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We ask whoever took our Emily..

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...please remember
she's someone's child.

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We come to you with an exclusive
this morning as new breaks

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that a three‐year old girl
was abducted from her home

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in Copeland County
late last night.

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Investigators say that the young
girl was asleep in her room

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when an assailant
forcefully entered her home

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and abducted her.

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An amber alert
was issued this morning

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as the unidentified suspect
is still at large

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and potentially dangerous.

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If you have any information..

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Any little girl
dreaming of being a ballerina

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loves our dresses made of tulle.

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But...satin dresses
are pretty popular

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with the budding princesses,
but my personal favorite

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is the tulle dress
paired with sneakers.

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And, um, these just, uh,
pull the look altogether.

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Makes you wish
you were five again, right?

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Um, I'll go
wrap this up for you.

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I think I even have a hair bow
to match. Be right back.

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‐ Hi.
‐ I'm working.

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‐ So am I.
‐ No, you're distracting.

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‐ Okay, I was working.
‐ Well, go, continue.

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But I need your approval
before I can keep going.

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Excuse me?

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I'm just gonna
wrap this up in the back

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where I have
the tissue paper, okay?

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‐ What do you think?
‐ Oh, Ryan..

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Yeah?

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I mean,
whoever we sell this to is‐‐

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Maybe we don't sell it.

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We have a store
for selling things.

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Maybe just put it
in the store window

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but don't sell it.

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Ah, you stop right there.

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Or maybe I don't

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and then you'll be so glad that
I had this thing ready to go.

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We're not ready.

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‐ We're ready.
‐ We're almost ready.

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How much longer?

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When it's time.

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But right now I have a customer.

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She's fine.

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We cannot behave this way
at work.

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‐ Says who?
‐ Your boss.

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And then he calculated
what each of us owed on the tab

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down to the cent.

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‐ Oh, boy.
‐ Yeah.

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And then I had one spring roll

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and he divided a quarter
of the price of the rolls

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and added it
to my part of the tab.

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I mean, no wonder
he's still single.

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I‐I threw down my cash
and I wished him luck.

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I mean, can you imagine
traveling with this man?

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‐ I feel sorry for him.
‐ I‐I‐I know.

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I mean,
he's completely clueless.

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Well, get back out there.
You're gonna find someone.

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Between work and school,
I‐I'm literally exhausted.

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Well, a couple of more tests
and you're gonna be a nurse.

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Yeah, it's that easy.

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Oh, of course not,
but then we can get back

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to brunches and game nights.

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Mm, so you can slaughter me
at trivia?

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I'll take you anywhere
I can get you.

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'Cause I'm your favorite.

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‐ Thank you.
‐ Thanks, honey.

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But, um, Karina, you do need
to find another brunch buddy.

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‐ Don't say that.
‐ Seriously.

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I mean, you came out here
to get the shop going

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and to start a family.

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Shop is doing great
and the family thing is

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well, well, as you say,
in the works.

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So it's time, right?

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I‐it's time to find
a local lady‐friend

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to have some fun with
between our visits.

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‐ Are you breaking up with me?
‐ Well..

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‐ I am actually seeing someone.
‐ Oh.

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He looks an awful lot
like a text book.

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‐ Stop.
‐ Babe, I love you.

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I don't mind sharing you.

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You put so much of yourself
into that shop

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I‐I just want you to enjoy
this life that you have here.

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I just don't know anyone
out here.

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You know, it's not
as easy to meet people

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as it was in college.

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It's not like I work
in an office. So what do I do?

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Well, uh, next time a nice
customer comes into the shop

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ask her to lunch. Start there.

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Okay.

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But if she brings out
a spreadsheet

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to calculate the tab?

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‐ Run!
‐ Yeah.

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As fast as you can, okay?

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‐ I'll drink to that.
‐ A drink to that.

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na‐na na‐na

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na‐na na‐na‐na

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na‐na na‐na‐na

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Hello there.

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Hey, sorry,
I kinda got in the zone.

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You have been for hours.

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Here's your half of the snack

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you were supposed
to join me for.

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Whoops.

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‐ You want some company?
‐ Sure.

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So, I thought
we closed the shop on Sundays

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so you could have a day off.

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When inspiration strikes..

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How is Cam?

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She's good, you know

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she's very close to making

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all her dreams come true.

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She just never comes up
for air, you know?

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Oh, I know someone else
we could say that about.

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‐ The business is doing great.
‐ I know.

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You can start enjoying the life
that we've built here.

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I know.

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And I'm not trying
to pressure you.

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I know.

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I wanna build a family, too.

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But I just had this idea

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that when we raise a family,
we'll be in a community.

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And every time I see Cam,
it becomes very apparent.

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‐ That's not what we have here.
‐ Yet.

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That's what we need
to start building.

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Not more stuff.

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Uh‐uh.

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Ooh.

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‐ You're right. Mm‐hmm.
‐ Mm‐hmm.

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‐ I'm right. Mm.
‐ Mm‐hmm.

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Just let me finish the hem.
Please.

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Thanks.

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Alright, Master Hemster

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show me how this is done.

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Well, watch
'cause I'm really good at this.

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Mm.

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na‐na‐na..

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In this week on special report

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we begin in Copeland County,
California.

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Sleeping safely in her bed

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was a normal and curious
three‐year old girl.

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Then an unidentified assailant
kidnapped the child.

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Now, five years later

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investigators officially
put an end to their search

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declaring her dead in absentia.

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Tonight, we bring you
this story and others like it

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in CBN‐7's special report
on child abduction cases

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that have run cold
in California.

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la la‐la la‐la

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Are the dresses for people, too?

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‐ The dresses?
‐ Or just for fairies?

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Let's see, shall we?

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Excuse me, Mr. Hippo.

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‐ This little girl‐‐
‐ 'Mallie.'

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Mallie would like to know

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if she can borrow
the fairies' dresses.

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The Hippo said
the fairies would be honored

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to share their dresses with you.

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‐ I read the most books‐‐
‐ 'Mallie!'

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You can't take off like that.

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Mallie, what did I just say?

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Mom, look.

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Honey..

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...you are
my most precious thing, okay?

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I don't know
what I would do without you.

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Sometimes I'm just so fast,
I can't control myself.

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I understand, honey.

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I bet, and you're fast
at reading, too.

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I get a medal
in front of everyone!

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So this dress
is for a celebration, huh?

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Honey, remember,
we‐we're not doing the ceremony.

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‐ Just the dress.
‐ I've never gotten a medal.

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You're going to get the medal,
okay?

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Her school is honoring the most
avid readers in each grade, so..

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How exciting!

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I mean, I don't,
I don't love the idea

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of my daughter being paraded in
front of a bunch of strangers.

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But, you know,
you hear all of these things

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that go on these days and it's..

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‐ 'Yes, of course.'
‐ Yes.

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Well, how about..

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...you try it on?

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Oh‐oh.

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Okay.

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‐ She's so cute.
‐ Thank you.

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I'm sure I‐I sound crazy.

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It's just you hear
these stories these days.

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And I, I mean, I don't mean
to be over‐protective

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but she's, she's literally
all I have, so it's..

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Of course, you know,
I can't even imagine

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what it's like to parent these
days with all the technology‐‐

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It's crazy, they're exposed
to the world like that. It's..

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Well, good for you for keeping
such a close eye on her.

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Thanks, I try.

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Oh, uh, how about you?
Do you have any kids?

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Mm, not yet.

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‐ Not yet.
‐ Yeah.

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But you‐you work here, huh?

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I own here, actually.

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‐ Well, good for you.
‐ Yeah.

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Little bit of advice
for when you do have kids.

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What they say is true,
it takes a village

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which is something
I do not have.

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‐ It doesn't fit.
‐ Aw, honey.

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We'll find you something else.

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How about I make you a dress?

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But who made this dress?

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Fairies or you?

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Well, I make the dresses
for the fairies

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and I can make a special one
for you.

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'Oh, you don't have to do that.'

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Nonsense.

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Come on, let's go
get you measured.

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So I'll see you
for dinner, instead.

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This is more beautiful than
my mind could ever think of.

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We, uh,
we can't thank you enough.

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You're nice people.
It was my pleasure.

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Sweetie, go get dressed
'cause I've to get

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to the post office
before it closes, okay?

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But I never wanna take this off.

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I can watch her
while you head over.

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‐ Are you sure?
‐ It's no problem at all.

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Okay, I'll be real quick.

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Be dressed and ready
when I get back, okay, honey?

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Thank you.

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Mallie, I have to help
this customer

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right here for just a sec.

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But over there
there's a book shelf.

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You can read any book
that you want to.

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Okay? I'll be right with you.

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‐ Hi, how are you?
‐ Hi, how are you doing?

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Great. Um, are you interested
in this crib?

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'Yes, I am. I'm very interested
in this crib.'

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'Well, my husband designs
all the cribs.'

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'He does all the woodwork
himself'

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'and it's kinda supposed
to be reminiscent of'

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what you would have played with
at your grandparents' house

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when you were young.

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'Awesome.'

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Um, and he also designed
the dresser to match

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so it's kind of a set, uh..

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It's trending
with all the hipster parents.

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Mallie, stop!

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Hey! Hey!

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Honey, sit down,
just read a book right there.

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Okay. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

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Oh. Hey.

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‐ What's going on?
‐ We need to call the police.

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Why?

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A man,
he‐he tried to take Mallie.

253
00:14:13.853 --> 00:14:15.938
I think, I'm‐I'm assuming
that it wasn't her father.

254
00:14:16.022 --> 00:14:17.648
'No, her father's
not in the picture.'

255
00:14:17.732 --> 00:14:22.153
Okay. If I hadn't stopped him,
he just, he would've taken her.

256
00:14:22.236 --> 00:14:24.947
You did, okay?

257
00:14:25.031 --> 00:14:27.742
You came to the rescue,
so don't, don't call the police.

258
00:14:27.867 --> 00:14:29.118
A man tried to kidnap
your daughter

259
00:14:29.202 --> 00:14:30.495
and you don't wanna
call the police?

260
00:14:30.620 --> 00:14:32.747
I don't wanna alarm her.

261
00:14:32.872 --> 00:14:36.751
Can you imagine a little girl,
her age, talking to the cops?

262
00:14:36.834 --> 00:14:39.045
They're not exactly good
with kids.

263
00:14:40.838 --> 00:14:42.131
How can you be so calm?

264
00:14:42.215 --> 00:14:44.425
It's just, children pick up

265
00:14:44.509 --> 00:14:45.718
on a lot more than they let on

266
00:14:45.802 --> 00:14:46.969
and I just..

267
00:14:47.095 --> 00:14:48.679
Please, I‐I, I don't wanna

268
00:14:48.805 --> 00:14:50.473
make her feel unsafe.

269
00:14:50.556 --> 00:14:51.891
You understand?

270
00:14:52.016 --> 00:14:54.435
Please, I‐I..

271
00:14:54.519 --> 00:14:57.730
I'm so sorry,
it happened so quick and I‐‐

272
00:14:57.814 --> 00:15:00.983
Honey, you did, you did great.

273
00:15:01.109 --> 00:15:02.985
Really, you're a..

274
00:15:03.111 --> 00:15:05.530
You're a godsend,
I mean, I don't..

275
00:15:05.655 --> 00:15:09.575
Oh, my God. How am I ever
going to repay you. Oh.

276
00:15:09.700 --> 00:15:12.995
Actually, I could start
by‐by paying you, I mean..

277
00:15:13.079 --> 00:15:15.581
‐ Here. Please take, take extra.
‐ No, no, no.

278
00:15:15.706 --> 00:15:18.584
It's okay, it's okay. Um..

279
00:15:21.212 --> 00:15:23.589
I don't know, maybe we could
go out for a‐a bite sometime

280
00:15:23.673 --> 00:15:25.299
you know, I don't know
very many people around here.

281
00:15:25.425 --> 00:15:26.759
Oh, honey,
a bite would be great.

282
00:15:26.843 --> 00:15:28.845
‐ Okay.
‐ On me, okay?

283
00:15:28.970 --> 00:15:30.388
‐ Okay?
‐ We'll see.

284
00:15:30.471 --> 00:15:32.598
‐ On me!
‐ Okay.

285
00:15:35.852 --> 00:15:37.145
Thank you.

286
00:15:53.703 --> 00:15:54.954
We need to call the police.

287
00:15:58.708 --> 00:16:00.835
Don't call the police.

288
00:16:00.960 --> 00:16:03.880
You're thinking so loud,
it's keeping me up.

289
00:16:05.173 --> 00:16:06.466
Sorry.

290
00:16:06.549 --> 00:16:10.303
Just keep thinking I should've
reported the incident today.

291
00:16:10.428 --> 00:16:13.973
I mean,
what, what if it happens again?

292
00:16:14.056 --> 00:16:15.641
Well, you definitely should
let people know

293
00:16:15.725 --> 00:16:19.312
but you got to respect
her privacy.

294
00:16:19.437 --> 00:16:23.524
Yeah, but what happens if he
succeeds next time? Then what?

295
00:16:23.649 --> 00:16:27.111
Oh, that's why we all
have to exercise caution.

296
00:16:27.195 --> 00:16:29.989
How, when she won't report it?

297
00:16:30.072 --> 00:16:32.867
Maybe she doesn't wanna
scare her daughter.

298
00:16:32.992 --> 00:16:35.161
Yeah, but what about
other people's children?

299
00:16:38.706 --> 00:16:40.958
I bet you spooked him.

300
00:16:41.042 --> 00:16:44.504
‐ He won't be back.
‐ I hope you're right.

301
00:16:48.674 --> 00:16:50.259
Turn that brain off.

302
00:16:51.886 --> 00:16:54.263
‐ Go to sleep.
‐ Okay.

303
00:16:54.347 --> 00:16:56.265
‐ Goodnight.
‐ Goodnight.

304
00:17:06.067 --> 00:17:08.986
‐ I am so glad that we did this.
‐ Yeah.

305
00:17:09.111 --> 00:17:11.989
I just, I don't tend
to get out on my own.

306
00:17:12.073 --> 00:17:14.992
Well, the life of a single
mother must not be easy.

307
00:17:15.076 --> 00:17:18.120
Uh, I know that I'm not
the only one in town

308
00:17:18.204 --> 00:17:20.915
but it really feels like it
sometimes.

309
00:17:21.040 --> 00:17:21.999
‐ You know?
‐ Yeah.

310
00:17:22.124 --> 00:17:24.168
Does your ex help out at all?

311
00:17:25.294 --> 00:17:26.504
He..

312
00:17:30.716 --> 00:17:34.053
I prefer to keep anything
involving him in the past.

313
00:17:34.136 --> 00:17:36.806
I mean,
Mallie and I moving here

314
00:17:36.931 --> 00:17:39.183
was really about a fresh start

315
00:17:39.267 --> 00:17:40.643
you know,
so it's important for me to‐‐

316
00:17:40.726 --> 00:17:41.978
Yeah, I‐‐

317
00:17:42.061 --> 00:17:43.854
Lena! Congrats are in order.

318
00:17:43.938 --> 00:17:46.232
Dylan told me that Mallie won
the Eager Reader Award.

319
00:17:46.357 --> 00:17:49.151
‐ Oh, hey. Thank you.
‐ I'm not surprised.

320
00:17:49.277 --> 00:17:50.987
Hi. I don't know you, I'm Emma.

321
00:17:51.070 --> 00:17:53.781
Hi, I'm Karina.
Nice to meet you.

322
00:17:53.864 --> 00:17:55.908
‐ Our kids share a teacher.
‐ Oh.

323
00:17:55.992 --> 00:17:57.493
And thank goodness
it's Mallie, too.

324
00:17:57.577 --> 00:18:00.496
I mean, Dylan could never.
I mean, he's way too shy.

325
00:18:00.580 --> 00:18:02.707
'But your little Miss Thing
is gonna steal the show!'

326
00:18:02.832 --> 00:18:06.419
Yeah, I'm, I'm not sure Mallie
wants to be part of a show.

327
00:18:06.502 --> 00:18:08.838
Oh, but she has to,
we're gonna have all the winners

328
00:18:08.963 --> 00:18:10.965
read a passage
from their favorite book

329
00:18:11.007 --> 00:18:13.342
you know, to inspire
the other kids to read.

330
00:18:13.426 --> 00:18:15.469
I'm head
of the parents' association.

331
00:18:15.511 --> 00:18:17.972
We're always looking
for volunteers. Are you local?

332
00:18:18.097 --> 00:18:20.725
I am, I own
a children's store on 3rd.

333
00:18:20.850 --> 00:18:22.476
Get out! What's it called?

334
00:18:22.560 --> 00:18:24.270
Juvenile Shop
Children's Boutique.

335
00:18:24.353 --> 00:18:27.189
I know it.
I'm gonna peek by for myself.

336
00:18:27.315 --> 00:18:29.108
Mallie got a dress
from my shop that I made.

337
00:18:29.191 --> 00:18:30.526
‐ She wanted‐‐
‐ Actually, about the‐‐

338
00:18:30.651 --> 00:18:32.486
No kidding!

339
00:18:32.612 --> 00:18:35.197
We should have you
present an award to the kids.

340
00:18:35.323 --> 00:18:36.824
You know, we need to show..

341
00:18:43.247 --> 00:18:45.124
...our community
supports each other

342
00:18:45.207 --> 00:18:48.044
and it would be great exposure
for your shop.

343
00:18:48.169 --> 00:18:51.464
‐ I would love it.
‐ Lena, always good to see you.

344
00:18:51.589 --> 00:18:53.507
And, Karina, nice to meet you.
I've got to run.

345
00:18:53.591 --> 00:18:57.178
Always a million things.
I'll be in touch.

346
00:18:58.054 --> 00:18:59.972
She's a ball of energy, huh?

347
00:19:00.014 --> 00:19:02.141
Oh, she sure is.

348
00:19:03.851 --> 00:19:06.312
‐ Are you okay?
‐ Yeah.

349
00:19:06.395 --> 00:19:09.273
‐ Yeah, I'm fine.
‐ Will Mallie be excited?

350
00:19:09.357 --> 00:19:11.651
Yeah, I guess I am.

351
00:19:11.776 --> 00:19:14.820
Have to take back all of that.

352
00:19:14.945 --> 00:19:16.489
Oh, my God, I‐I..

353
00:19:16.572 --> 00:19:19.200
I'm so sorry, I thought that
you, you changed your mind

354
00:19:19.325 --> 00:19:20.826
I assumed that‐‐

355
00:19:20.951 --> 00:19:24.372
‐ It's fine. It's fine.
‐ Oh. I..

356
00:19:24.497 --> 00:19:27.416
Did Mallie say anything
about the other day?

357
00:19:27.541 --> 00:19:32.296
She, uh, she thought the man
knew where the fairies lived

358
00:19:32.338 --> 00:19:34.507
and was about to go
right along with him.

359
00:19:34.632 --> 00:19:37.385
See why I have to keep
such a tight leash on her?

360
00:19:37.510 --> 00:19:40.805
I mean, she's amazing,
but she's a handful.

361
00:19:40.888 --> 00:19:44.392
Well, I can help keep eyes
on her if you'd like me to.

362
00:19:44.517 --> 00:19:46.310
That's.. I don't wanna
burden you with that.

363
00:19:46.394 --> 00:19:49.647
It's not a burden.
It's what you do.

364
00:19:50.856 --> 00:19:53.651
‐ Cheers.
‐ Cheers.

365
00:20:01.409 --> 00:20:04.120
Sounds like you made that
new friend you were hoping for.

366
00:20:04.203 --> 00:20:05.830
Is it strange
that I feel more connected

367
00:20:05.913 --> 00:20:08.332
to Lena's kid than to her?

368
00:20:08.457 --> 00:20:10.376
You want one just like her?

369
00:20:11.502 --> 00:20:12.795
I do.

370
00:20:12.878 --> 00:20:14.964
Careful, Lena's gonna think
maybe you're trying

371
00:20:15.005 --> 00:20:17.216
to swipe her for yourself.

372
00:20:17.299 --> 00:20:18.467
Poor Lena.

373
00:20:18.592 --> 00:20:21.595
You know, she was
so unnecessarily worried

374
00:20:21.679 --> 00:20:25.349
about the worst thing happening,
and then it almost did.

375
00:20:25.474 --> 00:20:27.143
This is the world
that we're living in

376
00:20:27.226 --> 00:20:30.479
and this is why
I have such hesitation.

377
00:20:30.563 --> 00:20:31.981
What if I can't protect‐‐

378
00:20:32.022 --> 00:20:33.816
Don't start thinking like that.

379
00:20:33.899 --> 00:20:36.360
We live in the kind of world
that we make for ourselves

380
00:20:36.485 --> 00:20:37.987
and you and I
are working towards

381
00:20:38.028 --> 00:20:39.697
the life we've always wanted.

382
00:20:42.783 --> 00:20:43.951
We are.

383
00:20:48.497 --> 00:20:51.792
‐ Speaking of work..
‐ Karina..

384
00:20:51.876 --> 00:20:54.545
You have everything it takes
to be a great mother.

385
00:20:56.422 --> 00:21:00.176
‐ I'm glad you're so sure.
‐ I am.

386
00:21:02.470 --> 00:21:04.597
I wanna be sure, too.

387
00:21:06.474 --> 00:21:09.560
I just hope that one day..

388
00:21:09.685 --> 00:21:13.355
...I can be everything
that a child needs.

389
00:21:27.870 --> 00:21:29.330
More sugar, anyone?

390
00:21:29.413 --> 00:21:32.458
Mine is perfect. Thank you.

391
00:21:32.541 --> 00:21:34.668
Mine needs more flavor.

392
00:21:34.794 --> 00:21:37.505
What kind of tea
are we having today, my love?

393
00:21:38.923 --> 00:21:40.132
‐ 'Oh!'
‐ Ooh.

394
00:21:40.257 --> 00:21:42.218
I thought I detected, um

395
00:21:42.343 --> 00:21:46.055
fresh notes of the garden
in my tea.

396
00:21:46.180 --> 00:21:48.933
‐ Delicious, like always.
‐ Mm‐hmm.

397
00:21:49.016 --> 00:21:51.811
Oh, honey, mommy really needs
some caffeine.

398
00:21:51.894 --> 00:21:56.315
Are you okay if I go inside and
make Karina and I some coffee?

399
00:21:56.398 --> 00:21:59.068
Sure, and then you can
get rid of the yucky taste

400
00:21:59.193 --> 00:22:01.862
with my world‐famous
delicious tea!

401
00:22:01.946 --> 00:22:04.490
Okay, my love.
I'll be right back.

402
00:22:06.700 --> 00:22:11.247
So, Mallie, did you come up
with this recipe yourself?

403
00:22:11.372 --> 00:22:13.207
Yeah. I just maked it up.

404
00:22:13.332 --> 00:22:15.334
Well, it's delicious.

405
00:22:15.459 --> 00:22:19.129
Well, I've been having tea
parties for a very long time.

406
00:22:20.589 --> 00:22:23.008
I used to have tea parties
with my dolls.

407
00:22:23.133 --> 00:22:25.636
Brings back very good memories.

408
00:22:25.719 --> 00:22:29.390
Yeah, me, too.
I miss my dolls sometimes.

409
00:22:29.515 --> 00:22:32.643
‐ Well, where are they?
‐ I‐I don't know.

410
00:22:32.726 --> 00:22:35.229
I had different dolls and toys

411
00:22:35.354 --> 00:22:37.648
when I was called Emily.

412
00:22:37.731 --> 00:22:41.527
Well, is Mallie
your middle name?

413
00:22:41.652 --> 00:22:45.573
No. At my other house
my name was Emily.

414
00:22:49.660 --> 00:22:50.828
Right.

415
00:22:50.870 --> 00:22:53.998
You moved here right before
you started school.

416
00:22:54.123 --> 00:22:55.416
Yup.

417
00:22:55.541 --> 00:22:59.837
Well, did you change your name
when you started school?

418
00:23:02.882 --> 00:23:04.425
Mallie?

419
00:23:06.176 --> 00:23:08.345
Mom, can we have those treats

420
00:23:08.470 --> 00:23:10.723
you were saving
for a special day?

421
00:23:12.516 --> 00:23:15.644
Well, you're gonna break me down
anyway, so, yes.

422
00:23:15.769 --> 00:23:18.480
‐ 'But only one, okay, love?'
‐ Okay.

423
00:23:21.984 --> 00:23:24.737
The coffee will just be
another minute.

424
00:23:24.820 --> 00:23:26.864
This is nice.

425
00:23:26.989 --> 00:23:29.116
Yeah, it is.

426
00:23:29.199 --> 00:23:31.201
You gotta, you gotta watch her.

427
00:23:31.327 --> 00:23:33.495
She'll take two
and tell you otherwise.

428
00:23:35.039 --> 00:23:39.293
‐ Yeah, she's quite a character.
‐ Yeah, she is.

429
00:23:39.418 --> 00:23:41.503
She, um..

430
00:23:41.587 --> 00:23:44.089
She told me
her name used to be Emily.

431
00:23:46.216 --> 00:23:47.593
Really?

432
00:23:50.012 --> 00:23:53.390
Last week she was telling people
that her mom was famous.

433
00:23:53.515 --> 00:23:55.142
Can you imagine
their disappointment

434
00:23:55.225 --> 00:23:58.020
when they meet me? I mean..

435
00:23:58.145 --> 00:24:00.898
Oh. What am I gonna do with her?

436
00:24:07.905 --> 00:24:09.365
It's odd, isn't it?

437
00:24:09.490 --> 00:24:11.825
'It is, but she's a kid.'

438
00:24:11.951 --> 00:24:14.411
'Kids say things and don't
analyze them the way adults do.'

439
00:24:14.536 --> 00:24:17.831
Yeah, but what if she was trying
to tell me something?

440
00:24:17.915 --> 00:24:20.626
‐ What do you think's going on?
‐ I don't know.

441
00:24:20.751 --> 00:24:22.962
But what if something is?

442
00:24:23.003 --> 00:24:24.713
Well, you asked Lena
and she gave you an answer

443
00:24:24.838 --> 00:24:26.215
but you weren't satisfied
with it.

444
00:24:26.340 --> 00:24:29.760
I think
she was dodging my question.

445
00:24:29.843 --> 00:24:33.180
Well, uh, she left her husband
or something along those lines.

446
00:24:33.305 --> 00:24:34.765
Maybe she needs to protect
their identity.

447
00:24:34.848 --> 00:24:38.227
But what if it's not that
and it's something worse?

448
00:24:39.561 --> 00:24:41.105
Hold that thought.

449
00:24:49.029 --> 00:24:51.365
Emma? Hi.

450
00:24:51.448 --> 00:24:53.033
What a little treasure trove.

451
00:24:53.117 --> 00:24:55.536
I can't believe
I've not been here before.

452
00:24:55.661 --> 00:24:58.122
Oh, I brought you a flyer
for the assembly.

453
00:24:58.205 --> 00:24:59.665
Thanks.

454
00:24:59.707 --> 00:25:01.834
Gosh, really, just too cute.

455
00:25:01.917 --> 00:25:03.794
Oh, it was so great
meeting you the other day

456
00:25:03.919 --> 00:25:06.088
and thanks so much
for stopping by.

457
00:25:06.171 --> 00:25:07.673
I'm sorry I interrupted.

458
00:25:07.798 --> 00:25:09.883
But Lena would've kept you all
to herself now, wouldn't she?

459
00:25:10.009 --> 00:25:12.386
She keeps a lot of things
to herself.

460
00:25:12.511 --> 00:25:16.348
I mean, you know, in contrast to
Mallie because she's just such‐‐

461
00:25:16.432 --> 00:25:18.809
A little spitfire? I know it.

462
00:25:18.892 --> 00:25:20.644
Dylan had kindergarten
with her, too.

463
00:25:20.686 --> 00:25:23.022
So you must know them
really well.

464
00:25:23.105 --> 00:25:27.067
No one does. Lena keeps
her head down and to herself.

465
00:25:27.192 --> 00:25:29.737
Which is why I was so happy
to see her with you.

466
00:25:29.820 --> 00:25:32.656
Well, yeah.
Why do you think that is?

467
00:25:32.740 --> 00:25:34.658
Well, she's a pinch older.

468
00:25:34.742 --> 00:25:37.995
And, well, despite our efforts
to rope her in

469
00:25:38.120 --> 00:25:40.622
she doesn't strike me
as much of a joiner.

470
00:25:43.125 --> 00:25:47.087
Yeah, well, you know, it must be
hard being all on her own.

471
00:25:47.171 --> 00:25:50.591
But, I mean, let your kid take
a school picture, am I right?

472
00:25:51.467 --> 00:25:52.468
What do you mean?

473
00:25:52.551 --> 00:25:54.428
Mallie doesn't do a picture day.

474
00:25:54.511 --> 00:25:56.805
Lena is afraid
of child predators

475
00:25:56.889 --> 00:25:59.016
and how stressful
to be wired that way.

476
00:25:59.141 --> 00:26:00.642
But enough about Lena.

477
00:26:02.061 --> 00:26:04.021
'I don't want you thinking
I'm all gossipy'

478
00:26:04.146 --> 00:26:05.814
when we're just
getting to know each other.

479
00:26:05.898 --> 00:26:08.817
‐ No, that's not‐‐
‐ I'm kidding.

480
00:26:08.901 --> 00:26:10.527
I'm kidding.

481
00:26:10.652 --> 00:26:12.571
But I'm telling you,
get ready for a rush

482
00:26:12.696 --> 00:26:15.032
because I'm gonna tell everyone
about this place.

483
00:26:15.115 --> 00:26:17.034
That's so nice of you.

484
00:26:18.702 --> 00:26:20.829
Do you hike? I have a group.

485
00:26:20.954 --> 00:26:24.708
We, uh, hit the trail and then
we gorge ourselves over lunch.

486
00:26:24.833 --> 00:26:26.668
Sounds like my kind of group.

487
00:26:26.794 --> 00:26:28.921
I know where to find you.

488
00:26:35.511 --> 00:26:37.137
The books I ordered came in

489
00:26:37.221 --> 00:26:40.057
so I thought I'd swing by
Lena's and drop 'em off

490
00:26:40.182 --> 00:26:41.433
to save her a trip.

491
00:26:41.517 --> 00:26:43.477
I should be home
within the hour.

492
00:26:43.560 --> 00:26:45.187
'No rush.'

493
00:26:45.312 --> 00:26:47.064
‐ Okay, bye.
‐ 'Bye.'

494
00:27:23.892 --> 00:27:27.229
'Hi, it's Lena. Sorry I missed
your call. Leave a message.'

495
00:27:41.160 --> 00:27:42.995
'911. What's your emergency?'

496
00:27:43.078 --> 00:27:48.834
Yeah, hi, I'm at
1‐1‐0‐3‐0 Woodland Avenue.

497
00:27:48.917 --> 00:27:51.336
There's an incident,
uh, an altercation, maybe.

498
00:27:51.461 --> 00:27:52.921
I think my friend's in trouble.

499
00:27:53.005 --> 00:27:56.633
‐ 'Are you inside the home now?'
‐ No, I'm‐I'm in the car.

500
00:27:56.717 --> 00:27:58.468
I just saw a man
go into the house.

501
00:27:58.552 --> 00:28:00.637
I, I think
I hear them struggling.

502
00:28:00.721 --> 00:28:02.639
'Officers
are on their way, ma'am.'

503
00:28:02.723 --> 00:28:04.391
'Please stay
inside your vehicle.'

504
00:28:04.516 --> 00:28:05.559
Thank you.

505
00:28:12.524 --> 00:28:15.402
‐ 'Right now!'
‐ 'Lena, Lena..'

506
00:28:15.527 --> 00:28:16.486
'Lena, put that down.'

507
00:28:17.863 --> 00:28:19.656
'Lena, put that down!'

508
00:28:31.001 --> 00:28:34.004
'It is none of your business.
Keep her out of this.'

509
00:28:34.129 --> 00:28:38.342
'Okay. You have to stop.
Lena, no, put that down.'

510
00:28:38.467 --> 00:28:41.470
'Put that.. Lena, no, no! No.'

511
00:28:41.595 --> 00:28:42.971
'Get out!'

512
00:28:43.055 --> 00:28:46.808
'Get out! I said get out!'

513
00:28:51.063 --> 00:28:51.939
Sorry.

514
00:29:03.200 --> 00:29:05.744
Karina?
Wh‐what are you doing here?

515
00:29:05.827 --> 00:29:09.456
Lena, I called the police,
they're on their way.

516
00:29:09.539 --> 00:29:12.709
Lena! Lena, are you okay?

517
00:29:12.793 --> 00:29:16.004
Lena! God! Are you alright?

518
00:29:16.088 --> 00:29:18.298
I‐I heard you scream
and there was glass breaking‐‐

519
00:29:18.423 --> 00:29:22.803
It‐it was just an unsuccessful
burglary, that's all.

520
00:29:34.523 --> 00:29:36.358
Well, you did the right thing.

521
00:29:36.483 --> 00:29:38.694
Is she okay?

522
00:29:38.819 --> 00:29:40.487
She can sleep
through an air raid.

523
00:29:42.197 --> 00:29:44.783
Lena, why don't I
take the couch tonight?

524
00:29:44.866 --> 00:29:47.869
No, we're... We're fine.

525
00:29:47.995 --> 00:29:49.496
I mean,
the police were thorough.

526
00:29:49.538 --> 00:29:52.624
There's no reason for you
to trouble yourself, really.

527
00:29:52.708 --> 00:29:54.626
It's no trouble.

528
00:29:54.710 --> 00:29:57.045
It's just,
then I'd have to explain

529
00:29:57.170 --> 00:29:59.631
why you're here and, you know

530
00:29:59.715 --> 00:30:00.966
right now she doesn't know
anything's amiss.

531
00:30:01.091 --> 00:30:03.093
I would, I would just

532
00:30:03.176 --> 00:30:06.138
rather keep everything
status quo for now.

533
00:30:07.723 --> 00:30:09.099
Understood.

534
00:30:11.685 --> 00:30:13.729
What did you tell the police?

535
00:30:16.648 --> 00:30:18.692
Exactly what I told you.

536
00:30:18.775 --> 00:30:21.778
The same story.

537
00:30:21.862 --> 00:30:24.614
I'm surprised
they didn't wanna question me.

538
00:30:24.698 --> 00:30:26.241
Oh, I'm sure they have

539
00:30:26.366 --> 00:30:29.494
bigger emergencies
to tend to than this.

540
00:30:29.619 --> 00:30:34.541
I mean, I didn't wanna
keep them when we're fine.

541
00:30:48.055 --> 00:30:50.849
So what's your analysis?

542
00:30:50.974 --> 00:30:53.435
‐ What?
‐ Well, is it edible?

543
00:30:54.853 --> 00:30:56.188
Thank you.

544
00:30:58.148 --> 00:30:59.316
Thank you.

545
00:31:00.692 --> 00:31:02.194
I'm sorry, babe.

546
00:31:04.780 --> 00:31:06.490
I don't mind you
being out to lunch

547
00:31:06.573 --> 00:31:08.492
but we're currently
out to dinner.

548
00:31:08.533 --> 00:31:09.618
I know.

549
00:31:09.701 --> 00:31:12.662
I just have this bad feeling
I can't shake.

550
00:31:12.704 --> 00:31:14.581
Can you please try?

551
00:31:16.208 --> 00:31:18.293
What if Mallie is in danger?

552
00:31:19.169 --> 00:31:21.421
What if she needs our help?

553
00:31:21.505 --> 00:31:24.091
Look, we can only be
so involved.

554
00:31:24.174 --> 00:31:27.052
I mean, I understand that Mallie
has an over‐active imagination

555
00:31:27.177 --> 00:31:29.179
but I don't buy that
as an excuse

556
00:31:29.304 --> 00:31:32.474
to hide what's going on
around her.

557
00:31:32.557 --> 00:31:33.809
Would you do that?

558
00:31:33.892 --> 00:31:36.436
No, but we're not her parents.

559
00:31:36.520 --> 00:31:40.023
Just if something else
happens to her and we're‐‐

560
00:31:40.148 --> 00:31:44.111
Your empathy for her is a sign
you're gonna be a great mother

561
00:31:44.194 --> 00:31:46.780
but we have to let
Mallie's mother

562
00:31:46.863 --> 00:31:48.365
take care of her daughter
her way.

563
00:31:48.448 --> 00:31:49.908
I get it.

564
00:31:49.991 --> 00:31:52.661
You want me to drop
this whole thing.

565
00:31:53.912 --> 00:31:56.248
Maybe I am misreading it.

566
00:31:57.624 --> 00:31:59.251
But if I'm not

567
00:31:59.334 --> 00:32:03.880
do you promise
that if Mallie's in danger

568
00:32:04.005 --> 00:32:05.966
'we will help her?'

569
00:32:09.636 --> 00:32:11.847
Of course.

570
00:32:11.972 --> 00:32:15.392
I've always got your back.
You know that, right?

571
00:32:15.475 --> 00:32:16.852
I know.

572
00:32:17.686 --> 00:32:19.020
Thanks.

573
00:32:22.023 --> 00:32:24.276
‐ Eat before it gets cold.
‐ Yeah.

574
00:32:26.278 --> 00:32:28.655
'Luckily, they're gonna keep
the incident under wraps, so..'

575
00:32:28.738 --> 00:32:31.032
'I'm so surprised you think
they want to alert the public.'

576
00:32:31.158 --> 00:32:33.618
Well, I, I shared with them
that I've spent years

577
00:32:33.702 --> 00:32:35.912
trying to conceal our
whereabouts from my ex‐husband

578
00:32:35.996 --> 00:32:38.248
and if they ran a story on me

579
00:32:38.331 --> 00:32:40.500
all of those efforts
would go to waste, so..

580
00:32:40.584 --> 00:32:42.043
So your ex‐husband,
do you think that he's the one

581
00:32:42.169 --> 00:32:43.879
that tried to take Mallie?

582
00:32:44.004 --> 00:32:47.674
Oh, it was almost successful
when she was a little baby

583
00:32:47.799 --> 00:32:49.968
but I'll never let that
happen again.

584
00:32:50.010 --> 00:32:52.846
So it wasn't him.

585
00:32:52.971 --> 00:32:55.140
When's the last time you've..

586
00:32:55.182 --> 00:32:59.728
I've spent so many years
off the radar for Mallie's sake

587
00:32:59.853 --> 00:33:02.731
it's‐it's not natural for me to

588
00:33:02.856 --> 00:33:04.649
you know,
settle into a community.

589
00:33:04.774 --> 00:33:07.068
But you have been

590
00:33:07.152 --> 00:33:10.155
just a wonderful gift for us.

591
00:33:10.238 --> 00:33:12.282
‐ Oh, you guys, too.
‐ Don't get me wrong.

592
00:33:12.365 --> 00:33:14.576
I mean, the parents here
are, are welcoming.

593
00:33:14.701 --> 00:33:16.161
It's just

594
00:33:16.244 --> 00:33:19.706
they're so involved
in everybody's lives, you know

595
00:33:19.831 --> 00:33:23.084
it's just, it's nice to have
a friendship that isn't forced

596
00:33:23.168 --> 00:33:25.504
because, you know,
a play date went well.

597
00:33:25.629 --> 00:33:26.838
Yeah.

598
00:33:26.922 --> 00:33:29.633
So when are you and Ryan

599
00:33:29.716 --> 00:33:31.927
getting
in the baby‐making business?

600
00:33:33.011 --> 00:33:35.096
Technically, we already are.

601
00:33:43.063 --> 00:33:45.815
What did I tell you?
Isn't this the cutest ever?

602
00:33:45.899 --> 00:33:48.401
‐ Oh.
‐ Karina, this is Jenn.

603
00:33:48.527 --> 00:33:50.779
We were just talking
baby shower registry

604
00:33:50.862 --> 00:33:52.322
and I brought her
straight over here

605
00:33:52.405 --> 00:33:54.074
because you have all this stuff.

606
00:33:54.199 --> 00:33:56.159
I mean, all this great stuff.

607
00:33:56.284 --> 00:33:58.203
I wouldn't know what to call it.

608
00:33:58.328 --> 00:34:00.163
I could've really used
this place when I had Dylan.

609
00:34:00.247 --> 00:34:01.957
Great to meet you, Jenn.
Congratulations.

610
00:34:02.040 --> 00:34:04.125
Thanks. And you, too.
Emma said you're new here.

611
00:34:04.209 --> 00:34:06.169
You know, it's been about
a year, but it's taken a million

612
00:34:06.294 --> 00:34:08.630
to get settled and to get
this place up and running.

613
00:34:08.755 --> 00:34:10.215
Well, you've done a great job

614
00:34:10.340 --> 00:34:12.217
and now you need
to get acquainted here.

615
00:34:12.342 --> 00:34:13.301
Do you hike?

616
00:34:13.343 --> 00:34:16.304
Yes, I do, but I am
more inclined to do so

617
00:34:16.388 --> 00:34:18.223
if it's followed by a brunch.

618
00:34:18.348 --> 00:34:21.351
‐ What did I tell you?
‐ She's gonna fit right in.

619
00:34:21.434 --> 00:34:23.770
Oh.

620
00:34:23.853 --> 00:34:25.647
So her husband does
all the wood stuff

621
00:34:25.772 --> 00:34:26.898
and she does all the dresses.

622
00:34:26.982 --> 00:34:28.984
You're kidding.. Wow!

623
00:34:29.067 --> 00:34:30.485
So talented.

624
00:34:30.610 --> 00:34:34.072
Idea. So I'm hosting
Jenn's baby shower.

625
00:34:34.155 --> 00:34:36.074
What do you think
if we have it here?

626
00:34:36.199 --> 00:34:38.201
I mean, we can move
all the middle stuff out

627
00:34:38.285 --> 00:34:40.161
and have the food over there.

628
00:34:40.245 --> 00:34:42.080
I mean, it would be
great exposure for you

629
00:34:42.205 --> 00:34:45.375
and you get to meet everyone.

630
00:34:45.500 --> 00:34:47.460
I love it.
You know, that sounds like fun.

631
00:34:47.586 --> 00:34:50.005
Just let me know
what I need to do to help.

632
00:34:50.130 --> 00:34:51.339
She said yes.

633
00:34:51.464 --> 00:34:53.466
‐ You don't mind?
‐ I love the idea.

634
00:34:53.508 --> 00:34:56.303
‐ That is amazing.
‐ Unique, right?

635
00:34:56.386 --> 00:34:58.805
I'm tired
of the same old shindig.

636
00:35:08.023 --> 00:35:10.358
Since we're here,
um, we could actually

637
00:35:10.483 --> 00:35:13.695
do these things as parents,
you know?

638
00:35:13.820 --> 00:35:15.780
We could. Is it weird
that we don't have a kid?

639
00:35:15.864 --> 00:35:18.283
We're going through the motions.
It's so easy, we just..

640
00:35:18.366 --> 00:35:20.410
Speaking of that,
wait, wait. I have to go.

641
00:35:20.535 --> 00:35:22.954
I told Lena that I would go
check on Mallie's dress

642
00:35:23.038 --> 00:35:24.664
before the ceremony started.
Okay?

643
00:35:24.706 --> 00:35:26.416
Sounds good. Do you want me
to save you a seat?

644
00:35:26.541 --> 00:35:28.710
Yes, please. I'll be right back.

645
00:35:32.255 --> 00:35:34.257
Mallie, you look so beautiful!

646
00:35:34.341 --> 00:35:36.718
Are you excited
to read your book to everyone?

647
00:35:36.843 --> 00:35:39.638
'Can I read Karina
my favorite part now?'

648
00:35:39.679 --> 00:35:44.267
Oh, honey, uh, you, you h‐had
the book. You had it in the car.

649
00:35:44.351 --> 00:35:47.145
I had to carry my bag
with both hands.

650
00:35:47.228 --> 00:35:49.314
'And my dress is too tight.'

651
00:35:49.397 --> 00:35:52.484
N‐no problem. I saw a couple
of copies at the front desk.

652
00:35:52.567 --> 00:35:55.862
I can watch Mallie
if you wanna go get it.

653
00:35:55.987 --> 00:35:57.697
‐ Okay. Are you sure?
‐ Of course.

654
00:35:57.822 --> 00:36:00.033
Okay, hon, remember,
you're my most precious thing

655
00:36:00.158 --> 00:36:02.118
in the world, okay?

656
00:36:03.328 --> 00:36:05.288
Turn around. Let me see.

657
00:36:05.372 --> 00:36:08.208
Uh‐oh!
I know what the problem is.

658
00:36:08.291 --> 00:36:10.251
You've been doing some growing.

659
00:36:10.335 --> 00:36:12.128
I just knew what was happening.

660
00:36:12.253 --> 00:36:15.131
Mm‐hmm. I'm just gonna stick
my hand right underneath here.

661
00:36:15.256 --> 00:36:17.133
‐ Okay?
‐ Okay.

662
00:36:17.258 --> 00:36:19.010
Oh, what's this? What happened?

663
00:36:19.094 --> 00:36:21.304
Oh, that's just my ugly spot.

664
00:36:21.388 --> 00:36:25.016
Honey, no part of you is ugly.

665
00:36:25.141 --> 00:36:28.603
The ugly goes away
when I keep the Band‐Aid on it.

666
00:36:28.687 --> 00:36:30.939
Oh, I see.

667
00:36:31.022 --> 00:36:34.317
Band‐Aids help things heal.
Does it hurt?

668
00:36:34.401 --> 00:36:37.570
No. It's been there
as long as I can remember

669
00:36:37.696 --> 00:36:39.072
that I forget.

670
00:36:39.155 --> 00:36:42.075
Like a birthmark or a freckle?

671
00:36:42.158 --> 00:36:45.036
No. Just a spot
that no one is supposed to see.

672
00:36:45.161 --> 00:36:47.580
That's why my mom puts
a Band‐Aid on it.

673
00:36:52.919 --> 00:36:54.254
Hey.

674
00:36:55.505 --> 00:36:58.800
Every part of you is perfect,
okay?

675
00:36:58.883 --> 00:37:02.178
I don't want you hiding
any part of yourself.

676
00:37:02.303 --> 00:37:04.556
I think
what you're saying is true.

677
00:37:04.681 --> 00:37:07.559
Unless you're playing
hide and seek.

678
00:37:07.684 --> 00:37:10.979
Mallie,
I think that you're right.

679
00:37:11.104 --> 00:37:13.440
Let's see
if we can fix this dress.

680
00:37:23.366 --> 00:37:26.202
And that's one of the things
I love about this book

681
00:37:26.327 --> 00:37:29.873
which I recommend to everyone
and even their dogs.

682
00:37:31.666 --> 00:37:33.710
'And that is our last recipient'

683
00:37:33.835 --> 00:37:37.130
of Willow Elementary's
Eager Reader Award.

684
00:37:37.172 --> 00:37:38.590
Let's give them all a hand.

685
00:37:41.843 --> 00:37:43.887
Okay, it's picture time.

686
00:37:50.351 --> 00:37:52.187
Hey. Hey, hey, hey,
where are you goin'?

687
00:37:52.312 --> 00:37:55.648
Don't you wanna get your picture
taken with the group?

688
00:37:55.732 --> 00:37:57.984
Where do you think
the picture will be?

689
00:37:58.026 --> 00:37:59.736
Maybe in the newspaper.

690
00:37:59.861 --> 00:38:03.114
For everyone to see? Even people
that don't live here?

691
00:38:03.198 --> 00:38:07.076
‐ Probably.
‐ Will our names be in there?

692
00:38:07.202 --> 00:38:09.579
Maybe.

693
00:38:09.662 --> 00:38:13.583
You know, I've always wanted
to be in the newspaper.

694
00:38:13.708 --> 00:38:16.085
Mom's not gonna like it, though.

695
00:38:16.169 --> 00:38:18.171
Why not?

696
00:38:18.296 --> 00:38:21.341
She doesn't like us
taking pictures.

697
00:38:21.466 --> 00:38:22.509
Oh.

698
00:38:24.177 --> 00:38:27.305
Well, we better not, then.

699
00:38:27.347 --> 00:38:30.433
Hey, how about I see
if I can still get your name in?

700
00:38:30.517 --> 00:38:32.310
‐ Would you like that?
‐ Yeah.

701
00:38:32.393 --> 00:38:33.478
‐ We're gonna take off.
‐ Oh.

702
00:38:33.603 --> 00:38:35.522
They're just gonna do a picture.
But..

703
00:38:47.325 --> 00:38:51.120
But let your kid take
a school picture, am I right?

704
00:38:51.204 --> 00:38:52.205
'What do you mean?'

705
00:38:52.330 --> 00:38:53.957
Mallie doesn't do a picture day.

706
00:39:00.672 --> 00:39:02.799
'I called the police
they're on their way.'

707
00:39:08.137 --> 00:39:11.349
She, um, told me
her name used to be Emily.

708
00:39:11.432 --> 00:39:13.560
Really?

709
00:39:17.730 --> 00:39:19.524
Oh, what's this? What happened?

710
00:39:19.649 --> 00:39:22.318
Just a spot
that no one is supposed to see.

711
00:39:30.869 --> 00:39:32.161
‐ Hi.
‐ Hi.

712
00:39:32.287 --> 00:39:34.956
‐ Hi.
‐ Um..

713
00:39:35.039 --> 00:39:38.293
W‐well, since you guys left
so quickly the other day

714
00:39:38.418 --> 00:39:41.087
uh, uh, Mallie didn't get
her book.

715
00:39:41.170 --> 00:39:44.424
‐ And I, I brought you this.
‐ Thanks.

716
00:39:49.387 --> 00:39:52.098
‐ Come on in.
‐ Thank you.

717
00:39:56.352 --> 00:39:59.230
Emma came by my shop
the other day

718
00:39:59.355 --> 00:40:01.316
and, uh, she brought Jenn.

719
00:40:01.357 --> 00:40:04.277
She was just glowing,
it was really great, um..

720
00:40:04.360 --> 00:40:06.738
And they invited me on a hike
on Sunday.

721
00:40:06.863 --> 00:40:08.573
Have you ever went hiking
with them?

722
00:40:08.698 --> 00:40:10.491
No. Actually, I haven't.

723
00:40:10.575 --> 00:40:13.036
Just some things don't
make sense to get a sitter for.

724
00:40:13.161 --> 00:40:14.829
‐ So.. Thanks.
‐ There you go.

725
00:40:14.913 --> 00:40:18.374
Um, Ryan and I are happy
to watch Mallie for you

726
00:40:18.458 --> 00:40:21.127
any evening
that you wanna go out.

727
00:40:21.252 --> 00:40:22.754
We're, uh, we're okay.

728
00:40:24.339 --> 00:40:27.258
Lena, about the group photo
yesterday..

729
00:40:27.342 --> 00:40:29.385
Are we okay?

730
00:40:29.469 --> 00:40:33.932
Uh, sure. I just, I mean, uh..

731
00:40:34.015 --> 00:40:35.767
Sorry, I was..

732
00:40:36.809 --> 00:40:37.769
What?

733
00:40:41.898 --> 00:40:43.066
You know, I, uh..

734
00:40:44.859 --> 00:40:49.322
Mallie wouldn't take
her medal off.

735
00:40:49.447 --> 00:40:50.698
You must be so proud.

736
00:40:50.782 --> 00:40:55.161
She's a good kid. I'm lucky.

737
00:40:55.244 --> 00:40:58.331
Do you...ever wish

738
00:40:58.456 --> 00:41:00.333
that her dad
was still in the picture?

739
00:41:00.458 --> 00:41:02.627
No, we're..

740
00:41:03.419 --> 00:41:05.046
We're fine on our own.

741
00:41:06.547 --> 00:41:08.299
Do you mind me asking
what happened?

742
00:41:09.884 --> 00:41:13.680
Well, there's really
nothing to share.

743
00:41:14.847 --> 00:41:15.932
We, uh..

744
00:41:17.266 --> 00:41:18.935
We just moved forward.

745
00:41:22.772 --> 00:41:24.565
Why don't you let her
take a picture, Lena?

746
00:41:24.691 --> 00:41:26.943
Why don't you stay out of this?

747
00:41:29.195 --> 00:41:31.322
I'm just concerned.

748
00:41:31.406 --> 00:41:33.950
You know, if you are hiding
from something

749
00:41:34.033 --> 00:41:35.326
you can let me know. I‐‐

750
00:41:35.410 --> 00:41:37.787
Excuse me?

751
00:41:37.870 --> 00:41:40.164
How dare you suggest
I'm hiding something?

752
00:41:40.248 --> 00:41:42.125
‐ I didn't say that.
‐ No?

753
00:41:43.418 --> 00:41:45.086
You're not a parent.

754
00:41:47.255 --> 00:41:49.799
You could do me a favor.

755
00:41:49.924 --> 00:41:52.719
Stop trying to parent my child.
Okay?

756
00:41:52.844 --> 00:41:54.512
That's not what I'm doing.

757
00:41:54.637 --> 00:41:56.639
‐ No?
‐ No, I am concerned.

758
00:41:56.681 --> 00:41:59.934
‐ Mallie has told me something‐‐
‐ Mallie is a child.

759
00:42:00.018 --> 00:42:04.147
You have, you don't have any
business talking to a child

760
00:42:04.230 --> 00:42:05.857
without their parent there.

761
00:42:07.650 --> 00:42:09.610
I mean, she is a kid.

762
00:42:11.904 --> 00:42:13.698
Kids say things..

763
00:42:14.657 --> 00:42:16.284
I mean, come on.

764
00:42:16.367 --> 00:42:18.327
Especially kids
who read a lot of books.

765
00:42:18.453 --> 00:42:20.038
‐ I mean..
‐ I know.

766
00:42:21.289 --> 00:42:22.498
And I am not a parent

767
00:42:22.623 --> 00:42:25.293
and I have no idea
what you've been through.

768
00:42:25.418 --> 00:42:27.503
But I want you to know

769
00:42:27.628 --> 00:42:29.964
that I am here if you need me.

770
00:42:31.340 --> 00:42:32.759
What I need right now..

771
00:42:34.844 --> 00:42:36.596
...is for you to leave.

772
00:43:26.187 --> 00:43:27.897
Are you Karina Harlow?

773
00:43:28.022 --> 00:43:29.982
I am.

774
00:43:30.066 --> 00:43:31.943
Uh, come in.

775
00:43:37.698 --> 00:43:40.368
We were visited
by a Lena Colbert.

776
00:43:40.493 --> 00:43:43.871
‐ Do you know her?
‐ I do.

777
00:43:43.955 --> 00:43:45.623
Well, Ms. Colbert's requested

778
00:43:45.706 --> 00:43:48.084
to file a restraining order
against you.

779
00:43:48.167 --> 00:43:49.794
Why? What did I do?

780
00:43:49.877 --> 00:43:51.295
'According to Ms. Colbert,
there's been'

781
00:43:51.420 --> 00:43:54.173
some inappropriate behavior
regarding her daughter.

782
00:43:54.257 --> 00:43:56.676
Like what? That's crazy.

783
00:43:56.801 --> 00:43:59.929
Did you tell her that
her daughter was taken by a man

784
00:44:00.012 --> 00:44:01.514
while the child
was in your care?

785
00:44:01.597 --> 00:44:02.473
Well, yes.

786
00:44:02.598 --> 00:44:04.016
'Were you outside of her home'

787
00:44:04.142 --> 00:44:05.810
'when you thought
you saw a man enter'

788
00:44:05.935 --> 00:44:06.978
'and you took it upon yourself'

789
00:44:07.103 --> 00:44:08.896
to call the police?

790
00:44:09.021 --> 00:44:11.399
'Did you gift her daughter
with several items'

791
00:44:11.524 --> 00:44:13.067
'including a custom‐made dress'

792
00:44:13.192 --> 00:44:14.986
'that you later
made alterations to'

793
00:44:15.069 --> 00:44:18.531
while it was on the child,
with no other adults present?

794
00:44:18.614 --> 00:44:19.907
That's not how it happened.

795
00:44:19.991 --> 00:44:21.659
That's not
how it happened at all.

796
00:44:21.784 --> 00:44:24.203
This is not right.

797
00:44:24.287 --> 00:44:26.706
Ms. Colbert
is feeling very uncomfortable

798
00:44:26.831 --> 00:44:27.957
with the multiple
false scenarios

799
00:44:28.040 --> 00:44:29.959
that you've created
and embellished on

800
00:44:30.001 --> 00:44:32.211
with no actual evidence
that they've occurred.

801
00:44:32.295 --> 00:44:33.796
I didn't make any of this up.

802
00:44:33.921 --> 00:44:35.339
Well, you've attempted
to involve the authorities

803
00:44:35.464 --> 00:44:37.884
on more than one occasion,
all of which Ms. Colbert feels

804
00:44:38.009 --> 00:44:40.553
'are the product
of delusional paranoia.'

805
00:44:40.678 --> 00:44:42.680
'Now her daughter has expressed
discomfort as well.'

806
00:44:42.805 --> 00:44:44.682
Did you even talk to Mallie?

807
00:44:44.765 --> 00:44:46.517
If we do go through
with serving you

808
00:44:46.601 --> 00:44:48.436
you'd have to appear in court.

809
00:44:48.519 --> 00:44:49.979
I know that might not be
the best thing

810
00:44:50.104 --> 00:44:51.689
for a business
that caters to minors

811
00:44:51.814 --> 00:44:54.358
so she has agreed
to a polite warning.

812
00:44:54.483 --> 00:44:56.027
She's not right.

813
00:44:56.152 --> 00:44:57.987
You have to talk to her
about her daughter.

814
00:44:58.070 --> 00:44:59.530
‐ She is hiding something.
‐ Ms. Harlow.

815
00:44:59.614 --> 00:45:01.282
If I have
to speak with you again

816
00:45:01.365 --> 00:45:04.410
it'll be in regard
to a court‐ordered appearance.

817
00:45:05.536 --> 00:45:07.330
Respect her wishes.

818
00:45:08.331 --> 00:45:09.916
Have a good day.

819
00:45:15.922 --> 00:45:17.632
Is everything alright?

820
00:45:19.383 --> 00:45:20.426
No.

821
00:45:21.385 --> 00:45:23.179
Should I be worried?

822
00:45:25.056 --> 00:45:29.435
Lena's trying
to cast suspicion on me

823
00:45:29.518 --> 00:45:32.021
so they don't suspect her.

824
00:45:32.146 --> 00:45:33.898
'I know I have a tendency
to keep to myself'

825
00:45:34.023 --> 00:45:36.901
and I hope it doesn't insult you
or your efforts to include me.

826
00:45:37.026 --> 00:45:40.363
It's just,
being a single parent is..

827
00:45:40.488 --> 00:45:42.240
...it's hard.

828
00:45:42.365 --> 00:45:45.117
Of course. We're here
if you ever need a hand.

829
00:45:45.201 --> 00:45:48.496
Actually, that's why I wanted
to, um, talk with you guys and..

830
00:45:48.537 --> 00:45:52.166
I don't wanna start
any problems or..

831
00:45:52.208 --> 00:45:55.836
But Mallie has, has said
some things to me

832
00:45:55.962 --> 00:45:59.799
and I just,
I can't, I can't ignore it.

833
00:45:59.882 --> 00:46:03.302
Mallie has shared
that there have been some things

834
00:46:03.427 --> 00:46:06.305
that have made her
uncomfortable.

835
00:46:06.389 --> 00:46:09.016
And again, I don't, I don't
want to jump to any conclusions

836
00:46:09.141 --> 00:46:11.894
or cast anyone in a bad light

837
00:46:12.019 --> 00:46:15.773
but, you know,
she's, she's my kid.

838
00:46:15.856 --> 00:46:17.984
Of course. What happened?

839
00:46:21.404 --> 00:46:22.989
It's Karina.

840
00:46:25.199 --> 00:46:27.201
I would
really appreciate your help

841
00:46:27.285 --> 00:46:30.663
in ensuring Karina
keeps her distance from Mallie.

842
00:46:30.705 --> 00:46:32.081
Did she do something to Mallie?

843
00:46:32.164 --> 00:46:36.627
She can be a little aggressive

844
00:46:36.752 --> 00:46:39.255
in her urges to parent my child.

845
00:46:39.338 --> 00:46:41.424
And I just..

846
00:46:41.507 --> 00:46:43.801
I feel a line has been crossed.

847
00:46:43.884 --> 00:46:46.595
T‐thank you.
I‐I'm sure this wasn't easy.

848
00:46:46.679 --> 00:46:49.473
I just, I felt as a parent..

849
00:46:49.557 --> 00:46:51.934
...you had a right to know.

850
00:46:52.018 --> 00:46:53.519
You have our support.

851
00:46:56.272 --> 00:46:58.607
It's Karina.

852
00:46:58.691 --> 00:47:01.027
‐ That's uncomfortable.
‐ Right?

853
00:47:04.905 --> 00:47:06.824
It's so sad.

854
00:47:06.949 --> 00:47:11.579
This couple that has a business
that caters to children..

855
00:47:11.662 --> 00:47:13.581
...they can't have a child
of their own.

856
00:47:13.706 --> 00:47:15.207
Just breaks my heart.

857
00:47:32.141 --> 00:47:35.853
to alarm you or anything

858
00:47:35.978 --> 00:47:39.148
but there's been a man
hanging around here.

859
00:47:39.273 --> 00:47:41.942
Uh, he was in a blue Jeep and..

860
00:47:43.194 --> 00:47:45.363
Just keep a close eye on her.

861
00:47:48.824 --> 00:47:50.201
Are you kidding?

862
00:47:52.370 --> 00:47:56.999
I had Maya the same month
that little Emily went missing.

863
00:47:57.083 --> 00:47:58.876
We flew out of Copeland County

864
00:47:59.001 --> 00:48:01.712
as soon as I recovered
from my C‐section.

865
00:48:01.837 --> 00:48:03.923
I'll never shake that.

866
00:48:05.341 --> 00:48:06.550
Emily?

867
00:48:06.675 --> 00:48:08.886
That little girl
that was kidnapped.

868
00:48:09.011 --> 00:48:11.055
About five years ago.

869
00:48:12.640 --> 00:48:14.642
What a nightmare.

870
00:48:19.355 --> 00:48:20.523
Have a good one.

871
00:48:28.155 --> 00:48:29.949
'Please, we beg you.'

872
00:48:31.826 --> 00:48:33.536
'Return our little girl.'

873
00:48:38.040 --> 00:48:42.837
If anyone has seen anything
or knows any information..

874
00:48:45.339 --> 00:48:47.049
'...please..'

875
00:48:47.133 --> 00:48:50.970
She has a birthmark.
Right here.

876
00:48:55.349 --> 00:48:58.394
Tragedy strikes
in Copeland County this morning

877
00:48:58.519 --> 00:49:01.063
as a married couple
was killed in a car crash

878
00:49:01.188 --> 00:49:03.482
just south of the I‐45 bridge.

879
00:49:03.607 --> 00:49:06.986
Lacy and Tom Worthington
were on their way to the airport

880
00:49:07.069 --> 00:49:08.320
at around 6.30 a. m.

881
00:49:08.446 --> 00:49:10.656
says the Copeland County
sheriff's office

882
00:49:10.781 --> 00:49:14.034
when their vehicle lost control
and flipped upside down.

883
00:49:14.118 --> 00:49:16.370
'The couple was killed
instantly.'

884
00:49:16.495 --> 00:49:18.664
'This news comes
almost two years after'

885
00:49:18.789 --> 00:49:21.500
'the late couple's daughter
was abducted from their home.'

886
00:49:21.542 --> 00:49:25.045
Tom and Lacy leave
no surviving family.

887
00:49:25.129 --> 00:49:27.006
'But friends mourning
at the crash site say'

888
00:49:27.131 --> 00:49:30.009
'they were inspired by
the couple's tireless search..'

889
00:49:33.888 --> 00:49:36.307
Ryan, you have to see this.

890
00:49:36.390 --> 00:49:38.767
This Emily Worthington
would be nearly eight

891
00:49:38.851 --> 00:49:40.978
and Mallie
is nearly eight as well.

892
00:49:41.020 --> 00:49:42.688
And they're both
blonde‐haired, blue‐eyed.

893
00:49:42.813 --> 00:49:46.150
I hate to say it, but so are
most of the other little girls

894
00:49:46.233 --> 00:49:49.778
that go missing, and Emily
is a pretty common name.

895
00:49:49.862 --> 00:49:52.072
And what about the car crash?

896
00:49:57.703 --> 00:50:02.291
But this girl was taken right
out from under her mom's nose.

897
00:50:02.374 --> 00:50:05.336
Right from her bedroom
in Copeland County.

898
00:50:06.128 --> 00:50:07.963
And she has a birthmark.

899
00:50:08.047 --> 00:50:11.592
‐ Who? Mallie or Emily?
‐ Both.

900
00:50:11.675 --> 00:50:13.719
Mallie has a spot
on her shoulder

901
00:50:13.844 --> 00:50:15.304
that Lena makes her cover
with a Band‐Aid

902
00:50:15.429 --> 00:50:18.474
and Emily had one
on the back of her shoulder

903
00:50:18.557 --> 00:50:20.184
in the same area.

904
00:50:23.187 --> 00:50:25.648
Well, could Mallie have
heard this story somewhere

905
00:50:25.773 --> 00:50:27.566
and just kinda made it her own?

906
00:50:27.650 --> 00:50:31.237
I don't think so. She was three
when this happened.

907
00:50:34.114 --> 00:50:36.575
Wow, I don't know.

908
00:50:36.700 --> 00:50:38.827
You're gonna have
to talk to Lena about this.

909
00:50:38.953 --> 00:50:40.162
Well, if I ask
too many questions

910
00:50:40.246 --> 00:50:42.498
she just might pick up
and disappear with Mallie

911
00:50:42.623 --> 00:50:44.250
somewhere untraceable.

912
00:50:47.044 --> 00:50:48.796
Well, once you make
an accusation like this

913
00:50:48.837 --> 00:50:50.339
you can't come back from it.

914
00:50:50.464 --> 00:50:53.467
Start with Lena before you do
or say anything to anyone.

915
00:50:53.551 --> 00:50:55.469
I just have to do right
by Mallie, you know

916
00:50:55.553 --> 00:50:58.597
and she doesn't want me
anywhere near them.

917
00:50:58.681 --> 00:51:01.100
And now I know why.

918
00:51:04.353 --> 00:51:06.313
Hey, Jenn, what's going on?

919
00:51:06.438 --> 00:51:09.608
Hey there, so I really
appreciate you offering

920
00:51:09.692 --> 00:51:13.529
to host the shower, it's just,
the more I think about it

921
00:51:13.654 --> 00:51:15.573
I'm starting to feel like
a hot‐air balloon

922
00:51:15.698 --> 00:51:18.867
and I think I just wanna
keep it intimate and easy.

923
00:51:18.993 --> 00:51:20.411
Yeah, of course.

924
00:51:20.536 --> 00:51:22.871
Yeah, We're just gonna do it
at my house with family

925
00:51:22.997 --> 00:51:26.083
and a few close friends.
I don't want a fuss.

926
00:51:26.208 --> 00:51:27.626
I totally understand.

927
00:51:27.710 --> 00:51:29.795
Let me know if there's anything
I can do to help.

928
00:51:29.920 --> 00:51:32.381
'Thanks. You take care.'

929
00:51:32.464 --> 00:51:33.674
You, too.

930
00:51:37.011 --> 00:51:41.098
Lena's already going
after, uh, my new friends.

931
00:51:41.181 --> 00:51:42.516
What do you mean?

932
00:51:42.641 --> 00:51:45.144
The friends that I just made,
they're pulling away.

933
00:51:45.227 --> 00:51:47.688
I'm not backing down.

934
00:51:47.771 --> 00:51:50.232
Okay, I support that

935
00:51:50.316 --> 00:51:53.152
but she's actively going ahead
of you to discredit you.

936
00:51:53.193 --> 00:51:54.820
Are you really up
for that kind of a fight?

937
00:51:54.945 --> 00:51:57.114
I have to do right by Mallie

938
00:51:57.197 --> 00:51:59.617
even if it costs me
my reputation.

939
00:52:02.703 --> 00:52:04.663
Maybe go around Lena.

940
00:52:04.747 --> 00:52:07.750
You know, enlist the help of
someone who isn't in the circle.

941
00:52:10.669 --> 00:52:11.712
You're right.

942
00:52:15.215 --> 00:52:18.469
Hey, Cam, can you meet me?
It's urgent.

943
00:52:18.552 --> 00:52:20.721
'I'm just trying to figure out
why she would wanna'

944
00:52:20.846 --> 00:52:22.222
keep this burglary quiet.

945
00:52:22.348 --> 00:52:24.475
I mean, I would wanna
get this guy, right?

946
00:52:24.558 --> 00:52:27.144
Well, by the sound of the
bleeding, I mean, she got him.

947
00:52:27.186 --> 00:52:29.104
Maybe that's the reason why.

948
00:52:29.688 --> 00:52:31.231
Maybe.

949
00:52:31.357 --> 00:52:33.317
And I went to the local library
to find out what I could

950
00:52:33.442 --> 00:52:35.277
on Emily Worthington case.

951
00:52:35.361 --> 00:52:37.112
There wasn't much,
she's from a small town

952
00:52:37.196 --> 00:52:39.782
there wasn't
a lot of coverage on it, but..

953
00:52:41.825 --> 00:52:44.453
...I found this picture of her.

954
00:52:44.536 --> 00:52:47.373
This is her, this is Mallie.

955
00:52:49.708 --> 00:52:52.461
That's quite
a striking resemblance.

956
00:52:52.586 --> 00:52:54.755
You know what, can you send that
to me for reference?

957
00:52:54.838 --> 00:52:57.591
Of course, of course.

958
00:52:57.675 --> 00:53:00.969
And would you mind presenting
this to the authorities?

959
00:53:01.053 --> 00:53:02.304
I just don't think
that they would take me

960
00:53:02.388 --> 00:53:03.555
seriously right now.

961
00:53:03.681 --> 00:53:05.099
Absolutely.

962
00:53:06.350 --> 00:53:07.601
Karina?

963
00:53:12.314 --> 00:53:14.108
Sorry to interrupt.

964
00:53:14.191 --> 00:53:15.901
I just wanted to say
thanks again

965
00:53:15.984 --> 00:53:18.320
for your offer
for Jenn's shower, but..

966
00:53:18.404 --> 00:53:21.156
I know. Jenn called me.

967
00:53:22.491 --> 00:53:24.410
Well, I'll see you around.

968
00:53:30.749 --> 00:53:33.293
'Karina was having lunch
with some woman'

969
00:53:33.377 --> 00:53:35.295
'showing her a picture
of Mallie.'

970
00:53:35.421 --> 00:53:38.590
'It was so strange, when I came
over, she hid the picture.'

971
00:53:38.674 --> 00:53:40.509
'I was sure
she was up to something'

972
00:53:40.634 --> 00:53:43.011
so I waited and got her
friend's license plate number.

973
00:53:43.095 --> 00:53:45.889
I have a friend at the DMV
who gave me her address.

974
00:53:45.973 --> 00:53:47.641
I think you should go
and talk to her and figure out

975
00:53:47.725 --> 00:53:49.518
what's really going on.

976
00:55:19.233 --> 00:55:20.526
'Oh.'

977
00:56:10.033 --> 00:56:12.286
'9‐1‐1. What's the emergency?'

978
00:56:13.745 --> 00:56:14.830
'Hello?'

979
00:56:23.755 --> 00:56:27.801
I'm sorry, I‐I just felt like
I took too much of a break today

980
00:56:27.885 --> 00:56:29.636
and I need to catch up.

981
00:56:29.720 --> 00:56:31.638
I left you some food
on the counter.

982
00:56:31.763 --> 00:56:35.517
Aw, thanks.
I'll be home in a bit.

983
00:56:35.642 --> 00:56:38.520
'Well, I'll try
to wait up for you.'

984
00:56:38.645 --> 00:56:42.149
Uh, no, that's okay. I'll
snuggle into bed next to you.

985
00:56:42.232 --> 00:56:45.652
Alright. Love you.

986
00:56:45.777 --> 00:56:46.862
You, too.

987
00:57:00.876 --> 00:57:04.880
'Paging Dr. Roth, please report
to Emergency immediately.'

988
00:57:09.843 --> 00:57:11.720
Hey.

989
00:57:11.845 --> 00:57:13.513
‐ Hey.
‐ Hey.

990
00:57:15.557 --> 00:57:17.142
Um..

991
00:57:17.267 --> 00:57:18.310
Help me get this out.

992
00:57:18.393 --> 00:57:20.103
‐ No, sweetie.
‐ We have to go.

993
00:57:20.187 --> 00:57:23.273
No, no, the doctor said
if you hadn't turned your head

994
00:57:23.357 --> 00:57:25.067
when you did,
this could have been fatal.

995
00:57:25.192 --> 00:57:26.818
I'm fine, I promise.
We have to go.

996
00:57:26.902 --> 00:57:29.321
Honey, no.

997
00:57:29.404 --> 00:57:31.156
The police think
that this was a robbery.

998
00:57:31.239 --> 00:57:34.701
It was not a robbery,
Ryan, please.

999
00:57:34.826 --> 00:57:38.330
Honey, Look at me. Look at me.

1000
00:57:38.455 --> 00:57:39.873
This was a really close call.

1001
00:57:39.998 --> 00:57:43.085
You've been in some really
dangerous situations lately.

1002
00:57:43.168 --> 00:57:45.504
Okay, it's time
to take a step back.

1003
00:57:47.214 --> 00:57:48.215
Please.

1004
00:57:52.302 --> 00:57:53.679
That's weird.

1005
00:57:57.140 --> 00:57:58.392
Hello?

1006
00:57:59.851 --> 00:58:01.061
Yes, this is she.

1007
00:58:04.147 --> 00:58:05.983
Oh, my gosh.

1008
00:58:06.066 --> 00:58:08.360
Is she okay?

1009
00:58:08.485 --> 00:58:11.822
'Will the orderly on duty
please come to reception?'

1010
00:58:19.037 --> 00:58:20.080
Hey.

1011
00:58:22.165 --> 00:58:23.792
Love ya.

1012
00:58:23.875 --> 00:58:26.420
I couldn't ask
for a better friend.

1013
00:58:27.254 --> 00:58:28.964
I'm so sorry.

1014
00:58:30.173 --> 00:58:31.341
Karina.

1015
00:58:31.466 --> 00:58:32.843
I couldn't protect her.

1016
00:58:33.844 --> 00:58:35.679
I can't even protect myself.

1017
00:58:35.804 --> 00:58:38.223
Hey, you couldn't
even if you wanted to.

1018
00:58:38.306 --> 00:58:41.268
How am I gonna protect Mallie?

1019
00:58:41.351 --> 00:58:43.353
Okay, these incidents

1020
00:58:43.478 --> 00:58:45.647
they are unfortunate,
but they are unrelated.

1021
00:58:45.731 --> 00:58:48.358
Do you honestly believe that?

1022
00:58:48.483 --> 00:58:50.277
Because I'm not gonna
be able to forgive myself

1023
00:58:50.360 --> 00:58:51.945
if I don't do something.

1024
00:58:52.029 --> 00:58:54.573
Okay, that may be,
but you shouldn't do anything

1025
00:58:54.698 --> 00:58:55.824
without the help
of the authorities.

1026
00:58:55.949 --> 00:58:58.452
They're not going
to listen to me or you.

1027
00:58:58.535 --> 00:59:00.120
We have to push forward.

1028
00:59:00.203 --> 00:59:03.707
We can't handle this, we're not
equipped, we need their help.

1029
00:59:03.832 --> 00:59:07.335
The police think
that I'm a danger to Mallie.

1030
00:59:07.461 --> 00:59:08.462
They've already threatened
to slapped me

1031
00:59:08.545 --> 00:59:09.880
with a restraining order.

1032
00:59:10.005 --> 00:59:13.050
Why would we waste our energy
trying to convince them

1033
00:59:13.175 --> 00:59:15.969
that they're wrong when
we can use that to help Mallie?

1034
00:59:16.011 --> 00:59:17.929
Sweetie, you're upset.

1035
00:59:18.013 --> 00:59:20.807
Okay, I know this is very
difficult to see Cam like this

1036
00:59:20.891 --> 00:59:23.226
but, sweetie, please,
I need you to think clearly.

1037
00:59:23.351 --> 00:59:26.772
Is that really, really
the best choice of action?

1038
00:59:33.236 --> 00:59:35.238
Lena's not well. I know it.

1039
00:59:35.322 --> 00:59:38.575
And if she's mentally unstable,
then she needs to get help.

1040
00:59:38.658 --> 00:59:42.412
We have to think about Mallie
here, someone has to

1041
00:59:42.537 --> 00:59:44.414
because if Mallie is Emily

1042
00:59:44.539 --> 00:59:46.958
then we have to be sure,
you know?

1043
00:59:47.000 --> 00:59:49.461
I mean, one day
we might have a Mallie

1044
00:59:49.586 --> 00:59:51.296
and if she's in trouble,
wouldn't we want someone

1045
00:59:51.421 --> 00:59:53.173
to do everything that they can
to help her?

1046
00:59:53.298 --> 00:59:56.426
Okay, okay, I just think
we're entering territory here

1047
00:59:56.510 --> 00:59:57.969
neither of us
know how to navigate.

1048
00:59:58.053 --> 01:00:00.180
I know that you're scared,
I'm too, but we have‐‐

1049
01:00:00.305 --> 01:00:02.057
Do what, exactly?

1050
01:00:04.726 --> 01:00:06.478
The man that tried
to take Mallie

1051
01:00:06.520 --> 01:00:09.022
or the person that was
at their house that night

1052
01:00:09.147 --> 01:00:12.317
they may have been involved
in the Emily kidnapping

1053
01:00:12.400 --> 01:00:13.777
or they can know
something about Lena.

1054
01:00:13.860 --> 01:00:16.113
Okay, I don't want you
doing that alone.

1055
01:00:16.196 --> 01:00:18.782
I can start by reviewing
the security‐cam footage

1056
01:00:18.865 --> 01:00:20.742
from the day
that Mallie was almost taken.

1057
01:00:20.867 --> 01:00:23.328
Maybe I can ID him or his car‐‐

1058
01:00:23.411 --> 01:00:24.830
Karina.

1059
01:00:27.499 --> 01:00:30.210
And I won't do anything else
without you.

1060
01:00:31.837 --> 01:00:34.840
Now can we please
get me cleared to leave here?

1061
01:00:44.057 --> 01:00:45.976
'One minute please, ma'am.'

1062
01:00:53.692 --> 01:00:57.070
That's why I'm so surprised
he didn't report it. I..

1063
01:00:57.195 --> 01:01:00.949
My son said that he scraped
the side of the car pretty bad.

1064
01:01:01.032 --> 01:01:02.409
The poor man's probably worried

1065
01:01:02.534 --> 01:01:04.703
about how much
this is gonna cost him.

1066
01:01:06.872 --> 01:01:10.750
That's exactly why
I wish he had left a note and..

1067
01:01:12.294 --> 01:01:16.673
I'm just trying to teach my son
responsibility for his actions

1068
01:01:16.756 --> 01:01:18.049
that's why I want him
to call the man

1069
01:01:18.133 --> 01:01:21.261
and properly report the damage
and apologize.

1070
01:01:22.429 --> 01:01:24.890
Can you get me a number?

1071
01:01:25.015 --> 01:01:28.101
'I found a similar Jeep
under an Ivan Serling.'

1072
01:01:33.440 --> 01:01:34.858
Ivan Serling.

1073
01:01:36.359 --> 01:01:37.819
I know she's dangerous.

1074
01:01:37.903 --> 01:01:39.988
I was trying to get Mallie
away from her.

1075
01:01:40.113 --> 01:01:41.990
I thought you were trying
to kidnap her.

1076
01:01:42.073 --> 01:01:43.658
No, I understand that
in retrospect

1077
01:01:43.783 --> 01:01:47.746
but you don't know my wife
like I do.

1078
01:01:47.871 --> 01:01:50.582
‐ I had to take the chance.
‐ Lena's your wife?

1079
01:01:50.707 --> 01:01:54.628
Technically, yeah,
but I haven't seen her in years.

1080
01:01:54.711 --> 01:01:56.963
For the last week, like I said,
I've been tracking her

1081
01:01:57.005 --> 01:01:59.674
to try to save Mallie from her.

1082
01:01:59.758 --> 01:02:01.843
How long have you been
tracking her?

1083
01:02:01.927 --> 01:02:03.929
Oh, her real name
is Isabelle Redder.

1084
01:02:04.012 --> 01:02:08.099
I searched every county court
in the state for her name change

1085
01:02:08.183 --> 01:02:12.187
and a few weeks ago
I finally got lucky.

1086
01:02:12.312 --> 01:02:13.730
And it was here.

1087
01:02:13.855 --> 01:02:17.859
One day I saw her,
but she was with a little girl.

1088
01:02:17.984 --> 01:02:21.571
For a brief second,
I lost it, I thought

1089
01:02:21.696 --> 01:02:26.117
"What if
that little girl was mine?"

1090
01:02:26.201 --> 01:02:28.703
You know, m‐maybe she didn't
wanna raise a child with me

1091
01:02:28.787 --> 01:02:31.081
and so she tried to kill me..

1092
01:02:31.206 --> 01:02:34.709
Then I came to my senses and I‐I
realized w‐what's bothering me

1093
01:02:34.834 --> 01:02:36.920
is that she looks so familiar

1094
01:02:37.003 --> 01:02:38.880
and not because
she may be my daughter.

1095
01:02:39.005 --> 01:02:41.800
A few days before she left me

1096
01:02:41.925 --> 01:02:45.971
we went by this park and..

1097
01:02:46.054 --> 01:02:49.391
...she was fixed
on this little blonde girl

1098
01:02:49.516 --> 01:02:51.851
about three years old.

1099
01:02:51.977 --> 01:02:55.397
Said it reminded her
of her littler Abby, you know

1100
01:02:55.480 --> 01:02:57.399
the one who was taken from her.

1101
01:02:58.692 --> 01:03:00.318
Where were you living
at the time?

1102
01:03:00.402 --> 01:03:01.987
Copeland County.

1103
01:03:03.655 --> 01:03:04.948
I think that toddler
might be Mallie.

1104
01:03:05.031 --> 01:03:08.576
I knew she was violent.
But kidnapping?

1105
01:03:08.660 --> 01:03:11.663
I never thought that she'd be
capable of such a thing.

1106
01:03:11.746 --> 01:03:13.415
But I‐I..

1107
01:03:14.791 --> 01:03:16.376
I don't know anymore.

1108
01:03:18.878 --> 01:03:20.005
You should try to understand

1109
01:03:20.130 --> 01:03:22.632
that Lena wasn't always
this way.

1110
01:03:22.757 --> 01:03:25.802
It's because of what happened
to her when she was a child.

1111
01:03:25.844 --> 01:03:29.055
Isabelle, or Lena

1112
01:03:29.180 --> 01:03:31.057
gave birth at 16

1113
01:03:31.141 --> 01:03:34.102
but Lena's doctor diagnosed her
as having a mental illness

1114
01:03:34.185 --> 01:03:36.980
and that meant
she was incapable

1115
01:03:37.022 --> 01:03:39.774
of safely raising a child.

1116
01:03:39.858 --> 01:03:43.820
She refused to give
that baby up for adoption.

1117
01:03:43.945 --> 01:03:46.364
She ran away with the baby.

1118
01:03:46.489 --> 01:03:50.994
Her doctor told the Department
Of Children And Family Services

1119
01:03:51.119 --> 01:03:53.330
who came and took the child
from Lena.

1120
01:03:58.168 --> 01:03:59.794
This was your child as well?

1121
01:03:59.919 --> 01:04:04.215
No, no, this was years before
I met Isabelle.

1122
01:04:04.341 --> 01:04:07.427
Her daughter
is in her twenties by now

1123
01:04:07.510 --> 01:04:10.847
raised by a, a loving family,
we're told.

1124
01:04:10.972 --> 01:04:12.891
You need to tell the police
what really happened.

1125
01:04:13.016 --> 01:04:15.435
What's the point?
They won't believe me.

1126
01:04:20.440 --> 01:04:22.192
She's too dangerous.

1127
01:04:23.985 --> 01:04:25.945
'Who knows what could happen?'

1128
01:04:26.029 --> 01:04:28.198
'And think about
what she can do to Mallie.'

1129
01:04:42.087 --> 01:04:44.964
You made a terrible mistake.

1130
01:04:47.300 --> 01:04:49.469
I will do anything
for my daughter.

1131
01:05:47.861 --> 01:05:50.947
And if you all don't mind,
I would love for you guys

1132
01:05:51.030 --> 01:05:53.616
to try my newest recipe.

1133
01:05:53.700 --> 01:05:58.413
It only takes a few moments
for the magic powers to mix it.

1134
01:05:58.538 --> 01:06:00.748
Abracadabra.

1135
01:06:00.874 --> 01:06:02.333
'Mallie, come on,
it's time to go.'

1136
01:06:02.417 --> 01:06:05.128
‐ But I have guests.
‐ Don't argue with me.

1137
01:06:05.211 --> 01:06:07.797
‐ Five more minutes?
‐ Say goodbye to your friends.

1138
01:06:07.881 --> 01:06:10.842
‐ Now.
‐ Okay.

1139
01:06:10.967 --> 01:06:13.595
Psst. Mallie.

1140
01:06:13.678 --> 01:06:15.513
‐ Karina.
‐ Shh, shh, shh, shh.

1141
01:06:17.724 --> 01:06:20.059
You came just in time for tea.

1142
01:06:20.185 --> 01:06:23.980
‐ I'm so lucky.
‐ Come in the yard.

1143
01:06:24.063 --> 01:06:26.232
Actually, I was wondering

1144
01:06:26.357 --> 01:06:28.985
if, uh, you wanna come with me.

1145
01:06:29.110 --> 01:06:32.530
If I come with you,
can I at least have a tea party?

1146
01:06:32.614 --> 01:06:34.324
Of course, sweetie,
of course, you can

1147
01:06:34.407 --> 01:06:37.076
but you can only come
if you feel comfortable.

1148
01:06:37.202 --> 01:06:40.288
I think maybe I would like
to go to your house.

1149
01:06:40.371 --> 01:06:42.499
Okay, great. Come on, let's go.

1150
01:06:54.052 --> 01:06:55.553
'Are you going on a trip?'

1151
01:06:55.678 --> 01:06:59.682
No, actually, we‐we're
kind of on a trip right now.

1152
01:06:59.807 --> 01:07:01.184
This is my best friend's house

1153
01:07:01.309 --> 01:07:04.979
and she's not here,
so we're watching it for her.

1154
01:07:05.104 --> 01:07:07.607
So it's kinda like
having two houses.

1155
01:07:07.690 --> 01:07:09.067
Fun, huh?

1156
01:07:09.192 --> 01:07:13.029
Yeah. Karina,
I need to use the restroom.

1157
01:07:13.112 --> 01:07:15.365
Okay, go ahead,
it's right in there.

1158
01:07:19.744 --> 01:07:20.912
What if Lena goes to the cops?

1159
01:07:21.037 --> 01:07:22.497
She wouldn't risk it
a second time.

1160
01:07:22.580 --> 01:07:23.373
How can you be sure?

1161
01:07:23.498 --> 01:07:25.333
How can she report
her child missing

1162
01:07:25.416 --> 01:07:28.044
if her child
is actually a missing child?

1163
01:07:29.504 --> 01:07:32.966
Okay, the way we're going
about this, it looks really bad.

1164
01:07:33.049 --> 01:07:34.968
Like, we're taking
a child as well.

1165
01:07:35.051 --> 01:07:37.136
What? We didn't have a choice.

1166
01:07:37.220 --> 01:07:39.055
She was gonna leave with Mallie.

1167
01:07:39.180 --> 01:07:41.849
We were never gonna
see her again.

1168
01:07:41.975 --> 01:07:43.935
Mallie is Emily.

1169
01:07:44.018 --> 01:07:45.895
No one's gonna care
how we prove it.

1170
01:07:46.020 --> 01:07:48.064
And how are we gonna prove that?

1171
01:07:48.189 --> 01:07:49.482
Well, Lena attacked me
at the store.

1172
01:07:49.607 --> 01:07:51.317
I can go and get
the video surveillance of it.

1173
01:07:51.401 --> 01:07:53.319
Wait, Lena attacked you
at the sore?

1174
01:07:53.403 --> 01:07:55.488
Ryan!

1175
01:07:55.572 --> 01:07:59.033
You promised me
that you would do this.

1176
01:07:59.867 --> 01:08:01.369
Please.

1177
01:08:03.079 --> 01:08:05.039
‐ Right, I'm going with you.
‐ No.

1178
01:08:05.123 --> 01:08:08.626
Mallie, hey,
can you do me a huge favor

1179
01:08:08.710 --> 01:08:10.128
and, uh, take care of Ryan?

1180
01:08:10.211 --> 01:08:11.629
'Cause I gotta leave
for a little bit.

1181
01:08:11.754 --> 01:08:13.047
Oh, sure.

1182
01:08:13.131 --> 01:08:16.134
I think he might need
a hair cut.

1183
01:08:17.343 --> 01:08:19.220
I think you're right.

1184
01:08:24.017 --> 01:08:26.936
Sit right down here, sir.

1185
01:08:27.020 --> 01:08:29.564
Okay.

1186
01:08:36.654 --> 01:08:39.657
So where did you learn
how to do this?

1187
01:08:39.741 --> 01:08:43.494
Some things people
just have a natural talent for.

1188
01:08:43.578 --> 01:08:45.830
Well, you are very talented
at it.

1189
01:08:49.167 --> 01:08:51.377
I miss my daddy.

1190
01:08:53.671 --> 01:08:54.714
Yeah?

1191
01:08:57.884 --> 01:08:59.844
Thank you for bringing me here.

1192
01:09:03.056 --> 01:09:05.224
I really like having you here.

1193
01:09:27.372 --> 01:09:29.666
Oh, no, Lena.

1194
01:09:52.855 --> 01:09:54.816
'...to an automatic
voice message.'

1195
01:10:33.354 --> 01:10:35.565
Please, please be okay.

1196
01:10:40.027 --> 01:10:41.320
Ryan!

1197
01:10:43.531 --> 01:10:44.741
Ryan!

1198
01:10:45.825 --> 01:10:47.076
Damn it!

1199
01:10:47.201 --> 01:10:49.871
Ryan! Mallie!

1200
01:10:51.205 --> 01:10:54.459
Oh, my God, Ryan! Ryan!

1201
01:10:54.542 --> 01:10:55.585
Ryan!

1202
01:10:57.503 --> 01:11:00.840
Mallie's gone. Call the cops.

1203
01:11:14.353 --> 01:11:16.481
He's stable, but it's best
we keep him overnight.

1204
01:11:16.606 --> 01:11:18.524
The doctors would wanna
run some tests.

1205
01:11:18.608 --> 01:11:21.319
Uh, we've notified the police,
so expect a call.

1206
01:11:21.402 --> 01:11:22.695
Get some sleep and you can
visit him in the morning.

1207
01:11:22.779 --> 01:11:24.822
Okay, let me know
if anything changes

1208
01:11:24.906 --> 01:11:26.449
and I'll come right over.

1209
01:11:27.074 --> 01:11:28.534
We will.

1210
01:11:28.618 --> 01:11:31.370
‐ Any change.
‐ We will.

1211
01:12:42.191 --> 01:12:43.651
My purse.

1212
01:12:54.036 --> 01:12:56.080
'My sister and my niece
are staying with you.'

1213
01:12:56.205 --> 01:12:57.164
I was wondering
if you could tell me

1214
01:12:57.290 --> 01:12:58.207
if they've checked in yet.

1215
01:12:58.291 --> 01:12:59.500
My sister is staying with you

1216
01:12:59.584 --> 01:13:00.459
and I was wondering if you could

1217
01:13:00.585 --> 01:13:01.961
tell me if she's checked in yet.

1218
01:13:02.044 --> 01:13:05.339
My niece, she's seven,
she's got blonde hair and..

1219
01:13:05.423 --> 01:13:09.510
Yes, I understand that
information is private, but..

1220
01:13:09.635 --> 01:13:12.221
I understand, I understand,
I was just wondering if I could

1221
01:13:12.346 --> 01:13:13.764
give you the make and model
of their car

1222
01:13:13.848 --> 01:13:15.975
and you can tell me
if you've seen it?

1223
01:13:17.852 --> 01:13:19.812
Can you tell me
if our car is still there?

1224
01:13:19.937 --> 01:13:22.899
I‐I, I just don't know if she's
left to come pick me up yet..

1225
01:13:23.024 --> 01:13:26.819
The license plate number
is 3‐D‐H, that's all I know.

1226
01:13:26.903 --> 01:13:29.030
It's California plates,
though. It..

1227
01:13:31.282 --> 01:13:32.241
Yeah, yeah, I can wait.

1228
01:13:32.366 --> 01:13:34.118
It is?

1229
01:13:34.201 --> 01:13:36.829
Well, um, th‐thanks so much, um.

1230
01:13:36.913 --> 01:13:39.665
Actually, my mom just texted me
and she was, like, in the shower

1231
01:13:39.749 --> 01:13:42.752
when I called.
Okay, thanks a ton. Bye.

1232
01:14:24.835 --> 01:14:27.463
'Mallie, are‐are you ready?
Do you have all your stuff?'

1233
01:14:27.546 --> 01:14:28.839
‐ 'Think so.'
‐ 'Mallie.'

1234
01:14:28.923 --> 01:14:30.883
'Gather up your things, okay?

1235
01:14:35.137 --> 01:14:37.848
‐ 'Mom, you said‐‐'
‐ 'Come on, honey, let's go.'

1236
01:14:37.974 --> 01:14:40.559
‐ 'What's wrong?'
‐ 'Sweetie, grab your..'

1237
01:14:40.643 --> 01:14:42.561
'Grab your bag. The car's here.'

1238
01:15:05.001 --> 01:15:06.419
Mallie, let's go!

1239
01:15:08.504 --> 01:15:10.339
Mallie.

1240
01:15:10.423 --> 01:15:12.508
Honey, hurry, come on.

1241
01:15:21.726 --> 01:15:22.977
Seatbelt.

1242
01:15:24.478 --> 01:15:26.147
No, no, no!

1243
01:15:40.536 --> 01:15:42.496
'Mom, where are we going?'

1244
01:15:42.580 --> 01:15:44.498
Mom, why are we moving again?

1245
01:15:53.424 --> 01:15:55.634
'Honey, please stop asking
so many questions.'

1246
01:15:55.760 --> 01:15:57.344
'Mom, why are we moving again?'

1247
01:15:57.470 --> 01:15:59.805
'Oh, I'll tell you what, let me
find somewhere to pull over'

1248
01:15:59.889 --> 01:16:01.390
'and I'll tuck you in
so you could get some sleep.'

1249
01:16:01.515 --> 01:16:02.892
'Is that okay?'

1250
01:16:09.482 --> 01:16:10.649
Ivan.

1251
01:16:11.650 --> 01:16:13.027
I need your help.

1252
01:16:27.708 --> 01:16:29.627
Isabelle Redder?

1253
01:16:33.714 --> 01:16:35.591
I'm sorry,
you have the wrong number.

1254
01:16:35.674 --> 01:16:37.301
'I know it's you, Isabelle.'

1255
01:16:37.384 --> 01:16:39.136
'I'm sorry about Abby.'

1256
01:16:39.220 --> 01:16:43.307
I'm sorry they took her
from you. And I want to help.

1257
01:16:43.390 --> 01:16:45.726
‐ Please let me help.
‐ Stay out of this, Karina.

1258
01:16:45.851 --> 01:16:48.646
You took Abby to the overlook
to see the city

1259
01:16:48.729 --> 01:16:50.481
'and that's the last time
you saw her.'

1260
01:16:50.606 --> 01:16:52.483
That.. That's not what happened.

1261
01:16:52.608 --> 01:16:55.986
You wanted her
to see the lights.

1262
01:16:56.070 --> 01:16:59.073
I bet you can't go there
without thinking about her.

1263
01:17:05.329 --> 01:17:06.580
Lena?

1264
01:17:31.981 --> 01:17:33.357
Hey there.

1265
01:17:33.482 --> 01:17:35.109
Hardly any cars
have passed through.

1266
01:17:35.192 --> 01:17:37.361
Well, we only need one.

1267
01:17:37.444 --> 01:17:38.863
This was the spot.

1268
01:17:39.905 --> 01:17:41.323
I took her here more than once

1269
01:17:41.448 --> 01:17:45.369
and she would just sit here
staring at over the city

1270
01:17:45.452 --> 01:17:47.538
whispering to herself.

1271
01:17:47.621 --> 01:17:49.874
Thanks again for doing this.

1272
01:17:49.999 --> 01:17:53.210
Listen, I'm gonna park my car
up there, out of sight.

1273
01:17:53.335 --> 01:17:55.796
All I need for you to do is
to distract her long enough

1274
01:17:55.880 --> 01:17:58.132
for me to grab Mallie. Okay?

1275
01:18:08.434 --> 01:18:09.685
Anything?

1276
01:18:09.810 --> 01:18:12.021
Not yet. Wait, wait..

1277
01:18:13.189 --> 01:18:14.231
I do.

1278
01:18:15.357 --> 01:18:16.817
It's a gray sedan.

1279
01:18:16.859 --> 01:18:18.152
'That will be her.'

1280
01:18:19.528 --> 01:18:21.572
Uh, what if she sees me
and bolts?

1281
01:18:21.697 --> 01:18:23.490
Lay low
until she gets out of the car

1282
01:18:23.616 --> 01:18:25.534
and then you approach her.

1283
01:18:25.659 --> 01:18:27.328
'Can you see a little girl
with her?'

1284
01:18:27.411 --> 01:18:30.706
No. Not from here.

1285
01:18:30.789 --> 01:18:33.083
Keep me on speaker, okay?
Don't hang up.

1286
01:18:33.167 --> 01:18:34.293
You got it.

1287
01:19:00.486 --> 01:19:04.198
You always loved to come up here
and look at the city lights.

1288
01:19:08.202 --> 01:19:10.829
Don't think
I didn't expect to see you here.

1289
01:19:12.039 --> 01:19:15.376
Isa, I have missed you.

1290
01:19:15.501 --> 01:19:17.753
I know
you have missed her, but..

1291
01:19:18.712 --> 01:19:20.214
...you have to stop running.

1292
01:19:20.339 --> 01:19:21.799
Ivan.

1293
01:19:23.133 --> 01:19:24.969
Don't make this harder
than it has to be.

1294
01:19:25.094 --> 01:19:27.429
I agree.

1295
01:19:27.513 --> 01:19:31.100
‐ Look, let's just start fresh.
‐ She's not yours.

1296
01:19:31.183 --> 01:19:34.478
‐ And I'm not giving her up.
‐ Who?

1297
01:19:34.561 --> 01:19:37.022
I'm not stupid, Ivan.

1298
01:19:37.147 --> 01:19:38.899
Is there someone in the car
with you?

1299
01:19:38.983 --> 01:19:43.654
If there were, do you really
think I would let you near her?

1300
01:19:43.737 --> 01:19:45.489
We can be a family.

1301
01:19:45.614 --> 01:19:48.450
I'm not falling for this, Ivan.

1302
01:19:52.663 --> 01:19:55.124
What, you, you surprised?

1303
01:19:55.207 --> 01:19:58.210
‐ Look, you are not gonna‐‐
‐ Oh, I am.

1304
01:19:58.335 --> 01:20:00.379
‐ Because I have to.
‐ Put the gun down.

1305
01:20:00.504 --> 01:20:03.340
You know why? Because you will
never stop looking.

1306
01:20:03.424 --> 01:20:05.676
Please put the gun down.

1307
01:20:05.801 --> 01:20:08.762
‐ She will never stop looking.
‐ Please.

1308
01:20:08.846 --> 01:20:10.848
It's over, Ivan.

1309
01:20:12.016 --> 01:20:13.600
Lena! No!

1310
01:20:16.645 --> 01:20:18.814
God..

1311
01:20:22.526 --> 01:20:24.320
Help! Help!

1312
01:20:24.403 --> 01:20:26.780
‐ Karina!
‐ Help!

1313
01:20:26.864 --> 01:20:29.575
Ivan! Ivan?

1314
01:20:29.658 --> 01:20:31.910
‐ Can you hear me? Are you okay?
‐ 'No.'

1315
01:20:32.036 --> 01:20:34.538
'No, I'm not. I'm not.
I'm shot.'

1316
01:20:37.750 --> 01:20:39.209
Karina?

1317
01:20:44.381 --> 01:20:45.966
You're something else.

1318
01:20:47.593 --> 01:20:49.970
I trusted you.

1319
01:20:50.012 --> 01:20:52.431
I let you into our home

1320
01:20:52.514 --> 01:20:54.975
'into our lives.'

1321
01:20:55.017 --> 01:20:57.436
This is about
what's right for Mallie.

1322
01:20:57.519 --> 01:21:00.064
This is what's best for Mallie.

1323
01:21:03.734 --> 01:21:04.860
It is not what's best
for Mallie.

1324
01:21:04.985 --> 01:21:06.820
You don't know
what's best for her.

1325
01:21:06.945 --> 01:21:09.031
‐ I'm her mother!
‐ It's not! You're dangerous!

1326
01:21:09.156 --> 01:21:11.700
‐ She's not safe!
‐ She is safe with me!

1327
01:21:11.825 --> 01:21:14.203
‐ I'm her mother!
‐ Ah!

1328
01:21:15.162 --> 01:21:16.413
What?

1329
01:21:16.538 --> 01:21:19.041
You didn't uncover that
in your research?

1330
01:21:19.166 --> 01:21:21.960
Huh? Yeah,
that's 'cause I'm good.

1331
01:21:22.044 --> 01:21:23.712
And I'm an even better mother

1332
01:21:23.837 --> 01:21:26.298
'and I will do anything
for my Mallie.'

1333
01:21:31.178 --> 01:21:35.474
‐ '911. What's your emergency?'
‐ 'Hello. I need help.'

1334
01:21:35.557 --> 01:21:37.810
'She has a gun.'

1335
01:21:37.935 --> 01:21:40.187
'Track my phone. I..'

1336
01:21:41.855 --> 01:21:44.566
Ivan. Ivan, are you okay?

1337
01:21:44.691 --> 01:21:46.318
It's okay, help is on the way.

1338
01:21:46.443 --> 01:21:48.320
‐ Okay?
‐ Karina!

1339
01:21:49.279 --> 01:21:52.533
Lena, you have to stop running.

1340
01:21:52.658 --> 01:21:55.119
You have to stop hiding.

1341
01:21:55.202 --> 01:21:58.163
You have to give Emily up.

1342
01:21:58.205 --> 01:22:01.166
You still have a chance
for a relationship with Abby.

1343
01:22:01.291 --> 01:22:03.460
Don't you want a relationship
with her?

1344
01:22:05.671 --> 01:22:07.631
It's too late for that.

1345
01:22:07.714 --> 01:22:09.466
That's not what she told me.

1346
01:22:12.594 --> 01:22:14.471
‐ W‐what?
‐ We found her.

1347
01:22:20.644 --> 01:22:22.563
It's time to stop hiding.

1348
01:22:24.022 --> 01:22:25.607
Please put down the gun.

1349
01:22:25.691 --> 01:22:27.985
Police. Put the gun down!

1350
01:22:28.068 --> 01:22:30.362
Slowly put the gun down

1351
01:22:30.487 --> 01:22:31.989
and step back.

1352
01:22:33.031 --> 01:22:34.658
Please put down the gun.

1353
01:22:36.827 --> 01:22:38.620
'...gun down, ma'am.'

1354
01:22:42.040 --> 01:22:44.418
'Ma'am, put the gun down.'

1355
01:22:57.514 --> 01:22:58.974
It's okay.

1356
01:24:13.173 --> 01:24:15.259
Do you want a cracker?

1357
01:24:15.342 --> 01:24:18.762
Who else needs a cracker?
Yum‐yum yum‐yum.

1358
01:24:20.847 --> 01:24:22.307
‐ Emily.
‐ Yeah?

1359
01:24:22.432 --> 01:24:25.644
Come on out front,
Ryan and I wanna talk to you.

1360
01:24:25.727 --> 01:24:27.521
Okay. Bye.

1361
01:24:38.323 --> 01:24:40.033
Whoa!

1362
01:24:48.875 --> 01:24:52.629
Emily, we have something
very important to tell you.

1363
01:24:52.713 --> 01:24:54.464
Well, what is it?

1364
01:24:54.590 --> 01:24:58.135
Well, we just found out
this morning..

1365
01:24:59.177 --> 01:25:00.929
That you're getting
a baby sister.

1366
01:25:01.013 --> 01:25:03.640
My own baby sister?

1367
01:25:09.062 --> 01:25:10.814
I love you.

1368
01:25:10.897 --> 01:25:12.816
We love you, too.

1369
01:25:12.899 --> 01:25:15.444
Thank you for everything.

1370
01:25:15.527 --> 01:25:17.112
Thank you.