Six Days in Evergreen (2026) Movie Script

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[fans cheering]
[rhythmic clicking]

[cheering intensifies]
[instruments tuning]
[crowd cheering]
I open my eyes
And see you lie there
Quite and unaware
Of this cold world
Take your heart away
But still with every breath
You pull me closer
Not even knowing
Where this will go...
Great show, Farrah.
Great show.
- Keep up with me, Molly.
- As soon as you get changed,
I'll escort you
to the meet and greet.
No, I think I'm going
to skip that tonight.
Farrah, there's over
200 people registered.
I'm gonna paint a sign
You'll always know
That I am with you
Under the rainbow...
Rob wants make it quick
to be on the bus,
ready to go and on our way to
Kansas City by midnight.
Molly, if I say
I don't want
to do it, then it's
just not happening.
It's not every day a girl
gets to play
a sold out show in
her hometown.
Please, Ashley Simpson
could sell this place.
I'm gonna paint a sign
You'll always know
That I am with you
Under the rainbow
I'll pick you up
You're not alone
I'll be here with you
Under the rainbow
As long as I'm here
You will never
Be alone
[fans chanting]
Farrah! Farrah! Farrah!
Farrah! Farrah!
[chanting continues]
[cheering echoes]
- [knocking]
- I--
[man] It's me! Hey!
You were great out there
tonight, kid.
They loved you.
Good for me.
Can I just get a minute?
I need to just take a second.
Yeah, of course.
Sure.
Well, we are gonna need you
to decompress a little faster.
Cause everybody's dragging ass
and the traffic's insane
and we just gotta get out
of dodge, Farrah.
What if we just skip
the meet and greet tonight
and we just head on
straight to Kansas?
Yeah, Molly said you
mentioned that.
I told her you must be talking
out the side of your mouth.
Who do you work for?
I work for management,
as you know.
And JB says under
no circumstances are you
to miss another
meet and greet.
So, I'm sorry.
I know your name
is on the marquee.
My job description is
embroidered over
what's left of
my tattered heart.
These are the tickets
we comped.
The venue wants to close out.
Then I'll be
out of your hair.
Why are so many tickets being
abandoned at will call?
I can't speak to that.
You might want to bring it up
with Molly.
This is what I'm talking about.
I mean, last year we were
selling sold out shows
at Mile High,
and now this place.
I mean, before you know it,
we're gonna be playing
matinees at the Mission Ballroom
in no time.
Beats playing rodeos in
Ding Dong, Texas,
let me tell ya.
- [chuckles]
- It's not funny.
Well, it's kind of funny.
You sign that thing?
You're a goddess.
You're a goddess,
you need to remember that.
I heard you.
Get your keister out there
so we can get out of here.

[man] It is said
that one in a million of us
will be lucky enough to
catch lightning in a bottle.
But for the man we're about
to present our next award to,
he has done it time
and time again.
A true pioneer in
the cosmetics industry
with a gracious heart.
Please give it up for
our Man of the Year recipient,
the one, the only,
William Henderson.
[music playing]
[applause]

[men chattering]
[music fades]
Wow.
This is some kind of an award.
When I first came to this
great town of Evergreen
with $30 in my pocket
and a beautiful woman
named June by my side,
I had a degree in design
and I had a passion to try
and create things
to help people feel
better about themselves
that would literally in turn,
create the opportunity for
others to see them in
a different way.
I dedicate this award
to all of those folks
along the way who said yes.
But especially to all
of those who said no.
Because they stoked the fire
in me to persevere.
I'd also like to dedicate this
to my brave, beautiful,
elegant wife, June.
My wonderful son
and business partner, Cameron.
I'd also like to dedicate this
to all of our great employees.
To all of you here tonight,
I truly appreciate it from
the bottom of my heart.
Thank you very much.
[music playing]
[applause]
Congratulations, William.
Appreciate it.
Thank you so much.
Give my best to your wife,
would you?
- I will.
- June, honey, this is us.
- Oh, good night!
- Okay, bye.
Cameron, Bethany,
thank you guys so much
for coming tonight.
Of course, William.
We're so proud of you.
- Oh, you're sweet.
- Hey, Cameron,
tomorrow morning early
for coffee and donuts?
Like old times?
Uh, yeah, sure.
We gotta lay the groundwork
for our new creation.
You brought this tonight?
- Really?
- Yep.
Aren't you lucky?
So, 8:00.
7:30, don't forget
the donuts.
Right. Bye.
[tense music]
I thought she was with you.
What? You want to start
a riot? Find her!
Who let these people back here?
Where is security?
[fan] Where's Farrah?
We paid for
meet and greet tickets.
Come on, we want
to see Farrah.
Don't worry, we will
make this up to you.
Uh, we made an announcement
at the velvet rope.
Sorry if you missed it.
We're gonna refund the cost
of the meet and greet.
So everybody's
gonna get their money back.
- [fans grumbling]
- The details will be
Farrah's website tonight.
Where's Farrah?
You know,
she took ill suddenly,
so she just can't make it.
Feels really bad about it.
Hopes to see you all
the next time
we come through town,
and said to tell you
safe home tonight.
Really sorry, folks.
Sweet dreams when they come.
[grumbling continues]
Really feel bad
about this, guys.
- Where is she?
- I have no idea.
Unbelievable.

[Bethany] So how does it
feel to be
the son of
the Man of the Year?
You know, it's no different,
actually.
Wow. Shocked.
I'm sure once it sinks in,
I will...
learn to cope.
[groans]
[horns blaring]
This traffic is horrible.
Are we just gonna
ignore the fact
that the traffic
is from her concert?
Ignore it?
I'd love to ignore the fact
that we're sitting
in dead stop traffic
because of her,
but I can't pretend we're not.
Oh, you're such a dork.
[horns blaring]
Honestly, I've never even
liked her music.
I don't get what
all the fuss is about.
Ah, you're in the minority.
Apparently so.
You know, screw this.
[horn blares]
- Cameron!
- [tires screech]
Oh, my...

- Oh, my God.
- Okay, I'll just sit.
[distant whistling]
[door closes]
[keys jingling]
[tense music]
[upbeat music]

[phone beeping]
Hey, I need you to come down
to the restaurant, now.
Yeah, I know it's 5:00
in the morning.
What could possibly be wrong?
Just get down here.
Hey.
What's up, man?
Are you okay?
Follow me.
- Wow.
- Uh-huh.
So that was Marie,
I thought I almost
ran her over last night.
Yeah, you should have.
- How'd she get in here?
- No idea.
I'm firing my security company
as soon as they open
this morning, that's for sure.
She screwed over
a lot of people.
Yeah, who you telling, bro?
It's... loaded.
It's a gun, Cam.
All right, so what
do you want to do?
I...
Call the cops,
let them deal with it.
- All right.
- [Farrah] No...
Don't, Jake, don't do it.
Cameron, please...
It's alive.
[groans]
Oh, my God...
You think you can just show up
here passed out at my restaurant
and that's okay after
what you did?
[slurring] I just need
a little more time.
Just need some more time...
Look, man, just get her
out of here, all right?
I need to open in a few minutes.
Unless you want to be
found out, you should go.
My faithful staff will
be here in 20 minutes.
- Remember them?
- Why are you yelling so much?
You're being so loud...
Wait, wait.
I can't take her!
[rock music]
Uh...

Hey... hey.
You gotta call your manager,
or your handler,
or whoever the hell
wrangles you.
Get them to come pick you up.
Please, okay?
I can't believe that you still
have this old rust bucket.
You know, some of us
find it hard
to abandon things
things we love.
I guess I walked into
that one, didn't I?
[chuckles]
Come over here.
I need you to be very quiet.
[Farrah] You haven't
been being quiet.
Why do I have to be quiet?
Shh...
You can have a seat, okay?
Uh-oh.
- Hey.
- Hey.
I'm Farrah, nice to meet you.
You can call me Marie--
No, I know who you are.
Babe, can I talk to you
a minute?
Cameron,
what is she doing here?
I... do you want to sit down?
- No, no, I'll stand.
- I can explain.
What could you possibly say
that would make it okay
that you brought your
ex fianc into our house?
Huh? I'm waiting.
Right. Right, uh,
I know you're upset,
and justifiably.
I don't know, this is--
This is crazy.
- You think?
- Yeah.
Cameron, look, I know
that this is hard for you.
I could see that you were
a wreck last night,
and I get it, I just don't
understand why she's here now.
Yeah, uh, well,
Jake called me,
and he found her to passed out
at the restaurant
and he didn't know
who else to call, so she...
Oh, okay?
I don't know what's going on.
I just know she needs help.
Doesn't she have a mom in town?
A home, a hotel
somewhere else?
Yeah. Yeah.
I mean, I don't know.
I mean, it's complicated.
There's some...
I don't know.
Can you just give me to the end
of the day, honey, please,
so I can figure something out?
End of day, Cameron.
- Okay?
- Thank you.
End of day.
[phone vibrates]
[groans]
Ugh, babe?
Can I... I need another favor.
I gotta go meet my dad.
We're having donuts.
So, I won't--
I won't be long.
Can you watch her?
Are you on drugs or have you
just completely lost your mind?
[woman] Honey, breakfast.
[man] On my way, thanks.
Good morning, beautiful.
You look lovely.
Good morning.
Ah, today's paper.
Yes, Frank was kind enough
to drop it by after
walking Cisco.
Well, that's a nice way
of making peace.
Every time his dog craps
on our lawn.
He cleans up after it.
No coffee?
You're having coffee and donuts
with Cam this morning,
remember?
Oh, yeah, well,
I hope he doesn't forget.
I just texted him a reminder.
Well, this certainly explains
our son's demeanor
the last few days.
She'll always be the one
that got away.
What's it been now, eight years?
10, I think,
but who's counting?
Well, he's got to get over it.
I can't imagine how this must
make poor Bethany feel.
She and I have discussed it.
- And?
- She equates it to being with
someone who previously
had a spouse
that died unexpectedly.
Well, it's a very
mature attitude
but hardly the case.
William, our son is
marrying well.
You should be very happy.
Go easy on him today,
will you, please?
I will, I will, I will.
Yeah, see?
She probably won't even
wake up until I get back.
And when will that be, Cam?
Soon as I can.
You are the greatest woman
I've ever met.
Okay, just-- just go, Cam.
- You're late.
- I gotta get donuts.
Thank you.
God help me.
[man on phone]
Haven't heard anything
and now her voicemail is full.
Hang on, Roberto,
can you please explain to me
how you lost my client again?
You know, JB, rather than
focusing on how it happened,
I suggest we focus on
finding her
and getting her to Kansas City
in time for the show tonight.
I'm hearing you
loud and clear, brother.
My question to you now is how.
It happened in
the middle of the night.
We've been up pretty much all
friggin' night, man.
We called every emergency room,
Chuck checked all
the urgent cares.
we've done what we can.
Yeah, and then what, Rob?
And then we were glad
that hopefully
nothing terrible has
happened and she'll show up.
I mean, the label's breathing
down my neck here, man.
Okay, if they get wind
of her being MIA,
that's going to seal her fate,
do I have to explain to you
how that looks if
that's the case?
That's between you
and the label, brother.
My job is to get her to KC
and on that stage.
Okay, look, look,
it's a festival, okay,
it's a festival.
If she's a no-show, it's not
the end of the world, all right?
Okay, now, I'm hearing you
say you're gonna make
that phone call,
and I really appreciate it--
You find the client,
I'm gonna make the call.
I'll get a lay of the land,
and we'll see if
we can find her.
I called in a few favors.
Don't worry,
they'll be discreet.
The last thing we need is media
getting wind of this.
Can you spell "disaster?"
- Hey.
- Hey.
What's the good word, my friend?
The good word is JB's getting
a ride to the show tonight.
- Thank goodness.
- Yeah, yeah, thank goodness.
Bought us one day.
I can't believe
this is happening.
What about the comps,
that list,
family and friends?
Anybody on there that she
could be hiding out with?
I just turned it into the venue
and if I recall,
it was just charities
and local radio.
She added her mom
at the last minute.
- Her mom?
- She didn't come.
- Her mom didn't come?
- No.
Well, maybe that explains
the way she was feeling.
We'll reach out to her mom,
see if she knows something.
I mean, she can't have
gotten far, right?
[tense music]
Oh...

Are you gonna be sick?
Yeah...
- Got a bathroom?
- To the left.
The other left.
[Farrah retching]
Or... in the guest bedroom.
Wow, Cam owes me.
You all right, son?
Yeah, why?
I just know that
Marie's in town.
It's been all over the news.
The concert last night.
Heck, some of the employees
have her T-shirt on.
I noticed that.
I would imagine that gets you
a little distracted.
I'm fine.
If there's one thing
that I've learned
over the last ten years,
it's that Marie
is not the one for me.
Well, I'm glad to hear
you say that, son.
It's taken quite a long time
for you to get there.
Well, yeah.
I just want you to know
that I'm here
if you want to talk.
Okay, I'm fine, really.
Good, keep your head up
and in the game
you'll be golden.

[machinery whirring]
[William] Always gonna be
a thousand distractions, son.
I hope you keep your eye
on the prize,
because this is going to
be all yours one day,
if you so choose.
Hello, ladies.
There's a lot of gold here,
but it's up to you.
Good to see you both.
I wanted to show you
the adjustments we made
based on our meeting last week.
Good, good, good, good.
What's important is
that we don't throttle
back on production.
I'd rather be overstocked now
than to have to deal with
any shortages down the road
in case we hit a snag in
the supply chain.
I'll make sure your request
is noted, sir.
Why do I detect some
hesitancy here, Sal?
Well, I'm concerned about
storage, Mr. Henderson.
We have no room
for any overstock.
But...
We had an idea.
Son, I'm not sure where
you're going with this,
because I don't think
we have any room--
All the room we need
is right here.
This ought to be good.
This, all of this product
is ten years old.
We should trash it.
Maybe we'll donate it to some
beauty schools of our choosing,
or send it off to
a developing country.
Dad, if this hasn't turned
to cement already,
you wouldn't wanna be
putting it on your skin.
All right, fine.
Why don't you hop down?
We gotta get over to
the photo shoot.
That's... today?
Yes, son, now,
you made the schedule.
Right.
Okay, I'm gonna go meet
Bethany real quick,
and I'll meet you there, okay?
Don't be late.
All right.
[eggs clattering]
Are those eggs?
Must've taken on some local
fire last night.
Are people that angry about
not getting a meet and greet?
Poor girl, just goes
and goes and goes.
Part of me wants
the girl to stay gone.
I'm worried about the burnout.
The machine doesn't care.
They'll work her to death.
I seen it a million times.
Chuck, you've known
Farrah longer than me.
I get that this is home,
but what skeletons could she
possibly have here?
And why didn't her own
mother come to the show?
I've worked for a lot
of powerful people,
and the one thing
I've learned is
most of them have skeletons
wherever they go.
I gotta clean this up.
I'm sorry.
What exactly are you
sorry for, Farrah?
Marie. You can call me Marie.
I just didn't--
I didn't know
Cam had a roommate, so...
I'm his fianc, Farrah,
not his roommate.
Congratulations.
Thank you so much.
[sighs]
Everybody is trying
to find me right now.
I'm sure they are.
Do you think that
maybe you could, um,
whip up, like, a little
breakfast or something...
- You want me to cook for you?
- ...so hungry right now.
- For both of us.
- No, no, no.
I have to leave the second
that Cam gets back.
I have to go to work,
so maybe he can, I don't know,
swing by, pick you up something
when he drops you off.
I can't wait, I'm just
really hungry right now.
And it's weird,
I'm nauseous,
but nauseous now because I don't
have anything in my stomach.
Do you know what I mean?
Have you ever had that happen?
No.
I feel like I could throw up.
- I think I just got...
- All right.
Threatening throw up.
You know what?
That'll do it.
If you have poached eggs
or anything,
would be great.
Is that Cam's guitar
over here?
- Yep.
- Do you mind
if I take Cam's guitar out?
I-- I would mind.
Please don't do that.
No.
[sniffs]
[tuning]
Hope you like PB&J.
Who doesn't like
peanut butter and jelly?
That is my favorite.
Thank you so much.
W-- What are you doing?
- Thank you, Beth.
- It's-- it's Bethany.
And I'm gonna need to take
that away from you...
- This organic?
- I'm gonna take this awa--
What are you doing?
You're taking the guitar?
You can't play Cameron's guitar.
I have always played
Cameron's guitar.
Well, that was then.
Just eat your sandwich.
This is very dry.
Do you have some juice
or something?
- Lord, help me...
- Green juice?
Hey.
Oh, thank God!
I will talk to you later,
all right?
- Okay.
- And, um,
it was a pleasure
meeting you, Farrah.
Marie. You, too, Beth.
Thank you so much for this
wonderful breakfast.
Bye, Beth.
What did you do?
What did I do?
Oh, I don't know.
I've just been hanging out
with your fianc, Cam.
Why didn't you tell me
that you had a fianc?
- I mean...
- It's none of your concern.
I think I would have led
with that, Cam.
Hey, I didn't plan on
bringing you home.
- Right.
- Right.
- What?
- You touched my guitar?
Yeah, I touched your guitar.
What is everybody's problem
with me touching your guitar?
Have you touched
your guitar?
'Cause it's very
out of tune right now.
Play one song.
Just play one song before
you put it away.
I just want to--
Come on, just like when we...
No.
You sober? You good?
- Fine.
- You got enough to eat?
Yeah, I got this great peanut
butter and jelly sandwich.
You should really try it.
I love peanut butter
and jelly sandwiches.
She really knows how to
knock it out of the park.
She's gonna make an amazing mom.
Yeah, she will.
But we might want
to give it a minute.
Make sure there's
no arsenic in it.
[spits]
[laughing]
What if I died from this?
[laughter]
That would be a way to go.
We always laugh together, Cam.
I miss that.
Glad I could be
your comic relief.
- Um, I gotta go.
- Where?
I got a photo shoot to get to.
Okay, GQ. What, are you
like, a photographer now?
- What's going on?
- I work for my dad now.
Oh.
I'm vice president
of the company.
Oh, wow. Sorry.
He always hated me.
Never good enough for his son.
- That's not true--
- That's very true.
Remember the Evergreen Ball?
He wanted you to take
anyone but me.
You were being flaky.
What'd you think,
I was gonna stand you up?
Well, you did have
a tendency to do that.
Yeah...
Look, just finish
the sandwich.
I'm gonna call your assistant.
I'm sure they're worried
sick about you.
- I'm sorry.
- They'll come and get you.
What is it?
I just can't right now.
I don't--
It's too soon.
I need-- I need more time.
Time for what, exactly?
I'm just struggling
right now, Cam.
I'm struggling because
I can't write,
and they want songs,
and I don't have any songs.
I'm sure it's just
a momentary block.
- It happens to everybody.
- I know, but it's different.
It's different now.
Something's wrong.
Please.
Oh, God.
Look, I gotta go.
- I'm gonna come.
- I gotta go.
- Let me come.
- Bethany will give you a ri--
I'm not gonna be here
when she gets back.
- She hates me.
- She doesn't have
a hateful bone in her body.
It's in her eyes,
and in her sandwiches.
[hair dryer blowing]
So without any discussion,
my sorry excuse
for a husband goes out and buys
a brand new
yellow convertible.
I mean, the nerve!
It just screams
midlife crisis.
So what are you going to do?
What any smart woman would.
I got a gym membership
and a handsome new trainer.
- [laughter]
- [woman] You!
Look what you did to my hair!
Does this look normal to you?
To any of you?
Mrs. Betancourt,
let me take a look.
- Come on.
- Yes, please do.
Oh, I'm so sorry that
this happened to you.
Here, take a seat.
Don't you vet your workers
before you hire?
Of course, btu this was
a simple accident,
and an easy fix.
Have a seat.
You know, I actually
kind of like the green.
It's different,
and it definitely
makes your blue eyes pop, huh?
- Hmm.
- And a lot of kids these days
are running around with
the multicolored highlights.
But I'm happy to fix it,
and I'm gonna throw in
a complimentary spa package
for your trouble, okay?
And I know how busy
your social life is
so we better get to work, huh?
Okay. Call me Judy.
All right, Judy.
Let me get this
fixed up for you.
- Do it.
- Okay.

I hit the bottle
pretty hard last night
Again
I hit the bottle
pretty hard last night...
I hit the bottle
so hard...
- Pull over.
- No.
Yes, pull over.
- What, are you sick?
- Like, five minutes.
No, this is our favorite spot.
No, Marie, I gotta get
to the photo shoot.
Just stop being such
a grandpa, let's go.
Marie, no.
What are you doing?
- Close the door.
- Whoa!
Ah! Shit, God!
- Okay, okay.
- Stop the car!
[overlapping laughter]
You can't jump out
of a moving car!
[laughter]
No, I can't hang out.

You said just to drive by.
Oh, my God.
I love this place!
Oh, my God, I missed
this place so much.
Cam, do you remember
when we wrote the song?
You know the song
I'm talking about...
- Of course.
- Yeah.
Look, I have to be at
a photo shoot, like,
20 minutes ago.
What are you doing?
Of course you don't care
whatever anyone else
might have to do.
Why did you stop playing, Cam?
When we bought your guitar,
we saved up like...
like we were saving up
to start a family.
So why did you stop?
[scoffs]
I better go.
Are we okay?

I'm gonna need you to stay
in the car.
I don't know how long
I'm gonna be,
but please,
just stay in the car.
Why do you guys insist on
treating me like a child?
[scoffs] Really?
Can you leave me the keys,
though, for the air?
No.
No?

It's hot.
Our days disappear
Shadows living in
the walls
I don't mean
to wear you out
Make you trip...
Mmm, minty.

Once upon a time I knew
Once upon a time
with you
Once upon a time I need...
You still have this.
Soon come in
the stars tonight
Drowning in between
my dreams
You ask me
if I'm all right
Live beyond...
Shit.
[photographer]
Beautiful! Good!
That's it! Keep that smile.
Make the love to the camera.
The love, that's it.
Lean on in like you love me.
That's it.
Mwah, beautiful!
Beautiful, okay,
little closer, closer.
About the things
that you want
Change your life
change the world
'Cause one day
you'll be gone
Will you do what
you've always done?
Or will you try
Something new?

Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Are you as constant...
Farrah? I'm so sorry.
Could I please have a quick
picture with you?
I love you so much.
I promise you, really quick.
It'll be so quick.
I promise.
[muttering]
Just...
Just promise me that
you don't post this.
Oh, of course.
Of course I won't.
Okay, I'm just not
supposed to be here.
Mmm, I got you, I got you,
I got you.
Thank you so much.
I love you.
Shit.
[photographer shouting]
Beautiful! Come closer!
Closer, like you love me!
Somebody want to kiss me?
You guys, Farrah Marks
is here.
Yeah, she's upstairs.
She just got here.
I swear! I swear!
[excited chatter]
Excuse me?
What is the commotion?
- I'm working here.
- I'm so sorry,
but Farrah Marks is here.
- Farrah Marks the singer?
- Oh, my God, yeah.
I love her, I was just
at her concert last night.
Girl, I was at her concert
last night!
Can we get her in the picture?
- You have budget...
- Marie? Is here?
And the advertiser,
you got the money, the budget?
[excited chatter]
A word. Now.
Okay, good, Cam, Cam,
get her down here.
We put her here.
Right here...
What the hell
were you thinking?
I wasn't.
- Mmm, clearly.
- She needed help.
She needed help,
and you brought her here?
I mean, I didn't bring her.
She was supposed
to stay in the car.
And you just trusted
that she would?
It's not-- I mean,
it's not that big a deal.
No, it is a big deal, Cameron.
This is a business.
This is business that--
Just go take care of it, okay?
Okay.
I can finish
the photo shoot.
Now!
Okay.
How'd the photo shoot go?
[Rob] So when is she coming?
Well...
"Well, well," well, what?
I got to text JB and update him.
I need more than
"she texted Molly."
Well, I'm sorry, Rob, that's all
I've got for you right now.
Well, next time,
you might ask her,
anything.
Amazing.
[tense music]
I asked you to do one thing.
And what did you do?
You came in.
I asked you not to come in,
and you came in
and you disrupted
the photo shoot.
The models were really pretty.
Shut up, Marie.
Shut up.
So what--
what are you doing?
What do you mean
what am I doing?
What are you doing?
Why are you here?
Te-- ten years,
without a word,
and you just show up
like this was--
This was--
Like nothing happened?
Like it was yesterday.
And it's fine?
You just disappeared!
You didn't even call!
You didn't tell me anything.
I thought you were dead.
Dead.
And then I had
to pretend you were.
I had an opportunity,
and it got me out of this--
the lowest point in
my entire life.
You just escaped.
You abandoned me to go chase
your life somewhere?
You promised a life with me.
- It's not all about you.
- What'd you think?
That I would just get over it?
Somehow I'd have
bragging rights that
I was once engaged
to Farrah Marks?
I don't even know who that is.
And now you're back here,
in less than 12 hours--
Marie, look at me,
less than 12 hours,
what do you do?
You've broken into a restaurant,
disrupted my home life,
and you insulted my fianc,
and now ruined my photo shoot.
What is wrong with you?
I don't understand.
Do you know?
Really, what is
wrong with you?
I don't know, Cam.
[sobbing]
Okay, I don't know!
I couldn't face you.
I couldn't face anybody.
I hate my life.
I can't sleep.
I have nightmares.
My last album was a flop.
And every single venue just
gets smaller and smaller,
and it's like I'm in
this machine,
and nobody comes to help me.
I need rescuing!
I need it...
[hyperventilating]
Okay, it's enough.
I can't breathe.
All right.
It's okay. It's okay.
Hey, hey, hey,
you're a great writer.
You're gonna get through this.
I think you just need to--
to look at those demons.
Engage with those regrets.
You know that's where
it comes from.
Please help me.
Help me write.
Come on, let's go.
[crying]
You're crazy making.

[phone vibrating]
- Hiya, Rob.
- Don't you "hiya" me.
We've been worried sick.
Where are you?
I came to see an old friend.
Uh, I'm just gonna
hang out here
for a couple days, regroup.
You need to regroup?
Farrah, you're in
the music business.
You're on tour, you regroup
when it's done.
Listen, Rob, I know that
you have a job to do,
and so do I, but I have songs
that I have to write.
You know that I suck at
writing music on the road,
so I just need
a little bit of time.
Just cancel my show tonight
and I can spend that time here
and find the magic.
JB already pulled you out
of the festival.
Perfect, then it's settled then.
Then I'll just, I'll be here.
I'll work on my songs
before Tulsa.
Okay, we're gonna
trust you to do that.
Text me where you are,
and I'll send Molly
with your stuff.
Um, I don't know.
Well, I mean,
I haven't really--
You don't know where you're
staying, Farrah?
I didn't say that.
I just don't have
the address on hand.
Do you have any idea
what the media will do to you
when they find out you
pulled out of a show
and you're wandering
around Evergreen?
We are coming to get you.
Find her location on that
stupid app you always use
and get a rental car ASAP.
Let me just explain to you,
my dude, you're not in charge.
I am responsible for
your whereabouts,
and you are not going
to withhold them from me.
Rob, relax.
I will text Molly
the address.
- You better do that.
- Send me your location,
and I'll be there soon.
Do not move.
Do not run around again.
I'm not playing.
Bye.
They need an address.
I need to know where
you're taking me.
[William]
Can you believe our son?
I, I'm just surprised
he didn't think
he could call and tell me.
He always loses his senses
around that girl.
She's just trouble for him.
Honey, she's not that bad.
Yeah, you've always had
a soft spot for her.
I'm surprised you don't.
She lost her father.
I'm sure she blames herself.
I don't think she's ever
gonna get over that.
She was this way
before the accident.
I don't know.
I just see a lot of
myself in her.
Geez, I cannot believe
you got that thing
in the garage.
Cam, seriously, though,
but really, like, hear me out.
You won't even know
that I'm here.
Honestly, it'll be like
a spa night for you.
- One night.
- Yes.
Hey, babe, did you find a place
to drop off your crazy--
- Hello!
- Ex.
- What's up, Beth?
- I... I don't know.
Babe!
Babe, babe, babe.
I know you are ready
to explode.
- Mm-hmm.
- I wanted to call you...
Cameron, I already heard you
this morning.
I heard you this afternoon.
I don't really want
to hear anything else.
Yeah, but she literally
broke down
and cried in
the middle of the road.
Oh, really?
- Why are you telling me this?
- Well, I don't know.
She's having a nervous
breakdown or something
and I couldn't in good
conscience just send her away.
You know what? You're right.
You can't because
you're too close.
- But I can.
- No, no.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
With the media trolls and
the paparazzi lurking around,
I'm afraid if she
gets found out,
that's what's gonna break her.
Cameron, there are plenty
of hotels she could stay at.
- Farrah.
- Yeah.
Okay, we need to talk
about this.
- There's no...
- What's all this?
- Here, here...
- Thank you.
- All right.
- You must be Cam.
Oh, Molly, why did you
bring this?
I didn't want this.
Well, somebody knows you
like sunflowers.
Also, this is Cam's new--
New fianc, Beth.
- Bethany.
- Thany.
- Oh, hi.
- Hi.
I'm Molly,
Farrah's assistant.
- Nice to meet you.
- She asked me to bring
a few things over for her stay.
Yeah, this will probably
be enough for now.
Yeah, Bethany, I just
want to thank you for
letting me stay
for the next few days.
- I really do appreciate...
- No, no, no.
Don't throw these
away, actually...
- One, no, I said one, one day.
- Yeah, so let's talk--
[doorbell rings]
Oh, that's the food
- I ordered, thank God--
- I'll get it, please.
Just stay seated, princess.
[overlapping chatter]
I just thought I should get
something for all of us to eat.
Just pull my weight
a little bit.
But otherwise
we're eating fish sticks
and tater tots for dinner.
"Pull your weight"?
Guess what that is.
Oh, Mediterranean.
- Yeah.
- My favorite.
- It is your favorite.
- Great.
I'm gonna get a drink.
Did you get chicken shawarma?
You know it.
That's one of our favorites.
You're gonna really enjoy that.
It's a new recipe.
Oh, sorry, excuse me
one second there.
- Hey.
- Hey.
How you doing?
How you doing?
Great.
Yeah, returning to
the scene of the crime.
I mean, am I seeing things?
I mean, did I die
and go to hell?
Why is she back here?
Marie,
explain to Jake
why you're back here.
Jake, I just wanted to say
thank you for not calling
the cops this morning.
It was not my finest hour.
No, it wasn't.
You can thank your boy
Cameron for that.
Farrah, I was at
your show last night!
- No...
- I'm your biggest fan.
- Can I get a selfie?
- Let's go back to...
Farrah, can I get...
[overlapping shouting]
- You guys getting dinner?
- Just dessert.
Please, please, please.
Thank you. Sorry.
Thank you.
You handled that situation
really well.
Yeah, yeah, no worries.
No worries.
We have celebrities
come through, so.
I'm Jake.
Molly, Farrah's assistant.
Oh, nice to meet you, Molly.
Nice to meet you.
Long way down that road
And there's no place
to hide
From this pain
that's inside...
No, I mean...
[humming]
Stop talking.
[whispering]
Hey, hey, hey, girls.
I'm gonna go say goodbye
to Jake for a second.
- Hey...
- Hey.
[whispering]
Bro, what am I doing?
Yeah, I-- I don't know.
Never mind.
Hey, thank you.
- Thank you for that.
- Yeah, man, no sweat.
Hey, does your, um,
does your dad still
have connections
with Blackridge Investments?
Yeah, sure, why?
They're kicking me out.
You know, the rent
keeps escalating, I...
I can't keep up.
They want to change this complex
to a fulfillment center
or something crazy.
- Can they do that?
- They own the building.
That's why I want to talk
to your dad or his attorney,
see what legal rights I have.
Yeah, absolutely.
I'll talk to him tomorrow.
- Yeah?
- Get back to you for sure.
- Thanks.
- Absolutely.
Hey, Cam, we gotta
get out of here.
Baby needs to get to bed.
Woman of the Year right there.
- See? Thank you.
- You see?
He's not lying.
How you holding up
with Hurricane Marie?
Did he tell you that
the hurricane's
staying with us
for a couple days?
You serious, bro?
Do they not have hotels?
Exactly, that's exactly
what I said.
Yeah, you're not helping.
Neither are you.
Well, hey, man,
I'll talk to my dad
tomorrow for sure
and get back to you.
What's going on?
What's that about?
It's-- I'll explain
when we get home.
- Okay.
- Hey, hang in there.
It's only temporary.
Pray for me, Jake.
All right, let's get
out of here.
Actually, I might stay
and have a nightcap
at the bar,
if that's okay?
Sure, yeah.
Have a good night, you guys.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- How are you doing?
- Pretty good now.
Good.
- What can I get you?
- Surprise me.
[Farrah] So,
what's going on with Jake?
Seems serious.
I-- if he wanted you
to know, he'd tell you.
I just want to help.
Why do you always insist
on inserting yourself
into everybody else's affairs?
- Why?
- I'm just trying to help.
- Help with what?
- I-- well, you've got...
[overlapping arguing]
Just help by minding
your own business.
- I'm asking simple question.
- Stop.
You mind your own business
and let's stop talking.
Let's get in the car, please.
Shotgun.
Oh, no.
[June] Race to the top.
[chuckling]
You are out of shape,
young man.
A good son always
lets his mother away.
[chuckles]
I raised you right.
[sighs]
Did I ever tell you about
my first love?
So you heard
Marie's in town.
Nick Watkins.
We were madly in love.
All through high school.
- Mm-hmm.
- We were the couple,
I'll have you know.
We were going to get married.
I was a year older.
Mama cougar.
I hardly think
a year qualifies.
Anyway, my parents hated him.
He was an actor.
We both were.
But Nick was always more serious
about it than I ever was.
You wanted to be an actress?
Don't look so shocked.
I did have a life before
you and your brother.
Anyway, I went away
to college.
Nick was now a senior,
and we tried to make it work.
And then I met your father.
There was something
about your dad
that made me feel
safe and secure.
And I never felt
like that with Nick.
We always threw caution
to the wind,
and it just was not
a great look for a grown up.
Well, don't keep me
in suspense.
What happened with Nick?
Things just kind of worked
themselves out.
Nick got an opportunity
to audition for a musical
for a traveling theater company
and he took it.
I loved the way
my life turned out.
I never once questioned that
I made the right choice.
I love your dad with
my whole heart.
But I still stay
in touch with Nick.
Wait, is this a confession?
Does Dad know?
We don't keep secrets.
Things are going to work out.
You just have to be careful.
This is really dangerous
territory for you, honey.
I know you still carry
a torch for Marie.
Mom, I love Bethany.
She makes me feel
safe and secure.
Well, you have to know
how hard this must
be for Bethany.
For both of them.
So you have to handle
things with care
because you're the one that
controls what happens here.
You just have
to make wise choices.
Can't believe you wanted
to be an actress.
[laughs]
Next Friday we have
Good Morning, Tulsa,
and then Wake Up, Tulsa.
So I was thinking we should
be at the fitting
around 1:00.
Mm-hmm, yeah.
She's doing fine,
working hard.
I called her publicist,
asked her to pass you along
any additional press.
- [playing guitar]
- So you should have it.
I think that covers
everything, JB.
I think that's it,
we're good.
Oh, I didn't know that.
[mouthing] Hey. Hey.
He wants to talk.
- No.
- Yeah...
Let me put you on speaker.
Go ahead, JB.
How's it going, superstar?
Talk to me.
Oh, I'm doing so good.
Got so much new music,
I can't wait for you to listen.
Oh, I'm glad it's going well.
I can't wait to hear what
you got, okay?
- Mm-hmm.
- Molly says
you're all set for Friday.
I get to Tulsa on Thursday.
Okay, your sound check
is Friday at 4:00.
You cannot be late on this one,
all right?
Nope, I got it.
We are ready to roll.
- That's my girl.
- Okay, well,
we really gotta go,
I gotta keep working,
keep writing music,
so, love you,
talk to you later, bye.
Bye.
- Ouch!
- I told you, I don't--
What do you want me to do?
Well, I said don't tell him--
Tell him I'm in
the bathroom!
[overlapping arguing]
[arguing, laughing]
You have to talk to anybody,
that's your job.
You get it?
Job description,
to, like, deal with
all that shit...
What the hell is happening here?
- We're working.
- Obviously.
What are you,
the Queen of Sheba?
You should be working,
and you should be making sure
she works.
Yeah, yeah.
[laughter]
Okay, all right, listen,
I have to change.
I'm going, I'm taking Bethany
out to dinner.
"Ooh, that's nice."
Well, don't worry about us,
we're good, me and Mol,
we're gonna do our own thing.
Just like, you know,
crush this town.
Actually, I have plans tonight.
Jake asked me to go to dinner
and salsa dancing.
- How cool is that?
- That's not salsa dancing.
- I don't know what it is.
- And you can't.
- Hey, a little more.
- You'll be done early.
No, that's not ready yet.
I'm serious.
Okay, well, how about...
Midnight Rhapsody?
That okay?
- Okay.
- Uh-huh.
Yeah, I don't know the melody,
but I like the chorus.
And how about this
for the opening?

Yeah.
I'm... can you clean
this stuff up?
I gotta get ready for
Bethany before she gets home.
Time is what we make of it
Open minds embracing it
- Overflowing...
- [doorbell rings]
Feelings for you...
So, let's take a ride
- I'll get it.
- No, I'll get it.
Last time I checked,
it was still my house.
The damn inmates
are running the asylum.
Hi, how can I help you?
I'm here for Molly Ellis.
Of course you are.
Your car is here.
Why does she have a car?
She's supposed to be laying low.
- Because she wanted one.
- Oh.
So whatever Lola wants,
Lola gets, huh?
Yeah, pretty much.
I'm just right over here,
you guys, I can hear you.
Whoa, is that Farrah Marks?
- No.
- No.
Thank you very much.
I'm gonna be out of your hair
very soon, I promise.
You sound like
you actually mean that.
Cameron.
Oh, you clean up well.
- Whose keys are those?
- Oh, those are mine.
Just got a rental car,
so I can get around.
I don't really think
that's a good idea.
I said the same thing.
- You want to drive me around?
- Uh, you know what?
You girls do whatever
it is you want to do.
- Let's go.
- Please.
- All right.
- Bye bye.
You should really work on that
song called A Little More.
It's not that good.
That's a hit in the making.
You know what you have to do,
so do it.
You can move on.

I've been running
from my past
But I'll never get away
The love I've lost,
the hearts I've crushed
They haunt me every day
When I look
at my reflection
I don't know the girl
I see
I can't go on
This way
I can't go on
This way
I can't go on
This way
Can't go on...
[upbeat music playing]

Ah, there we go.
Thank you.
And thank you for being
so understanding.
I promise I was
planning on taking you
to a different restaurant.
And then to come here
to dance.
I know what it's like when work
pulls you in
ten different directions.
From you, that means a lot.
I know all too well what
it's like to deal with Marie.
It's funny hearing people
call her Marie.
It takes some getting used to.
Either way, she's a handful.
She's not really.
I think people are used
to seeing the celebrity side
of Farrah-- Marie,
and not her heart.
It's neither here nor there.
She's lucky to have you
in her corner.
When I first started
working for Farrah,
my grandmother had a stroke.
And she's okay now, thank God,
it wasn't as bad as
we initially thought,
but Farrah arranged for me
to fly home.
She paid my salary,
sent all sorts of things to
her house for rehab.
And when I asked her about it,
she said it was from
the record label.
But when I reached out
to thank them,
they had no clue
what I was talking about.
Marie did it.
She's true blue,
loves to the core.
Just doesn't always
express it well.
At least I don't think she does.
Whatever is going on
between you two,
maybe you can talk it out,
and make amends.
She speaks really highly
of having worked here.
I appreciate you
sharing your story.
Thank you.
[whispering]
Would you teach me how to dance?
Because I'm horrible.
You want me to teach you?
Yes.
I'm excited to see that.
[laughter]
[phone vibrating]
[vibrating stops]
[doorbell]
[Farrah] Oh, my God.
- Please stop.
- [ringing, knocking]
God. I'm coming.
I'm coming.
Hold your horses.
Jesus.
Where is she?
I don't know, probably sleeping
like the rest of the world.
- [JB yelling on phone]
- Yeah, I'm going
in there now, JB,
I've got it.
Get up! Get up!
- Get outta here.
- Get up!
- Go way...
- Get up!
JB is about to have
a heart attack
he's so upset.
You're having a heart attack.
Read this.
Look at this.
It's just pictures.
A selfie, who cares?
Just pictures of you?
What does the caption say?
Caption says,
you need to back up
because your breath
is really bad.
It says, "So much for
the mysterious illness that
canceled the Farrah Marks
meet and greet."
Blah, blah, blah.
"After her homecoming concert,
Farrah left fans waiting for
hours, never showed up."
Okay, that's fine.
"Until being told she's
been taken ill."
I don't even care
about any of this, but...
Oh, this isn't good.
What part?
The love triangle part?
Does Beth know about this?
She's gonna have a fit.
[laughing]
Why didn't you tell me
you took a selfie?
I could have had Fran get
in front of it before this.
And your outburst
outside Jake's?
- Now what?
- I didn't know anyone
was there taking photos.
- [vibrating]
- You can't ignore him.
He's not going away.
Hey, JB, what's up?
Good morning.
Before you freak out,
can I just explain?
So, what'd she do now?
[JB yelling]
Let someone take a selfie.
Yeah, but I...
And your little fight
in the parking lot.
It's all over the news.
JB, can I call you back
in five minutes?
[hangs up]
We have a picture together,
that's cool.
Maybe I shouldn't
have taken the selfie.
[both] You think?
So what's the plan?
Now Molly and I, we're gonna
come up with a plan.
We'll figure it out.
Okay, this could go
a lot of different ways.
What do you mean it's gonna go
a lot of different ways?
I'm gonna need some coffee.

- Would you get up?
- How many ways?
[stove clicking]
Okay, what?
What do you mean?
Right now, this moment
is very critical
to what happens next
and to how your fans
are going to react to this.
Not to mention my friends,
and my mother, and...
Go on.
You need to make a statement
that somehow after that
meet and greet got canceled,
you wanted to do something nice
for your hometown fans.
Really play up
that hometown girl,
hometown fan stuff,
you know?
Anyway, you were going
to make an announcement,
and you were meeting
with Cam's company
to underwrite the event
and Jake as
a possible venue option.
- Wow, you're good.
- I was the publicist
and crisis manager
for William's company
before I left and opened
my own salon.
Okay, so that sounds
li-- like a decent plan.
But why are you even
trying to help me?
Because Cameron cares.
You really did him wrong, Marie.
You know that, right?
Molly, can you go
and call JB, please?
He's blowing me up.
But, God, I watched him
come in day after day,
picking himself up
up off the floor
because the pain
was too heavy to bear.
Because when you left,
he lost two things, Marie.
You and the music.
When I left, Beth,
I left as much for me
as I did for him.
Well, even if it was,
he didn't know that.
But I watched him grow,
and shed the wounds of a pain
that cut him so deeply.
We started having coffee
on Wednesdays.
And then that turned
into Monday and Wednesdays.
And we would just talk.
Well, he would talk
and I would just
listen to him.
He needed that.
Look, Marie, Cameron is always
going to care about you
because that's the kind
of person that he is.
I can see why he loves you.
I've never seen
a love like this.
But it's pretty.
I'm glad that he's the one that
gets to experience it.
Marie, I don't know
your story,
but whatever is bothering you,
you do need
to face it eventually.
I mean, you need closure.
'Cause otherwise it's just
going to keep eating at you,
and it might cost you more than
just your relationships.
I think it might be time,
don't you?
[JB] Thank you so much for
coming in, gentlemen.
We will look over your proposal
and get back to you
within a week.
- Excellent, thank you.
- Appreciate you coming in.
Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.
Did you get
a chance to check on
the restaurant stuff
for Jake?
Oh, Cam, I'm afraid
it's not good news.
Jake's gonna have to buy
the building
if he wants to keep it.
Right.
No loopholes?
At this point,
no, I'm sorry.
Thanks.
- I'll keep checking.
- Cool.

You got this.
[knocking]
Hi, Mom.
Um, I heard you were
still in town.
Your people were looking
for you, calling me.
I told them you'd probably
never step foot in here again.
Now I'm here.
Do you want to come in?
Sure.
Um, I'm really sorry
I couldn't make it
to your concert,
but thank you for the invite.
It's okay, I didn't really
expect you to come, anyways.
Well, if you can't tell,
I don't-- I don't seem to
get out much these days, so...
Oh, thank you.
I love chocolates.
As you know.
What's going on, Mom?
You okay?
Well, it's been hard.
Ever since Dad...
Well, you know.
And you just took off.
I just took off?
What was I supposed to do?
You were being horrible to me.
You weren't even speaking to me.
It was like I was dead.
I know you blamed me because
every time you looked at me,
your eyes said
"you killed him."
I know.
You're right.
I blamed you.
[crying]
I blamed everyone,
including God.
I was so angry.
I was angry that
your dad was drunk.
And that he called you
instead of me.
And I couldn't help him.
And you got to spend
the last moments with him.
And I didn't even get
to say goodbye.
I couldn't look in your eyes
because I see him.
I see him.
[sobbing]
I'm sorry, I just...
Treated you so badly.
I don't blame you for leaving.
I'm just...
I'm really, really sorry.
And I...
I hope that someday,
maybe you can forgive me.
It's okay.
- No, no...
- It is okay.
It's not okay.
If anybody should be
sorry, it's me.
No! No, please don't say that.
Please don't say that.
It wasn't your fault.
It was an accident.
- I was driving--
- Because he was drunk!
And there was black ice
all over the road.
You couldn't have
possibly have seen it.
It's not your fault.
It wasn't your fault.
It wasn't.
- It was an accident.
- I miss him so much.
Oh, honey.
I miss him, too.
- I'm sorry.
- Don't be sorry.
Don't be sorry.
You have nothing to be
sorry for.
- I'm sorry.
- No, I'm so sorry.
No, it was an accident.
It was an accident.
[both sobbing]
And I gotta say, I think y'all
came up with a brilliant plan.
I've been on the phone since
our conversation,
getting things booked.
Only thing we need now
is a venue.
That's what I want to hear.
And I know just the place.
Cool. Is she writing?
Yeah.
And she'll be ready.
I hope so.
If this is gonna work,
she's gotta do her part now.
Do me a favor, will ya?
Make sure that the band is
getting some rehearsal time.
[Molly] Yep, she's been
practicing a lot.
I can guarantee it.
Let me call you back.
Hey, before we leave,
I wanted you to meet somebody.
Molly, this is my mom, Diane.
Diane, this is Molly,
my assistant.
Hi, Molly.
It's so nice to meet you.
I think you were
the one calling,
looking for Tara.
Farrah.
Oh, Farrah.
That's right.
- Farrah. I'm sorry.
- [laughter]
- Yep, that was me.
- Nice to meet you.
It is a pleasure to
meet you, ma'am.
I'm sorry I couldn't
be more help,
but I'm glad you found her.
Well...
You were perfect.
And I'm sure that she got
all of her talent from you.
Now, I don't know if
Marie told you,
but her dad used
to sing the blues,
and I was just his cute
little backup singer.
But he took her under his wing
and taught you everything
you know.
Ta-da.
You still sing the blues,
don't you, muffin?
Yeah.
Yeah, Mom.
I'm glad.
Um, I, um...
I have something
I wanted to give you.
Here.
This was the last family photo
that we ever took.
Thank you.
- Love you, Mom.
- I love you, too.

[rock music playing]
[chuckling]
[horn blaring]
[volume blasting]
All the time I spent
with you
No one gets me
Quite the way you do
You've broken this
poor, fragile thing
It's my mistake
for giving to love again
She set me up,
now she's putting me down
I know that I'm just
a face in the crowd...
[singing continues]
You're getting to me
I wish you were feeling
the same
You're getting to me...
[strumming guitar]
Don't say goodbye...
He's back, folks.
I found this morning
Glory soft
Pressed between
The lines of frost
As I searched
These words for you
All night
I found the friend
I never knew--
- No, no, no.
- That's great, don't stop.
No, it's not right.
It's not right. It's not good.
Well, we're not going
to get it right
if we don't get through it.
If I say that it's not working,
there's a reason that
it's not working.
You have to hear me.
Okay, I mean, I thought
you asked me for help,
I'm sorry.
Honestly, it's nothing
to do with you.
- I'm sorry.
- Okay, what is it?
It has to do--
I'm not--
Let's-- It's just that--
the words and what
I'm thinking about
and where it's coming from
is not right.
So if we could just move on
to another song,
and I could just come back.
We could come back to this one.
It's not working.
Take a breath, it's okay.
You've go-- you've got
plenty of things here.
Let's do...
How about Hollywood and Vine?
Hollywood and Vine okay?
I walk by the tattoo shops
Tie my fingers in a knot
Pretend I'm a rich girl
I stare raging at the glass
Reflections of my past
Laugh at my own rant
I wish you were here
To take all my tears
And turn them into fine wine
Deliver me from madness
I wish you were here
Love pouring over me
Not this cold December rain
I'm waiting on a sign
At Hollywood and Vine
Wow, that was cool.
[Bethany] That was cool.
Sorry to interrupt,
I didn't know there was
a jam session scheduled
for tonight.
No, Cam was just--
he was just helping me work
some of this music that I...
- Aww, he's the best.
- He is the best.
Cam, can I talk
to you for a sec?
Mm-hmm.
Uh-oh, let's go.
What's going on, Cam?
Now you guys
are writing together?
I... yes.
Okay.
But, you know,
it's not about Marie.
It's about me.
- What do you mean?
- This afternoon,
I picked up my guitar
and I missed it.
And I didn't
have any idea how much.
I don't know, I guess
I just didn't realize
that you stopped playing
because of her.
And I didn't stop
playing because of her.
I stopped playing just because
she hurt me,
and it hurt when I played.
But...
you trust me, right?
Unconditionally.
And I can see how important
this is to you.
It's just with her staying here,
you know, and walking in,
and you guys are having
a jam session,
it's just a bit much.
It's like a Jerry Springer
episode, God rest his soul.
Right. He's dead?
Yeah.
Look,
I just want you to be happy.
and if that means
writing with her,
then do it.
I'm not crazy about her,
but I love you.
So do what you gotta do.
[music playing throughout]

Torn
Caught in this tug of war
Love
Echoing through the door
You have the love
That I pray for
Looking like it
all has come undone
Hiding underneath
the setting sun
I just wanna feel like
I'm half as good
As you
Torn apart
At the seams
Tears like landmines
Left for me
To discover

Looking like you know
I'm scared of the dark
Rolling like water
over my heart
I just wanna feel like
I'm half as good
As
You

I saw my mom the other day.
Really, how-- how is she?
She was good.
She said she didn't blame me.
So that, I mean, she said
there was nothing to--
To blame.
You thought your mom blamed you
for your father's death?
How could she have?
No. Oh, God.
All these years, this is what
you've been worried about?
I missed her.
How about we try working on
that song A Little More?
I'm gonna hold on to that one
until I'm ready to share it,
and I'm far from ready.
Okay.
You got plenty of songs.
You got the old ones,
you got new ones.
Town's very excited.
It should be a good time.
I'm a little nervous, but...
Do you know of a violinist?
Yeah, actually, I do.
I think I want one
for the show.
Oh, you mean one
that actually is alive?
[laughing]
Come on.
I could get used to this.
I mean, I know that we pissed
each other off a lot,
but we also...
we work really well together.
Always have.
Let's go swimming.
- No.
- Yeah, let's go swimming.
It'll be like old times.
Go ahead, I'll watch.
Please.
I don't want to swim.
You know, a month
after I left...
I wanted to reach out,
and ask you to come to LA.
I just was scared because I
thought that you would say no.
So every time I called you,
I hung up when you answered.
I would have come.
I'm sorry.
You and I...
We're okay.
I think everything is exactly
how it's supposed to be.
Thank you.
[gasps]

Whoo!
[laughing]
I can't swim with
my boots on!
Oh, my God!
There's really big fish
in there.
Shut up.
[microphone feedback]
Mic test.
Check 1, 2. Check, 1, 2.
[overlapping chatter]
Yeah, well, I need it
an hour ago, so,
you know, I don't know
if you want
to factor that in, but...
Hey. What happened?
Well-- oh,
I-- I fell in the lake.
You fell in the lake?
Yeah, excellent.
Hey, what's up, man?
I'm Cameron.
I've heard a lot about you.
I'm Rob,
I'm Farrah's tour manager.
Oh, I've heard nothing
but good things.
Oh, yeah, I'm sure, yeah.
- Cheers.
- Yeah. Cheers.
Did you get my text
about strings?
I did,
the strings are all set.
Cool, all right, well,
thanks for putting
this together.
You should thank whoever
came up with the idea.
It's freaking brilliant.
Yeah...
Are you going to be ready
in two days?
- I'm always ready.
- Yeah, you're ready.
[indistinct chatter]
Hey.
Can I talk to you
for one second?
Yeah. Yeah, sure.
Great.
[man] Mind if I touch this?
1, 2...
He was giving me such
a hard time,
Jake, and his friends
were egging him on,
so he's lucky that all he got
was hot coffee in his lap.
You can't just go around
dumping hot coffee on people.
He was a dick.
Well, that dick sued me.
If you'd just come to me,
I could have squashed it.
Plus, you were always arguing
with everybody, even me.
I only kept you on
because you were dating Cam.
Wha-- whatever happened
with with the lawsuit?
I spent everything I had
fighting that guy in court.
And I wasn't here to
take responsibility,
so that probably didn't help
your case very much.
Well, I'm...
I'm sorry for that.
I'm real sorry about your dad.
He was a good man.
It was the worst night
of my life.
He called and he was drunk,
so I rushed out of here.
I had no business being out
there in that storm,
and he was in no condition
to drive.
I just wish
I had checked to see
if he had his seatbelt on.
I got to hold his hand
until the paramedics came.
I just hope that he knows
he didn't die alone.
So when I got the chance
to go to LA and audition,
I ran and I never looked back.
Because I wanted to forget
that that night ever happened
and just disappear.
[distant guitar, chatter]
[scoffs]
Cameron, excuse me.
- That's it. That's it.
- Excuse me, hey.
Hey.
Yeah, babe, what's up?
This is what's up.
You want me to make you
a sandwich?
No, I want you to have Farrah
tell her assistant
to keep her delicacies,
such as my almond butter
and my Bubbly stocked.
I mean, she orders
everything else.
- She can order my stuff, too.
- [doorbell rings]
- I'll get it.
- No, I'll get it.
- Yes.
- Delivery for Molly Ellis.
You've got to be kidding me.
A piano?
Cameron!
Bring her in.
Will I kneel afraid
Fighting the wind
Just got blown away
By your little smile
I won't stand alone
We have each other now
We have each other now
[applause]
It works.
Yes, yes, yes.
- I love it.
- Thank you, guys.
All right, everybody.
Superstar needs rest before
the big day tomorrow.
Come on.
"Superstar needs her rest."
Superstar, right.
Get out of our living room.
[indistinct chatter]
I mean, come on, huh?
Are you kidding me?
Yeah? You do?
- I love it.
- Yeah, you love it?
- Yeah.
- Did you take care of the thing
that I asked you
to take care of?
Your business manager
was shocked.
But you did it? It's done?
Yeah.
You know I got you.
You know, I gotta say,
your time in Evergreen's
changed you.
What do you mean?
I don't know, but I like it.
You do?
Well, don't worry about me.
I'm not losing my edge.
That I have no doubt.
Oh, and, hey,
have a good show tomorrow.
I will.

Bethany?
Oh, this is perfect.
Do you think you could do
my hair for tonight?
- Is she serious?
- I'm serious, my hair girl,
we already sent her off to
Tulsa, so this is perfect.
Just, yeah, you could do it.
Okay.
I will do your hair if...
If you stop asking me
for things.
No problem.
Never gonna ask you
for one more thing.
- Great, we have a deal.
- Except for one.
Can I just ask
for one more thing?
What, Farrah, what?

I need to make a stop.
[no audible dialogue]
- Thank you.
- Welcome, welcome.
Hi! Oh, my gosh!
- So nice to see you.
- So good to see you.
- It's been so long.
- You look great.
Oh, took me a lot of
work to get like this.
So good to see you.
[indistinct chatter]
[Rob] Hey, hey, hey, hey.
Very exciting.
We got a full house.
Full parking lot, as it were.
Got a whole bunch of happy
people eager to see our girl.
Where is she?
Where's Farrah?
I thought she was with you.
Seriously.
You're her assistant, right?
Find her, please.
Farrah?
I'll be right back.
[phone vibrating]
[vibrating stops]
You're killing me, kid.
You're killing me.
Let me guess, Roberto,
you lost my client again.
Oh, you know, JB, sir.
That is an excellent guess.
I'm all ears.
- I'm on it, yeah.
- I would hope so.
Do me a favor, find me
when you do, yeah?
Yeah, you'll be
the first to know.
[soft music]
[sniffs]
[spits]
[cell phone ringing]
Can you not answer that, please?
Just turn your phone off
for a minute.
[ringing continues]
[stops]
Hi, Daddy.
I brought you these.
I'm here, I made it.
Only took me forever.
It's just not an easy place
to come to.
And, I mean, are you
really here anyways?
I mean, are you in here,
or are you...
I miss you.
I'm making music for a living.
Can you believe it?
People actually like
the sound
that I'm making.
I feel like the music
that I'm singing
isn't my music.
I feel like it's
somebody else's.
You would know this,
because you never...
You never would have done
what I'm doing,
playing for the man.
"The Blues Man of Evergreen."
Remember when we used to sit
at that piano together
and you would
teach me chords?
And I used to skip all the flats
and the sharps because
I didn't really understand
why they were necessary.
[laughing]
It sounded awful.
[crying]
Why did you do this?
Why?
Why did you have
to drink so much?
Were we not enough?
Was I not enough?
I need you right now.
I need to know things
that I, I...
There's no way for me to know.
You were supposed
to be here
to teach me those things.
I just can't...
Can you come to me in like,
in a dream or something?
Everybody talks about that.
Like a-- a bird or something.
I can know that you're here.
I can't even get
to the real fucking thing
because everything
is shut off.
I can't feel it.
My music isn't real
because of you.
Because you took it all.
You didn't leave me
to tell me how to do it.
So I'm faking it.
[sobbing]
I'm faking it because
I can't find it.
Where did you put it?
Please.
Please talk to me.
Help me.
Help me find the music.
And please,
just please show me.
Show me how.
Do you remember
How long I held
Your hand?
Do you remember
How long I held
Your hand?
I's the music.
It's the music.
The Blues Man,
it's the music...

[crowd cheering]
I'm having a bad day
You call it...

[fans chanting]
Farrah! Farrah!
Hey, what's going on?
Still nothing?
Nothing.
Straight to voicemail.
Called her driver, too.
Nothing.
All right, well, she either
takes the stage in two minutes,
or we're calling it,
we're sending some
very unhappy people home.
Give it time.
She wouldn't do this.
Not in Evergreen.
She will be here.
Trust me.
[chanting continues]
Farrah! Farrah! Farrah!
Farrah! Farrah!
Farrah! Farrah! Farrah!
[all cheering]
I'm ready.
Let's do A Little More.

I found this morning
Glory soft
Pressed between
The lines of frost
As I searched
Those words for you
All night
I found the friend
I never knew
But I hold now
Are these photos
Lying faded
In my mind
And my heart struggles
With why we
Couldn't be
A little more
A little more...
Looks like our girl's back.
Ah, brother,
she never left.
Did you hear
My longing tears
Describe to you
Our missing years
Will you remember
How long I held
Your hand?
All I hold now
Are these photos
Lying faded
In my mind
And my heart struggles
With why you
Didn't fight
A little more
A little more

[fans cheering]
But all I hold now
Are these photos
Lying faded in my mind
And my heart struggles
With why we
Couldn't be
A little more
But all I hold now
Are these photos
Lying faded in my mind
And my heart struggles
With why you
Didn't fight
A little more
Goodbye
[crowd cheering]
[chanting]
Farrah! Farrah! Farrah!
All right, folks,
say your goodbyes.
We're heading for Tulsa.
I'll see you in
a couple weeks.
Yeah.
Ahem, hey, lovebirds.
Excuse me, sorry.
Since it's here,
I have something for you.
But you have to promise me
that you will not open it
until tomorrow.
No, no, it's...
I'm serious.
You have to say "I promise."
- I promise.
- Okay, there you go.
Don't be a stranger, okay?
Come back soon.
Except don't break
into my restaurant
or next time I will shoot.
Well, get a better
security system
and then, you know, maybe...
[laughter]
[overlapping chatter]
Thank you for everything.
No, thank you.
I mean, you're welcome.
But thank you for
giving me...
Just giving me
a better memory of you.
Look at us, huh?
Well, I...
I just think that you
were a real trooper
about the whole thing,
and I don't know where you got
all that patience
that you got now,
but it's a good look on you.
Probably working with my dad.
Oh, that would do it.
That would do it.
Well, if anything,
you are gonna make
a great dad.
Better than him, so...
Oh, it has been declared.
Well, it'll be good because
I have your number.
So we're just gonna become
best friends?
If not, that already
hasn't happened...
You know, you should just
probably leave him now
and come with me on the tour.
And you could be
my personal stylist.
Oh, I don't think you
could afford me.
Well, instead, I'll just come
and get my haircuts done.
Yes, and there's plenty
of hotel rooms
for the next time you come in.
No, no, I'm gonna buy the house
next door or something.
That'll be even better--
Wow, look at you.
Well, your team made me feel
like a queen, so, thank you.
Because you are a queen,
you are.
Well, look, I have
a jet and a hangar
with your name on it, okay?
So when you're ready, you want
to come hang out with me,
you just text.
Well, I might
take you up on that.
- You better take me up on that.
- Be ready.
- All right.
- Great show last night.
Thanks.
Bye, Mom.
Okay, I'm gonna throw up.
Let's go, come on.
Everybody inside.
She has lots of boyfriends, so.
That's not true.
Yeah, come on.
Let's go.
Cameron,
much good fortune
on you, man.
Wow, yeah.
Awesome. Thank you.
You bet, brother.

[Farrah] "Jake.
"Your family blessed
so many people
"in Evergreen
for three generations.
"I want to make sure
no one ever
"tries to take
that away from us.
"Here's the keys
to your kingdom.
"Thank you for not shooting me,
"and, most importantly,
for your forgiveness.
With love, Marie."
Thank you so much.
Try this one.
It's actually really good.
Do you like it?
- Oh, yeah.
- It's good, right?
Mm-hmm, yeah, that's...
- That's goo--
- [cymbal strike]
Sorry, my bad.
Maybe we should just have
Farrah play the wedding.
No, I'm just kidding.
What? Are you serious?
No! Were you serious?
Are you serious?
Look at you.
I was confused.
No, I woul-- Please don't.
I don't know.
Are you thinking about it?
Definitely not,
I do not want
Farrah anywhere near
our wedding.
She's not coming
to the wedding, is she?

When you feel you're
holding tight
To what's buzzing
In your mind
There might be
a warning sign
Just take shelter
with me inside
Well, can you see it?
Can you breathe it?
And release the thoughts
That come
In between us
There's no secrets
And allows us both
To flow
Can you see?
You're right here
In front of me
Oh, this world can
be so cruel
You feel alone
And like a fool
Make you feel your truth
Are lies
Your true nature
In disguise
Well, can you see it?
Can you breathe it?
And release the thoughts
That come
In between us
There's no secrets
And allows us both
To flow
Can you see?
You're right here
In front of me

Can you see it?
Can you breathe it?
And release the thoughts
That come
In between us
There's no secrets
And allows us both
To flow
Can you see?
You're right here
In front of me
[fans cheering]