AURA: I ran autopsies, and all three came back
with a lethal amount of insulin in their system.
Looks like someone's going after these girls.
MICKEY: Kacey's not missing anymore. Found her.
- How'd she look? - Sober.
And pregnant.
KACEY: I'm sorry I made you worry. I just... I was scared.
That I would take this baby, too?
That you'd be right to take her.
MR. WINTON: I spoke too soon about Dock.
You know his abando got burned down yesterday.
Word on the street, it was his old supplier.
Old supplier, means there's a new one.
Always is.
TRUMAN: There's a whole lot of product there.
So we were right about what Scanlon was doing with his boat.
If Jimmy was bringing it in, maybe the women were taking it out to the streets.
Do you know any dealers who would trust someone
in active addiction to run their supply for them?
MICKEY: Paula says that the guy in the video is a cop,
and then she ends up dead.
We've been cross-referencing Scanlon with all the women on the Avenue.
But maybe we should've just been crossing him with cops.
KACEY: I found her. I found Melissa.
Did you... What did she say to you? Did she tell you who shot her?
She said the killer is Truman Dawes.
TRUMAN: Listen, what happened to these girls is not their fault.
But we can't let all of them go.
- KACEY: Mickey. - TRUMAN: It's still our job to police them.
KACEY: Mickey, hey.
Maybe they'll be better if they knew someone was watching them.
No, it's not Truman.
It... it can't be.
Are you sure? Emily Morris said he was the killer.
Yeah.
What else did she say?
- Nothing. That was it. - What else?
- Kacey. - Nothing. Nothing.
She didn't want to talk to me, Mickey.
She was scared to tell me. Scared I'd tell you.
- Scared that he'll come after her. - (SCOFFS)
That's... that's ridiculous.
Paula said killer was a cop.
Who used his badge to get blowjobs.
Does that sound like Truman?
No, it doesn't. But if you asked the wives of half the men I've been with,
they'd probably say it didn't sound like their husbands either.
He didn't do it.
He couldn't have.
You're fucking wrong.
She's fucking wrong.
(KACEY BREATHING HEAVILY)
Shit. Kacey, what's wrong?
- What? What is it? - I'm fine. I'm just fucking...
- (GROANS) - Kacey.
I left my subs at Dad's.
I don't think I can hold out till I get back there.
Suboxone?
Yeah. I need it to stay clean.
Stay here.
- (DISTANT MUSIC PLAYING) - (MEN CHATTERING)
- What up, officer? - Hey, what's up, Darnell?
- You got a second? - Not for you. Fuck outta here.
I'm not here to bust you. I just need some help.
Come on. I'm in a uniform,
about to hand a known drug dealer some cash.
That's not exactly a good look for me.
So please help me.
What you need?
Suboxone. Subs.
(LAUGHS)
We find out popo's a fiend. (CONTINUES LAUGHING)
It's not for me. It's for my sister.
DARNELL: Man, whatever.
- How much you need? - Two.
DARNELL: A hundred.
Nice doing business with you.
Darnell, have you heard of a new product on the street?
Heard Dock's been pushing it. And some others.
Yeah, it's around. But I ain't touched that shit, though.
How come?
'Cause cops are behind it?
Is it Truman?
Don't know who's behind it. I just heard it was blue.
(MICKEY SIGHS)
Thank you.
Uh...
I know you want to talk to Truman.
Just drop me off at a park or something.
I'll be fine.
I'm not dropping you off at a park.
(SIGHS)
Come on, you can rest on the couch.
Where's Thomas?
He's downstairs with the landlord.
- Okay. - Um,
she sometimes watches him.
Can I use your bathroom?
- Refresh? - Yeah.
Hi, Mrs. Mahon. It's Mickey.
I was wondering if Thomas could stay with you a little bit longer.
I've to run into work.
Uh...
Great. Thank you. Yeah.
Actually, there's one other thing. Um...
My cousin's visiting, and she's taking a nap.
So if you could make sure that Thomas doesn't come up here for any reason...
Right. Great. Okay.
Um...
You don't have to worry about that.
- Worry about what? - Thomas.
I would never do that to you.
I just need to...
Oh, I just need to sit down for a bit.
I'm gonna head out. I need to talk to Truman.
You don't believe me about Truman.
(SIGHS)
I don't.
- MRS. MAHON: Thomas, you all right in there? - Yup, coming.
You have an hour before bed,
so I thought we could play another game of Clue, and...
maybe have some hot chocolate.
Yeah. Be right out.
(MUFFLED COUGHING UPSTAIRS)
(COUGHING CONTINUES)
(MUFFLED GROAN)
(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
No. You know what you are? You're fucking dead weight.
- (GROANS) - SIMON: You're the reason Mickey dropped out of school.
- (GROANS) - SIMON: You're like a fucking anvil
around your sister's neck, and you're bringing her down.
THOMAS: Wake up.
MICKEY: Who's the father?
Is it Simon?
THOMAS: Wake up.
Uh...
You were having a bad dream.
Thomas?
You know me?
Yeah.
And I know you.
You do?
You're the girl with the pink hair.
MICKEY: (SIGHS) What the hell am I doing here?
(ENGINE STARTS)
THOMAS: This is Ryan, and cousin Hailey, and Aunt Lynn.
Oh, and Gee-Pop's over here.
And I put you here 'cause I didn't know where you went.
Um...
Here.
What's your name again?
My name? Um... I'm Kacey.
- Ryan told me all about you on Thanksgiving, and... - Yeah?
I told Mom that I needed to put you on the family tree.
But when I asked her about it, she said that she didn't know who you were.
And that Ryan must've been mistaken.
(EXHALES) Yeah. I don't know. Uh... I don't know, Thomas.
Why would she say that?
That she didn't know who you were?
Maybe she didn't know about your pink hair.
Yeah, I think that must be it. Yeah.
MRS. MAHON: Thomas? Thomas.
Up here.
That's Mrs. Mahon.
She's really nice, and she takes care of me when Mom's at work.
Thomas, you can't run off like that. Your mother...
- Oh, hello. - Yeah.
You must be Michaela's cousin.
I'm Cecilia Mahon.
Um, I'm Kacey.
Sorry, Kacey. Michaela said you weren't to be disturbed.
Thomas, we should be going and leave your cousin alone.
You grew up with my mom.
What was she like when she was little?
Um...
Thomas, maybe we should leave.
No, it's all right.
It's all right.
Um...
She was...
really, really smart. She was so smart.
She uh... I don't think I ever saw her without a book in her hand.
I mean, I wasn't like that. I didn't... I couldn't read like she did.
She... she was good.
She always chose the right thing, and... (CHUCKLES)
She loved music. She loved her horn.
She still does.
She loves playing Tristan and Isolde.
KACEY: Really? She still got it?
My mom gave me these from when she was little.
(KACEY CHUCKLES)
Oh, my God.
(CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING)
She said the killer is Truman Dawes.
PAULA: You know him, too.
'Cause he's a cop.
Always paid my debts, no matter how creative I had to get.
I don't get it. It finally feels like we're getting closer,
and then you want to back off?
You really want what happened to Paula to happen to you, or Kacey?
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
Man, Mickey used to play these all the time after Mom...
after her mom died.
Even when Gee told her to stop.
Why did he tell her to stop?
(CLICKS TONGUE) Um...
Well, I think, because Gee was...
sad, you know, that Mickey's mom, your grandma...
was gone.
But Mickey wouldn't listen. (LAUGHS) She would... It was funny.
She followed every single rule he had. But not that one.
Why not?
Probably just... it made her feel close to her mom.
Gee told her that it made her weak to keep listening like that.
But I think it made her strong.
I wasn't like that, I, um...
All I could ever do was escape the pain.
But she didn't, she couldn't. It was like...
she only ever knew how to face it.
I think I get that from her.
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
(MUSIC STOPS)
(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)
Put your hands where I can see them, now.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
(WOMAN GASPS)
Keep those eyes open for me, Kori.
All right. Keep them open. You hear me?
- Wanna tell me what the hell it is you think you're doing? - (KORI MOANS LOUDLY)
- Kori, keep those eyes open. - (KORI PANTS)
- I... I thought... - You thought what, Mickey?
She OD'd.
And she might need another shot of Naloxone.
So maybe you want to lower that Glock you got pointed at me?
Kori. Kori?
Kori.
What... what the fuck?
TRUMAN: It's okay, you're gonna be all right. You're gonna be fine.
But listen to me. I need you to slow
your breathing down for me, all right?
- I need you to slow it down. Come on. Can you do that for me? - (KORI BREATHING HEAVILY)
- Come on. - (KORI BREATHING DEEPLY)
Okay. Good.
Good.
Your leg looks pretty bad.
I'm gonna try and clean it out. But you're headed for sepsis
- if you don't go and see a doctor. - KORI: No hospital.
TRUMAN: Kori, you won't survive the night if you don't go.
Okay? For me, please. You gotta go.
Truman, how can I help?
You can step the hell out of my light, so I can clean this.
(KORI GROANS)
- (GROANS) - TRUMAN: Okay. Okay.
TRUMAN: Hey, is uh... she gonna be all right?
PARAMEDIC: Good thing you called when you did.
- Just let Mr. Winton know I hope he feels better, all right? - Yeah.
Let's go.
(DOORS CLOSE)
(EXHALES)
I didn't know about Winton.
- (SIREN CHIRPS, WAILS) - Any of it.
Ever since Mr. Winton's sons died,
he spends a lot of nights out here.
When he's not helping folks out at the shop,
he's helping folks out on the street.
He's not feeling so well these days. So, I've been stepping in.
(SIGHS)
I'm so sorry. I... Please just let me explain it.
Which part, Mick?
Why you followed me, or why you pulled a gun on me?
Kacey found Emily Morris, and she told Kacey...
that you were the one who was murdering these women.
And so I went to talk to you. And then I saw you with the duffel bag.
And then the needles. And then what was I supposed to think?
Not that I was a serial killer.
Or that I was a cop covering up for one.
Why would Emily Morris say that?
Beats me, better question is, why would you believe her?
Because that's what she told Kacey.
And I've doubted her so many times, and I just couldn't...
this time.
So you gained her trust to lose mine.
(SIGHS) Truman.
I'm so sorry, okay?
I... I just... I want you to understand something.
- I need you... - You pulled a gun on me, Mickey.
I know. And if I could take it back, I would.
There's no taking this back.
(EXHALES)
I was in love with you, Mickey.
I'm in love with you, too.
You got a fucked up way of showing it.
(ENGINE STARTS)
KACEY: (SIGHS) I should probably get going now.
Um... (SIGHS)
Are you all right, dear?
Yep.
- Just a little light headed. - Sit back down a bit.
- Yeah. - Thomas,
why don't you go and get Kacey a glass of water?
THOMAS: Yeah. Yeah.
How far along are you?
I'm... Thank you.
- Seven months. - Oh.
There's a baby in there?
Hello?
(LAUGHTER)
Hello in there. It's me, Thomas.
- I think she kicked. - Did she?
- She kicked. - She likes you.
THOMAS: She kicked for me.
(KACEY CHUCKLING)
- Hi. Mom, Mom! - Thomas.
I felt the baby kick.
That's great.
MRS. MAHON: Thomas wandered up here and found your cousin, I'm afraid.
MICKEY: Okay.
Well, I guess I should be going.
Thomas, Kacey.
Michaela.
(DOOR OPENS, CLOSES)
Hey, Thomas, why don't you get ready for bed?
When will I see you again?
I don't know.
Well, we're family and families see each other all the time.
So just don't be a stranger, okay?
KACEY: Mickey, I'm...
Mick, I'm sorry. He just... he came up here.
I didn't know what to do. I...
(DOOR CLOSES)
- Davis. - Yeah?
You ordered an autopsy on Paula Mulroney.
I need to know why.
Mick... Mick, I'm sorry.
You were right. When he came up here, I shouldn't have...
Jesus, Mick, I said I was sorry.
Was it really so bad that he met me?
(MICKEY EXHALES)
Emily Morris said it was Truman Dawes.
Are you sure that's what she said?
Yeah.
What were her exact words, Kacey?
- I told you her... - Her exact words!
(EXHALES)
When I found her at that abando,
I told her I needed to talk to her.
But she wouldn't talk to me. She was high as fuck, but she got up,
she walked away. She didn't say a thing,
so I begged her to talk to me...
tell me who shot her, told her he could try that with somebody else.
But she just laughed at me and told me to fuck off.
She didn't want to talk to me because of you,
because you were protecting the killer.
And I was like, "Wait, I don't understand.
"What does the killer have to do with my sister?"
And she said... "Because he's her partner."
Like, I already knew that or something.
Then she ran away, and that's it.
- Partner? - Yes.
She said "partner"?
Yeah. What... what... what's wrong?
Truman hasn't been my partner in months.
Oh, fuck.
Then who has?
MICKEY: His name is Eddie Lafferty,
and he was assigned to me when Truman went on medical leave.
There. You know him?
He's Dock's supplier.
(KACEY SCOFFS)
- He's a cop, huh? - You didn't know?
I mean, I guess I'm not surprised. He's...
also been with a... lot of the girls on the Ave.
No, not with me, but...
a lot of them.
MICKEY: So what made him graduate to killing them?
Mick, I'm so sorry about Truman. I mean...
I really... I... I didn't know he was on leave.
- And maybe if you just explain that to him, he'll understand. - (SIGHS)
No, he won't. He won't understand.
(MICKEY SIGHS)
Oh, my God. Wait.
KACEY: What is it, Mick?
- Oh, my God. - What?
MICKEY: That's Lafferty with my boss, Ahearn.
And that's Scanlon, the guy who got shot with Emily Morris.
They all went to high school together.
Ahearn, Lafferty and Scanlon.
So Jimmy was bringing it in off those boats,
and Lafferty was bringing it to the street.
I mean, it still doesn't explain why those girls were killed.
I need to find Lafferty. I need to bring him in.
There's a detective in my department who I think I can trust.
- A cop? - Yeah.
Are you kidding? No fucking way.
We don't know how high up this goes.
We're better off going to Dock.
You're not better off going to Dock.
I met him. He's not a good guy, Kace.
Yeah, he is.
He's just not clean.
Thomas, I love you more than anything else.
I know.
(INHALES DEEPLY)
(LINE RINGING)
(BREATHES HEAVILY)
- DANJARAT: Hello? - Detective Danjarat.
It's Mickey Fitzpatrick.
I know who the killer is.
We've got the wrong guy in custody.
(POUNDING ON DOOR)
Hey, Lafferty, it's Davis Danjarat.
(POUNDING ON DOOR)
Whoops.
It's all clear.
Holy shit!
What is it?
Prescription... for insulin.
A fuck ton of it.
(KNOCKING AT DOOR)
DANJARAT: Mickey!
- (KNOCKING AT DOOR) - Mickey! It's me. Danjarat.
Hey, you were right about Lafferty.
And you were right about everything.
Hi. Did you find him?
No, he wasn't home.
We don't know where he is.
What is it?
My sister's gone, too.
Kacey Theresa Fitzpatrick, 5'5".
Approximately 115 pounds, pink hair and pregnant.
And Mike, keep this quiet, okay? Only cops you trust.
(SIGHS)
Hey. Don't worry.
Okay? We'll find Kacey.
I also have DiPaolo on the lookout for Emily Morris.
I'm coming with you.
Don't worry, dear. I'll stay with Thomas.
His Gee-Pop is coming pretty early to pick him up for the New Year's parade.
Mickey, it's better if you stay here.
Kacey might come back, all right?
Okay? I'll call you as soon as I find anything.
(CHUCKLES)
You're not gonna listen to him, are you?
Mr. Winton. Hi, it's Mickey Fitzpatrick, Truman's um... friend.
I'm looking for Dock McClatchie.
(PHONE RINGING)
- Hey, Dock. - DOCK (ON PHONE): Got something for me?
- Yeah. - I got something for you, too.
Are you sure I can't be a devil?
They're all taken, kid.
You're either an angel or you're nothing.
Look at me and McGivney.
Look at how sharp we are.
What's the matter? You don't like it?
I know, you're shy.
You don't like people looking at you.
Twohey don't either.
That is true. I don't.
Listen to me.
You belong here.
This is your birthright.
Come here.
Read me these names. You can read right?
Gerald Francis O'Brien,
Francis Patrick O'Brien,
Robert Paul O'Brien.
This is your great-great-great grandfather.
This is your great-great uncle.
And this is your other great uncle.
You may be a Fitzpatrick by name,
but you've got O'Brien blood in your veins.
(BANJO MUSIC PLAYS)
Oh, that's godawful.
That'll be O'Connor, out of tune again.
Hey, McGivney, what's worse than a banjo?
- What? - Two banjos?
- (CHUCKLES) - (BANJO MUSIC CONTINUES)
You know why I like New Year's, Thomas?
It's a fresh start.
(MEN CHATTERING)
You couldn't stay away, could you?
I need your help. Have you seen Dock McClatchie?
You've been asking for a lot lately.
You want to find Dock, you gotta talk to God.
Immaculate Heart.
(INAUDIBLE)
(DISTANT CHATTERING)
LAFFERTY: ...too much heat.
DOCK: Yeah, you and me both.
Had so much heat, my house got burned down.
LAFFERTY: I heard about that.
But I'm here now, aren't I?
DOCK: That's everything?
LAFFERTY: That's all I have left.
DOCK: Damn shame about that bust.
LAFFERTY: You're telling me. You got kids?
Fucking alimony is no joke.
I like these new digs.
(SIGHS) A real fairy tale come true.
LAFFERTY: No, I'm serious.
Something romantic about it.
My mother used to make me take her to mass on Sundays.
Other kids hated it, but I... no, I loved it.
The altar, the smell...
the way the light came through the stained glass, you know.
Don't move. Hands up.
- Mickey! - Shut up! Hands up!
Where is she?
Where's Kacey?
What are you doing here?
Where the fuck is Kacey?
Huh? Where is she? You, get down! Get down!
Hands behind your head.
You, too, Eddie.
What are you doing here?
Where the fuck is Kacey, huh? Where is she?
- Who's Kacey? - Shut up! I said, get down!
- Mickey. - Get down.
Kacey? Kacey, you here?
I know she's here.
I saw her purse.
Where is she?
Mick. Mick, I'm here. I'm working.
I'm undercover, working. Fuckin' talk to Ahearn, all right?
He'll tell you everything.
(MICKEY PANTING)
You're a liar.
You've been lying to me. Since the day I met you.
You lied to me when I came to your apartment,
and you were telling me about how Ahearn and his buddies
are the ones who toe the line, when it's you.
It's you. Yeah, maybe they do, too.
But they're not the ones who killed those women. You are.
You really think that I could do something like that?
I do. Yes, I do.
And there's a living witness who knows that you can do something like that, too.
Now tell me where the fuck my sister is.
- She ain't here, Mick. - Shut up!
Kacey trusts you.
She said you were a good guy.
I am a good guy.
Who the fuck do you think brought you to the fucking hospital?
Jeannie, Nicole beat the piss out of you.
Then where is she?
I don't know.
You're lying. You're both lying.
Tell me the truth, or I swear to God I will pull the trigger.
I know you killed those women.
And I know you killed Paula, too.
And for your sake, Kacey better still be alive.
Tell me what you did.
Okay. All right.
I'll tell you what happened. But you gotta let me explain.
I didn't mean for any of this to happen, okay?
It just...
it got out of hand.
I didn't mean to. I just... I was lonely.
So I was with some of the girls, and then I don't know,
they turned on me.
Maybe it was because you used your badge to force them to have sex with you.
DOCK: Step back, Mickey.
Mickey. Listen...
I didn't mean to hurt nobody, Mick.
I swear. You gotta understand.
They were threatening me, saying they were gonna go to my bosses.
- Mickey. - I couldn't let anybody find out.
- I lose everything. - Mickey.
I've got kids.
Do you know what it would do to them?
What it would do to them?
What about what it did to those women?
What did it... what did it do, hm?
What did it really do?
'Cause when we discovered that first body on the tracks,
nobody did nothing about it.
They barely mentioned it at roll call.
You think I didn't care?
Well, nobody else did neither.
DOCK: Mickey, step back.
What kind of life, right?
- (GUNSHOT) - (MICKEY GASPS)
(GUNSHOTS)
EMILY: That's for Taylor. That's for Elizabeth.
That's for Amelia.
Go ahead.
I spent a lot of my life locked up.
At least this time, it was worth it.
For Paula.
Everybody needs to go.
Well, I'm gonna stay.
MICKEY: Hey, go, keep walking until you can't see the cathedral anymore. Go.
- I was trying to warn you. - I know.
Go.
(EXHALES)
MICKEY: Kace...
She said, "That's for Amelia."
Who's Amelia?
Emily's friend.
She have pink hair?
(SIREN WAILS DISTANTLY)
("ME AND THE DEVIL" PLAYING)
(SIGHS)
Are you in trouble?
I don't know.
Do you want to go home?
Can we go somewhere else for a minute?
Yeah.
I'm so sorry for all of this.
You weren't supposed to be there, Mickey.
MICKEY: I was trying to help.
KACEY: Yeah, it wasn't your place. It wasn't about you.
It was about of our existence, you know. About...
It's about taking care of ourselves and each other.
I was...
I was trying to take care of you.
(CHUCKLES) Yeah, well, that's, like, my whole point, Mick. You can't.
We needed to do it on our own. If only to...
prove to ourselves that we could.
So many people write us off for...
this choice that we made. But it wasn't a choice, not for all of us.
I know.
Gee told me...
that Mom was using when she was pregnant with you.
You didn't have the same start as me.
I... I didn't know that.
(CHUCKLES) Now that explains a lot.
Yeah.
'Cause, like, for the longest time,
I tried to think back to the time...
the moment when it all went bad.
I know when that was.
When I let Simon come between us.
You know, he took me here when I was 18 years old to this pier,
and he kissed me for the first time.
I never told you that.
Maybe it was because I knew deep down that
I was letting you down.
You were a kid, Mick.
You were a kid just like me. You were supposed to be able to fuck up,
and make mistakes, and have that be okay. But...
I don't know. I guess you thought you couldn't or something.
- You were never supposed to take care of me. - (SIGHS)
I felt guilty.
I just felt guilty.
About what?
About the fact that I...
had something that you didn't.
I got something that you never got.
I got Mom's love.
Or, I don't know,
the memory of it.
I have these memories of her.
And, like, I just...
I could just feel her love in them.
And some days, it's...
that feeling is all that keeps me going.
Sometimes I...
I feel like that's the thing that separates us,
you know, more than anything.
I do have that Mickey, the memory of love.
I just got it from you.
(CRYING)
Lafferty was wrong, you know...
when he said that nobody cared.
You cared.
You wouldn't let this place ignore us.
You said their names when no one else did.
FATHER PATRICK: Taylor Yoon.
Elizabeth O'Connor.
Amelia DelVecchio.
Paula Mulroney.
We gather today, to mourn the loss of these friends.
Each of them was a member of our community.
Each of them was one of God's own children.
People with promise,
people loving and beloved...
and one after another in a line, in a river...
no font and no outlet.
A long, bright river...
of departed souls.
May you all rest in peace,
and find comfort in the kingdom of heaven.
- Amen. - ALL: Amen.
DANJARAT: You know, it took us a while
to figure out what the women had to do with it all.
It's a lot, as it turns out.
(DANJARAT SIGHS)
- MICKEY: Amelia DelVecchio. - Yeah.
She was the woman I found on the tracks.
According to her parents, she'd been on and off the street for years.
Most of the time, she couldn't keep a cell phone, but...
you know, there was a month long stretch last fall
where she had the one her mother gave her.
And once we had her name,
we were able to look into the records.
Some pretty damning evidence against Lafferty in there.
Apparently, a few of the women started threatening
to expose him for the drugs if he...
you know, didn't stop demanding favors.
That's when he freaked, began going after them.
I think Lafferty is the one who killed them.
But I do think Ahearn was involved somehow.
My guess is he benched Lafferty to try to distance himself from the whole thing.
But Ahearn denies it all. Fucker won't talk.
God. Maybe he'll talk when they throw a plea deal his way.
Maybe, or maybe Ahearn will just keep on doing
exactly what he's been doing
- all his career... - Mm.
...all his life.
Maybe he'll never get caught.
So, am I hearing right?
You're gonna quit the force?
Well, IA's investigating.
They're probably gonna fire me anyway.
So I figured I'd beat 'em to the punch.
Well, you know, IA cleared you.
When?
After I told them you were telling the truth,
that I heard it all...
on your cell phone.
I thought my cell phone died.
Yeah. (CHUCKLES)
So how much did you really hear?
Enough to know that you shouldn't quit.
The force needs cops like you.
Cops who are inept?
Cops who care.
Imagine what this place would be like if we had more of them.
Hey.
You got a second to talk?
- I don't think... - Just hear me out.
Just let me apologize.
And then I'll go, I promise.
Okay.
I'm sorry, Truman...
for ever believing that you could be anything but what you are.
You're the best person I've ever met.
And the sad part is,
I didn't believe it, that you were the killer.
But I wanted to show Kacey that I believed her for once.
Does that make sense?
Wrong apology?
Yeah.
You pulled a gun on me, Mickey.
We can't come back from that.
Even if I wanted to.
I understand.
So, anyway, I quit the force.
I guess we both knew that I shouldn't have become a cop.
I don't know what I'm gonna do now.
It's a little late in life
to figure out who I want to be when I grow up.
All right, um...
I'm gonna go.
You'll never truly understand
the amount of regret that I'll carry with me
for the rest of my life.
You're right, you know.
You were never meant to be a cop.
(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
You should've been a music teacher.
I told you the first time I met you.
You got that...
vibe.
("GOODBYES" PLAYING)
Thomas.
Bye.
How was school today?
- Great. - Yeah?
- Yeah. - How was music class?
- You still liking it? - Yeah. I'm loving it.
Give me that. Good.
So what are your three things?
(SIGHS)
- How is she doing? - Which she?
- Both of them. - They're both great.
She wanted a minute alone before she lets the cavalry in.
Have you decided yet? On a name?
No.
Mm-mm. Every time I think I have one, I get scared.
And I just think...
that's what she's gonna be called for the rest of her life.
(SIGHS)
And it stops me.
(BABY CRYING)
Is that what Thomas sounded like when he was born?
But it's not what she sounds like.
NURSE: I know, sweetheart.
They say that um...
that she doesn't need that, the medicine.
They say that she's doing good without it.
(CHUCKLES)
(BOTH LAUGH)
Do you think they'll be okay?
Who?
The baby.
All the babies in here.
KACEY: Do you think they'll be okay?