Coming Back for You (2022) Movie Script
Julie?
Julie, please open the door.
Julie, please, come on,
I just wanna talk to you.
Come on, I just wanna talk, baby.
Please, I love you, I would
do anything for you, so please.
You're really scaring me.
Julie.
Julie, put the the knife down.
Julie, just tell me what
happened, all right?
Just talk to me.
Julie, you're really scaring me
- right now.
- You don't think I saw?
Saw what?
Heidi.
You're fucking her behind my back?
What?
What are you talking about?
I hear you two, downstairs,
when you think I'm not around,
giggling, kissing.
No, Julie, I haven't seen Heidi in weeks.
- You know that.
- I know what I heard.
No.
I know what I heard.
Julie, please put the knife down.
I even see her sometimes.
Julie, just put the knife down.
When I come around the corner,
I see her run from room to room.
And then when I get there, she disappears.
Listen to yourself, you're
not making any sense.
I heard you two talking.
There was no talking, she was never here.
Don't lie to me.
I would never sleep with
her, I would never cheat on you.
I'm not a joke for you people.
No, no, you're not a joke.
Just put the knife down and and calm down
and everything's gonna be okay.
I love you, we can get through this, okay?
Maybe we can talk to Dr. Blake again
and he can help us through this.
Just, please.
I'm going for a drink.
Julie, oh my God, you scared me.
Hi.
Julie.
Oh, I missed you.
I missed you too.
Look at you girl, looking good.
Aw, you look good too.
It's been so long.
Oh, I know, I missed
you, it's been so long.
I hate that I made you feel sad.
It's okay, it's over now.
Oh, got you something.
What is this?
Scotch?
- You remembered?
- Yeah.
Let's get out of here?
Fuck yeah.
So, I have a surprise for you.
You know I hate surprises.
Okay, it's
not a surprise surprise
since I already told you about it.
But I don't know when it is.
That's the whole thing about a surprise.
Okay, just
forget I said anything.
You can just tell me.
Julie, I'm your wife
and I'm meant to be bringing unexpected joy
and wonder to your life.
You're such a weirdo.
Thanks, I try.
Peace out, fuckers.
Julie, you can't just
go flipping off the prison.
They're lucky I don't try to shove it up
their tight asses.
You don't think you're
gonna get in trouble?
Oh, golly gee, I sure
hope they don't come back
and get me for giving them the finger.
That would be so gosh darn awful.
And on their way out,
I thought one of the
guards should eat shit.
Oh my God.
I'm going to hell.
Don't you think you should
try to start your first day
outta prison on the right foot
and try to make some positive decisions?
I can think of a few things.
Oh my God, Julie, I'm driving.
Let's just try to get
home in one piece, okay?
Oh, okay, whatever makes you happy.
Okay.
Oh, these are for you.
Where'd you get those?
I talked to Dr. Blake
about getting an update
on your prescription.
- You okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- You sure?
- Yeah.
Julie, you know it's
really important for you
- to take that.
- I said, I know.
Okay, just checking.
You are not wearing your ring.
Yeah, yeah, no.
I tried to put it on and
that wasn't happening.
Prison food.
Oh, well, mine isn't
really fitting right either,
so maybe we can just get them both resized.
It's overdue for that.
Thank you, Mrs. Hayward.
Thank you, Mrs. Hayward.
Tada.
Oh, it's a house, definitely a house.
- Yeah.
- Who is it?
The Mareties.
Oh, nice, who the fuck are the Mareties?
They're in Italy for the summer,
so someone has to look after their house.
So, surprise, we have a summer home.
Come on, let me show you around.
So, there's the kitchen
and here's the living room.
Couch.
Oh, so soft and relaxed
and, God, I missed this.
Hey, Julie, Julie?
Don't you wanna see the rest of the tour?
What about the kitchen, the
dining room, the torture chamber
where they keep all the
kinky bunny costumes?
Maybe later.
Okay, then.
Hey, hun?
Yeah.
Can I ask you something?
Hmm.
What was it like inside?
I mean like, were you ever like scared,
like really, really scared?
I don't know, I mean, at first I was,
all the days started to
fade together, you know,
eventually everything
becomes like clockwork
and you just start moving like a machine.
I'm sorry you had to go through that.
Don't worry, you know I
know how to turn that crazy on.
That's good.
I was just really worried about you
and I wanted to make
sure... You got any coke?
What?
No, why?
I've just been really anxious lately and.
I thought we agreed you
wouldn't be doing drugs anymore.
Just one more
time, after this, I'll quit.
That's what you said last time.
I mean it.
Yeah, but why risk a relapse?
And besides, you need to take your pills
and I'm pretty sure they
don't go well together.
Saying I'll fuck up again?
No, baby, it's just,
I got the manager's position.
Really?
That's fucking awesome, when do you start?
Next week, Peter's excited to have me
around to help him.
He should, you're awesome at it.
Thanks.
Yeah, actually I was, I was talking to him
and we agreed that I could
maybe hire you on if you want.
It would just be a couple of days at first.
I think it could be good
for you to keep you focused
and make sure you don't
fall back into old habits.
I just, I don't wanna lose you again.
And plus we could spend
all of our time together.
Oh wow, that's really sweet of you.
Really, it is, but I just got out.
I got, I need time to adjust, you know,
and I just don't wanna
mess up your promotion.
You won't.
What's going on?
You just get that feeling
like if let your guard down,
like something really bad is gonna happen?
Look, I get that you
don't handle anxiety well,
and I'm always here for you for that.
But you can't fall back on old habits.
Every time you have before,
it's only made things worse.
And you've come so far
and worked your butt off to get there.
I just, I don't wanna
see you throw it all away.
Thanks.
You're pretty incredible
yourself, you know.
Well, no doubt.
Come on.
Where are we going?
I still haven't shown you your surprise.
Where are we going?
Oh god, girl, you're killing
me with the suspense.
Oh, why don't you get freshened up
and change into some of
those new clothes that I got you.
And then come meet me
upstairs in the bedroom
for your surprise.
Okay, sounds good.
Now this is a mob hit happens, right?
Don't be so melodramatic.
You're gonna love it, I promise.
Oh, and there's a glass of
water on the bedside table
for you to take your pills.
Okay.
Okay.
Get your shit together.
Enter.
Kiss me like the world already ended
Hold me like it's
the last thing you'll do
Some say the world
will end at night time
I know it does when you hold me tight
Told you you'd like the surprise.
The world is ending with every touch
The world is ending with every touch
Mandy?
What's up?
Julie, what are you doing down here?
I'm trying to make you breakfast in bed.
I thought I smelled something sweet.
Oh my God.
Well, I'm glad to see you looking perky.
You had a pretty bad nightmare last night.
That wasn't a nightmare.
Are you sure?
Because you were tossing and turning a lot.
I thought you were gonna break something.
No, just first night jitters.
What you making?
Just some eggs, some
bacon, maybe some waffles.
There is a little bit of a catch
to this amazing breakfast.
Like a sexual favorite kind of catch?
I wish.
More like your parole officer called
and wanted to move the
appointment up to today.
Motherfucker, what did I do now?
You didn't do anything,
it's just a scheduling thing.
They wanted to move the appointment up.
Yeah, 'cause I had no plans.
I hate these little assholes,
judging me, writing everything I say
in their little notepads,
like treating me like I'm 12.
Like, suck my clit, bro.
Hey, that image is totally
gonna haunt my dreams.
I just, I just hate them so
much, I want to strangle them.
You can strangle me.
I'll even make a little dying face for you.
Like.
Ugh, this, maybe I
should just go back to jail.
I get more respect there.
No, you, don't say that,
anything's better than that.
Just go in with a positive
attitude and be honest with him
and just be patient
and you'll get through it.
And I mean, if I were in your shoes,
I probably would've shoved
my clipboard up his ass by now.
But you gotta remember
you're your own harshest critic.
You've always been, but that's
my wife you're talking about.
So, you can't be so hard on her, okay?
You know, it's really
unfair at how good you are
at convinced me to do things.
You know I'd do anything for you.
Hmm.
Hey, babe.
So, how'd it go?
Oh, fine.
He just asked me a bunch of questions
and, oh, I can't leave the state.
Oh, well what'd he think about the job?
He said it was good, he
said I showed good initiative.
So, it's a good idea.
See?
Great, I told you it wouldn't be so bad.
Yeah, it was boring as fuck though.
Well, can't win 'em all.
I feel like a grandma on this dress.
You look great, but I did
bring you a change of clothes
'cause we're gonna go out
and have some fun tonight.
Yeah, I figured since you were so good,
I'd bring you a little treat.
Okay, what happened to your sobriety?
Well, I figured it's like you said,
one night of fun never hurt anyone.
Okay, well let's have some fun.
Let's go, baby.
Let go.
I'm beating you, I'm beating you.
You're ridiculous.
Your hilarious.
Oh, you're good.
- One.
- These hills bitch.
- Two.
- Don't go, don't do it.
Three.
Fuck, that's good shit.
Yeah, really tightens your butt hole.
You said butt hole.
Oh, Julie, come on, I need to concentrate.
Me too.
No, oh my god, nasty.
I'm driving.
What the fuck just happened?
What the fuck just happened, Mandy?
I don't fucking know.
I think we hit something.
Well, what was it?
I don't know, I only saw a blur.
It was a deer or a squirrel or something.
Squirrels don't come that size.
Maybe we should leave.
Julie, I think we hit a person.
What?
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Way the fuck out here?
What would anybody doing out here?
Are you sure?
Stay here, I'll go look.
Julie, wait, what if it's,
what if it's something
dangerous like a bear?
I'm sure it's just fallen
trees or something.
Just stay here, I'll look.
Julie, wait, what should I do?
Just stay here.
Okay.
What was it?
Just drive.
What?
Just drive the car.
- Julie.
- Please.
What did you see?
Please, just drive.
What did you see?
I said just drive.
Julie, what did you fucking see?
I said fucking drive.
Mandy, Mandy, no.
No, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
It's okay, it's okay.
- Oh, it's a person.
- Stop, stop.
- We hit a person.
- Shh, shh.
- She's dead.
- You don't know that.
She's not moving, she's dead.
You don't know that for sure.
No, no, I killed her.
No, no, no, no, you don't know that,
listen, you don't know that.
An ambulance.
We have to call the police.
- No, wait, wait,
wait, don't do that, okay?
Think for a minute.
We're both high.
We are speeding.
I was going down on you.
It's obvious it's a
convicted murder charge.
No.
You'll get 20 years,
I'm a convicted felon.
If I go back in, I'm not coming back out.
That's it, I'm dead.
You can't go back, Julie, you can't.
Calm down, calm down.
It's gonna be okay, it's gonna be okay.
No one's gonna have to find out.
We can't hide a whole person.
We just take the body,
we bury it, we burn it,
we get rid of it, throw it
down a lake or something.
There's blood everywhere,
Julie, there's blood everywhere.
Listen, you tell me
I've drove down the street
and I've seen blood on the side of the road
and thought a deer's been hit?
What do we do?
We just gotta be smart.
The construction site.
We'll take her to the construction site.
No one ever will ever think
to look for a body under there.
This is my fault.
No.
If I could bring her back,
I would do anything I could.
- No, it's not.
- But I can't.
- It's not your fault.
- I can't.
I was driving, it was my fault.
Listen, you just gotta do exactly
what I tell you to do, okay?
- Okay.
- Okay?
Okay, grab the blankets,
cover up as much of the
trunk as you can, okay?
Okay.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no, no.
Hey, Julie.
- Yeah.
- Found the gloves.
Oh, oh, put 'em on and and grab her feet.
You got this.
Put her head in first in the car.
Alright, wait, we gotta grab
her purse and all her stuff.
Yeah, come on.
- Is that everything?
- Yeah.
Wait, what are you doing?
Get out, we're in a hurry.
I'm looking for her wallet,
I need to know her name.
Okay, but hurry up.
Goddammit, Julie, we just killed her.
The least we can do is
give her a proper burial.
Come on, hurry up.
Olivia, her name was Olivia Grant.
Hi, Olivia, I'm Mandy.
This is my wife, Julie, I'm so sorry,
I didn't mean it, I
didn't mean to kill you.
It's just Julie just got back from jail
and I can't let her go back.
I know we must seem like monsters to you,
but I'll help a lot of people
and I can plant a tree here
so you can keep living on through the tree.
I don't think you can plant a tree here.
Shut up, I'm trying
to have a moment here.
Anyway, I didn't know you Olivia,
but I'm sure you were an amazing person
and now you're at peace and in heaven
and away from this world
of pain and uncertainty
and into the arms of
the ultimate tranquility.
Didn't you get that from
a Chinese restaurant?
Sorry, just hurry up.
Aren't you gonna say something?
Have a good one.
Okay, so, now I'll get the
shovels and some air fresheners
and you stay here, stay low and look out
for any unexpected visitor, okay?
Oh, okay.
Here.
I'm tired.
Okay, take off all your clothes.
What?
Take off all your clothes.
They're covered in her blood
and DNA, you gotta take 'em
and put 'em in a bag and burn 'em.
Where you going?
I just wanna go bed.
Okay, I love you.
Police
department, search warrant,
on the ground, on the ground,
Please, I can explain,
please, let me explain.
Mandy, are you okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
I know it hurts
but you can't keep it bottled up like this.
It's only gonna make it worse.
I know, I just keep
thinking back to this time
when I was a kid,
me and my dad went on
a picnic for his birthday.
I wanted to make it really special for him
'cause it was his 40th.
So, I worked so hard to
make this cake for him.
I ended up burning it like
twice and I had to start over
and I wrote, you're an
amazing dad on it, in icing,
my dad was so proud of me,
he said it was the best
thing he'd ever gotten.
So, we took it with us on the picnic
and we set our basket
down so we could play around
before we went to eat,
and by the time we got back to our basket,
we were so hungry.
But when we opened it,
there was big chunk of the cake missing
and this little tiny mouse
just sitting there all innocent.
I laughed at first and
let the little guy get away
and then my dad said we
had to throw the cake away.
All little hard work wasted.
So, the day went on and
we hung out in the park,
but we didn't have any food left.
So, we just had to leave early.
And right before we left I
saw him, that little mouse
and I knew it was him
because he still had frosting on his fur.
I don't know what came
over me, I was so angry.
Before I knew what I was
doing, I had picked up a big rock
and walked over and
I just, just dropped it.
And I heard it crunch and squish.
I instantly felt this wave
of sickness and nausea
and I wanted to take
it back, but I couldn't.
I thought maybe he was okay under there,
so, I picked up the rock just to see,
but he was just a wet
red smear on the ground.
Just blood and guts, it was horrible.
And I kept seeing him in
my nightmares for years,
for years, that little fucking mouse,
over time, it just,
it wasn't so bad anymore, I
guess, that's how memories work.
They get duller or you get
used to seeing the horrible shit.
And maybe that's just what we have to do,
is just, just let time
pass and memories fade
and just forget,
You know, I think you're right.
I love you, Mandy.
I know you do.
Oh, hi.
I'm sorry, was I interrupting something?
Oh, nothing, that was just woman issues.
Oh right, got it.
I put on CBD oil and snug
with my dog when I'm, you know,
Can I help you?
Hi, my name's Ashley.
I don't live around here
but my sister went missing around here.
Your sister?
Yeah, her name's Olivia.
She was supposed to come
home last night, but she never did.
I've tried calling her
but she hasn't answered
and that's not something she normally does
and I'm just really worried
something might have happened to her.
So, I was wondering if you
could do me a huge favor
and hang that up in your window
or call if you have any
information or call if you see her.
I'm really sorry for rambling.
It's just, it would
really mean a lot to me.
Yeah, sure, I'll hang them up.
You said you talked to her last night?
Yes.
So, how do you know she's missing,
and her phone's just not dead,
and this is just a big misunderstanding?
I hope you're right,
but she would've called,
She would've called me.
It's okay, it's okay.
I'm sorry.
It's just last night we got
into this really dumb fight.
She wanted to borrow my car to go
to some stupid party thrown
by some boy she's really into,
but he's such a loser, I mean,
all he does is smoke weed
and play paintball with his buddies.
Anyway, it turned into
this whole back and forth.
I'm trying to help you and
I'll do what I want between us.
And it just kept escalating and escalating
and I know it was a dumb fight.
It just, it, I just got to the
point where I was so mad
that I just yelled out, go be the town hoe.
Like you're better than that anyway.
And it was a mean and shitty thing to say
and she was so hurt by it.
She told me to fuck off and stormed out.
I wanted to go after
her, I just couldn't move
and I thought we'll both take time
and what's so wrong with walking?
Nothing bad happens when you're walking.
I just wanna find her
and tell her I love her
and then I'm so sorry,
no matter who she's with,
it's driving me crazy,
I just want her back.
But I'm going to find her,
I know she's out there.
How do you know that?
My sister and I we're empathetic.
Empathetic?
Is that like you read minds.
No, no, it's like we can reach out
and feel the emotions of other people.
We experience what they
do, their feelings, their hopes.
We feel what they feel,
last night I had this dream,
she was in this strange room being dragged
by some creature covered in blood.
Like a bathroom?
Yeah, exactly, how did you know that?
Lucky guess.
Anyway, she was yelling at me to come
to this area that would find her here.
And this morning I woke
up and I was on the floor
and I knew I had to come here.
It was like I was being
dragged here by Olivia,
but now I'm not so sure.
Say, do you know what they're building
at that construction site?
Houses I think.
Listen, Ashley, me and
my wife, we had a bit
of an altercation last night as well.
Really?
Yeah, we had to make
the decision that wasn't easy.
What was the decision?
We had to put our dog down.
I'm so sorry.
She was in a lot of pain and suffering
and she couldn't be fixed and
we just had to put her down.
And my wife, Mandy,
she's really taking it hard
and she didn't wanna leave her.
I didn't wanna leave her either,
but there was no other way.
I was just trying to
do the best thing to do.
I didn't wanna hurt
anybody, it wasn't my fault.
I promise.
I get it.
You do?
Yeah, your dog was in pain.
You didn't wanna prolong the suffering.
Yeah, exactly, I was just trying to help.
Look, I'm sure your
wife is mad right now,
but she'll see you did the
right thing down the line.
Yeah, oh my, I hope so.
Well, I'm gonna go
hand out some more flyers.
Yeah, sure.
But it was nice talking
to you, it really helped.
You too, good luck.
Thanks.
Hey Ashley.
Yeah.
I'm sure your sister isn't mad at you.
And you know for someone that walked out
when she shouldn't have,
I'm sure she's just
trying to get back to you.
Thanks, that means a lot.
Bye.
- Good luck.
- Thanks
Hello?
Hello?
Oh, okay.
Okay, let's have some fun.
Hey, babe.
What's up?
Are you okay?
Peachy.
You having fun?
What about this?
I said what about this?
Mandy?
What is that?
I'm sure it's obvious,
this is my gift for you.
Well, Vicky picked it
up, but it was my idea.
You got me a surprise and
I wanted to get one for you.
So?
Don't you wanna unwrap your gift?
Whatever.
Slow down.
Choke me.
What?
Choke me.
Mandy, I don't think it's... Please.
Harder.
Now hit me.
- What?
- Hit me.
I want you to hit me.
Harder.
Harder.
I don't wanna do this, I
don't wanna hit you, no.
Well, fuck you then.
Don't you think it's a bit early?
Oh, not so loud.
My head feels very,
make it stop, make it stop, at the moment.
Well, it wouldn't be so sensitive
if you didn't drink so much.
Really?
You are giving me sobriety advice?
What, are you gonna
start a driving school next?
Do you mind not scraping
the plate so much, dear?
Okay.
- I said quit the scraping.
- It was an accident.
Then be more careful.
Okay, fine, whatever.
What are those?
Painkillers.
Have you been mixing drinks with pills?
Well, if you must know,
I have been doing some experimenting
and it turns out I have made
some fascinating discoveries.
Did you know certain pills
go best with specific alcohol?
For example, antipyretics
go great with whiskey.
Oxycodone goes best with vodka
and methadone and goes
really good with tequila.
What do you think would go best with rum?
That one's my favorite.
Mandy, that's super dangerous.
Whatever, it's fine, I can pace myself.
Look at yourself, you
can barely speak, you stink.
You haven't taken a
shower since we got home.
Like you're a basket
case, get your shit together.
I'm trying to get my together.
I just, how can I even think
with you constantly breathing
down my neck, okay?
Okay, well fuck me for
trying, is that what you want?
Well, I'm sorry I'm human
and I'm not good with grief.
Don't make this all about you.
You don't think that I'm sad?
You don't think that I wanna
drink my problems away?
Oh, don't act all morally
superior to me, okay?
Oh my God, I can't
get in one fucking word
without you attacking me.
I'm not attacking you.
Why are you so defensive?
Because you won't listen.
Everything's like one
big production with you.
So, I can't live.
Can you just think about
someone else for two seconds?
So, I should just bury
my feelings then, hmm?
Stop playing the fucking victim.
You think I have a problem?
That is fucking hilarious coming from you.
I can't even think, you
make me so mad sometimes.
I'm just trying to help you.
I'm a good driver.
What?
I'm a good driver.
Drop it, okay.
All I'm saying is... Drop it.
Mandy?
Mandy?
Why can't I find her?
Hey.
Hey, hey Mandy.
Yeah.
Can I talk to you?
About what?
Can I just talk?
Whatever.
So, you remember the night I came home
and I had that nightmare
and I didn't want to talk to you about it?
Yeah.
Well, the dream was,
I was back in prison,
but it wasn't like prison,
it was more like a mall or something.
And I looked for you and
I heard you call out for me
and I tried to call back for you,
but you just kept yelling my name
and then I thought you were in trouble.
Like, somebody was kidnapping you.
And then I'm thinking maybe
she's playing a trick on me.
Maybe she doesn't like me anymore.
And she's laughing at
me with her new friends
and her new family.
So, I started to run faster
and then I heard laughing on the roof
and I seen this ladder
and I thought you may have
accidentally tripped and fell.
So, I started climbing and
as I was climbing I woke up
and I turned and look
and you weren't there.
And for a second I thought you left me.
I thought I was alone and I deserved to be.
But then I realized you were downstairs,
that I didn't lose you.
That you love me, I
thought I was being silly
and I don't wanna look
stupid in front of you.
Last night I had another
dream where you tried to kill me,
smother me to death, Olivia
was behind you laughing.
And even when I woke up,
I couldn't help to think, like,
look, the point is I just want
us to be together and happy.
I don't care how awful this sounds.
But as long as we stick
together, we can survive anything.
So, do what you need to do.
If that's drinking, taking
drugs, whatever you need to do
to move past this, just don't shut me out.
Please.
It's okay.
Remember that time you
first met back in college?
Yeah.
That was actually the second time we met.
I mean, it's no wonder
you wouldn't recognize me
'cause I was a total wreck,
I mean, I was plastered.
So, that day, my girlfriend at the time
sent me these sexy photos
and I got really excited
'cause she never sent
me that kind of stuff before.
And it turned out they weren't for me.
She had been cheating on me
the whole time we were together.
I was just devastated.
I mean, I went to this
party for the sole purpose
of getting trashed and I just
drowned myself in alcohol.
And I ended up face
down in the bushes outside.
And when I came to, my
head was in this girl's lap
and she was picking
the twigs out of my hair
and wiping the tears from my eyes
and telling me it's gonna be okay,
we all fuck up and it happens.
And it can only go uphill from here.
I mean you just, perfect.
Wow.
How romantic.
And why don't I remember that night?
Well, okay, we were both pretty trashed.
I mean, you were just a little more,
I remember not remembering
that night, that's right.
Yeah, yeah, the only
reason I remember that is
'cause I legit thought I almost died
and had an angel resurrect me.
I love you so much.
What happened?
What happened?
Who is it?
I dunno.
Let me put my shirt on.
The hell?
Who's gonna answer the door?
I don't know.
Okay, you jus answer it, okay?
Okay.
Howdy.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Mind if I come in?
Who are you?
Oh, silly, me.
Geez, Detective Lynch, can I come in
and ask you girls a few questions?
About what?
Missing person's case.
If you let me in, I'll tell you about it.
Come in.
Thanks.
Why don't you take a seat at the couch?
In a minute.
Okay.
This your house?
No, we are house sitting
for the family that lives here.
Where are they?
Italy.
Do you have a number?
Yeah, I can get their phone
number for you if you want.
Nah, if I need it I'll ask you.
Okay.
Hey, are those cookies?
Yeah, freshly made.
Can I have one?
Sure.
Oh, oh.
So, my wife's trying to go gluten free
and I don't remember anything in the vows
that said anything about
food choices or diets.
I mean, I get the idea that she wants me
to be healthy and live a long time.
But honestly you try
eating that crap for a month
with names you can't even pronounce.
Well, you know what I'm talking about.
Sure.
I mean what's the point of living
if you can't enjoy yourself, right?
Oh, I'm sorry, you guys want something?
No.
I'm good.
Why don't you take a seat?
All right, thanks.
I like this, you know where
I can get one of these?
I always wanted to have a recliner.
Sorry, I'm afraid I don't.
Anyway, it doesn't matter.
I'm just wondering.
I'm sorry but are you the
woman from two years ago
who got arrested trying to
rob that convenience store
while she was drunk?
I had a substance
abuse problem back then.
I gotta tell you, me and
the boys back at the station,
we got a good chuckle lot of
watching that security footage.
The way you was slurring,
trying to get the guy to give up the money.
Like, give me all your cash
and then you drove your
car right into the dumpster.
Every time I think back
on that, God I laugh.
I was a different person back then.
What questions did you have for us?
Oh right, my bad, my bad, so silly.
I'm sorry, that missing person's case.
Who's missing?
I'll tell you if you
just give me a second.
I was curious if you know this woman,
neither one of you recognize her?
Who is she?
Just tell me if you recognize her.
- Yeah, no, I don't think so.
- No, no.
Eh, it's a long shot but
I thought I'd give it a try.
Her name is Olivia Grant,
went missing two nights ago,
sometime past 11, right in this area.
Oh, that's so awful.
You don't have any clues
or ideas of what might
have happened to her?
I'm sorry, I can't
divulge any information
on an ongoing case, ma'am.
I understand.
So, why are you asking us?
Well, the department
has a policy in murders
and missing person
cases to question anybody
with a significant record in the area.
And since this is the address
you gave your parole officer,
your name popped up on the radar,
obviously you went away
for robbery, not murder.
So, this is just a formality then, right?
Right.
Right.
So, just to get it out of the way,
do you mind telling me where
you two were two nights ago?
- Drinking.
- At home.
I'm gonna need one answer on this one.
Oh, what she meant was
we were at home drinking.
I haven't seen my wife
in a long time, obviously.
So, we thought it might be nice to spend
a quiet evening alone together, celebrate.
So, we went out to get some drinks
and came home and we had a lovely dinner.
Hmm.
And where'd you get the drinks?
Dale's liquor, it's
across from the post office.
And what did you get?
Does that matter, I mean?
It matters because I asked it.
Jack Daniel, sir.
Hmm, interesting choice
for a romantic dinner.
We're interesting people.
So, that's it then, you
stayed home all night?
Yep.
Is there anyone who
could corroborate that story?
No one I can think of.
Okay, by the way, this may sound silly,
but do you know Mrs. Palmer?
No.
She lives two houses up.
She's a bit of a worry
wart and a light sleeper.
Anyway, she called about 12:30 that night.
She does this all the time.
She makes mountains outta molehills.
I mean, one time she called
the police station complaining
about the neighborhood
kids being terrorists
when they were just setting off fireworks.
Anyway, she said you hear the car roaring
down the road that night.
And about 10 minutes later
when she went to investigate,
'cause she's old and it takes
her a while to move around,
she said, your house lights are on
and the lights are on in your car.
So, I'm just wondering,
is there any connection between the two?
That was my bad, I
forgot my phone in the car
and I must have forgot
to turn the lights off.
I had a lot to drink and I'm not gonna lie,
I overdid it a bit.
So, that was you driving the car?
No, must have been someone else.
You sure that's what happened?
Excuse me?
Well, you said you were drinking,
your memory might be a little unclear.
I just just wanna be sure.
Well, I'm pretty sure if I
blacked out I would remember
not remembering something, Detective.
Okay, just wanna make sure.
Well, I think I'm good here.
If you ladies remember anything,
just gimme a call back at the station.
Oh, just so you know,
the girl's sister Ashley
might be in the area putting up
flyers and talking to
people, asking questions.
It's hit her hard, so
sad, I really feel for her.
Anywho, just thought you'd like to know.
It's so awful.
I really hope they find her sister soon.
Just one more thing.
Out of curiosity, what's going on
with this construction site?
What are they building?
I think it's just more houses.
Oh, I remember when I was a kid,
there was a construction
site near my house.
My buddies and I used to
sneak in there and ride around,
those hill made for great jumps.
But you had to watch out for
those big ditches, you know,
somebody falls in one of those,
you might never see 'em again.
- Well, see ya.
- Bye.
Corcksucker.
Can you believe that fuck?
Me and my boys had good laugh over it?
I should have bashed his
head through the fucking door
and slammed it on the cement.
Who does he think he is?
He knows.
What?
He knows what we did.
Bullshit, he knows nothing.
He knows.
He even brought up the construction site.
Why would he bring up the construction site
if he didn't already know?
Because he is a weirdo, that's why.
Acting all cool.
Probably thinks he has a
chance to get around pants.
And I was the one who went to jail?
Please.
Mandy?
Mandy?
What are you doing?
You have to leave.
What are you talking about?
We have to go.
We have to leave the country if we have to.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, we're not doing shit.
We're staying right here.
Lynch is onto us.
It's just a matter of time
before we find something
to connect us to Olivia
or find to the body.
He could be watching us right now.
What?
I don't see him, but
he could be watching.
The point is we're not
sticking around to find out.
You sound ridiculous, Mandy,
take a deep breath and relax.
We have to burn the body.
Excuse me?
We have to dig her back
up and cut her into pieces
and burn her hair, her skin, her clothes,
just cut all times with her.
Yeah, because the
smell of burning flesh would
really throw people off.
You're ready to bury her in the
construction site in the first place.
I was stressed at the time.
Is was the first thing I could think of.
Well, well, we have to go now.
We have to leave the
country, maybe go to Canada.
Relax, listen, you're overthinking this.
- Just calm down.
- Mexico.
Some Mexican beer wold be nice.
Mandy, stop.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to, I'm sorry.
- Listen, I know,
I know, I know, this is what he wants.
Wants us to turn on each
other, force us to make a move.
Mess up, half the woman in prison
got there acting like this.
I know, I just, I can't lose you again
And you won't, okay?
I think I have an alibi for us.
Okay, well, we told
Lynch we don't have one.
Vicky, she owes me one
for getting that job at the bar.
And I think I can convince
her to say she saw us that night.
But we told Lynch we were alone.
Yeah, well, we're on the way home
and we were drunk and forgot.
Okay.
Okay, it could work.
It will.
You go to Vicky's, go
over the plan with her.
Me?
I'm the criminal here.
If they're looking at
anybody, it's gonna be me.
Okay, but what if she asks why?
Just tell her it's better if
she doesn't ask questions.
She knows us.
Okay, just promise you'll
stay here, don't go out.
Just just take a nap and... I promise.
Right, then I'll go, be back in an hour.
Okay.
Okay.
Mandy, you need, you'll need clothes.
Oh, I'll get something outta the laundry.
Hey Julie.
Yeah.
I'm sorry I slapped you.
I'm sorry for yelling at you, I love you.
I love you too.
Hello, Mr. Lynch, Detective.
Great.
Sir, so, I have
this idea when me and Olivia
were kids, we would play
this game where one of us
would run and hide
and the other would try to use her powers
to reach out and find where she was.
It was like this dreamlike
connection we had.
We would sense each
other in emotions and feelings
and it would lead us to each other where,
wherever we were, like
a psych hide and seek.
I haven't done it in
years, but if I concentrate
and maybe take a Red Bull
to help heighten my senses
and energies, it just might work.
I'll keep you up to date.
But I would appreciate some positive vibes
and energy sent my way
and any bit helps magnify my energies.
And you are very strong
in energies, I can feel it.
Thanks again, and let me
know if you hear anything.
Thanks, you have a good day.
Mr. Detective Lynch, sir.
Retirement can't come fast enough.
Olivia.
Mandy?
Mandy, is that you?
Who is it, huh?
Is it you, Ashley, Lynch?
Are you two shit stains around here,
trying to scare a confession outta me?
Well, let me tell you something,
it's not going down like that.
You don't have a goddamn thing on me.
So you two fuckers get outta this house
and go swallow a flaming
cork or else I'll find you
and I'll beat the living shit outta you.
I don't care anymore, I'll do it, fuck off.
Just fuck off.
Fuck off.
Leave me alone.
No, no, no, no, no.
Help me.
Help me.
Julie.
It's okay, it's okay, it's me.
Mandy, Mandy.
What's going on, what happened?
I don't know, I don't know
Julie, you're not making any sense.
None of it is, none of it does.
First, Lynch and Ashley tried to attack me.
Then you're dead and
then Olivia's trying to kill me.
I dunno what's real
anymore, I just it want to stop.
It's okay, it's okay, just look at me.
Look at me, Julie, look
at me, I'm real, okay?
I'm alive, I'm here, I'm
fine, everything's real.
- Yeah, you are real.
- Yes.
- You are real.
- Yeah.
Then it must have been
Lynch and Ashley, yeah.
What?
Yeah, they must have
drugged me or something.
What?
Yeah, they must have
drugged me, fuck with my head.
Or maybe it was the ghost of Olivia.
Could it?
Maybe her powers made
her ghost like super powerful.
Julie listen to yourself,
you sound crazy.
I am not crazy, I know
what I saw, it is real.
I don't know how, I don't know why.
But I saw it, we need
to leave here right now.
We can't leave, what about the plan?
What about Vicki?
Fuck the plan.
They're trying to break me,
they're coming back for me.
They're coming back for you.
And I won't let that, I
won't let 'em break us.
'Cause I'm smarter than that.
You hear that?
I win.
I win.
Julie, you're losing it.
I'm losing it?
I'm not the one, 2 hours ago,
that was trying to flee
the fucking country.
Come on, Julie, calm down.
Calm down?
Fuck this, I don't care anymore,
I don't care, I don't care anymore.
- Julie.
- Fuck everything.
- Julie, come on.
- Fuck this room,
- fuck the towel.
- Julie throw the-
Fuck everything, fuck, fuck, my life,
- Fuck the situation.
- Julie, come on.
I don't really care, I don't care.
- Fuck it.
- Julie.
You stopped taking your pills, didn't you?
Didn't you?
So, the if I did?
How long?
What?
How long?
Was it before or after your brilliant plant
to dispose of a fucking body?
After, obviously, you
think I'm that fucking stupid.
Well, I dunno.
I can't fucking trust you
anymore not to go psycho on me.
Oh, fine, it's fine, everything's fine.
It's not fine.
- Everything is shit.
- Fine.
Is that what you want?
Everything's shit.
Is that what you want me to say?
First you tell me to calm down.
Then you said we need to stick together.
Then it's, fuck me.
Pick one.
I can't take that your tearing me apart.
I'm sorry, I guess you're
the only one who's allowed
to have a breakdown
now, and what am I then,
just the fucking dumb bitch?
I guess I married a shit note too.
I should just fucking throw it out,
all of our dreams, our lives,
fucking throw it down the toilet
'cause apparently it's
all fucking shit to you.
You see that too, right?
You see?
I was right, I was right.
Something's going on.
Someone's fucking with us,
because I watched us bury that.
I saw you throw it in.
I know...
Sweetie?
Mandy?
I can explain.
I can explain.
You put that there?
You weren't supposed
to find it there, I swear.
So, you took the scrunchy?
Don't lie to me.
Yes, I took the fucking scrunchy, okay?
We were about to bury her
and make her disappear forever.
And I just, I just didn't
want that to happen.
So, I just thought maybe,
what if we just took a small part
of her, something small
and no one would notice.
And it was just a stupid decision.
Don't blame for having some compassion.
I've been driving
myself up the fucking wall
because you couldn't learn to move forward.
Don't you dare say that
to me, I killed her, I did.
That's on me, whether
we get away with this or not,
there's no changing that I killed her,
whatever she was to
her friends, to her family,
to the world, it's over,
and that's never gonna go away, never.
All because you couldn't
fucking keep it in your pants.
There it is, there it is.
I knew you blame me for this.
I knew it.
Don't act like this is some
kind of game you can win.
You're such a fucking child.
Who gave me the drugs,
who gave me the drugs?
Answer me that and I'll leave you alone.
All right, you did.
Okay, so what?
Is it all my fault then?
Everything's my fault then?
It's not about whose fault it is
or any of that shit, or who's to blame.
The point is, if we're gonna survive this,
we can't lie to each other.
Like, the way he lied to me
about Olivia's sister coming over.
So you know about that?
Yes, I fucking I know about it.
I saw the flyer in the trash can,
this is so fucking typical of you.
You always berate me
whenever I do something wrong.
And then you go ahead and do
something just the fucking same
and you're justified.
It's not fucking fair.
Yes, I lied to you.
I wasn't holding evidence
that could put us in jail
for the rest of our life,
and don't act all superior with me,
'cause you've learned to shut
off your emotion with booze
and alcohol and drugs.
And don't play the victim card with me.
All they can think about is her family.
And I doomed them to a
lifetime of looking for her
and never knowing what happened to her.
And that's down on me, and
because I fucking killed her.
I killed her.
What?
I killed Olivia, I did it.
I was the one driving
the car, Julie, okay?
- I killed her, I hit her.
- No, no.
When you went back to the car, she woke up.
She was barely breathing,
so, I had a choice to make.
I could call the police
and hope she was alive long
enough for them to get there
and pray that we could
possibly get 10 years
for manslaughter or make the choice.
I suffocated her and I
didn't blink, mot once.
And I'd do it again and again and again,
over a billion times, just to protect you.
Mandy?
- Fucking killed her.
- Mandy.
What the fuck are you doing?
Chill the fuck up, Mandy.
Chill the fuck up.
Stop.
Mandy.
What the fuck are you doing?
Just fucking stop.
Just fucking stop it.
Just fucking stop.
Just fucking stop.
Mandy, fucking stop it, fucking stop.
Mandy?
Mandy?
Mandy?
Leave me alone.
Shh.
Julie, please open the door.
Julie, please, come on,
I just wanna talk to you.
Come on, I just wanna talk, baby.
Please, I love you, I would
do anything for you, so please.
You're really scaring me.
Julie.
Julie, put the the knife down.
Julie, just tell me what
happened, all right?
Just talk to me.
Julie, you're really scaring me
- right now.
- You don't think I saw?
Saw what?
Heidi.
You're fucking her behind my back?
What?
What are you talking about?
I hear you two, downstairs,
when you think I'm not around,
giggling, kissing.
No, Julie, I haven't seen Heidi in weeks.
- You know that.
- I know what I heard.
No.
I know what I heard.
Julie, please put the knife down.
I even see her sometimes.
Julie, just put the knife down.
When I come around the corner,
I see her run from room to room.
And then when I get there, she disappears.
Listen to yourself, you're
not making any sense.
I heard you two talking.
There was no talking, she was never here.
Don't lie to me.
I would never sleep with
her, I would never cheat on you.
I'm not a joke for you people.
No, no, you're not a joke.
Just put the knife down and and calm down
and everything's gonna be okay.
I love you, we can get through this, okay?
Maybe we can talk to Dr. Blake again
and he can help us through this.
Just, please.
I'm going for a drink.
Julie, oh my God, you scared me.
Hi.
Julie.
Oh, I missed you.
I missed you too.
Look at you girl, looking good.
Aw, you look good too.
It's been so long.
Oh, I know, I missed
you, it's been so long.
I hate that I made you feel sad.
It's okay, it's over now.
Oh, got you something.
What is this?
Scotch?
- You remembered?
- Yeah.
Let's get out of here?
Fuck yeah.
So, I have a surprise for you.
You know I hate surprises.
Okay, it's
not a surprise surprise
since I already told you about it.
But I don't know when it is.
That's the whole thing about a surprise.
Okay, just
forget I said anything.
You can just tell me.
Julie, I'm your wife
and I'm meant to be bringing unexpected joy
and wonder to your life.
You're such a weirdo.
Thanks, I try.
Peace out, fuckers.
Julie, you can't just
go flipping off the prison.
They're lucky I don't try to shove it up
their tight asses.
You don't think you're
gonna get in trouble?
Oh, golly gee, I sure
hope they don't come back
and get me for giving them the finger.
That would be so gosh darn awful.
And on their way out,
I thought one of the
guards should eat shit.
Oh my God.
I'm going to hell.
Don't you think you should
try to start your first day
outta prison on the right foot
and try to make some positive decisions?
I can think of a few things.
Oh my God, Julie, I'm driving.
Let's just try to get
home in one piece, okay?
Oh, okay, whatever makes you happy.
Okay.
Oh, these are for you.
Where'd you get those?
I talked to Dr. Blake
about getting an update
on your prescription.
- You okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- You sure?
- Yeah.
Julie, you know it's
really important for you
- to take that.
- I said, I know.
Okay, just checking.
You are not wearing your ring.
Yeah, yeah, no.
I tried to put it on and
that wasn't happening.
Prison food.
Oh, well, mine isn't
really fitting right either,
so maybe we can just get them both resized.
It's overdue for that.
Thank you, Mrs. Hayward.
Thank you, Mrs. Hayward.
Tada.
Oh, it's a house, definitely a house.
- Yeah.
- Who is it?
The Mareties.
Oh, nice, who the fuck are the Mareties?
They're in Italy for the summer,
so someone has to look after their house.
So, surprise, we have a summer home.
Come on, let me show you around.
So, there's the kitchen
and here's the living room.
Couch.
Oh, so soft and relaxed
and, God, I missed this.
Hey, Julie, Julie?
Don't you wanna see the rest of the tour?
What about the kitchen, the
dining room, the torture chamber
where they keep all the
kinky bunny costumes?
Maybe later.
Okay, then.
Hey, hun?
Yeah.
Can I ask you something?
Hmm.
What was it like inside?
I mean like, were you ever like scared,
like really, really scared?
I don't know, I mean, at first I was,
all the days started to
fade together, you know,
eventually everything
becomes like clockwork
and you just start moving like a machine.
I'm sorry you had to go through that.
Don't worry, you know I
know how to turn that crazy on.
That's good.
I was just really worried about you
and I wanted to make
sure... You got any coke?
What?
No, why?
I've just been really anxious lately and.
I thought we agreed you
wouldn't be doing drugs anymore.
Just one more
time, after this, I'll quit.
That's what you said last time.
I mean it.
Yeah, but why risk a relapse?
And besides, you need to take your pills
and I'm pretty sure they
don't go well together.
Saying I'll fuck up again?
No, baby, it's just,
I got the manager's position.
Really?
That's fucking awesome, when do you start?
Next week, Peter's excited to have me
around to help him.
He should, you're awesome at it.
Thanks.
Yeah, actually I was, I was talking to him
and we agreed that I could
maybe hire you on if you want.
It would just be a couple of days at first.
I think it could be good
for you to keep you focused
and make sure you don't
fall back into old habits.
I just, I don't wanna lose you again.
And plus we could spend
all of our time together.
Oh wow, that's really sweet of you.
Really, it is, but I just got out.
I got, I need time to adjust, you know,
and I just don't wanna
mess up your promotion.
You won't.
What's going on?
You just get that feeling
like if let your guard down,
like something really bad is gonna happen?
Look, I get that you
don't handle anxiety well,
and I'm always here for you for that.
But you can't fall back on old habits.
Every time you have before,
it's only made things worse.
And you've come so far
and worked your butt off to get there.
I just, I don't wanna
see you throw it all away.
Thanks.
You're pretty incredible
yourself, you know.
Well, no doubt.
Come on.
Where are we going?
I still haven't shown you your surprise.
Where are we going?
Oh god, girl, you're killing
me with the suspense.
Oh, why don't you get freshened up
and change into some of
those new clothes that I got you.
And then come meet me
upstairs in the bedroom
for your surprise.
Okay, sounds good.
Now this is a mob hit happens, right?
Don't be so melodramatic.
You're gonna love it, I promise.
Oh, and there's a glass of
water on the bedside table
for you to take your pills.
Okay.
Okay.
Get your shit together.
Enter.
Kiss me like the world already ended
Hold me like it's
the last thing you'll do
Some say the world
will end at night time
I know it does when you hold me tight
Told you you'd like the surprise.
The world is ending with every touch
The world is ending with every touch
Mandy?
What's up?
Julie, what are you doing down here?
I'm trying to make you breakfast in bed.
I thought I smelled something sweet.
Oh my God.
Well, I'm glad to see you looking perky.
You had a pretty bad nightmare last night.
That wasn't a nightmare.
Are you sure?
Because you were tossing and turning a lot.
I thought you were gonna break something.
No, just first night jitters.
What you making?
Just some eggs, some
bacon, maybe some waffles.
There is a little bit of a catch
to this amazing breakfast.
Like a sexual favorite kind of catch?
I wish.
More like your parole officer called
and wanted to move the
appointment up to today.
Motherfucker, what did I do now?
You didn't do anything,
it's just a scheduling thing.
They wanted to move the appointment up.
Yeah, 'cause I had no plans.
I hate these little assholes,
judging me, writing everything I say
in their little notepads,
like treating me like I'm 12.
Like, suck my clit, bro.
Hey, that image is totally
gonna haunt my dreams.
I just, I just hate them so
much, I want to strangle them.
You can strangle me.
I'll even make a little dying face for you.
Like.
Ugh, this, maybe I
should just go back to jail.
I get more respect there.
No, you, don't say that,
anything's better than that.
Just go in with a positive
attitude and be honest with him
and just be patient
and you'll get through it.
And I mean, if I were in your shoes,
I probably would've shoved
my clipboard up his ass by now.
But you gotta remember
you're your own harshest critic.
You've always been, but that's
my wife you're talking about.
So, you can't be so hard on her, okay?
You know, it's really
unfair at how good you are
at convinced me to do things.
You know I'd do anything for you.
Hmm.
Hey, babe.
So, how'd it go?
Oh, fine.
He just asked me a bunch of questions
and, oh, I can't leave the state.
Oh, well what'd he think about the job?
He said it was good, he
said I showed good initiative.
So, it's a good idea.
See?
Great, I told you it wouldn't be so bad.
Yeah, it was boring as fuck though.
Well, can't win 'em all.
I feel like a grandma on this dress.
You look great, but I did
bring you a change of clothes
'cause we're gonna go out
and have some fun tonight.
Yeah, I figured since you were so good,
I'd bring you a little treat.
Okay, what happened to your sobriety?
Well, I figured it's like you said,
one night of fun never hurt anyone.
Okay, well let's have some fun.
Let's go, baby.
Let go.
I'm beating you, I'm beating you.
You're ridiculous.
Your hilarious.
Oh, you're good.
- One.
- These hills bitch.
- Two.
- Don't go, don't do it.
Three.
Fuck, that's good shit.
Yeah, really tightens your butt hole.
You said butt hole.
Oh, Julie, come on, I need to concentrate.
Me too.
No, oh my god, nasty.
I'm driving.
What the fuck just happened?
What the fuck just happened, Mandy?
I don't fucking know.
I think we hit something.
Well, what was it?
I don't know, I only saw a blur.
It was a deer or a squirrel or something.
Squirrels don't come that size.
Maybe we should leave.
Julie, I think we hit a person.
What?
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Way the fuck out here?
What would anybody doing out here?
Are you sure?
Stay here, I'll go look.
Julie, wait, what if it's,
what if it's something
dangerous like a bear?
I'm sure it's just fallen
trees or something.
Just stay here, I'll look.
Julie, wait, what should I do?
Just stay here.
Okay.
What was it?
Just drive.
What?
Just drive the car.
- Julie.
- Please.
What did you see?
Please, just drive.
What did you see?
I said just drive.
Julie, what did you fucking see?
I said fucking drive.
Mandy, Mandy, no.
No, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
It's okay, it's okay.
- Oh, it's a person.
- Stop, stop.
- We hit a person.
- Shh, shh.
- She's dead.
- You don't know that.
She's not moving, she's dead.
You don't know that for sure.
No, no, I killed her.
No, no, no, no, you don't know that,
listen, you don't know that.
An ambulance.
We have to call the police.
- No, wait, wait,
wait, don't do that, okay?
Think for a minute.
We're both high.
We are speeding.
I was going down on you.
It's obvious it's a
convicted murder charge.
No.
You'll get 20 years,
I'm a convicted felon.
If I go back in, I'm not coming back out.
That's it, I'm dead.
You can't go back, Julie, you can't.
Calm down, calm down.
It's gonna be okay, it's gonna be okay.
No one's gonna have to find out.
We can't hide a whole person.
We just take the body,
we bury it, we burn it,
we get rid of it, throw it
down a lake or something.
There's blood everywhere,
Julie, there's blood everywhere.
Listen, you tell me
I've drove down the street
and I've seen blood on the side of the road
and thought a deer's been hit?
What do we do?
We just gotta be smart.
The construction site.
We'll take her to the construction site.
No one ever will ever think
to look for a body under there.
This is my fault.
No.
If I could bring her back,
I would do anything I could.
- No, it's not.
- But I can't.
- It's not your fault.
- I can't.
I was driving, it was my fault.
Listen, you just gotta do exactly
what I tell you to do, okay?
- Okay.
- Okay?
Okay, grab the blankets,
cover up as much of the
trunk as you can, okay?
Okay.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no, no.
Hey, Julie.
- Yeah.
- Found the gloves.
Oh, oh, put 'em on and and grab her feet.
You got this.
Put her head in first in the car.
Alright, wait, we gotta grab
her purse and all her stuff.
Yeah, come on.
- Is that everything?
- Yeah.
Wait, what are you doing?
Get out, we're in a hurry.
I'm looking for her wallet,
I need to know her name.
Okay, but hurry up.
Goddammit, Julie, we just killed her.
The least we can do is
give her a proper burial.
Come on, hurry up.
Olivia, her name was Olivia Grant.
Hi, Olivia, I'm Mandy.
This is my wife, Julie, I'm so sorry,
I didn't mean it, I
didn't mean to kill you.
It's just Julie just got back from jail
and I can't let her go back.
I know we must seem like monsters to you,
but I'll help a lot of people
and I can plant a tree here
so you can keep living on through the tree.
I don't think you can plant a tree here.
Shut up, I'm trying
to have a moment here.
Anyway, I didn't know you Olivia,
but I'm sure you were an amazing person
and now you're at peace and in heaven
and away from this world
of pain and uncertainty
and into the arms of
the ultimate tranquility.
Didn't you get that from
a Chinese restaurant?
Sorry, just hurry up.
Aren't you gonna say something?
Have a good one.
Okay, so, now I'll get the
shovels and some air fresheners
and you stay here, stay low and look out
for any unexpected visitor, okay?
Oh, okay.
Here.
I'm tired.
Okay, take off all your clothes.
What?
Take off all your clothes.
They're covered in her blood
and DNA, you gotta take 'em
and put 'em in a bag and burn 'em.
Where you going?
I just wanna go bed.
Okay, I love you.
Police
department, search warrant,
on the ground, on the ground,
Please, I can explain,
please, let me explain.
Mandy, are you okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
I know it hurts
but you can't keep it bottled up like this.
It's only gonna make it worse.
I know, I just keep
thinking back to this time
when I was a kid,
me and my dad went on
a picnic for his birthday.
I wanted to make it really special for him
'cause it was his 40th.
So, I worked so hard to
make this cake for him.
I ended up burning it like
twice and I had to start over
and I wrote, you're an
amazing dad on it, in icing,
my dad was so proud of me,
he said it was the best
thing he'd ever gotten.
So, we took it with us on the picnic
and we set our basket
down so we could play around
before we went to eat,
and by the time we got back to our basket,
we were so hungry.
But when we opened it,
there was big chunk of the cake missing
and this little tiny mouse
just sitting there all innocent.
I laughed at first and
let the little guy get away
and then my dad said we
had to throw the cake away.
All little hard work wasted.
So, the day went on and
we hung out in the park,
but we didn't have any food left.
So, we just had to leave early.
And right before we left I
saw him, that little mouse
and I knew it was him
because he still had frosting on his fur.
I don't know what came
over me, I was so angry.
Before I knew what I was
doing, I had picked up a big rock
and walked over and
I just, just dropped it.
And I heard it crunch and squish.
I instantly felt this wave
of sickness and nausea
and I wanted to take
it back, but I couldn't.
I thought maybe he was okay under there,
so, I picked up the rock just to see,
but he was just a wet
red smear on the ground.
Just blood and guts, it was horrible.
And I kept seeing him in
my nightmares for years,
for years, that little fucking mouse,
over time, it just,
it wasn't so bad anymore, I
guess, that's how memories work.
They get duller or you get
used to seeing the horrible shit.
And maybe that's just what we have to do,
is just, just let time
pass and memories fade
and just forget,
You know, I think you're right.
I love you, Mandy.
I know you do.
Oh, hi.
I'm sorry, was I interrupting something?
Oh, nothing, that was just woman issues.
Oh right, got it.
I put on CBD oil and snug
with my dog when I'm, you know,
Can I help you?
Hi, my name's Ashley.
I don't live around here
but my sister went missing around here.
Your sister?
Yeah, her name's Olivia.
She was supposed to come
home last night, but she never did.
I've tried calling her
but she hasn't answered
and that's not something she normally does
and I'm just really worried
something might have happened to her.
So, I was wondering if you
could do me a huge favor
and hang that up in your window
or call if you have any
information or call if you see her.
I'm really sorry for rambling.
It's just, it would
really mean a lot to me.
Yeah, sure, I'll hang them up.
You said you talked to her last night?
Yes.
So, how do you know she's missing,
and her phone's just not dead,
and this is just a big misunderstanding?
I hope you're right,
but she would've called,
She would've called me.
It's okay, it's okay.
I'm sorry.
It's just last night we got
into this really dumb fight.
She wanted to borrow my car to go
to some stupid party thrown
by some boy she's really into,
but he's such a loser, I mean,
all he does is smoke weed
and play paintball with his buddies.
Anyway, it turned into
this whole back and forth.
I'm trying to help you and
I'll do what I want between us.
And it just kept escalating and escalating
and I know it was a dumb fight.
It just, it, I just got to the
point where I was so mad
that I just yelled out, go be the town hoe.
Like you're better than that anyway.
And it was a mean and shitty thing to say
and she was so hurt by it.
She told me to fuck off and stormed out.
I wanted to go after
her, I just couldn't move
and I thought we'll both take time
and what's so wrong with walking?
Nothing bad happens when you're walking.
I just wanna find her
and tell her I love her
and then I'm so sorry,
no matter who she's with,
it's driving me crazy,
I just want her back.
But I'm going to find her,
I know she's out there.
How do you know that?
My sister and I we're empathetic.
Empathetic?
Is that like you read minds.
No, no, it's like we can reach out
and feel the emotions of other people.
We experience what they
do, their feelings, their hopes.
We feel what they feel,
last night I had this dream,
she was in this strange room being dragged
by some creature covered in blood.
Like a bathroom?
Yeah, exactly, how did you know that?
Lucky guess.
Anyway, she was yelling at me to come
to this area that would find her here.
And this morning I woke
up and I was on the floor
and I knew I had to come here.
It was like I was being
dragged here by Olivia,
but now I'm not so sure.
Say, do you know what they're building
at that construction site?
Houses I think.
Listen, Ashley, me and
my wife, we had a bit
of an altercation last night as well.
Really?
Yeah, we had to make
the decision that wasn't easy.
What was the decision?
We had to put our dog down.
I'm so sorry.
She was in a lot of pain and suffering
and she couldn't be fixed and
we just had to put her down.
And my wife, Mandy,
she's really taking it hard
and she didn't wanna leave her.
I didn't wanna leave her either,
but there was no other way.
I was just trying to
do the best thing to do.
I didn't wanna hurt
anybody, it wasn't my fault.
I promise.
I get it.
You do?
Yeah, your dog was in pain.
You didn't wanna prolong the suffering.
Yeah, exactly, I was just trying to help.
Look, I'm sure your
wife is mad right now,
but she'll see you did the
right thing down the line.
Yeah, oh my, I hope so.
Well, I'm gonna go
hand out some more flyers.
Yeah, sure.
But it was nice talking
to you, it really helped.
You too, good luck.
Thanks.
Hey Ashley.
Yeah.
I'm sure your sister isn't mad at you.
And you know for someone that walked out
when she shouldn't have,
I'm sure she's just
trying to get back to you.
Thanks, that means a lot.
Bye.
- Good luck.
- Thanks
Hello?
Hello?
Oh, okay.
Okay, let's have some fun.
Hey, babe.
What's up?
Are you okay?
Peachy.
You having fun?
What about this?
I said what about this?
Mandy?
What is that?
I'm sure it's obvious,
this is my gift for you.
Well, Vicky picked it
up, but it was my idea.
You got me a surprise and
I wanted to get one for you.
So?
Don't you wanna unwrap your gift?
Whatever.
Slow down.
Choke me.
What?
Choke me.
Mandy, I don't think it's... Please.
Harder.
Now hit me.
- What?
- Hit me.
I want you to hit me.
Harder.
Harder.
I don't wanna do this, I
don't wanna hit you, no.
Well, fuck you then.
Don't you think it's a bit early?
Oh, not so loud.
My head feels very,
make it stop, make it stop, at the moment.
Well, it wouldn't be so sensitive
if you didn't drink so much.
Really?
You are giving me sobriety advice?
What, are you gonna
start a driving school next?
Do you mind not scraping
the plate so much, dear?
Okay.
- I said quit the scraping.
- It was an accident.
Then be more careful.
Okay, fine, whatever.
What are those?
Painkillers.
Have you been mixing drinks with pills?
Well, if you must know,
I have been doing some experimenting
and it turns out I have made
some fascinating discoveries.
Did you know certain pills
go best with specific alcohol?
For example, antipyretics
go great with whiskey.
Oxycodone goes best with vodka
and methadone and goes
really good with tequila.
What do you think would go best with rum?
That one's my favorite.
Mandy, that's super dangerous.
Whatever, it's fine, I can pace myself.
Look at yourself, you
can barely speak, you stink.
You haven't taken a
shower since we got home.
Like you're a basket
case, get your shit together.
I'm trying to get my together.
I just, how can I even think
with you constantly breathing
down my neck, okay?
Okay, well fuck me for
trying, is that what you want?
Well, I'm sorry I'm human
and I'm not good with grief.
Don't make this all about you.
You don't think that I'm sad?
You don't think that I wanna
drink my problems away?
Oh, don't act all morally
superior to me, okay?
Oh my God, I can't
get in one fucking word
without you attacking me.
I'm not attacking you.
Why are you so defensive?
Because you won't listen.
Everything's like one
big production with you.
So, I can't live.
Can you just think about
someone else for two seconds?
So, I should just bury
my feelings then, hmm?
Stop playing the fucking victim.
You think I have a problem?
That is fucking hilarious coming from you.
I can't even think, you
make me so mad sometimes.
I'm just trying to help you.
I'm a good driver.
What?
I'm a good driver.
Drop it, okay.
All I'm saying is... Drop it.
Mandy?
Mandy?
Why can't I find her?
Hey.
Hey, hey Mandy.
Yeah.
Can I talk to you?
About what?
Can I just talk?
Whatever.
So, you remember the night I came home
and I had that nightmare
and I didn't want to talk to you about it?
Yeah.
Well, the dream was,
I was back in prison,
but it wasn't like prison,
it was more like a mall or something.
And I looked for you and
I heard you call out for me
and I tried to call back for you,
but you just kept yelling my name
and then I thought you were in trouble.
Like, somebody was kidnapping you.
And then I'm thinking maybe
she's playing a trick on me.
Maybe she doesn't like me anymore.
And she's laughing at
me with her new friends
and her new family.
So, I started to run faster
and then I heard laughing on the roof
and I seen this ladder
and I thought you may have
accidentally tripped and fell.
So, I started climbing and
as I was climbing I woke up
and I turned and look
and you weren't there.
And for a second I thought you left me.
I thought I was alone and I deserved to be.
But then I realized you were downstairs,
that I didn't lose you.
That you love me, I
thought I was being silly
and I don't wanna look
stupid in front of you.
Last night I had another
dream where you tried to kill me,
smother me to death, Olivia
was behind you laughing.
And even when I woke up,
I couldn't help to think, like,
look, the point is I just want
us to be together and happy.
I don't care how awful this sounds.
But as long as we stick
together, we can survive anything.
So, do what you need to do.
If that's drinking, taking
drugs, whatever you need to do
to move past this, just don't shut me out.
Please.
It's okay.
Remember that time you
first met back in college?
Yeah.
That was actually the second time we met.
I mean, it's no wonder
you wouldn't recognize me
'cause I was a total wreck,
I mean, I was plastered.
So, that day, my girlfriend at the time
sent me these sexy photos
and I got really excited
'cause she never sent
me that kind of stuff before.
And it turned out they weren't for me.
She had been cheating on me
the whole time we were together.
I was just devastated.
I mean, I went to this
party for the sole purpose
of getting trashed and I just
drowned myself in alcohol.
And I ended up face
down in the bushes outside.
And when I came to, my
head was in this girl's lap
and she was picking
the twigs out of my hair
and wiping the tears from my eyes
and telling me it's gonna be okay,
we all fuck up and it happens.
And it can only go uphill from here.
I mean you just, perfect.
Wow.
How romantic.
And why don't I remember that night?
Well, okay, we were both pretty trashed.
I mean, you were just a little more,
I remember not remembering
that night, that's right.
Yeah, yeah, the only
reason I remember that is
'cause I legit thought I almost died
and had an angel resurrect me.
I love you so much.
What happened?
What happened?
Who is it?
I dunno.
Let me put my shirt on.
The hell?
Who's gonna answer the door?
I don't know.
Okay, you jus answer it, okay?
Okay.
Howdy.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Mind if I come in?
Who are you?
Oh, silly, me.
Geez, Detective Lynch, can I come in
and ask you girls a few questions?
About what?
Missing person's case.
If you let me in, I'll tell you about it.
Come in.
Thanks.
Why don't you take a seat at the couch?
In a minute.
Okay.
This your house?
No, we are house sitting
for the family that lives here.
Where are they?
Italy.
Do you have a number?
Yeah, I can get their phone
number for you if you want.
Nah, if I need it I'll ask you.
Okay.
Hey, are those cookies?
Yeah, freshly made.
Can I have one?
Sure.
Oh, oh.
So, my wife's trying to go gluten free
and I don't remember anything in the vows
that said anything about
food choices or diets.
I mean, I get the idea that she wants me
to be healthy and live a long time.
But honestly you try
eating that crap for a month
with names you can't even pronounce.
Well, you know what I'm talking about.
Sure.
I mean what's the point of living
if you can't enjoy yourself, right?
Oh, I'm sorry, you guys want something?
No.
I'm good.
Why don't you take a seat?
All right, thanks.
I like this, you know where
I can get one of these?
I always wanted to have a recliner.
Sorry, I'm afraid I don't.
Anyway, it doesn't matter.
I'm just wondering.
I'm sorry but are you the
woman from two years ago
who got arrested trying to
rob that convenience store
while she was drunk?
I had a substance
abuse problem back then.
I gotta tell you, me and
the boys back at the station,
we got a good chuckle lot of
watching that security footage.
The way you was slurring,
trying to get the guy to give up the money.
Like, give me all your cash
and then you drove your
car right into the dumpster.
Every time I think back
on that, God I laugh.
I was a different person back then.
What questions did you have for us?
Oh right, my bad, my bad, so silly.
I'm sorry, that missing person's case.
Who's missing?
I'll tell you if you
just give me a second.
I was curious if you know this woman,
neither one of you recognize her?
Who is she?
Just tell me if you recognize her.
- Yeah, no, I don't think so.
- No, no.
Eh, it's a long shot but
I thought I'd give it a try.
Her name is Olivia Grant,
went missing two nights ago,
sometime past 11, right in this area.
Oh, that's so awful.
You don't have any clues
or ideas of what might
have happened to her?
I'm sorry, I can't
divulge any information
on an ongoing case, ma'am.
I understand.
So, why are you asking us?
Well, the department
has a policy in murders
and missing person
cases to question anybody
with a significant record in the area.
And since this is the address
you gave your parole officer,
your name popped up on the radar,
obviously you went away
for robbery, not murder.
So, this is just a formality then, right?
Right.
Right.
So, just to get it out of the way,
do you mind telling me where
you two were two nights ago?
- Drinking.
- At home.
I'm gonna need one answer on this one.
Oh, what she meant was
we were at home drinking.
I haven't seen my wife
in a long time, obviously.
So, we thought it might be nice to spend
a quiet evening alone together, celebrate.
So, we went out to get some drinks
and came home and we had a lovely dinner.
Hmm.
And where'd you get the drinks?
Dale's liquor, it's
across from the post office.
And what did you get?
Does that matter, I mean?
It matters because I asked it.
Jack Daniel, sir.
Hmm, interesting choice
for a romantic dinner.
We're interesting people.
So, that's it then, you
stayed home all night?
Yep.
Is there anyone who
could corroborate that story?
No one I can think of.
Okay, by the way, this may sound silly,
but do you know Mrs. Palmer?
No.
She lives two houses up.
She's a bit of a worry
wart and a light sleeper.
Anyway, she called about 12:30 that night.
She does this all the time.
She makes mountains outta molehills.
I mean, one time she called
the police station complaining
about the neighborhood
kids being terrorists
when they were just setting off fireworks.
Anyway, she said you hear the car roaring
down the road that night.
And about 10 minutes later
when she went to investigate,
'cause she's old and it takes
her a while to move around,
she said, your house lights are on
and the lights are on in your car.
So, I'm just wondering,
is there any connection between the two?
That was my bad, I
forgot my phone in the car
and I must have forgot
to turn the lights off.
I had a lot to drink and I'm not gonna lie,
I overdid it a bit.
So, that was you driving the car?
No, must have been someone else.
You sure that's what happened?
Excuse me?
Well, you said you were drinking,
your memory might be a little unclear.
I just just wanna be sure.
Well, I'm pretty sure if I
blacked out I would remember
not remembering something, Detective.
Okay, just wanna make sure.
Well, I think I'm good here.
If you ladies remember anything,
just gimme a call back at the station.
Oh, just so you know,
the girl's sister Ashley
might be in the area putting up
flyers and talking to
people, asking questions.
It's hit her hard, so
sad, I really feel for her.
Anywho, just thought you'd like to know.
It's so awful.
I really hope they find her sister soon.
Just one more thing.
Out of curiosity, what's going on
with this construction site?
What are they building?
I think it's just more houses.
Oh, I remember when I was a kid,
there was a construction
site near my house.
My buddies and I used to
sneak in there and ride around,
those hill made for great jumps.
But you had to watch out for
those big ditches, you know,
somebody falls in one of those,
you might never see 'em again.
- Well, see ya.
- Bye.
Corcksucker.
Can you believe that fuck?
Me and my boys had good laugh over it?
I should have bashed his
head through the fucking door
and slammed it on the cement.
Who does he think he is?
He knows.
What?
He knows what we did.
Bullshit, he knows nothing.
He knows.
He even brought up the construction site.
Why would he bring up the construction site
if he didn't already know?
Because he is a weirdo, that's why.
Acting all cool.
Probably thinks he has a
chance to get around pants.
And I was the one who went to jail?
Please.
Mandy?
Mandy?
What are you doing?
You have to leave.
What are you talking about?
We have to go.
We have to leave the country if we have to.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, we're not doing shit.
We're staying right here.
Lynch is onto us.
It's just a matter of time
before we find something
to connect us to Olivia
or find to the body.
He could be watching us right now.
What?
I don't see him, but
he could be watching.
The point is we're not
sticking around to find out.
You sound ridiculous, Mandy,
take a deep breath and relax.
We have to burn the body.
Excuse me?
We have to dig her back
up and cut her into pieces
and burn her hair, her skin, her clothes,
just cut all times with her.
Yeah, because the
smell of burning flesh would
really throw people off.
You're ready to bury her in the
construction site in the first place.
I was stressed at the time.
Is was the first thing I could think of.
Well, well, we have to go now.
We have to leave the
country, maybe go to Canada.
Relax, listen, you're overthinking this.
- Just calm down.
- Mexico.
Some Mexican beer wold be nice.
Mandy, stop.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to, I'm sorry.
- Listen, I know,
I know, I know, this is what he wants.
Wants us to turn on each
other, force us to make a move.
Mess up, half the woman in prison
got there acting like this.
I know, I just, I can't lose you again
And you won't, okay?
I think I have an alibi for us.
Okay, well, we told
Lynch we don't have one.
Vicky, she owes me one
for getting that job at the bar.
And I think I can convince
her to say she saw us that night.
But we told Lynch we were alone.
Yeah, well, we're on the way home
and we were drunk and forgot.
Okay.
Okay, it could work.
It will.
You go to Vicky's, go
over the plan with her.
Me?
I'm the criminal here.
If they're looking at
anybody, it's gonna be me.
Okay, but what if she asks why?
Just tell her it's better if
she doesn't ask questions.
She knows us.
Okay, just promise you'll
stay here, don't go out.
Just just take a nap and... I promise.
Right, then I'll go, be back in an hour.
Okay.
Okay.
Mandy, you need, you'll need clothes.
Oh, I'll get something outta the laundry.
Hey Julie.
Yeah.
I'm sorry I slapped you.
I'm sorry for yelling at you, I love you.
I love you too.
Hello, Mr. Lynch, Detective.
Great.
Sir, so, I have
this idea when me and Olivia
were kids, we would play
this game where one of us
would run and hide
and the other would try to use her powers
to reach out and find where she was.
It was like this dreamlike
connection we had.
We would sense each
other in emotions and feelings
and it would lead us to each other where,
wherever we were, like
a psych hide and seek.
I haven't done it in
years, but if I concentrate
and maybe take a Red Bull
to help heighten my senses
and energies, it just might work.
I'll keep you up to date.
But I would appreciate some positive vibes
and energy sent my way
and any bit helps magnify my energies.
And you are very strong
in energies, I can feel it.
Thanks again, and let me
know if you hear anything.
Thanks, you have a good day.
Mr. Detective Lynch, sir.
Retirement can't come fast enough.
Olivia.
Mandy?
Mandy, is that you?
Who is it, huh?
Is it you, Ashley, Lynch?
Are you two shit stains around here,
trying to scare a confession outta me?
Well, let me tell you something,
it's not going down like that.
You don't have a goddamn thing on me.
So you two fuckers get outta this house
and go swallow a flaming
cork or else I'll find you
and I'll beat the living shit outta you.
I don't care anymore, I'll do it, fuck off.
Just fuck off.
Fuck off.
Leave me alone.
No, no, no, no, no.
Help me.
Help me.
Julie.
It's okay, it's okay, it's me.
Mandy, Mandy.
What's going on, what happened?
I don't know, I don't know
Julie, you're not making any sense.
None of it is, none of it does.
First, Lynch and Ashley tried to attack me.
Then you're dead and
then Olivia's trying to kill me.
I dunno what's real
anymore, I just it want to stop.
It's okay, it's okay, just look at me.
Look at me, Julie, look
at me, I'm real, okay?
I'm alive, I'm here, I'm
fine, everything's real.
- Yeah, you are real.
- Yes.
- You are real.
- Yeah.
Then it must have been
Lynch and Ashley, yeah.
What?
Yeah, they must have
drugged me or something.
What?
Yeah, they must have
drugged me, fuck with my head.
Or maybe it was the ghost of Olivia.
Could it?
Maybe her powers made
her ghost like super powerful.
Julie listen to yourself,
you sound crazy.
I am not crazy, I know
what I saw, it is real.
I don't know how, I don't know why.
But I saw it, we need
to leave here right now.
We can't leave, what about the plan?
What about Vicki?
Fuck the plan.
They're trying to break me,
they're coming back for me.
They're coming back for you.
And I won't let that, I
won't let 'em break us.
'Cause I'm smarter than that.
You hear that?
I win.
I win.
Julie, you're losing it.
I'm losing it?
I'm not the one, 2 hours ago,
that was trying to flee
the fucking country.
Come on, Julie, calm down.
Calm down?
Fuck this, I don't care anymore,
I don't care, I don't care anymore.
- Julie.
- Fuck everything.
- Julie, come on.
- Fuck this room,
- fuck the towel.
- Julie throw the-
Fuck everything, fuck, fuck, my life,
- Fuck the situation.
- Julie, come on.
I don't really care, I don't care.
- Fuck it.
- Julie.
You stopped taking your pills, didn't you?
Didn't you?
So, the if I did?
How long?
What?
How long?
Was it before or after your brilliant plant
to dispose of a fucking body?
After, obviously, you
think I'm that fucking stupid.
Well, I dunno.
I can't fucking trust you
anymore not to go psycho on me.
Oh, fine, it's fine, everything's fine.
It's not fine.
- Everything is shit.
- Fine.
Is that what you want?
Everything's shit.
Is that what you want me to say?
First you tell me to calm down.
Then you said we need to stick together.
Then it's, fuck me.
Pick one.
I can't take that your tearing me apart.
I'm sorry, I guess you're
the only one who's allowed
to have a breakdown
now, and what am I then,
just the fucking dumb bitch?
I guess I married a shit note too.
I should just fucking throw it out,
all of our dreams, our lives,
fucking throw it down the toilet
'cause apparently it's
all fucking shit to you.
You see that too, right?
You see?
I was right, I was right.
Something's going on.
Someone's fucking with us,
because I watched us bury that.
I saw you throw it in.
I know...
Sweetie?
Mandy?
I can explain.
I can explain.
You put that there?
You weren't supposed
to find it there, I swear.
So, you took the scrunchy?
Don't lie to me.
Yes, I took the fucking scrunchy, okay?
We were about to bury her
and make her disappear forever.
And I just, I just didn't
want that to happen.
So, I just thought maybe,
what if we just took a small part
of her, something small
and no one would notice.
And it was just a stupid decision.
Don't blame for having some compassion.
I've been driving
myself up the fucking wall
because you couldn't learn to move forward.
Don't you dare say that
to me, I killed her, I did.
That's on me, whether
we get away with this or not,
there's no changing that I killed her,
whatever she was to
her friends, to her family,
to the world, it's over,
and that's never gonna go away, never.
All because you couldn't
fucking keep it in your pants.
There it is, there it is.
I knew you blame me for this.
I knew it.
Don't act like this is some
kind of game you can win.
You're such a fucking child.
Who gave me the drugs,
who gave me the drugs?
Answer me that and I'll leave you alone.
All right, you did.
Okay, so what?
Is it all my fault then?
Everything's my fault then?
It's not about whose fault it is
or any of that shit, or who's to blame.
The point is, if we're gonna survive this,
we can't lie to each other.
Like, the way he lied to me
about Olivia's sister coming over.
So you know about that?
Yes, I fucking I know about it.
I saw the flyer in the trash can,
this is so fucking typical of you.
You always berate me
whenever I do something wrong.
And then you go ahead and do
something just the fucking same
and you're justified.
It's not fucking fair.
Yes, I lied to you.
I wasn't holding evidence
that could put us in jail
for the rest of our life,
and don't act all superior with me,
'cause you've learned to shut
off your emotion with booze
and alcohol and drugs.
And don't play the victim card with me.
All they can think about is her family.
And I doomed them to a
lifetime of looking for her
and never knowing what happened to her.
And that's down on me, and
because I fucking killed her.
I killed her.
What?
I killed Olivia, I did it.
I was the one driving
the car, Julie, okay?
- I killed her, I hit her.
- No, no.
When you went back to the car, she woke up.
She was barely breathing,
so, I had a choice to make.
I could call the police
and hope she was alive long
enough for them to get there
and pray that we could
possibly get 10 years
for manslaughter or make the choice.
I suffocated her and I
didn't blink, mot once.
And I'd do it again and again and again,
over a billion times, just to protect you.
Mandy?
- Fucking killed her.
- Mandy.
What the fuck are you doing?
Chill the fuck up, Mandy.
Chill the fuck up.
Stop.
Mandy.
What the fuck are you doing?
Just fucking stop.
Just fucking stop it.
Just fucking stop.
Just fucking stop.
Mandy, fucking stop it, fucking stop.
Mandy?
Mandy?
Mandy?
Leave me alone.
Shh.