[ Lucy sobbing ]
>> Summer: You're awfully quiet.
Are you not hungry?
>> Chance: No, that's, uh,
that's not it.
>> Summer: Is it Heather's case?
>> Chance: Yeah.
Just a little frustrated.
>> Summer: Are you any closer
to figuring out what happened?
>> Chance: I wish Daniel would
let me search the apartment.
Maybe I could find a lead there.
At the very least,
just rule some things out.
>> Summer: Like what?
>> Chance: My standard theories
in a case like this,
money issues, affairs.
>> Summer: You don't actually
think that Heather was having
an affair, do you?
>> Chance: I don't think
it matters what I think.
I have to let the evidence
rule it out.
>> Summer: Well, has the
investigation turned up
anything new?
>> Chance: No. No, no, no.
Not yet.
We're still canvassing for
witnesses near the river where
she was found.
Full autopsy report should be
back soon.
That's not going to tell us
much more though.
That's why we can't stop there.
>> Summer: And why you want
to search the apartment.
>> Chance: I'd rather do it
with Daniel's cooperation.
It's just going to make it
easier on everyone.
>> Summer: Chance, you've got to
understand this suggestion that
Heather could have been seeing
someone behind his back? I mean,
that's extremely painful
for Daniel.
>> Chance: I completely get it.
Trust me.
But I cannot leave
any stone unturned.
That's basic police procedure.
And it's the only way that
I can even hope to get your
family the answers
that they deserve.
>> Phyllis: So, is there
any new information?
Did Chance let you know
anything new?
>> Daniel: Not really.
He did have one wild
new theory though.
>> Phyllis: What is that?
>> Daniel: He suggested that
Heather might have had a lover
and um, that that may have
somehow tied into what
happened that night.
I told him that it was absurd
and it was disrespectful
to her memory.
And then, on top of all that
though, now he wants permission
to search the apartment.
>> Phyllis: But he wants
to search the apartment,
what on earth would
they be looking for?
>> Daniel: I don't care.
I told him no.
>> Phyllis: What,
you told him no?
Why would you do that?
>> Daniel: Because Heather
wasn't having an affair.
>> Phyllis: Uh, no.
You need to let him
search your apartment.
>> Daniel: Are you serious
right now?
>> Phyllis: Yes, I am,
so you listen to me.
Daniel, it is a huge mistake to
preclude him from searching
this apartment.
♪♪
[ phone ringing ]
>> Nick: Hey, I just got
to Crimson Lights.
I was hoping to run into you.
>> Sharon: Well, that's why
I was calling.
I was hoping to run
into you too.
Um, are you busy this afternoon?
What are you doing?
>> Nick: Um, I've got some time
between meetings.
>> Sharon: Can you meet me
at the park?
>> Billy: Damn it.
Esther, can you get Don in sales
on the line please?
I am sick and tired of him
missing his deadlines.
Hey, Mom.
Good to see you.
How are-- how are you feeling?
>> Jill: I wouldn't be smiling
if I were you, Billy.
This is not
going to be pleasant.
>> Daniel: You really think
I should let Chance
do this search?
>> Phyllis: Uh, yes, I do.
Daniel, Chance is
a trained professional.
He knows what to look for.
Something that you and Lucy
maybe don't, you know,
you don't think
is very important.
You need to do this.
>> Daniel: You don't actually
think that it's possible
that Heather was seeing
someone else, do you?
>> Phyllis: I don't think
that's possible.
I don't believe it for a second.
All right?
But you need to let Chance
find that out.
You do.
I mean,
maybe there is some clue.
Maybe she wrote something on a--
on a piece of paper
that-- that-- that will tell us
where she was going.
>> Daniel: Are you serious?
Really?
>> Phyllis: Yes. Really.
It's an investigation, Daniel.
Let him do his job.
Or, I don't know.
I mean, you and me could just
start searching the apartment
right now.
I mean, I'll help you.
How about your bedroom?
>> Daniel: Okay.
>> Phyllis: We'll start there.
>> Daniel: Okay.
>> Faith: Here.
>> Lucy: Thanks.
I'm sorry for
losing it like that.
I just can't seem to stop
bursting into tears.
>> Faith: No need to apologize.
I am so sorry
that this happened, Lucy.
I can't even begin to imagine
how devastating this must be
for you.
>> Lucy: I just can't believe
my mom's gone.
I miss her so much.
>> Faith: Of course, you do.
>> Lucy: I just--
I never thought that she'd ever
not be here, you know?
Your mom's like the person that
you think is always going to be
there for you.
Bugging you about stuff.
Getting on your nerves.
But also, just loving you.
No matter what.
I just wish that I could take
back all the horrible things
that I said to her.
I would give anything to tell
her how sorry I am.
And how much I love her.
And to just see her
one more time.
You know, I'd crawl into her lap
and I would hold her.
I'd never let her go.
>> Faith: Do you know any more
about what happened?
>> Lucy: I have no idea.
I really don't know what to
think or believe.
Everything is just so crazy.
>> Faith: I-- I know
what you're going through
is tough.
The hardest thing that you have
ever had to face.
But you've got to promise me
one thing.
>> Lucy: What?
>> Faith: You can't let this
tragedy lead you to doing
something...
>> Lucy: Stupid?
Like drinking?
I'm, uh, I'm not going to lie.
I've been tempted.
>> Sharon: I'm not keeping you
from work, am I?
>> Nick: What is all this?
>> Sharon: This is how
we are going to
spend our afternoon.
>> Billy: Mom, give me a second.
I want to pull you up on
the monitor.
Hi.
There you are.
Um, so when you say that this is
not going to be pleasant,
I hope you're not talking about
your health.
Are you okay?
>> Jill: Everything is decidedly
not okay,
but it has nothing to do with
my health.
I'm doing much, much better.
>> Billy: Okay,
well that's good.
But I know you.
Don't overdo it, all right?
>> Jill: No, I won't.
As a matter of fact, I'm
expecting a very clean bill of
health from
your Uncle Snapper soon.
>> Billy: Really?
Mom, that's amazing.
I'm really happy to hear that.
I know the kids will be very
excited to hear that too.
We're all looking forward to
seeing you.
You know, they ended up staying
in town for the school year.
They're going to go
to Walnut Grove.
They're excited to be around
their family and friends and--
>> Jill: I've talked to them.
I know all about it.
As a matter of fact, I hear
more from them than from you.
>> Billy: Well, that's because
I'm here, you know,
busy at work.
Nose to the grindstone
and all that.
>> Jill: Yeah, so I've heard.
And that is exactly
why I'm calling.
>> Billy: Okay.
Something wrong?
>> Jill: With the company?
Oh, you bet
there's something wrong.
There is plenty wrong.
>> Daniel: No, no.
I appreciate the offer, but no.
I...
I don't think I'm really ready
to go through Heather's things
and I don't think that
you are either.
>> Phyllis: I mean, I get that.
When I was helping Lucy find
that necklace and going
through Heather's jewelry box,
it was...
It was so horrific.
All the memories came flooding
back for her.
>> Daniel: You know, it's all
I can do every day
is just to walk past her things.
I--
You know, I can still smell her
perfume on our sheets
in the bed. I...
Her slippers are right there in
the bathroom where
she left them.
I look at them every day,
but I can't pick them up.
I can't bring myself
to pick them up.
>> Phyllis: I know. It's--
it's too hard for us to do it
on our own.
I get that.
Which is all the more reason
we need Chance to come here
because he knows what he's
looking for.
>> Daniel: He's not gonna find
anything here.
He's not gonna find anything.
What happened to Heather was
an accident.
It has to be an accident.
>> Phyllis: I know.
>> Daniel: It's like, you know,
even if the worst did happen,
what do the police expect
to find here in our home?
>> Phyllis: I mean--
>> Daniel: What do they expect
to find? Seriously.
Whatever the truth turns out to
be, the answers that they're
looking for, they're not here.
They are looking
in the wrong place.
>> Phyllis: Okay, but see,
that's why
it's an investigation.
You need to let them
figure that out.
>> Daniel: What about Lucy? Huh?
What about Lucy?
Does she deserve to be put
through this, too?
>> Phyllis: No, she doesn't.
This will be horrific for her,
like throwing salt in a wound.
I get that, and you need to
protect your daughter, right?
Especially if there's nothing
incriminating in your apartment.
It's a waste of time, right?
>> Daniel: That is
my point, exactly.
>> Phyllis: Right, but Daniel,
I just want you
to consider this.
On the other hand,
on the other hand, I mean,
if there's nothing here,
let Chance figure
that out, okay?
Because he might be able to
find something, just some
little thing that will tell him
about Heather's last moments.
Something that can help him.
Wouldn't that help you in the
grieving process, Daniel?
Wouldn't it?
Maybe really just consider
what I'm saying.
>> Summer: Thanks.
I just feel so helpless.
I mean, it's--
it's hard enough
watching Daniel and Lucy go
through all of this, but just
to add a whole investigation on
top of it, it makes it
a million times worse.
>> Chance: Yeah,
it's devastating.
Unfortunately, in situations
like this, getting to the truth
is always painful.
>> Summer: Yeah, but how much
more can they take?
>> Chance: That's why I'm trying
to solve this as
quickly as possible, trust me.
>> Summer: I know,
and if anybody can solve this,
it's you.
I wish that there was something
more that I could do.
I mean, my brother, I-- I just
know how alone he must feel.
I see him trying to be so strong
for Lucy. I just...
>> Chance: Hey.
He's got you by his side.
That's gonna go a long way,
okay?
Just help him face whatever
comes next.
[ phone pinging ]
Sorry.
That's interesting.
>> Summer: What is it?
>> Daniel: It's your brother.
He wants me to come over.
>> Faith: You were tempted,
but you didn't actually drink,
right?
>> Lucy: Right.
>> Faith: That's huge, you know.
>> Lucy: I didn't do it
by myself, though.
>> Faith: You didn't?
>> Lucy: I had help.
You wanna know how I fought
the urge?
>> Faith: You learned
your lesson.
>> Lucy: Yeah.
That, and, um...
I knew my mom would've hated it.
It's weird, but, um...
even though she's gone,
it feels like she sees
everything now.
The last thing I wanna do is
disappoint her.
I did too much of that while
she was here, and I would hate
to make her sad again.
So, I did it for her.
I don't know,
does that sound crazy?
>> Faith: No.
Lucy, it doesn't.
It's a good thing.
And comforting to know that
your mom is always with you.
>> Lucy: It's just not fair that
I never get to see her again.
Never get to talk to her.
Hear her laugh, see her smile.
>> Faith: That's why you have to
keep her alive in your heart.
>> Lucy: Why my mom?
Why did my mom
have to die, Faith?
And now the police are
investigating, and it's--
it's starting to feel like
it wasn't an accident.
I mean, I can't imagine someone
would ever want to hurt her.
I mean, who would do such
a horrible thing?
And-- and why?
>> Nick: Look at this spread.
You went all out.
>> Sharon: I wanted to do
something special for you.
>> Nick: Me? Why?
>> Sharon: To thank you
for dinner the other night.
I got all of your favorites.
Are you surprised?
>> Nick: Uh, yeah.
Definitely.
>> Sharon: You have been
so supportive of me lately
and such an amazing father
to Faith during my struggles.
We're both really lucky to have
you always looking out for us.
>> Nick: I'm the lucky one.
You did not need to go to all
this trouble.
>> Sharon: Well, I wanted to.
Plus, now that I'm feeling
better, it's about time I do
something for you.
>> Nick: All right.
Well, remind me to invite you
to dinner more often.
>> Sharon: Okay. I will.
>> Nick: I'm just honestly glad
that you were able to get away
for even an hour just to forget
about everything that you've
been going through this
past few months.
>> Sharon: As usual,
you were right.
That dinner, it was exactly
what I needed.
Can I interest you
in some Prosecco?
>> Nick: Are you
gonna have some?
>> Sharon: Um, no.
Just sparkling water for me.
I'm gonna avoid alcohol with my
new medication, especially now
that I've finally
got the right balance.
>> Nick: Okay.
So, you're feeling good about
the new meds?
>> Sharon: Yeah.
Can't you tell?
I mean, I can't get over how
much better I feel these last
few days.
But it's not just
the medication.
I attribute a lot of it
to that dinner.
So, here's to you, Nick,
for once again
coming to my rescue.
>> Jill: Did you really think
I wouldn't hear about
all these outrageous actions
you've taken without my input
or consent?
>> Billy: Okay,
hold on a second.
There have not been any
outrageous moves. I'm making
sound business decisions for
the benefit of the company.
>> Jill: Oh, and how is firing
Lily a sound business decision
when she knows way more about
this company than you will
ever know?
>> Billy: Mom, you gave me
full power to make
the final decisions
as I see fit.
>> Jill: Ha. And you immediately
saw fit to get rid of Lily
and let Chance walk
and replace them with
Phyllis Summers of all people?
>> Billy: I understand
dismissing Phyllis straight off
the bat, okay? I get that.
But she has a wealth of
experience and so far, her input
has been invaluable.
>> Jill: Are you
out of your mind?
Are you on a one-man mission to
bring down the whole
Chancellor empire?
>> Nick: I mean, this spread...
you remembered all my favorites.
>> Sharon: How could I forget?
Hey, remember the first time
I made you my famous chocolate
chip cookies?
>> Nick: How could I forget?
I thought I died
and gone to heaven.
In fact, I think I'll have some
more cookies.
Are you cool with that?
>> Sharon: So,
how's your week going?
Are you still happy with
your position at Newman?
>> Nick: Well, you know,
family biz.
It's never a dull moment.
>> Sharon: It's always
an adventure working for Victor.
>> Nick: That it is.
>> Sharon: Hey, this reminds me
of another picnic we had
when we first started dating.
>> Nick: Another picnic?
Were there cookies there?
>> Sharon: You don't remember.
It was a beautiful day,
like today,
and you had laid out
delicacies from every exquisite
shop in town and just when
we were about to start eating...
>> Nick: I remember now.
Um... yes.
Picnic. Then, the clouds rolled
in and it just started to pour.
>> Sharon: And we got drenched.
We had to run underneath that
oak tree.
And we just stood there
watching your expensive picnic
get washed away.
>> Nick: Yeah, the birds and
the ants dined high in the hog
once the sun came out that day.
>> Sharon: And then,
you kissed me.
With the rain coming down
around us.
I was smitten.
>> Nick: Young and, uh,
dumb in love.
You'd think we would have had
the sense to get out
of the rain.
>> Sharon: Hm.
I wouldn't have changed a thing.
>> Daniel: Thank you for coming.
>> Chance: I gotta admit, man,
I was surprised to hear
from you.
>> Daniel: Well,
after the way I reacted earlier,
um, I can't blame you.
But, you know, I had some time
to think about it
and I reconsidered.
And if you think it's necessary,
I'm willing to let you
search the apartment.
>> Chance: Look, I understand
this is a tough ask, okay?
And I get it.
There's nothing easy about
this situation.
>> Daniel: That's
an understatement.
>> Chance: I just hope you know,
Daniel, I'm doing whatever
I can to get you the answers
that you need to have
any kind of closure.
I know it seems impossible
right now, but I've seen it.
Knowing what happened,
no matter what it is,
can help people move on.
>> Daniel: Well, more than
anything, I want that too,
but you're not going to find
whatever answers you're looking
for in here.
>> Chance: You must have decided
it's not going to hurt for me
to look.
>> Daniel: My mother
convinced me.
Gloves?
Is that necessary?
>> Chance: I'm afraid so.
>> Daniel: Look, I--
I don't know, man.
Now that you're here,
it just-- it just feels wrong.
You know, it feels like
a violation of
Heather's privacy.
>> Chance: Okay, well, hey,
let me just get this done as
quickly as possible, okay?
>> Daniel: Lucy did text and
she said that she wasn't going
to be here for a while,
so just hurry up.
Please get it over with and
let's put this part of the
investigation behind us.
>> Chance: Understood.
>> Phyllis: Well, I did
everything I could to convince
Daniel to let Chance search
the apartment.
>> Summer: Well, something
you said must have gotten
through to him because
he messaged Chance to come over.
>> Phyllis: What?
Oh, I'm glad he did that.
>> Summer: Yeah.
>> Phyllis: That must have been
hard for him.
>> Summer: This whole idea that
Heather could have been seeing
someone behind his back,
it's outrageous, right?
>> Phyllis: Yeah, that's--
that is definitely outrageous.
Yeah, I don't think they're
going to find anything to
support that theory.
>> Summer: No.
>> Phyllis: But hopefully,
he finds some clue that will
help him unravel
what happened with Heather.
>> Summer: You don't think
it's possible, do you?
>> Phyllis: Think
what's possible?
>> Summer: That Chance could
actually find
something incriminating,
something that would change
everything Daniel believed
about Heather before she died?
>> Faith: Listen to me, Lucy.
Don't even go there.
I know that you are hurting,
but don't let your mind go to
those dark places.
From what I understand, your mom
just had a terrible accident.
>> Lucy: But why does Chance
have so many questions about
what happened?
>> Faith: I am sure that he is
just being thorough,
looking into every possibility.
It's what a good detective does.
>> Lucy: You really think so?
Thank you for being so kind.
I know I, um, took advantage
of your kindness before
and I have a million regrets
about that,
so I really hope you can
forgive me.
>> Faith: Of course, I can.
I already have, so just forget
about all of that.
>> Lucy: It's just that I--
I never really
had any real friends.
It's pretty obvious I don't
really know how to make them.
So, my mom was
always my best friend.
Honestly, for most of my life,
she was my only friend.
It's hard enough to accept that
I'll never see her again, but
the idea that someone genuinely
wanted her dead...
I thought of what those last
moments of her life were like.
Please, please don't let that
be how my mom died.
>> Phyllis: I-- I don't--
I don't believe that Heather
was having an affair.
I don't believe that.
I mean, Daniel and Lucy were
her world.
>> Summer: You're right.
And Chance is...
Chance is gonna solve this.
>> Phyllis: Absolutely.
>> Summer: I mean, he is.
I know what he's like when he's
investigating a crime.
He does not give up.
That's how he was when he was
investigating your
disappearance.
>> Phyllis: Oh, well that's
good to know.
>> Summer: My point is that
he-- he knew that
something was off,
and he didn't stop
until he uncovered the truth.
That's just the way that
he works.
>> Phyllis: Well, that's the
kind of determination we need.
>> Summer: You know a little bit
about that, don't you?
>> Phyllis: Yeah, I do.
I mean,
he's gonna work on that,
I'll let Chance work on this,
then I'm gonna work on Billy.
Billy has to hire Daniel
at Abbott-Chancellor.
He has to.
I mean, this is the thing that
Daniel needs to get his life
back on track again.
>> Billy: Do you really believe
that I want to see this
company fail?
>> Jill: Well, from what
I'm hearing,
it sure looks that way.
>> Billy: And let me guess,
you got your information
from Lily?
>> Jill: Yes, I did.
And that in itself is
infuriating.
I should have gotten that
information directly from you.
>> Billy: Come on, Mom.
I've been worried about your
health, okay?
I didn't want to bombard you
with a bunch of work updates
and distract you from what is
most important, and that is you
getting better.
>> Jill: Oh, so now you're
admitting that what you were
doing, you knew you were
flat out wrong.
>> Billy: No, I'm not gonna
admit that,
because that's not right,
and you don't have
the full story.
>> Jill: Okay, suppose you
tell it to me right now.
>> Billy: Okay, well,
your darling Lily was
screwing me over the entire
time, secretly planning to stab
me in the back to get me out of
the company so she could run it
on her own.
>> Jill: Is that so?
>> Billy: She didn't get to that
part of the story, did she?
And as far as Chance, well,
he threatened to walk unless I
made him an equal partner, and
yet he's been at the company
for five minutes.
>> Jill: Really?
>> Billy: So, while you and
everyone else assumed that my
every move was gonna
send Abbott-Chancellor up
in flames, I was here,
making sound business decisions,
decisions that I honestly
thought you would be proud of,
maybe even agree with.
Yet, I was mistaken once again
for the amount of faith that
you actually have in me.
>> Lucy: I'm so sorry, Faith.
I can't seem to stop bursting
into tears.
>> Faith: No, go ahead.
Cry all you want.
You have nothing to be
sorry for.
[ phone buzzing ]
>> Chance: Is that your phone?
I'm on silent.
>> Daniel: No, it's not mine.
[ phone buzzing ]
Where's that coming from?
>> Faith: Hey, Dad.
Mom.
>> Nick: Hey, girls.
Lucy, how you doing?
>> Lucy: Um, to be honest,
I'm not...
doing too great right now.
>> Sharon: Well, of course not
at a time like this.
Here you go.
>> Lucy: Thanks.
I guess I should start carrying
these around with me now.
>> Sharon: Where's your dad?
>> Lucy: He's at home.
I just needed to get out.
I came for a coffee,
but I ran into Faith,
who's been great.
>> Nick: How's your dad doing?
>> Lucy: He's still in shock.
You know, I think--
I think we both are.
It's the worst thing that's
ever happened to us.
>> Chance: Did Lucy leave
her phone here?
>> Daniel: No, she couldn't.
She texted me earlier.
>> Chance: What about a guest?
Somebody else?
>> Daniel: My mom was here.
I'll-- I'll try calling her.
[ phone buzzing ]
>> Chance: You recognize this?
>> Daniel: It looks like
Heather's phone.
>> Jill: Oh, Billy.
I wish I could believe you.
I really do.
>> Billy: No, go ahead.
I know there's a "but" coming.
>> Jill: But, I know you.
And I suspect that you're just
overreacting to some imaginary
plot you think that Lily has
going against you.
>> Billy: Right.
So, now I'm paranoid.
>> Jill: I also think you
could have tried harder to keep
Chance in the company.
>> Billy: I did try hard, Mom.
Believe me.
>> Jill: Here's the bottom line,
all right?
If you had consulted me,
these things would have gone
so differently.
>> Billy: Differently how?
I was-- I was worried
about your health.
[ Jill scoffing ]
>> Jill: My health be damned.
You and I both know that's just
an excuse.
>> Billy: Okay, so first,
I want the company to fail.
Then, you call me paranoid.
Now, you're accusing me of not
caring about you?
>> Jill: Stop deflecting.
That is not what this is about.
>> Billy: What is this about?
>> Jill: It is about you making
disastrous decisions.
[ Jill sighing ]
You could have consulted me
before bringing Phyllis in.
>> Billy: You gave me power to
run this company.
I didn't realize you meant run
every decision by you.
>> Jill: Not every decision.
Just the really important ones.
Like the hiring of C-suite
executives.
Especially when it concerns
somebody as controversial
as Phyllis.
>> Billy: Phyllis is a very
savvy business person.
She's got a wealth of
experience. Why wouldn't she
fit in in this company?
>> Jill: Why?
I will tell you why.
Because she is her own
worst enemy.
Wherever Phyllis goes,
disaster follows.
>> Billy: Okay,
well I don't agree.
And I think that's
an exaggeration.
>> Jill: Not one smidge.
The last person on earth we
need is Phyllis Summers messing
up things at Abbott-Chancellor.
>> Billy: Mom, Phyllis just
walked in.
>> Jill: Hm.
Would you excuse us?
My son and I are having
a private conversation.
>> Phyllis: Uh, yeah, sure.
Um, we'll get together later
when we can actually talk.
>> Billy: Thanks.
>> Jill: All right.
I'm going to be back in
Genoa City for Devon
and Abby's wedding.
That gives you just long enough
to clean up your act and clean
up this mess that you've made.
>> Billy: Or what, Mom?
>> Jill: Or believe me,
you do not want to know.
>> Billy: No, I do want to know.
I want you to be very clear.
What do you mean by that?
>> Jill: Do I really have to
spell this out for you?
>> Billy: So, there's no
misunderstanding? Yeah, you do.
>> Jill: All right.
Right the ship, Billy.
Fire Phyllis.
Make up with Lily.
You get her back or I swear,
I will get rid of you and I will
take back control of the
company myself.
>> Lucy: I woke up this morning
and I thought it was all just
a bad dream.
And my mom was in the kitchen
making her famous peanut butter
and banana pancakes.
I...
I could almost smell them.
But then it hit me.
My mom would never get to make
me pancakes ever again.
>> Faith: It's okay.
Go ahead and let it out.
>> Nick: Lucy, listen to me.
Losing someone that close to
you is the most unbearable
thing in the world.
Trust me, we know that.
We've all been there.
But you are going to get
through it.
>> Lucy: But how?
>> Nick: Well, the people who
love and care about you will
make sure that you do.
>> Lucy: You really think so?
>> Nick: I know so.
>> Lucy: You know, now it's--
it's more than that.
The police are starting to
investigate what happened.
I mean, like, what are they
trying to find out?
Why do I feel like Chance is
trying to blame my dad for what
happened?
>> Sharon: What?
>> Faith: Why would he do that?
>> Nick: Why would Chance pursue
anything like that?
>> Lucy: I know.
It all sounds crazy.
It's just...
It just feels like one big
nightmare.
Except I am wide awake.
>> Chance: Hold on.
This is Heather's phone?
>> Daniel: Yes,
that's Heather's phone.
>> Chance: Did you get it back
from whoever found it?
>> Daniel: No, I didn't
get it back from whoever
found it, Chance.
I would have told you that.
>> Chance: Daniel, what is this
doing here?
>> Daniel: I have no idea!
>> Chance: What the hell is
this, man?
>> Daniel: I-- I mean,
it looks like our towels,
but did...
Is that blood?
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