Welcome to the Jefferson High
Aquatics Gymnasium for the 2004 Girls Finals
in the 4x100 meter freestyle relay.
The early favorites today
have to be the team of Jefferson High,
with the twin sisters Callie and Elizabeth Abbott.
Take your mark.
They're off.
Gets out to the early lead with Jefferson
following close behind in lane four.
They're trailed by Willow Park in lane three.
But with all of these swimmers here today,
it's really anyone's race.
All right, they make it to
the first change at the diver.
Still in the lead,
but Jefferson is right on their heels.
Elizabeth Abbott is in the pool, and she is something else.
Oh, my!
She just put in an incredible time swimming the second leg.
The dynamic twin-sister duo of Callie and Elizabeth Abbott
are a force to be reckoned with.
It's gonna be up to Callie Abbott to see
if she can bring it home for Jefferson High.
She's in the pool.
She's coming up.
In the lead, but Jefferson is pulling in close.
It's neck and neck.
Callie Abbott, she's coming!
Oh, my! Callie Abbott! Jefferson High!
They are your new champions!
You owe me. Put it on my tab.
When I'm selling mansions, I'll buy you whatever you want.
Yeah, right! I'm not waiting that long.
Well, that chemistry test I aced for you
more than makes up for it.
No way. That was a no-brainer for you.
It's the result, not the effort.
There you are! Yay!
I am so proud of you two.
Honestly, I don't know where you get it.
Your mom would have drowned in a kiddie pool.
You'd better not. You said I owe you.
I'm smelling swim scholarships...
Don't you dare! Callie, come back here.
I'm Elizabeth. I'll be right back.
You're not fooling me, Callie!
Hi. What is she doing?
Hi.
Oh, my God. What's going on?
This is so embarrassing.
That's Ricky Davis. That's the guy I told you about.
Oh, no, she's still talking to him.
She's at it again, pretending to be me.
Ohh!
Now you owe me big time.
What'd you do?
Aunt Rose, Lizzie's gonna be needing a prom dress.
I hate you.
Oh, my God, I love you!
You'd let me go to prom with Ricky Davis.
So exciting.
Play some samba. Okay.
I spy mac and cheese! Yum!
Aunt Rose's specialty. You are such a good mom.
Don't call me Mom.
Hi, Aunt Lizzie! Hey, munchkin!
So tell me, what's on your social calendar tonight?
Ugh, Hawks game with a client. They're playing the Cavs.
Oh, LeBron? Don't sound so thrilled.
What I wouldn't give for a night at home
and a bowl of that mac and cheese.
Hey, I will trade you the kids
and all the mac and cheese you can eat for those seats.
Make it Callie's meatloaf for Braves tickets.
Oh, Braves ain't making the playoffs.
Besides, my wife's meatloaf
is pushing serious gourmet territory.
Hmm, how about a Sunday-night dinner?
I could use a little normal.
Sounds like a deal to me, but if you want normal,
I'll give you Ruby's ballet practice,
a cub scout meet,
and, uh, some window cleaning on Saturday.
Grady seems fine. Where are my kids?
It's an act. He's not happy about this weekend.
Hmm.
So did you go out with Jackson yet?
We'll talk about it when I get up there.
I'm bringing a case of wine.
I want French labels I can't pronounce.
See you tomorrow!
I found the whole zoo.
I got my monkey. I got my little pudding.
Good morning, Elizabeth. Be careful in there.
Mr. Finch is having a meltdown.
Hey, Lizzie.
Jackson, my God, redecorating?
Dylan Finch, my new interior designer.
What the hell's his problem?
He wants his money back.
I feel like I've said it hundreds of times.
It's a long-term investment.
Don't put in more than you can afford to risk.
It's just... It's starting to get to me.
Let's just give him some time.
Hopefully, he'll calm down.
Oh, 2,000 calories in a paper cup.
Thank you.
Janice, uh, we got it. Thank you so much.
Wait, so, uh, what are you doing here?
Oh, did you miss me already?
I don't know. You haven't left yet.
Ouch.
Well, you better get a good look
because you're gonna miss me lots.
Well, in that case, madame,
I better take you to Les Bouquet for lunch.
Wish I could, but I have to get on the road.
If I get stuck in traffic, my sister'll kill me.
She's been planning this trip forever.
Maybe I should go with you.
But fishing, worms, hooks.
Ooh, and that smell.
Now, if you're talking a weekend getaway in Manhattan/ Oh.
...South Beach, Vegas, maybe? Mm. Ah.
But, but it is your big 3-0.
Jackson, most people would say, "You shouldn't have,"
but I'm not most people. It's... It's no big deal.
Hmm.
So you gonna open it,
or should I add X-ray vision to the list of superpowers?
Well, I'll open it thinking of you
while I'm gutting the fish.
Bye.
Mommy! Mommy! Come here!
Unless someone's bleeding, Mommy needs one sec.
Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! Come here!
Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay!
It's vanilla and sprinkles!
That's my favorite!
Oohh!
What happened here?
Oh! Mm. Come here.
Mommy's gonna miss you both so much.
We could all go with you...
Yay, Mommy! Yay, Mommy!
Hey, guys, why don't y'all grab the cake?
Get the plates. Get everything ready.
Be careful.Careful.
You got it, baby girl?
I want us all together for your birthday.
Is that so bad?
I wish we were going as a family, too,
but I promised Elizabeth.
Have her and Rose come here. We'll splurge.
I'll barbecue shrimp, celebrate together as a family.
I would, but it's her big day, too,
and she just wanted it to be us.
She doesn't have anyone.
She's having a little life crisis.
Right.
In her luxury apartment, driving around in her Porsche,
and her high-paying finance job
surrounded by rich, eligible men.
It's not your fault she's alone, Callie.
Why are you making this harder?
I didn't think that I was.
Hey.
Gonna miss you.
Happy birthday.
You don't like it?
No, I love it.
It's not the bracelet.
What is it, sweetheart?
It's not you, it's me.
What's wrong, Mommy?
Nothing. I'm so happy.
Look at the beautiful gift Daddy gave me.
This one is for you.
And this one is for you.
Can we eat it before lunch, Mommy?
Okay, let's cut this baby up!
Oh, thank you. Yay!
Okay, ready? I'm gonna have a piece.
I love you, Callie.
But I really need you to think if you want this to work.
You know I do.
I'm trying.
I want to believe you, but...
Maybe you're right.
When you come home, I'll get my girl back.
Happy birthday.
Ruby's so jealous of Jed's tee-ball trophy.
She asked me why they don't give awards for ballet.
So sibling rivalry isgenetic.
Lizzie and I don't compete.
Oh, really? You were always late.
And Lizzie is Miss Punctual.
I just thought you were trying to one-up her.
Traffic's gotten so bad.
Mm-hmm.
So, uh, how's Grady?
Great. Great?
But you told me that... Oh, I mean...
we have our bumps.
Yeah.
Whoa, that-that's a lot of...
Well, you know Lizzie can't eat spicy,
so it's a good thing it's just us.
Mm-hmm.
Hello!
Aunt Rose!
Oh, Callie!
It is so good to see you.
Aunt Rose, you got us mixed up.
Oh, really?
Confess, Elizabeth.
Or Lizzie's about to chow down on salsa so spicy,
it'll make a jalapeño peel itself.
And as I recall, last time you had spicy salsa
was the Fourth of July picnic...
where you pooped your pants?
That's right.
I don't know what made more noise exploding,
you or the fireworks.
That's so embarrassing! I told you this wouldn't work!
Too bad, too, 'cause I was about to convince you
that Grady was having an affair with Miranda Lambert.
Bless y'all for tryin'.Hi.
Where's the wine opener? Check the second drawer.
Wow, when did you start roasting chicken?!
As soon as Costco started roasting it for me.
I confess,
I would've been happy with just some mac and cheese.
Oh, tired of your Michelin-star diet?
Not the same as a home-cooked meal.
Oh, it's the blue box. Who's that from?
A friend.
Jackson. No way! Open it.
Wow.
That is quite an expensive gift.
Well, how are you gonna show your appreciation?
I'm not sure what he wants.
Oh, I know what he wants.
Just because I'm trapped in Fayetteville, Georgia,
doesn't mean I don't know the ways of the world.
Oh, I'd hardly call your life "trapped."
Your mom and dad would be so proud of you both.
Really? I'm a housewife.
And I'm single and can't keep a house plant alive.
Which definitely speaks "failure."
You are a dedicated wife and mother
with a wonderful husband and two wonderful kids.
Who I really love,
but I always thought I'd be the one hob-nobbing
with Atlanta who's who.
My life would be more exciting like Lizzie's.
Oh, by "exciting", you mean the nauseous pit of regret
staring at the stream of Tinder losers in your bed?
Who got your motor revvin' the night before!
Oh, poor you, Lizzie, the agony of $200
expense meals at four-star restaurants.
With mind-numbing bores
who make half-assed drunk passes at you,
pretending to giggle it away for the sake of the account
while fantasizing stabbing your salad fork in their eye.
Oh, pity you.
With a closet full of designer clothes,
Chanel bags, and Louboutins.
Oh, well, you've got me there.
But not Loubies, Manolos.
And don't forget my fabulous pedicure!
Enough of this bickering before it's pistols at dawn.
Now... let's eat.
I know you two love me,
but this is your big milestone.
Why are you spending it here?
You're surprised we want to be with you?
No, I just wasn't expecting 2 mid-life crises at 30.
Well, if it's good enough for Callie,
it's good enough for me.
Aww, it's our relay medals.
They're all polished.
I was so proud of you two that day.
But not because you cheated...
I saw Lizzie swim your leg...
but because it showed me that you two
would always be there for each other no matter what.
But now that you're grown,
you've got to be accountable to yourselves.
Girls, you're not victims.
You have made life choices.
Own them.
Sitting around comparing disappointments,
that doesn't do anygood.
What do you expect me to do?
Take charge! Don't be afraid!
Life's journey goes down many roads.
If you don't like one, you try another.
Same goes for you.
You're the catch of the century.
Do you really want to be alone?
After your uncle died, I made that choice.
I don't recommend it.
Aww, Auntie, we love you. Aww, Auntie, we love you.
Callie, you awake?
Yeah.
We should reconsider your plan.
Why?
We can't even fool Aunt Rose.
She's known us our whole lives.
Nobody else could ever tell the difference.
Remember Mrs. Hanson?
Oh, yeah, that was really mean of us.
What makes you think being me for a week
is going to lead to some great epiphany?
You don't know what it's like being me.
You'll find out, then you'll know.
Just please, I really need this.
Is that...?
No way!
It's for medicinal purposes.
Auntie will smell it.
And what, ground us?
You should really be talking to Grady.
I mean, according to the marriage handbook,
you're supposed to tell each other everything.
What am I gonna say?
"I'm bored." "You're boring."
"Our life is boring." "I love you, but I want more."
Besides, after what happened with Avery, I...
You said nothing happened. It's over.
It is, but it got close.
What do you mean "close"?
What's so terrible about your life?
I'm 30 years old living four blocks
from the Dairy Queen where we were born.
The only excitement I get
is living vicariously through your Instagram account.
I don't remember the last time
I was dress-up, on-the-town hot.
Smells delicious. I'm starving.
Mornin'.Good morning.
After last night,
I didn't know if you'd want biscuits or a bag of Doritos.
I thought we're spending the weekend together.
We talked all night about what you said,
and we're taking charge.
But we'll be back next month for your birthday.
It was your advice. Please don't be mad.
All right, happy birthday, girls!
Breathe, right? Breathe, yes.
Callie, what if Grady wants to...
you know, I'm looking h-o-t...
Trust me, it's been months.
He sleeps in the den watching History Channel all night.
One for the road? Yes.
Ready?
I'm so happy we're doing this. You're the best. I love you.
Oh, you'd better give me that. Good catch.
Okay, don't forget to forward your calls.
Ahh!
Bye!
It's good to be you!
Oh!
Let's dance! Okay.
- No black dress. - ♪ I only want to dance with ♪
I'm feeling gold tonight.
- Mommy! - Hi, sweet pea!
Mommy missed you so much!
Mommy's home! Oh, surprise!
Ahh!
Mommy, I thought you'd be gone all weekend!
I missed you all.
Mmm, you smell delicious, I could eat you!
That's what Aunt Lizzie does.
Oh.You're home.
Hi, um, I got presents!
Presents? Yes.
Look, this is for you. Whoa!
This one's for you. Yay!
And I didn't forget you!
The G. Loomis GLS spinning rod.
Isn't that what you told Lizzie you wanted?
Yeah.
But, Mommy, youwere supposed to get the birthday presents.
Well, it's my birthday. It's my rules.
And my rules say
good children and good husbands get presents.
Get over here. Oh!
Thank you. Wow.
But isn't this a bit much?
I just had money stashed away for Christmas.
I love it, but what are we gonna do for Christmas?
All right, Lizzie gave me a gift card for my birthday
and I spent it on my family.
Wow.
That's a hell of a bracelet.
And a little different than the one you left with.
Lizzie loved yours so much she begged me to borrow it,
so she said it made her feel like part of the family
and we traded, but only for the weekend.
I hope you don't mind.
Um...
Hello! Oh, that's Jessica.
- Hi, Jessica! - Who?
Our babysitter.
Oh, are you going out? Yeah, picked up an extra shift.
You weren't gonna be here,
and we can always use the extra money.
Oh, okay. Hey, Jessica! Change of plans.
I'm gonna be here tonight, so it's totally fine.
But thank you for coming,
and I-I'll call you next weekend, okay?
Okay. All right, bye-bye.
Hey, sweetheart, I can call in and...
No, no, no, no, no, it's fine, honey.
No, I don't have to go to work. I can call in sick...
You just go to work and I will see you in the morning.
Are you sure? Yeah, I'm gonna have waffles waiting for you.
Okay. Bye, honey.
Since when do you have a Sephora store in your closet?
I like to have choices.
Choices.
My dilemma... "rouge noir" or "royal burgundy".
What's Aunt Rose's mac and cheese recipe again?
Cheddar, parmesan, butter, cream, no milk.
Don't overcook the noodles, and a pinch of white pepper.
So how's it going there?
- I almost blew it already. - Mommy, we're hungry!
The kids are more aware of our differences than Grady.
Figures.
Did you find your birthday present?
It's gorgeous! Okay, try crimson red.
It'll go great with the dress.
Trust me. Wow, we are really doing this!
Have fun, but not too much.
I won't. And you don't blow it.
Mommy, you smell like Aunt Lizzie.
Oh! You do!
Well, that's because I'm wearing her perfume!
Okay, get under here.
But you never wear smelly stuff.
Well, today is special!
Sweet dreams.
Jackson's here. What?!
With a date. A very pretty.
Avoid him. Or what?
You're gonna spread me with peanut butter?
I knew this was a bad idea.
Relax, it'll be fine.
So how's it going there?
Peaches and cream. Grady's working overtime.
Oh, if he asks, tell him I gave you a gift card
for your birthday instead of a present.
Why?
I brought everyone presents.
Who's Jackson with?
I'll find out. No, you won't!
Ugh.
Oh.
You're not supposed to be here.
Um, Callie had a family emergency.
Oh, I'm glad you came.
Yes, but will Tinder-licious be glad?
Darcy from accounting?
Oh, silly me.
I didn't recognize her without her computer.
Right.
Well, since you're back, I assume your schedule's open?
Well, who says I don't have plans?
Damn, all by myself at the Hawks game tomorrow?
Hmm...
Half court, third row.
And you didn't open my present.
Oh, of course not.
I'm saving it for my actual birthday.
I need something to look forward to.
Why don't we get a drink? Yes.
Hey, party girl. How's it feel to be me?
I left you like a billion messages.
Mm, horrible.
There's no almond milk for my espresso,
but I bought Dior lipstick to make up for it.
Hey, baby.
What's wrong with you?
Sweetheart, Ohl know it's been a while,
but it's not like anything's changed.
Jesus! Callie, a little privacy.
Hey, Liz.
Callie, this is getting weird!
You see! I told you so.
There I am naked and Grady didn't even notice me.
Well, t-technically you.
Ididn't notice. I was in shock!
He's not interested anymore. Please!
Just... okay, wait, tell me about last night.
What happened with Jackson?
He is reallyinto you.
Oh, that is not funny. It's time to come home.
Jed and Ruby are too smart.
I swear they're onto us. Um, can't.
I'm going to the Hawks game with him today.
No, you're not! This ends now!
I'm doing this for you.
Don't live my life for me.
At least you have a life!
Oh, enough with the self-pity!
Stop being such a selfish, judgmental bitch!
W...
Callie! God!
Hello.
You're off to a bad start.
What are you talking about?
Our first date and you're late.
Is this a date?
If it's not, then...
Oh, it's the first of many.
Elizabeth!
Lizzie!
Lizzie, Lizzie, talk to me.
Somebody help me! Call an ambulance!
Yeah, yeah, here she is. It's, um, it's Aunt Rose.
You okay?
Here, let me get you some water.
Elizabeth, my Callie?
Lizzie, it's you. My God.
Lizzie, what happened?
Callie... she wanted a week away.
What?!
Does Grady know you're you?
Oh, my God, oh, my God.
Those poor children. Those poor children.
I know.
What have you girls done?
Lizzie, you have to tell them.
I've been working with Elizabeth for many years now.
She was an incredible partner.
She made us look forward to Mondays, right?
She made everyone fall in love with her.
Everyone.
Including me.
I-I didn't know it. It just kind of snuck up on me.
Now she's gone.
I'm gonna miss her.
I miss her so much.
And, um, she truly is
the most remarkable woman...
that I've ever met.
Thank you.
My sister was my best friend.
Callie.
Um...
I'm sure you can all imagine...
how overwhelming this is for my wife.
When I first started dating Callie,
I was terrified of Elizabeth.
You think it's hard getting a father'sapproval,
try getting a twin's.
The two of them,
they had this connection that I could never understand,
a-a bond that I knew I would never be a part of.
But Lizzie... she...
she included me.
She showed me how to be a part of their lives
with her kind, sweet, generous spirit.
When you marry a twin, you marry her sister, also.
'Cause one doesn't exist without the other.
In marrying Callie, I not only gained a wife and a best friend,
but I gained twobest friends.
But I know that she... she multiplied
the love in my life and Ruby and Jed's life by two.
But she's gonna be missed beyond measure.
You have got to tell Grady the truth.
The more time you let go by, the harder it's gonna be.
2:34 P.M.
2:34 P.M., March 2, 1995.
The exact minute, the exact second on the clock,
everything before that moment was one life
and everything that followed was another.
But in my mind, Mom's face is always linked
to the face of that goddamn bloodshot principal
pulling me out of class to tell me about the accident.
I won't do that to these kids.
No, I'm not gonna be the face of doom,
the face of death to them.
But you cannot... you cannot keep pretending.
Well, maybe I can't. Maybe I can.
I have no kids, no husband,
a job I like but don't love.
Who could disappear, poof, gone from this Earth right now
and do the least damage?
Whose death would be easier to swallow...
Callie or Elizabeth?
Mommy, come be here with us.
A Mom... they need me.
I owe it to Callie.
You are not thinkin' clearly!
You have a life,
and you heard how Jackson feels about you!
Grady, I want to stop by Lizzie's.
Buckle up.
You sure you want to stay here at your sister's?
I'd feel better spending the night here,
being around her, but you can take the kids home.
No, we stay together.
Do you know the code?
22-22. Doubles. Two of a kind.
2222.
Thanks.
Mommy, please!
Mommy, please come! Is that Jed?
I got him.
Please, Mommy! Mommy, come please!
Buddy, it's okay. It's okay, little man.
No! I want Mommy! I'm here. I'm here.
I want Mommy! I want Mommy!
I'm right here. I want Mommy!
I don't want you to die!
I don't want anything to happen to you.
Nothing's gonna happen.
No, no, no! No, no, no, shh.
No! No! Shh, shh. No, it's okay.
Nothing going to happen. Nothing's gonna...
How's he doing?
I think losing Lizzie...
is catching up with him.
Coming here might've been a mistake.
Come have some chamomile tea.
It'll relax you.
I'm too wired.
Where are you going?
I just need to... step out.
Take a walk. Just get some air.
I can wait up with you.
Just go to bed, Grady. Don't wait up.
I'm worried about her, Rose.
There's something off. I...
I don't know what to do.
She'll be fine.
Jackson, I need to see you. I'm on my way.
Callie, are you okay? What's wrong?
W-What's the matter?
It's me. Lizzie.
Callie was the one killed.
Callie...
Remember last time I saw you in your office,
you gave me a gift and I didn't open it?
And I wish I had...
because I love it.
And I love you.
Oh, my God, Lizzie.
It's you?
Mommy! We're hungry! We're hungry!
I burnt the eggs. Shoot.
Aunt Rose, where's Mom?
She went out. Go get dressed.
Callie drove home last night.
She texted me saying she needed to be alone.
We're not doing well.
I don't know what to do. I-I'm trying to be patient.
She just keeps pushing me away and...
You just, uh... go to work.
I'll check on her and pick up the kids after school.
All right.
Thank you.
How can I put Grady and the kids through more pain?
I mean, you heard Jed last night.
You can't keep pretending forever,
and you just can't become Callie.
It's not fair to them. Why not?
And I've been thinking, maybe it'd be better
to let Lizzie stay dead and raise Jed and Ruby.
Do you hear yourself?!
I am not listening to this foolishness.
The kids need a mother.
This isn't a school-girl prank anymore!
It's not fair to Callie's memory.
You can raise those children
and love them as your own.
I did it when your parents died.
Out of that tragedy was the best part of my life.
I told Jackson the truth last night.
Well, that's... that's a start.
What'd he say?
After the shock, he was thrilled.
I mean, he wants me back at the office.
How can I go back to my old life?
I mean, it's so shallow now.
Everything's different.
You have to find a balance that works for you two.
I'll tell Grady tonight.
Thank you.
Who is that?
Uh, Jackson, Liz's partner.
A little late, don't you think?
It's not that late.
Callie, I want to trust you, but...
Sorry. You can't keep pushing me away.
You gotta let me in.
There's something you need to know.
Baby, what is it?
Talk to me!
Lizzie and me, we...
had a fight.
The last thing she ever said to me
was I was a selfish...
judgmental bitch.
No, no, no.
You know that she didn't mean that.
She loved you. You know she did.
I didn't get a chance to say goodbye.
I just need...
Tell me what you need. Just time!
What the hell are you doing here?
You lose my money,
and now you don't return my phone calls!
Get out. I'm calling the cops.
Get out! I need my money!
You knew the inherent risks.
That money belongs to the people I work for.
Is this dirty money?
Don't give me that self-righteous...
Look, what you thought, I was investing for St. Jude?!
You know what, you and your greedy bitch partner...
What'd you say? You know, all y'all saw
was big commissions. That's all you saw!
You never asked where the money came from
because you didn't care where the money came from.
So what, I'm supposed to just embezzle money
from another account to make up for yourlosses?
You know, for a seemingly smart guy,
you're rather dense!
Figured you would've figured that out last Sunday.
You killed Elizabeth's sister?!
Get up!
"It's... all... too much."
Callie Sawyer?
Yes?
You're a twin?
Can I help you?
Jackson Kincaid.
Yeah? Do you know him?
Yes, he's...
wasmy sister's partner.
Is he all right?
What's going on, honey?
Who's this? Um, this is...?
Detective Tucker.
Look, I unfortunately have some bad news.
Mr. Kincaid died last night.
That's not possible.
I just saw him.
He... He was at my sister's funeral.
How did he die?
It appears to be a suicide.
Poor guy jumped off his balcony.
No, impossible.
I-I'm sorry, I don't understand.
What does this have to do with Callie?
You know, we're finding some irregularities
with Mr. Kincaid's death.
And given the coincidence
that your sister was killed by a hit-and-run...
What? Are you saying they're connected?
Oh, I'm not saying anything at this point.
But it would certainly help if I could ask you some questions.
I'm sorry, no, my wife is still grieving.
Can we... maybe do this in a few...
No, it's fine. It's fine.
A-Are you sure?
I'm happy to drive her.
I'll have her back in no time at all.
When was the last time you spoke with your sister?
The day she died.
She wasn't upset or anything?
She was having some issues.
About...?
Just the same as all of us... life.
Besides being business partners,
were Elizabeth and Mr. Kincaid involved?
It was heading in that direction.
Sexually?
No, this is just getting really personal.
I understand. But I got to ask.
Why?
If you think he killed himself over her death, you're wrong.
Excuse me? He wouldn't have killed himself
over Lizzie's death, I'm positive.
How do you know?
I just do is all.
Is there something you're not telling me?
If... If he killed himself, did he leave a note?
As a matter of fact,
there was a note typed on his computer.
Okay, what did it say?
"It's all too much."
That just doesn't sound anything like him.
M-May I have some water? Follow me.
You say you barely know him,
but you seem so certain about everything.
I'm certain my sister never slept with him.
We shared everything, kept no secrets.
Let me ask you, why would a man with a successful business,
plenty of money, and a healthy social life kill himself?
He wouldn't, detective.
You implying he was murdered?
If he was, then whoever pushed him
over that balcony murdered my sister, as well.
Are you certain there's nothing else
you can add to this puzzle?
This was about money. What a waste.
Why would anyone want to murder us?
How did Finch get $3 million?
How did this happen?
Jackson, what did you get us into?
I'm so sorry, Callie.
Should be me lying there.
Remember when I was smoking in the bathroom?
The smoke alarms went off and fire trucks arrived
and the camp was evacuated?
And I was so scared I was gonna get busted.
And you promised, no matter what,
you would never leave me alone.
Principal suspended poor Mrs. Hanson
for smoking in the classroom.
She knew it was one of us but couldn't prove who.
I haven't smoked a cig till now.
Now I'm all alone.
You had so much living left to do.
I promise I'll take care of Jed, Ruby, Grady, no matter what.
College, everything.
Might just take up smoking again.
Hey!
Oh, hi.
Your sister passed three weeks ago
and you haven't returned one of my calls or any of my texts.
Um, I'm sorry. I-I didn't mean to...
No, I told you what would happen if you didn't tell Grady,
and I was right. What are you doing here?
Do you think I'd go away? There'd be no contact with me?
What do you think you're doing? Hey! You come into my house...
She doesn't even love you. Avery, stop it! Yes, I do!
Whatever you built up in your head, Avery,
is nothing but a fantasy!
You just go. Now!
Before I call the police.
Don't come back here.
You get in your car and you leave now.
Callie. Callie!
You still seeing him?
I was never seeing him.
I told you nothing... He's at our house!
I was never seeing him.
He was lying. He was lying.
I never slept with him. I never slept with him.
Please believe me. Please believe me.
I believe you, Callie.
The promise was for better or worse.
I miss my wife.
I love you.
Good morning, sunshine.
Last night was fantastic.
Morning. The kids are... Aunt Rose.
Uh, would you mind taking the kids to school this morning?
We're running a... a little slow.
I did a terrible thing,
and I'm afraid my family's in danger.
Slow down, Callie. My name is not Callie.
Elizabeth's not dead. I'm Elizabeth.
Dance with me. Oh.
No more doom and gloom.
Oh, Grady!
You got one more in you. Grady, what has gotten into you?
I want to make my wife happy.
She's been asking me to paint. It's time to do it.
Look, I know that what happened with Lizzie
is a terrible tragedy.
Maybe out of that tragedy, something good can come from it.
I think that it's brought us closer together
in... in a way that I never expected,
but I think Callie's changed, too.
I mean, she's still the same old Callie.
I feel like a little bit of Lizzie slipped in, too.
Did you tell your brother-in-law?
Tonight.
Perhaps you should hold off on that.
If your suspicions are correct,
then it's safer for everyone
that you remain dead a little while longer.
I can't keep this up.
Give us some time to investigate.
Why don't... Why don't I take the kids
to the lake for a few days.
You two need, uh, time alone together.
That'd be amazing.
Now, look, I picked up some paint samples on my way home.
What do you think she'll like the most?
We got peach, maybe lavender?
Hell, I'll even paint it rose after you.
I just want to make her happy.
Am I gonna need a lawyer?
Right now, we need to focus on who would want you dead.
Our entire client list.
Surprise!
Summer orange mist. Do you like it?
It's, um, bright.
Yes, it is. Uh, where's the kids?
Uh, Rose took them for the weekend.
She thought you and I could use a little alone time.
Oh, oh, oh, you're all goopy. Careful with my clothes.
I'll take 'em off. We'll body paint.
No, no, no, no, no, you finish, please!
It looks so good. Love it!
You like it? Yes!
Keep going!
Can I help you with something?
Here to see Elizabeth.
This is her sister Callie's house.
You a friend of Elizabeth?
Business associate.
I'm sorry to tell you this,
but Elizabeth passed away, Mr...?
May I talk to Callie? About what?
Grady?
No. Should I?
I don't know who you are,
but I think you need to get out of there.
And you definitely stay away from my wife.
But this isn't your wife.
She's playing you for a chump, pal.
But you know why I'm here... Elizabeth.
Elizabeth.
What's he talking about?
Grady, I'm so sorry.
I was going to tell you.
Elizabeth.
It was only going to be for a week.
You've been living this lie.
What were you planning to do?
You just gonna let me and the kids live with this
while you go on pretending to be their mother...
my wife...
while Callie's lying dead in your grave?
I don't know. Y-You don't know.
When were you planning on figuring it out?
After sleeping with me?
Grady, please.
My wife is dead because of you.
I mean, who was that guy?
I don't know what's real or not anymore.
It's complicated. Complicated?!
That's all you have to say to me is, "It's complicated"?!
Lizzie.
Callie's dead.
I'll tell the kids the truth. No, you will not.
I want you out of my house.
Lizzie, I don't want to see you.
I don't want to hear from you again,
and don't even think about coming near Jed and Ruby.
No... I mean it, Lizzie!
I want you to go home.
I don't want to see you.
Hello?
Aunt Rose, Grady wouldn't even look at me.
I don't blame him, but... He called me, too.
What did he say?
Well, Grady is not too happy with me, either.
He thinks I should have told him myself, and he's right.
Did he tell you what he's gonna say to Jed and Ruby?
This is so awful.
Yeah, I know.
Detective Tucker! Dylan Finch showed up.
He showed up at Callie's. He knows I'm alive.
Did he threaten you or your family?
Not exactly, but, yes, you got to arrest the bastard.
On what grounds? We don't have any proof.
Two people are dead.
We still need evidence.
All right, so how do we get it?
It's risky.
I don't care. Let's nail this prick.
You know, it's not too late to reconsider.
Elizabeth, are you listening?
Should I talk about giving him the money
for my family's safety?
No, being too chatty's gonna make him suspicious.
Oh, I'm not sure I can do this.
Hey, you don't have to.
Yes, I do.
I don't see him.
What I he doesn't show?
Wait, someone's coming.
It's not him.
That's it. I'm calling this.
It's been three hours.
He's not coming.
Why didn't he show? He may be dead.
Could have been a setup. Who knows?
Well, what do we do now? He'll show up.
Unfortunately, it's just not gonna be on our terms.
Well, what if he figured it was a setup?
My niece and nephew are out at Lakota Lake with my aunt...
Stop. Oh, my God, what if Finch goes there...
Stop, stop. We have to get out there.
Lizzie, stop! You're working yourself up.
Look, if it makes you feel any better, I'm off duty.
Let's go for a drive. Come on.
I can't believe this is happening.
He won't hurt your family. There's no money in it.
Thank you for doing this.
Sometimes, you've got to bend the rules.
Grady, I know you don't want to talk to me,
but please call me. It's important.
Shouldn't you have left a more detailed message?
I didn't want to worry him. He hates me enough already.
This is going to push him over the top.
Yeah, but being vague with Grady hasn't exactly worked out.
Look, I'm sorry. I have no right to judge.
No, I did a terrible thing.
That you're trying to correct.
If I was in your shoes,
I probably would have done the same.
You don't know that. You're a cop.
You'd have known the right thing to do.
Elizabeth, given the circumstances,
there is no right in this situation.
But I lied.
To spare the people you love incredible pain.
I should've asked Rose how the kids were.
She tries to look tough, but she's harmless.
She looks like Ma Barker.
Detective Tucker, my aunt Rose.
Ma'am, what do you say we lower the gun?
How are the kids?
Fine. They're asleep. Any issues?
Yeah, when they realized there was no Wi-Fi.
So I taught them Candy Land.
Oh, if it's candy, I like it already.
Remember, I'm the Candy Land world inter-galactic champion.
So, it's your turn!
Wait, whoa! What's the problem?
Is that your winning strategy, to eat all the pieces?
Hey, hey, it's survival of the fittest.
I'm gonna go check on the kids.
Are you having fun with those?
What, do these hurt? Ask my husband.
Ohh. Oooh...
That's probably Grady.
Hello?
Hold on, Grady, hold on.
Now, there's... there's a lot to tell.
But it can wait until tomorrow,
so please finish your shift, go to sleep,
and then come over tomorrow afternoon.
Okay, bye.
All right, ladies,
I'm gonna take a walk outside, look around.
You don't think this Finch guy is out there?
No.
He may be a killer, but he's not an idiot.
It's freezing outside.
Was that Grady? What did he say?
Yeah, um, he's gonna be okay.
Even if the police arrest Finch,
it's still a mess, and it's my fault.
This is a terrible tragedy, but there is no way
either of you could have seen something like this coming.
But if I hadn't... No, stop blaming yourself.
There's no one to blame but that bastard Finch.
Yeah, tell that to Grady.
Grady's a good man.
Over time, he'll see the intention of what you did.
It'll never be the same between us.
It won't.
But it doesn't have to be awful.
You have been a great aunt to this kids,
and you always will be.
Now, it's your turn.
Wake up.
It's just Grady.
What the hell are you doing here?
Grady, you'd better sit down.
I don't want to sit down.
I just want to know what the hell's going on.
Tucker.
I thought I made myself clear, Elizabeth.
A client invested with our firm.
The guy that came by my house?
His name's Dylan Finch.
Apparently, he was either skimming
or laundering dirty money,
and when he couldn't get his hands on the cash,
he killed Callie thinking she was me
as a warning to Jackson so he would get his money.
You're saying that my wife was murdered?
Shh! You'll wake the kids. He knows I'm alive.
That's why he came to the house.
And now that prick is coming after my family?
I've taken care of it. What, are you Wonder Woman all of a sudden?
You've ruined our lives, Lizzie.
Guys...
they found Dylan Finch's body this morning.
He's dead?
Oh, thank God. Oh, my God.
Oh, thank God.
It's over. - But my wife is still dead!
It's okay. Grady...
No, Elizabeth, this is not okay. None of this is okay!
Nothing you say is gonna bring Callie back.
Well, let's just... I don't want to hear anything that you have to say.
Somebody has to explain to my kids
what happened to their mother.
And this is on you.
I don't want to see you again.
And I don't want my kids seeing you when they get up.
Now, hold on.
Your sister-in-law risked her life yesterday...
to protect you and your family.
Daddy?
I want you out of here now.
I'm coming, sweetheart.
He was out of line. No, he's right.
When my parents died, I was lost.
Now Callie's gone, too. I'm alone.
And I have no one.
I don't blame Grady.
She slept with me, Rose, while Callie's ly...
I know, I know.
That was wrong.
That was a terrible thing to do.
I have to tell my kids their mother is dead
and that their aunt's been pretending to be their mom?
I know.
You said that you never want to see her again.
And that you never want the children to speak to her.
But are you sure this is what you want for your kids?
And for you?
I don't know if I can forgive her.
You have to remember, she has lost a sister,
her partner, and her life as she knows it.
What would Callie say?
That's low.
Maybe.
But those children...
they have lost their mother.
Lizzie means the world to them.
Do you think this is best for them if they lose her, too?
Turn up the music.
I'd prefer jazz.
Who are you?
We have a problem, Elizabeth. Alexa, turn on...
Keep the lights off. It's safer that way.
I'm not here to hurt you.
What are you doing here?
You know why I'm here.
Finch worked for you.
Mm, in a manner of speaking.
You killed him.
What do you expect from me?
I don't have your money.
I don't like violence, Elizabeth.
Violence is messy.
We're business people. We can work something out.
Hey, Elizabeth, it's me.
Hey, Lizzie.
Get rid of him.
I don't want to see you!
Go away, Avery!
You shouldn't be here! Look, I just want us to talk.
I don't care! Leave!
Avery? Damn it, Avery!
Remember what I told you would happen
if you ever came back here again?!
Now get outta here! I mean it!
Okay, okay, don't call the cops. I-I'm leaving.
Yeah, can I speak to Detective Tucker, please?
You have 10 days, Elizabeth.
If not, our next meeti will be quite different.
Look, I need you to get over to Lizzie's immediately.
I don't know what's going on.
Just get here as fast as you can.
Hurry.
I'll get you the money,
just please leave my family alone.
Grady, he's got a gun!
Hey, it's gonna be okay.
We're gonna get out of this, Lizzie.
Look at me.
We're gonna get outta here.
Go.
Let's go.
Lizzie, run!
Drop him, you son of a bitch!
Aah!
This is for Callie.
Grady, oh, my God, are you okay?
Thank you.
You're safe now.
Did you tell the kids about me?
No.
When are you going to?
Remember when we were teenagers,
when I first started dating Callie, you were with, uh...
Hank Buford.
Yeah. That was a mistake.
We would always go into that diner on Anderson,
but never at the same time.
The waitress thought we were the same person
juggling you two guys.
I do see Callie in you, you know.
When my mom died, it was so...
difficult.
I just wanted to spare you and the kids from that pain.
I don't know what I was thinking.
I was willing to do anything,
even if it meant sacrificing my life.
Um, it'll be a sacrifice being stuck with me.
I didn't mean it that way.
I'm sorry, Grady.
I really am.
I was afraid that she was gonna leave me.
She wasn't happy.
Maybe, who knows?
It took your sister a while, but...
...I fell in love with her the very first time
she kissed me on that dock right over there.
You didn't know that was me?
Are you kidding me?!
Just messing with you.
Callie didn't know what she wanted.
That's no reflection on you or the kids.
She... She didn't know who she wanted to be.
That's where we differed. I do.
You do?
It took me 30 years.
But I swear I know now.
I want to be there for Jed and Ruby.
But only if youwant me to be.
Just please, no matter what,
don't cut me out of their lives.
Are you okay?
I'm okay, Aunt Rose.
We're fine.
Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! Mommy, Mommy!
Hi!
Hi.
What happened, Daddy?
Are you okay?
Baby girl, Daddy's had a little accident,
but I'm gonna be all right.
We learned Candy Land! You did?
Look, there's something I have to tell you.
You know I love you both very much.
And there's nothing I wouldn't do for you.
But I need you to know... Hey, guys, who wants to go fishing?
Me!
What are you waiting for? Grab your pole.
First one to catch a fish gets to make some s'mores.
Well, then, you're all in trouble
'cause I'm gonna use my secret bait.
Come on! Both: No fair!
Come on.
Thank you. Let's splurge.
I'm gonna grill the most expensive steak and lobster.
You know, I'd be happy
with just a bowl of mac and cheese.
And getting to know you all over again.
I have to admit,
I never really understood what Callie saw in you.
But I'm beginning to know why she fell for you.