[film projector whirring]
[dramatic music]
♪
[animal howls]
[rock music]
♪
- Aw. Good morning, honey.
- Hi, mom.
Ok.
Yeah, you can let go now.
- [chuckles]
You ready for our mother-daughter day?
- Absolutely.
- What do you think?
- No color?
The country club matrons are leaving their mark on you.
- Well, it's for the maddisons' new beach house.
And I do color, occasionally.
- Oh, well, in that case, you should help me
Decorate my new dorm room.
I was thinking a mural, maybe a field
Of sunflowers, lots of greens and yellows,
And a blazing blue sky.
- Oh.
Now you're pushing it.
That's far too much color.
- Is dad meeting us for lunch?
- No, honey.
He's far too busy at work today.
But this is going to be the best summer ever, right?
It's your last one here.
- It's not our last summer, mom.
I'm going to be back for the holidays.
- It's not enough.
- Ok, debbie downer.
Let's go shopping.
- Ok.
So what do you think you're going to need
For your freshman year?
- Well, I really like these shoes that--
[gentle music]
♪
- All right.
I was thinking that maybe we could
Go to giorgio's and get that chicken and goat
Cheese and apple salad.
- Ooh, that salad is so good.
- And we could split it maybe. - Yes.
- 'cause it's so big. - It's huge.
- Maybe we could get the triple-chocolate cake.
- Good morning, ladies. - Hi.
- Oh, hey, sasha.
- Well, I was going to ask you to go for a run,
But I see you ladies are going out on the town.
- Yeah, mom's taking me shopping and for lunch.
- How fun.
Ooh, love the braids, honey.
- Oh, well, thank you.
- Very cool.
- It's a new look I'm trying.
- Well, it suits you.
Doesn't she look nice, roxanne?
- She does.
Macie's trying out this college student look
While she can, because when she starts practicing law,
It's all business suits and blowouts.
- You have all your life to play by the rules.
Have fun while you can.
That's my motto.
- I will.
- I mean, that's what college is for--
To let your hair down away from your parents.
- And classes.
There's classes too.
- Right, right, classes.
Very important.
- That's what it's all about.
Right, macie?
- Right.
And some fun, I hope.
- Yes.
- Of course, honey.
I mean, all work and no play?
Speaking of which, we should get going.
The mall waits for no one. - Right.
Well, I'll catch you later for coffee, roxanne?
- Sounds great.
- Morning.
Allow me to introduce our head of the board, mark robinson.
Now, mark volunteers his time and his legal expertise
To the project.
We'd be nowhere without him.
Mark.
- Good morning.
Welcome.
Thank you for coming.
Great intro, my man.
[laughs]
Look, our aim in this project is that the homeless become
Our neighbors, not the problem, through housing
Them in a small house within the host property grounds.
Now, the added incentive is that after four years,
The property becomes yours free of charge,
Ok, after your guests have moved on.
Now, we have an extensive waiting list of new neighbors
Going to host new families.
And--
- And we provide a full-support service
For both hosts and neighbors.
- And it's this unique support that
Makes this project so special.
We all know the benefits of a good neighbor, right?
- Sit up straight, honey.
Come on.
There you go.
- I feel bad that dad had to work today.
- Don't feel too bad, honey.
Your dad loves his work.
I don't know what he'd do without it.
- He just seems stressed lately.
Have you noticed?
- He's just got a lot going on.
- I just wish he'd take some time off.
You know, I miss him sometimes, and I'm going to be gone soon.
I just--
- I know, sweetheart.
Your dad's just got a really full plate with his charity
And his practice, and you know how much the tiny house
Project means to him.
But he is so proud of you for following in his footsteps.
- I don't want to end up like dad.
Always working with no time for anything else?
It's--
- You'll make time for what matters.
Trust me.
- Sure.
I'll take care of things.
You have my word.
- Great session today, mark.
Looks like we'll have even more tiny houses set up soon.
- Yeah, great.
The community really needs them.
- Yeah.
Oh, shoot.
I'll see you later.
- There'll be more spaces available tomorrow.
We can get them in asap.
Great.
- Hey, hey, hey!
Somebody called looking for you.
- Who? - A man.
Didn't say.
Wouldn't leave a message.
- Probably just some random creep.
[phone rings]
- Paradise motel.
- Lucy willis, please.
- Oh, yeah.
You just missed her. - Oh.
- You want to leave a message?
[line clicks]
[scoffs]
- Another day in paradise.
- Don't get too comfortable.
- I just got in, mom.
Give me a break.
- You need to start packing.
- Is this about the man who keeps calling?
Mom, are we ever going to stop running?
The receptionist just told me someone tried calling--
Again.
Is it him?
- Not going to be a problem.
We're hitting the road again.
- Don't tell me you found somewhere.
- I told you I would.
I told you this would only be temporary.
Trust your mother.
- Hold on.
It's not another motel, is it?
- No.
No more motels.
[phone rings]
Come on.
Get packing.
- I'm sorry.
I know I said I was going to make it,
But there's no way I can do it today.
I know I promised.
Ok. Ok.
I'll see what I can do later.
[dramatic music]
♪
- I need to talk to you about something.
The tiny house project found someone for us to host.
- Well, that's great news, honey.
When do we start?
Like, a month, two months?
- Tomorrow.
- Tomorrow?
Honey, we weren't supposed to start this until after macie
Goes to college.
- I know. I know.
But it's a single mom and her daughter,
And they really need a safe place to live.
- Mark.
- Look, I'm head of the board, and I need to lead by example.
The tiny house is up now, and it's
Just sitting there being empty when people really need it.
- I love how much you care, honey.
I really do.
It's just-- I don't know.
Are-- are we ready for this?
- Are you kidding me?
All the training you've done?
You're going to be an amazing host.
- But two people is a very different
Dynamic than just one.
- I know.
But you wouldn't want to separate a daughter
And a mother, would you...
- No.
- When you could keep them together?
- Ok. They can stay.
- I am so proud to be your husband, roxanne robinson.
[laughs]
Here.
- What's this?
- Open it.
- Oh, honey.
- You like it?
- I love it, honey.
Thank you.
I love it so much.
[laughter]
♪
- Oh, it's cute.
- I am so excited for them to see it.
- Um, what are you doing?
- Before and afters.
I can do so much with this space.
I mean, everything's here.
It just doesn't have that sense of home yet.
No warmth, you know?
- Well, you don't know what they'll bring with them.
I mean, maybe they'll make it homey.
- Mm, maybe.
But some prints and some decorations in here
Would make this a completely new room.
You can do a lot with a small space.
- Well, I really hope they like it.
- They're going to love it.
I can't wait to meet them.
- Me too.
- Come on.
- Wow.
You weren't kidding, mom.
This is nice.
Very nice.
♪
- I wonder which house is ours.
- [laughs]
- Come on.
♪
Home, sweet home.
♪
- Mom.
He won't find us here, right?
- Security is a promise of the program.
We'll be safe here.
Trust me.
- It is pretty great.
- And it's ours.
- Oh, somebody left us a present.
- "welcome to your new home.
"from your new neighbors and friends,
Roxanne, mark, and macie robinson."
- Look.
This must be our host family.
- Yeah.
That's nice of them.
I think we're going to do great here, baby.
- So what do you think?
- I think they're going to love it.
I mean, it's just supposed to be a small token.
- Right.
So what do you know about your new neighbors?
- You mean our new neighbors?
They're going to be living next to you too.
- They're really your neighbors.
I mean, they're practically on your doorstep.
- Well, it's a mom and daughter.
And honestly, I'm just happy that we
Can give them a safe home.
- Well, happy housewarming.
- Thank you. I love it.
- Isn't it beautiful?
- Mm-hmm.
♪
- Don't get me wrong, I will not miss the paradise motel,
But it's so quiet here.
- That's a good thing--
No prying eyes.
As long as we keep our heads down, we'll be fine.
Remember, even with your friends, be discreet.
- What friends?
- I bet there are tons of kids around here your age.
- Rich kids.
- Give it a chance, lucy.
This is a great opportunity for us to get back on our feet.
And the best part about it is no one comes through that
Door uninvited.
[knocking]
♪
- Hi, ella, I'm roxanne robinson,
And this is my daughter, macie.
- Hi. - Hi, roxanne.
Nice to meet you.
- I hope we're not coming at an inconvenient time.
We just wanted to stop by and introduce
Ourselves and give you this.
It's just a few essentials to help you get settled in.
- Oh, thank you.
That's kind of you.
Come on in.
You can leave the plant there, give it some sun.
[both chuckle]
- Lucy, come say hi.
This is my daughter, lucy.
This is roxanne and macie, our new neighbors.
- Hi. - Hi, lucy.
Welcome.
- Hey, lucy.
- Lucy, you and macie will have to hang out together.
She can show you all around the neighborhood
And tell you all about the school.
I'm sure you guys have loads in common.
- Yeah, I'd be happy to show you around, lucy.
- Thanks.
- I'd offer you a coffee, but we're
Still getting unpacked here.
- Oh, don't worry about it.
We don't want to intrude.
- Well, thanks for coming by.
- Oh, actually, I wanted to see if maybe we
Could do the welcome supper tonight just to get
Any questions sorted out.
- Tonight?
- Mm-hmm.
- Oh.
Well, I suppose, though we only just got here.
- It can wait, mom.
Right?
- Oh, it'll be really informal.
It's just a chance for us to go over how everything will work.
It's part of the welcome week.
- Sure.
Thanks.
It'll save me cooking.
- Great.
Well, we'll see you tonight then.
♪
- Macie is so excited about starting in the fall.
I'm even trying to get her to rush my old sorority.
- Oh, my gosh.
Having her follow in your footsteps-- how cute.
So how are the new neighbors?
- I mean, I'm not sure.
They seem nice.
- So what's the problem?
- Well, I tried to look for them on social media
To try to get a feel for them, you know.
- A surprise to no one.
- And I couldn't find anything about them online.
I mean, isn't that weird?
- I mean, not everybody has a perfect life
Or a family to share.
I mean, you're a lucky woman, roxanne.
Cute necklace.
- Oh, thank you.
Mark got it for me.
He's an old romantic.
- Yes, he is.
♪
- Put the new glasses on the table for me, macie.
Macie?
Earth to macie?
- I know, mom.
Just give me two seconds.
- Who are you texting?
- No one.
I thought this was going to be informal.
- Well, it is.
I just want it to look nice to show we made an effort.
- Maybe we should have done this later, mom.
It is their first night.
- No, honey, the training stressed the importance
Of hitting the ground running.
Oh, lucy seemed really nice.
- Yeah.
- You know, I know she's a little younger than you,
But I really think that you could
Be a good influence on her.
I mean, you're a straight-a student, honey.
- You know, there's more to me than school, mom.
♪
- I know that.
♪
Ok, will you do me a favor?
Call your dad, make sure he gets home on time tonight.
I am going to go pick some roses for the table.
- Ok.
♪
- Great minds.
I was just about to pick some roses for my table too.
I'm glad you like them.
- Oh, I won't be putting these anywhere.
I've never liked roses.
- Wait, you're pulling them all out?
- Yep.
Last one.
Something about the smell, this,
Like, horrible, over-the-top perfume
That gets in your nose.
♪
- Uh--
If you're going that way, would you mind
Taking these to the trash?
- Yeah, sure.
♪
- I think it's pretty cool that you got two
People living in your garden.
- They're not living in our backyard, ryan.
They have a house on the grounds.
- On the grounds?
Oh, it sounds so bougie when you say that.
- [laughs] whatever.
Mom is totally smothering them.
- Oh, now, that doesn't surprise me.
When do I get the official intro to your parents?
- When they've learned how to chill out, so never.
- That's a shame.
I guess I'll just have you all to myself instead then.
♪
- So our role as the host family is to help you
And lucy feel a part of your new neighborhood.
- What does that entail?
- Well, for instance, we could assist
You in finding work, ella.
- If that's something you're interested in.
- And, lucy, macie can show you all around the neighborhood
And tell you all about the school.
We just want to be the best neighbors that we can.
- I really appreciate the offer,
But lucy's already enrolled in school,
And I have a job interview tomorrow.
- That's fantastic, ella.
- That's great.
- Thanks.
- You know, I actually have a suit that I think
Would look really good on you if you want
To borrow it for tomorrow.
- Thanks, but I know how to put myself
Together for a job interview.
- Of course.
I'm sorry.
- Hey, lucy.
You want to go see my room?
- Sure.
- Any problems with the house?
- Everything's working just fine.
- Yeah, which reminds me,
I have some general information here
To help you get settled in--
Recycling, bin collection days, bus routes,
Stuff like that, and good neighbor guidelines.
- Good neighbor guidelines?
♪
"no loud noise after 10:00 p.M.
No social gatherings of over six people?"
- Yeah, those are just general guidelines.
Everybody gets them.
- Did you get them?
♪
- Well, we didn't write them.
They're just part of the agreement.
♪
- Yeah, well, our party days are well behind us.
[laughs]
But if there's anything in there
That you don't like or seem unfair,
You can talk to us about it.
♪
- This is it.
- Wow.
This is like a fancy hotel room.
We were staying in a motel before we lived here.
- A motel?
- Yeah, but it was nothing like this--
Not even in the same universe.
It's so neat in here.
Where's all your stuff?
- Mom's a big fan of storage.
- You like sideshow?
- Yeah.
Yeah, they're my favorite band.
- Me too.
I am so in love with johnny.
He's so hot.
Who's your favorite?
- Johnny too.
- Are you serious?
He's already mine.
I already said that we're going to be together.
- Hmm, I'm not going to fight you for him.
- Did you hear they're playing at the sun festival
This weekend?
- Yeah.
- Are you going to go?
- My friends are, but I'm busy.
- What could be more important than seeing
Your favorite band playing?
- My boyfriend is going, but mom and dad would definitely
Not want me going with him.
- Why not?
- Well, for a start, they don't even know about him.
He's not exactly part of the country club set.
- Yeah, but your parents aren't dating him, are they?
It's none of their business.
- Maybe.
Are you seeing anyone?
- No, but I'm waiting for a country club boy
To sweep me off my feet.
[laughter]
♪
- I was thinking that maybe you could take lucy out today--
Take her shopping, go to lunch.
My treat, obviously.
- Yeah.
Yeah, that sounds fun.
I think lucy would really like that.
- Yeah.
I do too.
It's just yesterday was so awkward, you know?
And I just really want to do something
Nice for ella and lucy.
- Like what?
- Well, I was thinking that I could
Spruce up the house while ella is at her job interview.
- Ok, yeah.
That sounds nice.
Hey, mom?
- Hmm?
- A couple of my friends are going to the sun festival
This weekend, and I'd really like to go.
Sideshow is headlining on Saturday.
- Honey, we already have our spa weekend booked.
And I don't think a festival is a good idea.
I mean, you've got drugs and alcohol and camping and dirt.
- Right, but I won't be doing anything illegal.
- I know, honey, but a lot of people around you will be.
And it's just not a very safe environment.
- Well, they're my favorite band.
- You're going to be a lot happier at a five-star hotel.
Trust me on this.
You're going to thank me.
♪
[upbeat music]
♪
- So tell me more about the secret boyfriend.
What's his name?
- Ryan.
He was at my school a couple of years above me,
But he dropped out.
He's a musician.
He plays guitar in a band.
- Cool.
- I know.
He's working at a coffee shop until he gets his big break,
But he's really talented.
- But you're worried about something.
- I don't know.
He's just older than me, and he's way cooler.
And I don't want him thinking I'm, like, this--
- Swanky rich kid with no edge.
- Yeah.
Exactly.
♪
- I've got just the thing.
Why don't you get a piercing?
- A piercing?
- You're 18.
It's about time you do something for yourself.
And I'll get one with you.
What do you say?
- Ok.
Why not?
- Excellent.
♪
[giggling]
- Hey, honey.
- Hey.
- That's new.
- I got one too.
- Oh, relax, dad.
It's no big deal.
- Ok.
Let's see what mom says.
♪
- What the hell?
[knock at door]
♪
- Oh, hi, ella.
You look great.
How did the interview go?
- Did you redecorate my home?
- I did.
You don't like it?
- Roxanne, that was pretty intrusive.
- Well, I just wanted to add some finishing touches
To make it more homey.
- [scoffs]
I think you should give your spare key to me, please.
- We are supposed to hold on to a key
As part of the agreement.
- Oh, and the agreement says that I have a right to privacy.
How would you like it if I had a key to your house
And let myself in whenever I felt like it?
- [sighs]
Ok, ella, I'm sorry.
I just wanted to make it nice for you and lucy,
But you're right.
I should have asked you first.
- [sighs]
It's just-- you know, it's our new home, and we need
To feel ownership of that.
We need to know that nobody comes in without our say-so.
- Of course.
I can change it back, take the new stuff away.
- No, thanks.
I'm heading home.
It's been a long day.
♪
- Oh, hey, girls.
How was your day?
- Great.
Thanks, roxanne.
- Yeah, we had fun, mom. - Good.
I'm glad you had a good time. - How was your day?
All right?
- Oh, productive.
- Good, good, good.
- What the hell is that, macie robinson?
- What?
- That thing in your nose.
- It's called a nose stud, mom.
- Me and macie got matching ones today.
They're really cute, don't you think?
- You got your nose pierced?
- Well, yeah, it's not stick-on.
I'm not 12.
- I didn't say that you could get that done, macie.
- And I didn't ask.
- Did you know about this?
- Just found out.
- What the hell were you thinking, macie?
- I was thinking I looked pretty.
- It can get infected!
It can leave a scar on your face!
- Well, luckily, it's a stud, right?
Because if you took it out now, it would heal, right, macie?
- It is a permanent hole right in the middle
Of your face, macie.
- Well, at least we didn't get matching sleeve tattoos.
- Well, not yet.
- I am not a child anymore, mom.
I don't have to ask you for your permission
For every single little thing.
- Oh, don't take it out on me, ok?
It'll heal over once she gets bored with it.
- I really hope that lucy is not going
To be a bad influence on her.
- Look, I have faith in our daughter.
Maybe she's the good influence that lucy needs.
- I shouldn't have decorated the house
Without ella's permission.
I mean, I just thought that they
Would be happy and recognize that it
Was a thoughtful gesture.
- It was thoughtful, honey.
♪
- I just--
I feel bad.
- Hey, why don't you invite them
To the lunch tomorrow right before our first
Counseling session?
Help them feel that they're a part of the neighborhood.
- Yeah.
That's a good idea.
Thanks, honey.
- It's going to be fine.
- Yeah.
- Come on, mom.
It did look a little bare before.
At least we have some cushions for the couch.
- That's not the point.
- And all this fancy stuff was free.
- It's not just what roxanne's done
In here that's the problem.
Roxanne has advertised her makeover on social media.
♪
- That's not good.
- This was supposed to be a new start for us--
Safe, quiet, under the radar.
And now our home is online, where anyone could see it.
- So what are we going to do?
- Change the locks for a start.
I'm not taking any chances.
I know roxanne means well, but if he finds us,
Then they're in danger too.
[dramatic music]
♪
- You don't think it's weird that we have strangers
Living in our backyard?
- It's only strange because it's new.
This program is going to change lives.
You'll see.
♪
Come to bed, honey.
♪
- Good morning.
- Hi.
- Planting some herbs?
- Succulents.
- Oh.
Hey, I wanted to invite you and lucy to a lunch party today.
All the neighbors will be there,
So it'll be a really good chance
For you to meet everyone and introduce yourselves.
- Yeah, I don't know.
- Oh, come on.
It'll be fun.
And you're part of the neighborhood now.
- Ok.
Thanks, roxanne.
- Mark will be there, too, so I was
Thinking that we could follow it up
With the first counseling session.
- Already?
- Well, it'll be good just to get it out of the way.
See you later?
- Sure.
Ok.
- Great.
♪
- Are you sure you're going to need all of this?
- Well, I just want it to go really well.
I want ella and lucy to feel really welcome.
- You know, they're not going to want a big fuss, mom.
- I'm not making a big fuss.
Oh, by the way, I tried to tag ella in pictures of the house
Online, and I couldn't find anything about her
Or lucy on social media.
Like, nothing at all.
- Not everyone wants to share their whole lives
On social media.
- Yeah, but most people share when
They move into a new house.
It's a big deal.
- No, mom, it's actually very, very small.
- Ha-ha, very funny.
- [chuckles]
♪
[phone rings]
♪
- Hey, honey.
No. No, there's something I need to finish here first.
Yes.
Yes, I'll be home for lunch.
I promise. Look, I got to go.
I'm really busy. All right, bye.
[phone rings]
Hello?
[clears throat] yes.
I'm working on this now.
I'm just authorizing the ids, and the houses
Will be available soon.
Short-terms, as we agreed.
No, we are over the limit.
And I can't work any faster than this, ok?
There are protocols.
Hello?
♪
- What if he's found out where we are?
What if he saw the stuff on social media?
- He can't have.
We haven't been here long enough for anyone to know.
I promise.
- You promised before.
♪
- That was different.
Nobody is ever going to tell us what to do
Or how to live again.
♪
[light piano music]
♪
- I'm not sure I would want that in my backyard.
- I mean, it's a nice little freebie.
You could eventually turn it into a guest house
Or a home office, maybe somewhere
For your staff to live.
Perhaps you should consider getting one too, georgia.
- Well, I don't doubt that it would be a great investment
In the long-term.
But in the short-term, you would have to host.
Imagine that.
You could literally have anyone living on your doorstep.
- I think it's a great idea.
At least this way you can guarantee
There will be at least two interesting people
In the neighborhood.
- Well, I suppose it depends on your definition
Of interesting.
- How about someone that's not obsessed with property
Values and botox?
- Well, I wouldn't depend on your new neighbors
For any grand floristry orders.
I'd be surprised if they could even afford a potted plant.
♪
Look, roxanne may enjoy playing lady bountiful to the needy.
I just don't understand why the rest of us
Have to be dragged along.
♪
- Did you hear what they said about us?
- Yeah.
Seems money can't buy manners.
- It's not a pledge, georgia.
It's lunch.
- I happen to know for a fact that roxanne didn't want them
Here yet, especially not with it
Being the last summer before macie goes off to college.
She must have felt pity for them.
Good for her, but rather her than me.
- Well, I'm going to go mingle.
You play nice, ok?
- Mm, I always do.
- This is all just so gross.
Can we go home?
- Because of a woman like that?
Come on.
We'll kill two birds with one stone.
We'll meet all the neighbors, idiots included,
And do the counseling session.
That's two more things crossed off the welcome week list.
- It's going to be a long week.
- No kidding.
♪
- Oh, I love the braids, lucy.
Really suits you.
- Thanks.
- I am so glad you're both here.
Come on.
Let's go meet your neighbors.
♪
- I'm good.
♪
- Hi.
I'm sasha.
I'm a friend of the family.
- I'm lucy.
- Hi, lucy.
Look, I don't want you to judge us
By uptight georgia over there.
I, for one, am glad that you and your mom are here.
- Thanks.
- So how are you settling in?
- It's ok.
I like the house, and macie's been nice.
- Macie's great.
Come on.
I can show you around and introduce you to some people?
Come on.
They won't bite.
- But I might.
- [laughs]
You're feisty.
Hmm, the dashing hero has arrived.
♪
[tense music]
- So I want to welcome you all to our first
Counseling session.
This is designed to help you talk things
Through and work out any
Settling-in issues you might have, ok?
So this is my talking stick.
The talker holds the stick.
And while they're talking, the listeners all
Need to let that-- the talker finish without interruptions
Of any kind.
Ok?
It's really designed to foster mutual respect
And understanding.
All right?
Who'd like to get started?
- I would.
Roxanne, I don't appreciate you posting
Our new home all over social media without our permission.
We are not your work project.
Our lives are not your mood board.
- Oh, I'll go.
Ella, we totally understand your concerns,
Especially when it comes to your privacy.
And I'm sure that roxanne will delete all the posts.
We just want you to feel welcome.
Ok.
Looks like we're all a little tired.
It's been a long couple of days.
Why don't we continue this next week?
♪
- Roxanne, can we talk alone, please?
I didn't want to say this in there
In front of lucy and macie,
But we heard some pretty horrendous things at that party
Aimed in our direction.
- Oh, I'm sorry, ella.
Sometimes these people can be really stuck up and snobby.
- Lucy's just a kid.
She doesn't deserve to be made to feel small.
- I know that, ella.
I have a daughter, too, one who just went behind my back
And got a nose piercing because your daughter suggested it.
- Are you saying my daughter is a bad influence?
- I'm saying that I think she can speak
Up for herself just fine.
- Seriously, roxanne, stay out of our lives
If you know what's good for you.
♪
- Hi, honey. - Hi.
- Come on, baby. Let's go.
♪
- Well, that went well.
Talk about embarrassing, mom.
- Honey, I was just trying to help.
I didn't expect to be persecuted for trying
To make them feel welcome.
- Maybe it was too early.
- You're supposed to start these things early to iron
Out any potential problems.
- The only problem is that you try
And micromanage everyone's lives
Instead of just leaving them alone.
- I do not.
- And you can get a little defensive
Instead of listening.
- Macie, that's not fair.
Do I do that?
Ok.
All right.
We just need to take a break here and talk
About this for a second.
- Ok, I need to get back to work.
I need to sign some documents.
I really could have done without this today.
All right.
I'll see you later.
See you later.
- Macie.
- I'm going out.
♪
So when is your next gig that's coming up?
- We're working it out.
Probably after this weekend.
Mommy still saying no to you going to the sun festival?
- Well, she's not exactly saying no, but...
- You're really missing out.
It's going to be wild.
- I would really love to go.
- It's our last summer together.
I really wish you could go.
♪
You know what red roses mean, right?
- [giggles]
♪
- Hello?
Hello?
♪
Is anybody there?
♪
- Hey.
What happened?
♪
- What do you think?
- Was anything else damaged?
- No.
Just this.
- Macie must have left the door unlocked.
- Who would do this, mark?
- I don't know.
We'll find out.
I mean, that's why we have security cameras.
- You know, ella was really angry with me earlier.
She told me to back off or else.
- Honey, I know you two
Are tense with each other right now,
But you can't accuse someone with no proof.
- Well, who else would do this?
- I don't know.
I'll figure it out. Ok?
♪
Are you going to tell macie?
- No.
No, I don't want to worry her.
♪
Where were you?
- Library.
- You know you left the door unlocked.
- Sorry.
- Just because you live in a nice neighborhood doesn't mean
You can be careless, macie.
- I said I'm sorry, ok?
- People slip in under the radar even here.
- I'll make sure I lock the door.
This came for ella.
It was delivered by mistake.
Goodbye.
- I'll take it to her.
♪
- Are you checking that we're recycling correctly now?
- No, this just fell out.
I was just putting it back.
It was just such a bright shade of red,
I wanted to check the color.
Atomic red.
An interesting choice.
Here.
This came to our house by mistake.
♪
- Thanks.
♪
- So how's the hosting going?
- Not as much fun as I thought it would be.
- How come?
- I mean, I've tried everything to connect with ella,
But she just keeps putting up a wall.
- Hey, mom.
I'm heading out.
Oh, hi, sasha.
- Hi, macie.
Off somewhere fun?
- Oh, I'm caddying for my dad this morning.
He's paying me, and I get lunch.
- Attagirl.
- I'll see you at the clubhouse later for lunch, honey.
- Later. I'll see you.
- Bye.
[serene music]
♪
- I'm glad we get to spend the day together, dad,
Even if it revolves around golf.
- Yeah, me too.
You know, you spend so much time with your mom,
I need my time too.
- Well, I just know you're spread pretty thin
Between the house charity and your work,
So I appreciate it.
- Did your mom drop you off?
Because she's coming back here after we're finished for lunch.
- No, actually.
Ryan gave me a lift.
- Ryan?
Who's ryan?
- He's my boyfriend.
- Boyfriend?
Do you know him from school?
- Kind of.
He's working now.
- Working? Oh, great.
What kind of work is he doing?
- He's a musician.
He plays guitar in a band.
- Oh, wow.
Ok, that sounds like a solid career choice.
- Dad, not every 20-year-old knows what they want to do
For the rest of their lives.
- 20, huh?
Look, I don't want to go all protective dad on you,
But I want you to be careful.
- Ugh.
I'm not having this conversation with you.
Nope.
- Ok, you're still going to law school.
Right?
- Look, I just--
Sometimes I get worried about college.
It feels so far away and--
I don't know.
- Look, I know it's scary going away from home,
But you're going to love it.
You're going to have the time of your life.
Trust me.
- It's not just that.
I just don't think it's really what I want to do.
- Finally caught up with you.
- What are you doing here?
I didn't know you were a member.
- Oh, well, if I can't get you at the office,
I've got to track you down at the golf club.
You're always so busy; what choice do you give me?
And who is this?
- This is my daughter, macie.
Macie, this is john.
He's a client of mine, or should I say coworker now?
- Yeah.
- Macie's making some extra cash caddying for me today.
- Oh, you're going to need that money.
College is expensive.
It's very expensive.
Why don't you caddy for me while I
Play around with your dad here, and I'll tip you too?
- Ok.
Yeah, thanks. Thanks.
- Ah, that's not necessary.
- A deal's a deal.
Shall we go?
- Yeah, let's go.
♪
- Hey.
Beautiful day.
- Hi. Yes.
It's going to be hot.
- Yeah.
- Going out?
- Yeah, just to the golf club.
- Not taking your clubs?
- No.
No, I'm just meeting mark and macie at the club for lunch.
And mark's the golfer in the family.
Do you or lucy play?
- No, it's not our thing.
♪
- Oh, by the way, I snapped a really cute picture of lucy
And macie the other day in the garden,
And I was going to tag you on social media,
But I couldn't find you.
- We don't do social media, like, at all.
- Ok.
- And as I've said, I would appreciate you
Keeping us off yours.
♪
- Hi, roxanne.
- Hi.
- Hey, honey.
- Hey.
Who was that? - Who?
- That man.
He knew my name, but I didn't know him.
- Sure you do.
That's john carter.
He's a client of mine.
You met him at the firm's christmas party.
- I don't remember.
- There were so many people there.
- I just caddied for him.
He gave me 100 bucks.
- I tried to say no, but he wouldn't hear it.
- That's impressive.
You must have done a good job.
- Oh, she did an amazing job.
We really enjoyed our day today.
Let's grab some lunch. I'm starving.
- Sounds good. - Let's go.
♪
- Hello?
Is anybody here?
♪
Hello?
Roxanne?
Macie?
♪
- That was so much fun.
♪
Dad had me running to get this one ball,
And it was all the way out.
- Ok, ok. - So far.
I ran like a mile--
- We don't need to bring that up.
- --To go get it.
♪
- Lucy, what are you doing here?
- I saw the back door was open, so I came in to see
If everything was all right.
- Macie, I thought I told you to lock the back door.
- It wasn't me.
Mom was the last one to leave the house.
- The door was locked, mark.
- Are you sure?
- Yes, I'm sure.
- I thought I saw a man in the backyard,
But there was nobody here in the house.
- A man?
All right.
Thanks for checking in, lucy.
I appreciate it.
- That's what good neighbors do, right?
I'll see you guys later.
♪
- And would it be too much trouble that everyone
Please lock the damn door?
- I locked the door, mark. - Yeah.
Ok. I've got to work.
♪
- My heart necklace.
- I'm loving this.
- Yeah, it's my favorite kind.
It's so much better than coffee.
- Macie, honey, can you go to your room?
I need to have a word with your dad.
- Why?
- Just give us a minute, honey, please.
- Ok.
- What's this about?
- My heart necklace is missing and a lot of my other jewelry.
- What?
Are you sure?
- Yes, I'm sure.
And lucy was in our house.
- Ok, lucy said the back door was open,
And we found her in the kitchen.
There's no reason to believe that she went into our bedroom
To look around.
- Kind of convenient that she saw some mystery man.
- Ok, where are you going with this?
- I think she took the jewelry, mark.
I think she took it.
I think she's going to pawn it and use it to try to tempt
Macie into more bodily harm.
- Ok, I thought we were over the nose stud.
- I don't trust them, mark.
- Ok, do you actually believe that lucy
Would steal from you?
- Honey, all of this stuff has started
Happening since they moved in.
We have no idea who they are, and they literally
Live in our backyard.
- Ok.
I'll call the police, but we're going
To leave it in their hands.
Ok, we have insurance.
Ok, worst-case scenario, I'll buy you another necklace.
- That's not the point, mark.
I'm not going to stand by while they invade our lives.
♪
- Let me get this clear.
Are you accusing my daughter of being a thief?
- I'm asking you to talk to her.
- Lucy was making sure that everything was ok.
She was doing you a favor, and this is the thanks she gets?
- I'm sure you can see how this looks.
Lucy goes into my house, my jewelry goes missing.
- Oh, I see exactly how this looks.
If you harass us again or come in here uninvited,
I will get an injunction against you.
- Mark is going to report this theft to the police.
- Good.
We have our own people to call.
♪
- I shouldn't have gone over there when I was so upset.
- Well, you accused her daughter of theft.
How did you expect her to react?
- I just-- I want them gone, mark.
It's too stressful having them here.
I don't feel safe anymore.
- Ok, I'm head of the housing board.
How would it look if I evicted them on suspicion?
Let's let the police handle it, ok?
- Ok. - All right.
Come to bed.
You'll feel better after a good night's sleep.
♪
- Stop denying it!
It was obviously you!
- No, it wasn't!
- Who else could it have been?
- I don't know.
- I can't believe you went in my room!
- I didn't!
- I vouched for you in front of my mom.
She told me not to trust you, and she was right!
- I told you, I didn't go into your room!
- You stole my diary!
- I didn't take your stupid diary!
I'm so over all of this!
♪
- Hi, macie.
- [muffled screaming]
- Shh.
♪
[knock at door]
- Macie?
♪
Macie?
♪
Honey.
Honey, have you seen macie this morning?
- No, why?
- Her bed hasn't been slept in,
And she's not answering her phone.
Where is she?
- I don't know.
But I did hear something last night.
It sounded like an argument between her and lucy.
- And you didn't think to go outside
And see what was going on?
- Well, it went quiet, and I must have
Fallen back asleep, because I didn't think anything of it.
- Honey, I have a really bad feeling about this.
She wouldn't just leave without telling us.
We have to find her.
We have to find her now.
- Roxanne, stop.
- She wouldn't just disappear, mark.
- I know.
Look, I don't want to break macie's trust,
And I thought she would have already told you by now,
But she has a new boyfriend, and she's probably with him.
- A boyfriend?
- Yeah, she told me at the golf club.
Ryan, I think his name is.
- She told you she had a boyfriend,
But she didn't tell me?
- Yeah, but it didn't seem serious.
- Honey, that doesn't matter.
We don't know him.
He could be anybody.
- I trust our daughter.
♪
Don't you?
- Yes, lucy said macie was here last night.
- What time?
- I don't know.
It was late.
Mom was in bed, so we went outside
So we didn't disturb her.
- Did you argue?
- Yeah, a bit.
- What about?
- Her diary had gone missing.
She thought I might have taken it.
- Well, did you?
- Roxanne.
- No.
I told her I hadn't taken it.
She didn't believe me.
That's what we argued about.
Then I came here.
That was the last time I saw her.
- Macie didn't come home last night.
Her bed's not even been slept in.
I've tried all of her friends.
No one knows where she is.
- Look, roxanne, teenagers have lives and friends
We don't know about.
- Not macie.
- Yes, even macie.
All teenagers have secrets.
She probably is hanging out with one of those friends
And lost track of time.
Go home.
Wait.
She'll come back.
♪
- So have you seen macie today?
- Nope.
Not replying to my texts at all.
- Yeah.
Her mom's worried, because she hasn't been home.
- Is that why you're here?
I have to say, I was surprised to get
A message from some chick who's living with the robinsons.
- Well, I guess I--
- I kind of hoped you were here for something else.
It's pretty cool to have someone around here that's not
Totally full of themselves.
You seem real.
- You're macie's boyfriend.
- Don't think I can't see what this is about.
You're jealous of macie.
I've seen you hanging around.
You want to have something that's hers.
- No, that's not at all.
- I bet you secretly love that she's out of the picture.
Why else would you have my number saved?
How did you even get it?
- If you don't know where macie is, I'm out of here.
- I'm sure macie wouldn't mind.
- Have a nice life, creep.
♪
- I tried calling all of macie's friends,
And none of them have seen her.
I don't know what else to do, mark.
- Honey, it's only been a few hours.
- Look what I found in her room.
Someone has been watching macie.
- What in the hell are these?
- Do you think it could have been lucy?
- Roxanne.
- I mean, maybe lucy took these pictures,
And she put them in macie's room
Whenever she was in the house.
- Ok, why would lucy do this?
- Because she's jealous of macie.
Honey, we have everything that they don't.
She's jealous of macie going to college, of where she lives,
Of everything that she has, that we have,
That they don't have.
I mean, she's even started looking like macie.
- Ok, or it could be macie's new boyfriend.
♪
- Do you know his last name?
- No.
Macie never said.
- And you didn't think to ask?
Honey, what are we going to do here?
I'm really worried. - Ok.
I'll call the police.
All right?
- Ok.
♪
- Hey, kid.
- What are you doing?
- Just disposing of some green waste.
I have a green thumb.
I help roxanne with the garden.
What are you up to?
- Just getting some fresh air.
Did you hear about macie?
She didn't come home last night.
- I did.
Do you know anything about that?
- No.
Do you?
- No.
But sounds to me like she finally found some freedom
And decided to have some fun.
- Mm-hmm.
- We all have our little secrets.
♪
- Yeah.
♪
- So how long has it been since you've seen macie?
- Yesterday. Yesterday evening.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, yesterday evening.
- And, sir, it is not like our daughter to stay out all night
And not let us know where she is.
- All right, well, the department requires 48 hours
To have passed before we can file any sort of missing
Persons report, especially in the instance
That it's not a child.
Macie is 18, right?
- Well, yes, but she would never stay out all night
And not let us know.
- You'd be surprised at how often I hear that.
- Well, she left her purse.
She's not answering her phone.
- Teenagers forget to call their parents,
Especially if they think they're in trouble.
- Ok, officer south, my husband, he heard
Lucy arguing with macie last night.
- The girl in the little house out back?
- Yes.
They were the last people to see macie, her and her mother.
- Ok.
I'll go ahead and speak to them,
But it'll just be a general inquiry.
There is no reason to put them under any sort of suspicion.
- I know that they're connected, ok?
Lucy took macie's diary.
That's why they were arguing.
- Mrs. Robinson, I'm going to have to warn you
Against making any unsubstantiated accusations,
Or you're going to have more issues than a teenager
Who stayed out for a night.
Now, I would advise you to stay away from lucy and her mother.
Let me handle this.
Ok?
Now, this boyfriend--
- Ryan.
- Last name?
♪
- I don't know.
- That's all you know about him?
No last name, no phone number, no address?
- He's a musician.
- Right.
I don't suppose you know what band he's in?
- No.
- Do you think this ryan could have
Been the one who left the photos you found in her room?
- Well, I suppose it's a possibility.
- Or it could have been lucy.
♪
- Ok.
I think I have everything I need for the time being.
- Ok, before you leave, will you just
Walk through her room again one more time
And just look to see if I missed anything,
Maybe a clue or something?
- Sure.
I'll check it out if it'll put your mind at rest.
But in my experience, teenagers stay out for a night,
They go out partying, forget to call home.
- Not our daughter.
- Yeah.
Thank you. - All right.
♪
Is this the missing diary?
♪
- Yes, but that's not where she normally kept it.
♪
- It says she was planning on going to the sun festival
With her boyfriend, ryan.
Sounds pretty excited about it.
Sun festival's this weekend, right?
- Yes, but I told her that she couldn't go.
We already had plans.
- It sounds like your mystery's solved.
- Ok.
Sorry to waste your time, officer.
- But her phone.
- Probably out of power or just ignoring you
So you won't tell her come back home.
- So what do we do?
- I would just sit tight.
Wait for her to come back home.
When this festival is over, just dock her allowance
So she doesn't do it again.
If she doesn't come back, file a missing persons report then.
I wouldn't be too hard on her, though,
Or else she'll never tell you what she's up to.
Just my two cents.
- Thank you.
- I didn't pay what I paid for the police
To show up at my door.
You better take care of this or I will.
- Is everything ok, mom?
- Yes, everything's fine.
♪
- Who was that on the phone?
♪
- A damn bill collector.
♪
- Really?
- Yes, really.
You don't have to worry about it.
Everything's fine now.
- Do you think the police will be back?
- No.
They won't.
- How can you be so sure?
- Because we told the police the truth,
That we don't know anything about where macie is.
You haven't seen her since she left last night, right?
- Right.
- Good.
Then we have nothing to worry about.
♪
- Honey, what are you doing?
- There are friends in here I've never
Even heard of, parties that she's been to
That I didn't know about.
- Sweetheart, she's a teenager.
She's never going to tell us everything.
- [sighs]
Maybe we don't know our daughter
As well as we thought we did.
- Maybe.
That's normal.
- Not for our family.
- Ok.
Macie deserves her privacy.
We all do.
- It says in there she wants to go to art school.
She doesn't even want to be a lawyer.
- Ok, look, let's talk about that when she gets back.
She'll be home soon, safe and sound.
♪
[phone rings]
- Hello, macie?
- [indistinct].
- Who is this?
- Give me that.
Hello?
[line clicks]
They hung up.
What'd they say?
- He said she'll pay one way or the other.
They must be talking about macie.
Mark, what do we do?
- Take that number down and give it to officer south.
♪
[phone rings]
Ok.
Hello?
- [indistinct].
♪
[phone beeps]
- Sorry, your call cannot be completed.
♪
- Who was it?
- It was just john about work.
He's just chasing some paperwork.
Did you get the number?
- Yeah, it wasn't one I recognized.
I tried to call it, but it was blocked.
- I got to go to the office.
- Now?
- Yeah, there's some paperwork that needs to be sorted.
I won't be long.
- Honey, macie is still missing.
And that if that guy calls back again?
- I know. Listen, I won't be long, ok?
If they do, just record it, ok?
- Ok.
I just want her back, mark.
- I do too.
I do too, ok?
I won't be long.
I promise.
♪
- Where are you, lucy?
Call me back.
♪
- Shh.
♪
- I will take the gag off if you promise to be quiet.
Do you understand?
♪
Do you understand?
♪
Good.
♪
- [whimpers]
- Shh.
♪
- Lucy.
- What's going on, macie?
Who was that man?
♪
- Hi, this is mark robinson.
Leave a message, and I'll get back to you.
[phone beeps] - mark, where are you?
Call me when you get this, please.
♪
What can I do for you, officer?
- I got some information on your husband.
He's been in an accident.
Looks like it could be a hit-and-run.
- Well, is my husband ok?
Can I go see him?
- He's stable.
They're working on him right now,
So you won't be able to see him.
But he's going to be fine.
Plus, it's best that you stay here just in case
Your daughter returns home.
- What happened?
- Not exactly sure.
It's a very quiet road.
Not too many witnesses.
Both doors were open in the vehicle,
So there's evidence that he might have had someone
With him who fled the scene.
- [sighs]
I called yesterday with the number
From that threatening message.
Have you guys had a chance to trace it yet?
- We're working on it.
- What if it's connected to this?
- I'm going to check that number as
Soon as I get to the station.
I promise.
- Thank you.
- All right.
♪
- Roxanne?
♪
I saw the police car out front.
Is there any news?
- Not about macie.
They were here because mark's been in an accident.
They said it was a hit-and-run.
- Oh, my god.
Is he ok?
- Honestly, I don't know.
- Lucy's gone too.
She didn't come home last night.
- What?
- She doesn't know anyone around here
Except you and macie.
- Ella, this has got to be connected.
Both girls are missing and mark being run off the road?
- I know.
- And last night we got a threatening phone call
About macie saying she'll pay one way or the other.
- What?
Did you tell the police?
- Yes, but they haven't had a chance to trace the call yet.
♪
And honestly, I told them that I thought that you
And lucy might be involved.
- Well, I wasn't.
But that doesn't mean that I didn't
Get you mixed up with somebody who is really bad news.
- What?
- Text me the number.
I'll get it checked out.
I have people who can trace it.
- Ella, I'm really sorry about--
- There's no time for that now.
Right now, we need to get our daughters back.
- I'll drive.
[knock at door]
Hold on.
♪
Sasha.
- Hey.
It's ok.
It's going to be ok.
- Is it?
Because I just found out that mark was in an accident,
And I still have no idea where macie is.
Because as it turns out, I have no idea
What's going on in her life.
- Are you serious?
Are you that clueless?
- What?
♪
Sasha, why are you wearing my necklace?
- I wouldn't take anything that wasn't given to me.
♪
Mark bought me the same one.
- I'm sorry, what are you saying?
- I really wish I could say that I feel sorry for you,
But I don't.
You've lived this perfect life--
Perfect husband, perfect house, perfect family.
But it's all been a lie.
Now, it seems like it's not perfect after all.
And I really hope that mark can finally see that.
- Get the hell away from my house, sasha.
- Look, I'm really sorry about macie.
I hope you find her.
- I said get the hell out of my house.
♪
- No name, but I have the address.
- Good. Let's go.
- What the hell, roxanne?
- Found it in mark's stuff.
- Is it loaded?
- Yeah.
And there's a few people I could use it on right now.
♪
- My source is good.
It should be around here somewhere.
- How do you know these kinds of people?
- These kinds of people helped me and lucy get away.
We had our reasons for running and paying a premium
To get on that housing list.
- Premium?
- My ex-husband, lucy's dad, he's a man who
Doesn't know how to let go.
He's dangerous, and I didn't want him to find us
When he got out of prison.
I need to stay under the radar for mine and lucy's sake.
- Which is why you don't have a social media.
♪
Who did you pay a premium to?
♪
There's a truck that's been following us
For a few miles now.
♪
- Put your foot down, roxanne.
We need to lose him.
[engine revving]
[tires screeching]
♪
Come on. Faster.
♪
There's a turn right there.
♪
- Thank goodness.
- Come on. It should be this way.
♪
- [whimpering]
It was your dad.
I promise.
- What?
No, I don't believe you.
- Why would I lie?
I saw his face before he dragged me into his car.
- Why would my dad kidnap you?
- I don't know.
And then that pig dragged me from him and brought me here.
Come here.
Hold still.
♪
- Hurry.
I've been working on loosening them all morning.
- I'm doing the best I can.
♪
There.
- Oh, thank god.
♪
Come on, come on.
I can't get them loose.
- You go. - What?
No, I can't.
- Don't make me come up there!
♪
- Go.
- I promise I'll come back for you.
♪
- Ok.
You go around back.
See if you can find a way inside.
- I'm going to go to the front and see who answers the door.
We have to make sure the girls are here
Before we call the police.
- Ok.
- Be careful.
♪
- Roxanne?
♪
What are you doing here?
- John?
♪
- You need to get here quick.
There's been a kidnapping.
- You were at the golf club.
♪
I was trying to get in touch with mark,
But I couldn't, and he said he had a meeting with you today.
And I found this address with your name on it.
- I have no idea where your husband is.
You drove all this way on your own?
- Yeah.
Yeah, just me.
I didn't realize how far this was.
There's nothing out here.
- Nothing at all.
No neighbors.
Nothing.
That's just the way I like it.
♪
It's not a place a woman would want to end up on her own.
♪
- I'm sorry to have bothered you.
♪
Macie!
- Mom, watch out!
No!
Mom, get up!
♪
- Your husband should have paid me
What he owed me if he wanted to keep his daughter safe.
- Get up!
- Instead of trying to pay me off with another girl.
But then again, your husband was
Always a double-dealing pig!
Fortunately, two girls gives me twice the money.
- Mom, get up!
Get up, please!
- I warned you not to test me!
- Leave her alone!
♪
- Stop!
♪
[gunshot]
- No!
Mom, get up!
- Will you shut up?
Get back inside!
♪
[gunshot]
[grunting]
♪
- Get your dirty hands off of her.
♪
[radio chatter]
[sirens wailing]
♪
- How did you get here so quick?
- We were expecting miss willis' call.
We've been watching this place.
Mr. Carter and his operation have been on our radar
For a long time now.
- What's his operation?
- Human trafficking.
We have information that he's been moving women
To a series of safe houses and over state lines
Complete with forged paperwork, making it nearly
Impossible to track them.
I'm sorry.
- Oh, honey.
Are you ok?
- Yeah.
- Careful.
I think you're going to have to hug me
With one arm for a while.
- I knew you'd find us.
- You saved us.
- Bet you didn't know your mom's such a badass, huh?
[both chuckle]
- Come on.
It's time to go home.
♪
Stay in the car, macie.
- Mom.
- I said stay here.
- Hey.
♪
Hey.
Is macie all right?
- She's safe.
- Oh, thank god.
Roxanne, this isn't what it looks like.
- You handed lucy over to a trafficker.
- Ok, I only did it to get macie back.
Carter said he was going to exchange her for macie,
All right?
And then he ran me off the road and took lucy too.
He was supposed to give our daughter back.
- Seriously, mark?
Trafficking?
♪
And what about sasha?
♪
- What about sasha?
I was going to get macie as I promised,
And that's all that matters.
- You had an affair, mark,
And you kidnapped someone's daughter.
I don't even know who you are.
- Look, I was desperate.
- Why didn't you just pay him the money, mark?
- I paid them what I could.
And now we don't have any more money.
And I pawned your jewelry.
♪
- And you took a bribe from ella,
A desperate mom who just wanted a safe house for her daughter.
- Roxanne, I'm sorry.
- No.
♪
- Roxanne.
I'm sorry.
Macie!
I'm sorry.
Macie!
Macie, I love you!
[sirens wailing]
♪
[gentle guitar music]
♪
- Last one.
Hope you're still hungry.
- All right, girl.
One year of art school down, and a summer of freedom ahead.
- And work.
I won't be able to lounge around all summer this year.
Mom has me busy painting.
- Got to pay those bills.
- That's right.
Even with the best tenants in the world,
It is not cheap living around here.
- Ok.
After dinner, you girls need to go
Upstairs and clean your rooms, because they are atrocious.
- We're not kids.
I'm in college now.
- Oh, really?
Oh, ok, college girl.
Why don't you go get your laundry at least
And bring it down?
- You know, roxanne's right.
You're old enough to do your laundry now.
Well, it's either that or you're wearing
My clothes next week, so...
- Ok, I'll do it.
I'll do it.
I love the new painting, macie.
- Thanks.
- Art school's already paying off.
- My clients love them, that's for sure.
- I can't eat anymore.
I'm stuffed.
- Are you kidding me?
There's an entire pizza left.
- How about we give it to the new neighbors?
♪
- She's hardly had time to unpack.
- Which is why she would love a free pizza
From her friendly neighbors.
- Give her some room.
She just got here.
♪
Ok.
Leave it on the doorstep at least.
The baby might be sleeping.
- Ok.
I won't intrude, I promise.
Jeez.
♪
You think I learned nothing?
[laughter]
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