Borderline Murder

HEARTBEAT

MAN: I'm in. I'm doing it!

How long has this been?

SECOND MAN: Try!

HEARTBEAT STOPS

It's about time.

You can handle the body?

Yes.

GRUNTING

GRUNTING

PLASTIC RUSTLING

PLASTIC RUSTLING

HE GASPS

BELL RINGS

MUSIC PLAYING

INDISTINCT CHATTER

Yay! Yay!

Oh, my God. That was tough.

Do you think you passed?

I don't know. Guess I'll find out in a couple weeks.

OK, let's do a shot, right?

Ah...I think I'll have a beer.

Seriously?

Yes. Why?

Boring.

I heard Kevin's coming. Oy.

He's hot, and he likes you. What more do you want?

Plus you're not getting any younger.

CELL PHONE RINGING

Ouch.

Oh, sorry. Hold on one second.

Hey, Mom?

Mom?

Mom, I can't talk to you if you're not going to say anything.

SHE SOBS

Are you OK? What's going on?

I got a call about Halie.

What is it now?

Can you come home?

Mom, I can't come right now.

Can I come by first thing tomorrow?

OK.

I'll come by tomorrow, OK?

BEEP

Ohh.

Mom, seriously.

You cannot get yourself worked up like this.

A friend of Halie's called from Texas,

a Jenny something.

I guess they work together at a bar in Laredo.

She thinks something bad might have happened.

Mom, how many times have we been through this before with Halie?

It's different this time, Abbey.

I mean it. Even when she's off getting high, she always checks in.

I get phone calls in the middle of the night. You know what it's like.

I haven't heard from her in three weeks, not a peep.

I've left messages and e-mails... nothing back.

Well, that is unusual, but...

Yeah. Now, with her friend calling,

I know something's happened.

I'm sure everything is OK.

If your father were alive,

he'd have been out there weeks ago.

SHE SNIFFS

I know things aren't good between the two of you,

but, Abbey, she's your sister, your blood.

She needs your help. I need your help.

I'll look into it, OK?

Thank you.

Oh, how... how was the exam?

It was fine.

Hey, Tim. It's Abbey.

Ah, it's been a while.

I'm actually headed out to Texas.

Let's catch up.

Halie? Abbey.

Like the fifth time. Call me back.

STEADY BEEPING

There. Mira. Nothing to it.

A few sutures, and we're done.

Preguntas?

No, Doctor.

Good.

Are you ready to give it a try?

Si. KNOCK ON DOOR

Paco?

No lo encontramos.

The body?

Go out there and find that little punk.

Halie?

Hello?

Hello?

Halie?

Halie?

What in the world?

OK.

MOM: For plastic surgery?

I'll have it back to you in no time.

Ohh. I...I don't know.

You know I've been doing good, you know, staying clean.

Yeah, I know.

This is just going to help me get ahead, you know?

SHE SIGHS

I swear I will have it back to you before you know it's gone.

Halie, that's not the point.

You don't need that stuff.

You don't.

ABBEY: Hi.

What's going on?

Nothing.

Mom?

Halie, there's no more money.

We talked about this.

It's different this time, Abbey. Butt out.

I know it's different, and the answer's still no.

It's not your money. It's nothing to do with you.

This has nothing to do with me?

I...I am trying to do something good here.

Save it, Halie.

Don't you think that you have done enough damage to this family?

Abbey. Mom!

It's got to stop.

You have done way more damage than I have,

Miss High And Mighty,

too good for your own father.

You broke his heart when you dropped out.

How dare you?

Yeah, the truth hurts, doesn't it?

At least I didn't snort my family's savings up my nose.

That's enough, girls.

Unbelievable.

We have carried you for so many years.

It ends now. Choke on it.

We're done. No problem.

We're done, Halie.

Don't come back here asking for handouts.

MOM: Halie.

DOOR CLOSES

BEEP

ROBOTIC VOICE: You have two messages. That's weird.

ABBEY'S VOICE: Hey, Halie. It's me again,

Um...trying you. So...call me back.

BEEP

Halie, Abbey.

Like the fifth time. Call me back.

BEEP

ROBOTIC VOICE: End of messages.

Hi. Who are you?

I'm Halie's sister.

And you? Building manager.

Where's Halie?

Ah...I'm not sure.

Have you seen her around?

I'm not her keeper.

Not short on charm, either.

Is there anything that I can do for you?

Rent's due in a few days.

Well...

until then.

The sister's here.

BEEP

Deputy Corbin, please.

ENGINE STARTS

RADIO PLAYING SOFTLY

Tim.

Long time.

Yeah, tell me about it.

So... cryptic message out of the blue...

It's not really your style.

Yeah. Sorry about that.

Unexpected trip.

How about for you, hon?

Uh, I'm OK. Just coffee, please?

What brings you to Laredo?

I am looking for my sister.

Your sister?

Remember Halie?

Sure. She lives here now?

Yeah, for, uh...

I guess, like, the last year?

Things seem to be going OK.

She's working at some place called Ray's,

keeping her nose clean.

Thank you.

The strip club?

There's only one Ray's in town.

Oh, wow. Uh...

Yeah. I guess that would explain the wigs and the clothes.

Oh, Halie.

And she's missing?

I'm not sure.

Something's not right, you know?

I just have that feeling.

That's what would have made you a good cop.

Nah. It's in your blood.

You were one of the tough ones coming out of the academy...

Till you bailed.

So what are you doing instead.

Um, I just took the bar exam.

That's close enough, I guess.

So you need my help?

Maybe.

I'm going to poke around a little bit,

see if I can come up with anything.

You should file a missing persons.

Yeah. I don't know that she's missing, you know?

It'll get her picture out there. It couldn't hurt.

Thanks, Tim.

Us blue dogs have to stick together.

ROCK MUSIC PLAYING

MAN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY ON PA

CHEERS AND WHISTLING

MAN: Come on, baby!

Can I help you?

Hi. Are you Ray?

Are you looking for work?

If I was?

Then I'm Ray.

SHE SCOFFS

Do you have a girl who works here named Halie Morgan?

I have a lot of girls who work here.

Right.

Well...ahem.

Maybe this will help.

Yeah, Halie. Right.

I'm looking for her.

And you are?

I'm her sister.

OK.

Yeah, I can see it now.

So...is she around?

No, she doesn't work here any more.

Oh.

When's the last time you saw her?

I couldn't really say.

Take a guess.

Maybe a month. Maybe longer.

Um...do you mind if I talk to some of the girls?

You a cop?

No.

Unless you plan on buying a drink,

you might want to go ahead and get out of here.

OK.

Thanks for your time.

CELL PHONE RINGING

Hey, Mom.

MOM: So?

I just got into town today.

I'm at Halie's place now.

She's not there?

No, but that doesn't mean much.

SHE EXHALES

Don't get upset, Mom. We don't know anything yet.

I'll call you tomorrow with an update, OK?

OK.

Love you.

You too, hon.

ZIPPER

"Michael."

"Michael O'Hare, journalist."

ROCK MUSIC PLAYING

So...

Are we set? For?

Hips, lips, and cheekbones.

I want to look like a young Diana Ross.

You have something for me?

Your ticket.

Bus leaves at 8:00 AM be on it.

CELL PHONE RINGING

Give me a second, will you, sweetheart?

We have a situation with the errand boy, Paco.

What?

He panicked and disappeared.

The body?

The body is not where it should be.

Listen, Victor.

We cannot be connected.

Do you understand? Don't worry about it. I will take care of it.

We cannot be connected!

I said I will take care of it.

Victor? Victor?

SPEAKS SPANISH

One for the road?

So is Bella a done deal?

Your cut is the least of your worries.

We have a situation.

DOOR OPENS

Hello?

Oh. I have...

her picture as well.

Great.

Have you ever heard of a local reporter named Michael O'Hare?

Eh, he's a bit of a quack.

But he makes for a good read.

Do you know anything about the, um...

the border clinics that he's been writing about?

Oh, yeah, unfortunately, I do.

It's the curse of a border town.

Is that something that you guys focus on?

No, not really.

You know, it's not a priority.

Hmm.

I found this envelope at Halie's apartment.

I guess she was gathering some information.

There was a brochure on plastic surgery

with names and costs and...

Hmm. That's interesting.

Be perfectly honest with you,

we have our hands full with guns going out and drugs coming in.

Yeah, of course.

You bring the package by,

and I'll see if I can help.

Sure.

OK. Sign here.

All right. Let me process this.

You know...

I would love to find that O'Hare guy.

Seriously?

All right. Well, he's always moving around,

but he filed a few death threats,

so we have the addresses.

You did not get this from me.

No.

Al, can you pull Michael O'Hare's addresses

and give them to Abbey?

Thanks.

You keep checking in.

Yeah. Will do.

DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES

Hey, excuse me.

Hey.

Wait.

Stay back! Are you Michael O'Hare?

Not another step. I mean it.

I'll use it. Who do you work for?

I don't work for anybody. My name's...

I saw you at the apartment

and meeting with the deputy.

You've been following me?

Damn straight.

Look. I'm not sitting on the apartment, OK?

I'm staying there.

I'm Abbey Morgan. I'm Halie's older sister.

Can we put the mini-mace away now, please?

Is it the death threats that have you living like a transient?

No. I've been getting death threats

ever since my first expose on border clinics a couple years ago.

That just fuels my writing.

It's when they actually follow through with

those death threats that's got me spooked.

Seriously?

Yeah. Last year, a couple scary-looking Mexican guys

came by my place and roughed me up a bit,

made it very clear that I was to stop.

So did you stop?

I did for a bit.

But I was getting anonymous letters

from people who have been hurt and cheated.

So how does my sister fit into all of this?

I've been going to the club looking for an insider.

She had heard about a couple of the girls going to Mexico

to get really cheap surgery.

She's thinking about doing the same thing.

So, what, you sent her undercover?

No. We had only talked a couple times.

She just seemed sympathetic to the stories that I was telling her.

MUSIC PLAYING, WHISTLING

Did you bring the letters?

Like you're giving me a tip.

Are you sure you're down for this?

Yeah.

Since she was already exploring surgical options,

I simply asked her to pass on information.

Right.

This is for you.

I knew she'd come through.

When's the last time you saw her?

I'd say about a month ago now.

I leave tomorrow.

How are you feeling?

A bit nervous, but...

I'm sure that's normal.

Everything I've gathered so far

is in an envelope at my place.

Got my blue card today.

Blue card?

Yeah.

It's the key to getting on the bus and over the border.

When I get back,

I should have everything you need.

If anything should go wrong...

It won't.

You'll be fine.

So were you two...

No. Like I said, we only talked a couple times.

And you haven't talked to her since?

No. Waited about a week or so.

I figured she needed time to recover.

I went looking for her at the club,

watched her place, and nothing.

So she may have never come back from Mexico?

I've been waiting for the right moment to look for that envelope,

but they've been sitting on her place.

Wretched landlady.

Figured there's got to be something in there that might be a clue.

My sister is a bit of a scatterbrain.

This is good.

Why? Does anything look familiar?

This clinic, I called a couple times and just got the machine.

I've never been able to zone in

on who's involved for the medical community on this end.

There's some important names here.

Dr Sparks. Wow. Do you know him?

I know of him.

Looks like he did the consult.

I can't wait to break this thing wide open.

Look.

This may all be Pulitzer material for you.

All I want to do is find my sister.

Yeah.

There's somewhere I want to take you.

I don't have time to mess around.

I like your sister.

She was really kind and open with me.

Look. You don't have to do this alone.

I know the town and its people.

I can help.

OK.

Hi, Michael. Hi, Jean.

This is Abbey Morgan.

Hi. Hi.

Please, come in. Thank you.

What can I do for you?

My sister's missing.

I'm sorry to hear that.

I have a picture.

She's very pretty.

Thank you.

She went across the border to one of these clinics,

but, um...

she hasn't come back.

How awful.

Halie was collecting information for me when she disappeared.

Information? About the process.

We believe Dr Sparks is involved.

Was he your doctor as well?

Jean, I brought Abbey here

so you could share your story with her,

hoping that maybe you could lead us in the right direction.

This is not something that I'm comfortable talking about.

I understand that.

Please?

My surgery...

in Mexico...

was one of the biggest mistakes of my life.

What happened?

When my husband Bert passed away,

I...I...

really didn't think I would be interested in another, you know,

man.

But dating, and he'd been gone four years,

and I was 50.

So I thought maybe some...

cosmetic work...

you know, enhancements...

might make me more desirable.

I remember going home in a taxi,

and I was very sick and in a lot of pain.

I, uh, had strep infection,

but I was too ashamed to tell my physician.

One morning, I... I just...

I felt like my heart was going to explode.

So I called an ambulance.

The doctor said I was very lucky to survive

because my liver and my kidneys, they were failing,

and I had gone into toxic shock.

I didn't tell you this, Michael, but...

well, because I was warned not to,

but I had a visitor one afternoon.

He was a very... frightening character.

He said I was not to tell anybody what had happened

and that would be what was best for everybody.

Was Dr Sparks your consulting physician?

But he didn't perform the procedure.

Was it a Mexican physician?

Nothing was like it was supposed to be.

The clinic, the doctors...

it was all so scary.

Jean, you don't have to...

No. I'm not afraid any more.

Those weren't real surgeons.

My God.

Real surgeons wouldn't do this.

No, I want them to pay for what they did to me.

Why'd you take me there?

I had a feeling she might open up to you,

with your sister and all.

I have to go to that clinic.

The Villa Majestic?

Yeah.

I don't think that's a good idea.

If that's where my sister went,

then that's where I'm going.

Americans disappear in Mexico all the time.

It's dangerous.

You don't have to come.

Come on.

I don't care if it's dangerous.

I need to find her.

All right. Fine.

Thank you.

Abbey!

TYRES SCREECHING

Ugh. Are you OK?

Yeah. I think so.

Should I call an ambulance?

No. No. I'm OK.

Did you get his plates? No.

You've been here two days,

and they're already gunning for you.

SHE GROANS

Maybe I should follow you home.

I'm OK.

Are you sure?

7:00 AM.

CELL PHONE RINGS

Hey, you.

Tim?

Halie's apartment was ransacked.

Really?

I just got back. The door was open.

And the whole place is a wreck.

LIGHT RATTLING IN DISTANCE

Oh, my God. Someone's still here.

Abbey, get out of there.

Please hurry. Abbey...

SHE HANGS UP

Abbey? Abbey?!

Stop. Whoa.

Who the hell are you?

I, uh, I'm Jenny... Halie's friend.

Why are you trashing the place?

I didn't. I...I live across the hall.

I came over after they left.

Who's "they"?

Some guys from the club.

What club? Ray's?

Yeah.

How do I know that you didn't let them in?

It was Irena, the landlord.

I'm worried about Halie, too.

I'm the one who called her mother.

Please...

put the knife down.

Are you the one who's been looking through the blinds?

I've been wanting to talk to you.

Why haven't you?

It's hard.

They've got eyes everywhere.

And Halie isn't the first girl who's gone missing.

Then why wouldn't you stop her?

She was determined to go through with it.

And most girls come back,

and they work off the surgery in a couple months.

What do you mean, they work it off?

Well, if you can't afford it, Ray will spot you,

but you got to work it off.

Have you talked to her since she's been gone?

No.

She said if anything went wrong,

that I should call home.

She gave me your mother's number.

She said you'd come looking for her.

She always talked about her big sister.

Abbey this and Abbey that.

Shoot. I feel like I know you.

You're prettier than your pictures.

I'm sorry.

So what's your next move?

I don't know.

Look, I've been at Ray's a long time.

If you need to know how things work there.

Yeah. Maybe.

I might.

SIREN PULSES

Do you want some help?

Down on the ground!

ABBEY: Oh, it's OK. It's OK. She's a friend.

Is everything all right?

Yeah. We're all right. Um...

Just the place is a mess.

Is there anything missing?

I think I had what they were looking for.

I'm sorry to have you rush down here like that.

It's OK. I'll file a report.

It was a couple of guys from Ray's.

Right?

Jenny?

Yeah, it was.

Did they have a key?

No. Apparently the landlady let them in.

I'll talk to her.

Thank you.

Need help?

No. We got this.

OK. I'll talk to you later.

Sorry.

You got to be more careful.

SHE SIGHS

You can be replaced.

ROCK MUSIC PLAYING

MAN: Number one rule at Ray's...

Look but don't touch.

SECOND MAN: All right. All right.

And a warm welcome for Veronica.

Where's Ray?

So?

Did you find anything?

No. We trashed the place.

There was nothing there.

Is the sister backing off?

Hopefully she got the hint.

Handle it. I will.

Otherwise all of this goes away.

I got it.

The cops?

It's covered.

I'll check in with you later, OK?

You have a right to be worried.

I love you too. Bye.

Hey. Hey.

Ohh. You look tired.

You really know what to say to a lady.

Sorry.

A couple of guys from the strip club tossed Halie's apartment.

What? Are you OK?

Yeah. Tim's going to take care of it.

The deputy? Stop being so paranoid.

How did she know it was guys from ray's?

Jenny. One of the dancers who lives across the hall.

All right. You ready for this?

Yup. Let's go.

ABBEY: You OK?

Yeah. I just hate going through checkpoints.

We'll be fine.

Officer.

Go on.

Hold it together.

Thank you.

See? No problem.

Is this the right street?

Yeah, according to the map.

Maybe it's just back further on the property.

This doesn't make any sense.

Maybe we took down the wrong address.

Well, this is the place.

I mean, it should be right here.

Unless it doesn't really exist.

Why would they...? Think about it.

So what? She could just be anywhere right now?

How are we supposed to find her?

I don't know.

I can feel her slipping away.

Don't say that.

Come on. You really think that she just forgot to call?

Something happened.

Maybe she died on the table or...

I don't know. Maybe they found out

that she was feeding you information.

No. There are other possibilities.

Like what?

I don't know.

But you can't give up hope.

Great.

ABBEY: How did they even know that we were out here?

MAN: This is private property.

What are you doing out here?

Do you want me to ask you in Spanish?

No. Sorry. We were just looking around.

It's a beautiful landscape.

You're going to have to come with us.

SPEAKING SPANISH

Get your hands off me.

Michael.

OFFICER: Just give him your keys.

You got to stop.

I don't think you understand the gravity of the situation.

Could you just put a call in

to deputy Tim Corbin in Laredo?

He will be able to clear all of this up.

Get into the car.

I'm sorry. Is this really necessary?

We didn't break any laws.

Trespassing and resisting arrest.

Passports and cell phone, please.

No way.

We can take them from you if you like.

Can I make a phone call, please?

A phone call. Ha ha.

You are not in the United States any more.

What is going on?

This is bad.

They can't keep us in here.

You still don't get it, do you?

They're all in on it. They can do whatever they want with us.

Come on, Michael. Not now.

Think about it. How did they find us so quickly?

Our luck just changed.

Are you sure about this?

Yeah.

Your call.

He's releasing you to my custody.

Thank you.

You, too, Michael.

You got lucky this time.

Don't come back here.

Did you at least find what you were looking for?

No. There was nothing there.

What do you mean, there was nothing there?

There's just land.

There's no building, no clinic. Nothing.

TIM: Well, where do they bring the girls?

I don't know.

It's just another dead end.

I can't pull that favour again.

All right. Follow me back,

so I can bring you across the border.

ABBEY: OK. What do we do now?

I don't know. Maybe Jean will come forward.

Maybe we can get her to press charges.

That's going to take too long.

KNOCK ON DOOR

Jenny.

Hi. Come on in.

Hi. Thanks.

Jenny, Michael.

He's helping me find Halie.

It's all right. We can trust him.

I've seen you around the club.

Yeah. I'm a reporter.

Did you find the clinic?

No. The address we had was a cover.

There was nothing there.

So what's next?

We're trying to figure that out.

Maybe I could ask around the club.

Can you do that without drawing too much attention?

That's it.

The club.

Plastic surgery... Dr Sparks.

I'm not following.

I'll go in and get a consultation.

For what?

It doesn't matter.

Boobs, hips, thighs, whatever.

Oh, that sounds great and all, Abbey,

but they know who you are.

They'll see that coming a mile away.

There has to be some way.

Or...

what?

You could inquire.

We just need that blue card.

Exactly.

Now, wait a minute, guys. What are you talking about?

Take a seat.

OK.

Tonight at work,

just do your regular thing.

MUSIC PLAYING

It's a good night?

Mmm.

I've had better.

What's up, honey?

I'm...looking to make some improvements.

Little tuck, if you know what I mean.

Are you serious?

Well, I ain't getting any younger.

You still look good to me, baby.

Can you set it up?

Consider it done.

You're a doll.

A tummy tuck, little bit off the sides.

You made arrangements with Ray?

Yeah.

It's covered.

OK. Well, then I will make sure

that they take extra-special care of you.

Hmm.

Thank you.

Perfect.

Thank you.

Be careful.

Yeah. Michael's going to follow the bus.

It leaves at 8:00 AM sharp.

OK.

You should get out of town for a while.

Oh.

You're going to need these.

Got to play the part.

Mmm.

Thanks.

SHE EXHALES

Just find her, OK?

One way or another,

just find her.

Hey.

We're on track.

Everything's going to be OK.

We will find her.

Thank you.

You don't have to thank me.

Your help means a lot to me.

Hi.

Can you please make sure that Deputy Corbin gets this?

Thank you.

Not too late to change your mind.

Just don't lose the bus.

Officer.

TYPING

Would you please pull over?

Is there a problem? Why do I have to pull over?

Now.

Good morning, Al.

I didn't think you'd be in.

ABBEY, VOICE-OVER: Tim, when you get this,

I'll hopefully be in Mexico at the clinic my sister went to.

You'll find everything you need in here to start a case file.

I didn't tell you because I knew you'd try to stop me.

After I find my sister,

Michael and I will make our way back across the border

with the rest of the info you'll need to put these people away.

Hey.

Yeah, we have a problem.

Michael!

ROCK MUSIC PLAYING

Hey.

We got to go. What's going on?

Jenny sold us out. Now, I will explain on the way.

Clean this up.

Hello, everyone.

Follow me, and I'll take you in.

You can wait in here until we call your name.

TELEPHONE RINGS

Digame.

They just arrived.

She'd be on the bus.

OK.

Claro que si. Claro.

HANGS UP PHONE

Hands up!

SPEAKING SPANISH

Keep your hands where I can see them.

This is not necessary.

I'm looking for my friend...hey! What the hell?

I told you not to come back here.

I'm searching for my friend. She's out here somewhere.

Can you at least help me out?

Uh...bathroom?

Oh!

Aah!

Where is my sister?

SPEAKING SPANISH

Put her in the room with Paco for now.

SHOUTING

SOBBING

GASP

MICHAEL: Sheriff, if you're not in on it,

then please help us.

This is happening all over the place.

You've got to know about it.

Of course I know about it.

SPEAKING SPANISH

OK.

OK.

What can we do?

What can we use?

OK.

What else?

OK.

Um...

CAR ENGINE REVS

ENGINE STOPS

So?

Todo bien.

We have her locked up.

Perfect. Then we will wait.

I'm not happy about this, Dr Martinez.

Your problema no esta aqui.

You have a problem up north.

Then maybe we should take our business somewhere else

if you can't handle it.

Oh, thank God.

Who else has this?

I don't know,

but she's been working with that reporter Michael.

Is there enough to make a case here?

Not quite yet.

There's no proof of murder or illegal medical practice in it.

If she disappears?

It all goes away.

So what are we waiting for?

I want to find a new place.

Find me a new place.

Calm down. This is fine.

SHE YELLS

Don't!

You son of a bitch.

You kept pushing.

This can't be about money.

Why else?

She was my sister, Tim.

YELLING

Aah!

Aah!

Oh, it's so sad.

Wait! Ray. Not here. Doctor!

Can we take her around back and get this done, please?

SHE MOANS

What are we waiting for?

SIREN

Damn it!

Relax. Lose the gun.

SPEAKING SPANISH

Vamonos. All right, come on! Let's move it in!

Hands up!

POLICEMAN SPEAKING SPANISH

Get down on the ground!

Down on your knees! Down, I said!

You OK?

What happened to you?

Sorry. I got caught up.

Come on! Take it easy.

So...that was all of them.

Yes.

And the doctor and the nurses are in on it.

SPEAKING SPANISH

Wait.

Can you translate something for me?

Yes.

Did this woman come through here?

SPEAKING SPANISH

Do you recognise this woman?

SPEAKING SPANISH

Did this woman come through here?

SPEAKING SPANISH

Please.

Si o no?

She was my sister.

Era la hermana de ella.

Que?

Yes?

SPEAKING SPANISH

You recognise her?

SPEAKING SPANISH

He said that, uh,

that she was a patient here

and that she died on the table.

I...I...

I can show you to the body.

What?

I can show you to the body.

You can?

Yes, please.

Guillermo will take you.

Thank you.

I can come with you if you want.

It's OK.

Where is the body?

SNIFFLING

FLIES BUZZING

CRYING

Mom?

I'm bringing her home.

I love you.