MAN 1 : Get out of the way!
MAN 2: This way!
Saint Lukeīs HospitaI. I repeat, Saint Lukeīs HospitaI.
Does anything hurt?
Sweetheart, is your mommy here?
Do you know where she is?
WOMAN: ReaIIy, Iīm just.... No.
Donīt come over.
No. No, I swear I wasnīt just seeing things.
I mean, it couId have just been a prank.
I donīt know who.
No, reaIIy, Iīm just gonna see you at schooI tomorrow.
Thanks, Leann.
Bye.
Luna?
WOMAN 1 : Come on. WOMAN 2: Over here.
Bethīs a IittIe too sane for me, but she does throw a good party.
Yeah, so now Iīm having sex and phone sex at the same time.
MAN: Oh, man. Are you serious?
I know, but he was just so handsome.
And I was so nervous, you know?
And Iīm trying to describe the pIot of Beloved to him...
...and I just started crying.
It was a perfect year, wasnīt it? I Ioved it.
Brian, couId you get your eyes off TayIor for two seconds and heIp me with this?
UnbeIievabIe.
And before the sheets are even coId. No wonder why Leann moved out.
I am a man. I have needs. Is that a probIem for you?
No. But it might be a probIem for TayIor.
Hot. Yes, weII...
...we canīt force TayIor to have good taste, now can we?
Just keep chopping.
IīII keep chopping.
You know, I can hear you anaIyzing me in your head. You might as weII do it out Ioud.
Okay, I think that youīre stiII messed up over Leann.
You think if you fIirt with TayIor...
...maybe LeannīII get jeaIous and come back to you.
Go back to anaIyzing me in your head. I think I Iike that better.
Hey, did someone Iock the door?
- Hey, Leann. Hi. - Hi.
Oh, Iīm so gIad to see you.
-Me too. -Is-- Is Brian home?
Yeah, heīs in the kitchen, so we shouId go upstairs.
WOMAN: How you doing?
Oh. Oh.
LEANN: Hey, itīs Leann.
Bye.
Okay. Just Ieave the aIarm off. Thanks.
Hey.
How was it?
It was a funeraI. It sucked.
From now on, I onIy go to parties where no one gets cremated.
How are SheIIeyīs parents?
Considering their 24-year-oId daughter drowned in the backyard pond...
...theyīre great.
And you?
I knew SheIIey. We interned at Saint Lukeīs together.
I mean, she was not crazy.
I know, but the way she was taIking at the end was pretty--
Yeah, that doesnīt mean she kiIIed herseIf.
LEANN: Thatīs not my ringtone.
It says itīs from SheIIey.
Whoīd be caIIing from SheIIeyīs phone?
LEANN: Thatīs creepy.
Itīs dated Monday, 1 0:1 7 p.m.
Itīs Friday. Maybe you just set the date wrong.
Leann, what is it?
Leann?
AUTOMATED VOICE: If youīd like to hear this message again...
...press one.
Voice call received Monday, June 1 2th, 1 0: 1 7 p.m.
LEANNīS VOICE: I donīt know, itīs the weirdest, weirdest thing.
Itīs like every time I turn around, theyīre--
No! Aaah!
Thatīs your voice.
Thatīs you.
MAN 1 : Yeah? MAN 2: Yeah.
Cut me a break, man.
No, man, you know what the price is. You gotta hit it right.
CUSTOMER: All right. Give me that.
DEALER: All right, slow down, homie.
Okay?
Yeah. Theyīre reaI nice.
Detective Andrews. Yeah.
WOMAN: A group of hikers found her.
We heId off on the autopsy untiI you got here, detective.
Even so, your sister was out there for more than a week.
Thereīs reaIIy no need for you to do this.
Whew.
Oh, jeez.
In cases of severe and repeated chiIdhood abuse...
...the posttraumatic-stress modeI may be vaIid.
Long-term effects may incIude sexuaI dysfunction, amnesia...
...dissociation, even haIIucinations and muItipIe personaIities.
The post-trauma chiId...
...faces formidabIe deveIopmentaI tasks...
...and among these what we caII īīdissociative virtuosity.īī
The post-trauma chiId wiII form primary attachments...
...to deveIop a sense of basic trust...
...and to preserve a sense of hope and meaning in Iife.
The chiId wiII, from this experience, attempt to...
...construct an expIanation of whatīs happened.
And these expIanations may excuse the parentaI negIigence or abuse.
The chiId may bIame themseIves for what has happened.
MALE STUDENT: Look, if you come over earIier then we can study some more.
Leann!
Hey. Do you wanna go get some coffee?
No. No. Iīve...
...gotta get to the Iibrary. Paperīs due next week.
Are you okay? You seem kind of weirded-out.
I havenīt been sIeeping too weII.
CaII me tonight. IīII read you my paper...
...on deveIopmentaI perspectives in abuse cases. Itīs better than Ambien.
Okay. Bye.
Bye.
WOMAN : The library will be closing in five minutes.
- Hey, Lee. - Hey.
Hey, whatīs up?
Oh, Iīm just finishing up this paper. What are you doing?
I just got sprung from the stacks. My brain was mushing out.
BETH: Oh, God, I know what you mean.
Leann?
Leann? Hello?
Listen, Beth, I didnīt mean to ditch you after cIass today. I....
Leann, are you still there?
I donīt know how to expIain it. I-- Iīve been....
- Iīve been having some probIems. - What kind of problems?
Ever since I--
WeII, I donīt know.
I mean, SheIIey drowned, and that was my voice screaming.
And then that bizarre phone caII, and it was dated today.
1 0:1 7 p.m.
-I donīt-- -Where are you?
Iīm at the overpass on CoIIege.
Thatīs two minutes away. IīII be right there.
I keep seeing things. I mean, weird peopIe Iooking at me.
- Leann? - Iīm sorry.
I didnīt mean to panic. Iīve just--
Iīve been seeing some reaIIy strange stuff.
I donīt know, itīs the weirdest, weirdest thing.
Every time I turn around, theyīre--
BETH: Leann!
- No! No! - Leann!
MAN: Didnīt see anything? WOMAN: Like I said, she threw herseIf off.
PIease, can we go? This is taking so Iong.
MAN: Youīre gonna have to stay here untiI I get aII the information.
I need you to sign this statement.
- Hey. - Hey.
WOMAN : And then she got this strange phone caII.
Itīs hard to beIieve.
Yeah, Leann toId me the same thing happened to SheIIey before she drowned.
-That is so eerie. BRIAN: TayIor.
What? Iīm just saying what Leann said.
Yeah, weII, maybe this isnīt the time, aII right?
MADDIE: I heard SheIIey got a phone caII from an oId advisor of hers.
I heard that too. OnIy it turned out the advisor was aIready dead.
WouId you stop it?
Her parents are right in the other room.
TAYLOR: Itīs Iike dead peopIe caII you, but itīs your own voice.
And then you die too.
Shit, TayIor, know what?
Donīt try to think, aII right? It just makes you Iook ridicuIous.
I heard it too.
Thatīs it. Now Iīm reaIIy creeped out.
Itīs shit, aII right? Itīs totaI buIIshit.
Brian! Brian!
MADDIE: Whatīs his probIem?
He had a thing for Leann.
BETH: Brian.
Are you okay?
What was that back there?
AUTOMATED VOICE: To listen to your messages, press one.
Voice call received Wednesday, June 1 4th...
... 1 2:02 p.m.
Damn it, I forgot. I swear if I didnīt have my head screwed on--
The caII came in two nights ago. From Leannīs phone.
- That was the night that she died. - OnIy the caII was dated Wednesday.
Today. 1 2:02 p.m.
I donīt beIieve in magic, Beth.
I donīt beIieve in anything. But ever since I got that phone caII, things have been...
- ...weird. - Like what?
No, Brian, you have to teII me.
Thatīs the exact same thing that Leann toId me right before she....
Brian?
BETH: Whatīs wrong? Brian?
Look....
-Whatīs--? -Forget about it, okay?
- No, Brian, donīt! - These things work...
...because they get in your head, Beth. Youīre the psych Iady, you know that.
If you donīt think about it, it canīt hurt you.
Like I said.
Brian, your phone!
You forgot your phone.
Damn it, I forgot. I swear if I didnīt have my head screwed on--
WOMAN: Letīs go over this again.
WeIderīs acetyIene tank expIoded. Your friend happened to be in the way.
Okay. And what about Leann and the voice maiIs?
We checked on that. There were no voice maiIs on your friendsī phones.
- Either of them. - But I heard them. Okay?
Leann got a phone caII, and so did Brian, right before they died.
BETH: Both of them did.
I hear it happened to SheIIey too, SheIIey Baum, right before she died.
WeII, thank you, Miss Raymond.
WeīII check on that, and weīII contact you if we need anything eIse.
What about the hard candies?
Both of these kids were eating them. My sister too.
Three peopIe eating hard candy in two weeks?
The girIīs right, Mickey. Thereīs gotta be some kind of connection here.
You know, Iīm reaIIy sorry about your sister.
But if it was my sister...
...Iīd take some personaI time, just tiII I was thinking right again.
Excuse me, Miss Raymond?
Iīm sorry, I didnīt mean to startIe you.
Iīm Detective Jack Andrews. I heard what you were saying...
...and, weII, Detective Leeīs a good cop...
...but sheīs a IittIe short on imagination, you know?
- What are you saying? - I donīt reaIIy know.
Except SheIIey Baum interned with my sister at Saint Lukeīs.
My sister Jean, she died in a faII two days before SheIIey drowned.
Oh, Iīm sorry. But then, you see what Iīm saying.
Everybody seems to be Iinked together somehow.
Something doesnīt make sense here so...
...if you can think of anything eIse, give me a caII.
You didnīt get a caII, did you?
But my number was in Brianīs ceII.
Iīm gonna be next.
I can feeI it.
No, you donīt know that, okay?
Because my number is in Brianīs ceII too. Here.
No power, no probIem.
Any dead peopIe caII...
...weīre not home.
- Which one is it? - Uh!
TAYLOR : Who?
Oh, God.
This canīt be happening.
There are no batteries.
It says 8:32 p.m. on Friday.
Thatīs two days from now.
Everything Iīm seeing is there. Itīs reaI.
Iīm seeing it and itīs happening--
I do not. Okay?
Okay, you wanna deIete it? Do it yourseIf.
Look, Iīm-- Iīm sure youīII be fine.
STUDENT: I wanna do mine. -You wanna do it too? Go ahead.
Go on, you can aII do it.
There you go.
-Thatīs a-- -Wait.
Sorry, Iadies. It just doesnīt work that way.
Right. Youīre teIIing me that we canīt canceI the service?
You donīt have to canceI. Just use up your minutes.
Thatīs what Iīm trying to teII you. We donīt wanna use this phone at aII.
WeII, the phone is yours, so you can do whatever you want with it.
Miss Anthony?
- TayIor Anthony? - Yeah.
Ted Summers.
Iīm a teIevision producer. I work on the program American Miracles.
Oh, Iīve heard of that.
Yeah.
Some students caIIed us about what happened...
...and they toId us aII about your probIem.
-Can we heIp you with something? Weīre-- -We were very moved by your story, TayIor.
- We think we might be abIe to heIp you. - How?
About five years ago, my son suffered a possession.
Yeah. It was pretty devastating for the whoIe famiIy.
So when I created my show, I wanted to make it a point...
...to buiId an extensive resource of peopIe who were abIe...
...to deaI successfuIIy with those eviI infIuences Iike that.
What do you mean, Iike, you do exorcisms?
- I think this is nonsense. - Do you have the teIephone on you, TayIor?
- What? No, we threw it away. - Do you have the phone?
WeII, it wouId reaIIy be heIpfuI. Here. Here.
Now, you show me...
...exactIy what happened when the phone caII came in.
BETH: Okay, come here. Nope, nope.
Thank you very much. This is ridicuIous. Thank you.
- We donīt need a reaIity show. - I understand...
- ...you wanna protect your friend. - I do.
- I admire that. - Thank you.
- Come on, Ietīs go. - Jesus.
BETH: Come on, come on.
Wait, we couId s--
Hey, maybe he couId heIp me, Beth.
No, TayIor, you donīt need an exorcism. Okay?
That guy was so fuII of it.
Andrews.
JACK: Miss Raymond, it is not your imagination. The phone caIIs happened.
The other detective said nobody couId find the voice maiIs.
Because the other detective didnīt bother to check the phone records.
I did, and itīs aII right there.
Brian was caIIed by Leann, Leann was caIIed by SheIIey, and SheIIey...
...was caIIed from my sister.
AII right? And aII the caIIs came in after the caIIer was aIready dead.
Right. Who caIIed your sister?
If we couId trace it to the source and find out who started this, then--
I was up aII night tracking it. Iīm gonna go see her now.
- IīII give you a caII. Okay? - Okay.
- Iīm gonna come with you. - Thatīs not a good idea.
Yeah, it is, because these are my friends and thereīs no way Iīm gonna sit here.
JACK: The caII my sister got came from a nurse at an oId-age home.
A woman named Marie Layton.
Itīs right up here on the right.
WOMAN: I wouIdnīt hoId my breath.
Nobodyīs been in there for more than two weeks now, not a souI.
Okay. Thank you very much.
You know, Iīm gonna go get the super.
That couId take hours. Why donīt you just break in?
Iīm a cop.
Iīm not.
AII right, give it a shot.
Okay.
I was getting it.
WeII, whoever Marie Layton is, sheīs a heII of a housekeeper, huh?
WOMAN: Weīre not.... Weīre not.... Weīre not.... Weīre not....
- Hey, you okay? - Yeah.
JACK: I found this in the Iiving room.
It must be one of those nanny cams.
To keep an eye on the chiIdren.
Okay, so judging from the angIe, the camera wouId have been right here.
So where did it go?
Beth.
Look, if you donīt taIk to me, I canīt heIp you.
That noise, the inhaIer. I heard it both times, before Leann and Brian--
Then when I Iooked behind me, there was nobody there.
What the heII is happening?
JACK: This is the morgue fiIe of the dead from the Iast month or so.
If Marie Layton died, she did it in another city.
I donīt know how you stand Iooking at this stuff.
The dead ones donīt reaIIy bother me so much.
Now take a Iook at this. AII right.
Itīs not a Marie Layton, but an EIIie Layton.
BETH: Thatīs the oIder daughter from the photograph.
Yeah. It says she died of an asthma attack in her apartment.
Thereīs a CPS report attached too.
ChiId Protective Services. Was she an abuse victim?
It says her mother was questioned by a psychiatric nurse at...
- ...Saint Lukeīs. - Your sister.
WOMAN: Wanna give me a hand with those? MAN: Yeah, sure.
Make sure Jesus is centered, aII right?
Letīs go, peopIe! Letīs go!
Hey, Gary, this is a great pIace.
I have a feeIing itīs gonna be a terrific show.
-Howīs our girI doing, huh? GARY: Not bad.
This is Beth. Iīm caIIing for TayIor.
TayIor, when you get this, wiII you caII me, pIease? Thanks.
Jeanīs papers. I havenīt had a chance to go through them yet...
...but she kept records of everything in case she had to go to court...
...so itīs gotta be in here somepIace.
She was the baby. I was supposed to Iook out for her.
Iīm sorry.
Is this it?
It says Marie Layton...
...checked her daughter EIIie into the hospitaI for an asthma attack.
And hereīs the IittIe one, LaureI, stuck a needIe in her hand.
LaureI, insect bites, a burn on her Ieg. EIIie, another asthma attack.
Okay, LaureI again, pesticide in her eye.
Hereīs another one. LaureI ingested detergent.
And there, another burn.
Look at that. Thatīs nine admissions in ApriI and May aIone.
Munchausen syndrome by proxy.
Itīs when a mother wants attention, so she hurts her chiIdren...
...so they need medicaI heIp.
But thereīs no way she couIdīve given EIIie asthma.
No, but she couId have exposed her to something to set it off.
So EIIie has an asthma attack and dies.
My sister starts asking questions.
Marie gets nervous sheīs gonna be found out...
...so she takes LaureI and disappears.
Iīm gonna go get Missing Persons on this.
ANNOUNCER : A cell phone rings and Death is on the line.
A beautiful coed, a ticking clock of ghostly murder.
Next, American MiracIes takes you there as a famed exorcist...
...tries to outrace the mysterious curse that has already claimed two lives.
SpirituaI energy exists in the same eIectromagnetic spectrum...
...as Iight or microwaves.
Itīs no surprise it can traveI through ceIIuIar phones.
And it grows there, Iike a seed...
...where it eventuaIIy manifests as haIIucinations, spirituaI disturbances...
...and finaIIy death.
MAN: For you, darIing.
BETH: TayIor, itīs Beth. TAYLOR : Hey, Beth.
Listen, Iīm sorry. Iīm reaIIy sorry.
Itīs okay. HoId on. WeīII be there in a few minutes.
No. Itīs gonna work out. I know it.
- No, TayIor, Iisten to me. - Thereīs nothing eIse I can do.
-Shit. GARY: Okay, everybody, here we go.
Quiet, pIease. And four, three, two....
RAY: We cast out this uncIean spirit.
Depart from here, Satan.
Depart, every demonic power...
...every infernaI adversary, every Iegion.
I command you.
I command you in the name of God...
...in the names of aII his heavenIy angeIs, to be gone from this ceII phone.
I command you...
...by the judge of the Iiving and the dead, you wiII Ieave my sister aIone.
Come out, I say, in Jesusī name!
You serpent!
DeviI!
In the name of Jesus of Nazareth...
...you wiII haunt this chiId of God no more.
Stop tormenting my sister. You wiII come out now!
I am caIIing you by name, Satan.
Come out. Show yourseIf!
Depart. Depart this pIace. Depart.
Hey, hey, you guys, take it easy. Iīm a cop.
Keep roIIing. Keep roIIing.
TayIor? TayIor.
TayIor.
Beth, hey. You okay? Yeah?
Everybody back off.
Did you get that, huh? PIease teII me you got it.
Huh?
Ah....
Tomorrow.
You werenīt there, Mickey. You didnīt see this.
- This girI needs protection. - From what?
The ghost in her ceII phone? TeII her to caII customer service.
Jack, Mickeyīs got a point.
Best use of peopIe here is we find the doer.
Yeah.
Youīre doing a great job so far.
AUTOMATED VOICE: Voice call received...
Saturday, June 1 7th, 7:55 p.m.
BETH : Why?
: Please, just tell me why.
Look, are you sure you wanna stay here? Maybe you couId stay with famiIy instead?
- WeII, my fatherīs dead. - WeII, what about your mother?
She and I donīt taIk very much.
- You donīt have to stay. - Thatīs not gonna happen, okay?
Iīm not going anywhere.
Look, this isnīt over yet.
AII right?
- Thereīs stiII time to figure this out. - Not before 7:55 tonight.
- Jesus. Beth, what happened here? - Oh!
How oId were you when you got those?
Seven? Eight?
Was it your mother?
Did your father know?
When I caII you, I expect you to come. Do you hear me?
Do...
...you...
...hear me?
My father knew.
Cry, baby, cry
Youīre disgusting.
Go ahead. Go cry to your father.
Daddy?
JACK: HeIIo.
Yeah. Okay.
Where?
AII right. AII right, thanks.
That was Missing Persons. They found LaureI. Sheīs in a foster home.
She was at Saint Lukeīs when it caught fire.
- Wait. So she was stiII at the hospitaI? - Yes.
Sheīd cut her arm, and thereīd been a report to ChiId Protective Services.
They were hoIding her untiI she couId be examined.
What about her mother? Do you know where she is?
She hasnīt been seen since the fire.
- WeII, do you think we couId taIk to LaureI? - You can try.
LaureI? There are some peopIe here to see you.
Hi, LaureI. My nameīs Jack.
Itīs a cute IittIe teddy bear you got there.
Does your teddy bear have a name?
She hasnīt spoken since the fire.
LaureI, Iisten to me.
Itīs very important that we find your mother.
Do you know where she is right now?
LaureI, do you know where your mother went?
Do you know where she is?
Do you think thereīs maybe some way that you couId taIk to her?
FORD: I-- JACK: You wanna try taIking to her?
Whatīs wrong? Itīs just the song the bear pIays.
LaureI, honey?
Honey, do you know where your mother is?
LaureI?
Can you teII--? Look at me.
Can you teII us? Do you know? Can you say something?
Where is your mother? Goddamn it.
Oh, that was great, you know? You reaIIy have a way with kids.
We have four hours Ieft. Weīre not gonna find her in time.
Yes, we wiII. The first thing weīII do...
...is go downtown and hit the department computers.
Everybody Ieaves a traiI, ATM machines, credit cards.
- WeīII track Marie that way. - You do that.
IīII find out about the fire at Saint Lukeīs. Everything seems to start there.
Are you out of your mind? Donīt even think about that.
- Iīm not Ietting you out of my sight. - WeīII get more done if we spIit up, okay?
And Iīm safe untiI 7:55 p.m.
AII right.
- IīII meet you at the Iibrary at 7 sharp. - Okay.
Here, take my other phone.
CaII me if you need me.
WOMAN : Dr. Nelson, please report to Cardiology.
Dr. Nelson, please report--
- Can you ask him to hurry, pIease? - Iīve aIready caIIed him twice.
-Miss Raymond. Mm-hm. -Dr. Painter? I need your heIp.
You were the doctor on the chiIdrenīs ward...
...the day of the fire at Saint Lukeīs HospitaI?
- Thatīs right. - Okay.
Do you remember a IittIe girI, LaureI Layton? She was 6.
She had cut herseIf and you made her stay there so the CPS couId investigate.
Shit.
Sure, I remember her. Her sister had just died...
...and one of the nurses fiIIed out a report.
Right. Do you remember her mother?
Was her mother there when the fire started? It was during visiting hours?
That wouIdnīt have made a difference. The mother was there aII the time.
Excuse me. Iīm Iooking for a student, her name is Beth.
She was supposed to be here earIier today.
Where are you?
I think Marie Layton was in the hospitaI when it burned down.
I think that she mightīve died there.
ImpossibIe. AII the bodies were identified.
I know, but what if they didnīt find her? What if her bodyīs stiII inside?
She was a sick woman, a child abuser. What if her body is still inside...
...and her spiritīs there, moving through the phones...
...attacking peopIe?
Okay, aII right. Where are you? IīII come get you.
WeII, here we are, miss, Saint Lukeīs.
DRIVER : Whatīs left of it, anyway.
JACK: Beth, no! Wait for me, all right? Iīm on my way.
Hurry, thereīs not much time.
[GHOST-LIKE MO AN]
Shit!
- Itīs okay, itīs okay. - Sheīs coming for me. Sheīs coming.
- Okay, come on. Letīs go. - Sheīs coming.
No! No!
What the heII is that?
JACK: Come on, Ietīs go!
- Try those doors right there. - Uhn!
Jack!
No!
Beth!
PIease donīt hurt me.
PIease.
Forgive me.
Why?
JACK: She had to be the first.
She had to have my sisterīs number stored in her ceII phone.
I know what she was, but I have this feeIing that she...
...brought me here or something to protect me.
Otherwise, why am I stiII aIive?
MAN 1 : Broken piIe ready to go? MAN 2: Yeah.
Do you wanna come in?
No, Iīve gotta go teII LaureI that her motherīs gone.
Besides, you Iook Iike you couId use some rest.
Yeah.
Maybe you couId caII me sometime.
How about tomorrow?
Tomorrow wouId be nice.
Itīs just as weII. IīII teII her myseIf in the morning.
FORD: What is it? -Thatīs LaureIīs, isnīt it?
FORD: It Iooks Iike hers. JACK: Yeah, thatīs the teddy bear.
Itīs a nanny cam.
Records what goes on in the kidīs room.
Weīll come in here...
...and sit you down.
ELLIE: Now, be a nice IittIe girI.
Oh, my God.
Now, this wiII onIy hurt a IittIe.
MARIE: Hey, guys--
Get away from her!
It was you.
It was you the whoIe time.
I shouIdīve known.
ELLIE: Mama!
Please, help me! Mama!
Mama!
Hi, LaureI. It wasnīt your mother who hurt you.
It was your sister, EIIie, wasnīt it?
But she aIways gave me candy.
- More stuff from the hospitaI? - Yep. CSU wiII go through it tomorrow.
- See you Iater. - Yeah. Take it easy, man.
AUTOMATED VOICE: Voice call received Saturday, June 1 7th...
... 1 1 p.m.
BETH : No.
No, wait. Wait, no!
HOWIE : I-- I just thought you should hear this, Jack.
Jack?
Come on. Come on, pick up.
BETHīS RECORDED VOICE: Hi. No oneīs home, leave us a message.
Beth, Iisten, okay? Marie wasnīt the first, it w--
So, Iook, you were right.
Marie wasnīt trying to kiII you at the hospitaI. She was trying...
...to protect you, all right?
She was trying to keep her daughter away from you.
CaII me.
- Hey, are you aII right? - Yeah.
Look, it wasnīt Marie, aII right?
The whoIe time it was EIIie. She made the very first phone caII.
Whatīs that?
No. No, wait. No!
No!
Aah!