>> Nick: You forget to eat?
>> Phyllis: I don't have much
of an appetite.
>> Nick: Is it, uh,
Daniel and Lucy?
They okay?
>> Phyllis: I have to get some
air. Excuse me.
>> Nick: Hey. Hold on a second.
Hold on.
>> Phyllis: What?
>> Nick: Can you just
sit down for a second?
Come on.
What's going on?
>> Phyllis: Daniel and Lucy,
it's, uh,
this is a nightmare.
>> Nick: Did the, uh, police
learn something?
>> Phyllis: Daniel and Lucy have
to deal with the fact that
the center of their world is
gone, and she is never
coming back.
And they can't even
grieve right now.
You know why?
Because my son is being framed
for Heather's murder.
>> Forensic #1: Detective
Chancellor.
>> Chance: Good, you're here.
Let's get started.
♪♪
>> Nick: Daniel is being set up
for Heather's murder?
How is that possible?
>> Phyllis: I don't know,
but it's happening.
The forensics team wanted to do
a search of Daniel's apartment.
So, they had to move out,
banned from their own home.
Do you know what that's like
to tell a young girl that
her father is being framed
for her mother's murder?
>> Nick: I mean,
I cannot imagine.
>> Phyllis: No.
>> Nick: Poor kid.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, poor kid.
Whoever's doing this definitely
wants to destroy my son's life
and destroy my family.
What kind of person do you
think would do that?
>> Nick: I'm guessing the police
found some evidence.
>> Phyllis: They wanted to do
a search of the apartment,
and Daniel didn't want them
to because he didn't want
to invade Heather and Lucy's
privacy, and I talked him
into doing it.
Because I thought maybe
we could find some real answers.
>> Nick: What'd they find?
>> Phyllis: Well, they found
some bloody towels
and Heather's phone
that had been planted there.
>> Nick: Are you serious?
How is that possible?
>> Phyllis: I don't know.
Why don't you ask Sharon?
>> Sharon: Daniel, how are you?
>> Daniel: You came to my house
that night and you saw Heather.
What did you want?
>> Daniel: Are you going
to answer my question?
>> Sharon: Of course.
As I told Chance, I had already
apologized to you
for my horrible behavior,
and I thought that it was only
right to extend that same
apology to Heather and Lucy, um,
because I hurt them
just as deeply.
>> Daniel: So, you just
showed up at the apartment?
>> Sharon: Yes.
>> Daniel: Well, Heather must
have been surprised.
>> Sharon: She was surprised,
yes.
But she was gracious enough
to let me speak, and so I told
her how sorry I am
for the terrible pain that
I have caused your family.
>> Daniel: Sure.
And then?
>> Sharon: Well, she accepted
my apology.
>> Daniel: What about
after that?
>> Sharon: Heather did seem
on edge and rattled,
so I asked her about it.
And at first, she insisted it
was nothing, but then it was
almost as if she couldn't
hold it in.
She practically blurted out
that the two of you had
a terrible fight,
and she was still shaken by it.
>> Daniel: What else
did Heather say?
>> Sharon: Um, that's all,
really. It's not as
if we were close.
>> Daniel: You didn't think
to tell me about this?
>> Sharon: Well, when I saw you
and Lucy after Heather's death,
you were very distraught,
and there was no way that
I wanted to add to your pain,
so I chose to say nothing.
>> Daniel: Chose to spare
my feelings.
>> Sharon: Well, you had just
lost the woman that you love.
There was no way that I wanted
you to be reminded that
the last time you saw Heather
alive, you were arguing
vehemently according to her.
>> Daniel: That is not true.
>> Sharon: There was no fight.
>> Daniel: The last time
I saw Heather,
things were fine between us.
I kissed her goodbye,
and then my last words to her
were that I loved her,
so something,
Sharon, is very off here.
>> Sharon: Well, I really don't
know what else to tell you,
Daniel, um...
I only know that Heather was
terrified of you.
>> Daniel: And that is
absolutely not possible.
>> Chance: All right, so this is
where I found the phone
and the bloody towels.
The phone was sitting there.
Towels were kind of shoved in
the back.
I'm thinking that whoever did
this was in a hurry because
it was sloppy, all right?
So I might guess more evidence
to be found in here, so I want
to search every inch of this
place, every nook,
every cranny, everything.
You got it?
>> Forensic #1: We will.
>> Chance: Okay, good.
Now, given the amount of blood
that was on the towels,
it's very possible that our
victim was killed here.
So we're looking for more
blood, we're looking for
a blunt object possibly used
as a murder weapon.
Now, it is critical
that we are thorough, okay?
We got to get this right
for a lot of reasons.
>> Forensic #1: Got you.
>> Chance: Okay,
let's get to it.
>> Nick: Why would I ask Sharon?
She had nothing to do
with what happened.
>> Phyllis: She had everything
to do with what happened.
>> Nick: Why do you think
she knows something?
>> Phyllis: Oh, my gosh, please,
please, Nick, don't act naive
when it comes to Sharon
and what she's capable of.
>> Nick: Phyllis come on,
what is this?
>> Phyllis: Okay, you came to me
and you said you were worried
about Sharon and
her mental health,
that she was off of her meds
and she was unstable.
You shared that with me.
So, go to Sharon and look into
her vague googly eyes and ask
her what she knows about Daniel
and Heather's murder.
>> Nick: Well, that is the last
thing I'm gonna do.
>> Phyllis: Because you don't
want to know the answer.
>> Nick: The past few weeks have
been very traumatic for Sharon,
you know this.
Starting with Lucy and Faith's
accident, all the memories of
Cassie. Every time she is around
your son, it triggers her.
>> Phyllis: Okay, you're acting
like my son is the problem.
>> Nick: No, no, I'm not blaming
your son for anything,
I promise.
>> Phyllis: I don't care about
Sharon's feelings, by the way.
>> Nick: I'm just trying to fill
you in on her mindset.
>> Phyllis: I don't care about
her mindset!
I don't care.
I am so tired of everybody
tiptoeing around and afraid of
how Sharon's gonna react
and oh, Sharon's unstable.
Sharon killed Heather, period.
>> Nick: So, you think
Sharon killed Heather?
>> Phyllis: I know Sharon killed
Heather.
>> Nick: Heather's death is
enough of a tragedy.
It's not gonna do anyone any
good for you to be stirring up
the pot.
>> Phyllis: Oh, don't you dare
put this on me.
>> Nick: What you're saying,
it doesn't even make sense.
>> Phyllis: Let me explain it
to you then.
Sharon hates Daniel.
She has always blamed him
for Cassie's death.
Sharon feels so much pain,
she wants Daniel to feel that
same amount of pain.
>> Nick: Okay, so Sharon
killed Heather.
>> Phyllis: Yes, she's been
unstable and she killed Heather
and she's trying to save
herself, so she is framing
Daniel, my son,
who would never hurt anyone,
but she's trying to make him
look guilty for what,
killing the woman that he wanted
to spend the rest of his life
with?
>> Nick: Okay, I agree with you.
Daniel would never do anything
like this.
>> Phyllis: Yes,
but Sharon would.
>> Nick: No. I refuse
to believe that Sharon
would cause any harm
to Heather and for her to
pin it on Daniel.
It's preposterous.
>> Phyllis: Okay, I'm gonna
ask you something.
Did Sharon tell you that she
went to Heather and Daniel's
apartment the night that
Heather died?
>> Nick: She did?
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
She went there the night
Heather died, but she didn't
tell anyone.
In fact, she saw Daniel
and Lucy after that.
She didn't say a word.
She didn't tell the police.
She didn't tell anyone.
Finally, she fessed up
with Chance.
Why do you think she did that?
>> Nick: Let me ask you this.
Have you confronted
Sharon about this?
>> Phyllis: Oh, my God, there is
nothing I would like more than
to get in that bitch's face
and confront her with this--
>> Nick: Okay, can you stop?
>> Phyllis: And drag her butt
to prison, but I am not
doing that.
I am not doing that
because my son asked me not to.
>> Nick: And he is right.
All right, listen to me.
Sharon has got her meds back
on track.
She's back at Cassidy First.
She is putting her life
back together.
The last thing she needs is
you in her face attacking her.
>> Phyllis: Oh, my God,
I cannot believe this.
I cannot believe my son is
facing a lifetime behind bars
for a crime he didn't commit.
And you're more worried about
Sharon's feelings.
I don't wanna talk to you.
>> Nick: No, I am--
Listen to me.
Excuse us, sorry.
I-- Hey, listen to me.
>> Phyllis: Let go of me.
>> Nick: I am concerned about
both of them, but there is no
way Sharon did this.
>> Phyllis: I wanna pay this,
please. You know what?
Okay.
So, if you don't think that
Sharon did it and you said that
my son is incapable of
doing it, who did it?
Who? You tell me, who?
>> Nick: I don't know.
Let the professionals
handle this.
Let Chance handle his
own investigation.
>> Phyllis: I can't.
I can't because his
investigation is leading
right toward my son.
>> Forensic #1: We've got
something.
>> Sharon: Are you accusing me
of making it all up?
Because I know what I saw and
I know what Heather said to me.
>> Daniel: You are lying,
Sharon. And you need to go
to the police and you need
to tell them.
There is no way in hell that
Heather was terrified of me.
>> Sharon: Okay, I don't like
your tone and if this is the way
that you spoke to Heather--
>> Daniel: You don't like
my tone, that's good,
that's rich. Because I might be
fighting for my life here,
Sharon. You don't like my tone.
>> Sharon: What do you mean?
Do the police suspect that
you hurt Heather?
>> Daniel: Yes, they suspect me,
Sharon.
>> Sharon: Oh, I'm sorry
to hear that, Daniel.
Based on what?
>> Daniel: You know, I keep
asking myself the same question,
but I'm pretty sure that you
running to the cops with your
little fake conversation with
Heather, that hasn't helped
my situation a lot.
>> Sharon: Oh, I was only trying
to help you find answers to what
happened that night.
I had no idea that it would
point the police
in your direction.
>> Daniel: And how would a fake
conversation help me, huh?
And I find it very hard
to believe that it never crossed
your mind for even a second
that the cops armed with that
kind of misinformation wouldn't
immediately target me
as a suspect.
I mean, unless, you know,
that's what you wanted.
I mean, it's obviously what
you wanted, right?
For the cops to blame me
for Heather's death.
>> Sharon: No, of course not,
Daniel. I know that you would
never harm anyone purposely.
>> Daniel: But someone did harm
Heather.
Someone hurt her, Sharon.
Someone hurt her
and it was brutal.
The two of you get in another
fight at the apartment, huh?
Was it you?
Did you hurt her?
>> Sharon: No, I can't believe
you would even ask me that.
>> Daniel: Well, the police are
asking me the same question,
Sharon.
And I haven't once shown
the level of rage that you
showed to Heather and Lucy,
the past few weeks.
>> Sharon: I let things get out
of hand.
I've admitted that. I was
in pain and angry and I just
didn't know what to do
with all those emotions.
So unfortunately, I took it out
on them and you
and I regret that.
That's why I wanted to look
Heather in the eye when
I apologized so she could see
how remorseful I am.
>> Daniel: No, that may be what
you intended, but that doesn't
mean that that's the way
it played out.
Did Heather say something that
upset you?
Did you attack her?
>> Sharon: No, look, Daniel,
we've all been through a rough
time recently.
There's no question,
but you know me.
I would never hurt the woman
you love, much less kill her.
The idea that Heather's death
wasn't an accident and that
it was murder, have there been
any new developments?
Have the police found proof?
What is it?
>> Daniel: I'm not gonna get
into that with you right now.
>> Sharon: Oh, you just
came over here to accuse me of
something reprehensible?
>> Daniel: I don't even wanna be
here right now, Sharon.
If I had just listened
to Heather and I had packed up
the family and I had left
Genoa City, none of this
would have even happened.
But you know, I insisted that
we stayed here, even though
that's not what Heather wanted.
She supported me and now she's
dead and that's something that
I have to live with
for the rest of my life.
>> Sharon: I'm sorry, Daniel,
I-- I truly am.
>> Daniel: You know, my daughter
is broken over this.
She needs me.
She needs her dad.
I can't be locked up
for something that I didn't do.
I'm just, I need answers,
Sharon.
>> Sharon: And they will come
in time. Right now,
the best thing that you can do
for yourself and for Lucy is
to get some rest.
Try to focus on healing,
try to find some peace.
>> Daniel: Peace?
>> Sharon: Yes, right now,
your grief is overwhelming you.
It's causing you to grasp at
irrational thoughts
and do desperate things.
>> Daniel: Like coming
over here.
That's what you're saying,
right?
>> Sharon: Daniel, you have
to know deep down that what
you're accusing me of
couldn't possibly be true.
>> Chance: Hey, hit those lights
for me, will you?
Whoa,
yeah, that confirms it.
Heather was bludgeoned here.
The killer removed the body
and dumped it in the river.
You got the blood on the floor,
you got the bloody towels
and the phone.
I bet you the murder weapon's
still here.
I think I found
the murder weapon.
>> Nick: You need to pull
yourself together.
>> Phyllis: I am trying to help
my son. Get out of my way.
>> Nick: I get it, I get it.
But you have to stop with these
wild accusations.
>> Phyllis: What do you want me
to do? My son could be arrested
any minute, any minute.
But, I'm not gonna just sit
back and follow the rules
and play the game.
I'm not gonna just sit back
and do nothing until all
I can do is cry.
There is no chance in hell.
>> Nick: You wanna help
your son? Do it legitimately.
Stop spreading lies
about Sharon.
You're just causing trouble
and it is not fair to her.
>> Phyllis: Oh, God,
it's not fair to her?
Nick, my God, you are
so brainwashed by her.
>> Nick: You're trying
to protect your son.
I get it.
You wanna get to the bottom of
what happened to Heather
and who killed her.
But there are all kinds of
possible scenarios.
>> Phyllis: Name one.
What's a possible scenario?
>> Nick: Just leave her alone.
I'm serious.
Stay away from her.
>> Chance: The final autopsy
report just came in.
Details unusual marks on
the back of the victim's skull.
Something tells me that those
are gonna be consistent
with this, all right.
[ phone ringing ]
Phyllis, what's up?
>> Phyllis: We need to meet.
>> Chance: What about?
>> Phyllis: I have information
that you will find useful.
>> Chance: Look, I got a lot
going on over here.
I'm wrapping up a search.
I don't know if
I have time right now.
>> Phyllis: Make the time.
Meet me at Crimson Lights.
>> Chance: Hey.
>> Phyllis: Hey, thanks
for meeting me.
>> Chance: So, you got some
information for me.
>> Phyllis: You know Daniel.
You know him,
you know he's innocent.
>> Chance: Is this why
you called me here?
>> Phyllis: Okay, the search
that you just came from, was
that from Daniel's apartment?
Did you find something?
Some new evidence?
Something that would prove
his innocence?
>> Chance: Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: Something that would
help you find the real culprit?
>> Chance: Phyllis, you know
better than this.
I'm not gonna tell you
anything.
So please, please,
stay out of it and let
the police do their job, okay?
>> Phyllis: Why I would let
the police do their job if
they weren't wrongly putting
a case together against my son.
Okay, is this why you told
Summer that Daniel needs
to lawyer up?
>> Chance: Do you have
information for me or not?
>> Phyllis: I have the same
information that you do.
I have the same facts.
The bloody towels, the phone of
Heather's that was planted
at my son's apartment.
But for some reason,
the police, they're not seeing
these facts equally.
>> Chance: Get to your point,
come on, get to it.
>> Phyllis: Okay, well, my point
is that Sharon saw Heather
the night that she died.
I mean, you know that.
She was the last one
to see her alive.
I mean, she lied.
She didn't tell anybody
about that.
She withheld that information.
Why is that fact not given
the same way as everything else?
Why?
See, I believe that with some
digging, that fact will show
that Sharon is the killer
that you're looking for.
>> Sharon: I know loss and grief
too well.
The struggle to get through
each day, you can't let it
take you to a dark place.
I've been there and I almost
lost everything.
Stay strong.
Lean on your friends
and your family.
They will get you through this.
>> Daniel: I should probably go.
I shouldn't have come here
in the first place.
>> Cameron: Look, you need
to get a hold of yourself.
Because you lose it now,
there's no coming back.
>> Sharon: Daniel asked me
straight out if I hurt Heather.
>> Cameron: Yeah, and you played
it perfectly.
You made him doubt everything
he was thinking.
Chalk it all up to grief.
>> Sharon: What if he still
suspects something?
Maybe I shouldn't have lied
about Heather being afraid
of him.
>> Cameron: Okay, okay,
stop second-guessing yourself
or you're gonna blow it.
Let Daniel have his suspicions.
Who cares?
Because that's all he's got,
suspicions.
But you, you did the work.
You planted enough evidence in
his apartment to bury him
in prison for the rest
of his life.
So, just be cool, okay?
I promise you,
this is almost over.
>> Chance: You think Sharon
killed Heather?
>> Phyllis: She's 100% guilty.
>> Chance: Look, Phyllis, I know
you're desperate to save
your son, but there is no way
that Sharon is capable of
murder.
>> Phyllis: You used
to date her, didn't you?
>> Chance: Yeah, I did, okay,
but that just means I know her
well enough to know that
she is kind.
She's empathetic, she's not
someone who's gonna kill
an innocent woman.
>> Phyllis: The same thing
could be said for my son.
>> Chance: I understand that,
but you and Sharon have a very
colorful history, yeah?
>> Phyllis: You know what she's
done in her past, don't you?
>> Chance: Oh, I do, but I am
also very aware of what
you have pulled off.
Let's not forget you had
the entire Genoa City Police
Department investigating
your murder.
It never happened, for which
you framed an innocent woman.
So, it's, uh, no secret how far
you're willing to go
when everything's on the line,
right? I mean, facts, laws,
decency,
they ain't much of a stumbling
block for you, are they?
Especially when your kids are
in trouble.
>> Daniel: Hey.
Hey, Dad, how's Vancouver?
>> Danny: Well, it's beautiful,
as you can see.
Got a concert tonight and just
finished a press conference,
but I don't wanna talk about me.
How are you doing?
>> Daniel: Honestly, not good.
>> Danny: Daniel, I so wish
I could be helping you
with the service,
but as soon as you have
the details, I am on the next
flight home.
>> Daniel: Yeah, I don't even
know when it's gonna happen now.
>> Danny: Why not?
Son, what's going on?
>> Daniel: Everything's just
a mess, Dad. You know, I could
really use your help.
>> Nick: I can help you
with that.
>> Sharon: Help me?
>> Nick: Yeah, with the logs.
Have you forgotten I'm a master
builder of fires?
>> Sharon: How could I?
>> Nick: I also usually know
when there's something
bothering you.
What's going on?
Talk to me.
>> Sharon: It's nothing.
>> Nick: Hey, come on.
Look at all the years
we've been together.
All the obstacles
we've overcome, all the crises
that we've helped each other
through.
Do the same thing this time.
We'll face it head on.
We'll come through
the other side.
But Sharon, I can't help you
if you don't tell me what's
going on with you.
>> Sharon: I...
I made a mistake.
>> Nick: We've made lots of
mistakes with each other over
the years, and we always forgive
each other, right?
This time will be no different.
So, whatever you're
holding onto, I'm right here.
You're safe.
It's you and me, and I will do
whatever I can to help you.
>> Cameron: Be careful there.
Don't let Mr. Warm and Fuzzy
convince you that it's okay
to drop your guard and spill
your guts.
Yeah, you might feel better
for a couple of minutes, but
then you will be screwed loyally
for the rest of your life.
>> Sharon: Go away.
I don't need you anymore.
>> Cameron: Yeah, yeah,
you keep saying that.
But I think you're forgetting
something.
I'm the one who has guided you
every step of the way.
I'm the one who is making sure
you get the life that you want.
So knock it off, all right?
Because you'd be an idiot
to cut me loose right now.
>> Sharon: I am not this person.
This is not me.
I am a good person.
>> Cameron: Oh! I get it.
You think that telling Nick is
somehow gonna fix everything,
yeah? That maybe you can start
blubbering a little bit,
telling him that you never,
never meant to kill Heather.
And then what? You think he'll
just like come to your rescue?
That is exactly
the wrong approach here.
>> Sharon: I don't wanna do
this anymore.
>> Cameron: What,
you think I do?
But what choice do I have, huh?
You are weak, Sharon.
You are weak, and you're
clearly too lovesick
to see straight.
If I wasn't watching over you,
you'd confess everything.
And not just in this sad little
fantasy world of yours,
you'd do it in cold,
hard reality.
And you do that, honey,
you are done.
>> Danny: What is it, son?
Whatever you need, I'm here.
>> Daniel: Thanks, Dad.
>> Danny: And I've already
talked to my management team,
and we're all set to cancel
the rest of the tour so I can
fly home and give you
and Lucy all the support
that you need.
>> Daniel: No, that's the last
thing I want you to do.
>> Danny: Why not?
It's really not a problem.
>> Daniel: Actually, you know,
you'd probably be more help
to us if you just stay
where you are.
>> Danny: I'm sorry,
I don't understand.
>> Daniel: I'm worried about
Lucy.
You know, she already seems
so lost. She's already
struggling with so much.
I need to try and, you know,
protect her from dealing
with what's ahead.
>> Danny: What's ahead, exactly?
>> Daniel: I would like to send
her out to stay with you
on tour for a few weeks.
I mean, I know that she loves
music, she loves you,
and she could definitely use
the distraction to get out
of this place.
>> Danny: You know that I would
be thrilled to have Lucy
with me, but you need to answer
a question first.
What is the situation, and why
the sudden turn for the worst?
>> Daniel: There's evidence that
Heather's death
wasn't an accident.
>> Danny: She was murdered?
I don't understand.
What happened?
Do the police--
Do they have any suspects?
>> Daniel: Oh yeah, yeah,
they've got one.
>> Danny: Well, that's a good
thing, isn't it?
>> Daniel: No, because
the person they're targeting is
being framed.
>> Danny: Okay, this is getting
crazier. All right, look,
what can I do to help?
>> Daniel: I really appreciate
it if maybe you could talk
to Christine and see if
she could come back here
to defend the prime suspect.
>> Danny: Oh, my God.
The suspect is you, isn't it?
>> Phyllis: Sharon repeatedly
attacked Daniel and Heather
for weeks.
How is she not a suspect?
>> Chance: She came forward
voluntarily about seeing Heather
the night she died.
She already told us.
>> Phyllis: Okay,
a little too late.
>> Chance: She was broken up
about it, so she didn't want
to add to Daniel's grief.
>> Phyllis: And you believe
that?
>> Chance: Look, hey, last time
Sharon did not do this.
There is zero concrete evidence
that she played a role
in Heather's death.
>> Phyllis: I just listed
all the evidence for you.
>> Chance: I think your
relationship with Sharon is
coloring your opinion.
>> Phyllis: And I think
your desire to see Sharon as
a saint is coloring yours.
>> Chance: Okay.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, you're a
little biased, officer.
Should you even be
on this case?
>> Chance: Look, I understand
you're upset.
>> Phyllis: Does Summer know
you're acting like you are
railroading her brother.
>> Chance: Phyllis, Phyllis,
this is not personal, okay?
I'm doing my job.
I gather evidence,
I analyze it, I follow where
it leads, that's it.
[ phone pinging ]
Give me a second. Yeah.
Yeah, what'd you find out?
Thanks for getting that done
quickly.
>> Chance: Okay, great, yeah,
text that to me, will you?
All right, thanks.
>> Phyllis: Is that the result?
After the search of Daniel's
apartment?
Is there some proof that
can prove his innocence?
Is there anything?
>> Chance: All I can say is
we've made some progress, yes.
>> Phyllis: Okay, I'm begging
you. Please, Chance, please
just tell me something.
>> Chance: You'll know
soon enough.
>> Phyllis: Is that bad news?
Is it bad news?
Is it good news?
Chance, Chance!
>> Daniel: So, you know,
I could really use
Christine's help.
>> Danny: This is crazy.
Of course, you didn't
kill Heather.
>> Daniel: Yeah, well,
all the evidence says otherwise.
For whatever reason, someone's
trying to set me up.
>> Danny: Who could possibly
wanna kill her and then try
to frame you for it?
>> Daniel: I don't have any
answers. I mean, my priority
right now is getting Lucy
out of town.
The last thing she needs to see
is her old man accused
of murdering her mom and then
see me in cuffs, on trial,
behind bars.
>> Danny: It's never gonna get
that far.
>> Daniel: Well, I have
to prepare myself in case
it does.
>> Danny: Daniel, where is Lucy
right now? Is she at home?
>> Daniel: No.
The police told us that
our home was a crime scene,
so we were ordered to vacate
the premises.
We're staying over at the club
while they finish conducting
their forensic search.
>> Danny: Okay,
this is insanity.
>> Daniel: You know what
the worst part about it is, Dad?
The worst part is I have
to listen to her at night.
You know, I have to listen
to her cry.
And she does it when she thinks
that I'm asleep
and I can't hear her,
but I can. You know, I can hear
her crying her tears, and all
I wanna do is throw my arms
around her and tell her that
everything's gonna be okay,
but I don't know.
I mean, at this moment,
that just doesn't seem possible.
>> Danny: No, it is not
impossible, Daniel.
Okay, you have the truth
on your side.
You have me, you have people
that love you, people that
believe in you, and I'm getting
on the next flight home.
>> Daniel: No.
>> Danny: I'm not gonna let you
deal with this alone.
>> Daniel: You wanna help me?
Say that you'll bring Lucy
on tour with you and that
you'll keep her safe.
>> Danny: Daniel, there's
something you haven't factored
into this, how stubborn
your daughter can be.
And knowing what you're up
against, she's not gonna just
leave you alone.
>> Daniel: It's not
her choice to make.
>> Danny: Son, you have to think
good and hard about this.
>> Daniel: I have thought about
this. It's all I have thought
about is how to keep Lucy safe.
And the only answer that
I've come to is getting her
as far away from this place as
possible with someone I trust.
Listen to me, whoever killed
Heather and whoever is setting
me up, that person is still
out there.
You know, I'm worried that
they just might not be done
with our family.
So, please tell me
that you'll take her.
>> Danny: Yes, yes, of course
I will.
>> Daniel: Thank you.
>> Danny: I'll call Cricket
the second we get off the phone,
but Daniel, you need to answer
a question first.
What exactly is this evidence
the police have against you?
>> Daniel: Well, let's just say
it's solid enough that
I'm expecting a knock on my door
at any moment.
So, maybe tell Christine,
get here as fast as she can.
>> Sharon: Nick knows me.
He knows that I would never
kill an innocent person.
He will help me through this.
>> Cameron: Mm. Fantasy Nick
might do that, but reality Nick,
I'm not so sure.
I got a feeling when you start
telling him about wrapping
Heather's dead body in a sheet,
dragging her down the steps
and dumping her in the river,
he's gonna be backing towards
the door.
And then when you top it all
off with the fact that you've
now figured out a way to frame
Daniel for the whole thing,
well, do you really think
he's gonna come racing
to your rescue?
>> Sharon: I want you gone.
>> Cameron: The answer
to my question is no,
Sharon, he won't.
I'm the one rescuing you.
Me, not Nick, me.
I'm the one trying to get you
the future that you deserve.
I mean, come on, do you
honestly believe for one second
that he's not gonna do
the right thing and go straight
to the cops?
Then, where are you gonna be,
huh?
In an eight by ten foot cell
for the rest of your life.
That's where.
>> Sharon: Maybe I should take
my chances.
I'm in this situation because
I let you in my head.
This needs to end now.
I need to make things right.
>> Cameron: You don't wanna
do that, Sharon.
Trust me, you do not
wanna do that.
You need me, you need me.
>> Nick: Whenever you're ready
to talk, I'm right here.
>> Sharon: I do.
[ knocks on door ]
Nick?
>> Nick: What's wrong?
>> Sharon: I can't do this.
I can't take it anymore.
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