Oh, my God.
That good, huh?
No. I mean, um, it's fine.
You're a great writer, but...
Okay, I see. It's time for a lecture again.
I'm your editor, Kim,
and we also happen to be good friends.
Luckily for you, it's solid advice either way.
Okay, tell me as my editor.
Look, I know it's been a rough year for you,
but it's time for you to get serious about life.
Take some responsibility.
I'm responsible.
You don't even have a full-time job.
I freelance.
You write fluff stories on reality stars.
Why don't you try something a little more hardcore?
Write for our crime beat.
You're good at that kind of thing.
I could, but...
Kim, I'm serious.
They only thing that's ever stood in your way is you.
Ooh, look at that. Saved by the ringtone.
Kim, see? There you go.
It's my grandparents' area code.
Really?
- Hello? - Kim Cassidy?
This is Kim Cassidy. Who's this?
This is Joey, your grandmother's caretaker.
Your grandmother's had an accident.
What?
It's just up here.
Grandpa?
Hi.
It's me. It's Kim.
Your granddaughter.
I don't know you.
Of course you do.
It's okay, Fred.
Carrie, could you please...
Yeah.
Come on, Fred.
I'm sorry about that.
And I'm really sorry about Jane.
It's been a tough day for everyone.
You must be Joey.
Yeah. Now you can finally put a face
with the voice on the phone.
I had no idea that his Alzheimer's had gotten so bad.
Well, it's never really good.
But I can tell you this:
As hard as it is on them,
it's even harder on the people that love them.
When was the last time you saw him?
A year.
I heard about your parents' car accident.
That's... That's terrible.
Don't beat yourself up over it though, okay?
You're here now.
That's what matters. Jane knows that.
I hope so.
So you're gonna be coming back to the house after this, right?
Actually, I assumed you're gonna be staying with us.
That was the plan, but I don't know.
I don't know if he'd...
Be offended if you didn't? Yeah.
Come on.
Jane was a selfless, caring woman,
who loved her family
and was loved by everyone who came into contact with her.
She took care of others first,
especially her husband Fred.
I wanna go home!
Just a little while longer, Fred, and then we'll go.
No.
I-I gotta go.
Hold on, uh... Kim, this is Carrie.
Carrie and I work together at the Parker Care Center,
where Jane found me.
She helps out with your grandfather when I'm not around,
She's amazing.
Thanks for watching him.
I'm so sorry about Jane.
She was the best.
Thanks.
Um, let's just meet up at the house, okay?
- We can catch up then. - Okay.
You must be Kim.
I must be.
That's what they keep telling me.
Gary Moore. We spoke on the phone.
Nice to meet you.
I'm so sorry about your grandmother.
I really did like her. Joey did too.
I saw you two had a chance to meet.
Yeah, he's really good with my grandpa, like you said.
He was terrific with Jane too.
Those two, they had a special connection, you know?
Listen, I wish I could stay and talk longer,
but I have a meeting that I can't miss.
How long are you gonna stay in town?
I have no idea.
Okay, well, why don't you come to my office
after you get settled,
and we can go over any legal concerns you might have.
Great. I will.
- Thank you, Gary. - Okay.
I saw you pull in earlier. So you're the granddaughter?
I am.
- And you are? - Nick.
I rent the house across the street from your grandparents.
- Craftsman. - Oh, I know the one.
I'm Kim Cassidy.
- I'm really sorry about Jane. - Thanks.
So, uh, you met Joey, huh?
Yeah, I did.
What do you think?
I barely know him, but he seems like a nice guy.
- Good at his job. - He is, for sure.
No doubt about that.
But if he starts acting strange
or says something that makes you uncomfortable, let me know.
Strange? Is there something I should know?
No, no, not at all. It's just, uh...
Listen, I gotta get going,
I just wanted to make sure you knew you could come by
any time you felt like talking.
Okay, thanks.
Hey, Jen.
Hey, how's it going?
Just left the cemetery.
Getting to the house now.
I'm sorry I couldn't be there for you today,
but I will be there next week, for sure.
You better be.
It's so strange being back here.
I pretty much stopped coming after my parents' accident.
How's your grandpa?
Jen, he barely even knew who I was.
That had to be awful.
I didn't realize his Alzheimer's had gotten that bad.
That's what I said to Joey.
Who's Joey?
Oh, it's the guy taking care of him.
Oh.
I just hated the way he looked at me,
like he was scared because he knew he should remember.
Does he even know his wife passed away?
I don't know. It's hard to tell.
Look, I gotta go. I'm pulling up to the house.
Oh, God, why am I so nervous?
Don't be. You just go in there,
and you show your grandpa how much you love him.
It'll be fine.
Okay, you're right. Like always.
He's a lucky guy. Now he has two caretakers.
Thanks.
Bye.
Grandpa? Joey?
In here.
What is it, Julie?
Hey.
He was looking a little shaggy at the funeral,
so I thought I'd give him a quick trim.
Yeah, I can see that.
Wanna try this again?
Come on.
Hi, Grandpa.
It's me. It's Kim.
He knows who you are.
We were just talking about her, weren't we?
Kimberbee.
Yeah, Grandpa, It's me. It's Kimberbee.
I'm so sorry about Grandma.
It's gonna be okay.
Should I hug him or...
Yeah, yeah, go for it.
I'm here, Grandpa.
That woman can't get a damn thing right!
I think he means her.
So sorry.
Oh, right.
Let's get you set up in the guest room.
Okay.
So before I forget, "Kimberbee?"
It's the nickname he gave me when I was six.
What can I say? I was a big bee person back then.
I was more into turtles myself.
Isn't this your room?
No. This is all you.
I live in the guesthouse in back.
Oh, I almost forgot they had that thing.
You should come check it out sometime.
I know I already said this, but...
I'm really sorry about Jane.
She was a wonderful woman.
She was.
I don't even really know what happened.
- What do you know? - Gary just told me
that she fell down the stairs in the middle of the night.
You know as much as I do.
And does he... know?
- About Jane? - About anything.
Look, don't get me wrong.
Your grandpa's got some serious memory issues,
but sometimes, I swear, he's like 100% there.
Really?
Then he's mostly gone again.
That's why we stopped watching shows that have a storyline
because he couldn't follow them anymore,
so we only watch repeats on the Game Show Network.
But you know what? I'll be honest.
I like 'em better. Less drama.
And how long have you been helping them?
About six months.
So are you ready to play name that pill?
- Such a dork. - I'm sorry.
I've watched way too much TV with your grandpa.
Okay, this is Donepezil.
This is to keep his brain active,
but it also can make him nauseous,
so you gotta keep an eye on that.
This one here, this is Wellbutrin.
It's for depression.
Works most of the time,
but then again, so does a nice walk in the sun.
Now, it is really important
that he doesn't miss even one of these.
How was she in the end?
Was she with it?
Totally.
God, I wish you'd seen her.
Me too.
She had more energy
than half the women a quarter of her age.
She was reading a book a week right up until...
You know, until...
until she moved on.
Is he asking about her?
And then he forgets about what he asked.
It's so hard, you know. I mean, she was...
She was the love of his life.
I couldn't even imagine the gravity of that pain.
It's amazing what you're doing.
No. It's a job.
It's important.
What about you? What do you do?
I'm a writer.
Yeah? That's impressive. What do you write about?
Mostly which celebrities are hooking up,
what their pets names are, stuff like that.
Oh, wow. That's, um...
That's really gotta be, you know...
- Soul sucking? - Oh, God! I'm so sorry!
I wasn't gonna say it, but...
Oh...
So this is where it happened?
Yeah.
Yeah, except it was a lot darker.
I got to her as fast as I could.
It didn't even matter that I was there.
She was already...
Yeah.
Shall we?
Grandpa, I wanna tell you something.
Grandpa.
Fred, she's trying to talk to you.
I just wanna say I'm really sorry I wasn't here
when Grandma Jane died.
That's okay.
The police came here.
Twice.
Twice?
Once before and once after.
He's right.
Why did she call the police before she took the fall?
Earlier, she thought something was wrong with him,
so she called the police.
I mean, it was... It was just a misunderstanding.
Isn't that right, Fred?
Watch out!
- You scared me! - It's good!
It's good for the system. It keeps the heart going.
- My heart's fine. - That's good to know.
I didn't know you were a runner.
All-county, senior year.
What, not all-state?
Try to keep up.
It's beautiful here.
Sure is.
- Race you to that tree? - Hold on a second.
- Go! - No!
Yes!
Beat you.
I haven't run like that in forever.
I'm glad I could inspire you.
You know what? You actually do.
I don't think I could care for people I know,
much less people I don't,
the way you've cared for my grandparents.
I don't know. You might surprise yourself.
You're still here, aren't you?
A little sweaty, but I'm still here.
For how long?
I'm not sure.
I'm finding reasons to stick around.
What's your family like?
I didn't know my dad.
My mom died when I was five.
I'm so sorry.
So who took care of you?
My grandparents.
So that's why you do this?
Absolutely.
I might be a jerk for asking you this,
but why didn't you visit?
The truth is I dodged them after my parents died.
I'd call once a month, a card on their birthday.
Why did you stay away?
I've asked myself that a thousand times,
but every time I thought about visiting them,
I thought about my parents and what I'd lost.
And it just seemed easier to go into hibernation
than to actually deal with the grief.
I get it, Kim.
Sometimes things happen to us.
And a lot of those times, you don't deserve what you get.
But it's no good to beat yourself up
over things that you cannot control.
It's better to work to be the best Kim
that you can possibly be.
And that...
that is how you honor someone.
I feel a little closer to my grandma,
spending time in her space.
- Grandpa okay? - Not bad, I guess.
He gets mixed up a lot,
like when he told me the police were at the house earlier,
the night my grandma fell.
Wait. They were?
I thought he was confused, but Joey backed it up,
said it was a mistake.
Joey again.
Is he living there in the house?
Out back in the guesthouse.
Jen, I gotta say,
he's pretty amazing.
What's this Joey look like?
Mmm. Gorgeous.
- Ah, I knew it. - Stop.
Do you really think this is a good time
for you to be falling in love?
- Stop. - Listen to me, Kim.
As your friend and your boss, be careful with this guy.
You don't really know anything about him.
Okay, yes, fine, I don't.
Text me a picture of Joey.
I'm gonna have Jason do a background search,
make sure that he's cool.
Come on. You don't have to do that.
And in the meantime,
go down to the police station, check the report,
find out what really happened that night.
Okay.
I'll talk to you soon.
Bye.
Jason?
What do you need, boss?
I need you to do some investigating
on one of your coworkers.
They may be in over their head.
Oh, yeah? Who's that?
- Hi, can I help you? - I'm hoping so.
My name's Kim Cassidy. I just came to town
a few days ago for my Grandma Jane's funeral and...
Look, I know the police came to her house
a few hours before her death,
and, I don't know, I was just hoping that I could come in
and find out more about it.
Let me see if I can find the detective who got the call.
Thanks.
I'm Detective Harper.
You're the Cassidys' granddaughter?
Yes. Kim.
- I'm sorry for your loss, Kim. - Thank you.
How can I help you?
I understand you were the detective at the house
the night of the accident.
Yeah.
Let's see, Monday the 14th at 7:38 p.m.
Dispatch received a distress call from the residence.
Who made the call?
Jane Cassidy.
All she said was she needed help and to hurry.
I got there 7:46.
She's already on the porch, saying it was all a mistake.
Couldn't wake up her husband, got scared,
turned out he was just in a deep sleep.
Yeah, that's what Joey said.
Their caretaker. Did you talk to him?
Mr. Nolan came out just before I left.
And?
He seemed okay to me.
Okay.
Great. I guess that's it.
I did think there might've been more to it.
Why?
Your grandmother had this look in her eyes the whole time.
Seemed nervous.
Well, she did think that her husband was dying, right?
And it explains how she would've been distracted
when she fell down those stairs a few hours later.
Look, I've seen all this before.
Older people slip and fall all the time,
and when you live in a two-story home,
all it does is double the risk.
I'm sure you've got nothing to worry about.
Give me a call if there's any trouble.
Thank you.
♪♪
Okay, come on, Fred.
Up. Time for bed.
There we go. This way.
Easy.
Okay, up.
There you go.
Coffee's almost ready, guys.
My daughter never drank that stuff.
She always drank tea.
We used to call it "coffee with class."
I remember that.
I wonder how she's doing.
Grandpa...
Okay.
Here you go.
- Oh, my God. - Right?
Don't go filling yourself up too much.
Oh, yeah? Why is that?
Because I am gonna take you out to dinner tonight.
- Oh, you are, are you? - Yeah. What do you think, Fred?
Any objections to that?
Ohh! Sorry.
- Oh, my God. - Between you and Joey,
I'm gonna have a heart attack on one of these runs.
I saw you two jogging the other day.
It inspired me.
He tends to do that.
Wow. Look at that smile.
Safe to say that you guys are getting along okay.
You could say that.
So how's it going with your grandfather Fred?
He's doing well, all things considered.
You know, to be honest, when I came into town,
I didn't know what to expect.
I mean, some stranger watching my grandparents? But...
we couldn't have done better than Joey.
Yeah, he's a really good guy.
So are you guys good friends?
No. More like good neighbors, you know.
"Hi, bye," that sort of stuff.
So you wouldn't know if he's dated anyone seriously
since he's been here?
You want me to pass him a note in class?
Oh, my God.
I'm in high school, right?
He did ask me to dinner tonight.
- Really? - Yeah.
Wow. That's, um...
It's weird, right?
'Cause I'm in town for my grandmother's funeral.
It's just...
There's something about him.
Everything happens for a reason, right?
Wouldn't that be nice?
I'm gonna continue my run.
I don't wanna cool down. Are you coming?
Uh, you go run.
I'm going home, lay down.
Okay. I'm sure I'm gonna bump into you one of these days.
Yes, you will.
- Okay, bye. - Bye.
I'm serious. you can ask me anything.
- Anything? - Yeah, I'm an open book.
Uh...
Look at the two of you, all cleaned up.
Yeah, not too shabby, right?
Thanks for watching him.
Oh, of course.
So how long have the two of you worked at the...
What's that place called?
Parker Care Center.
And then you both just got placed here?
Yeah, yeah, and the rest is nursing history, as they say.
We should probably get going 'cause we got a reservation.
Have a good time.
Thanks. Call us if there's a problem.
I want you to do something for me.
Haven't I already?
- Not that. - Oh, oh, sorry.
I want you to tell me something about my grandmother.
Like, uh, like a story or...
Sure. Something I wouldn't know.
Okay, okay, yeah.
Um, let me come up with something.
Okay. Oh, yeah.
She used to do this all the time,
and it cracked me up every time she did it.
Whenever a worker would come to the house,
and it didn't matter what they did...
it could be a cable guy,
it could be like a fix-it dude, FedEx, whatever...
she would not let them leave the house until she fed them.
- Really? - Yeah.
Like a piece of fruit, cheese and crackers.
She once whipped up a bowl of pasta
for a plumber who was there to unclog the upstairs toilet.
No.
It freaked him out at first,
but then he practically licked the bowl before he left.
The pasta bowl, not the toilet bowl.
So she liked to care for people too.
Yeah. She was good at it.
I cared for an elder couple before them,
but they didn't care for me nearly as much as she did.
She was...
She was magnificent.
To Jane Cassidy.
To my grandma.
Jesus, Sean? I thought I recognized you.
What the hell are you doing in this zip code?
Sean, it's Mitch. Mitch Martin.
I'm sorry. You must have me confused with somebody else.
You're not Sean Moses?
'Cause I gotta tell you, man, you look a lot like Sean Moses.
Nope! I'm sorry. I... No.
My bad.
Look, I'm behind the bar tonight,
so if either of you want a nightcap, it's on me.
Thanks.
That was weird, huh?
Are you coming in?
No, not tonight. I'm beat.
Are you sure?
Are you gonna miss me?
Maybe.
All right, do what you gotta do.
Good night, Kimberbee.
Night.
Yo, Mitch.
It isyou, Sean. I knew it!
Come on, do you think anyone else could have this face?
Hey, so why'd you lie?
No, no, let me guess. It was because of the girl, huh?
Yeah.
She thinks my name is Joey.
Yeah!
- You told her it was Joey? - Yeah.
- It's good to see you. - You too. You look great.
Hey, let me give you my new phone number.
Let me grab my phone. It's in the car.
Same old Sean.
Yep, same old Sean. You got that right.
Hey!
Hi.
You jogging again?
You wanna join me this time?
You need to stay hydrated. Come on over.
I'm sweating already.
Oh, my God, thank you.
So how's it going over there?
What?
When Joey's with my grandfather, he's just about perfect.
But?
Well, my, uh...
My grandpa said that the police were at the house
the night my grandma fell.
Pretty standard, right?
He said they were there before she fell.
Fred said that?
Joey assured me it was a mix-up,
but I went to the police just to make sure.
Smart of you. What'd they say?
The cop said that he was there a few hours earlier,
backed up Joey's story, but...
But what?
He said my grandma was acting really strange.
Why did you warn me about Joey at the funeral?
Oh, jeez, is that how it came off?
No, no, I'm sorry, Kim, no.
I was saying that you're living in a house with a stranger,
and if something felt off about him,
you could come over and talk to me about it, that's all.
Well, I guess I'll continue my run.
- Thanks for the water. - Anytime.
That's good.
Okay.
Hey, you. How's it going?
- I'm not sure. - Oh, let me guess.
Does it have anything to do with this Joey guy?
Kind of.
Did you, uh, kind of sleep with him?
You know I did.
And the bloom is off the rose.
No, I mean, not completely.
Did you go to the police like I told you to?
I did, Jen, and the story checked out.
- But... - But what?
A couple nights ago, we went to dinner,
and this guy who worked at the restaurant
called him by a different name.
Sean Moses.
He seemed pretty sure it was him.
And what did Joey have to say about that?
Another misunderstanding.
And what do you think about that?
Honestly, I don't know what to think.
Well, I don't like it, Kim. I don't like it at all.
I spoke to Jason,
and he didn't find anything or anyone named Joey Nolan.
I'll have him check into this Sean Moses
and see if he comes up with anything.
Do you know anything about his past?
I know the nursing agency he worked for.
Maybe I'll pay 'em a visit.
Yeah, good.
Now you're thinking with the right head.
Are you coming to see me next week?
Oh, absolutely.
I gotta meet this Joey/Sean guy for myself.
Good, I could really...
Jen, I gotta go.
Okay, bye.
Bye.
- Where were you? - Is something wrong?
You said you'd be home almost an hour ago.
I went for a longer run. So what?
I saw you on Nick Forman's porch.
Are you watching me now?
No, no, I'm just saying
if you say you're going to be home at a certain time,
you should probably stick to your word.
Excuse me, since when do I have to check in with you?
No, it's not for me.
Your grandfather was asking about you.
And as we both know, he doesn't always remember who you are,
so I thought you might be especially happy to hear that.
Fine. That's great. I'll go talk to him.
No, no. I just put him down for a nap.
He's not a baby, Joey.
I'll do what I want when it comes to him.
Kim, look.
I'm sorry.
You told me where you were, you told me why you're MIA.
Yeah. I'm kind of regretting it now.
I know, I know, and I'm a jerk, okay?
I'm a jerk.
I'm sorry.
It's just...
Look, I know that we've only known each other,
like, what, less than a week?
But I'm really starting to fall for you.
Come here.
- Hi. - Hi.
Can I help you?
I was hoping to talk to the person in charge.
Sure, one moment.
Thanks.
Are you the woman who asked to see the director?
I am.
Sara Franklin. Nice to meet you.
- Kim Cassidy. - What can I do for you, Kim?
I was hoping to get a little background information
about a caregiver that my family hired
through your facility about six months ago.
No problem. What was the caregiver's name?
Joey Nolan.
Hmm.
I don't think I know that name.
Are you sure he was employed here?
I thought so.
Karen.
Do you remember a Joey Nolan working here?
Hmm, Joey Nolan.
No, I don't think so.
Well, Karen would certainly know.
Okay, what about a Carrie Knox?
Carrie? Absolutely.
She's worked here for over a year now.
Is it possible you made a mistake with this Joey person?
Carrie's not working today, but I can call her for you.
No, no, don't bother her. Thanks.
Ahem.
Hey, Kim, what's...
We need to talk.
Sure. What do you need?
I need a little clarity.
I just came back from the Parker Care Center,
talking to a woman named Sara Franklin.
She runs the place.
Yeah, it's funny.
She said you're not actually working today.
And as far as Joey's concerned, they've never even heard of him.
Yeah, I'm really sorry.
Can we talk about this another time?
That's my grandfather in there.
We either talk about it now or talk about it with the police,
Your choice.
Okay, so Joey never worked at Parker Care.
Then why would you tell me that he did?
Because he had this sweet job with your grandparents,
and he offered me some work to help take care of Fred.
My idiot sister got herself arrested around the same time,
and I just needed the extra cash
to help get her straightened out.
But he was really good with him. You've seen him.
How did he get the job in the first place?
That, I don't know.
You're not gonna call the cops, are you?
Just go. Don't come back here.
- I'm really sorry, Kim. - Go.
Easy! Don't spill a drop.
I know, I know.
Campbell's chicken noodle soup. Your favorite.
Hi, Grandpa.
Soup smells good.
I can make you a bowl.
We need to talk.
Sure.
What's up?
You tell me.
I was just at the Parker Care Center.
You know, the place you've never worked.
What the hell, Joey?
I needed this job, okay?
I paid Carrie to cover for me.
I know that much, but how did you get the job to begin with?
I was in the lobby at the Parker Center.
I was waiting to apply for a job,
and I heard your grandmother tell the receptionist
about her husband,
who is suffering from dementia.
I don't know. I just... I knew.
I knew that I could help her.
So I followed her out to her car,
and we struck up a conversation.
- We bonded that quickly, Kim. - You lied to her.
She thought that I worked there,
and I didn't do anything to convince her otherwise.
She offered me the job.
Look, I needed a place to live.
I thought that the one-on-one would be ideal.
And I know, I know.
I know that it was wrong.
But I didn't know how to say no.
And I don't regret it. I don't regret it one bit.
I love your grandpa, and I loved your grandma.
And there is nothing
that would ever make me regret meeting you.
You've got to believe that.
I know. I know this might seem shady.
Yeah, that's because it is.
Even the neighbor thinks
that something's going on in here.
Kim, could you, can you let me...
No! Not... No, I...
I need time to think.
All right, all right, but look, Kim, Kim...
Please.
Don't hate me.
All I have ever wanted to do is to help people.
I just need to go have some soup with my grandpa.
- I can heat up... - No.
Just go to the guesthouse.
Just go and chill out for a bit.
- Okay? - I can do that.
Jesus Christ.
Hey, Nick.
I thought I heard someone knocking around in here.
I saw you talking to Kim.
So?
So what were you talking about?
I got a better question for you.
What the hell's going on in the house?
What's it to you?
Relax, man. I'm taking care of it.
Oh, good. The caretaker's taking care of it.
So I guess I don't need to worry about it anymore.
I know what I'm doing, okay?
Uh-huh. You mean like when you pushed Grandma Jane
down the frigging stairs?
'Cause that wasn't the plan.
You should've gassed 'em both like you did the last time,
and we'd be out of the country already.
But you can't leave now
'cause the old man's wife is dead,
and it'd be suspicious.
And now we have to contend with the granddaughter,
and she's suspicious too!
Yeah? Well, you're only making it worse
by taking her pulse.
Just finish it up.
You just get the old man to sign over the house,
and we're outta here.
The land under that house is worth a fortune,
and I'm tired of waiting.
It's tricky now.
I'm working on it.
Yeah, well, work faster.
And in case it's lost on you, here's a few reminders.
It's you in their house.
It's you who forged the documents.
I gave you a couple fake IDs and some bank accounts,
so even if you wanted to prove it,
you wouldn't be able to, pal.
But you know what's got me worried the most?
What?
I've been watching you two.
Jogging around town together,
a little cuddle time in the park.
Been watching you inside too.
You're not trying to burn me on this, are you?
No, of course not.
Good.
'Cause I mean...
how do you think this thing ends anyway?
Shut up.
You don't think it's the two of you
over in the house together, huh?
The happy couple taking care of the old man?
Yeah, yeah, what would be so crazy about that?
Well, you killed her grandma, for starters.
Come on!
Get it together, man!
Now!
- You got another beer? - You serious?
Yeah.
Come on. Quit being so selfish.
I'm stressed out, too, all right?
We drink a beer, we can chew this over together.
Unbelievable.
I'm just trying to give you a reality check, man.
Okay? You two are not meant to be together.
Are you listening to me?
You sneaky bastard.
Wow. What a gorgeous day.
- Isn't it a gorgeous day? - Where are you taking me?
We're gonna have a nice time, I promise.
Where's Joey?
I don't know.
He's probably at the gym or something.
Maybe we should wait.
Grandpa, it's me. It's Kim.
That means you're in good hands.
Okay?
- Okay. - Okay, good.
I wanted to spend some alone time with you anyway.
Where's Jane? Is Jane coming?
She can't make it.
It's just you and me today, okay?
I can't believe how relaxing it is here.
I suppose.
When's the last time you came?
I don't remember.
Joey said he brings you here all the time.
I don't know. I don't remember.
I wanna talk to you about something.
What have we been doing all morning?
I mean, I...
I want to apologize to you.
For what?
For ignoring you and grandma this past year.
When my parents died, I just completely shut down,
and I knew that being around you guys would just be too much.
- Your parents are dead? - Yeah.
That's...
That's my daughter.
Mm-hmm.
- And Jane? - Your wife.
She's dead.
I remember the last thing Jane said to me.
You do?
She said, "I think he's here."
Do you know who she was talking about?
Shh. It's okay, it's okay. I'm here.
Grandpa, you go inside, okay? I'll be right there.
Okay.
- What happened? - Apparent suicide.
What?
Carbon monoxide. Neighbor heard his car running
in the garage early this morning.
You okay? You need to sit down?
No, I'm okay.
It's just I was just talking with him yesterday.
So you knew him?
No, I mean, I met him at the funeral
when I first came to town.
I just can't... I can't believe this.
He didn't seem like the type.
He'd only been living in this house six months.
You know if anyone else around here knows him?
Joey knew him.
Anyone else?
I think my grandfather must've known him,
but he wouldn't remember.
He did remember one thing though:
my grandmother's last words.
And they were?
"I think he's here."
- Who's here? - No idea.
But Joey was the only other one in the house at the time.
Got it. Well, do me a favor.
Let me know if you think of anything else.
Hey, um...
I saw the flashing lights. What's going on over there?
Nick Forman's dead.
What happened?
I guess he killed himself.
Jesus.
He didn't seem the type.
I know.
Listen.
I think you should go.
Look, Kim, Kim, no. You know me.
Please don't do this.
Who's gonna take care of Fred?
I will.
Grandpa? Grandpa?
- My leg, my leg. - Okay, okay.
We're here.
Gotcha. Here we go.
- Okay, okay. - My leg!
Okay, here we go.
Nice and easy.
Home sweet home.
You said it, Fred.
The good news is the doctor thinks
his leg's gonna heal well enough
that he won't need this chair forever.
But if he's wrong,
I suppose we're gonna have to put in a ramp.
I'm too tired to think about that right now.
Let's talk about it tomorrow.
Good night, Grandpa. Night, Joey.
Night.
What do you say we get you caught up on your shows?
Grandpa?
Grandpa, is that you?
Grandpa?
Grandpa, are you okay?
Hello, my Kimberbee.
I hope this card finds you well.
Things have been a bit trying around here
with your Grandpa Fred.
We have Joey to help,
but it's not the same as family.
Nothing is.
I don't want to pressure you, sweetheart,
but I'd be so grateful
to see your beautiful face right now.
But I'll understand if you can't.
It won't change how proud we are of you.
Love you, Grandma Jane.
I'm sorry.
Morning.
Is Fred okay?
He's no longer your concern. You need to leave.
No, don't say that.
I'll take care of him or find somebody to help me.
- No, Kim. - You have a week to clear out.
- Kim... - I'm not kidding, Joey.
Or whatever your name is.
You need to leave.
What?
You ready?
For what?
The twist.
What's this?
Jane signed the house over to me.
The big one, behind you.
No, this can't...
It can, it is.
This is...
It's legal, I'm afraid.
- Why? Why would she do this? - It was a gift.
It was a gift for taking such good care of them
when no one else was around to do it.
But look, okay? We can share this.
We can share all of it, all right?
The house, your grandpa's love,
each other.
I have been waiting for this my entire life.
You're crazy.
Don't say that, okay?
I'm sorry.
It's a lot... It's a lot to take in.
But I know if you go think on it just for a bit,
you're gonna come to see
how perfect of a family the three of us are gonna make.
No.
Yeah. You can take that.
I have copies.
You've gotta be kidding me. He owns my grandparents' house?
Kim, it was a simple transfer of title.
I did it myself.
I thought Jane would've told you about it.
Well, she didn't.
I've been waiting for you so we could go over this,
but I thought to give you some time because of the funeral.
Are you saying there's nothing I can do about this?
You can contest it,
but precedent is not on your side.
There's been many cases where caregivers
are given property and money when relatives are estranged.
And what about my grandfather? Did he know?
It's hard to say.
You know, with Fred, what he knew yesterday
isn't necessarily what he knows today.
Kim, another transfer of ownership
would be extremely messy.
I can't believe this.
I know it's hard for you to hear this,
but Joey and Jane were very close, Kim.
Look, he's... He's really dangerous.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Joey's been like a kitten with me.
I gotta go.
I'll be right there, Grandpa.
Great.
Grandpa?
I can't see.
Sorry.
I have to run to the pharmacy real quick.
And since no one else is here, that means we have to go.
Where's Joey?
He's not coming today.
Is he sick?
Yes, Grandpa, he's very sick.
Where's Carrie?
Sorry. You're stuck with me.
Uh-oh. What's wrong?
Damn it. Voicemail.
Kim, I was right. This guy is all wrong.
Jason was able to match his photo to the Sean Moses name.
The last folks that he took care of
died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
I'm on my way to you right now.
I think we should go to the police. Call me back.
Grandpa, I wanna ask you something.
Uh-huh.
Grandpa, this is important.
Why did Grandma call the police that night?
There was an argument, a bad argument.
With who?
Jane and Joey.
What did they argue about?
She changed her mind.
She changed her mind about giving him the house.
She said she wanted you to have it.
She did?
Then why did she lie,
tell the police that it was a mistake?
By the time they got here, he had talked her back into it.
He said no one would ever take care of us the way he does.
And she believed him.
She needed him, even if she was scared of him.
There was no one else. There wasn't anyone.
It's okay.
You're here now.
I'll be right back. Stay here.
Next.
Good workout?
Hey, I remember you.
I remember you too, Joey.
Got a few questions, if that's okay.
Yeah, yeah, sure. What can I help you with this time?
I'm sure you heard about Nick Forman's suicide.
Yeah, yeah, that's a shame. What do they always say?
It's a permanent solution to a temporary problem.
So you two knew each other.
I mean, we were neighbors.
But other than that, no. No, not really.
Why would he go to Jane Cassidy's funeral?
I don't know.
Community?
Two deaths on the same block in a week.
That's gotta be some kind of record around here.
If you say so.
So how's everyone managing at the Cassidy house?
Well, you talked to Kim. Why don't you tell me?
How'd you know that?
I saw you two when they took Nick's body out of that garage.
So did she say anything interesting?
Just that she's having a rough time. Can you blame her?
No. Actually, I'm doing everything I can
to help her right now.
You wouldn't know this, but...
we're together.
You are?
Yeah, yeah. It's new, obviously, but, uh...
I, for one, I hope this lasts forever.
Yeah, I'm, uh...
I'm all in on this girl.
Is there any other questions that you wanted to ask me?
No.
You can go.
You have a great day, Detective.
Hold on.
I know that prescription's in here somewhere.
Oh, my God.
Grandpa, I wanna tell you something.
Listen, I know I haven't been in this house for a long time,
but I want you to know that I'm not going anywhere.
I'm gonna be taking care of you from now on.
Hope you're okay with that.
Where's Joey?
Remember before I told you that he's really sick?
I hope he's okay.
Here you go.
Take those.
Here's your water.
What the hell?
Oh, we must've blown a fuse.
Maybe. I'll go check.
Be careful.
I will.
Yes.
I forgot my phone.
Did you just do that to the lights?
I have no idea what you mean.
I just wanted to see how he's doing without me.
Fine.
How about you? Miss me yet?
About as much as I miss puberty.
Tell you what. Let's have breakfast tomorrow.
I know we can figure this thing out.
I'm gonna be busy. I'm taking Grandpa to the police station.
He's starting to remember things about you.
Yeah? And a minute later, he's gonna be asking
where his pal Joey is with his pills.
It won't be hard to dispute the memory of a senile old man.
Look, the only person who's gonna get hurt here is him.
I have a better plan.
Yeah? And what's that?
I love you, Kim.
And before all this recent nonsense,
you were falling for me too.
None of that was real.
It was. I'll show you.
Just leave us the hell alone.
Okay. I'll stay here for now, but it's just a matter of time.
Before what?
Don't you get it yet?
We're gonna be one big happy family.
You, me, Grandpa Fred.
Jen?
Kim, I was right. This guy is all wrong.
Jason was able to match his photo to the Sean Moses name.
The last folks that he took care of
died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
I'm on my way to you right now.
I think we should go to the police. Call me back.
Oh, my God.
I'll take that!
Gosh, I'm so sorry, Kimberbee, but I can't have any...
...distractions
while we're working this out.
- Why are you doing this? - Why am I doing this?
Baby, I'm the caretaker.
I wanna take care of you and Fred.
- Stay away from him. - Stay away from him?
That's kind of hypocritical, isn't it, Kim?
Stay away?
How many people have you done this to, hmm?
Well, there's the Degnams. The Degnams, yeah.
I mean, they were, they were nice enough.
Nothing, nothing, nothing like Fred and Jane.
But yeah, them and, um...
Yeah, I think just my grandparents.
You killed your...
Don't! Don't you pity them!
Okay? You pity me.
Those two monsters,
who my junkie mother left me with,
who tortured me every single day?
Yeah, she knew exactly what was gonna happen to me
when she bailed on me.
Yeah, 'cause it turns out, they beat her
within and inch of her life at the same age.
Nice, right?
Well, I guess she had something else on her mind beside her son,
like heroin.
Well, I took care of those two.
They died in their sleep.
No doubt they were dreaming about some new way
that they could torture me
while I was sleeping over at a friend's house.
Carbon monoxide.
It happens.
You could ask the Degnams and ask Nick Forman too.
Oh, wait. No, you can't. God.
Can't ask Nick Forman.
You killed all of them.
I had no choice, okay?
I did it for us, baby. I did it for us.
It hurts me to hurt you.
But if we're gonna be together, and we're gonna be together,
then we need to build this house on honesty.
Okay, here goes.
Jane was gonna destroy the only family
that I'd ever wanted in my life,
and the family I just met.
Even though that I loved her... and I did, I loved her...
that's how much hate that I felt.
And I shoved her over these stairs right here.
There! That's everything,
That's as honest as I can be to you.
I feel so much better.
I feel so much better!
You should try this. You should try this.
You should try some truth, some honesty.
No? Okay, I'll start for you.
Okay, here it is.
Tell me how good it feels when we kiss.
Please tell me.
Grandpa, Grandpa, listen to me.
We gotta go. We gotta go right now.
What? What happened?
- Joey's trying to hurt us. - Joey?
Come on, come on.
You have to trust me.
Okay, I trust you.
Let's tell the old man the good news, Kimberbee.
What is this?
I just want to bring you up to speed, sir.
You, me, and Kimberbee,
we're gonna be one big happy family.
You killed my grandma.
- Is that true? - He pushed her.
She...
She was gonna break up our family.
She was my wife.
You two were my life!
And she wanted to stop that.
You were just here to kill them and take their money.
At first I was.
And then... then I got a taste.
I got a taste of how much love I could actually feel
from another person.
And it was electric.
And then you showed up,
and it changed again.
Do you think I could love you? You're a...
A victim.
I'm a victim.
After everything that they did to me,
my grandparents still gave every dime they had
to the church.
I deserved that money!
I earned it.
Every single day.
And I earned this.
I earned this.
Think about it, huh?
Think about how perfect this will be.
Your grandpa's gonna have both of us.
You, you can write.
I'll cook.
We'll have game shows all day long.
Every day!
It'll be paradise.
Don't.
You don't want me to touch you?
You know what?
Fine.
We'll just go back to the original plan then.
Why? Why do you have to be just like everybody else?
And to think I actually thought that someone could love me.
You should've just stayed away.
Told you he was the wrong man.
Son of a bitch.
d over my mouth,
and I passed out.
You're very lucky, both of you.
You are definitely writing about this.
That advice I'll take.
Can't wait.
His real name was Phillip Gardner.
He disappeared from an orphanage
a few years after he killed his grandparents.
How'd you find out?
Got his DNA off a water bottle.
Nice work.
Turned up 15 years later,
hired as the Degnams' caretaker, going by the name...
Sean Moses.
Huh. Nice work.
Anyway, he forged their names,
slowly transferred the Degnams' money
into an offshore account.
The way they bounce between banks,
it could take years to track those things down.
And Carrie covered for him for the job with my grandparents.
A year later as Joey Nolan.
He did the same thing to your family,
I'm guessing with the help of Nick Forman
or whatever the hell his name really was.
Looks like Nick didn't kill himself after all.
Bet that was Joey too.
That's what he said.
He also said this time was different,
that he was in love with me.
Wanna hear something crazy?
I actually believe him.
Well, it's over. So what are you gonna do now?
How you doing?
All right, Grandpa, here you go.
Don't look at me like that.
I used the mustard you like this time.
- The yellow? - The yellow.
Eat first.
I don't want those pills sitting on an empty stomach.
Yeah?
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
Where's Joey?
Joey's gone.
Good.
That idiot!
It's like he's never heard a question before.
Seriously! What's his friggin' problem?