.
- Maybe the three of us, we could live together
kind of permanently.
- Do you think my new friend Teddy
can come over to the new place?
- Teddy a teacher from school? - No.
He's the man who waits by the fence for me.
- I wanna see the footage.
[tense music]
His name is Theo Morris.
What the hell is going on, Alana?
- He's Makayla's uncle.
- Oh, Jesus.
- He's filed a petition for full custody.
[dramatic music]
♪
- Carolina, we do not understand
how it got this far.
I mean, the only time this man has spoken
to Makayla is when he's creeping around
outside of her school. I mean, this is--
this is insane.
- When Mr. Morris showed up at Makayla's school,
it wasn't illegal.
He and his wife, they have a lot of money,
big house, big yard, all that.
And Theo Morris is a blood relation.
We're talking about his brother's daughter.
- A brother who's serving life for murder.
- Adam. - No.
This is the qualifier?
I mean-- - I understand.
- Tariq Morris killed Makayla's family.
- I understand, but in the eyes of the system
there's only one client here. It's not you.
- Yeah, I know.
- The judge's decision will rest
only on what's best for Makayla,
where she's safe, the stability of the home,
the mental and physical health of the caretakers.
And being a blood relative carries a lot of weight.
The truth?
[soft somber music]
You could lose.
You could lose Makayla.
To avoid that, you need to keep it together.
Do what I say. We fight,
but we do it calmly, methodically.
Okay?
♪
- We got this.
We do.
Got some time before Theo's testimony.
You wanna grab a bit to eat, think about anything else
for a little while?
- I've got some errands to run,
but why don't we just meet back here after?
- All right.
You sure you don't want company?
- I'm good, thanks.
- All right.
- Gang going at it.
Caller reports snow shovel stolen from his shed,
58th and 10th.
Units in the 9th,
manager of the drugstore at Pulaski and Bruce
says a couple walked out
with a bag of stolen toiletries.
They need a report taken.
- Come on.
- Units in the 24th and citywide,
call of a home invasion, possible homicide.
3021 Longwood.
- 5021 Eddie, hold me down responding.
[dramatic music]
♪
Police! You guys hurt?
- Mr. Page, está muerto.
- Upstairs?
Anyone else in the house?
¿Hay alguien más en la casa?
- No lo sé.
- Okay.
[speaking Spanish]
Go, go, go, go, go!
5021 Eddie, I got two witnesses sequestered behind my vehicle
for their safety.
Keep the cars rolling, I'm going in,
and I'm going dark.
[tense music]
♪
[soft thump]
♪
- All right, go ahead and bag it.
Scrub the house, print the place floor to ceiling.
- Yes, sir.
- Body was cold, no blood splatter,
no signs of a struggle, no defensive wounds.
I think they cut off his hand after he was dead.
But look at this.
Look, there's...
little bits of flesh mixed in with the blood.
I think they used his hand as a paintbrush.
♪
Guy's name was David Page, 45.
He did okay, middle-manager-of-a-bank type,
decent living, little bit of a loner, divorced, no kids.
Neighbor said he lived by himself,
but was a nice enough guy. - Who called it in?
- The housecleaners called it in.
They have a key. They let themselves in.
It's a weekly thing.
Victim's usually at work when they get here,
but this time... - Uh, the ME's prelim
says that Page was strangled sometime last night.
Weapon was a rope.
- Yo, Sarge, we got the victim's wallet.
We got his cell phone.
The money's still in the wallet.
He's got a few decent watches upstairs
that we can inventory, but there's no signs
of forced entry, so it obviously wasn't a robbery.
- Someone sure wanted this guy dead
and to send a message while they're at it.
- All right, we got some idea of what it isn't.
Let's figure out what it is.
- Hey.
You took this job?
- Yeah, sorry.
- No, it's not about sorries.
I'm just trying to--
You know? - I know, I know.
- Well, listen, it's time.
We gotta go to court.
- Okay.
- So you were a bit of a miracle, Mr. Morris.
- [laughs]
A miracle suggests divine intervention.
With respect to the man upstairs,
I worked for mine.
- [laughs]
- Um...
The men in my family...
I had six months, tops--behind bars or in the ground.
- Except... - I got out.
Got a scholarship after high school.
Engineering program at Hamburg.
- Germany? - Yes.
Yes, built bridges and canals all around Europe
for the past 20 years. Um, met my wife there.
- No children of your own?
- We were not able.
- You moved back to Chicago?
- About six months ago, a headhunter found me.
Brought me back home.
- And that's when you learned about Makayla?
- First I heard the name, yeah.
Uh-- [exhales deeply]
Look, I-I'm sure
that Ms. Burgess is a good person.
And Linda and I are grateful for you
for taking Makayla in.
[somber music]
What this girl's been through...
I just--I believe in my heart that she should be with family.
Real--real family.
- One last question, Mr. Morris.
When you first learned about Makayla's story--
where she's living now--
did you ever think about it in racial terms?
- You mean, did I ever wonder whether it was best
for a Black girl to be raised by a white cop
in the city of Chicago?
- Yes.
That.
♪
- No.
♪
- So how'd it go in there?
- Uncle Theo knows how to work a room.
- So where are we?
- Toxicology report says there was a high dose
of phenobarbital in the scotch David Page was drinking.
- Page would've been lethargic by the time he was killed.
Comatose? - Yeah, we broke into the DMS
on Page's WhatsApp.
He's been a pill-popper for a long time.
He's talking about "rims and tires."
We're guessing that's Oxy and Percocet.
- Guy was alone in the world looking to numb out?
- But then, Page changed his tune about a week ago.
No more chill pills.
Page was looking to go up.
He starts referencing the "Big C"
in those DMs.
Coke. Bigger money.
- Then on Sunday, three days before
Page was killed, he's haggling about money with a dealer.
Dealer was not having it.
- Dealer's burner triangulates
to a block claimed by the SL Boyz.
In the DMs, Page refers to the dealer as "Sin."
The name popped in the alias database.
"Sin" is short for "Sinister."
His real name is Cesar Altuve.
- This guy is a documented shot-caller.
He deals pills. He deals coke.
He's got a violent sheet.
- Bring him in. Let me talk to him.
- I said, "Call me a lawyer."
- He's gonna tell you the same thing I'm telling you.
We found an entire pharmacy on you when we picked you up.
That's more than enough to send you downstate.
That's even if we don't connect you to David Page's murder.
Take a look at these.
Friend of mine from the DEA loaned them to me.
It's El Salvador.
Soldados Locos, your ancestral gang.
Turns out that's what they do to guys who don't pay.
- I didn't kill him.
- You were beefin' over money.
- [laughs] No.
- No?
- He just got in deeper than usual.
We were working it out, man.
That's all.
- Deeper how?
- His thing's popping $5 pills. - Hmm.
- Entertaining a new girl, that's a whole new price point.
- What new girl?
- Some girl.
She wanted to party.
Powder.
[knock at door]
- Sarge?
- What?
- We got another one.
[low tense music]
[indistinct police radio chatter]
- So a meter man found that.
Crime lab is rolling in.
- Anyone been inside?
- No, sir. Waiting on you.
- [coughs] Christ.
- All right, go.
♪
- [gags]
- Oh, my God.
♪
- I'll go check upstairs.
[somber music]
♪
- This one got messy.
Look at his leg.
- Basement's clear.
- There's another half-finished cocktail
on the nightstand up there.
- Okay, so...
he realizes he's been drugged.
Makes a run for it. Legs give out.
He falls down the stairs.
Killer catches up with him here.
- Yeah, well, this does not look like gang violence.
♪
We got a serial killer.
♪
.
- Second victim's Gus Thompson, 48.
ME said he'd been dead for a week.
- Yeah, same deal as our first victim, David Page.
Phenobarbital in his drink.
Strangled, then his hand was cut off.
- Thompson's a middle-manager, working stiff, lonely,
no family--same there too.
- But no sign our victims know each other.
Two men from two different sides of the city.
- We got another one.
Joel McCall, 55, killed six weeks ago.
Drugged, strangled, his hand cut off.
- Case didn't pop before?
- It's not ours.
Belongs to Des Plaines PD.
I had to find it on ViCAP.
And just like the others, no defensive wounds,
nothing disturbed in the home.
And this one, his blood was used to write "Leave us."
- Us? - Yeah, that part's weird,
among other things.
I arranged for you guys to head over there.
They're copying case files.
They even offered a couple of their homicide cops
if you're interested.
Look at me making friends.
- Thanks, Trudy.
Now listen, these men were targeted for a reason.
These messages, they mean something.
We find the why, we'll find the who.
Dig in.
- I'm gonna head up to Des Plaines right now.
- Yeah, I'm gonna come with you.
- No, no, no. - Gabby can stay late.
She can stay late. - I'll take it alone.
Chances are I'll get all the way up there
and I don't find out anything anyway.
You go be with Mack.
You guys need each other. - [sighs]
[somber music]
♪
[door clicks open]
Hello? - Hey.
Just cleaning up. - No, no, no.
Gabby, please, I'll do that.
[laughs]
Hello.
What'd you have for dinner?
- We ordered chicken parm.
Saved some for you. - Thank you.
- And I had six peas and three carrots.
- [laughs] Six peas and three carrots.
But who's counting, right? - Got a bit of a project going.
- Okay.
- Me and Jasmine-- - Jasmine and I.
- That's what I said.
Me and Jasmine are in a school skit tomorrow.
Our hair's gonna be the exact same.
♪
- Picked up the beads, but...
♪
- All right, um...
Can you hand me a bead?
- Sure.
- Okay.
[band snaps]
[beads rattling]
Oop. [sighs]
Okay, well, it's something like this, right?
- Um, I don't think so.
♪
- Okay, I'll try again.
- Well, it's only hair.
[beads falling]
What are we gonna do?
- We're gonna call your Uncle Kevin.
- Okay. - Okay.
♪
Good news is, you can lord this over me forever.
- And you know I will.
What's up, Queen?
Yeah, yeah, come on in.
[laughter]
You remember my Auntie Jane?
- Hey, Jane.
Do you remember, Makayla?
We met Jane at Jordan's birthday party.
- Yeah, I remember.
- Let me see my VIP client.
Black hair is its own thing.
Its own beautiful thing.
Come on, baby. We got this.
Come on.
- Oh, Jane, beads.
- Thank you.
- It's actually not that bad.
- Shut up.
I mean, I'll hand it to him.
Makayla's uncle found a way to make this custody case
about race while denying he was making it about race.
- Okay, Theo came to fight, huh?
- Oh, yeah. - Well, what'd the judge say?
- She smiled. She got it.
Is this okay?
Black kid, white cop, this city.
♪
- I mean, I'm not gonna act like
this is some colorblind fairy tale.
But what you and Kev have got is solid as hell.
- Yeah, I know, there's truth there.
I just...
It hurt to hear in court.
- But, Burgess, you are good for her.
You know that.
- I do.
But to have to prove it...
- Ta-da!
- [laughs]
- Oh, my, turn around!
Turn around. Let me see the whole thing.
[squeals] - Look at that.
- [squeals]
Thank you.
You look beautiful.
- Well, we got lucky.
Got a hit in Des Plaines.
Traffic cams got a good view of the victim's home.
Rubber-bullet squad up there
was told the traffic cam was down, so they missed it.
Now this right here, it's 4:12 p.m.
That's two hours before Joel McCall was found dead.
- This woman leaves the victim's house, walking fast.
She gets into a Volkswagen Scirocco.
- And right here you get a decent view of the driver.
Another female. - So you're thinking
that's the woman Altuve mentioned?
The one David Page was seeing?
- We haven't found a trace of her yet,
but maybe that's how they lured him in.
- So a VW pulls out.
We got the plates.
Comes back to a Daniel Williams.
- Now here's where it gets good.
Daniel doesn't have a sheet,
but he's got a sister.
Jackie Williams.
She's 24.
[intense music]
- That's a dead match for our driver.
- LKA on Cottage Grove.
- Nice work.
Hit it.
[suspenseful music]
♪
- I got the back.
[music intensifies]
♪
- Chicago PD!
♪
- Move.
♪
- It's clear.
♪
- Looks like someone's home.
- Dan Williams?
Police, let me see your hands. - Whoa!
- Keep your hands where I can see them.
- Does this mean--
You found her?
- Found who?
- Jackie, my sister.
Is she with him?
Is she?
- We don't know who you're talking about, Dan.
With who?
- Micah.
With him, with the cult.
Isn't that why you're here?
[tense music]
♪
.
- So what do you mean, "cult"? - I don't know
if that's the right word.
Can you just tell me, is Jackie okay?
Is she all right? - We don't know, Dan.
Can you tell us what happened to her?
- Look, she's just been having a hard time.
I mean, she always has.
But last couple years, she lost her job.
We don't have any other family, any money.
She was just desperate.
- And that's when she met Micah?
- Yeah.
He calmed her down.
Then she started talking about him weird.
Like he wasn't a friend, boyfriend.
- Okay.
What was he?
- Like a teacher.
Guy lives with other women.
Asked Jackie to move in and then...
I told her this guy's no good, but she couldn't hear it.
I think she started using again.
Cut me out.
And then she was gone.
- Recognize this woman?
- No.
- What about her?
- Yeah, that's Jackie.
And my old car. What--
Why?
[dark music]
What'd they do?
♪
- This is from Jackie Williams' social media.
It was deleted, but we were able to recover it.
- Okay, so that's Jackie.
That is the woman who exited the house in Des Plaines.
All these women, they look undernourished,
off the streets, possible drug use.
And that is Micah Thurman, 44 years old.
- We are going to build a life together.
You will be loved, safe, but this won't come free.
You must choose this family.
♪
You must choose me.
Now this is going to require discipline.
Accountability.
But you're home. [keyboard clacks]
- Micah Thurman, he's a grifter.
A conman. He's been on the run for years.
Got numerous civil and criminal charges,
two-bit fraud, check-bouncing.
He's got a domestic from a decade ago.
- Mm. - And these women are trying
to make a family with him?
- I mean, he knows exactly what they need
to replace fear with hope.
- It'll take discipline, but you have to do what I say.
- [sighs] What if they would do anything
that he said to be in his family?
What if they would kill for him?
- Mm, so where's Micah now?
- We don't know.
He's off the grid.
Creditors haven't been able to find him in years.
He doesn't have a cell phone.
No utilities in his name.
- Only connection we actually have is Jackie.
And we threw a BOLO out there on her Scirocco,
but we ain't got a hit yet.
- We do have one more thread on her.
It's not much, but she swipes her Link card once a week
at a market off Hamlin.
- Okay, good.
That's a string to pull.
Do it.
- Nah, maybe this is a bust.
- Just gotta ride it out.
- There.
I can't make out the plate though.
- Guys, we got a VW north side of the lot.
[tense music]
Female subject exiting the vehicle.
- Any signs of Micah or the other women?
- Negative, she's alone.
- That's her.
It's a positive on Jackie Williams.
Let's move. - All right.
We're gonna cover the back.
♪
[indistinct overhead announcements]
- Jackie? Jackie Williams?
Chicago police, we just wanna talk to you.
♪
Jackie, hey.
Hey. - Jackie?
- Stop running. - [grunts]
[screaming] No!
[shrieking] - Take it easy.
- Jackie. - No!
- Take a breath. - No, no!
Please get off! No!
- [panting] - [groaning]
- Okay, Jackie, I'm gonna uncuff you now.
And I need you to not do what you did at the market.
You understand?
[cuffs clinking]
All right.
Is this you in this Volkswagen?
That's your brother's car. We talked to him.
Your brother Dan, do you remember him?
What about this photo?
Who's this person? Who got into the car with you?
All right.
Why this house?
Did you know the man who lived there?
Why him?
Hey, where'd you go when you left Des Plaines?
Did you go to Micah?
Yeah? Where is Micah?
[tense music]
- He's with me.
Right now.
- Oh. - Not actually here.
I'm not crazy. I don't see ghosts.
- Good.
- We were on the edge of a cliff when he found us.
Saved us. Made us family.
- What'd he save you from?
♪
- The wobblies.
- Wobblies?
- [laughs]
- [chuckles]
- That's what we call it.
Fear.
But we're safe now.
Part of something bigger than ourselves.
Might not look like a family to you,
but it feels like one to us.
You got the wobblies too?
- No, we're not gonna talk about me, Jackie.
- I can see it.
♪
You're scared.
Micah can help you.
He can take it away.
- Three men were murdered, Jackie.
And you were there for at least one of them.
Yeah.
Do you get what's happening?
Do you understand the stakes?
♪
[door opens]
- If we don't get her talking, we're dead in the water.
I mean, we got nothing on Micah,
no leads on that other female offender.
- And nothing connecting any of them
to any of our victims either.
- I can get her to break.
I can feel it.
Deep down, this girl knows she's hanging on to something
that isn't really there.
It's not real.
Just need to find the right way to tear it down.
- Go ahead, put her on ice for the night.
Just dig back in tomorrow.
- Okay.
[phone vibrates]
This is Kim.
[somber music]
♪
- Hey.
There you are. What's going on?
♪
What happened?
- The judge, she's allowing Theo's lawyers
to access my medical records.
- From when you got hurt?
- And to depose my doctors
and to access my personnel file--
- Well, what does that mean?
- That's their case. It's their argument.
I can't possibly offer Makayla a stable home
because I almost died.
And I was offered a desk job and I came back to this.
I chose this. - Kim.
- Oh, my God, what if they're right though?
What if I'm not good for Makayla?
- No, no. You stop that now.
Stop it.
- But they're trying to prove how close I came to dying
in order to-- [sighs]
To take away the one thing that kept me alive.
- They cannot do that.
- They can and they are.
We're gonna lose her, Adam.
Just--we're gonna lose her.
♪
.
[door clicks open]
[cuffs clinking]
- Micah lied to you.
- He doesn't lie. - Okay.
That's David Page.
Before you came on the scene, Micah bought a car.
He couldn't keep up with the payments,
and he fought the bank
until he got a mid-level manager
who told him his hands were tied.
He had to repo the car.
That manager was--do you see that signature right there?
David Page.
The others were the same. There's Gus Thompson.
He owned a couple of lending stores.
He gave Micah a crappy loan at a crappy rate.
Micah couldn't pay it off.
It drove him deeper into debt.
- That's not true. - It is.
Then there is Joel McCall.
He turned down Micah's application
for a second mortgage, and Micah lost his house.
This was years ago and you were still in high school.
So all these guys,
they were just doing their job.
Regular men with friends, family, people who loved them.
- No.
- Yes. - Micah told us.
- What'd he tell you?
- They were after our family.
- No.
They didn't even know you existed.
They just--they made Micah mad a long time ago.
That's it. That's it, Jackie.
That's all this ever was.
- No.
♪
No.
No...
♪
[crying]
- You were right about me. I've been scared.
♪
I get why you'd reach out for something like this.
[sighs]
♪
But the thing is, is that Micah used you.
- No. - Yeah.
But you can fight him.
You can help me.
You could help me make this right.
- [sniffs]
♪
I never hurt anybody.
- Okay.
- And I never went inside anywhere.
- That's good.
I believe you.
That means we can work together.
And if you help me, I'll do everything I can
to make sure you go free at the end of this.
You can go home, Jackie.
♪
Home to your real family.
♪
Our offender's name is Jenny Valentine, 27.
ID'd by Jackie.
- Jenny, she's been in and out of jail for years.
Possession, small-time sales of meth.
And that's actually Jenny in the Des Plaines video
getting into the Volkswagen.
- According to Jackie,
Jenny murdered all three of our victims.
- Okay, but did Jackie say if Micah ordered the kills?
- She doesn't know. Not exactly.
- How's that work?
- Micah fed them lies.
Told them their family was in danger,
that these men hated them.
She just never specifically heard Micah
tell Jenny to kill anyone.
- Jackie also said she never saw blood on Jenny.
She was never explicitly told why she was driving Jenny
to these locations.
- That's plenty for a warrant on Jenny
but real shaky on Micah.
- I know.
- Yeah, I want Micah.
All right, where did they live?
- Abandoned property in Humboldt Park.
- Well, we wire Jackie. Send her back to the family.
Get Micah talking. Can she deliver?
Is she stable enough?
- I don't know.
♪
But I'd try.
- All right.
There we go.
[suspenseful music]
♪
- Jackie.
- Positive on Micah Thurman.
- We were worried.
- Just ran into a couple of friends
from my old life.
They had just scored and, um, asked if I wanted to party.
I was weak.
It was a mistake.
- Attagirl.
- I don't need them anymore.
All I need is us.
I missed you.
[low dark music]
- Jenny was worried sick.
- All right, that's the first mention of Valentine.
Stay on your toes. - Jenny thought--
- Copy. - That you...
panicked because of the nights you went driving.
- Everything we did made us safer.
- We're close.
- Are you ready for more, Jackie?
- What do you mean?
What do you want me to do next?
- Oh, my...
What happened to you?
♪
You're like a little deer.
So frightened.
[tense music]
♪
Let me feel your heart beat.
Yes.
Something's happened.
♪
- I'm fine.
♪
- Is the family in danger?
Tell me what you've done, Jackie.
♪
- I'm so sorry. I'm sorry.
- No.
- Oh, Jackie.
- We're dark.
- Let's move in. Move!
We're headed to the south.
Breach wherever you can, but move in silent.
[intense music]
♪
- We're entering north side.
♪
- [screams] - Hey, stop!
Stop, don't make me shoot you, okay?
I don't wanna shoot. - [screams]
- There you go. We know everything, okay?
Calm down. We know everything!
He ain't worth it.
♪
- Jackie?
Is Micah in here?
Jackie.
♪
Can you respond to me?
- Cover me.
Jackie?
It's me. Hey, look at me.
You're safe. You're good.
Where's Micah?
- Kim--hey, hey!
♪
[metal creaking] - Chicago PD!
[door slams]
♪
[metal creaks and door slams shut]
♪
.
- [panting]
[suspenseful music]
♪
It's over, Micah!
The girls, they know who you really are.
It's over. Your family, it's over!
[gunshots]
♪
Last chance, Micah!
I'm coming for ya!
♪
[gunshots]
[soft thud]
♪
[panting]
[lights click on]
- Kim, are you all right?
- I'm okay!
[soft dark music]
♪
- Your Honor, we're here today
because of fundamental questions
about Ms. Burgess' fitness as a mother.
Makayla has seen you with a gun in your hand.
Suffers from night terrors.
There seems to be some confusion
about the role that Mr. Ruzek plays in her life,
about the role that he plays in your life.
And can you guarantee that after being shot
at close range, nearly bleeding out,
flatlining in the hospital,
that there'll be no lasting physical complications?
- That's my hope.
- How about mental complications?
Is it your opinion that after being that close to death,
there are no residual effects?
- I don't know.
- The CPD has given you ample opportunity
to take desk work after this incident.
You overruled your own doctors.
Insisted on going back to Intelligence.
When was the last time someone fired a weapon at you?
- About four hours ago.
- [laughs]
[somber music]
♪
- Makayla's favorite snack...
is tortilla chips dipped in whipped cream.
It's--well, it's disgusting.
But she'll trade me for it for eating her veggies, so,
you know, you do what you do.
She collects these pieces of sea glass.
We go up to Loyola Beach on Sunday mornings,
if I'm not working.
And she's obsessed with them.
My pockets are full of them.
Sometimes I think they're multiplying.
- Your Honor.
- Makayla's discovered that we have a freckle
inside of the same toe on the same foot.
And she's decided that we can communicate
as a result, telepathically.
So when she's at school, like in the middle of the day,
she sends me happy thoughts.
And when I come home, I'm supposed to know
what those happy thoughts were, which is hard.
♪
You were right about pretty much everything.
I don't have a ton of money.
I don't have a ton of time, a big house.
Yes, Adam Ruzek, my ex-fiancé, is moving in with us.
I don't know how to explain that except that we're family.
And, yes, I almost died and went back to a job
when I didn't have to, but it was what I needed then.
And it's what I want now.
I'm good at my job.
I help people, and I'm proud that my kid sees me doing that.
I am a mess, and I make mistakes.
Makayla, that's something that I've done pretty damn right.
Theo, I--I get what you're trying to do.
Truly, truly, I do.
But what Makayla and I have,
you can't just snap your fingers and make that up.
It's real.
She's my family. And I'm hers.
♪
- We'll make the murders? - Yeah, all three.
There was tons of evidence in the warehouse--
more video, social media.
- Any of it make sense with the hands?
- Yeah, part of Micah's message
was that these men were trying to strike at the family,
tear them down.
So the women had to take their hands, their fists,
as a preemptive strike.
- And Jackie Williams?
- Yeah, I got her a deal with the ASA.
She'll be back home with her brother.
- That's good work.
Hmm.
- Yeah.
- For what it's worth...
I'd bet on you every time.
[phone vibrating]
- This is Kim.
Yeah, I can talk.
[soft dramatic music]
♪
Adam!
[laughs]
We won!
- Are you kidding me?
- [laughs]
- Tell me what the judge said.
- I guess, bottom line is
who the child's most bonded with,
so--so she's ours.
- You are my hero right now.
Oh, my God!
- [laughs] - Oh.
All right, let's go see her.
- Let's go see our kid. - All right.
- Champagne and pizza.
It's very upstairs, downstairs. - You'd think.
It's actually an expensive pizza
and a very cheap bottle of champagne.
- [laughs]
[intense music]
Gabby? - Jesus.
Find Mack--find Makayla.
Gabby, Gabby, it's Adam.
Gabby, hey!
Hey, what happened? Where's Makayla?
- Mak-- [gurgles]
♪
- Makayla?
[panting]
♪
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[dramatic music]
♪
[wolf howls]