>> Nick: This cannot be good.
I mean, you're just staring at
your carbs, not eating them.
It's a sure sign you're upset.
What's going on?
>> Chance: Wow.
>> Summer: Thank you
for waiting.
>> Chance: Worth the wait.
Look at you.
You look spectacular.
>> Summer: Well, it's been
a while since we've been on
a proper date. I wanted to
honor the occasion.
>> Chance: I don't know how
you did it,
but you outdid yourself.
>> Summer: Hm.
I wanted to look especially
nice for you.
>> Jack: Hello, son.
>> Kyle: I don't suppose
you could
pretend you didn't see me and
just keep going?
♪♪
>> Daniel: Well, we haven't been
out just the two of us
in a while.
>> Heather: It's nice.
>> Daniel: Yeah, it is.
It's nice.
Maybe we can bring Lucy back
here when she's not grounded.
>> Heather: Well, you know,
if she ever speaks to us again.
>> Daniel: She's just mad
because she spent the last week
in her room.
>> Heather: I don't know.
She's been distant, moody,
ever since the concert
with Faith.
I'm worried something more
might be going on.
>> Faith: As I opened the door,
you said, "Will you please just
go away."
I know you weren't talking to
me, so what's going on?
Who were you talking to?
What did it even mean?
>> Sharon: It was nothing.
Yeah, I fell asleep on the
sofa, and I had a bad dream.
So, I must have said something
in my sleep.
>> Faith: Why are you
lying to me?
>> Phyllis: I'm good.
>> Nick: Tell that to someone
who doesn't know you.
>> Phyllis: Whoa, whoa,
did I invite you to
sit down with me?
>> Nick: No,
but I know you want me to.
>> Phyllis: I'm not sharing
my muffin with you.
>> Nick: I'm assuming
you're upset about Summer.
You're worried about what's
going on with her.
>> Phyllis: I am.
I thought she was going to have
the perfect life.
She was married
and she was happy.
Oh, I was so happy for her.
Now, she's divorced
and she's in a custody battle.
It's not what I wanted
for our daughter.
>> Nick: You know it's not
over, right?
I mean, Summer and Kyle could
find some middle ground.
They can work this out because
they both want the same thing,
and that is what is best
for Harrison.
So that may win the day,
you know?
They could find some way to
resolve these custody issues
without going to war.
>> Phyllis: Although resolution
and peace is hard to get
when Kyle's being such an ass.
You can't deny that.
>> Nick: Yeah, no,
I honestly never
saw this coming.
Kyle was always so steady,
so solid.
But the last few months, he's
really gone off the rails.
He's fighting with his family.
He blew things up
with our daughter.
Where the hell
did this come from?
>> Phyllis: His mom.
It came from Diane Jenkins.
I mean, I knew it was only
a matter of time before she
would work her poison
and she's done that.
Kyle has changed,
and so has Jack,
for that matter,
because of her.
And they haven't changed for
the better.
>> Jack: It'd be a real tragedy
if I had to ignore my own son.
>> Kyle: Given the
circumstances, you can just
think of it as
being considerate.
>> Jack: Well, since I am here
and I did see you,
what do you say
we just have a drink?
>> Kyle: I left the house to get
some peace after yet another
run-in with Mom.
>> Jack: Yes, she told me
about that.
>> Kyle: Mm. I am sure she did.
She is as relentless as you are.
So, I decided to get some
air and drink,
preferably alone.
In peace.
>> Jack: I wish you didn't view
every encounter as
a potential fight.
Your mother and I simply want
to heal the rift between us.
>> Kyle: A rift of your making.
>> Jack: Kyle, as difficult as
things are between us right now,
you are still my son.
You and Harrison are going to
have that connection for the
rest of your lives, as well.
And one day--
>> Kyle: I would really
appreciate it if you didn't use
my son as bait.
>> Jack: The love
is there, Kyle.
I feel it. I know it.
I'm not willing to let it go.
I don't think you are, either.
So, maybe we could just talk.
I mean, really talk.
Talk about how our relationship
can disintegrate to this.
And what we can do
to avoid that.
>> Summer: A toast.
>> Chance: Oh.
>> Summer: To you.
>> Chance: To me? Why?
>> Summer: Because you are
a very wise man.
>> Chance: Oh.
I don't know about all that,
but I'll-- I'll take it.
>> Summer: You suggested that
I shelf my anger towards Kyle
and actually have
a conversation with him.
And we did that.
We had our first civil
conversation in weeks.
>> Chance: That is amazing.
>> Summer: And it's all thanks
to your great advice.
>> Chance: I got one question
for you.
>> Summer: What?
>> Chance: Are we still toasting
or can we drink now?
>> Summer: To you.
I really can't believe it, that
Kyle and I might actually work
this out.
Everything's gonna be okay.
Actually, you know what,
forget that I said that.
I really don't want to jinx it.
>> Chance: Oh, sounds like
somebody's a little
superstitious, yeah?
>> Summer: Maybe a little bit.
Maybe I should take a page from
Harrison's book and get a lucky
bunny or something.
Like, I know that it actually
does sound a little bit crazy,
but it kind of feels like
the universe will only let me be
happy to a certain point, and
then it pulls the rug out from
underneath me.
So, yes, no jinxing. No jinxing.
>> Chance: Oh, come on.
You are brilliant.
You are beautiful, kind.
You're the best mother.
I think the universe wants all
good things for you.
>> Summer: Hm.
Well, this year I've had a dead
mom, a divorce, and my son was
kidnapped, so the universe has
kind of a funny way
of showing it.
>> Sharon: Why would I lie
to you, sweetie?
I fell asleep,
I had a bad dream, I woke up,
you were here.
Do you want some tea?
>> Faith: Mom, come on.
Look at this couch,
all of the stuff on it.
There's no way that you fell
asleep on this.
>> Sharon: I have been so tired
lately, I could pretty much
fall asleep anywhere.
>> Faith: I wish that you would
just be honest with me,
with all of us.
We love you.
We want to help you.
Mom?
What is it?
Do you want me to call Dad?
Mariah? Do you want
them here, too?
>> Sharon: No.
I'm fine.
I'm...
I'm sorry I wasn't
honest with you.
And you're right, there is no
reason for me to keep anything
from you.
>> Faith: Tell me
what's going on.
>> Sharon: You remember when
I told you
that I'd been seeing Cassie?
>> Faith: Yeah.
>> Sharon: Well, clearly,
there's a lot of stuff being
churned up in my head
because lately, I--
I've been
seeing Cameron, too.
>> Nick: So, just because
you hate Diane,
it doesn't mean she's
responsible for whatever's
going on with Kyle.
>> Phyllis: Okay, listen.
Ever since she waltzed back
into town, very much alive,
making all that fuss about, "Oh,
I want to make amends,
please forgive me."
I mean, if she really wanted to
make amends to her son and to
Jack, she would have done
everything in her power
to win back their trust.
But did she do that?
>> Nick: No?
>> Phyllis: No.
What did she do instead?
She conned Jack into marrying
her, and she took Kyle's job.
>> Nick: All right, let me just
offer up
a different perspective.
>> Phyllis: Okay.
>> Nick: Jack seems very happy.
He is in love with her.
>> Phyllis: Okay, he's not in
love with her.
He's blind.
To everything related to Diane.
But you know what?
Kyle's not.
I think that Kyle's beginning
to see his mom
for the person she is.
Somebody who believes that he
is expendable, and I think it
is pushing him to the edge.
>> Nick: He may be upset with
his mother for firing him,
but it does seem like he has
forgiven her for the past.
>> Phyllis: Diane ruined
his life,
and he knows it.
And he's taking it out
on Summer.
>> Chance: Come on,
I don't think you're jinxed.
I mean, look at it this way.
Your mom's not dead.
Harrison got home safe.
He's A-okay.
And, uh,
well, for your marriage--
>> Summer: Oh, I crashed that
one all by myself. No help
from the universe needed.
>> Chance: No, we're not gonna
do that.
That's not what I was gonna say.
It got complicated, you know?
You were looking out for your
mother, that's it.
>> Summer: Yeah, but marriages
get complicated all the time.
Some people find a way to work
it out, become stronger for it.
What's their secret, you know?
How do they do that?
I feel like there was some sort
of instruction book that, uh,
got passed around
when I wasn't looking.
>> Chance: Yeah, I think
we could probably
all use one of those.
>> Summer: Seriously.
Take my parents, for example.
They really loved each other,
but they couldn't figure it
out, either.
They were together, apart,
together, apart, and...
I don't know.
Even my grandparents.
I mean, they've been on and off
over the years, and they have
the greatest love that I have
ever witnessed.
>> Chance: Well, I can't say
that I've had a front-row seat
to the power of love, either.
You know, single mom,
very absent father.
And my marriage definitely
wasn't one for the record books.
So, I know just as much as you
do about happily ever after.
>> Summer: What if happily ever
after is just a...
lie that we're sold as kids?
What if it's not even possible?
>> Chance: Well, I'm betting
that it is.
I'm not giving up on it
just yet.
>> Summer: You know,
you're right.
I think I've been looking at
this all wrong.
I am very lucky.
The universe brought me you.
>> Kyle: It disintegrates
into this because you only
view me as your son,
not as an actual person with
goals and priorities.
>> Jack: Kyle, that is simply
not true.
>> Kyle: Hold on, hold on,
hold on. If you want to have
a real conversation,
then I would really
appreciate it if you hear me out
instead of immediately
telling me I'm wrong.
>> Jack: Fair enough.
Please.
>> Kyle: Thank you.
This family has meant
everything to me.
Our history, our legacy,
our accomplishments.
I was proud to be a part of it.
And I wanted nothing more than
to be the next Jack Abbott,
a man known for his wisdom,
his-- his fairness,
his business acumen.
But the man I've loved,
the man I've always admired,
he just...
[ Kyle sighing ]
>> Kyle: Look, I'm all
for you and Mom
finding each other again,
for true love, but how far does
that have to go?
She covets a role,
she gets it.
She decides to fire me,
it's done.
You say you're all about
family, but lately, you have
been all about Mom.
I used to think you respected
me, valued my opinions,
what I brought to the table.
Dad, now I just feel like a pawn
in the game to keep Mom happy.
>> Jack: Kyle, I have nothing
but respect for you.
All you faced,
all the challenges
you've conquered.
Kyle, I could not be any
prouder of you
or love you more.
Your happiness,
your success are all I want.
>> Kyle: Yeah, as long as
I suck up the next indignity
you throw at me
in the sake of family.
>> Jack: We can find our way
through this.
>> Kyle: You know, you and Mom
both told me I need to grow up,
find humility,
learn about consequences.
Well, Dad, that goes both ways.
You and Mom made your choice.
This is your consequence, a son
who doesn't trust you anymore.
>> Faith: You're seeing Cameron?
>> Sharon: I don't mean seeing
like he's been walking around
the room or
popping out of closets.
No, I just mean, um,
he's been showing up
in my nightmares.
>> Faith: Still, it's horrible.
>> Sharon: Well, see,
this is why I didn't
want to tell you.
After everything that man put
us through, after the horror of
what he did to you, I want to
protect you from those
memories, not dredge them up.
>> Faith: I can handle
the memories, but
what bothers me is that Cameron
is basically haunting you.
Are you having a lot
of these nightmares?
>> Sharon: I've had a few.
>> Faith: What does he say
or do?
>> Sharon: It's just
dream stuff, a bunch of jumbled
nonsense from a madman.
I keep telling him to go away,
as if he could hear me.
>> Faith: Does he go away?
>> Sharon: Sometimes.
>> Faith: I hate this.
It's the last thing that you
need on top of everything else.
>> Sharon: Well, you know,
there's also a chance that
this is a side effect.
The nightmares are just a side
effect of me adjusting
to my new meds.
>> Faith: Have you
told your doctor?
Maybe you need a lower dose or
a different one.
>> Sharon: You know what,
I'll call him again
in the morning.
So there,
enough worrying about me.
You have plans to go out with
your friends. Now go, have fun.
>> Faith: Or I could stay,
have that cup of tea.
>> Sharon: You are not
babysitting me.
There are no ghosts
in this house.
At least, um,
not while I'm awake.
And I can certainly
handle my dreams.
[ phone pinging ]
[ Faith sighing ]
>> Sharon: Faith, what's wrong?
>> Faith: Lucy.
>> Sharon: I thought you were
going to have a conversation
with her.
>> Faith: I did.
She was a little upset,
but she said she understood.
>> Sharon: Well, I'm sure
you let her down gently.
And you know what,
Lucy's a very sweet girl.
She's going to make friends
her own age.
>> Faith: I hope so.
Would you believe she actually
snuck out of the house because
she was grounded for
the whole drinking thing?
>> Sharon: Oh, no.
>> Faith: I told her to go home
and hope her parents wouldn't
be too mad.
And now, I get this.
She says that she's in trouble.
Wants me to meet her.
>> Sharon: Oh, well,
that doesn't sound good.
And it doesn't sound like
she went home, either.
>> Faith: Great.
What if she did something
stupid because she was upset
about what I said?
>> Sharon: Well, she's young,
she's vulnerable and
there's only one thing
you can do.
>> Faith: Help her.
>> Phyllis: You have to know
this, Nick.
Diane ruined Summer
and Kyle's marriage.
>> Nick: Are you absolutely sure
you want to go
the blame game route? I mean,
there are other extenuating
circumstances that
led to Summer and Kyle's
marriage being pulled out from
under them.
>> Phyllis: Okay, I know that.
Faking my own death.
Summer lied to Kyle and kept
things from him to protect me,
and it tanked their marriage.
>> Nick: Well, you definitely
played a part, but Kyle was
unforgiving as hell.
I mean, our daughter was
very remorseful.
She was willing to do whatever
it took to make it up to him
and to try and repair their
marriage, but Kyle
refused to engage.
>> Kyle: Because he was being
a jerk.
>> Nick: I don't understand
how he can completely forgive
his mother for walking away from
him when he was a kid,
but he won't give
Summer the same grace.
I mean, she did what she did,
as misguided as it was,
but it was out of love.
So, I also think Kyle tanked
the marriage,
so stop beating yourself up.
>> Phyllis: Thank you for
letting me off the hook.
That's really nice.
But I know what I did,
and I'll own it.
And you know what else?
I'm going to fix it.
>> Jack: You know, it is
possible we could rebuild
that trust.
When your mother and I saw you
earlier with Claire, you said
that you and Summer had come to
some kind of detente.
>> Kyle: Hm.
We had a decent conversation
after about a dozen ugly ones.
>> Jack: Well, that's progress,
don't you think?
>> Kyle: I don't know what it
looks like going forward,
but I'm hoping
we can avoid a custody battle.
>> Jack: That is great news.
I love hearing that.
You know, there could be
progress in a number of areas.
Maybe we could, even as a step
forward, revisit the idea
of a drink together.
Father and son,
two Abbotts, man to man.
What do you say?
Like the old times.
>> Kyle: I need to get home
to Harrison.
>> Jack: Harrison's bedtime was
over an hour ago.
>> Kyle: I have an early
morning tomorrow. Sorry.
Could I get the check, please?
>> Jack: So, is this how
it's going to be?
You come up with excuses every
time I see you, every time
I want to get together?
>> Kyle: It doesn't have
to be this way.
>> Jack: No, it doesn't.
>> Kyle: We don't work
together anymore.
And soon, we won't even live
together anymore.
So, it'll just
be a whole lot easier
to avoid each other altogether.
>> Daniel: Lucy did check in
a bit ago, as required,
and she wasn't completely surly.
>> Heather: It's a text.
How can you tell?
>> Daniel: Yeah, right.
I know, but
I just feel like now that
she's had some time to think
about it, she realizes
that she got off easy, but only
because it was
her first offense.
>> Heather: First, if you don't
count her lying about
going to the party she didn't
actually go to or disinviting
you from the concert.
>> Daniel: Yeah.
Okay.
She's made some mistakes.
You know, there's no doubt
about that, but we are
course correcting,
and I think she realizes that
we're just trying to help her.
>> Heather: I really hope
you're right.
I just can't help but wondering
if it's some of our choices
that got us here.
>> Daniel: What do you mean?
>> Heather: Lucy's moved
how many times?
Different schools, different
cities, different countries.
Starting over, trying to fit in
that kind of disruption, it--
it takes a toll.
>> Daniel: Yeah.
You know, I was actually hoping
once we were a family and once
we were settled that she would
make some real friends.
>> Heather: I mean, finding
your people is never easy,
even under the best
of circumstances.
>> Daniel: And then along
comes Faith, all fun
and all cool and seeming
like she has it all together.
>> Heather: Exactly everything
Lucy wants for herself,
so it's no wonder
that Lucy's all about being
Faith's friend.
>> Faith: Lucy?
>> Lucy: You came.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I'm sorry.
I really am so sorry.
>> Faith: I thought you were
going home. Why are you still
here? What happened?
Really, Lucy?
Please don't tell me
that this is yours.
>> Nick: So, this guilt you're
feeling about whatever part
you played in Summer and Kyle's
marriage ending, it doesn't
give you a free pass
to meddle in whatever they got
going on right now. I mean,
any more than you already have,
of course.
>> Phyllis: It's so hard.
She's in so much pain
and she is so stressed out
all the time.
And she is not doing well.
You know, we we're back to
a good place and
she talks to me
and she trusts me
and she confides in me.
>> Nick: Yeah, I know.
So, why risk it?
All right?
Just-- just give her
your love and support.
That is all she needs.
>> Phyllis: She's my heart,
you know.
>> Nick: I know.
>> Phyllis: So, is her brother.
They're so incredible.
They are proof
that I did something right.
>> Nick: You got
a lot of things right.
>> Phyllis: Not a lot of people
think that about me,
so thank you.
>> Nick: You're welcome.
So, here's what I want.
>> Phyllis: Oh, okay.
>> Nick: I want your word
that you are just going to be
the rock that Summer needs.
No more stirring the pot.
No more flame throwing.
>> Phyllis: Okay, I mean,
but what if Diane comes--
>> Nick: No, no.
Zero what ifs.
You let Summer be.
Let her make her own decisions.
Let her live her life.
Even if you think things are
going south, you do nothing.
Can you handle that?
Can I have your word?
>> Phyllis: Do you want
my muffin?
>> Nick: Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: You have my word?
Absolutely, you have my word.
>> Daniel: Look, I get Lucy's
rebelling, but that's just
a part of growing up.
I just, I hope that we can
keep her from making the kind of
mistakes that she can't
come back from.
>> Heather: You're thinking of
Cassie.
>> Daniel: One night of being
an out of control teenager,
and it changed my life.
And it cost Cassie hers.
You know, my second act wasn't
all that much better.
The way I spiraled once
my art career hit the skids,
I basically abandoned you
and Lucy. Maybe she's still
mad at me. She hasn't completely
forgiven me for that.
>> Heather: Daniel, no.
That's not true.
She's just thrilled
that you're back in our lives
and that we're a family again.
She's been so happy.
>> Daniel: Until recently.
>> Heather: Something has
definitely shifted.
>> Daniel: Mm-hmm. Maybe it's
because I got fired.
Maybe she thinks I'm going
to go dark again.
>> Heather: No, that's not
true either.
She's proud of you and
everything you've accomplished,
and she knows you're looking
for work.
She has complete faith in you,
as do I. That's not it.
>> Daniel: So, are we supposed
to just chalk this up as a phase
and then it's going to pass?
And we just hope that we're
going to get our sweet little
girl back someday?
>> Heather: Well, I'd like
to think that when school
starts up again, she's going
to meet some kids her own age.
And, you know, stop chasing
friendships with older kids.
And then maybe she'll start
making better decisions
all around.
>> Daniel: Yeah, well,
let's just hope that being
grounded helps her get there.
>> Lucy: I'm so sorry.
>> Faith: Just tell me
what happened.
>> Lucy: I don't feel so good.
>> Faith: Where did you even get
a bottle of booze?
>> Lucy: I snuck into a bar
and I took a bottle when
the bartender wasn't looking.
>> Faith: Why the hell
would you do that?
>> Lucy: God, you must hate me.
>> Faith: I don't hate you.
I'm just confused.
You said that you were going
home, that you weren't going to
drink anymore, and now this?
I mean, what is going on
with you?
>> Lucy: I don't know.
I just--
I felt sad after I saw you.
I felt so stupid,
like I messed everything up.
Of course, you'd never want to
be friends with someone like me.
>> Faith: Lucy,
I explained that.
I'm in college.
I'm going back to school.
And you're a great kid, but--
>> Lucy: I'm just a kid.
>> Faith: A cool kid who will
find friends her own age.
Right now, we just need to deal
with this, okay?
Let's call your parents and
have them come pick you up.
>> Lucy: No, no, no.
No, you can't do that.
I snuck out.
And if they see me like this,
they'll kill me.
>> Faith: You need to own this,
Lucy.
>> Lucy: Please, can you please
just drive me home?
If I'm lucky, I can get home
and back in bed before
my parents even know
that I was gone.
They'll never even
have to know.
>> Faith: You're going to lie
to them and make me a part of it
again?
>> Lucy: I swear I will never,
ever, ever ask you for another
favor after this.
If you'll just do this for me.
Please just drive me home.
>> Sharon: You there, Cameron?
Hello?
Good.
Stay gone.
Faith's already worried enough
about me without her catching
me talking to you.
Then again...
maybe talking about you
made you go away for good.
No more analyzing me.
Talking about fixating
on Nick, closure, Cassie.
[ phone ringing ]
Hello?
Yes, this is Sharon Newman.
What? An accident?
Okay, thank you.
I'm on my way.
Oh, no.
No, no, no, no.
Oh, my God. Oh, no.
>> Daniel: So, dessert?
>> Heather: We should probably
get going home.
Check in on Lucy.
>> Daniel: Maybe.
Maybe we bring her a slice of
key lime pie.
>> Heather: You are such
a softie.
[ phone ringing ]
Who is it?
Hello?
Yes?
We'll be right there.
>> Daniel: What's the matter?
>> Heather: Um, we have to go.
>> Daniel: What happened?
>> Heather: Lucy's in the ER.
She's had an accident. Come on.
>> Daniel: What?
>> Heather: Look, come on.
We have to go.
>> Nick: Hey, um,
how's Daniel doing?
Is he still looking for a job?
>> Phyllis: Yeah,
but something's going to pop up,
for sure, because he's a genius
and Princess Louisa's
already legendary.
>> Nick: Hey, do you ever wonder
if, you know, all the video
games that we used to play,
if it had any effect on
Daniel's choice of career?
>> Phyllis: Mm. Definitely
all the video games his mom won
had an effect on his
choice of career.
>> Nick: You are nuts.
[ phone ringing ]
You think you won--
>> Phyllis: Well, I know I did.
I don't even think I did.
>> Nick: Excuse me.
Hey, Sharon, what's going on?
What?
No, no, no.
Slow down. Slow down.
What do you need me to do?
>> Phyllis: Hey, what happened?
>> Nick: what happened?
>> Phyllis: What's wrong?
>> Nick: Um,
Faith was in an accident.
Okay, I'm on my way.
I gotta go.
>> Jack: Hey.
Is everything all right?
>> Chance: Well, we need to do
this more often.
>> Summer: That can be arranged.
Kyle.
>> Kyle: Hi.
Um, maybe it's too soon,
but have you given
our conversation some thought?
>> Summer: Um, I have.
>> Kyle: Yeah, me too.
>> Nick: What do you know?
>> Sharon: Just what I already
told you. Faith was driving.
She was in a wreck.
>> Nick: Excuse me.
Our daughter, Faith Newman,
she was in an accident.
Did you bring her in?
>> EMT: I did.
>> Nick: Can you tell us
what happened? Is she okay?
>> EMT: Both young women
were unconscious.
>> Sharon: Unconscious?
>> Nick: Both women?
Were there two cars? One?
>> EMT: Only one.
>> Daniel: Hey,
we are Lucy Romalotti's
parents.
>> Heather: Um, where is she?
How is she?
Can we see her?
>> Nick: Lucy was
in an accident?
>> Daniel: Yeah.
Why are you here?
>> Sharon: Faith.
>> Daniel: Faith was
in the car too?
>> Kyle: Have you
made a decision?
>> Summer: I have.
Yeah.
Um, I think that we should both
talk to our lawyers.
Have them draw up a new joint
custody agreement.
Something fair.
A compromise that puts
Harrison first.
That we can all live with.
You are still interested
in maintaining
joint custody, right?
>> Kyle: Yes, yes, yes.
Absolutely.
Um, we can set things up
in the morning.
>> Summer: Okay.
Good.
>> Kyle: Have a good night.
>> Summer: You too.
>> Jack: Faith was in
an accident.
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Jack: Do you know
any of the details?
>> Phyllis: I don't.
It just happened, I guess.
I don't know anything.
>> Jack: Oh my God, Nick
and Sharon have already suffered
such enormous loss.
>> Phyllis: I know. Faith has
to be okay. I mean,
she has to be--
There's no other option.
>> Nick: Can you tell us
anything about the accident?
>> EMT: The car skidded
off the road and crashed
into a wall.
>> Heather: How serious are
the injuries?
>> EMT: The attending
doctor will have more
information.
>> Daniel: I can't believe
this is happening.
>> Sharon: I can't just stand
here and wait for a doctor
to tell me how Faith is doing.
Faith!
>> Heather: Oh, my God.
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