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- Hi, Wayne. - So where's the birthday girl?
Well, it's 8:00 in the morning, Wayne,
so she's getting ready for school.
Yeah, could you get her for me, Pam, please?
- I have to go to work. - And she's gotta go to school.
Pam, please, come on.
Honey, it's your dad.
- Hi, dad. - Hey, you.
- I really gotta go. - Whoa, wait a minute,
wait a minute.
Let me at least say, uh, happy birthday.
Did you get what I sent you?
Mm-hmm, yeah, they're great. Thanks.
I mean, those are the boots you wanted, right?
- That's what your mom told me. - Mm-hmm, yeah, no, I love them.
- Thank you. - So, 18.
Man, I can't believe it, Robyn.
You were born, I blinked my eyes, and now you're 18.
Yeah, blink again and I'll be 50.
I'm just sayin', I can't believe how fast the time goes.
Yeah, no, me neither. Listen, I really gotta go.
Whoa, homie, wait up.
I haven't seen you for three months.
Give me some more time here, yeah?
What's going on with you?
I don't know, three more months'
worth of stuff, I guess.
Details, honey, I need details.
Dad, what difference does it make?
School, friends, you know, stuff.
I don't really keep notes for these
once-in-a-while conversations.
Whoa, Robyn.
I'm sorry, forget it. How are you?
You never used to be like this.
I'm just running late. I really gotta go.
It's not a good time, but we'll talk again, soon.
Yeah, great. When can you make time?
Dad, come on. When can you make time?
Just coordinate something with mom, okay?
Okay, honey, I'll do that.
All right, love.
Get the hell out of my way!
Sir, please put the bottle down
and we can talk.
I'm guessing this is why you called me?
Yes, sir, he's been drinking since midnight.
- Bartender cut him off. - And here we are.
- Yes, sir. - All right, thanks.
Buddy, you gotta go.
Like hell I do.
I was just sittin' there, minding my business.
Doesn't really matter anymore. You've been asked to leave.
I ain't leavin' until I get the beer that I ordered!
Right.
I need you to put the bottle down.
Buddy, if you want it so bad,
why don't you come here and take it?
Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!
- Oh! - Are you done?
Yes, sir. Yes, yes, sir. Oh!
Oh! Oh!
I had an impulse.
You're living in a different era, Wayne.
People don't just show up anymore.
You know, they call first.
Yeah, but...
that would have given you the chance to tell me not to come.
I wanted to see Robyn, yeah.
You don't usually make a personal
appearance for these things.
Yeah, well...
when we spoke on the phone yesterday, she was cold
to me, so...
Is she all right?
As far as I know.
You're looking good.
I guess marriage agrees with you.
Well, what can I say? No more sleepless nights.
But I'd be lying if I didn't acknowledge
that my second marriage is going very well.
Hmm.
And where is Mr. Wonderful?
In Saudi Arabia, meeting with a client.
He's got clients in Saudi Arabia?
The Crown Prince.
Right.
So he's doing well.
Very well.
Message received, Pam.
Hey.
Be nice.
What are you doing here? We talked yesterday.
Wasn't much of a talk.
Let me guess. You wanna reminisce?
- Robyn. - Mom.
Robyn.
Let's get some fresh air.
I got you somethin'.
You already got me the boots.
College basketball tickets?
Yes, yes, yes, for you and me.
Today? Why?
What do you mean, why? Why not?
We used to go all the time.
Yeah, when I was eight, dad.
Thought it might be fun, Robyn.
When was the last time you and I did somethin' together?
Probably when I was eight.
Look, I'm just not used to you randomly showing up like this.
I don't know what reaction you're expecting from me.
Oh, for God's sakes, Robyn.
It's... I missed you.
It's that simple. Can't that be reason enough?
- You're not sick, right, dad? - I'm not sick. I just...
Oh.
I wanted to see you. It's been a few months.
And that's on me. And I just...
I don't know. I'm-I'm-I'm...
I'm startin' to feel like I should make more of an effort.
- Now? - Why not now?
If not now, when?
Ten years ago would have been nice.
Your mother asked me to leave. So I left.
I would have stayed. I wanted to stay.
- So it's mom's fault. - No, no, no, no, no.
That-that's, that's not what I'm saying. I'm just...
Oh...
Things...
things happened, Robyn. And I, I...
Listen, you're my daughter.
I miss you and love you.
And maybe we can...
maybe we can just start with that and then
and see where it goes.
Can we do that? Can, can you do that?
I miss you too.
Great.
So we have somethin' in common.
- Hmm. - Okay.
Okay, so we'll go to the game.
I'm gonna have a hot dog.
You'll get that nasty vegan food you like.
I'll talk. You'll talk.
We'll solve the world's problems.
It's gonna be great.
Fine.
- We'll go to the game. - All right.
Don't you miss this?
We're at the game, homie.
Dad, there's something I gotta tell you.
Yeah?
I kinda hate basketball.
Whoa.
When did you start kinda hating basketball?
Well, I mean, I never really liked it.
- I just thought it was boring. - Boring?
Well, yeah, I mean, it's just running
back and forth, up and down the court.
And, "Oh, gee, he's got the ball."
And, "Hey, look, now he's got the ball."
And it just keeps going and going
and going for, like, hours.
You used to be all smiles when we would come here.
You weren't having a good time?
Well, yeah, I was having a good time.
I was a little girl spending time with her dad.
Dad, if you start to cry...
That was really nice, Robyn.
And, yes, I think I might, I think I might cry.
Oh, my God.
- I'm lovin' those boots. - Thanks.
- They were a birthday present. - Well, happy birthday.
Whenever I get nice boots, they kill my feet.
Yeah, that's usually the trade-off, right?
Always.
But not these. I could walk in these all day.
- Honey, can we just, you know... - Dad.
I'm sorry. We're just tryin' to get to our seats.
Are you done?
What's your problem?
You.
Sorry, dad.
I thought she was a full-grown woman.
What? Just goin' to the game, that's all.
That was unbelievably rude.
- I didn't like her. - She was perfectly nice.
I'm sorry. I guess I just...
wanted you all to myself today.
Honestly, dad, it would have been nice if you'd asked
what I wanted to do today.
What did you want to do?
Stay home. Play chess.
Oh.
- What? - No, nothing. I just...
When was the last time we played chess?
This time.
No way. Is this the, um--
The queen that I threw across the living room?
When you almost decapitated your mother.
I was eight. I was having a little tantrum.
It was a meltdown, honey.
Okay, so let's play,
and I can prove to you that my game,
as well as my temperament, has vastly improved.
I admire your optimism.
- But no. - Well, why not?
Because you overreact when you lose.
People change, dad. They grow.
Maybe not you, but most people.
And what is that supposed to mean?
You infantilize me.
You treat me like a child, but I'm 18.
Why are you so angry with me, Robyn?
I mean...
- Seriously, why? - You really wanna know?
Yeah, especially if you're gonna start off that way.
Because you gave up on me.
- I never gave up on you. - You disappeared.
You moved to another city.
How else do you wanna look at it?
Robyn, I...
It was the first job offer I had.
And it...
it was only a couple of hours away from here.
A couple of hours is a long time when you need your dad.
Listen, if I thought you needed me, then I...
I...
I was going through...
some stuff, Robyn.
- A young girl died because I-- - Yeah, I know that, dad.
I know a girl died.
You quit SWAT. But you had me.
And you had mom.
- I'm going to the washroom. - Robyn, I...
Excuse me.
I'm sorry.
Great job, dad.
- Hey, Boots. - Oh, hi.
Dad let you go to the ladies all by yourself?
Ugh...
He's overprotective, huh?
He just has this thing with new people sometimes.
My dad was the same way.
Sometimes you just gotta push back a little.
Let him know who's in charge.
Oh!
Oh, my God, I am so sorry.
- It's okay. - No, I should not be
allowed out of the house.
- It's fine, really. It'll dry. - You know what?
- Let me make it up to you. - It's okay.
My husband and I, we have a private box upstairs.
I've got stuff up there I can help you get cleaned up.
It's really, I'm fine. It's fine, really.
Honey, you should not smell like a bar all day, please.
It'll take five minutes.
- Okay. - Okay, okay.
Come, come, come, come, come, come.
Your wife is a klutz.
What'd you do to this poor thing?
I shared my beer with her.
Oh, that was generous.
Hi, I'm Robyn.
Nice to meet you, Robyn. Where's Batman?
This is my husband, Lucas. He thinks he's a comedian.
Here, this is better than paper towel.
Thank you.
Let's get Robyn a drink, huh?
I mean, better one in you than on you.
I should be getting back to my dad.
He'd be wondering where I am.
Why don't we invite him up here?
- Really? - Yeah.
We've got the room, and you're not gonna get
a better view of the game.
- Okay. - It's the least we can do.
I'll go grab him.
- What are you drinkin'? - Um...
Vodka soda.
- Dad won't mind? - Daughter doesn't care.
Oh.
Have a seat.
Have you ever watched a game in a private box before?
No, but if you gotta do basketball
it's not too shabby. Thanks.
What, did your dad drag you here?
Yeah.
What seat is he in?
Uh, row 34, seat...
- I don't remember. - It's okay, I'll go.
I remember what he looks like.
Just let me finish my drink first.
He can wait. Right, Robyn?
Robyn!
Sir, could you close the door please?
Yeah, sorry, just lookin' for my daughter.
Here, let me get you another drink.
Sure.
So, where's mom tonight?
She's at home.
She has a new husband now.
Hmm. You got a boyfriend?
Why are you assumin' I'm into guys?
Oh, okay. You got a girlfriend?
I'm into guys.
Nope.
Neither either at the moment.
Neither either.
Hard to believe.
Beautiful girl, beautiful body.
Hey, you guys aren't a...
couple of, you know...
What? Freaks?
I bet boys go crazy over you.
My dad is a cop-type person.
Hey, where is he?
Weren't you gonna go?
Mm-hmm. In a minute.
I feel like he should really know where I am.
- I should really get going now. - Oh, no.
Just relax. You're in good hands.
What the hell did you do to me? What--?
Come on.
Excuse me. I'm sorry.
Excuse me, excuse me. I'm sorry.
No, no, Come on, Robyn, come on, Robyn.
Don't do this to me.
Too much vodka, not enough soda.
Excuse me.
Come on, let's go.
- I'm going. - Let's go.
Yeah, can you just put that out
as a general announcement?
Robyn Edwards, Robyn Edwards.
Please meet your father at the security booth
in Concourse section thirty.
No, Wayne, I already told you she hasn't called me
back yet, I've already checked in with
all of her friends I can think of.
I'm starting to get worried.
I'm here, Pam. I'm still searching.
Pam, I'll call you back.
There she is, right there.
She's with that woman.
Speed it up a little.
- Where's that go? - Just give me one second.
Upper levels, private boxes, where?
- I'm workin' on it. - Work faster, man!
Scrub ahead.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!
Tell me this isn't happening.
Reverse angle on that SUV.
I'm sorry, but we don't have that.
Of course you don't.
Because these guys are smart and efficient.
They know exactly what they're doin'.
They've done it before.
It's not the clearest of pictures.
If I could see them better, I'd have something maybe.
The video in these places is always useless.
I don't even know why they bother.
What about the names?
The names on the private box.
- Oh, they were BS. - Well, put out an APB.
We don't have a plate number.
Make, model, color..
- Do your job, Tommy! - Wayne, that's enough.
She was a random girl at a basketball game.
Let's not delude ourselves as to what's going on here.
Listen, I'm not trying to downplay this, okay?
I'm not. Edwards, you were a cop.
You have to look at this how a cop would.
She's 18. It's only been a short time since she's been gone.
We can't look at everybody's daughter
who isn't calling home as a kidnapping.
What do you think is happening right there?
We got a teenage girl leaving a basketball event
with some people that she met.
But Robyn wouldn't leave with strangers.
I'm not saying that she would.
Maybe she had one too many.
- It happens. - Oh, my God.
Maybe she and dad just had a fight.
Oh, give me a break.
Edwards, Pam, I promise you we'll do everything that we can.
I will get the word out.
I'll be looking for a black SUV that fits this description.
For right now...
all you can do is keep an eye on your phones.
Pam, let's go.
This is a waste of our time.
Hey! Hey!
Let me go!
- That's not happening. - Let me go!
- Enough! - Pull over! Let me out!
- Please, let me out! - I said enough!
Let me out!
Do yourself a favor.
Start acting like a lady.
Next time, listen.
Pam, you have to stop calling her.
You're wasting your time.
Hey, it's Robyn
Something very clever. Leave a message.
Robyn, honey, it's me again. I need you to call me.
She's not gonna call, Pam.
Well, I'm gonna keep trying her anyway.
You're wasting your time!
Well, what am I supposed to do, Wayne?
Nothing?
Is that what you want me to do, huh? Nothing?
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Pam.
I'm sorry.
Wayne, maybe she's just angry with you.
She is angry with me.
Okay, well, maybe she's just, you know, trying to punish you.
Give you a scare because you made her angry.
Does that sound like Robyn?
May-maybe. I don't know.
You don't think the cops are gonna be
able to help us, do you?
No.
You were SWAT!
What would you do, Wayne?
- Oh, Pam. - Forget the cops, then.
Look at me. I want you to look at me.
I need you to understand something.
That...
That little girl...
she's everything I've ever wanted.
We made her.
You and me.
I need you to bring her home to me, Wayne.
I don't care what you have to do, okay?
Anyone or anything that gets in your way...
I want you to make them regret their life choices.
I'm giving you permission.
I'll let you know when I'm done.
Freeze!
Take the shot.
This is endless.
But Tommy said this was the best place to start.
What are the odds you're gonna find her in all of this?
Well, zero if I don't search 'em, Pam, so...
I don't know, maybe someone's seen her
maybe someone's heard about her.
You know, Wayne, you don't have to stay at a hotel.
I've got plenty of space here.
Well...
I'm already here, Pammy.
And besides, a hotel is perfect for...
for what I have to do.
Robyn must be so scared.
Why don't you get some sleep, Pam?
I'll try.
Call me in the morning.
First thing.
Goodnight.
This is Desiree.
- You looking for a girl? - That's what I'm looking for.
We have a few girls you might be interested in.
Depending on the kind of night you're looking for.
We got some girls day and night...
You're gonna stay here for a little while.
We'll feed you, get you into something more comfortable.
Maybe do something with that hair.
Who are you?
You're gonna give up on the idea
of fighting back.
You're gonna do what you're told.
And eventually,
you're gonna make peace with your situation.
Can you please tell my mom and dad that I'm alive?
That I'm okay?
They're not part of your life anymore.
The quicker you get that into your head,
the easier this whole thing's gonna be.
For all of us.
Why don't you go ahead and take a shower?
There's clothes in there, just choose what fits.
And I'll be back up in a bit with some food.
Ah!
Hi. I'm Splendid.
All right.
Come on in.
- You want some coffee? - No.
But I will have some of that.
You look a little ragged.
You don't have anything I'm gonna catch, do you?
I haven't been sleeping much, that's all.
Well then, I can help you relax.
- What are you looking for? - My daughter.
Wow! Wow, okay. That's, that's new.
So, um, how do you wanna get started?
I wanna ask you a few questions.
Yes, I'm over 18.
My daughter was kidnapped.
Okay, uh, I don't, I'm sorry, I don't know anything about that.
I've already talked to a dozen other women
in your line of work.
Intelligent eyes.
- Have you seen her? - I don't think so.
Why don't you look again? Please?
The women I know haven't been kidnapped.
Maybe you know someone who knows someone.
Hey, are we, are we doing something or not?
No.
Ask around, please.
Well, um, I can't go yet.
I haven't been here that long and...
- Dante is probably watching. - Dante?
Oh.
- He's your, um-- - Yeah.
It's bad for the business if girls are robbing dates.
Bad for me.
Um, all right, um, hang out,
have another drink if you want.
How do you know she was kidnapped?
I took her to a basketball game.
Two people drugged her, a man and a woman,
and then they shoved her into the back of an SUV like
she was trash.
- You go to the cops? - I used to be a cop.
- Used to? - Past tense, yes.
I'm doing this one on my own.
- Why? - Because she's my daughter.
I'm not waiting on them.
Okay. A man of determination.
Rare.
- What kind of cop were you? - SWAT, actually.
That tracks. You have the look.
And what look would that be?
A look that says I've killed people.
You have a dark cloud looming over you.
And so much more than your daughter being gone.
You do what I do for as long as I've done it,
and you see things in people.
Why don't you take a seat?
It's okay.
Take a seat.
And I'm gonna get you that coffee.
You're young.
How long you been doing this?
So you want me to share my sad story,
but you don't wanna share yours?
Yeah, I've... I've overstayed my welcome.
I guess I've had quicker dates.
Hey, um... why just the queen?
Um...
Belongs to Robyn. My daughter.
- You play chess? - Yeah, right.
No.
It just reminds me of this flower.
Blooms once a year, at night.
Wilts by dawn.
I hope you find your daughter.
All right, it's all set.
- When? - Thursday.
Dodge still bitching about the price?
Dodge can bitch all he wants.
He doesn't pay our quote, he doesn't get the girl.
Hey...
- Later. - She can wait.
Later.
I'm not hungry.
Oh, come on. Let's not waste a steak.
- What are those? - Just some vitamins.
I don't believe you.
Okay.
They're mostly vitamins and something to help you sleep.
That's okay.
- You should do what we tell you. - Or what?
You know, you're not the first girl to come through here
who's put up a fight.
Sweetheart, I know this is rough.
I would not want to be sitting where you are either.
But this is just a part of the world we live in.
There are rich, powerful people out there
and they get what they want.
And you help them do it.
This is just where I landed in life.
I won't bore you with my story, but right now
this is your reality and you are a feisty one
and I cannot have that.
So I need you to take these pills.
And I'm saying no.
Okay, Robyn.
Okay, here it is.
If you don't volunteer to take your pills
then you're volunteering for some time
with Lucas in the basement.
Now Lucas, he knows all kinds of ways
to cause a person pain without leaving a mark.
And if that fails, he starts leaving marks.
If you have marks on you, you are no good to anybody.
And you do not wanna get to the point
where you're no good to anybody.
Take your pills.
It's okay, Robyn. Really.
Good girl. Okay.
Lift your tongue for me.
Thank you.
Hey, Pam.
So anything?
No. Nothing.
How are you holdin' up?
Not good.
I...
I called every friend of hers I can think of. I...
Old boyfriends. I checked her social media.
Nothing.
I just...
I decided to drive.
Just... driving through the neighborhood,
peering into windows
as if she could possibly be there and...
and then I panicked,
and I thought, what if she just comes home?
What... what if she just comes home and I'm not there?
So I... I raced back here.
And I feel sick.
I know.
I'm...
spinning my wheels too.
And time is somethin' we don't have on our side.
You know, Wayne, if I...
if I have to trust anyone to get her back, it's you.
I was there, Pam.
I was... there when she was taken and I...
I didn't prevent it.
How could you have prevented it?
That goddamn woman. I read her right.
I knew something was off with her and she just...
I never should have let Robyn leave on her own.
She's 18, Wayne.
You can't watch her every second.
Yeah.
I know you doubt yourself.
I know accidentally killing that young girl
all those years ago haunts you.
Haunts your thoughts.
Don't let it.
It's done. It's...
it's past, just, you know
get your head out of what you can't change
and focus on what you're best at.
Just be Wayne Edwards again.
That's what I need from you.
That's what Robyn needs from you.
Queen of the Night.
That's the name of the flower
you mentioned to me this mornin'.
You know, I actually had to look it up.
Good on you.
What can I do for you?
I think I know what happened to your daughter.
I don't know.
They seemed harmless. They had a private box.
We were at a basketball game with
like a million other people.
Why would I think something would happen?
- And they drugged you? - Yeah.
Slipped somethin' in my drink.
That's the same thing you said happened
to your daughter, right?
Ashley, tell him about the house.
It was just some random farmhouse.
Random...
doesn't help me.
See, I-I, I need more than that. I need specifics.
I don't know what to tell you, mister.
It was in the middle of nowhere.
After a few days,
they handed me off to some other people.
Shipped me out of the country.
- That was that. - That was what?
You need me to draw you a goddamn picture?
After a few years, she was dumped onto the street.
Got too old for him, I guess.
Why didn't you go back to your family?
For a minute, I did.
- Couldn't deal being there. - Why not?
I was an addict at that point.
No money, no friends.
You don't just come out of something like that
and return to normal.
You know, I went back to doing what I knew how to do.
You saw these people, Ashley.
You saw 'em, right?
You know what they look like. Why not go to the police?
Tell 'em what?
Search the state for a nice-looking couple?
It was years ago.
Could be that couple over there, from what I remember.
The farmhouse?
Can you... guess how long it took you to get there?
Couldn't have been in their car for more than an hour.
Maybe two.
You remember seeing anything like a,
like a shopping bag with the name of a store on it?
- No. - What about a grocery bag?
No, I never saw nothing like that.
Did you listen to the radio?
Maybe you heard the name of a radio station.
They kept me on drugs.
They didn't give me no radio,
no TV, no internet, nothing.
I need the name of something, Ashley!
Okay?
Something to help me locate these people,
locate where this place might be.
Think.
Please.
There was this water pipe that blew up.
I think it was around Halloween, maybe.
Anyway, they had to call in a plumber.
Saw his truck out the window.
Some stupid name on it, like
Plopsick or Gloppy-something.
I don't know.
Okay.
Anything else?
This is gonna sound crazy,
but one night I thought I saw a flying pig.
That's all I can remember.
Sorry.
It's okay, Ashley.
Thank you for your time.
♪ I'll pretend
Plumbology, Pedro's Plumbing.
Blue Water Pipe Works.
Yeah?
This Mr. Edwards?
Who is this?
I'm a guy who might have some information you'd be
interested in about a young lady.
Is she all right?
Oh, she is for now.
Okay, how do we keep it that way?
Well, how most things handle
in the free market system.
Just give me a dollar amount.
I'm gonna give you an address
and we're gonna meet tonight.
See?
Behave yourself, you don't have to stay
locked up in that room all the time.
I hope you like Chinese.
- Everybody likes Chinese. - Mmh.
There was the best Chinese place
by the hospital I used to work at.
Did I tell you I used to be a nurse?
Yeah.
Then there was an incident
and I had to find a new line of work, so... here we are.
Come on, Robyn. Gotta eat something.
I liked being a nurse. I did.
But every now and again, I would get a stubborn patient
that wouldn't take their pills.
I could always tell
they were doing what they were told.
Because their reaction time slowed.
Mmh.
Robyn...
look at me.
Look at me.
Hey.
Look at those teeny tiny pupils.
Perfectly normal, just like your reaction time.
I gave you every chance, Robyn.
And I really like your spirit. I do.
And out there in the real world, oh, honey,
I would want you as my very best friend.
We're not out there.
And unfortunately, now
you're gonna have to learn that another way.
You can't torture me into going along with this.
Sweetheart... we do it all the time.
No bruising, please.
I know.
- Come on. Come on. - No, no, no!
Come on!
You Edwards?
What did you do to her?
You look like an educated man.
- What does it look like? - What do you want?
- Money, you owe me. - I don't owe you any money.
You went on like a three-hour dinner with her.
You didn't, you didn't pay me for that.
- You all right? - Hey, I'll talk to her.
I didn't give you permission to talk to her.
Permission?
Pull out your wallet.
I said pull out your wallet.
Just tell me how much.
Your wallet is how much?
I thought robbing your customers
was bad for business, Dante.
Mmh, yeah, well, like Splendid here tells me
you're not a real customer anyhow.
I mean, what kind of man buys a piece of ass just to talk?
What kind of man beats up women?
You got about five seconds to hand that wallet over.
Let's take it easy.
Let's stay real calm.
- Are you okay? - Oh, no, no. Uh-uh.
You, you sure?
Let's get out of here.
- Come on. - No, no, no! Look, Edward!
Dante!
Come on! Let's go.
I'm sorry, Edward.
Come on, move!
So what did he say?
Not much.
Pam, when the doctor says, "Can I speak with you for a minute?"
he usually has some pretty important things to talk about.
He was giving me instructions...
on what to do when you come home.
He assumed we were living together
because you referred to me as your wife.
- I said that? - Evidently.
How did you end up here?
I showed a man grace.
I won't make that mistake again.
- What is it? - Why did you leave?
Ten years ago, why did you leave?
Are we really gonna do this?
Have this conversation?
You asked me to leave.
Maybe you don't remember it that way, but...
that's the way it happened.
What I remember...
is watching the light in your eyes go out.
What I remember...
is watching you drink yourself into oblivion.
Punishing yourself for an accident.
I got tired of waiting for you to heal, Wayne.
Yeah.
I got a lead.
Tell me.
There was this girl
taken like Robyn was.
She didn't know where they took her,
but it's a lead and I'm gonna follow it.
Yeah, but she got away.
That's something to hope for.
She's alive. She's okay, right?
Pam, this girl is not okay.
All I saw was Robyn...
sitting there, if I don't...
I'm out of here first thing in the morning.
I, um... I called around until I could find out where you were.
I'm really sorry, Edwards.
Dante, he, um...
he beat me until I gave him your name.
Um...
I, um, I got your wallet back.
Uh, I s... I stole it from him when he was sleeping.
I'm not going back to him, Edwards.
Good choice.
The doctors are letting you go already?
Doctors don't get a say.
Do you even know where you're going?
Gopnik's plumbing.
Spent half a night on my phone.
That's the closest sounding name
I found to what your friend said.
GPS puts it a little over two hours east of here.
Do you want me to call Ashley, see if she recognizes it?
Lots of farmhouses out there. That might help.
I'm coming with you.
No, you're not.
I need to get out of here. Dante has eyes all over this town.
He'll never find me a couple hours east.
And I'll take a bus out from there.
I just need a ride out of town.
That's all I'm asking.
Please.
Let's go.
You don't think Dante's following us, do you?
I would know if we picked up a tail.
As far as Dante is concerned, we're off the grid.
We're an hour outside of the city now.
Speak of the devil.
He's already left me like ten voicemails.
Yeah, well, he probably doesn't even know you left town yet.
Tell you what I'm wondering.
How does someone like you end up
working with someone like him?
He beat up some guy that was harassing me.
Not gonna lie, a guy comes to your rescue and...
you wanna pay him back for that kind of protection.
And at the time, it was nice to have someone to watch over me.
Someone to keep me safe.
He kept you safe with lies.
You don't know.
Do you think people ever change?
You sound like my daughter.
You got a family?
Got mom and dad?
I ran off when I was 12.
Got tired of my dad getting drunk and kicking my ass.
What about your mom?
I did what I had to do to survive.
People spend their entire lives
reacting to the bad stuff that happens in it.
I don't wanna be one of those people anymore.
How many times do you need to hear it before it sinks in?
I can't give you that kind of information.
I'm not asking you for your entire client list, Mr. Gopnik.
It's one house, okay? One.
I just need to talk to the people who live there.
This is so sad.
Would you stop touching my plants?
I'm just saying hello.
It was four years ago. Around Halloween, she said.
You went out there to fix a busted pipe.
Four years ago or four minutes ago,
a man develops trust with his customer base or he loses 'em.
No one has to know where I got the information from.
If it wasn't important, I wouldn't be asking you.
No.
Hey.
You got a family?
Yeah.
Wife and two girls.
What would you do if someone took one of them away from you?
You would do whatever you had to do
to get 'em back. Right?
My daughter was abducted, Mr. Gopnik.
And I need your help.
Buddy, you need a cop, not a plumber.
Can I give your plant water?
She's very dry.
Do you have water back there?
I can grab a cup, I don't mind.
Forget the water, we're leaving.
I'd be surprised if he didn't have a crap security system.
We could always just come back tonight.
Check his calendar from four years ago, late October.
- You stole that man's phone? - Yes, I stole that man's phone.
How are we gonna open it?
Pop out the SIM card, connect it to a laptop.
All the information should come up in folders.
Or we can just enter in the PIN.
Or we could just do that.
How are you holding up, kitten?
Not so good.
- You gonna be a good girl? - Mm-hmm. Yes.
How do I know that for sure?
I-I swear.
I don't know.
You haven't been here that long.
- You're a tough one, aren't you? - No, I'm not.
I'm sorry.
Maybe too hydrated. Yeah.
Little longer, a couple more visits from Lucas, no water.
No, Donna, please!
I'll be good, I'll do whatever you say.
I swear.
Little longer.
It's not this one either.
We need to keep moving.
How do you know?
Where's the next one?
- It's getting dark, Edward. - I can see in the dark.
- Where's the next one? - Hey...
You look like you're about to fall over.
I mean... did you even sleep last night?
I just...
I need to keep moving. Robyn needs me.
Well, even if this was the right house,
you're not in any shape to do anything about it.
No food, no sleep.
Hey...
Come on, we'll just...
We'll start early tomorrow.
- What's that? - A sedative. Like the pills.
But you can't be trusted with those, can you?
- Don't stick me with that. - You want out of here, right?
This is how we gotta do it. Come on, give me your arm.
Give me your arm.
Oh, you're gonna regret that.
Bathroom's all yours.
Are you, are you okay?
- We're gonna find Robyn. - Mm-hmm.
You know, you were right about me.
Before what you, what you said before about, um...
about me killing people.
There was this guy in a restaurant.
He had someone at gunpoint. I had the shot.
I took the shot.
I put a round straight through him.
That round kept going and hit a 14-year-old girl
in a back corner. I, I, uh...
I didn't see her.
I, I didn't see her.
The guy lived.
She died.
You know that's not your fault.
Yeah.
Yeah, well, it wasn't hers either, know what I mean?
There's a family...
out there...
that's gonna spend the rest of their lives...
wondering why...
"Why my daughter?"
Uh...
So listen, I wanna thank you for your help.
But the deal was, I get you out of town
and put you on a bus, right?
- What? - Take it.
Get a bus ticket, start a new life.
Get as far away from here as possible.
You, you can't say I haven't helped you.
You, you and me, we make a good team.
You and me are not a team.
Okay?
Take it, please.
Why are you doing this?
Come on, you can't do this by yourself.
We can, we can do this together.
Will you just stop?!
Uh, I mean, what are you thinking, huh?
That what? We're gonna be partners?
Roaming the country, solving crimes, things like that?
I mean, I mean it...
it kind of sounds like fun.
This isn't fun!
This isn't a game!
Do you really think I wanna be here
with you doing this?
All I wanna do is find my little girl.
That's all I wanna do!
So, tomorrow...
you're gonna go your way and I'm gonna go mine.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Hey! Hey!
Are you kidding me?
Hey. Oh.
Oh, my God, I-I need help!
What the hell are you doing out here?
No!
What are you doing here?
You wanna believe you're a bad man.
You're not. You're a good man who's been damaged.
And... I wish I could have had a dad like you.
I thought you were gone.
I went to grab breakfast.
You could have brought me something.
Oh, uh, I did.
The flying pig.
Guy at the counter says they have a billboard.
Let's go.
I guess your friend really did see a flying pig.
This is it.
So I guess I'm not as useless as you think.
I never said you were useless.
You did good.
Real good.
So... should we call the police?
No. No, they're gonna need a warrant.
Flying pig won't be enough
and Robyn doesn't have that kind of time.
Well, why don't I just go up there
and pretend I'm lost?
I mean if she's there--
I'm gonna take over now
and I really need for you to stay right here.
But I could just, I--
If something ever happened to you
I would never forgive myself.
Okay?
Thank you.
How did you find me here?
I can find you within four feet
on anywhere on this damn planet.
Though it did take me a minute to realize you were avoiding me.
- I don't have time for this. - Make time.
Let's go. Keep walking.
It was my decision to leave. He had nothing to do with it.
Now, let's go through there.
Yo, let's go through there.
Leave him here.
You leave him here and I'll go back with you.
Oh, like you have a choice.
You underestimated my tenacity.
I'm not gonna deal with your ass.
Oh, no, don't worry. I ain't gonna kill you.
You make me too much money,
but when I'm done with you girl...
Mmh. You're gonna wish I had.
Dante...
I think this might be a good opportunity for us to speak.
- Oh, you do. - I do.
I really do.
And against my better judgement...
I'm gonna give you a second chance.
I get you now, man.
I get it. You're like delusional.
You truly believe that you're in control.
That's where I come in and tell you, you ain't.
No, no, no, no, no, no! No, no--
Your first mistake was getting too close to me.
If you hadn't you'd still have this gun.
There wouldn't be much I could do.
No!
Memories, Dante.
Memories give us meaning.
They shape us.
So you can either stay down or you can get up.
But if you get up, I'm gonna give you a memory
that's gonna stay with you.
It's your choice.
What are you gonna do with that?
I don't want him coming after me anymore, Edwards.
No.
I want him gone.
Back in the hotel room
you said you wish that you would have had a dad like me.
Did you mean it?
You've had a lifetime of people taking things away
from you, I won't be another one.
This is your choice, what you do is up to you.
Good choice.
You have to go.
I'll be fine.
Hey.
Don't die on me.
Damn it.
Move, you die.
Scream, you die.
Understand?
I understand.
Who else is in the house?
Nobody.
I don't believe you.
Lie to me...
and you die.
Let's go.
Inside.
Where is she?
- Who? - Where is she?!
I already told you there's nobody here.
Take me to the basement.
Now.
How many times do I have to tell you, I don't know where she is.
- Yes, you do. - Oh, God.
I never go to the drop.
I never asked you that.
I need to know where this drop is.
Yeah.
What's your name?
- Donna. - Donna.
Donna, I'm gonna tell you a story.
Hopefully by the end...
you'll realize the futility of your situation.
Long before I joined the police, before SWAT...
I used to be with special forces.
Spent time in Botswana,
Chad, Somalia.
The thing is...
there were two types of people
who showed an aptitude for the job I had.
The first type scores high on diplomacy,
lawful interrogation.
Then there was the second type, Donna.
Meaner.
The type that uses a scalpel...
to get the information they need.
And which type were you?
Neither one.
No, neither one.
I was the, um...
third type.
The one they never talk about.
You're lucky I didn't shoot you right then and there
for what you did to my wife.
- Dodge. - Finally.
I'm not late, you son of a bitch.
Damn, Lucas.
Nicely done.
Where's my money?
This gentleman's gonna drive you to an airfield
and you're just a plane ride away from your final stop.
It's the same as before.
The nicer you treat everyone, nicer they're gonna treat you.
I guess they're not gonna treat me very nice.
You never broke me, Lucas.
This one gonna give me trouble?
Just keep the cuffs on her. You'll be all right.
Get out of the van!
Now, now, now!
Man, you got the wrong idea.
I want you to open the back of the van.
I've got my keys right here.
Do it slowly.
- Robyn? - Dad?
Robyn, honey, are you okay?
It's okay. All right? I'm here.
Unlock my daughter.
Stop!
Robyn, don't.
Dad, help me!
Dad!
- Dad! - Shut up!
Dad, over here!
I said shut up.
Can't you see he'll keep coming!
I don't care if he's gonna keep coming.
Oh, you're coming with me one way or the other.
Let's go. Let's go!
Hey!
Let go of me!
Dad.
- Dad. - Hey.
- I'm so sorry. - Sorry?
No, what are you sorry for?
I should've known you'd never give up on me.
Never.
Just hold on, they're gonna be here soon. Just...
They always take forever, don't they?
Dad, dad.
I'm just...
I'm just gonna rest a little.
Dad.
Dad!
Oh...
Oh, my... Oh, my God.
Are you okay?
- I'm okay. I'm okay. - You okay?
Authorities say the couple had been
abducting young women for years.
We spoke to one of the people
who helped rescue Robyn Edwards.
When I saw the fear in that father's eyes,
I knew I had to help.
And... the answer was right there in my phone.
- What, no basketball on? - Dad.
Wayne, how are you feeling? A-are you okay?
I'm in the hospital.
I hate the hospital.
The doctor says you're gonna be fine.
It was close.
Yeah.
- Hey, how are you doing? - I'm doing okay.
When am I getting out of here?
You are staying put until
the doctor says you can go this time.
You try to leave before that
I'll put you back in here myself.
You're the boss.
I was thinking when you get out, maybe you could
come stay with mom and I for a while.
- Oh, honey. - Wayne really, it's okay.
I spoke to Paul and he's completely cool with it.
Oh. Don't tell Mr. Wonderful I appreciate his coolness.
You can stay for as long as you want.
Maybe I'll find a place and... stay for good.
Living so far away isn't
something I need to be doing right now.
I've already missed too many of your teen years,
but... you still have a few left
and I... I'd like to be around for those
if you, you know, if you, if-if you, if you want.
What do you think?
Wayne, thank you...
for bringing our daughter home.
I'm so glad you're safe.
Well, all right.
I almost didn't recognize you.
Yeah?
Well, I guess, I'm trying a new look.
So, looks like you're all set up here.
It's kind of tiny though.
Beats having a boss.
So whatever happened to your business associate?
Last time I saw him he was uh, he was in pretty bad shape.
Dante, yeah.
Well, he's not a problem anymore.
- He didn't make it? - Oh, he lived, for a while.
I guess, he pulled a gun on a guy who had a quicker draw.
- Took two to the face. - Damn.
Yeah, so, anyway...
I've been looking for a job.
- What do you have in mind? - Oh, I don't know.
Do you need an assistant?
Mmh. Never really thought about it.
So, think about it.
- Hey, honey. - Oh, sorry.
I didn't know you had a client.
No, no, no, no, no. This isn't a client.
She's actually a really good friend.
This is my daughter Robyn.
Robyn, this is the woman that I told you about
the one who helped me find you.
- You're her? - Yeah.
I'm so happy to finally meet you.
Me too.
Dad told me that he couldn't have done it without you.
My name is Faith.
My real name.
So Robyn, huh,
someone tells me that I need an assistant.
When can you start, Faith?