Previously on Fairly Legal...
I'll see you tomorrow.
Did you ever do anything stupid? I kissed somebody I work with.
Wanna get some dinner tonight?
Dinner?
Tonight, 7:00 P.M. pick a place.
It's a date.
It's not a date.
What are you, going on a date?
Nope.
You know how you have a tendency to blow things up
you really shouldn't?
Man to man... the truth.
She was at Justin's.
I never came over here tonight.
He came to my place when you stood him up.
He knows you went to Justin's.
What does he care?
You're different.
He said that?
He didn't have to.
Forgive me,
but what you call personality is just tricks.
Your clients are shallow crowd pleasers.
At least they please somebody.
Your clients snub authority.
Because frankly,
they think they're smarter than everybody else.
They're smart enough not to chase cars.
Yes, and they give themselves a bath
while you lay dying in front of them.
Dogs win, yes?
Cats! Choose cats.
Kate, sorry to interrupt, but you have...
A phone call.
Ugh.
- Oh, I had the wildest dream. - I have Ben for you.
Well, just tell him I didn't pick up.
I cannot tell a lie.
- Am I on speaker phone? - Yes.
Morning, Katie.
I'm not going to Lake Tahoe.
Come in!
You need to get up. You're going to Lake Tahoe.
What the hell is in Lake Tahoe?
A client with a situation.
Very wealthy client. Is that Ben?
Chop-chop.
Car's taking us to the airport.
We'll be back by lunch.
Kate, how can you just leave your clothes
all over the floor... oh!
Hi.
Justin.
Justin's there?
Hello?
I'm so sorry. I didn't know...
that you two...
were, um...
Did you guys mute me?
Uh... you know, I am sorry to barge in.
- I'll just... - Mm-hmm.
I'll see you in 20.
Bring a parka.
Bye, Justin.
What? I could care less if she's sleeping with him.
Couldn't care less.
"Could care less" indicates you care enough to care less.
Of course, how much less you could care
depends on how much you do care, which is...
Zero!
And you can't care less than zero.
True that... if that were true.
What is the big deal
because I'm sure that it happens all the time.
Yeah, I'm sure it doesn't.
Oh.
Okay, but it's... it's...
not like we're back together though, right?
- Right. - Yeah.
So then we're free to just be.
Absolutely.
There's no promises, no plans.
There's no pressure.
No, I've got enough pressure, right?
Yeah, so then...
you're okay with this, then, right?
What do you think?
Oh, shut up.
Oy.
Justin, you are gonna be the next D.A.
How do you know?
Because...
- Mm! - You...
you always get what you want.
Have a great day.
Oh!
If anybody asks what we're doing here...
Mm-hmm.
Just tell 'em it's none of their business.
It's none of your business.
You're obviously back together.
No, we're not back together.
We... are... somewhere, um, in between.
You're in the middle. Your favorite place to meet.
Why don't we talk about why your client is flying us
on a private jet to Tahoe?
My client is trying to build a hotel-casino
on the state border between California and Nevada.
- Ooh, what the world needs now. - Is more hotel-casinos.
But... a jurisdictional dispute between state agencies
is holding up construction and costing my client
100 grand a day.
- And where do I come in? - I need a special master.
Well, try Craigslist.
I've heard they have a personals section.
Ha ho! A special master is...
I know, I know. A judge in absentia.
Blah, blah, blah. I went to law school.
Well, don't worry. I won't tell anyone.
Anyway, I went to a federal judge who,
based on your stellar reputation as a mediator,
got you appointed as a Magistrate.
Which means you rule.
You don't have to meet in the middle.
You decide which agency... gets the crime scene.
Crime scene?
Potential crime scene.
Why is it a potential crime scene?
Cause of death is yet to be determined, it's...
There's a body?
More like bones. They've been there a while.
And the state agencies are...
- Police departments. - Police departments.
I don't do murder.
Good! Then you won't kill me.
- You must be the lawyer. - Guilty as charged.
Ben Grogan, attorney for the developer.
And this is Ms. Reed.
But she's sensitive about the "l" word.
I'm a mediator.
Detective Smith from California.
Kate Reed.
Detective Nunez.
This is my partner, Detective Cedeno.
- Hi. - Nevada.
It's very nice to meet you all.
Look, just forget about all that special...
master business.
I'm really here to broker an agreement
that we can all live with.
Actually, that's not why she's here.
She's not here to "broker," she's here to decide.
You're the decider.
My men arrived here first,
which automatically gives California jurisdiction.
Not over a Nevada missing persons case.
Missing persons?
We found a wallet.
The victim appears to be Carmen Cedeno,
a 16-year-old girl who went missing in '06.
And they wouldn't let Nevada police question the main suspect
in her disappearance.
- Why not? - He was a California resident.
- And they protected him. - 'Cause he was a minor.
And his daddy was rich.
What the hell is he doing on this case?
He has a right to be here.
Well, he can't be objective.
Uh, why not?
Oh, you wanna tell her... or should I?
The victim, Carmen Cedeno...
was Detective Cedeno's sister.
Oh, sir...
I'm so sorry.
Which is just another reason why California
should have custody of this case.
So Neil Matthews can make sure they destroy any evidence
- implicating his son. - You're out of line!
Okay, sidebar!
Everyone back to their corners
while I confer with my colleague.
So wow. This is complicated,
and I can see how you might get emotionally invested
in the whole "justice for all" angle,
but this is a criminal investigation
best left to the experts.
And your job, as special master,
is just to get the ball rolling.
So your client can stop bleeding 100 grand a day.
- Yeah. - No!
If you wanted simple,
you should've just left me at home and brought a coin to flip.
- Heads or tails? - All right, you know what?
I am not gonna pick a side... any side!
- I am gonna keep your quarter. - Excuse me.
Is is true what they're saying on the news?
Did you find Carmen?
Oh, sir, you know what, I'm really sorry,
- but you do have to get behind... - No, I understand that.
- You have no right to be here! - Hey!
That's him! He killed my sister!
What is going on?
Your daddy can't save you now, Jacob!
I'm sorry. I shouldn't have come.
Fairly Legal Season 2 Episode 11:
Borderline
Let me assure you that we will not tolerate hate crimes
in San Francisco.
And we will convict Joseph Craig
for the beating of David Kwan.
Hmm. I see "Mr. Photo Op" is at it again.
Mm-hmm.
Isn't most of your case circumstantial?
Actually, we have a witness.
The defendant's own cousin will testify
that Craig bragged about putting the victim into a coma.
He's taking a big chance trying this case himself.
No, it's a slam dunk.
And it's perfectly timed to boost his approval rating.
You know, a lot can happen between now and the election.
So you just need to stay focused.
Mm-hmm.
Are we talking about this morning?
- That's none of my business. - True.
However, as legal counsel to your campaign...
You should be happy that you caught me with Kate,
not a hooker.
I want you to be the next D.A.
Lauren Reed.
Mr. D.A.
And don't you forget it. Justin.
Hmm.
I want you to take over the David Kwan beating trial...
starting tomorrow.
Wait, why?
Well, because I said so.
Don't blow it.
There's gotta be a problem with that witness.
Yeah.
We need to figure out what it is
- before the defense does, huh? - Yeah.
Okay, so six years ago, you found Carmen's car parked
at the bottom of one of the hiking trails.
- That's right. - You searched the mountains?
We all did...
California and Nevada...
but we didn't find her.
How is that possible?
Well, they searched the park where Chandra Levy went missing.
Didn't find her body until a year later
when some guy stumbled across her, looking for turtles.
- Turtles. - Yeah.
You can't make that stuff up.
The ravine where we found her remains
was pretty inaccessible until your developer...
started raping the forest.
We prefer to think of it as creating jobs.
So Jacob dumped the body where we couldn't find her,
and they protected him.
There was no evidence of foul play.
For all we knew, she ditched her car and ran away from home.
See, this is exactly why we need a decider.
There is no win-win here, Katie.
Zip it before I hold you in contempt.
Look, fellas, I'm really sorry.
I don't mean to drag this out any longer than necessary.
It's just that I can't make a decision
until after I've heard both sides of the story.
And that's including Jacob's.
Well, his daddy won't let you talk to him.
Well, his daddy doesn't have to know.
She was so beautiful it made your heart hurt.
You know?
I was recruited by a private high school
on the California side of Tahoe to play football,
and uh, he was the starting quarterback.
And were you friends?
Yeah, we were best friends. That's how I met Carmen.
- Did he approve? - I think so.
He never said he didn't.
Carmen was crazy about him.
I was cool with it. His father freaked.
Yeah, I was going to USC in the fall,
and he didn't want me getting serious with a girl from home.
- A Latino girl... - Mm-hmm.
From the wrong side of Tahoe.
And how did she feel about that?
She was upset.
But I mean, her parents didn't approve of us either.
Okay, so then what happened?
- Stopped seeing each other. - Completely?
In public.
They were still sneaking around though.
And you think that Jacob was with Carmen
the day that she disappeared.
What else would she have been doing up in those mountains?
They're hiking trails.
She wasn't hiking.
She was with him.
That's why the California police
wouldn't let Nevada P.D. question Jacob.
Neil Matthews paid them off to protect his son
because he killed Carmen.
But if he loved her, why would he hurt her?
Carmen was upset
because Jacob wouldn't stand up to his dad.
Maybe she called him a coward. Maybe... maybe he snapped.
Okay, all I know is that he lied back then,
and he's lying now.
- Did you kill Carmen Cedeno? - No.
Look, I loved Carmen.
Were you with her the day that she disappeared?
Uh, no.
I hadn't seen her since we broke up.
I'm Neil Matthews, Jacob's father.
I called him.
It's okay, dad.
No! It's not.
The Nevada P.D. is looking for any reason
to string you up from the nearest tree.
Mr. Matthews, I am not here to investigate this case.
Hello.
I am simply here to award the investigation
to the proper authorities.
Thank you.
Who is he?
He is irrelevant.
Wow.
Sir, I'm just trying to hear both sides of the story.
Well, I'll tell you the story.
They harassed my son. They called him a murderer.
They threw rocks through our windows.
And now that they found a body,
I believe that they'd fabricate the evidence
to prove themselves right.
Please don't let that happen.
Don't give them the power to send an innocent young man
to prison for the rest of his life.
The father's got a point.
Nevada's ready to hang that boy.
Yeah, and meanwhile,
the California police are tipping the dad off.
You know, they're hiding something.
Probably that he killed the girl.
I just... I don't think that.
He loved her.
Yeah, and people never kill the people that they love.
Hey, I just... I have a feeling in my gut.
Well, we skipped lunch. Maybe it's hunger.
All right, all right.
Our first priority is to the victim.
- Right? - Yes.
- He's losing 100 grand a day. - No! Carmen Cedeno.
- Oh, that victim. - Is this funny to you?
No! It is tragic.
But... there's no win-win here, Kate.
Each side has an agenda and you have to pick one.
- Why do I have to pick one? - Because you can't pick both.
Why not? I'm the special master.
- Kate, what are you doing? - Guys...
if there's one thing that we can all agree on
it's that Carmen cannot be out there a moment longer.
Right?
Okay, so then you're both gonna process the scene jointly
until I decide who gets the case.
Now, I am also gonna bring in a medical examiner
to do the autopsy.
Emilio, if this is too difficult for you...
I'm fine.
We're losing daylight.
Well, then bring in some lights.
Oh, and I am gonna need the original case files
from both police departments sent to me at, um...
where are we staying tonight?
How did I not anticipate that you would complicate
this otherwise simple task?
Good question, Benedict.
You know, there are plenty of mediators
in all of San Francisco that would be more than happy
to flip your coin.
Mm-hmm.
Why me?
I guess I was foolish enough to assume
that you might do me a solid.
Or maybe this was just an excuse to whisk me away
to your client's pied-a-terre and rob me of my virtue.
Please.
You haven't had your virtue since you were, what...
16?
Younger.
Older!
How many, uh, bedrooms does your client have?
I assure you you are perfectly safe.
Only if there's a lock on the door.
Wow.
Look at the view.
- Oh, and hey, there's a hot tub. - Of course there is.
Oh, this is interesting.
Jacob made a statement to the California P.D.
right after Carmen disappeared.
But because he was a minor and there wasn't a parent present,
his father had it sealed.
Which means...
the Nevada P.D. doesn't know about this.
There's only one reason to seal a statement.
What he told them is incriminating.
Or it could be used to incriminate him by people
who just assumed that he was already guilty.
Do you always trust your gut feelings?
Yes.
And I can usually tell when people are lying to me.
Katherine Reed.
Yes.
Don't do anything. We'll be right there.
What's up?
They found something.
So they found this jacket under the body?
No one could've planted it.
We'll do carbon dating,
but it looks like it's been out here as long as she has.
Thank you.
So...
what's your gut telling you now?
Ooh, uh, well, it's telling me that...
Jacob would've been pretty stupid to kill her
and then leave his jacket behind.
- Maybe he panicked. - And...
it doesn't prove that he was with her that day.
I mean, he could've given her his jacket at any time.
No, he couldn't.
That was our division championship jacket.
We got them the morning of the day that Carmen disappeared.
Which does prove that Jacob was with her.
And the only reason he would've lied about it
is because he killed her.
So now tell me he didn't do it.
What happened to Mr. Davidson?
He asked me to take over this phase of the trial.
Why?
'Cause he trusts me. And you can too.
What about her? Does she work for the D.A.?
Uh, no.
Ms. Reed is a special outside consultant of the jury.
She's on our side.
Is there a problem with the jury?
Not at all.
It's just that the defense is probably gonna try
to convince them that you're lying,
that your cousin never told you that he beat David Kwan
after the concert.
Yeah, well, I wish he hadn't. But he put that guy in a coma.
That took a lot of guts to come forward, Arnel.
- Personally, you're my hero. - That's right.
We wanna protect you on that stand.
So if there's anything...
anything at all you can think of,
true or false... that the defense might try to use against you...
we need to know.
This is no time for secrets. Anything at all.
Um, yeah. Yeah, there might...
there might be one thing.
You can tell us.
I... hooked up with Angela.
Who's Angela?
Joseph's wife.
You had sex with your cousin's wife?
Just a few times.
And nobody's knows about it, especially Joseph.
And how can you be sure?
Because if he knew about it, then we would both be dead.
Arnel, could you excuse us a minute?
Excuse me.
Tell me this isn't happening.
- Well, it was only a few times. - Yeah.
I have a feeling Angela told.
Yeah, to help her husband's defense.
And Davidson found out about it.
Be honest with me here.
Scale of one to ten, how screwed am I?
11.
This jacket gives us probable cause
to arrest Jacob Matthews.
For what? Lying?
He's not even under oath.
And until we determine how Carmen died,
we're not even sure that a crime was committed.
Is Matthews paying you too?
How much does it cost to buy a special master?
How much would you like a punch in the face?
Okay, hey. No punching.
- Can I have a word? - Yes.
Will you try to act professional?
Look, I realize everyone thinks
Jacob's dad owns the world around here.
But he doesn't own me.
He's chartered a private plane to Mexico.
He's trying to get his son out of the country.
- Leaving when? - Tonight.
Time to act, Katie.
What do you want me to do?
Nothing.
Davidson!
Arnel had an affair with his cousin's wife.
Oh, shame on him.
No, the shame's all on you for knowing that
and dumping this case in my lap for political reasons.
Politics is a shameless business.
Well, it doesn't always have to be.
Well, it always will be.
Because it all comes down to self-preservation.
No, it all comes down to public service.
The people elected you to put their interests
ahead of your own.
Oh, the people, huh?
Well, they might pretend to care about doing
"what's right for all of San Francisco,"
but when it comes down to it they want the guy
that can guarantee what's right for them.
Well, people don't wanna see Joseph Craig walk.
But if I have to put Arnel on the stand,
that is exactly what's gonna happen.
We have to offer a plea on this one.
No way.
I'd rather lose than offer Craig a slap on the wrist.
No, you'd rather I lose.
Yeah.
Yeah, because, see, that's my prerogative.
And you work for me.
Did it never occur to you that it's sheer folly
to run against your boss?
Hey!
Where do you think you're running off to?
We're taking a vacation.
Well, I really hope you have travel insurance,
because I'm gonna need you to stick around
until I decide who gets the case.
You have no grounds to detain us.
They found his jacket on Carmen's body.
But I guess you already knew that.
My son is innocent.
Well, then why are you running?
- She's right. - Jacob, just get on the...
No! Jacob... Jacob, listen to me.
You are not 17 any more, okay? You are a grown man.
You can do whatever you wanna do.
And you wanna tell the truth. I know you do.
That's enough. Jacob, now.
No! They found her.
There's no reason to lie anymore.
What... and you think the truth is gonna keep you out of jail?!
Just because I'm not in jail does not mean that I'm free.
We know that you were with her the day that she disappeared.
Will you tell us what happened?
I'll tell you what happened, but not here.
- Okay. - Where, on a plane to Mexico?
Up in the mountains. Where we met that day.
There's something I've got to show you,
but please just let it be you.
Yes, just me, just me. I promise.
What is going on?
What?
- You told them? - I had to.
Jacob Matthews, you are under arrest
- for the murder of Carmen Cedeno. - Murder?
- On what grounds? - Murder?
The M.E. says it looks like Carmen's skull was fractured
by blunt force trauma.
Look, I didn't do it. Look, I swear, I didn't do it!
Don't say anything until I get you a lawyer!
You have to trust me!
My son has no chance at a fair trial in Nevada.
You just sent an innocent young man to jail,
maybe for the rest of his life.
I hope you can live with that.
You did the right thing.
Oh, God, I wish I could see that statement
Jacob made to the California police.
And what would that prove?
Well, that he tried to tell the truth,
but his father wouldn't let him.
I'm more curious about what he wants to show you
up in the mountains.
Maybe it was the rock he used to crush Carmen's skull.
Okay, so, you think he did it?
Yeah.
But, I am cynical.
No, you're not.
You're not that cynical.
- Says who? - Leo.
What did Leo tell you?
No, no, no. It's... just forget it.
- It... okay. - Okay, yeah, forget it.
Okay, so, I know that you went to Leo's looking for me
the night that I stood you up.
- I was drunk. - No.
You were upset.
And, Ben, I'm sorry.
I am so sorry.
I just... I... I didn't think that you cared that much.
I didn't.
It was... an ego thing.
I don't get stood up.
That's all it was.
Are you done with me?
No, um... you know what?
Can I get a ride to the station?
I want to make sure Jacob gets there and...
I can take you.
It's all right.
I'll see you later.
- Hey. - Hey.
Talk about the cat that ate the canary, huh?
I'm calling Arnel to the stand.
They're gonna tear him apart.
Not if I do it first.
I'll keep an eye on the jury.
- Good luck. - Thank you.
Morning!
Wasn't sure how you liked your eggs,
and so I scrambled them.
I would have made quiche if I had more time.
Quiche?
Yes. Real men do eat quiche.
And...
drink the occasional appletini.
What's that?
That is a fax.
Short for facsimile.
I found it in the time machine next to the pong game.
The sealed statement of one Jacob Matthews
given to the California police six years ago,
the day after Carmen went missing.
How did you get this?
I asked for it.
You're the special master.
You have the authority to see anything
that is pertinent to the case.
Mm.
Can I share this?
No, but you can vouch for what Jacob said.
Or what he didn't say.
You don't have to read it.
Yeah, I do.
Fried.
Over-easy.
That's how I like my eggs.
Arnel, did your cousin,
Joseph Craig, tell you that he beat David Kwan?
Yes.
Did he tell you why?
Because he doesn't like Asians.
So, Joseph Craig is guilty of a hate crime?
Objection.
The prosecution can't lead his own witness.
Withdrawn.
Arnel, did you have sex with your cousin's wife?
Why... why are you asking me that?
Well, I think the jury has a right
to know if you have any reason to be lying.
Why... why are you doing this?
Just answer the question, please.
- No! - Your Honor,
permission to treat the witness as hostile.
Objection. Your Honor,
the witness has fully cooperated on the subject matter
pertinent to this case.
But not on matters affecting his credibility, he hasn't.
Permission granted.
- You can continue, Mr. Patrick. - Thank you.
Arnel, did you have an affair with the defendant's wife?
You are under oath.
Yes, but he was always cheating on Angela.
- Objection, hearsay! - Sustained.
Are you lying, Arnel?
Do you want to just get Joseph out of the way
- so you can be with Angela? - No, I'm not lying.
Well, you betrayed your cousin with his own wife,
why would I believe you? Why should they believe you?
Because I'm telling the truth.
Arnel, are you afraid of your cousin?
Yes.
Then why would you come forward?
Why would you tell the police
what Joseph said he did to David Kwan?
'Cause he was bragging about it, like he was proud of it!
Because he was laughing about putting him into a coma,
and then I told my mother,
and our priest, and they told me
that I... I... I had to... I had to do the right thing,
that's all I'm trying to do.
I'm just trying to do the right thing.
Okay.
Thank you.
I have no further questions, Your Honor.
Look, all I'm asking is that you give Jacob
a chance to tell his story.
He isn't talking.
But he'll talk to me.
And as a matter of fact, he wants to do it
where he and Carmen met that day.
So he admitted he was with her.
Emilio, he admitted it six years ago.
He made a statement
to the California police right after she disappeared.
But his father had it sealed,
because he was afraid that it would incriminate him.
He was right to do it, too, with your side
pulling out your torches and pitchforks.
Final autopsy results will be in tomorrow.
They'll tell us all we need to know.
No, it won't.
It won't tell you how she spent the last few hours of her life.
Only Jacob can do that.
Emilio, he was your best friend, right?
Okay, so don't you want to hear what he has to say?
Do you know, women who wear heels
are 15 times more likely to get bunions.
Well, I don't usually hike in them.
Well, how do you think I feel?
These are $1,500 loafers. - $1,500?
They're reindeer leather.
Reindeer?
- What's wrong with that? - Oh, everything.
Ooh.
This is it.
Okay, you got us out here. Start talking.
Carmen and I found this spot the summer before.
It's where we had our first kiss.
It's a special place.
Which is why we came here that day.
Half a mile from where we found her body.
- That's all I need to hear. - Can you, please,
just hear him out.
Let's just cut to the chase, all right?
We wanted to be together,
but our parents were breaking us up.
So we came here to get married.
It wasn't legal, but...
God doesn't care if you have a marriage license,
as long as you love each other.
We said our vows, and...
we promised when we turned 18
we'd run away and do it for real.
Never got the chance, though.
How do we know you're not making this up?
That's why I brought you here.
To show you.
Here.
You've got to see this.
He could have carved that later as an alibi.
Okay, I gave her a ring on a chain,
so your parents wouldn't see it.
She was wearing it around her neck
when we hiked back down to her car.
So, then, you went down the Nevada side with her?
Yeah, the sun was going down.
It was getting cold, so I gave her my jacket.
I saw her get in her car, and she drove away.
I saw her drive away.
That was the last time I saw her.
You know, that's exactly what he told the California police
- six years ago. - So his lies are consistent.
- So what? - Why?
Why would I kill her?
Look, I loved Carmen.
And you were my best friend! How could you think
that I would ever hurt her?
You lied to me about being with her that day.
- Okay, I knew you were lying. - Well, I was scared.
And you never stood up for me.
Not once!
You know what?
Lock me away for the rest of my life.
- Do it. Just execute me. - Jacob...
No, I told the truth.
If no one believes me, I'd rather be dead.
Okay, we heard your story.
Let's go.
Can I just have a minute, please?
Yes.
I think you can count on some of the female jurors
to side with Arnel.
Some is not enough.
But, if you can get a hung jury,
you can move to retry the case after the election.
So, delay defeat for political cover.
Mm.
Sounds like a signature Davidson move.
Ah, speak of the devil.
That was, uh, quite the Hail Mary you threw in there today.
I'd say it was more strategic than that,
and artfully executed,
- if I may say so myself. - Thank you.
Mm-hmm.
You two are awfully cozy these days.
How's your stepdaughter feel about that?
First, her father, and now her ex-husband?
You're such a slimeball, Davidson.
Me a culpa.
It's your lucky day.
Defense wants to make a deal.
No contest, two years.
Take it.
What if I don't want to take it?
What if I want to try
for a conviction instead?
You'll crash and burn.
Well, wasn't that the idea?
This one's your prerogative, but...
what's that smell?
Oh, it's your campaign going up in smoke.
Do you think he's right?
At least he doesn't get off altogether.
Justin, what if they find him not guilty, and he walks?
I know. You're right.
You know what the hardest part of my job is?
It's the compromise.
I'm so sick of always having to settle for less.
If I don't have the courage of my own convictions,
then I don't deserve to win.
Then you better make a killer of a closing argument.
The M.E. called.
He's gonna have an autopsy report by the morning.
Did he give you a preview?
No, just that he didn't find
any necklace around Carmen's neck.
It's not looking good for Jacob.
No, it's not.
But I believe him.
I believe that he was in love,
I believe that they got married that day.
- What's that? - It's a rock.
Found it up there today.
It's sort of shaped like a heart.
Do you think it's ever possible to feel that way again?
Like what?
The way it feels when you fall in love for the first time?
Do you remember that?
It just feels like this wave.
Just washes over you, but you're not afraid to drown.
Wow.
Oh, it was just so easy the first time.
Love is never easy.
You don't have to be 17, you just have to be brave.
I knew you couldn't just pick a side and then fly home.
I wanted to stay the night.
Because I do care that much,
and so do you.
That's why you went back to Justin,
because he's safe.
And this you can't control, and it scares the hell out of you.
You want that wave.
Uhh.
"No strategy, no foreplay, no negotiation."
Just have to have the guts to dive in.
Do you?
Too late.
Are we ready to begin?
The deceased has been identified as Carmen Cedeno, age 16.
She suffered a broken ankle and a compound skull fracture,
indicating she twisted her ankle,
and fell from a great height into the ravine,
where she struck her head against a rock.
Death was instantaneous.
There was no indication of foul play,
therefore, manner of death is ruled accidental.
Also, there was an inquiry about a necklace.
We didn't find one around her neck,
but in her pocket there was a ring
and a chain with a broken clasp.
That's how she died.
She lost the ring,
she went back looking for it, she wandered off the trail,
and then she never came back.
Huh, what do you know?
Justin got a guilty verdict on the David Kwan beating trial.
I thought Davidson was trying that case.
So did I.
- Good for him. - Mm-hmm.
"We'll be back by lunch."
Yeah.
I'm glad this is over.
Good to get home.
Uhh!
Hey.
Hi.
Sorry, I should have called you.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Come on in, come on in. Hey.
Oh, I hear, um, congratulations are in order.
Well, thank you.
- Yes. - Yeah, yeah.
How was your trip?
Uneventful.
So, while you were gone, I had an epiphany.
Uh-ooh.
I don't want us to just be.
I want to make promises.
I want to make plans.
I don't want to settle for anything less, you know?
Justin...
No, no, just hear me out on this, okay?
We belong together, Kate.
We're not the same people we used to be.
We can win,
if we both refuse to lose.
You said I always get what I want, right?
I want you.
Okay.
Yeah.