When you were three years old, you were abducted.
The woman you think is your mother is not your mother.
She's your kidnapper.
Your real parents are here.
Do you remember me at all?
No, I'm sorry.
You lose a child,
but you bring home a stranger.
So your family... you like 'em?
They're total strangers, right?
But, oh, when the grandfather hugged me,
it was like this spot in my brain just went halogen.
Well, you're happy she's back, right?
Yeah, of course I'm happy.
There are things you don't know. Things you should know.
I want to do it all differently this time, Linden.
You could start by calling me "Carter."
♪ Like Johnnie Walker licking my lips, let it drip ♪
♪ I think I like it
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la ♪
♪ I think I like it
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la ♪
♪ Ha, ha, ha
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la ♪
♪ I think I like it
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la ♪
♪ Ha, ha, ha
Maximilian, Maximilian.
Gabe.
Oops.
I was not supposed to do that.
You think this is cute?
This isn't cute, you're high.
You're making a fool of yourself.
I liked you better when I thought you were dead.
Very funny.
She's having a seizure.
Hey, Evan, call 9-1-1. Carter, I'm so sorry.
Call 9-1-1. I didn't mean it.
♪ I woke up in a dream
♪ To a stream I'd never seen ♪
♪ But something felt
♪ Familiar
♪ The someone...
I love you. Love you more.
Not possible.
♪ See you here
♪ So this is where
♪ You live now
♪ This is where you live now... ♪
Carter!
It's time to go!
Carter!
She wants to make me yell.
I'm just giving her exactly what she wants.
Not what I want. If that still
matters for anything around here.
You know what?
Bring that up at family therapy tonight.
The last thing I wanna do is spend
another hour of my life talking about Carter.
That's the whole point of family therapy.
Finding Carter has made our lives very complicated.
This has been a tough month.
I'm happy she's here.
We're all happy she's here.
I'd be happier if she were here.
I am.
Come on, we don't wanna be late.
Carter, you can't go to school in your pajamas.
Why not?
What difference does it make?
Fine.
You take them.
Uh, no, I can't,
I've got that meeting in the city today.
It's the editor of "Vanity Fair."
They're looking for someone to do a true crime column.
One like Dominick Dunne.
So you never were gonna wear your pajamas to school.
Nope.
You did that just to annoy Mom?
No, I did that to distract her.
This is what I'm doing to annoy her.
Do you guys want a ride?
Do not use her as a role model, Grant.
Yeah, not when you've got so many other great options.
♪ There you go
♪ There you stay
♪ Keeping low
♪ Never wanna play
♪ You've been up and down, down ♪
♪ You've been low, low, low ♪
♪ Pretending to not
♪ Feel alone
♪ Pretending to not feel alone ♪
As you may know, the school is reevaluating
its zero tolerance program.
So, for the time being,
we are reinstating our point system.
Boo.
Each one of you will receive this booklet.
It's the list of infractions
and the points you will receive
as a result of those infractions.
For example, Miss Gilroy, eating in class, one point.
Please put away that yogurt.
When you have accumulated enough points,
you will begin to lose privileges.
For example, five points, no pep rally.
Ten points earns you cafeteria cleanup.
15 points gives you five Saturday detention.
15 points... Mr. Sharkey.
Oh, dear Lord.
Oh, my God. I think she's having a panic attack.
Yogurt.
Does she want my yogurt? She can have my yogurt?
It's my Mom.
The last time she saw her Mom,
the kidnapper Mom, was in a yogurt shop.
She almost got arrested by my Dad.
Take her to the office, have her call her parents.
I'll call your Mom.
Don't bother.
Wait, so you're not...
And please stop calling Elizabeth my Mom.
She is... she is not my Mom.
So you faked that whole thing.
Well, not the part where I had to listen to you brag
about how your Dad almost arrested the "kidnapper" Mom.
Please don't refer to her as that,
she is just my Mom.
I'm sorry.
It gets confusing sometimes.
Yeah, I know, I'm sorry.
Well, thanks for getting me out of there.
So bam, we just got a whole day off school.
What do you wanna do?
Gabe, I'm not spending the day with you.
Come on, I've got my car.
We can go into the city.
I'll take you to see the stairs from "The Exorcist."
Gabe, I can't even say your name
without Taylor going blech and walking out the room.
If she finds out I spent the entire day with you,
she'll kill me. How would she find out?
She'll never find out.
Taylor.
Well, I always wondered
what it would be like to have a sister.
Now I know.
Who is that guy? I see him everywhere.
Ofe? You never met Ofe?
Ofe?
Stands for "One Freaking Eyebrow."
What's his real name?
Nobody remembers.
I don't even know if he remembers.
Okay, so what you wanna do is you wanna...
you wanna pick a date, okay,
and then the buy-in's gonna be ten dollars.
Winner takes home three grand.
What if a year goes by, and they don't catch her.
Then we start a new pool, and the pot doubles.
Excuse me.
Ow, man! Sorry, sorry.
That's my Mom.
I just lost a customer, not your fault.
I do blame you, however, Gabe.
I didn't know. Oh, you knew.
We decided not to tell him.
Right, that is what we decided.
Tell me what?
I'm Ofe, by the way.
I'm Bird, we kind of met at that party.
Remember, she's the one that did that thing
with the shot glass.
Shot glass, that was sweet.
I love that, I could never... I'm afraid of fire.
Why have you got a photo of my Mom in your briefcase?
This is my office.
I make book, I take bets, sporting events mostly.
Anything from high school matchups to pro ball,
pretty much full service.
I do straight, parlay, teasers, sides.
I calculate my own spreads,
if I may indulge in a little humblebrag.
And from time to time, I come up with a fun novelty pool.
So you're taking bets on the date my Mom gets arrested.
If it makes you feel any better,
most people are giving her at least six months.
You're an ass.
I know, I'm sorry.
I feel really bad.
Maybe don't do the pool.
I don't feel that bad.
You know what, it doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter, she promised me she'd be back.
I shouldn't even be here.
Where are you going?
Somewhere I don't have to think about
how much my life sucks now.
If there even is such a place.
There is.
Come on.
Wow, this is all yours?
A 16th birthday present from my parents.
If there had been a card, it would've said,
"We love you, now go away."
This was supposed to be an art studio.
Now it's like the chocolate factory
from Willy Wonka, only with booze and pot
instead of Everlasting Gobstoppers.
I have Everlasting Gobstoppers.
So you're an artist.
A great artist.
She did the Alice in Wonderland mural in the cafeteria.
Really? That's impressive.
Thanks.
Face of the Mad Hatter, that's me.
No, it's Johnny Depp.
God, would it kill you to one time say it's me?
♪ Why are you living
♪ What are you missing
Hey, can I borrow this?
I've got this family therapy thing tonight,
and I think it can be very useful.
Oh, family therapy, huh?
We tried that once, me and my parents.
Really, did it work?
Oh, yeah, we're closer than ever.
São Paulo is closer than Dubai, right?
Ah, poor little rich girl.
Smart, judgmental cop's kid.
Help yourself.
This place is bigger than the one
I used to live in with my Mom.
Sorry about that stupid pool, Carter.
I'm sorry you haven't heard from her.
No chance she'll come back to the yogurt store?
No, I doubt it.
Anyway, they fired me.
Apparently, people don't like
to be under police surveillance
while they eat yogurt.
That's fine, though, I know she'll get in touch.
I just don't know how the FBI's
got everything but a camera up my ass.
Screw the FBI.
We could, actually.
It wouldn't even be that hard. What do you mean?
So they're stalking your phone, right?
In case your Mom sends you a message.
So we get your Mom...
I mean, us pretending to be your Mom to text you.
With burner phones.
Cheapo phones with prepaid minutes.
You can get 'em pretty much anywhere.
Including right here.
It's a side business, I also sell glow sticks.
I do very well at parties.
Okay, so what should the message be?
Something a mother would say to a daughter.
I know what it would say.
"Love you more."
Love you more.
Phase one complete.
You wanted to say to Carter.
I was really angry today when I found out that
you went through my bag and had taken my car keys.
I...
reacted immaturely.
I went into your room,
and I looked through your closet,
and I found something.
I found the backpack.
The one that's packed like you're ready to run away.
I can't do that again.
I can't come home one day and find out that you're gone.
Please, give me a chance.
How was that, Elizabeth?
Not so bad.
I've always been able to talk to Carter
when she wasn't there.
If we want her to come to therapy,
we can't get mad at her for not coming to therapy.
I wasn't going to.
Morning, sunshine.
Did you borrow my car or just steal it?
I'm only asking because it isn't here.
Carter, get rid of that.
Your 12-year-old brother is in the room.
Oh, come on, has he never been to a sporting event?
Not many.
It's a joke, it's a toy.
No, you know very well what it is, it's an obscenity.
From, like, the 1970s, geez.
Glad I didn't bring it to family therapy last night.
No, instead, you just decided not to show up.
Kids, you're taking the bus this morning.
The bus?
I was gonna take them. I hate the bus.
No, we have to deal with this.
This... I'm a this now.
The bus is starting to look pretty good.
Yeah.
You can borrow my headphones.
I have headphones.
Not like these. Thanks.
Look, I'm sorry, I was with friends,
and I got a little drunk,
and I thought I probably shouldn't drive.
Especially since it was your car.
So I got Gabe to give me a ride.
See, she was being responsible.
David...
she stole my car keys out of my purse.
She got drunk, she skipped a therapy session
that we desperately need,
and now this is how she talks to me?
How does any of this qualify as being responsible?
You're right, it doesn't.
I just want this thing
out of my house.
That seems kind of fair.
Okay.
That's Gabe, I asked him to give me a ride.
It's leaving the house, as you requested.
She put it on my car, didn't she?
No. No?
Oh, I'm surprised. Yeah, me too.
Maybe she actually feels bad about the whole thing.
How you doing? Fine.
Really? 'Cause you look stressed.
Kyle, you don't have to keep checking up on me.
Okay, you can tell me that we're not seeing each other,
but you can't tell me to stop caring about you.
It hasn't been easy.
Okay, well, maybe this will help.
Looks like Lori's been in touch with Carter.
She's been getting text messages from burner phones.
Any idea where she is? We can't trace 'em,
but we can tell they're local.
They're local? Yeah.
Keep an eye on Carter.
Yeah.
Hey.
Is it okay if I tape our interview?
Yeah.
Sure, ask me... okay.
So you're, uh, Carter's real mother.
Elizabeth, right? Detective Wilson.
Right.
I'm sorry, Detective Wilson.
Is this, uh, are we starting?
Yes. Okay.
Before we start, I just wanna say...
I really like Lori, Carter's other Mom.
She is not Carter's other Mom.
She is Carter's kidnapper.
Yes, I just... I thought you should know,
I have that thing where I'm not objective.
I see what Carter means about you.
Excuse me.
She says you never laugh,
like, she's never heard what you sound like
when you're laughing.
Not that this is funny, this is not funny...
at all.
Like a funny situation, it's not.
But she says you're, like, one of those people
who brag, "I never cry."
Only with you, it's...
"I never laugh."
Oh, man...
What else does Carter say about me?
Hey. Hey.
What's for dinner? I'm starving.
Tilapia with ginger and garlic.
Cool, as long as it's not fish.
It's fish. Taylor,
we have our entire lives
to eat fish and steamed veggies.
We have this tiny, tiny window
where we can eat onion rings
and milkshakes and...
Oh, my God, I so want onion rings
and a milkshake right now.
Hey.
What smells so good?
Fish.
Oh, see?
Fish can never be the answer to,
"Mmm, what smells so good?"
Well, I hope we have enough for one more
because I brought home a guest for dinner.
Well, there's plenty because
I'm going out to eat.
Max, what are you doing here?
Uh, Max, you should meet the rest of the family.
This is Taylor, uh, Carter's twin sister.
Hi. Hey.
And Grant... Grant?!
This is Grant, Carter's brother.
Dude. What's up?
David!
Well, he's probably working,
that's my husband, he's a writer.
I invited Max to stay for a couple of days.
You did? Yes,
I thought you'd enjoy it.
You cleared it with your folks, right?
Yeah, I don't think they believe me, though.
Cops don't usually bring me home.
To their home... they don't bring me to their home.
I'm confused, this morning you were mad at me.
No, I wouldn't call that mad.
Okay, I really would.
So what, then, she just invited you here?
Yeah, you know, like, invitation, subpoena.
What's going on? The usual.
Okay, now I get it.
No, you don't, let me explain. Yes.
You didn't bring him here for me.
You brought him here for you.
You see, it's not enough that you're already
listening into all of my phone calls
and checking my emails.
Now you have to plant my friends
in my home to spy on me.
Come on, we're leaving.
Nice meeting you all,
I'm Max.
David. You know what?
Now would be the perfect opportunity
to put a bug in my room.
♪ I'm so aware it's silent
♪ Blacked out and unprotected ♪
♪ This all looked different in the night ♪
♪ I tend to fall apart
♪ Just as you're leaving ♪
♪ Dammit, I'm delicate
♪ I...
♪ Need to break again
♪ Oh, make me delicate ♪
So how long you gonna be here?
Uh, not sure.
Not like I brought a lot of clean clothes.
But I did bring a lot of dirty ones.
Man, I got this fat pile of dirty dinghies
in the back seat of my car, it's stinking.
Can you recommend a good Laundromat?
Max, you can do your wash at our place.
Bonus.
What about school and... you go to school, don't you?
Uh, oh, yeah, um...
There's been some confusion about my grade,
which grade I'm in, so I kind of been home schooling...
without the schooling.
Oh.
Man, I already got interrogated today by her mother.
His Dad's also a cop.
Yeah, in fact, his Dad is the guy who followed me
that day I came to visit you.
Nobody will be following Carter
after my little FBI sting.
We're sending Carter texts from burner phones
to make it look like they're coming from her Mom.
Oh.
Uh-huh, okay.
How's that going?
It's phase two, now we find out.
I need a new phone.
Last one, then you gotta start paying,
I'm not Amazon.
I get it, I get it.
You all free tomorrow after school?
Yup. Yup.
Always.
Good.
What are you writing?
Don't worry, I got this,
I know how cops work.
They like to solve things, figure stuff out.
Like Batman and The Riddler.
Yeah, but you can't give 'em anything that hard.
Captain?
Detective Wilson, this is Grady Smith
from the FBI felony kidnapping unit.
Kidnapping unit, what's happening?
Carter's been getting a series of texts
from untraceable numbers.
We think it could be coming from her kidnapper.
Now one by one, they don't make any sense.
Then...
I line 'em up.
First word of every sentence.
Mm-hmm, food court mall, 4:00 p.m. today.
It's a pretty basic code, we're obviously not dealing
with a criminal mastermind here.
All sent within the last 24 hours.
We got undercovers in place already.
We've already got eyes on everyone going in or out.
Captain, I have to be there. Detective,
we need you to keep your daughter in your sight.
I can get my husband to pick her up... I'm giving
that job to you.
I'll be there. And I'll be there.
We've got this covered, I assure you.
We will catch this woman.
You just take care of your daughter.
Kyle, help me, please, I have to be there.
You heard what the Captain said.
Hey, I'm not gonna let you lose Carter again.
Hey.
Where's Carter?
You don't actually think she's been coming to school, do you?
What do you mean?
She's got everyone thinking she's got
post traumatic stress disorder,
and they send her home.
♪ You take Sally, and I'll take Sue ♪
Mom!
♪ There ain't no difference between the two ♪
That's our cue.
To the mall.
♪ They say it kills but they don't know when ♪
Carter.
No, no.
Please, God, no.
What's going on?
What's going on?!
What's going on? I don't know.
We have apples?
Yeah, I couldn't find any peanut butter, though.
She keeps it in the fridge.
That's weird.
Yeah.
I know, I'm sorry, Captain, I'm sorry,
but she's not at school, and she's not at home,
and her escape backpack is missing.
All right, you're here.
We've got every possible access covered.
You two eyeball this crowd.
On three.
She's not here.
I don't know, Kyle.
Something doesn't seem right.
Looks like this message was meant for you.
Good you were here to get it.
Max.
Max, come here, this is best thing ever.
Everything to you is the best thing ever.
What is it? Okay,
so Elizabeth thinks I'm meeting my Mom
in this food court, and she's looking around.
And she's looking around and...
Am I right, isn't that the best thing
you've ever seen? Wait, wait, wait,
this is my favorite part, it's my favorite part,
look at her face, look at her face,
look at her face...
She looks... she looks so sad.
Oh, my God, Max, don't tell me
you feel sorry for her. A little, look at her.
Max...
This woman...
the whole entire reason you're even here
is because she is obsessed with the idea
of putting my Mom in jail.
She got me back, okay, I am here.
Why don't you make that your focus,
or how about just being happy with that
and leaving my Mom alone?
I love my Mom, okay?
More than anyone or anything in the whole entire world.
And I live with someone who would kill her if she could.
Which she can't, but you know what she can do?
She can put her in jail for 20 years.
And that is what Elizabeth lives for.
That is why she was in the food court in the first place.
She knows how much it would hurt me,
and she couldn't care less.
Hey, look, I'm sorry, I didn't...
I didn't think to see it like that.
Yeah, well, that's the problem, nobody does.
So then you gotta tell them.
When, how?
Every conversation I've ever had with Elizabeth
is her telling me what I've done wrong.
My opinion does not matter to her.
I wouldn't be so sure about that.
I mean, when she was interrogating me,
she never asked me a single question about Lori.
All she wanted to do was talk about you.
So, uh, how does this work?
This is a safe space.
We do only two things in here.
We speak, and we listen.
Would you like to go first?
I didn't see that coming.
And when we speak, we do it so everyone can hear.
You can go first. No, clearly the Doctor
finds you much more fascinating than me.
The only fascinating thing about me is that I'm your sister.
Taylor, the only thing fascinating about me
is that I was abducted.
That's the only thing anyone even really
knows about me or cares about.
What would you like us to know?
Well, I'm trying to figure that out myself.
Can you talk a little more about that?
Well, it's... it's hard because...
because I have to do it with everyone watching me.
I feel like some elephant who accidentally
got assigned to the penguin house, you know?
It's so obvious that I'm an elephant.
But people keep coming up to me
with a clipboard and saying,
"Hmm, you know, according to this, you're, uh,
you're actually a penguin."
Actually, I also feel like that except in my version,
I'm an armadillo and they're giraffes.
At least, the penguins can see the elephant
but they don't even know I'm down there.
I know you're down there.
Elizabeth, you've been very quiet.
Uh, it's just... it's just hard to hear
what terrible parents we've been.
Not him, you.
What has he done that I haven't?
Well, for starters, he's never lied to my face.
He's not spying on me,
he's not recording everything I say.
And with him, I don't have to be
in a room like this for him to listen to me.
I asked him not to write that book, "Finding Carter,"
and he's not.
Do you have to do that, rub it in my face?
That wasn't even about you,
that was about me and him.
I've been married to this man for 17 years, Carter.
You just met him. Yes, it was between you and him.
But it was also between him and me.
Let's open the discussion back up.
I'd like to go back to what you were saying to your mother.
Oh, please don't use that word.
My mother is not here.
I can't see her, I can't talk to her.
She is not my mother, and she will never be my mother
because she is the person who is hunting my mother.
Hey, armadillo.
Hey, elephant.
Well, I guess that'll teach you
to invite me to family therapy again.
I think it could help.
Well, I can tell you that kind of stuff
is a lot more fun when you're high.
Taylor's right, don't use me as a role model.
Last time, Ma... Elizabeth
made this whole speech to your empty chair.
She described the day she came home and you weren't there.
It sounded pretty... horrible.
Yeah, I'm sure it did.
And how she's afraid
she'll have to go through it again.
Will she?
Will I?
Grant... I don't know.
I would tell you if I did.
But the not knowing is just as hard for me.
But you wanna go, right?
If Lori showed up.
She's my mother.
And I'm your brother and Taylor's your sister,
and you have a Dad now.
That's not enough for you, is it?
You'd still leave us.
I can't answer that.
You already did.
She found your escape backpack... Elizabeth.
What?
It's gone.
Carter wait. She took it.
No, no, she didn't.
This woman is insane.
She is insane.
She tells me she is scared I'll leave,
but then she does absolutely everything in her power
to push me away from her.
She lies to me,
she spies on me, she steals from me.
She has absolutely no idea what this might be like for me,
and she is deliberately trying to make me mad.
Well, guess what, it worked, I'm mad.
And she is not gonna like me when I'm mad.
But not with the cooking or anything.
Or maybe with the cooking, actually.
But I'll just start being really like nice and polite,
like I really want this to work.
And then I'll just start doing little things
like hiding her stuff, like her reading glasses
or her driver's license or, ooh, her Detective shield.
And then I'll, um,
I'll just start cutting little holes in her clothes.
Carter?
Have you ever heard the saying
that holding on to anger is like swallowing poison
and hoping the other person will die?...
No.
But you heard it right now.
When I said it.
What's your point?
Okay, well, how about instead of thinking
about ways to make Elizabeth miserable,
you find a way to make you happy.
Why take the long way when there's a shortcut?
I'm just saying.
Molly? You ever tried it?
No. I did it, once... it was not for me.
I was in much too good a mood for much too long a time.
While you, on the other hand,
have been unhappy for a while now.
I just think you could use a vacation.
And don't worry, it's very pure and very safe.
Yes, we get it from this guy, Crash.
If drug dealers were on Yelp,
he would be getting five stars.
You know, for drug dealers.
That's a potentially huge idea.
I'm not taking it alone.
You won't.
♪ Wanna live, wanna live like Johnnie Walker ♪
♪ Licking my lips let it drip ♪
♪ I think I like it
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la
♪ I think I like it
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la
♪ Ha, ha, ha
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la
♪ I think I like it
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la
♪ Ha, ha, ha
I hate to say it, man.
Are you good enough to take no for an answer?
I can't.
You can't?
There's a million chicks who'd love to go out with you.
They're not her.
I wish I had your problems.
Whoo!
Now I'm supposed to tell her she's grounded?
I love the job of nerd sister.
Ha-ha!
Yeah, she probably won't be ready to leave
for about six hours, my best guess.
My Mom does not wanna hear that.
Maximilian, Maximilian.
Gabe. Hi.
♪ I got you, Gabe ♪
Anytime, anywhere.
♪ I think I like it
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la
♪ I think I like it
♪ La-la-la-la la-la-la
♪ Ha, ha, ha
Oops.
I was not supposed to do that.
Gosh, you look so much like Elizabeth
when you pull that face.
Doesn't she look like Elizabeth
when she pulls that face?
Do you think this is cute?
This isn't cute... you're high.
You're making a fool of yourself.
I liked you better when I thought you were dead.
Very funny.
She's having a seizure.
Hey, call 9-1-1. Carter!
I'm so sorry!
Call 9-1-1. I didn't mean it!
Come on, come on. Call 9-1-1, man!
Don't leave me, Carter. I can't lose you again.
Carter.
Mom? I'm here.
Don't leave me, Carter.
I'm right here.
How long have I been here?
Three years.
Three years?
I'm kidding, but...
You've been out for a while.
But not a coma, right?
Technically, a coma.
I was in a coma?
It was a little coma.
Just long enough to scare us all to death.
Why does all the fun stuff happen to you?
Abduction, seizure, coma.
I kissed Gabe, didn't I?
Oh, yes, you certainly did.
Taylor...
I really don't like him.
Except, you do...
which is fine with me.
Or it will be, maybe.
Just get better.
Guys, let's let her get some rest.
I'll call your folks, let 'em know she's up.
Thank you.
I'm not staying but I...
I, I just wanted to give you this.
♪ Well I knew what I didn't want to know ♪
♪ And I saw where I didn't want to go ♪
♪ So I took the path less traveled on ♪
♪ And I'll let my stories be whispered when I'm gone ♪
♪ When I'm gone
♪ Ooh
Hey, armadillo.
Hey, you're up.
What are you doing here?
I should've told you this sooner.
Because then maybe you wouldn't be here.
Elizabeth didn't take your backpack.
I did.
You did?
I didn't want you to leave.
But I really don't want you to die.
I just... I want you to be someplace you're happy.
And I get that it's not here.
I put a burner phone in here.
So call me.
David, oh, my God.
A coma, how is she?
She's fine, absolutely fine.
Oh, thank God... That would not be good for anyone
if she overdosed on drugs her first month home.
So what's the good word?
What's the great word, you mean?
People are loving... loving your sample chapter.
But now, between this YouTube video and the coma, oh.
You ain't even heard our family therapy session.
She is not my mother and she will never be my mother.
Because she is the person who is hunting my mother.
That's Eliza... she's talking about Elizabeth?
This next book of yours, "Finding Carter"...
it's gonna be huge.
♪ And it's what I deserve
♪ It's what I deserve
Lori Stevens has not left the state.
Whatever happened to that alias list you were putting together?
She looks like this? Yeah.
She lives in the building?
That is a blond-haired,
blue-eyed piece of raw sewage.
We need to set some boundaries. Such as?
Such as a curfew.
You said I had to be home by 10:00.
You didn't say I couldn't have friends over.
You can never have anything to do with him again... do you understand me?