

* *

- [gasping]

* *

- You don't have to keep watch.

* *

You're never going to lose me.

- * Here it comes again *

* Here it comes again *

* Here it comes again *

* The rain's gonna wash you clean *

* *

* Let the rain come down *

* Let it wash you clean *

* Take your memories *

* Wash away your dreams *

* Let the rain come down *

* Let it wash you clean *

* Let the rain come down *

* Let it wash you clean *

* Take you down once again *

* The rain's gonna wash you clean *

- Greg, move your head.

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