- This cannot be happening. - I wish it weren't, Kyle.
Patty told you all this, that Mom had some kind
of mental breakdown, and she made arrangements
- for Mom to get care? - Allegedly in a clinic,
though Patty won't confirm exactly where she is.
And now Patty's blackmailing you into being with her
in order to keep Mom safe.
Dad, this is sick! This is a nightmare!
Quintessential Patty Williams, I'm afraid.
So do we believe her, that she actually knows where Mom is?
I can't afford to disregard what she says.
It could put your mother in even more danger.
Laurence. [sighs]
How is our patient?
Uh, don't worry. It doesn't matter
if Diane is cooperative with her treatment plan or not.
No. I'll do just fine either way.
I've put the second part of my plan in motion,
and with any luck,
I will get exactly what I want by the end of the night.
I thought you should know everything I know at this point.
And you think we have no choice but to take Patty at her word?
What's the worst that could happen
if she doesn't have Diane? She just strings me along.
It depends on the strings, Dad.
Look, your mother has been missing for days.
We haven't heard anything from her, no communication.
I think we have to proceed with the assumption
she is being held somewhere.
Yeah, and Patty may be responsible.
I don't think this is a coincidence
that Patty's taking advantage of.
No, from the beginning, I thought she was behind this.
And now she's basically admitted it.
I mean, do we think it's a bluff?
- She showed me a picture. - What, of Mom? Was she--
She seemed unharmed.
Okay, did the photo seem real? Were there any clues in it?
I didn't recognize anything, but it did seem real.
That's what happened when you went missing.
Billy got Victor's team to send him a photo
of you on the yacht, and that's how we knew he had you.
Kyle, I am so sorry you are going through
- any of this again. - Dad, it is fine.
We just have to focus. We have to find Mom.
Yes. I do not believe she had any kind of a nervous breakdown.
- Yeah, me either. - Kyle, I love your mother
very much. I will do whatever it takes
to get her back here.
I know. I know. I trust your instincts,
whatever you think you need to do.
I need to play along.
I need to negotiate with Patty.
♪♪
KYLE: You don't have to do this alone.
We can work together to find Mom.
And I would love nothing more
than to track Patty down myself and rip her to shreds.
I would like nothing more. We can't--we need Patty.
Okay, well, what about the police?
Do we contact Burrow and tell him
- what Patty revealed to us? - That was my instinct as well,
but she explicitly said not to go to the authorities.
- Oh, so she made threats. - Implied threats, yeah.
Okay, well, what else did she tell you? Anything will help.
Traci saw Patty talking to a man named Laurence Markham.
He supposedly was Patty's psychiatrist,
the man who cured her.
Well, that's some cure.
I mean, this guy can't be legit, can he?
And Traci and I checked him out. He has the credentials.
He runs a place called
the Markham Behavioral Clinic upstate,
and Patty said that he referred Diane to another doctor.
No, something's not right. I mean, we should find out
more about this guy, see if we can track him down.
But we have to be careful. Patty is unpredictable.
We can't let any more harm come to your mother.
Dad, I'm not letting Patty be in charge here.
No, you're not. I'm taking over.
How, Dad?
You're not seriously considering giving into Patty's demands
for an actual romantic relationship.
I wish there was some other way, Kyle.
There has to be. Anything but this.
This is exactly what Patty wanted
from the day she came back-- a romantic reunion.
So, what, she orchestrated Mom's disappearance
to make it happen?
Dad, I know you toyed with letting Patty think
you were interested in her
to use her to get back at Victor, but--
Victor is the one who brought her back into our lives.
If he hadn't, none of th--
I will deal with Victor when the time comes.
Yeah. And right now, the priority is Mom.
I have to spend time with Patty, get her to reveal something,
some information about where Diane is, how we get her home!
You've really made up your mind.
You're actually gonna go through with this?
It will be the performance of a lifetime.
I will give in to Patty's charms
to get what information I can from her,
and then I will turn the tables on her.
Do you really think you can fool Patty?
I am sure as hell gonna try.
Dad, I don't like you doing this alone.
What if she makes you disappear, too?
I promise you I will be careful.
Okay. Can I act as some kind of backup?
You will have a part to play.
Right now, I have to deal with Patty myself.
I don't have a choice. There is no other way.
Then we bring Mom home safe.
By any means necessary.
[cellphone rings]
There you are.
I wondered when I'd hear from you.
If you're free, I was hoping we could discuss our future.
Why don't you come by the house?
I knew you couldn't resist me.
I'll see you soon, Jack.
[guard dogs barking]
I thought we might enjoy a late-night nibble.
Well, I wasn't interested in tea and snacks earlier,
and I'm certainly not interested in whatever this is.
Well, you haven't eaten anything since you arrived,
and it's really not healthy.
What's not healthy is me being held here against my will.
- I'm sorry you feel that way. - I don't have access
to a phone, the door is locked, and you're only answering
questions that you want to. I'm a prisoner.
Well...given the severity of your breakdown,
your husband has charged me with providing you
with the best care possible.
So, that's exactly what I'm gonna do.
Mm-hmm. So if that's true,
if my husband is so worried about my mental state,
and I'm here because of that concern...
then I would like to speak to him. Now.
Please, come in.
I wasn't sure I was gonna hear from you so soon.
Well, you, uh, gave me a lot to think about.
I knew you'd change your mind.
I knew you couldn't deny our fate.
B-before we get carried away, um...
I need some assurances.
About what?
Diane. I...
I'd love to speak to her doctor,
just make sure she's progressing.
I suppose that can be arranged.
I just wanna know that she's safe
and getting the help she needs.
Understood.
But I wanna make myself clear as well, Jack.
Because once you say yes to me,
and I know you will... [chuckles]
there's no going back.
Could we make a deal?
How 'bout no more games?
Good.
Yeah. I want us both to be on the same page.
Yeah. You want a real connection.
I wanna know that this isn't
some temporary arrangement for you
while Diane recovers, and then it ends when she's better.
You see, Diane...
Her healing is gonna take a while, Jack...
and no one knows better than me.
So you are wasting your time pining for her.
It's not fair.
So what is the answer?
You let her go, forget about Diane.
Choose me.
It's true. I want it all, Jack...
your mind, your soul, your heart.
And if I can't give you all of those?
This is the only way you're gonna save Diane.
So what's it gonna be, Jack?
You gonna commit to me?
I am completely committed.
My answer...is yes.
You mean that, Jack?
You are really ready to give me
your body, your heart, your soul?
I said the words, didn't I?
I was just hoping for a little more enthusiasm.
But, Patty, Patty...
it's a big change.
I-I may need a period of adjustment.
Okay.
I do appreciate your honesty, Jack.
I don't want forced smiles...
empty words.
It's just not a way to build trust.
I agree. And thank you for understanding that.
Of course.
Of course it's gonna take time
for you to fully commit to this relationship.
But I am a very patient woman, Jack.
I've waited a long time for this.
And, frankly...
[laughs] what could be better than you and I
getting to know each other all over again?
It's practically an old-fashioned courtship.
[laughing]
Oh, my goodness! We need to-- We need to celebrate, um,
with a proper date, Jack.
A nice, quiet evening. Chez Abbott.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no.
No, now that we are officially a couple,
we are going to take our romance
into the light of day, mm,
not hidden away, uh, like you're ashamed of me.
- You're not, are you? - No.
No, no, no, I just think it's a little late for dinner.
Well, you can take me out for a real drink.
[giggling]
Oh, Jack. It'll be lovely, just the two of us
cozying up to a cocktail, candlelight.
How can you say no?
Do I have a choice?
I know you thinksaving Diane is your end game,
but, Jack...
she's getting the help she desperately needs.
You gotta believe me. And...
while she's healing...
let me help you heal.
All I need you to do is focus on me,
focus on us.
Jack, this is gonna be amazing.
Focus. Instead of focusing on a woman
who could never love you the way I do.
I sympathize with your need to wanna get clarification
from your husband,
but I think it would be the worst possible course of action.
Why am I not surprised you're refusing to let me call him?
It's nothing nefarious. I just think that given...
that most of your ranting was directed at your husband,
just hearing Jack's voice could trigger
the same emotions that led to your breakdown.
I have not had a breakdown! I am perfectly sane!
[scoffs] I-I just... I just need to go home.
- We talked about this. - I know. I know.
I know, and...
and you said you found me on the side of--of some road
having a nervous breakdown and that...
and that when you talked to Jack about it,
he made the very wise decision to stash me here.
But the only problem with the story
is that it didn't happen.
Then how did you get here?
I don't know.
We often block our most painful memories
as a way of protecting ourselves
till we can better deal with them emotionally.
I have not blocked anything.
For all I know, I was drugged.
Diane, you're a strong woman, so it's easier to deny facts,
to speculate about alternate scenarios,
than to admit any kind of weakness.
All right, for the last time,
I am in full possession of my senses.
And all five of them are telling me
that you are lying through your teeth.
As long as we're being honest with each other,
I...I can't just erase Diane from my memory,
from my life.
Jack, I don't expect you to erase her
from your thoughts.
Well, thank you for understanding that.
I just need to see you trying.
Okay, then you need to accept that I made a vow
to protect her in sickness and in health, and to that end,
I need to speak to her doctor about her care.
Okay. That's fair.
I'll get in touch with my doctor and...
I'll get you the information you need.
Laurence Markham?
Dr. Laurence Markham, yes.
And you swear to me he's not the same man
that is holding--treating Diane?
As much as I want her to get
the same stellar treatment I did, Jack,
it is a conflict of interest...
given our complicated history.
I mean, you must see that.
Yeah, I-I can see that, and as long as we're being honest,
you are keeping your end of the deal too.
Diane comes to no harm.
I'm a woman of my word.
And you need to honor yours.
You've got, uh, a nosy sister and a son that live here.
I mean, you didn't disclose any information about this--
You have my word this is completely between us.
Jack...
I know you're worried, and you have your doubts.
But you'll see.
You will see that this is all gonna be
beyond your wildest expectations.
This is just the beginning.
Shall we go? Mm, all this talk about our future
has me thirsty.
What are youdoing here? What is shedoing here?
I can explain.
That you're throwing her out, I hope.
This may come as a shock to you,
but your father and I, we are seeing each other.
- No, that's impossible. - No, it's fate and, uh,
I'm afraid you might be seeing more of me around here.
And I might make a few changes as well.
The hell you will! What is going on?
Ah, well...
Jack here has had a, uh,
change of heart.
It turns out
our night on the yacht was
much more than it looked like.
You drugged him!
That night rekindled something
for both of us.
And, well, your father now, um,
there's a possibility of having a future with him.
Isn't that right, Jack?
Your mother appears to have left us for good.
I can't change that. I can move forward with my life.
No, that is not possible.
I don't believe for a second that Mom walked out on us,
not after she fought so hard to be here,
to be a part of thisfamily.
The onlyreason she isn't here
is because of you.
So what the hell have you done with my mother, Patty?
LAURENCE: I'm sorry this is so difficult for you.
Because you're lying!
I mean, yes, it is true that I'm angry with Jack
and--and that he broke my heart,
but I absolutely did not lose my mind.
Diane, there's no judgment here.
There's no shame in the implied weakness
of having a psychotic break.
That I conveniently don't remember.
...is a common defense mechanism.
Once we transfer you to the clinic,
your therapist is gonna work with you there
to chip away at that wall
so that you can better face what actually happened.
And that will be the first step in your healing.
Well, maybe the first step in my healing
could be for you to let me leave.
You have suffered a traumatic emotional event.
The longer you deny that reality,
the harder it's gonna be.
How do I know that you're even a real doctor?
I have dedicated my life to helping people
regain their mental health.
All I'm trying to do is give you the same clarity.
Your cooperation will go a long way
to making that happen.
But there are a number of options
as to how to best effectuate that.
What is that supposed to mean?
It means that if talk therapy doesn't work,
there are other methods we can employ to help...
you avoid those uncomfortable thoughts.
- KYLE: You haven't answered me. - JACK: Kyle, calm down!
What have you done with her?
Your mother has made her choice. We need to make ours.
What, and that includes seeing the crazy woman
- who probably had her kidnapped? - Enough of that talk.
Jack, it's all right, it's all right, you know?
We're all adapting to a new reality.
It might be better for all of us
that happens sooner rather than later.
This needs to end now.
Whatever she has convinced you to do--
Has she drugged you again?
No. I am of sound mind and body.
I have been trying for how long to get Diane to forgive me,
to move back. She has refused!
Now I need to move on with mylife.
But with Patty? Dad, we don't even know where Mom is,
and you expect me to believe that you're moving on
- with that psycho? - Pattyand I...
our story is not over,
and I am committed to seeing where we can take this.
Now, if you'll excuse us,
we were about to go out for cocktails.
Enjoy the rest of your evening.
[door closes]
You claim I'm a patient in your care,
which--which means I have rights.
- You do. - Okay, so why don't you
tell me about this clinic you're transferring me to?
Where is it? Who runs it?
Um, who will my doctor be?
There will be plenty of time
to answer all these questions later,
but in the meantime...
...you really do need to eat something.
It's really good.
You should try some.
I already said I'm not hungry.
You haven't eaten since you got here,
um, and as per my agreement with your husband,
I am responsible for not only your mental health
but your physical well-being as well.
If you don't eat something soon of your own volition,
I'll have no choice but to...
figure out another method
to help ensure that your body is nourished.
Fine.
I'll eat.
What you did back at the house, it was wonderful, Jack.
What did I do?
You defended my honor.
W-well, Kyle has to understand that things have shifted,
that--that we have a connection.
Well, you stood up for me.
For us.
And it made me believe that I could trust you.
I haven't, uh, had that...
kind of kindness in a very long time, Jack,
so thank you.
Well, let me-- let me, uh, buy you a drink
or anything else that catches your eye.
You are such a gentleman.
I will never get tired of your charm.
[giggles] Ooh!
How 'bout oysters?
I've found their reputation as an aphrodisiac
well-founded.
I think oysters might make me ill.
Ah, too soon for seafood
after our adventure on the lake?
- Yeah. Something like that. - All right, well,
we'll, uh, skip the surf and just go with the turf.
LAURENCE: Excellent.
I'm just happy you still have your appetite.
Uh, could you please not talk to me like I'm a 12-year-old
who just ate their broccoli?
So I can't offer you some dessert?
Chocolate ice cream.
- No, thank you. - [murmurs] All right.
What I would like, however,
are some answers to a few of my questions.
For instance, when is the transfer
to this other facility supposed to take place?
I'll be making all the arrangements in the morning.
Well, I need supplies.
I mean, I don't have any toiletries.
I don't have a change of clothes.
Lucky for you, I've anticipated all your needs.
There you go.
I was ready for a cocktail,
but, uh, since we are on top of the world, Jack,
I think we should celebrate with a bottle of their best bubbly.
Why not?
- What's going on? - What does it look like?
I'm having a date with your uncle.
- A date? - Yes, a date.
Um, Iwould love a double order of the caviar
with all the fixings,
and Jack will have a filet, rare.
And we would also like a bottle of your best bubbly.
Is there a problem?
Can I speak to you for a moment in private, please?
It's fine, Jack. It's not like this isn't going
to happen all over town at first.
- Just don't be too long. - Excuse me.
What are you doing? Why the hell
are you with that crazy woman? Have you lost your mind?
You've...thought of everything.
If there's anything else you need, let me know.
What I need...
is to get home to my family.
But I can't do that, because you're holding me here.
- As a patient. - As a prisoner!
In--in your own home,
which--which makes me think there's something really...
personal about all of this.
Who--who are you?
And what is this all about?
- Look, I can explain. - I hope so.
Because you and Patty-- I can't unsee it.
[loudly] Diane left me.
I know, and I'm sorry. I heard about that.
I know how much you love her.
That's why none of this makes sense.
You can't possibly be on a date with Patty Williams.
Between the two of us,
I suspect Patty knows where Diane is.
So you're doing this so you can get some sort of hint
- on Diane's location? - Yes, something like that.
Look, as unsettling as all this is,
you'd be doing me a big favor
by not making too big a deal of this.
She's the one chance I have of finding Diane,
and I don't want to upset her.
Okay, I guess I will...
trust that you know what you're doing,
and I won't let my head explode
when I bring our best bottle of champagne.
Thank you.
Uncle Jack.
This whole thing with Diane...
it's temporary.
She loves you. I know she does.
And she's gonna come to her senses and come home.
I hope with everything in me that that is the case.
As unsettled as you may be by present events,
don't let your mind veer from the facts that...
I'm here to help you.
There's no plot against you.
And there's no scheme to harm you.
And I'm just supposed to take your word for that?
I'm sorry you see me as the enemy
when all I'm trying to do is help you.
Which is what I fully intend to do,
whether you like it or not.
[door opens and closes]
- [guard dogs barking] - [whispering] Oh, God.
Thank you.
- Was she horrible to you? - No.
Abby's just concerned, and you can't blame her.
I assured my niece that what we have is...
what we have.
That's vague. But I'll accept it.
I think you really just need to relax, loosen up,
and, uh, maybe you can enjoy the two of us being together.
[chuckles]
Our finest bottle of champagne.
Oh, well,
it's definitely not a premier vintage, but it will do.
[sighs]
Would you like to do the honors?
Happily. Happily.
- [pop] - Ooh!
A sigh of a contented woman.
Well, I'm not surprised, Jack. You do have fabulous hands.
[chuckles]
Well...
here is to a wonderful, new romantic adventure.
Cheers.
Well?
Well, what?
Don't you have a toast for me, Jack?
Here's to everyone getting what they deserve.
[glasses clink]
Jack.
Come on, man, what-- what the hell's going on?
Whatever has you angry with me right now will have to wait.
We have other important things to discuss.
Okay, does that have anything to do with the fact
that Abby saw you having dinner with Patty, sipping champagne?
You know, the woman who held you captive
- and blew up your marriage? - Yes, as a matter of fact,
Patty is the object of conversation.
Don't get any ideas, okay? We're not going on a double date.
I'm not gonna expose my pregnant fiancée
- to that level of crazy. - Okay, Abby clearly told you.
Did our niece also share with you
that I think Patty knows where Diane is?
No. I didn't really give her enough time to go that deep.
Well, that's kind of a critical part of the story.
Okay, so what does that mean?
- Jack, is Diane in danger? - I will give you
the answers you need once the family's all here.
Fine. You look like hell, by the way.
Which is how I have felt since I came to on that yacht,
only it's gotten worse.
Hey. You ready for this?
Do I really have a choice?
BILLY: Oh, you told Kyle. That's good to know.
Billy, it's not a contest. Jack will get to it.
- He called us here for a reason. - ABBY: Hi.
- I came as soon as I could. - JACK: Thanks, Abby.
Everybody have a seat.
I spoke to my mom on the way over.
She hates that she can't be here.
Well, it's probably better that she's not here.
And this time calls for cool heads.
Well, that's good to know. We will all comply.
Appreciate the vote of confidence, sister.
[Traci chuckles]
Okay. We are listening.
We all know about Patty Williams's fixations.
Obsession, don't you mean?
Well, her obsession right now is still with me.
All these years later?
Well, my mom would gladly tear her apart.
It's a good thing she's not here.
Dad has, uh made some decisions.
Patty is more determined than ever to get what she wants,
and I have decided the safest plan, the surest path...
is to let Patty think that she is calling the shots
until I can turn the tables on her.
Okay, I think I might be missing something.
So you've decided that you're going to appease Patty,
but you haven't said why.
BILLY: It's a good question.
This seems like a lot just to keep Patty in line,
so I'm gonna ask you again.
Is Diane in danger?
From what Dad says, Patty knows where Mom is.
And Patty planned all of this.
KYLE: Patty says Mom had some sort of nervous breakdown.
And that she is currently in treatment.
- We have no idea where. - Oh, my God,
hearing this makes my blood run cold.
- Patty's out of control. - And she's ridiculous.
I mean, she was so ridiculous last night.
She and Uncle Jack came into Society,
and she ordered champagne because she wanted to celebrate.
TRACI: Celebrate? What, torturing this family again?
All right. You suspected this all along,
and now she's confirmed it. The police have to know.
Detective Burrow is looking into it,
but he has to be subtle so as not to draw Patty's attention.
'Cause Patty will go ballistic if she thinks
- someone is on to her. - Exactly.
And she doesn't care who she hurts. She never has,
- and she never will. - Okay, would Patty really--
Eliminate Diane from the equation altogether?
I have to play this as if the answer is yes.
- Which means what? - If I agree to Patty's terms,
then Diane stays safely locked away,
"safely" being the key word here.
So what are those terms, Jack?
That I begin a romantic relationship with Patty.
Patty is blackmailing you into dating her?
She doesn't see it that way.
No, of course not. Patty only sees what she wants to see,
and Diane is the one who's gonna have to pay the price.
Patty believes with everything in her
that we have some kind of eternal connection.
Yeah, because of what happened on the boat.
Right, where she had to spike your drink
in order to "strengthen" that eternal connection.
Poor Diane. She was so upset at the beginning of all this.
She must be close to panic now.
And has Patty given you no indication of her whereabouts?
How did she get Diane? Is there even a point in asking?
She got Diane because I took my eye off of her.
Off Diane or Patty?
Both, I suppose. But I should never have let Diane
- move into the Club. - KYLE: There was no way
- to stop her, Dad. - I can't help but wonder
if Patty has been planning this all along,
to drive a wedge between Diane and me
and then isolate Diane somewhere.
Shoulda threw her overboard when I had the chance.
Could this be a bluff?
I mean, could Patty have nothing to do with Diane's absence,
and she's just taking advantage of it?
Is that wishful thinking?
What we know is that Patty's claims for rehabilitation
are all lies, and she is even more unhinged than she ever was.
And she's dangerous.
So if she has Diane, which we have to believe she does,
we have to be so careful.
So you keep Patty distracted and we go find Diane?
No, no, no, no, no. You all stay out of the line of fire.
That's not a reassuring way of telling us to stay out of it.
What I mean by that is I will work with Patty
to get what information I can out of her,
but the only way to do that is to agree to her demands.
BILLY: A relationship with Patty.
The two of you are gonna date? Is she gonna drug you
every night in order for you to tolerate that?
TRACI: Billy, nobody's happy about this,
- least of all Jack. - We're jumping way ahead here.
And Dad knows better than to drink anything she hands him.
What happens when she figures that out?
Because he's actually not interested in her.
That's a really reasonable question.
How are you going to protect yourself?
You don't have to worry about me, Traci.
- We all worry. - I am going into this
with my eyes wide open. I will watch my back.
Yeah, we'll watch your back, too,
but Patty can't honestly think she's gonna get away with this.
You will do whatever it takes not to tip Patty off.
Basic reality will tip her off, Jack.
Does Patty have a concept of reality?
She thinks you're gonna fall in love with her?
I mean, that's what she wants, I assume.
No, that's what she believes, that Dad is going to accept
that they're meant to be.
So you're gonna fake fall in love with Patty
in order to toy with her emotions?
You bet your ass I will.
Anything I have to do to get Diane back,
to save the woman I love.
Traci, I can pull this off.
You hope.
Patty is sounpredictable.
Yet her goal with me is the same as it has been
since we met each other all those years ago.
She wants my devotion.
She knows you're only doing this for Diane.
She can't possiblythink that you would wanna be with her.
She thinks we are meant to be.
All it will take is time and proximity,
and I will eventually come around.
And not to put too fine of a point on it,
but Patty is sure Dad doesn't find her repulsive.
Because of what happened on the yacht?
- He was drugged. - Well, that's where Patty
thought the truth was actually gonna come out.
I mean, that's ridiculous and despicable.
Yet, it is how she thinks.
While Dad keeps Patty busy, Burrow will look for Mom.
Very low-key, nothing that could tip her off.
JACK: Look, it's as simple as this.
Dealing with Patty is the fastest way
for me to get to Diane!
And save her from whatever Patty has planned.
I don't like this.
What, you think I do?
There are so many ways this could go terriblywrong.
And not just for you and Diane.
If there is an innocent bystander that Patty sees,
- she will not hesitate-- - Which is why
I have to move quickly so that no one else gets hurt.
KYLE: Look, Dad and I have talked this through.
I don't like it either, but he's right.
We don't have any time to waste,
so he has to pretend to give her what she wants.
Which is you.
I have to convince Patty
she has me exactly where she wants me
and while she thinks she is calling the shots,
I will do whatever I can
to save Diane from whatever hell Patty has put her in
and bring her home!
Okay, so Diane is strong, and she is resilient.
Patty has met her match, for sure.
Well, that's very true.
Patty probably thinks this is gonna go her way.
Which is what we want her to think.
Exactly. And between you and Diane,
she's gonna get an epic lesson in failure.
And then Patty can go right back out of our lives.
I know you're all worried.
I know that noneof this is normal.
But I appreciate the support.
We are behind you, Jack. Just tell us what you need.
There is one thing.
Name it.
Traci, this affects you and Kyle the most.
Okay, we can handle it. Say the word.
Patty wants to move into the house.
Thank God my mom isn't here.
And she wants everyone else to move out.
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