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You couldn't live on either of them.
They can't support life.
Well, I'd still pick Pluto.
It's my favorite planet.
Pluto isn't a planet, Dad.
It's a trans-Neptunian object.
It'll always be a planet to me.
Housekeeping.
What the hell?
Don't you see the disturb time on the door?
I'm-- I'm sorry, sir. I knocked several times.
Check your records.
I said, "one o'clock, late check out."
- It's three o'clock now. - Whoa.
I-- I'll leave when I'm ready to leave.
By the way, there's no bath towel
in the closet that's promised in the brochure.
Can you just do your job right, huh?
But maybe you want to join me in the bathroom
We could clean each other, huh?
Hey, those fingers taste good?
My dad's gonna be here in a second.
You want a ride home?
My mom will be here soon.
I got a good grade on my math test.
My dad's gonna get me a new phone.
You got a 67 in math. That's almost failing.
Almost failing is still passing.
Want to hang out next week?
- We're moving to Cliftonburg. - Really?
Cliftonburg sucks.
I don't think my mom will let me go there.
See you, Kevin.
Hope you don't get murdered in Cliftonburg.
Hey, that kind of rhymes.
Hey, bud. Sorry I'm late.
Ready?
How'd it go today?
- Hi. - Hi.
May I? Please.
So you used to work at a bank?
Uh, yes, Spring Glen Community Bank.
And you're okay with the odd hours?
The website said early mornings.
Right, like starting around four.
- 4:00 a.m.? - Yes.
So it looks like
you haven't had a job in a while.
Do you think you can adapt to having a job again?
Um, well, some of my strengths,
I've been a full-time mom to an autistic child
for the past eight years.
No weekends, no holidays, no friends,
no colleagues, no reward system to motivate me.
It's not on my resume,
but I am more capable of high-intensity work
than you can imagine.
The more demanding, the better.
I need this job.
Thanks. We'll...
we'll take all that under consideration.
Thank you. That's all I ask.
I appreciate you coming in.
Thanks.
Next, please!
Hey, Cory. Uh, I know.
I'm sorry. I'm running behind.
I'll be right there.
Oh! I'm sorry I'm late! Are you okay?
Are you okay? Oh, God.
I'm sorry.
I'm home. I'm home. I'm home.
Mommy's sorry. It's okay, it's okay!
It's okay, it's okay, it's okay!
It's okay, it's okay.
I'm home, everything's gonna be okay.
Everything's gonna be okay.
No, no, I'll be there.
I'll be there.
Mom!
Are you okay?
I'll be there.
Mom! You have a fever!
Kevin?
- Is that you? - Yes, it's me.
You have a bunch of missed calls
from the school and the motel.
All right, all right.
All right. Okay.
Yeah, let's, uh...
Okay, let's go.
Well, here's our new home.
Come on.
Simon says Cliftonburg sucks.
Well, Simon doesn't know what he's talking about.
I'm sorry, bud.
It is what it is.
It doesn't feel the same without Dad.
Kevin?
Do you know where the insurance papers are?
Kevin?
Kevin!
You can't play with fire!
I'm not playing. I know what I'm doing.
Were you trying to burn yourself?
Yes.
Why?
Because I wanted to see what Dad felt.
♪ All the means, all the means ♪
♪ Meantime, I'm over here tickling the goddess ♪
♪ She gets me, she gives me everything I am... ♪
♪ Is I am, and you are, all here ♪
♪ You're all here ♪
♪ But all this is a revolution ♪
♪ Run like The Jaguar, make your peace ♪
♪ Can't bear to see what you've done ♪
Do you know what time it is?
I just moved in next door and your music is so loud
I can't even hear myself think.
Oh, think, think, think.
I-- I...
Look, I am working. It's for my job.
Is your job to keep your neighbors up?
No, and I don't care.
You-- you think--
I-- I am-- I am here, I am creating.
I paid for this space, so let me create!
Okay, well, people are trying to sleep
and this is really rude.
Okay, is this how you greet all your new neighbors?
A-- aren't you supposed to be, like,
baking me up a pie or something?
Uh, actually, you're supposed to bring me a pie or something.
Bye.
♪ History will play a part of the fantasy ♪
♪ A fallacy ♪
♪ You were duped by The Pearl ♪
♪ In a Steinbeck novel eternity is yesterday ♪
♪ Yesterday's Cassius Clay ♪
Honey?
It's been over a year and you haven't settled
my husband's policy.
Oh, it's complicated.
Um...
Okay, where did I put that file?
We moved from our family home in a good school district
to a smaller place and I can't even afford that.
I don't want to have to get a lawyer, but--
Oh, no, no, no, no need to get a lawyer.
Oh, it's right here,
right where it should have been, you know?
You know, that's not-- it's never--
things are never where they should be.
Okay, so, um...
Oh.
This is where the problem is.
Um, your husband's policy
has been sent upstairs for review.
Not l-- not literally upstairs, but figuratively up to,
you know, the people that do this sort of thing.
What sort of thing?
Well, deal with irregularities.
What kind of irregularities?
Oh, well, you know, the kind that, um...
Uh, I, uh, I really can't say.
Mr. Kale...
my husband died in a lab explosion.
He paid premiums to you people for years,
so that his family would be taken care of.
I guess the jury's out on this one.
What are you talking about?
Do you think he killed himself?
It's just that they have to clear certain exclusions
before they approve the payout.
Exclusions?
Yeah, you know, suicide and...
substance abuse and, you know, illegal activity.
Hey, neighbor. Need any help?
All right.
If you need some help with those higher ones,
I used to play basketball in high school.
I can-- I can jump pretty high.
I can't dunk or anything, but, you know,
I can at least touch the net.
All right?
These plants look a little droopy.
Usually means overwatering.
It's like when the...
the roots lose their oxygen and then, uh...
- Rebecca. - Hi.
Look who decided to show up.
- Hi, guys. - I knew it.
- Ow. - I told you she'd come.
You happen to bring any of those spare ribs
you always brought for Ron?
Oh. Sorry, Ed.
I didn't.
All right.
Hey, guys, look. Lily brought us a pizza.
Here's one.
All right. Thank you.
You got it.
I should probably do small bites of this.
Come here. I got it.
- Here you go. - All right.
All right. Thank you.
You got it.
Timeout.
Something like this is still good.
I know this is a tough situation.
It'll get better soon.
You do enough.
You paid for all this by selling your house.
We're all very grateful.
I had to sell that house anyway.
Ron gave his life trying to save us.
Yeah.
He kept me going, too.
What happened that night?
There's something fishy going on there.
I'm just saying.
Police, detectives, they all came and talked to us.
We told them what we think.
Fire doesn't move that way normally.
Someone was behind it.
They had the CSI people come and look at the scene.
It was a faulty cylinder.
Even the equipment company confirmed it.
I know what I saw.
All right, now.
Just because you don't trust anybody
doesn't mean you're smarter than everyone.
I'm going to figure it out.
I am.
I promise you.
Oh, Mrs. Xu,
uh, your husband's case has been closed.
It's nothing we didn't expect.
The cylinder was defective and the fire spread too rapidly.
Detective Callava,
the insurance company said it's still under review.
I don't know anything about your insurance company.
We are not involved in their process.
You need to tell them it's closed.
They're still investigating
for suicide and illegal activity.
They have the right to conduct their own investigation.
- This is ridiculous. - Lily, please.
Why-- why are there even two investigations?
I mean, this was supposed to be simple.
Did you even look through everything properly?
Trust me, when someone passes away
in a situation like this, there is always due diligence.
The fire marshal did a thorough investigation.
We talked to everybody.
We went to the scene and looked at everything.
Then if you're so sure about it, you need to tell them.
Tell them that my husband didn't kill himself.
I could, but I can't make them give you that money.
You'll have to take it to court.
Do you think I can afford a lawyer right now?
I'm sorry, there's nothing else that I can do.
I'll do this myself.
You'll be hearing from me.
Kevin, do you remember your dad's password?
Kevin, do you hear me?
"Plutoisaplanet9".
All in one word with Pluto capitalized
and nine as in numerical nine.
Thanks, buddy.
All right.
You know, there's also a meteor shower we could see
really clear if we head out to the desert.
It's starting in two weeks.
Maybe we can go check it out?
Mom, if we don't see them now, we'll never see them.
Sorry.
Was I too loud?
Listen, I think we got off to a bad start.
I'm Marty.
Um...
I brought you a pie.
You might have to take the sticker off of it, though.
It's...
Um, listen, uh...
...I, um,
I'm sorry for being such a jerk.
I, um, I had a little too much that night,
and really wasn't acting myself.
So, uh, yeah, sorry.
I'm Lily.
Good night, Lily.
I'm sorry, but there's no record
of the patent application you're asking about.
Are you sure?
It would have been filed in May of last year.
If it's not under Xu Medical,
it could be under Dr. Ronald Xu.
I'm sorry, ma'am.
According to our records, nothing was filed.
Well, what about Pastmore Laboratories?
Can you check under that?
Give me a moment.
- Ma'am? - Yes, yes, yes, I'm here.
The last patent filing for Pastmore
was on May 15th of last year.
Can I get a copy of that application?
Are you Dr. Sean Morgan?
Dr. Sean Morgan is the contact.
- No. - Are you with Pastmore?
Technically not.
Well, you must be a party to the filing
to request a copy, or wait two months
from the date of acceptance when it's made public.
Okay.
Um, thank you for your help.
Thank you for contacting the United States Patent Office.
Have a nice day.
Hello?
I'm so sorry to bother you, but I had to take a call outside
because my aunt had a stroke, and when I came back,
I couldn't find him anywhere.
Can you come home right now?
I'm not really sure what happened.
Kevin!
Oh, my gosh.
Dad's flower is gone.
I got a flower for him last week,
and now it's gone.
Remember, darling,
don't fall for your dad's stories.
Don't let them affect you.
You're still young, and he's not our kind of people.
Mom, how many times do you have to say that?
You know, in my heart, he's a very good dad.
Okay?
You're so annoying.
I got it.
Marty.
How are you?
I'm doing solid.
You, uh, want to come in?
No, I think I'm-- I'm good right here.
All right, well, Chloe should be down any second.
Hey...
our pool shed needs a new paint job.
I got other people that I'm talking to,
but you are on the list, my friend.
Well, thank you, but I'm actually a lot busier
than you think right now.
How's the little music thing going?
It's going great, man.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
Yeah, just doing a score for an independent film.
It's a rom-com and, uh, um,
a Viagra commercial, of all things.
Good for you, buddy.
Good for you.
Um, listen, I'm just gonna hang out by the trucks.
- Hey! - Hey!
- You're early. - Well, can't I be early?
Listen, ever since we started with visitations,
she has got a weird attitude.
Okay, that's not true.
I mean, she's just a teenager.
Why are you always looking at me like I'm a bad influence?
Just have her home by 8:00.
And no drinks.
Oh, thank you for the reminder.
At least I'm not the one who's too busy for her.
- Hey, baby girl. - I'm not a baby.
Yeah.
At least I got it half-right.
- Come on. - 8:00 p.m., got it?
And clean up your damn truck.
Every time I come here, I remember why I left.
Not you, not you.
There you go.
Oh, I'm sorry, baby. Let me get that.
- Still not a baby. - Hey, yes.
Get up there.
Watch your head.
Still not a baby, I'm sure, yeah.
You hungry?
- A little. - Yeah.
I got us some burgers.
Thanks, Dad. You know what I like.
Oh, I brought your scooter, too.
Whoa, I can fly now.
Absolutely, I'm sure you will.
Let's fly. Oh, yeah.
- Remember this? - I love this song.
Yeah.
Hey, hey.
You having fun?
Yeah.
Yeah, you were flying on that thing.
It goes so fast.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- It's my favorite. - I know.
Hmm.
- This is great. - How's school?
It's good.
I got a family tree that I'm working on.
- When is it due? - Not for another month.
Ah.
I like hanging out.
I want to spend more time with you.
- But Mom-- - Yeah, yeah.
Look, I'm really trying to find some time to...
see you more.
Are you still drinking?
Why don't you quit?
Uh, I'm trying.
You don't have to lie.
N-- not to me.
I'm sorry for letting you down, sweetie.
You're not letting me down.
Just don't give up so easily.
You've got this. You're a big man.
Come on.
So smart.
- This is really good. - So good.
I'm sorry about your husband.
Labs can be very dangerous places.
We're very careful here for that,
just for that very reason.
So, Mrs. Xu, what can I help you with today?
I had a couple of questions regarding your burn treatment.
- Ignisidine. - Mm-hmm.
- You have a patent for it? - Yes, we do.
I heard about it from some of Ron's former patients.
Hmm.
It seems like...
it was really similar to what Ron was working on.
It's likely the same thing.
Um, you know, there's probably over 100 patent applications
for every drug, and we all know each other.
Sadly, it's the...
...nature of the business.
I was wondering if I could get a copy
of that patent application.
I'm trying to get my husband's affairs in order,
and that drug was a really big part of his life
before he passed.
You don't have a copy of his application?
Most of his documents were at the lab.
I see.
Mrs. Xu, I'm sure you understand that
these things are very confidential.
Perhaps you should speak with who managed his application.
Sorry to interrupt.
Jordan Labs has the report they need you to sign.
Uh, thanks, David.
I am, um...
I'm going to have to get going, but a-- again,
I am very sorry about what happened to Ron.
Thank you.
David will see you out.
Hi, Angela, it's Lily, Ron's wife.
I know it's been a while,
but I really need to talk to you,
so you can call me back on this number, okay?
Thank you.
- Boo! - Oh, shit!
Oh, God, you scared me.
- Oh. - You said "shit."
Yeah, I did. Sorry.
You know what Mom would say?
Hmm.
This is pretty cool, huh?
Ah, it's nice to see me not all covered in paint.
Listen, uh...
- What's this? - It's for your rent.
I can't use it anyways.
Sweetie, no.
No, no, I-- I-- I-- I can't take this.
Hey, this is your allowance.
You buy something that you want, okay?
I want a tablet...
but they're really expensive.
And besides, Mom wouldn't let me have one
because...
it would be too distracting for me.
And she wants me to focus on my academic classes.
What kind of tablet?
It's a drawing tablet for illustrating.
I want you to remember something for me.
Whatever you want in this life...
you go for it.
Okay?
Just apply yourself and just be you,
but be the most awesome version of you.
Okay?
- Yeah. - Okay.
Um, you wanted to show me your school project, right?
Oh, yeah.
So...
I still need to work on this speech,
and so basically, I already wrote down
all of the things I know about my parents' ancestry.
But for this part, I don't know who they are,
but I found this.
Wow.
It's your grandmother.
Carol Ann?
Yeah.
Oh, this is incredible.
I love this.
Yeah.
Hey, Mom?
Yeah, buddy?
Can I get a telescope?
Uh, don't you already have one?
I have a microscope.
I don't know if we can swing a telescope, buddy.
What about a corgi?
They're very cute puppies.
They have big butts.
We can name it Dollar.
I know it's not possible.
But I wanted to ask.
Ron was a wonderful person.
I know it must have been very difficult to lose him.
I helped him with several patents
over the last couple of years.
I just wish we had gotten together
over different circumstances.
I appreciate you meeting with me.
It's just...
something about that night...
nothing about the fire makes sense.
I understand it's very difficult to deal with a death...
especially an accident like that.
But that's the thing.
I don't think it was an accident.
Oh?
I don't have any hard evidence,
but I remember he...
just seemed really off the night he died.
And I know Pastmore was competing for a patent,
and I thought maybe I could find some clues there.
Well, it makes complete sense.
Wow.
Oh, I'm sorry.
This is a lot, isn't it?
No, no, no, I-- I understand.
You-- you know, you need to talk about it.
You know, I-- I do have
some of Ron's archive documents in my storage.
Maybe I could get them, bring them over?
Maybe that would help somehow.
I'd appreciate that.
Losing someone is really awful.
Better days are ahead, Lily.
I promise.
I-- I just hope you'll consider me.
I'm-- I'm a good guy, you know?
Uh, you won't hear me come and go a lot.
I'm like a ninja.
A cat ninja.
Really quiet.
You know, it's hard to believe
because it's the end of the night,
but I-- I-- I swear,
I'm usually very quiet, pretty quiet.
Um, and I can-- I can help out a lot, you know?
Um, I fix up stuff.
Free of charge, of course.
Totally free.
And obviously you won't have to worry about your son at all.
I can pick him up from school even, you know?
How about we start with babysitting
for one week and see how it goes?
Sure, yeah. That...
sounds great.
- He's a great kid. - Cool.
He's autistic, just so you know.
But he's really mature for his age.
- How old is he? - He just turned nine.
Wow, nine.
I have, uh, I have a 13-year-old.
- A teenager? - Yeah.
I didn't know you had a kid.
Well, she lives with her mother,
but I have her every other week.
I-- I hope that's okay if...
you know...
Oh, uh...
yeah, yeah, I don't see why not.
Great.
Tomorrow's my day off, so you can start on Thursday.
Copy that.
I really hope this works out.
I have a good feeling about it.
Okay.
Kevin!
Hi. Good morning.
Hi.
What's the matter?
You seem...
Oh, no, uh, I'm fine.
I'm just...
- ah, I'm just tired. - Hmm.
So, shall we sit down and talk?
Yes, yes, please.
So the patent was never actually filed?
No, I think he was worried about filing it and having it stolen.
I think he thought if he held on to it,
he might have a better chance
at getting it through at a later time.
Uh, but...
...but that doesn't make any sense.
He was so excited about it,
about all of it, about getting it all done.
I think he was really just worried
that someone was going to steal it.
I can keep looking.
Hey, buddy.
This is Angela, Dad's, uh--
uh, Mom's friend.
I got something for you.
Come on.
Careful.
- It's the galaxy, Mom. - Wow.
- What do you say? - Thank you.
It also glows.
Wow.
He loves space. How did you know?
Ron.
Go play.
He is such a-- a cute kid.
Yeah. Thanks.
There's also this.
You said that things were getting tough.
Oh. I can't take this.
Listen, there's been times in my past
when people have helped me out.
Now it's my turn to pay it forward.
Reimburse the universe.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Uh, this next song is probably one of my favorites.
It's a song that I wrote a long time ago
when my little baby girl was...
just a little baby.
Uh, this is for my daughter Chloe.
♪ There is a place ♪
♪ A place I go with you ♪
♪ But only you and I can get lost there ♪
♪ I see you there ♪
♪ There in that place ♪
♪ Where cares drift away ♪
♪ And mistakes somehow soften ♪
♪ I see it all ♪
♪ From the setting sun to a rising one ♪
♪ Until the nightfall ♪
♪ Here in this place ♪
♪ In our panorama ♪
♪ Till the daylight comes ♪
♪ And we rise ♪
♪ Again ♪
Thank you very much.
Oh, whoa, whoa! Too kind, brother.
Thank you, man.
♪ This panorama ♪
♪ Until the daylight comes ♪
Here you go.
♪ And we rise again ♪
- How much did you make? - Hmm. Enough.
Hey, I wanted to say something.
Um...
don't let anyone ever tell you you can't follow your dreams.
Even your mother, even though she means well.
♪ This panorama ♪
♪ Till the daylight comes ♪
♪ And we rise ♪
♪ Again ♪
What is it now?
So, um, I got the powers that be
to agree to offer you...
$20,000.
The policy limit is $5 million.
Policy limit?
You-- you sound like a lawyer now.
Which, of course, you're not.
- Neither are you. - Okay,
uh, Mrs. Xu, look, your case is a loser.
All it's gonna do is make you spend money.
And if you take the money now,
you know, you could, um...
you could avoid some heartache, and,
you know, I could just show you that I am--
I'm such a good friend,
and I'm always gonna be there for you.
I'm gonna go back to my bosses,
and I'm gonna ask them to give you...
$25,000.
You know, it's-- it's, uh, it's just a small amount, but...
what do you say?
I'll take my chances with the judge.
Hey! Hey!
And golden brown, pop.
- Not so bad, is it? - Nope.
I'll show you waffles tomorrow.
- Hi, boys. - Hey.
Mom, I had a weird dream.
Um, there's some bagels right there
if you can't stay for pancakes.
What was, uh, your dream about, bud?
This giant bird flew into our house.
Really? Wow.
It was a bunch of different colors.
Mmm.
It flew into it and laid an egg and took off.
Uh, but the house was totally safe.
Everyone's okay.
Mmm, well, that's all that matters.
I love you, Kev. I'll see you guys later.
Hey, uh, I made you a couple things for lunch.
Thanks.
Okay, number eight.
You never would have thought.
Who would have known?
- Let's see if it works. - Well, let's see.
Hey!
- Wow, good job! - All right!
♪ You are the stars, my sky ♪
♪ The fields, my light ♪
♪ You are, you are ♪
♪ You are the moon, the night, the dreams... ♪
You call yourself a detective?
This is ridiculous!
♪ You are, are ♪
Oh, he made a new friend at school?
♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
Hey, you got a minute?
Okay, listen.
The wife is becoming a problem.
She keeps coming here.
You need to do something.
We had a deal.
Okay? This isn't my shit to deal with.
Take care of this before the fire spreads to me.
Wow. Uh...
you-- you look...
a-- amazing.
Oh, um, I can order pizza.
Okay, good, good girl.
Um...
shall we?
- Yeah. - Okay.
All right, no illegal card games or dog fights, okay?
Okay.
He passed away a year ago.
There was a fire.
Oh, man.
Sometimes it's really hard...
not to feel alone.
That sounds like a lot.
Uh, enough about my baggage.
Um, what about you?
- What about me? - Hmm.
You mean, where did it all go wrong?
Um, I don't know. Uh, typical story.
Uh, she got pregnant with Chloe.
I didn't even really know her that well.
Didn't take long to realize that...
it was all a big mistake.
Even now, you know, we're still fighting over joint custody.
Well, at least you have Chloe.
Some of the time, anyway.
Yeah.
She's a good girl.
Yeah.
So...
you are a musician.
I'm trying to be.
I went to music school, and, um,
even though my parents hated it,
I'm glad I did.
It was...
it was good.
It was-- you know, I used to busk on the streets for fun.
Oh!
Full disclosure, I actually did it again
very recently, like two days ago.
But, um-- and it was still fun, you know.
I-- I-- I-- it made me happy.
And-- and that's what I want for Chloe, you know.
Like, to show her that life can be fun,
not just-- not just so heavy.
Mm-hmm.
I think that's one of the main reasons why
I got back into music.
Is everything okay?
Hmm?
You here?
Yeah. Yeah.
Sorry. Yeah, I'm fine.
Who wouldn't like the handsome musician
who also happens to be great with my son?
You're just a leather jacket away
from being the man of my dreams.
Wow.
I guess I'll have to go out and get myself a leather jacket.
Salud.
Your dad is nice.
You're lucky you have him.
I'm sorry about your dad.
Really.
I'm making this for him.
Wherever he is, it must be a beautiful place.
So he should have a beautiful new office to work in.
He can look up and over the town from it.
I think it looks really nice.
Thank you.
- You're sure you don't want any? - No.
Whoa. Everything okay?
Uh, yeah, yeah.
I don't want you to think I'm crazy,
but I keep seeing the same car.
It wasn't that one, uh, but one like it.
A black sedan with a dent in the door.
I think it might be following me.
Why would someone be following you?
It all started when I was looking
into the whole thing with Pastmore Labs.
This car drove right up to me and almost hit me one time.
Pastmore, that's your husband's competition?
Yeah.
- I sound paranoid. - No, no.
I mean, you are under so much stress right now and--
and there are a lot of cars with dents
in Los Angeles.
True.
Besides, um, I just wanted you
to have this stress-free evening tonight.
Hey.
I had a really great time tonight.
Me too.
Mm.
Hey. So I need a favor.
Can I please have Sunday off?
I got Delilah to cover for me.
It's gonna be tough. We're short-staffed.
I need you both.
It's important.
It's Mother's Day.
Listen, Lily.
The owner's not gonna be happy,
uh, when I tell him you left us short-staffed.
Yeah?
He's also not going to be happy
when I send him a video of you
taking towels and toilet paper home from here every week.
Fine.
- But only this once. - Thank you.
Oh, and by the way...
if you ever touch me again,
I'll break your arm.
Yeah, no, I'm sorry I got sidetracked.
I'm just...
You mind finishing the rest of that wall for me?
Oh, thanks, Bear.
Yeah, man, I really appreciate it.
Bye, man. I'll talk to you later. Okay.
What the--
What the hell's wrong with you, man?
You're right in the middle of the sidewalk.
- I'm sorry. My bad. I just-- - You drunk? Is that what it is?
Wait, I know you.
That's tough when you find out
your-- your girl ain't exactly who you think she is.
Uh, I think you got the wrong guy.
I don't think you know me.
Uh, your lady ain't who you think she is.
I'm telling you. Let-- let's just say...
I'm one of her favorite customers, man.
She always leaves me so satisfied, like, whoa.
Take it easy.
Crazy.
Come on.
No.
I'm one of her favorite customers, so...
I mean, she always leaves me super satisfied.
I think he likes it. I think he likes it. Oh.
Hmm.
Hi.
Play something nice for me.
What's wrong?
- Called you at lunch. - I know.
I know.
I'm sorry.
Um, Kevin's asleep.
I'm gonna go home. I got an early job tomorrow.
Really?
It's Mother's Day tomorrow.
We still have plans, right?
Family time?
Family time.
No, I don't-- I don't know about that.
- Hey. - Leave me alone!
No, I don't want any part of this.
Whatever you got going on.
I'm sorry I didn't answer, okay?
I-- I had-- I had to visit some friends.
Yeah. Yeah, that's what I heard.
What?
Is that how you make your money?
What are you talking about?
Uh, this guy on the street outside,
he said he was one of your most special customers.
- What does that mean? - What are you talking about?
Hi, this is Chloe.
Please leave a message. Thank you.
I can't believe what you're saying.
- ... - Hey!
- Get out! - I'm going.
You're drunk! Get the-- get out!
- I'm out of here! - Get out of my house!
How dare you speak to me like that?
Thank you.
Dad?
What the hell are you doing here?
Something's up with Kevin.
There's something's up with this whole damn family.
Jus-- Here. Come on. Get in the car.
- Come with me. Let's go. - No. Something's wrong.
Dad!
Where are you going?
Chloe?
What are you doing here?
What happened?
Kevin's gone.
I think he tried to call me, but I missed it.
What?
Chloe!
I have to find Kevin!
Chloe!
Kevin!
I'm so sorry to bother you.
Have you seen a little boy?
He's, uh, about this tall, maybe in pajamas?
No. Sorry.
Kevin!
Chloe?
Angela, Kevin is gone.
I need your help. Can you come?
Dad?
I wrote a lot of letters to you.
I had a dream.
They all went to the moon.
The moon with all my letters, you know.
They're waiting for you.
I think about you all the time.
I miss you so much.
Kevin.
Hey.
Your mom's worried about you.
We-- we have to get you back home.
But I don't want to go back.
Hey. It's okay.
We can talk about it later. Just get on my back.
It's okay.
Lily, get in.
Kevin!
Oh, my gosh. Hey.
He was at the cemetery.
Wow.
He's okay.
- He's home now. - Oh.
- Chloe, you're bleeding! - I'm fine. I'm fine.
Let me help you take care of this.
Angela. Angela, can you take Kevin?
Buddy. Buddy, [indistinct].
I'll be right back.
Chloe, come with me to the kitchen.
Let's take care of this.
Ready?
Okay. Okay.
How'd you get here, Chloe?
An Uber.
Uh, I missed Kevin's call.
Do you know what happened with my dad?
Um...
we had a misunderstanding.
I hope you guys work it out.
He really is a good person, and...
with a good heart.
I'm sorry.
We were both just...
frustrated.
He's still angry.
- Thank you, but I have to go. - Yeah, go. Go.
You okay?
Yeah?
Poor kids.
No one can ever take the place of your dad.
You know that, right?
I'm a crappy mom.
No.
You're not.
It-- it's just different.
We don't spend as much time as we did before.
I made a bunch of letters to dad.
That's why I went to the cemetery.
I'm sorry.
It's all my fault.
We always ignore...
the people closest to us.
Just give me another chance.
Kevin, I know it's hard to imagine life without your dad...
but your mom loves you.
Everything's gonna be fine.
I'm gonna make all your wishes come true.
Thank you for being there for me when I need you.
Come over any time.
You're family now.
Hey, I'm, uh...
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry about, uh, the way I acted earlier.
I...
You know what?
I'm so proud of you.
No, seriously, what-- what you did for Kevin back there,
that was-- that was amazing.
I always say I'm proud of you.
Maybe next time I can record it.
Sure, why not?
Ah.
- I love you, Dad. - I love you.
Fix things with Lily, okay?
Davies Specialty Insurance.
How may I direct your call?
Hi, this is Lily Xu.
I was wondering if I could--
Hello?
Your phone number
cannot connect to this line.
Please try again later.
Hello, Davies Specialty Insurance.
This is Lily Xu. Don't you dare hang up on me--
Did you already pack the speakers?
They're sold.
Why?
Where's the keyboard?
Needed to go.
You sold that too?
That was my favorite.
Well, you can do a lot more
with a tablet
than I can do with those.
A tablet?
Thank you so much.
You're welcome.
Are you sure you want to move away?
I found a much better place.
The truth is I need it.
For you.
What about Lily? Kevin?
I definitely owe her an apology.
You know, she's-- she's a great lady,
but the truth is we, uh--
well, we don't even know each other that well.
Probably...
rushed things a little too fast.
Remember this?
- Do you remember the words? - Yeah.
You remember this? You were like five years old.
Of course I remember it.
♪ There is a place ♪
♪ A place I go with you ♪
♪ Only you ♪
Oh.
♪ And I can't get lost too ♪
♪ I see you there ♪
♪ There in that place ♪
♪ Cares drift away ♪
♪ Mistakes somehow soften ♪
♪ There is a feeling ♪
♪ I only get with you ♪
- Kevin? - Yeah?
♪ Think about your smile ♪
♪ To build... ♪
- Mom? - Yeah?
I lied.
The meteor shower was over weeks ago.
Maybe we'll get a shooting star,
but there's no more meteor shower.
I just wanted some time with you.
No rushing school or work.
Just us hanging out.
There's too much light here.
I'm gonna get away from the fire.
Look!
Maybe it's a sign.
Dad is watching us.
- Can I tell you something? - Of course.
Right now,
I know why the meteor shower is so beautiful.
Because it's filled with your tears.
What's that?
It's the observatory.
Dad said he was going to take me to the thing at the observatory.
There was a special presentation.
He said it would make me think.
Sorry you didn't get to go.
Maybe if we went, dad would still be alive.
What do you mean?
We were supposed to go the night he died.
Don't you remember?
I was out of town.
That night he got called in to work.
Wait.
Wh-- what do you mean?
Dad was at work the entire day.
He was at home. And someone called.
Said it was an emergency.
What? Who?
I don't remember.
Here you go.
the gate.
- Hey, hold on. - What?
Stay close to me.
Angela. Angela, my house.
- What? - My house. We've been robbed.
Call the police and come to my place right now.
I'm-- I'm-- yeah, I'm going to do it now.
I'm going to do it now.
Okay.
I'm-- I'm so sorry.
I-- I didn't mean to scare you.
What do you want, Marty?
I-- I-- I want to apologize.
For-- for the other night, I...
I-- I-- I know you're going through a lot,
and-- and me acting like a stupid jerk
doesn't help.
I-- I messed up. I messed up. I...
And we-- we don't have to go out or whatever, but...
I would like to be your friend.
Okay.
Do you think they'll let us look through the 100-inch telescope?
I don't know.
I think that's reserved for the cosmetologist.
Cosmologist.
Cosmetologist work on makeup and stuff.
Well, two very important jobs.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- You look great. - Thank you. I feel great.
We're going to the observatory today.
- Can you come with us? - No, sorry, but I can't.
I have some very important business to take care of today.
Lily, are you going to take that settlement?
No.
As a matter of fact, I'm going to head to Pastmore Labs.
I'm going to get a copy of that patent filing,
and then I'm going to sue them.
Look--
I'm not waiting anymore for somebody to do the right thing.
Lily.
Eat your breakfast.
Lily, I really think you need to reconsider this.
They could hurt you or, God forbid, Kevin.
If they're half as bad as you say they are,
you don't want to mess with them.
I've already spoken to a lawyer this morning.
She agreed to take my case on contingency.
She's putting Pastmore on notice.
And she's also going to talk to the district attorney
about investigating them.
I doubt that will scare them.
Everybody is going to know what they did.
- Don't worry about me. - I'm really worried.
Bye, Kev. I'll see you later, okay?
Bye, Mom. Have a good day.
I'm going to have a great day.
- Good morning. Can I help you? - Yes.
Is there a problem with your bathroom?
I don't know what you mean.
I don't want to be too descriptive,
but there is water
and everything else leaking all over the place.
Hmm. Really?
Yeah. It's pretty terrible.
Just got these new shoes. They almost got ruined.
I'll go take a look real quick.
- I'll be right back. - Thank you.
Okay.
Wait.
Mrs. Xu.
- Oh, my gosh. Okay. - That is my property.
- Mrs. Xu. - Okay.
- This is theft. - Come on. Come on.
- Come on. I just had this fixed. - Call the police.
- Come on. - Open this door.
- Good, good, good. Good. Good. - Mrs. Xu.
- Give me-- Open this door. - Okay.
- Okay. We're going. - Mrs. Xu. Mrs. Xu.
- We're going. We're going. - Stop.
- Okay. - Mrs. Xu.
Mrs. Xu.
Hello, Dr. Morgan.
She stole the documents.
She came into the building and took them.
What the hell is going on, Angela?
I tried to dissuade her, but I swear I didn't know--
I didn't know what else she was going to do.
Angela, you need to stop her.
I don't care how you do it.
If I hear one more thing about Lily Xu,
you can forget about your salary,
and you can forget about your house!
Hi, Angela. It's me again.
I need to talk to you. Can you please call me back?
We were supposed to go the night he died.
Don't you remember?
That night he got called in to work.
He was at home. And someone called.
Said it was an emergency.
Hey, um--
Hey, listen, I can-- I can't talk right now.
- I-- I-- Yeah. - What-- what's going on?
Kevin's in trouble.
He's with Angela and she used to work for Pastmore.
I think she had my husband
go to the lab on the night he died,
and I don't know what that means,
but she has my son.
Okay, wait, you-- you need to call the police or something.
I don't want her to do something crazy.
If she sees the police,
I just don't know what she's going to do.
I just need to talk to her,
but she's not answering her phone!
Did you know if you stacked up French fries
one on top of the other,
it would take 4.5 billion fries to reach the moon?
Wow.
That's really interesting.
It's a quarter of a million miles away.
That's a lot of French fries.
You get a lot of calls.
I'm popular.
Would you call me if I had a phone?
I would definitely call you.
All the time.
It was you.
I don't understand.
You were supposed to have set the patent application in
a month ago.
Damn it, Angela! This is my life's work!
You called the night my dad died.
It must have been someone else.
No.
I remember he said your name.
He said, "Damn it, Angela."
Uh...
you know I'm a good person, right, Kev?
You know I would never do anything
to hurt someone on purpose.
Right?
Do you like me, Kev?
Yes.
I like you.
Good. I like you, too.
- Let's go, Kevin. - I'm still eating.
Let's--
let's go.
Come on. We can get more food later.
Come on. [indistinct].
- That's her car. - Okay. Let's go find them.
I think we need to go this way.
I don't think we're supposed to go up there.
No, I-- I know where-- where I'm going.
Come on. You're wrong.
We're not supposed to be here.
But this is the best view.
They could be anywhere.
Hey. Hey, hey, hey, calm down.
Her car is still here. We're gonna find them, okay?
Let's-- let's split up. You go that way.
- Okay. - Okay.
But it says restricted area.
Never mind that.
Come on. This is the best one.
Ow, that hurts.
Why are we here?
I don't know why. I don't know why, Kevin.
I don't know why. I don't know what I've done.
Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Excuse me, excuse me.
Have you seen a woman with blonde hair with a boy?
He's nine.
No? Okay.
Angela! Angela, stop!
- Stop! Stop! - Mom!
- Angela.
Please. We can talk about this.
I didn't mean to hurt him.
Morgan and his people wouldn't stop pushing me.
- Okay. - I was about to lose everything.
I didn't think he was gonna find out.
I'm sorry. It was an accident!
I'm sorry!
It was an accident!
Pastmore filed a week ago. How is that possible?
This happens all the time.
You knew they were working on the same thing.
That's why we needed to get our application in first.
I'm sorry.
- I forgot. - They were a year behind us.
How could they have beaten us? It's impossible.
Did you have anything to do with this, Angela?
No.
No, Ron.
- What do you mean? - You didn't get the filing in.
What?
- I told you. I just forgot. - Did you help them?
- I mean, someone here must have. - No!
No, Ron, no.
Ron, calm down.
If it doesn't work out with this drug,
then we can-- you can always do another one.
Everything went into this one. Don't you understand?
This took all my money, and money I don't even have.
Don't you see what you've done? How could you do this?
- How could you do this? - Ron!
Oh. Ron.
Ron.
No.
Ron.
No.
No. No.
No. No. No.
You just wouldn't back off.
With everything that I did to try to get you to stop,
you just wouldn't back off.
Angela, don't. Please, please.
Don't hurt my son.
He's-- he doesn't have anything to do with all of this, okay?
We can figure this out. Just-- just come back.
I don't think I can come back.
Hey, hey, easy there. Easy there.
Mom, please. You can forgive her.
I know she's sorry. She said it with her face.
I saw it. I saw it.
- Angela. - Thank you, sweetheart.
- Thank you. - Angela.
He's all I have left.
Are you okay? Are you okay?
As we've stated before, neither Dr. Morgan
nor anyone affiliated with Pastmore Laboratories LLC.
admits to any wrongdoing.
However, in a goodwill gesture to settle this case,
Dr. Morgan and Pastmore agreed to add Dr. Roland Xu
to the patent application for Ignisidine.
Additionally,
Dr. Morgan and Pastmore Laboratories LLC.
agreed to pay Mrs. Xu the following amount.
Thank you. We accept your offer.
Hi, I'd like to see
if 442 Hurst Street is on the market.
Mm-hmm.
That's right.
Thank you.
How do you change the color?
Just press this.
- Really that simple. - That's pretty amazing.
I love this program. It's easy to use.
And guess what?
Yeah?
I'm 30 days sober.
- 30 days? - Today.
I knew you could do it!
See, it doesn't hurt to try.
Thank you. I appreciate that. I...
It's a beautiful night outside.
Want to take a walk?
Yeah, let's do it.
Grab your guitar. Come on.
Hey, Chlo.
You know I love you, right?
What's up?
I know I haven't been the...
perfect father.
I know I haven't been
showing up for you.
And...
I want to get better for you.
And I'm trying. I'm trying so hard.
I know [indistinct].
I do.
Thank you.
Mom, thank you for getting the house back.
I love you so much.
I wish Dad was here to see this.
I think he is.
♪ 12 years since I found your arms ♪
♪ Spring was blossoming ♪
♪ While I set warm tears on your blue shirt ♪
♪ You wrote down your days and time flew by ♪
♪ Verses changed deep inside ♪
♪ Shield and strengthen a kind heart ♪
♪ Always the one who will bring ♪
♪ Calm after the storm ♪
♪ After the storm ♪
♪ I wish you'd stay ♪
♪ Forever more ♪
♪ Share your golden smiles everywhere ♪
♪ Hold me tight ♪
♪ Keep the rain away ♪
♪ Like sunsets hide ♪
♪ On mountain tops ♪
♪ Your love is here even when I can't see ♪
♪ Maybe this is how life should be ♪
♪ You're the love that I can't lose ♪
♪ I'll be with you rain or shine ♪
♪ Near or far our bond will rise ♪
♪ Always the one ♪
♪ Unconditionally loved ♪
♪ How it should be ♪
♪ I wish you'd stay ♪
♪ Forever more ♪
♪ Share your golden smiles everywhere ♪
♪ Hold me tight ♪
♪ Keep the rain away ♪
♪ Like sunsets hide ♪
♪ On mountain tops ♪
♪ Your love is here even when I can't see ♪
♪ Maybe this is how life should be ♪
♪ How life should be ♪