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[♪]
[gasping]
[♪]
[Richie] Grace!
Grace!
[♪]
Grace!
[♪]
[Grace] Love is powerful,
and my mother's love has never wavered,
even after three stints in rehab.
She believed in me
before I was even capable of believing in myself,
so now I'm determined not to disappoint her,
my family,
but, mostly, I don't want to disappoint myself.
My survival depends on it.
[dog barks happily]
Good boy. Good boy.
Come on, come on.
Left side?
Yeah.
Look who I brought!
[gasps]
[Grace] Otis! Hi!
[laughs]
Good boy!
I got you a little something.
Mom, you do not have to keep buying me things.
I know, but I like to spoil you.
I do have clothes.
I know you do.
So I hope you're hungry,
because your brother is gonna cook up
something very special for us in the kitchen.
Yes.
-Mr. Exceptional. -Oh, come on.
Don't be like that.
He's worked hard.
He wants to show off a little bit.
Right. Right. Right, right, right. Okay.
Hey, I know that
this has been really hard on you,
and everyone,
but I am committed to making this work.
-Without a doubt. -Okay.
Let's eat.
Otis, show the way.
This way. Come on.
[indistinct conversation]
[Burt] I am betting hungry.
[indistinct conversation]
Oh, here we go, food.
Oh, my goodness.
There you go.
Oh, wow.
Just the way you like it.
Thank you.
A little rule breaker.
[Janie] That's me.
He begged me to come.
[Grace] Did he?
[laughing]
[Janie] Look at this.
Thank you.
[gasping]
I just hit 2,000 followers!
[Burt] That's good news.
-That's great. -Isn't that good news?
I don't really know. Is it?
[laughing]
Did you not have Internet?
When you were, like, you know?
-In rehab? -I mean, it was just...
It was just not something I really focused on.
Maybe we don't need to care
about our phones at the table, huh?
Yeah, honey, let's put the phone down
while we eat the food.
[Janie] Come on.
This is a big day.
-Okay, let's have a toast.
-Oh. -All right.
-Okay. -To my girl.
Welcome home. Welcome back. One month.
-Congratulations. -Thank you.
-Welcome home, Grace. -Welcome home.
Congratulations, Grace.
-Cheers, darling. -Cheers.
All right, guys,
I'm just gonna check on the kitchen.
-I'll be right back. -[Janie] All right.
You outdid yourself, kiddo.
I'm actually just gonna stretch my legs real quick.
I'll be right back. Okay?
You okay?
Yeah, I'm good.
-Guys, eat. -Okay.
Yes, enjoy it.
I feel like it's missing strawberries.
Can I ask for strawberries?
Sorry about that, guys.
[♪]
[Janie] I'm going to go down and say bye to Grace.
Knock-knock.
-Hey. -Hey.
It was great having breakfast with the whole family.
I wanted to say goodbye.
Okay.
I love this.
It's not a shirt.
[laughs]
Yeah.
I don't know, I just--
I don't know if I'll ever be the same as I was.
You don't need to be.
It's a beautiful part of who you are.
I don't want you to forget it.
Mm-hmm.
[♪]
[Janie] It was perfect! Love you!
Thank you!
Well... what did you think?
I thought... I don't know.
What is it?
Nothing.
Doesn't look like nothing.
How do you think she was?
Grace? I don't know.
She seemed like...
-Like what? -Grace.
What does that mean?
Do you think she was withdrawn? Or what?
No, no, no. Hey, hey.
I just think we need to give her...
I don't know, some space, that's all.
Yeah.
Well, I'll try to find the new normal...
of how to just be with her,
but I get a little bit concerned that I'm...
I don't know,
that I'm looking after her too much,
that I'm looking at every move that she makes
because I'm afraid of...
well, maybe I'm a little bit afraid of her...
relapsing.
Well, that's not unreasonable.
Mm-hmm.
You do need to protect yourself.
Last time was bad.
Okay, but she needs 100% from us--
100% all in.
All in.
She's not going to be alone.
No, she's not.
Hello!
Are we leaving or what?
-The influencer demands a ride. -Yes, Miss, yes, Miss.
-Your Majesty. -Can you take him?
-Yes, I will. -Thanks.
Hey, can I be an influencer?
No.
-I think I could be. -You can influence me.
Oh, my god.
-Hey. -Hey.
You're "The Bird".
That was a long time ago.
Outstanding Athlete, senior year,
undefeated at every meet,
three years MVP for diving.
How do you know all that?
Your picture's still on the awards board--
but everybody knows about you.
At least everyone who hangs out here.
Yeah, like I said, that was...
that was another life.
I do not dive anymore.
I really want to do the two-and-a-half reverse tuck.
That was your dive.
Mm-hmm.
Give me some tips?
-Yeah. -Yeah?
Yeah. Yeah, of course.
Sweet!
[♪]
You okay?
Yeah.
It's just the last time I was up here,
I almost broke my neck.
[♪]
Look, arm and leg position--
that's all just technique.
The best advice I can give you isn't technique.
When you are all the way up here,
it is just you--
in the whole world.
Okay, and once your feet leave this platform,
you have about two seconds
before you hit that water at 35 miles per hour.
So the only thing that matters...
is that you believe in yourself.
100%.
Okay?
You got this.
[♪]
Hey.
How's it going?
I liked seeing you up on that platform.
Yeah, it was fun.
Looked like you might even, I don't know, dive again.
Right.
I don't know, I just, I feel like I...
I've lost something.
A part of me.
I'm not-- I'm not...
I'm not me anymore.
You know?
You're going to get it back.
You are going to be diving,
you are going to be teaching,
if that's what you want to do,
you are going to get
your fearless, brilliant self back.
Mom, how do you-- how do you keep doing this?
How do you...
How do you have faith in me?
Over and over again.
After all the stuff put you guys through.
I'm your mom.
And I trust you.
I don't even trust myself!
You know?
Thank you.
I know you're afraid...
but it's going to be okay.
I promise.
Yeah.
[Janie] How many kids?
-[woman] I think three. -[man] Three!
[woman] We've talked about this.
Yeah, yeah.
Exactly.
Oh! Oh, we need a picture.
Of course, of course. Come on, come on.
In front of the house.
Here we go, here we go.
What are you going to say?
That's her department.
Go. Three, two, one.
Yes!
Congratulations.
Thank you. We're so excited.
I can't wait to start decorating the baby's room.
So, the closing is on Wednesday at 2:00.
By 4:00, this place is gonna be yours.
We're just so happy with it
and, you know, the community and everything.
It's... so hard to find a town
not riddled with drug problems these days.
-Thank you, guys. -Thank you so much.
We'll see you on Wednesday.
We'll see you on Wednesday at the office.
All right.
Oh, I remember being her, pregnant,
and buying my first house.
Thinking that if I had the right house
in the perfect neighborhood,
then everything would be okay,
and I wouldn't have any detours in my life.
Yeah, well, we were all innocent once.
[laughs] See you, guys.
Well, if you didn't have any detours,
then you wouldn't have gotten divorced,
and we...
wouldn't be together.
You're cute.
I am cute.
Oh, but you know what--
I have to show the Brighton house at 2:00.
You want to join?
I can't. I have to work the desk.
My boss is a slavedriver.
Oh...
I thought you married him.
Oh, yeah.
-I did. -Okay.
Have a good day.
-Okay. See you at dinner. -Mm-hmm.
[♪]
That was a long shift.
Yeah.
Should we unwind
before you head back to your little basement?
Cheers.
-Tequila? -Water.
Mm.
Tequila...
Mm.
So guess who I ran into.
Richie?
He was asking about you.
Yeah, well,
tell him I moved to Alaska.
Or Mars.
Come on!
What, did rehab turn you into a nun?
No.
I just don't-- I don't need his trouble.
So, that's that.
You know, he tattooed your name on his arm.
He did?
Mm-hmm.
Right here.
Yeah...
Yeah, no...
Seriously...
he's trouble.
This makeup palette is amazing.
What brush is that?
It's the...
let's see...
Um, it really doesn't matter what brush you're using,
-as long as it's-- -[Otis barks]
Dad!
Hi. Hi!
Dad... really?
Hi.
This dog completely destroyed my Tiktok.
Oh, no.
I'm so sorry about that.
We were unaware that you were "working".
-It's not funny. -It's kinda funny.
Is it funny?
How long is this dog gonna be staying here?
Otis?
Who knows?
A couple weeks. Till Grace gets on her feet.
-Hi. -Hi, Janie.
Hi, honey.
Let me know if you need any help with the TikToking--
Toking...
You know, it might do her some good
to get out of that bedroom once in a while.
Maybe a little exercise?
Maybe...
maybe she should swim with Grace.
-Toni and Grace? -Yeah.
I think it would be nice
if they built a relationship together.
She swims every day. They could have some fun.
Yeah, it's just been a couple hard years with Grace.
I know.
It's a lot to process for a teenage girl.
I mean, it's a lot to process for me,
you know what I mean?
I understand, but this time's different.
She's better.
You can see it in her eyes, can't you?
I really wish every conversation we had
wasn't about how messed up Gracie is.
I'm working on it, okay?
I know, I know.
Want to do a makeup tutorial?
-Yes. -Okay.
[Grace] This is Rex's.
How can I help you today?
A little gift from an admirer.
Um... yes.
Sorry, table for how many?
Okay, perfect. Thank you.
See you Saturday.
[♪]
[phone buzzing]
Hey.
Hey! You picked up!
Mm-hmm.
Come on, babe. You can do better than that.
You like the necklace?
Yeah, it was, um...
it was really nice, Richie.
I just--
There's no buts, all right?
There's no strings attached.
Just want you to know how proud of you I am.
Clean and sober-- you got this, babe!
You know, that isn't to say I don't miss partying with you.
Hey, hey, hey. Theo, come say hi.
Someone wants to say hi.
Come here. Come here.
Say hi to Gracie.
Hi, Gracie!
Hey, Theo!
You being a good boy?
[Richie] Tell her you miss her.
I miss you, Gracie!
I miss you.
[Richie] Get your jammies on. Go on.
How's he doing?
Yeah, he's great, you know?
The old lady's a bitch-- as usual.
Keeps threatening to cut off my visitation.
But he's good.
He always asks about you.
So...
is it true that
you got a tattoo of my name on your wrist?
You don't believe me?
No.
I'll show you.
Naw...
I'll wait to show you in person.
Look, no, Richie. I can't.
I...
I need to get my life together.
I need to be careful, you know?
Okay.
No worries, babe.
I want you to stay healthy.
I'll just...
keep waiting...
and, you know,
sending you the good vibes.
I gotta go.
Theo just put his PJs on backwards.
Remember the good times, okay?
Okay.
Bye.
[groans]
Damn it.
[water running]
[Janie] You're really sweet, you know?
I've been thinking about what you said...
...about detours.
Get in here.
I mean, you met me,
and I was...
divorced.
I had...
two teenaged kids.
It was...
the opposite of easy.
You dated me anyway.
Why did you date me?
I thought you were rich.
You gave me a second chance.
I'm really grateful to you.
And Grace is getting another chance,
and I really...
want her to embrace it, you know?
Me too.
And, hey, I'm getting a second chance, too.
[♪]
-Grace, hey. -Hey.
Are you working?
No. What's up?
Okay, I'm so glad I ran into you.
I need your help.
Richie's kid, Theo, got hurt.
What?
Yeah, and he needs to go to the hospital,
and Richie doesn't have insurance,
and he needs cash.
Okay.
Can you bring this to him?
I was just about to go to the pool.
Can't you get it to him?
I know it's a lot to ask, but I've got a shift.
Okay.
Yes. Okay.
Yeah, okay, just go.
Thank you.
Richie will let you know where to meet him.
Okay.
-You're the best. -Okay.
So can I take the car?
Oh, right, the car.
-Mom? -Yeah?
I wouldn't be asking if it wasn't an emergency.
I know, honey, but it's kind of Toni's car.
And who is this child?
It's a friend of Red's.
Red is?
She's a waitress from the restaurant.
She waited on us.
I mean, she would do it,
but she has a shift,
so I'm just trying to help.
Right.
You really don't trust me, do you?
Honey, I do trust you.
I...
worry about your choices sometimes.
No, you don't.
You're the one who's coming into my room,
telling me how proud you are of me,
and how much you believe in me.
But you don't even trust me-- at all.
Look, you know what, I don't need your help.
I'll ask someone else.
No, I'm sorry-- I'm sorry, I shouldn't have hesitated.
Honestly.
Forgive me Take the car. Take the car.
Honey, please.
Thank you.
I will be back by 3:00, I promise.
-Okay. -You don't have to worry.
-I'm okay. -I know, I'm sorry.
Why don't you take Otis?
[gasps]
Buddy!
Do you want to go on a road trip!
Come on!
Okay, okay, we will be back.
Thank you.
I love you.
I do, I do.
Okay, okay, let's go.
[♪]
Come on, come on. Come on, come on.
[♪]
Hey. Thanks for doing this.
Yeah.
-Here you go. -Thanks.
-Is Theo going to be okay? -Yeah, yeah.
He is now, so thank you.
Good.
Yeah.
You look-- you look really good.
I should go.
Okay, yeah.
[Otis barks]
[barks]
Shut up.
[Otis barking]
[Burt] Perfect. There you go.
-Thank you. -You're welcome.
-No, you do the honors. -All right.
[Burt] Honey?
Just right next?
Right next, yeah.
Right there. Perfect.
Next page.
This is the insurance.
So exciting.
[Burt] Keep the train moving. Yeah. Next one. Right there.
[man] This is the insurance.
-That is. -All right.
[Burt] Okay, kids.
And you guys are gonna have copies of these emailed to you.
[♪]
Okay, and just like that,
last page.
Okay, I'll do this, and you can do the honors.
Thank you.
You know what, I have to take care of something.
Congratulations, you guys.
I'll explain it to you later.
Life of a realtor-- never ends.
Congratulations.
-Thanks. -Thanks so much.
[line ringing]
[phone buzzing]
[buzzing]
Dammit.
Grace, now just be quiet.
I'm not going to hurt you.
Grace!
[Grace] What are you doing?
I gave you the money. What do you want?
It's my rules now, Grace, okay?
What are you doing?
What are you--
I can't be with you.
I cannot. I need my life back together.
Do you understand this?
I can't.
What do you want?
I want you to stop talking, okay?
You're giving me a headache.
You should see your face.
Oh, man!
You have no idea what's going on, do you?
Hey, hey, Grace.
Want to see my tattoo?
[Grace] What?
Oops. I forgot to get it.
Is this some joke? Is it?
What is happening?
Wait.
No!
Richie! Let me go! Let me go!
Sorry, babe. We're just getting started.
Richie!
[♪]
No!
Help. Help! [sobbing]
[screams]
[Grace sobbing]
Disgusting animals.
[♪]
Yeah, I know.
I'll pay you time and a half for this one.
[♪]
[phone buzzing]
Hello?
Yes?
What?
[Janie] Why hasn't she called?
What was he doing in New Jersey?
I have no idea.
That's 40 miles away!
Maybe I should call the police.
It's too soon. They can't do anything.
Well, what do you suggest we do? Nothing?
Toni, can you take Otis for a walk, please?
[Janie] Yes, please.
-Thank you. -[Janie] Thank you.
What?
Maybe we should face the facts.
She's not doing drugs.
She was running an errand for a friend,
and I believe her, Burt.
Right, right.
Janie, this is not our first rodeo.
Okay? We can't be in denial about this.
It doesn't make any sense, Burt.
She cares about that dog
more than she cares about herself.
She'd never leave him alone in a car.
It just wouldn't happen. It just wouldn't happen.
It just--
it just doesn't make sense.
I think something happened to her.
I know something happened to her.
I just can't do this.
Oh, man, you are still just as good as I remember.
You're putting your clothes on like you're going somewhere.
What are you doing?
I'm going outside.
Grace, Grace. You're not going anywhere.
[Grace] This is insane.
-Grace. -What is happening?
We're a team now, okay?
What are you talking about?
What...
You're gonna make me a ton of money, okay?
There's like a billion guys out there
who'd want a girl like you.
Look at you.
No!
What are you...
Wait, did you guys plan this?
Yeah... yeah.
Wasn't it obvious? Are you serious?
Come on.
Was any of it real?
Theo? The notes?
This could be a lot of fun if you just...
...give in.
What are you doing with me?
What are you doing?
Richie, what--
Stop moving, Grace. Stop moving.
What are you doing?
[screams]
[choking]
Whoo!
Don't tell me that's not fun.
I'm having fun.
Hon'...
come back to bed.
She's out there somewhere.
[♪]
We're gonna find her.
I know we will.
[♪]
[moaning]
[♪]
[lighter strikes]
[exhales]
[vomits]
Morning, sunshine.
How'd you sleep?
[Grace] Water.
[Richie] Water? Okay.
Here you go.
[coughs]
Grace, stop fighting me, okay?
Stop fighting me.
Grace, listen.
You're gonna learn, all right?
You're just a piece of meat, Grace, okay?
No! What do you want?
Nobody's coming for you.
You think your parents are gonna pay
for some loser druggy piece of trash? Huh?
You think they're gonna pay
for some loser druggy piece of trash?
I'm the only person who cares about you, Grace, okay?
Don't say that.
Don't. Don't, Richie.
Please. Please!
Richie! What? What--
What do you want?
They're not coming for you, Grace, okay?
Why? Why are you saying this?
You know how much time and money Red and I invested in you?
What are you gonna do to me?
Please, Richie, please.
We're just getting started, baby.
Please. Please!
Please don't start--
You'll be okay.
You're gonna be great.
Please. Please!
Please!
[♪]
So it's been two days since you last saw her?
She borrowed the car to do a favor for a friend.
Okay.
That's what she said.
That's what happened.
Not now.
Now, we know, of course,
that Grace has a history with drugs.
She's got prior arrests.
[Janie] No.
I mean, yes,
but that was years ago. She's clean now.
She's been out of rehab for a month.
This is not about her using.
This is about what's happening to her right now.
Okay.
Well, I think I have all the information I need.
I'll put that into our database.
[Janie] Oh, that is such a good idea.
You're going to enter it into your database?
Has that ever worked for you before?
Did you find anybody like that?
You're just gonna type it on in,
and then, gee, we're gonna find her!
Is there a lot of success with that?
I do wish there was more we could do.
So why don't you do it?
-Janie... -What?
Why isn't he-- why aren't you doing anything?
Janie, Grace is an adult.
Yes, I understand that.
Who's missing.
Appreciate it--
but there's nothing here
that indicates that a crime has taken place.
Something happened to her!
Adults are free to come and go
and even disappear if they want to, okay?
Oh.
So, honestly, our hands really are tied.
Okay...
and that's exactly what you would do
with your own daughter, right?
You'd just put in her name in the database, call it a day?
I don't think so.
What would you do if it were your daughter?
If it were my daughter, I'd follow the drugs.
Oh...
Find out who her dealer was
and who she gets high with.
You ask them some questions, something's gonna turn up.
Okay.
-Thanks for the tip. -You're welcome.
Thanks, Detective.
[Burt] Hey.
[Janie] Unbelievable.
She's out there somewhere.
They're not even gonna find her
because they don't care about her--
just like you!
Nobody cares about her, Burt.
Dammit! That's not fair. I'm here.
-I'm here with you! -Yeah.
Okay, I just don't have rose-colored glasses on.
What?
I don't have rose-colored glasses on.
Neither do I.
This is my family, too.
Okay? It is.
And it's my job to protect it--
and I can't let Grace destroy it again.
Oh, please!
She didn't destroy it, Burt, I did--
when I kicked her out of the house
told her that she couldn't come back in,
and they found her on the curb the next morning,
almost dead.
She made her choice.
No. No.
No.
She was a teenager!
I am the mother!
I'm not gonna fail her twice, Burt.
So you pick your side.
[vomiting]
Hey, hey, hey.
I got you.
Hey, come on.
[vomiting]
I can't hurt your face, can I?
I own you, bitch.
I own you!
[vomiting]
Look, Mrs. Atkinson,
I've always been really sorry about what happened to Grace.
I never expected things...
you know,
would get so out of control, for her.
I appreciate that.
What I need to know
is if she has contacted you lately.
Have you seen her?
Me? Look, I've been clean since high school.
She went her way, and I...
went mine.
It's beautiful.
I need to find her.
Oh, no. Is she... is she using again?
I don't know.
But it doesn't matter.
Either way, I need to find her,
and if she is using,
I need to know...
where she gets her drugs.
Look, I told you...
I'm clean.
-Beth-- -I'm out of that whole thing.
How would I know where she would get drugs?
Beth, I need a name.
Or the name of somebody who knows a name.
She's...
missing.
Please! You were her best friend.
I...
just need your help.
There's a guy named Cray.
"There's a guy named Cray."
You can find him in Ambrose Park.
Thank you.
Thank you!
[Grace sobbing]
[sobbing]
[sobs]
Help me!
Help!
Help! Help!
Help!
Mom! Mom!
Mom!
Like I said, right? Hot. Young.
[Derek] She's just another 16-year-old Mexican girl.
[Richie] No.
She's broken in good.
No complaints from her hot little ass.
I'll give you two Gs.
What!
She's an ATM machine! She's 17 years old!
She's worth twice that.
Take it or leave it.
I got three others coming from Mexico.
Come on.
I'm like an Ellis Island.
Okay, well, the next one I got's white.
Full-on U.S. of A. cheerleader type.
[Derek] Yeah?
When's she ready?
A few more days.
Give me some time.
You're not getting her for less than five grand.
Okay.
Break her in, just not too hard.
No one likes a zombie skank.
And hose that one down,
I'll be back at midnight and I'll buy her from you.
[♪]
Yes!
I guess there's no point in asking you to come to bed.
I knew... I knew...
I knew the doctor was giving her pain pills.
No, Janie, this was not--
And I didn't stop it.
It was right under my nose and I didn't stop it.
This was not your fault.
It was not your fault.
It was.
You can't think like that.
Honey...
It's not your fault.
Okay?
[school bell rings]
Come on, don't be shy. You've got to include me, huh?
So, how much you guys need?
So her again? Come on, man.
Okay, light me up.
She's a little cutie, huh?
You're a dirty son-of-a-bitch, you.
So, what, shotguns every hour on the hour,
with some momentum here, boys.
Hi.
Excuse me.
So what time? Come on.
Are you Cray?
Who's asking?
I'm Grace Atkinson's mom.
I don't know her.
There's no reason to be nervous or lie,
I just...
I don't want any trouble.
I just--
Lady, I told you--
Look, I just want to know if you've seen her lately.
What? She's hurt or something?
That's what I want to know.
I really...
I really want to know if she's...
...If she's using again.
Please. Anything you know.
Yeah.
Heard she was out of rehab.
Saw her.
Talked about some rims.
Some what?
Oxy.
I tried to sell her some.
She turned me down.
Told me she was staying straight this time.
She meant it.
She's good people.
Sat next to her in eighth-grade English.
Yeah?
She is.
You're all good kids.
You're welcome.
Now, this...
this is a sandwich.
I love the classics.
That's what this place is all about.
Really, I learned it all from mom.
How's she doing?
I love your mom,
and she's steadfast in her belief in Grace.
I don't know if she can go through it again.
Even as strong as she is.
I don't know.
I wouldn't underestimate your mom.
She's one of the strongest people I've ever met.
I know.
It's just...
you know, Grace and I were always so close,
and...
there was nothing we couldn't tell each other,
and then...
I don't know, I just feel helpless
'cause there's nothing I can do for her,
and then I start to feel guilty
for not being more of a brother.
I can only imagine how mom feels.
This is what parents do.
Loving unconditionally.
That's the deal.
Your mom...
she feels the same way about both of you.
Just because I don't say it,
don't think that you're unappreciated.
Especially by mom.
Thanks.
-[phone ringing] -Hang on.
Rex's.
Mom?
Yeah, he's... he's right here.
No way.
They found the car.
Yeah. Yeah.
Okay, yeah, he's on his way.
Okay.
I'll go. I'll call you shortly.
Yeah.
Drink, you bitch. You got a job now.
Take it.
Are you listening to me? Hey, hey!
Hey, look at me, okay?
You're gonna go in there and exchange what you bought.
For cash. All right?
Don't let them put it back on your card.
I just want to go home.
-Are you getting this? -Please.
Listen to me.
I'm gonna be right behind you, all right?
One mistake...
and I'll kill you.
I will kill you.
Say it.
You'll kill me.
Be a good girl and I'll get you something to eat, all right?
Get out.
[♪]
It doesn't make any sense.
They say...
that they towed the car from here...
None of this makes sense.
What is that?
Is that a security camera?
[Burt] That's exactly what that is.
Nail salon. Go. Go, go.
I...
I need to return this.
You just bought this an hour ago?
Is it broken?
I just need to return it.
Cash only.
[♪]
I'll take these, too.
[♪]
Let's go.
Come on.
[Janie] We need your help!
[Burt] Hi, hi. Sorry.
We were just in your parking lot.
You guys got a security camera there.
Can we take a look at that footage?
No. Nails only. We have policy.
Not possible.
Please. My daughter is missing.
She parked her car in that parking lot
and then she went missing.
I think she's in trouble.
Won't you please help us find her?
Please!
What's the date?
-Today's the 16th? -Yeah, five days ago.
The 11th.
I gave her the car in the afternoon.
That's the 11th.
There. Right there.
That's the car.
That's her!
That is her!
You'll eat when I tell you to eat.
You'll breathe when I tell you to breathe.
[♪]
[Janie] You see, right there, he is controlling her movement.
If you punch in--
you can punch in and maybe identify him?
Can you blow it up?
[detective] I'm just not seeing an abduction here.
It looks to me
like they're pretty familiar with each other.
Okay.
But he's forcing her to move.
She does not move like that.
Or he's just embracing her and trying to hold her up.
No. Look again.
Can you not find out who that guy is?
Look, I'm sorry, Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson,
I really am,
but I'm just not seeing what you're seeing.
I have another appointment.
We'll keep trying.
Please.
[Richie] Yeah, give me a--
give me an 8 Ball and 20 grams.
Gots a special on some rox.
[Richie] Nah. Maybe-- maybe later.
What about Roofies?
What's that for?
[Richie] What do you mean what's that for?
Come on.
[dealer] You guys have a good night.
[Richie] Yeah, yeah. I will.
[dealer] Let me know if you need another.
All right, man.
[♪]
[brakes screeching]
-[man] Sorry! Are you okay? -[Richie] I got you.
No, no, no. She'll be fine.
-Come on. -So sorry.
No, we're fine.
She'll be okay.
She's fine. She's good.
[Grace] Help me! Help me!
Take her to the hospital.
Yeah, yeah! I got her.
Sure you're okay?
Yeah, yeah. She'll be okay.
Get back in the car. Now. Now.
No! Get off!
Shut up!
[sobs]
Okay?
[Grace screams]
Shut up, okay? Shut up.
Please, please. Richie, what do you want?
My dad used to say
that effort was as important as trying.
And you tried. It was a good effort.
-Okay? -Don't do this.
-Don't, please. -And this is for you.
-Please. -This is your reward, okay?
No...
[gags]
[Grace sobs]
[sobs]
[Grace wails]
You asked everybody? The entire staff?
Everyone. No one recognizes him.
Mom, maybe the cop was right.
-Maybe she-- -She's not using.
But if she is, that guy could be anyone.
Her dealer,
some guy who found her in her car
when she was--
Mom,
I don't want to see you go through this again.
I love Grace,
but maybe we need to learn to stop--
Give me the key.
-What? -The key to her room.
I should have searched it first. Do you have the key?
I already searched it. There's nothing there.
Give me the key.
[♪]
Check out this note.
-Isn't Red the bartender here? -She was.
She's the one who helped serve us the other day.
Was?
What do you mean?
She hasn't been at work the last few days.
I've called, I've messaged her--nothing.
Right around when Grace disappeared.
Honey...
is she friends with Grace?
Who's this-- who's this Richie guy?
She and Grace seemed pretty friendly.
I have no clue who Richie is.
So maybe she does. Do you have her address?
Uh, yeah,
it is probably on her application--
but, Mom,
you don't know
if some guy named Richie is even the guy in the photo!
Honey, I don't know anything, but maybe Red does.
Come on.
All right. But I'm coming with you.
Okay.
[Janie] That's what we're looking for.
-Right? -Mm-hmm. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
This one.
Red!
Red.
Please open up.
Red, Red! Please!
Hey!
Hey, knock it off.
We need to talk to the girl that lives here.
Red. She's a bartender at my restaurant.
She hasn't shown up for days.
We really need to talk to her.
We need to talk to her right now, please.
Yeah, you and me both.
She skipped out. Owes me three months rent.
If you find her, let me know.
This is private property.
Enough with the knocking.
Mom...
900. That's it.
Derek squeezed me, but we'll score on the next one.
Grace will bring in the money.
I'm out.
What are you talking about?
I'm done.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
We're just getting started, okay?
We've got a pipeline now. We're makin' bank.
Are you going soft on me?
No. I'm salvaging my humanity.
Grace is a nice girl,
and she was trying to get her life together.
Red. Red-Red-Red-Red-Red.
35,000, okay?
That's what guys like Derek make.
35,000.
A week.
We get five or six girls,
we cut Derek out,
that's all ours.
Are you walking away on that?
Yeah, you do you.
My conscience isn't for sale.
-Red! -No!
Lose my number!
[♪]
[urinating]
[toilet flushing]
[Richie] Grace!
Grace! Grace!
Grace!
[♪]
[panting]
We need 30 sets, today.
The boss says...
It's a contract. You can't just change it.
Till you pay your full invoice, that's all I can give you.
This is unacceptable!
Okay, I've got a business to run here.
Give me my whole order now or I'll cancel my service!
I'm not making the rules. You gotta talk to the boss.
Okay! I'll get them off the truck myself then,
if you won't.
-Whoa, whoa. -Help!
Help me!
Help me...
Help! Help!
-It's okay. -Please!
Please!
Thank you. Thank you.
Okay. All right.
All right...
Can you stand?
Okay...
[Grace] I'm being held captive. Please help me.
-Okay, okay. -Please...
Please. Call my mom.
Please call her.
Call the police.
-Thank you. -Here we go.
Here we go.
Please call my mom.
Please call her. Please.
-It's okay. -Please!
Please!
Please call her!
Are you calling her? Are you calling her?
Please! Please!
-She's here. -Please!
In the office.
Okay... okay...
Did you call her?
[door opening]
Oh...
there you are.
Cray!
-Cray... -Lady, I got nothing for you.
Who is this?
It's none of my business.
It is now.
Who is it? I know you recognize him.
Never seen him before.
You're lying.
Who is it?
Cray?
His name is Richie.
Richie what? Richie who?
You want me to give you his date of birth, too?
Sure. Who is it?
Look, I only know him from the business, okay?
What business? Meaning what?
He's a drug addict?
No, no.
He's mainly he's into Roofies.
What is it?
You've never heard of date-rape drugs?
Guy uses them to grab girls.
"Grab girls"?
I don't know what that means.
-What does that mean? -Lady! Come on!
Date 'em. Rape 'em. Sell 'em. Whatever.
What? Sell 'em what? Sell 'em drugs?
Do you live in a bubble?
He sells...
...the girls?
Don't ever come back here again.
You're gonna believe a drug dealer
with a crazy story about sex rings or whatever?
He didn't mention...
sex rings!
We were talking about Richie.
And what he does!
All right.
He sells girls. Is that it?
That's what he says he does.
-Yeah... -That's what...
-Okay. -...he says he does.
Janie. Honey.
White middle-class girls don't get sold.
Okay, that only happens to poor immigrants,
who...
I don't know, are here illegally,
and don't speak English.
Not to girls like Grace.
Okay...
It's the only lead we have.
What is wrong with you not understanding this?
Jesus!
Honey, you're not seeing the signs that are
right in front of your face!
They're there!
You're just not looking at it.
You're not seeing the signs!
Yeah, you're right, I'm not.
You know who else isn't?
Everybody else!
Oh, good!
Then I'll just believe everybody else
and go along with them
and just leave my daughter in the gutter!
That's not...
I get it. I get it.
No, you don't, no, you don't.
She's relapsed. Just admit it.
Okay, let's go with that lie.
Okay, then why haven't you checked her credit card?
Huh?
You don't want to know--
because if it's like last time,
and she relapsed,
the card'll be maxed, right?
Right?
-Yes. -Tell me I'm wrong.
Then why haven't you checked it?
You don't talk to drug dealers in a park.
She's not using!
Okay...
[door slams]
[♪]
[door opens]
[Derek] So are you feeding her?
I don't want her half dead like the last skank.
Yeah, I'm feeding her, okay?
It's an art form. I'm breaking her in.
[Derek] Okay. Okay, Picasso.
When are we gonna get some video?
-What? -For the web.
You think these girls just sell themselves?
We need content.
[Richie] Okay.
And make it hot.
Yeah, I got it, okay?
My name is Chris.
May I have your account number, please?
Uh, yeah. Sorry. One sec.
Uh, 3981-7655-0698-2323.
Grace Atkinson?
Yeah, that's right.
She's my daughter. We're on a family account.
My name is Burt Atkinson.
And the last four digits of your social insurance number?
6307.
I see that the card has been suspended, Mr. Atkinson.
Um, suspended!
Why?
We tried contacting the cardholder
about the suspicious activity--
I'm sorry.
What kind of suspicious activity?
We call it "return fraud".
It's a series of card purchases
and then exchanging them for cash.
Mr. Atkinson, do you have
the card in your possession right now?
Uh, no, but thank you,
I have all the information I need.
Goddammit.
I don't care where she is or what she's doing,
I'm going to find her.
Okay... okay...
You're not even watching.
I'm putting this on for you, okay?
That's gonna be you--
but you're gonna be hotter, right?
Okay?
-Give me that. -No!
You can have it--
you can have it when you're done.
Okay? Watch it.
[door closes]
What am I doing out here?
You promised booty.
I'm out here like some loser.
Easy.
She's getting ready for you.
It's her first time.
Serious?
And it's gonna be free.
Come on, what's the catch?
You let me record it.
I gotta sell her ass.
She's my prize horse.
You make her dance for the Internet.
Whatever gets you off, dude.
Just don't show my face.
I don't want my kids to see this on the Internet.
[♪]
[door opening]
Hi, Janie.
Come sit.
Sure.
-Hi. -Hi.
Do you think she's using again?
I... do not.
I think she's coming home.
She never would have abandoned that dog.
She did love that dog.
-Too much. -Too much!
They were inseparable.
You know her then.
You know, she's more like you than you think.
She's determined.
She's courageous.
When she wanted to win,
nothing would stop her.
I guess I really didn't.
Well, you're going to get your chance.
She's coming home.
[♪]
She's coming home.
It's okay. It's okay.
[♪]
I don't even know if she's being...
Trafficked?
Yeah.
We're a middle-class family.
You mean you're White.
It's a misconception that this is an immigrant problem.
83% of sex-trafficking victims are U.S. citizens.
"By some estimates,
there are up to 50,000...
sex-trafficked victims
every year in the United States."
You said you saw your daughter last
at the Interstate?
[Janie] Uh-huh.
It's called the heroin highway.
Drugs flow along that interstate like water.
Easy on, easy off--
and cheap motels all along the way.
And where there's drugs, there's trafficking.
Vulnerable girls are easy scores.
They seduce them,
they drug them,
and they break them.
After ten days, they sell them--
some for Internet sites.
All those motels up and down the Interstate?
Behind those doors, it's all going down right now.
They sell them?
Ten days?
Ten days...
That's usually how long it takes to break them.
Ten days.
How long has your daughter been missing?
Eight days.
[Rosa] You don't know this has happened to Grace.
Okay?
There could be other explanations,
but here's some information
that will help.
If you need anything else, come find me, okay?
Janie...?
What are you looking at?
[Janie] He's gonna sell her.
He's gonna sell her.
[Janie sobs]
Wasn't that a nice warm shower, huh?
You're all clean...
...and fresh.
You know...
I'm gonna miss you.
I'm gonna miss you so much.
But it's showtime, angel.
Why?
Why... Why, Richie?
Because you're my jewel in the crown.
You're my ship coming in.
Let's get you ready, baby.
[♪]
Come here. Open your mouth.
There you go.
Open. Yeah, yeah.
Look how good you look.
Yeah.
Yeah...
Hey, hey. Look at me.
Open your mouth.
Kiss me.
[Grace sighs]
Put this on for me.
Put it on. Come on.
Get up.
Be sexy for me. Show me something.
Dance for me, come on.
Show me, show me.
I wanna see what you're going to do.
[♪]
I need a word with you.
L'rayne. What's up?
So, you've been here over a week.
That's what's up.
And now you've rented two more rooms.
Yeah, you know I'm good for it, okay?
Pay or you're out.
Look, the ship is sailing in today
and then you're gonna get your money, okay?
Whatever.
You have until tomorrow or you're out of here.
-Okay. -You think it's funny?
I gotta go, I gotta go.
You can't park there.
[Janie] This is where the car was parked.
Okay.
These are all of the places where I've handed out fliers.
Okay, what are the green circles?
They're the motels near the highway.
-Those are the motels? -Yeah.
There's gotta be at least 50 of them!
No kidding.
She could be anywhere.
Okay, we've got to narrow the search.
So...
okay, I'll tell you what.
I'll take this area here.
We'll get Rex to do Penns Grove.
Honey, can you do Swedesboro?
Yeah.
Okay, then you can do--
-Receipts! -What?
The credit card statements.
Why didn't we look at
the addresses of her last purchases?
Of course. How could we miss that?
Okay...
There was a charge--
a drug store on Elm Street.
Alden Street.
And...
she made a charge at a Big Box on...
Storey Avenue.
Okay, pull up those on a map so I can match it.
Okay, Alden Street.
That is...
Okay.
Storey is...
Okay.
Everything is in this area here.
She is there!
She's somewhere there!
Honey, take those.
You know what you're doing?
-Yeah, let's go. -Let's go.
Hey, gorgeous.
Wake up.
Hey. Hey, hey. You want it?
That's for you, okay? I got it just for you.
You gotta ask me nice.
I got it just for you.
It's your time to shine.
[♪]
Excuse me. Excuse me.
This is my daughter, Grace. Have you seen her?
-[knocking] -Hi. Sorry.
Have you seen this girl?
My daughter, she's missing. Have you seen her anywhere?
Are you sure?
Okay, can you put that up somewhere?
And please call the number if you see her.
Thank you.
[♪]
Hi.
Excuse me.
What can I do for you?
This is my daughter,
and she's missing.
Have you seen my daughter?
No, I haven't.
Are you sure?
Here's another picture of her. You might...
I haven't seen her.
There's one more.
I'm sorry.
Okay, well...
for the back--
pass it to your staff.
I hope you find her.
[♪]
It's about time.
Is she ready?
We got business first.
I got business, too.
I don't pay until I test the merchandise.
[♪]
Excuse me!
My daughter is missing!
Has anybody seen my daughter?
Excuse me. Sorry. This is my daughter.
Have you seen my daughter?
Her name is Grace. Have you seen her?
Everybody!
Has anybody here seen my daughter?
Have a great day. Thanks.
Have you seen this girl?
This is my daughter, Grace. She's missing.
She's small, she's petite.
Have you seen her? Have you seen this one?
She's only 5'3", but she's athletic.
Have you seen her?
Nope. I've never seen her.
Have you seen her?
Have you seen...
her?
Shawnelle, have you seen this girl?
-Yeah. -When?
She's the one that returned all the stuff she bought.
What?
We get a lotta those types
coming from that motel down the street.
What?
Garden State Parkway Motel.
Sorry. Garden State Parkway...
Garden State Parkway Motel...
is where?
Down the street to the left.
Garden State...
Garden State Parkway Motel...
You got it.
...is down this street to the left?
Down this street to the left.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Yeah.
[♪]
Burt! Call the police!
Garden State Parkway Motel.
Grace!
Grace...
Grace!
Grace! Grace!
- Mom?
-Mom! -Shut up!
Grace! Grace!
Grace!
Mom!
-Mom! -Shut up!
Mom!
I'll be back.
-Mom! -Gracie!
Grace!
Mom!
Gracie!
Mom!
[sobbing]
Sweetie. My sweetie.
My baby.
[wailing]
[♪]
[Grace] I know Mom wishes
we could just put this all behind us,
but she knows that's not possible.
I've stayed clean,
my bruises have healed,
but I will be forever haunted by what I experienced.
It will always be a part of me that I have to fend off.
Despite and because of what I endured,
I found my strength, my self-worth,
and I have finally embraced my family.
[♪]
Thanks a lot.
Hey. It feels pretty warm.
Oh, it's good.
-How are you? -Good.
-I love you. -I love you.
-Too much. Too much. -I know.
[♪]