Bianca: Maggie was trying
to figure out who killed
Frankie.
David: Would Vanessa go after
her own niece?
Vanessa: I may be crazy.
I may be.
But I'm not going to take
the fall for Proteus.
Leo: We never had a chance.
Greenlee: Leo --
Leo: No, just leave me alone,
ok?
I get the picture now.
TODAY'S - - - ALL MY CHILDREN
Ryan: It's --
it's freezing outside.
Like a late-season cold snap
or something.
Ryan: I know because I was
sitting on my motorcycle out
in the parking lot for,
like, 45 minutes.
I thought the guys from
the psych ward were going
to come put me away if I stayed
out there any longer.
Chris: What do you want?
Ryan: I wanted to run away
from you as far as I possibly
could, but I only got as far
as the frozen tundra
of the parking lot.
I just --
I couldn't walk away
from you after what you did
for me.
Chris: I'm supposed to get
some rest, so you can go.
Go on.
Ryan: I talked to Dr. Joe
after he examined you.
He said that maybe the swelling
will go down on its own and then
they could operate and
they could remove the bullet
fragment, and you could be fine.
You could be --
Chris: Nah.
Nah, couldn't be.
Ryan: I'm trying.
Chris: Do me a favor --
stop trying.
You hate me.
You hate me, Lavery, and just
because I can't walk, you want
to make nice with me now?
I'm not interested.
I'm not.
Jake: She didn't sleep at all
until about an hour ago,
and I want her to get some rest.
Look, Leo, she almost died
of a fever, and I'm going
to look after her.
Leo: Oh, yeah?
Did you sleep with her, too?
Jake: What?
Leo: Well, you were about
to last nit before I showed up
here.
What, do you think that
I believe you suddenly had
an attack of conscience,
Jake, now that I am here?
Jake: You don't know me
at all, Leo.
Leo: Oh, Bro, you were
so ready to bust a move on her,
it's not even funny.
Jake: Look, you sick,
little puppy --
Greenlee: Cut it out!
Both of you.
You're really making me mad.
Leo: You ok?
Greenlee: No.
I'm stranded on this ridiculous
island, and I have the world's
worst hangover.
If you two pains in my neck want
to impress me, figure out a way
to get us off this sandbar
before the "Lord of the Flies"
kids show up.
Bianca: Leo, hi, it's Bianca.
Please give me a call as soon
as you get this message, ok?
I'm on my cell phone.
Bianca: Oh, Uncle Jack.
They think that Vanessa
Cortlandt was responsible
for Frankie's death.
Jack: What?
Bianca: And Anna found
something, Uncle Jack.
I think Vanessa is after Maggie,
too.
Jack: Why do you think that?
Bianca: Maggie figured it out
first.
Anna: Are you all right?
David: She was my cousin,
Anna.
Frankie was my flesh and blood.
Anna: Yeah, I know.
David: If Vanessa can kill
her own niece, what's to stop
her from doing it again
with Maggie?
They're kids, Anna.
I mean, just a couple of kids.
How could she do this?
Maggie: Don't do this.
Vanessa: You shut up!
I'm trying to think.
Maggie: Well, stop thinking
and feel something, damn it!
Vanessa: So much for loyalty,
huh?
And all that talk of admiring
what I've done.
Maggie: I just want to go
home.
Vanessa: Home?
My sister, that pathetic mother
of yours, never knew how to keep
a home.
Tell me, is she on the
government dole now?
Maggie: What do you want?
Vanessa: I want all
of you pests to disappear.
Now, enough of this
because I have work to do.
Maggie: What do you mean?
You can't just leave me here.
It's freezing.
Vanessa: I threw another log
on the fire.
See how I provide for you?
Maggie: Where are you going?
Vanessa: I told you, I have
things to take care of.
[Knock on door]
Stuart: Hello!
Anybody here?
Stuart: Hello!
[Knock on door]
[Vanessa puts tape over Maggie's mouth and hides her]
Vanessa: Don't you talk!
Maggie: No!
[Knock]
Stuart: Is anybody there?
Marian: Vanessa.
Mind if we come in?
It's freezing outside.
Vanessa: Stuart and
Nanook of the North.
Stuart: Oh, well, we're glad
it's you.
Vanessa: Well, are you, now?
Stuart: Yeah.
Well, not many people use this
place, and we were out
snow shoeing.
Vanessa: Oh, how aerobic
of you.
Stuart: And when we saw some
smoke coming from the chimney,
we thought we'd better check.
Marian: Yes.
Are you here alone, Vanessa?
Vanessa: Well, Marian,
this is hardly the place I'd
invite company to.
Marian: Wait a minute.
Are you saying that you live
here?
Vanessa: Well, my husband
banished me from my home.
I seem to have no other choice.
Marian: Oh, please.
You expect us to believe that
you're living out here in this
pump house in the middle
of the woods with no heat
and no room service and,
more importantly, no escort
service?
Stuart: Marian.
It does feel kind of cold
in here, even with the wood
stove burning.
Vanessa: Oh, I know, I know,
but I have to make do, you know?
Look, I'd appreciate you not
really spreading this around.
It's a very difficult time
for me.
Marian: Well, you know what
they say about one's bed.
Vanessa: One's bed?
Marian: Mm-hmm.
You make it, you lie in it.
Stuart: Marian, don't be
mean.
Marian: And from what
I understand, whenever there is
a bed, you always seem to be
close by, Vanessa.
Vanessa: You know what?
I know I'm awful.
I'm awful.
I just can't seem to help
myself.
Stuart: Vanessa,
Marian didn't mean --
Marian: Oh, yes, I did.
She is a horrible human being.
You have hurt more people
and ruined more marriages
in this town alone.
Vanessa: I'm sorry --
Stuart: All right,
that's enough.
We're leaving.
Come on.
Marian: No, I'm not leaving.
Stuart: No, we are leaving
right now.
I'm sorry you're feeling so much
pain.
Marian: Well, I'm not sorry
you're in pain.
She's probably throwing herself
some kind of pity party
because some young hunk stood
her up.
Stuart: Vanessa, if you're
going to be staying here
for long, you better make sure
you got plenty of wood, ok?
Vanessa: Thank you.
Stuart: Marian?
Marian: I'm coming.
Stuart: Come on, come on.
Marian: It's freezing out
here.
[Marian and Stuart leave - Vanessa gets Maggie]
Vanessa: Snow shoeing?
And that cow has the audacity
to walk in here and insult me.
[Maggie mumbles]
Vanessa: Hush.
There, you see, now, it's warmer
in here, isn't it?
Don't say your auntie van never
did anything for you.
Shh.
[Phone rings]
Vanessa: Oh, no.
Now you want to talk to me.
Now you want to see me, David.
Well, I'm sorry.
It's too late for apologies.
[Maggie mumbles]
Anna: It's not going to help
you or the case calling her all
the time.
If Vanessa has Maggie, we will
get to her before --
David: Before what?
Before she kills her other
niece?
I can't believe this is
happening.
Is it possible that my mother
could be this -- this
despicable?
Jack: So this code that
Maggie thinks she figured out
was in a book of sonnets that
Frankie left for you?
Bianca: Yeah, and I think
that she knew that it was a code
about Vanessa and she just
pretended that it didn't mean
anything.
Jack: And that would be
to protect you?
Bianca: I don't know.
Or to confront Vanessa
on her own.
But, Uncle Jack, if this is
really true about Vanessa,
there's no way that she will let
Maggie get away with this.
Jack: No, no, you're
absolutely right.
Derek?
Derek: Yeah?
Jack: Listen, what's being
done about all this?
Derek: Well, we're gathering
all the evidence we can.
I put out a missing persons
report on Vanessa and Maggie.
But that's about all we can do
right now.
Bianca: What if it's not
enough, Derek?
I mean, if this is true about
Vanessa, then --
Officer: Lieutenant?
Could you come here
for a minute?
Derek: Excuse me.
Jack: Thanks, Derek.
Bianca: Why are people like
this?
Jack: I don't know, Honey.
Honey, I don't know.
I wish I did, but I don'
but we're going to find out
what's going on.
We're going to get to the bottom
of this.
We're going to find Maggie.
Bianca: You know,
if something happens to her,
it's going to be like Frankie
all over again.
Jack: Listen to me.
Listen --
everything is going to be ok.
Now, I promise you that.
Everything is going to be ok.
Ryan: Look, you threw
yourself in front of me.
You took a bullet --
Chris: You have no idea.
You have no idea why I did what
I did.
Don't try to figure me out.
Ryan: Well, you did it.
I mean, it's done, and now
you're in here and you can't
walk and nobody's being straight
with you, so --
Chris: Oh, but you are?
All of a sudden, you're being
straight with me?
Look, I've been a FED too long
not to know a guilt-provoked
ephiphany when I see one,
Lavery.
My answer to you is a big,
fat no thanks.
Ryan: Listen to me,
you're in here because of me,
and I don't like you any more
than I did before, possibly even
less, but I've got to take
responsibility for --
Chris: For what?
For what?
Ryan: Can't you see I'm
trying to help you?
Chris: I don't want you --
I don't want you to help me.
Ryan: Fine.
That's fine.
You have a nice life.
[After Ryan leaves Joe walks in]
Chris: I don't need a lecture
from you, Doc.
Joe: What do you need, Chris?
Chris: I need to get the hell
out of this bed and walk again.
Can you arrange that for me,
Doc?
Kendall: Whoa, slow down.
Ryan: What the hell do
you want?
Kendall: I had a feeling
you'd be back.
Looks like I was right.
You know how much I like being
right.
Ryan: Why are you still here?
Kendall: For you.
Leo: You do realize that
we're still stuck here
and her health is still at risk
because of you, right?
Jake: Me?
If you hadn't been such
a caricature with that woman
pilot you conned into flying
you all the way out here --
Leo: She was going to fly us
home, Jake, if you had kept
your yap shut!
Greenlee: Shut up!
Leo: For once in your life,
it's ok to tell a white lie.
Greenlee: Both of you!
It's ridiculous.
Jake: You got that right.
This is --
Greenlee: Jake, I need
to talk to Leo alone.
Jake: Why don't I go get some
firewood, then.
Leo: Don't get lost
because I'm not coming
to find you.
Leo: You were spooning him.
Greenlee: I was freezing
my butt off.
Leo: Yeah, well, I wasn't
exactly in a smoke lodge,
inhaling eucalyptus,
Greenlee, and getting a massage.
Greenlee: Come here.
Leo: What?
Greenlee: I said, come here.
Greenlee: I was afraid I was
never going to see you again.
Greenlee: None of this is
real.
Leo, your mother set this whole
thing up.
She tried to kill Jake and me
together.
I don't know what to say
to you to try and --
Leo: Make it better?
My mother tried to kill
my fiancée.
And my fiancée was gone for,
what, like, a day and a half
and was about to do it
in the sand with her old
boyfriend.
Greenlee --
Greenlee: Don't do this, Leo.
Don't try and make this
something it's not.
Leo: Do you have any idea how
long it's going to take me
to get that visual of
you and Jake out of my head?
Greenlee: How long?
Leo: Too long.
Greenlee: I never wanted
to hurt you -- or anyone.
Leo: You mean Jake?
Greenlee: No, the both
of you.
Leo: Oh --
Greenlee: Don't do this
to me, Leo.
For crying out loud, you know,
you married her.
You married her, and you left me
with nothing.
Leo: You're going back
to Laura now?
You're using that as a reason
for this?
Laura is gone.
I proposed to you, Greenlee.
We're planning a wedding,
for crying out loud.
Greenlee: We still are,
but do you have any idea how
rejected I was?
How long it's taken me to get
over that, even now?
Even with the commitment
and the ring?
Oh, and she took that, too.
See that?
Your mother took it.
I'm sure of it.
I am having a really bad week,
Leo.
Can I get anything remotely
resembling a break here anytime
soon?
Leo: It looked like
you left me.
What the hell was I supposed to think?
Greenlee: You left me to
me to marry Laura.
Leo: Oh --
Greenlee: And you treated me
terribly. You married her once.
You almost married her twice.
I had nothing and no one to lean
on except for Jake, and he was
always there for me.
Leo: Unlike me.
I'm never there for you.
I mean, I only chartered a plane
and sea-landed it with some
chick that I sweet-talked
into flying it here, Greenlee.
Greenlee: Don't blame me
for leaning on Jake.
He's helped me, ok?
He's helped me.
But you know what I feel
in my heart --
Leo: No, I don't want to hear
it right now.
I can't.
And I really don't want to.
Greenlee: What, now you don't
care?
Leo: I'm trying not to.
It hurts much less.
Oh, perfect timing, as usual.
Jake: Well, I thought
you might want to be interrupted
to be rescued.
Greenlee: What?
Jake: There's a coast guard
cutter dead aiming for
the island right now.
It ought to be here in less than
five minutes.
Greenlee: Oh, my God, Jake.
Jake: Listen, the first thing
that we're going to do when
we get back is go straight
to the police and let them know
that Vanessa tried to kill us
both.
David: I don't think Vanessa
even knows how to pick up
her own voice mail.
Anna: David, she's not going
to answer the phone.
She can't know how close we're
getting, but she must feel it's
the end of the line.
David: Did I tell you that
she was at the memorial service?
Anna: What?
David: Frankie's memorial
service.
There was hardly anybody there.
No one knew the kid.
Bianca was a wreck.
Erica was in custody.
It was basically just Opal,
Myrtle, Leo, and myself.
And then Vanessa shows up.
She sits in the back,
bawling like a baby.
She tells me after the service
that she has all these regrets,
you know, because she cut
her sister out of her life
and she doesn't know
her children.
What an operator.
Anna: Well, David, it's part
of her cover.
I told you that.
She knew what she was doing.
David: She killed
a 19-year-old girl, Anna.
Her niece.
Is the next one -- the other one
next?
Did she already do it?
Anna: David, stop it.
David: Did I tell you how
she found out about this drug?
You know, the drug that induces
a heart attack, that doesn't
show up in a forensic chem
screen?
Anna: No, I don't know.
David: I showed her how
to do it.
I was trying to get myself out
of a jam.
I actually spoon-fed this
lunatic the perfect weapon
to knock off anybody that gets
in her way and cover up her own
tracks.
I did that.
Anna: You wouldn't have
known.
David: I should have.
I should have known.
I should have seen this.
I mean, she should have been
stopped.
Anna: We will stop her now.
I guarantee it.
David: If they don't find
her, I will.
And if I get there first,
I'll kill her myself.
[Computer beeps]
[Vanessa breaks into David's cabin]
Vanessa: Upload
and complete.
Now, David, Darling, you have
all of Proteus' files,
which makes you, ipso facto,
Proteus.
Oh, Darling, you crossed me.
You really shouldn't have
crossed me.
After I had given you absolutely
everything, you crossed me.
Well, I'm sorry, dear,
you're going to have p,
though.
For life.
You see,
mother still controls you.
David: Yes, hello?
David: Thank you.
Anna: Who was that?
David: That was the alarm
company that monitors my cabin.
They said that the alarm was
triggered and that they didn't
have a dispatch to send up there
right now.
Anna: Ok, you're going?
David: I think I should.
Look, I don't want anybody
to know about this, ok?
Don't tell anyone.
Anna: No, that's ok.
We won't.
Derek has this covered.
I'll come with you.
Jack: Bianca, don't jump
to conclusions, ok?
Any conclusions.
Just wait for the authorities
to do their job, please.
Bianca: Uncle Jack,
if Vanessa killed Frankie,
if she stood by and she watched
while my mother almost took
the rap for it, then I want
her to pay for what she's done.
[Phone rings]
Derek: Yeah, Lt. Frye.
Chris: Stamp.
Derek: Stamp, are you ok?
Chris: Listen, I've got
to make this quick.
I need you to get search
warrants for David Hayward's
room and for this cabin he has
on the outskirts of pine valley
on old orchard road.
You got that?
Derek: Look, what does
Hayward have to do with this,
anyway?
Chris: Look, I'm
in a hospital bed with legs that
don't work because of him.
Derek: What are you talking
about, Stamp?
Chris: I don't have time
to talk about this, Frye.
You just find that SOB and
you search every last inch
of that room in that cabin.
You got me?
Just do what I say.
Chris: Unless you got something to tell
me about why you let some some
psychopath paralyze me, I've got
nothing to say to you, Doc.
Joe: Chris, I know you're
dealing with a lot right now,
but you've got it wrong about
how this all came about.
David Hayward had stopped
you from bleeding to death,
and then he repaired your heart.
Chris: Hayward is the reason
why I'm in here -- first
the sniper's bullet and then
in your OR room.
Joe: It's not so.
I was there.
I observed most of your surgery.
Chris: Yeah, most.
Well, maybe you missed the part
where he cut off my legs.
This is not a coincidence, Joe.
Joe: Look, I'm not a fan
of David Hayward's.
Not.
But he does happen to be
wonderfully gifted as a heart
specialist and --
Chris: And you let m leave
a bullet fragment near my spine,
didn't you?
Joe: Look, Chris, we had
a neurologist assisting,
as well.
The utmost care was taken.
But removing the bullet fragment
was not an immediate priority.
Chris: You listen to me --
David Hayward is a drug dealer.
He is a major drug dealer.
I have been trying to crack this
case for over a year,
and somehow you let my prime
suspect operate on me.
Are you catching my drift?
Joe: Yes, I'm catching
your drift.
But I also say that you're
distraught.
I understand that, but --
I want you to have some rest.
Above all, I want you to get --
Chris: Sure, I'll get rest.
Is that a guarantee that I'll
get out of here?
Joe: Look, as soon as you get
stronger, I guarantee we'll go
in there and we're going
to clean out that bullet
fragment, and then we'll see.
Chris: See?
You'll see if David Hayward
wasn't thorough enough the first
time he was in there?
This is criminal.
This is criminal.
Kendall: Is it so hard
to believe that I stayed here
to see if you were ok?
Ryan: Well, I'm not ok,
Kendall.
Kendall: Yeah, I see that.
Ryan: And I still don't want
to talk about it, ok?
Kendall: But I saw
you talking to your father
earlier --
Ryan: Don't call him that.
Please.
Kendall: Fine, I get that.
I don't like when people call
La Kane my mother, either, so --
Ryan: I really -- I really
don't want to talk about it.
Kendall: You didn't do this
to him.
You know that, right?
You know that none of this is
your fault.
Ryan: Thank you.
I feel so much better.
Kendall: Ryan, you didn't
make that man take a bullet
for you, and you didn't make him
tell you he was your father,
and you didn't make it
so the guy can't walk, ok?
So just stop.
Ryan: I just --
I feel so incredibly bad,
you know?
Kendall: Yeah, I know.
Ryan: I mean, one minute
I want to -- I want to kill
the guy, and the next he's
throwing himself in front of me
because he hears a sniper is
after me.
I mean, who does that?
Kendall: I don't know.
I mean, I've heard stories
of people who are selfless
and brave --
Ryan: And stupid.
Kendall: And stupid.
What are you going to do now?
Now that you know who he is
and what he did to save you?
Ryan: I don't know.
I really don't know.
I mean, even if he is my father,
he's -- he might as well be
a stranger to me.
I mean, what do I do
with this one?
Can you tell me that?
Kendall: As ironic as it
might seem, I'm the wrong girl
to ask that question.
Ryan: It's actually not
ironic at all.
Kendall: Don't hassle me, ok?
I'm trying to be there for you.
Ryan: I'm sorry -- be where?
Kendall: Here for you.
Ryan: Oh, are you?
Kendall: Isn't that what
I just said?
Ryan: Is it?
Kendall: Are -- are
you trying to make my head
explode or something, Ryan?
Ryan: It's just,
Kendall, I'm just never nice
to you.
Kendall: No, you're not.
Ryan: I mean, I'm mean.
I yell at you practically every
single day.
Kendall: That's true.
Ryan: But then again,
you're not exactly Miss Manners
to me, either.
Kendall: Well, I only give
what I get.
Ryan: Yeah, well,
maybe that's your problem.
Kendall: My problem?
We're talking about your
problem here.
Ryan: I don't have any
problem.
Kendall: Ryan --
Ryan: Ok, maybe I do,
but there's really nothing
you can do about it.
Kendall: You know, I read
about this thing once
in a book -- or maybe it was
a magazine -- and it said that
in certain cultures, there are
these things called friends.
Ryan: Really?
You read about that.
Kendall: Yeah.
It seemed nuts to me.
Crazy concept.
But the basic idea was that
if you had something in common
with someone else and that
someone else went through
something that you could sort
of relate to --
Ryan: Yeah.
Kendall: And you both share
common situations, and that
means that the two of you would
be known as, at least
to the general public, friends.
Ryan: I see.
Kendall: So since I know what
it's like to have a parent
from the conception lottery who
you wish you didn't have,
I guess my being here
and offering this is my way
of saying that if you need me
or someone like me, I guess
I could kind of --
Ryan: Be my friend?
Kendall: Yeah.
What do you think?
Ryan: I think that
with friends like you --
Kendall: Don't say it.
Ryan: Well, you know, I still
reserve the right to yell
at you all the time.
Kendall: And I still reserve
the right to throw a vase
at your head.
Ryan: That is friendship.
Chris: Mateo, it's Chris.
I'm alive.
That's about all I can say
for right now.
Look, we're moving in
on Proteus.
Today.
I just wanted to let you know.
You want in?
Yeah, well, I figured as much.
All right, look, here's what
we're going to do --
Vanessa: Oh, good grief.
You know, you should be locked
up in a rubber room.
I told you I was coming back.
Can't you take my word for it?
[Maggie mumbles]
Vanessa: Just --
and don't give me those eyes.
Just like David -- all disdain
and judgmental.
What? What?
You want to say something?
Maybe I don't want to hear it.
Go ahead.
Go ahead.
Speak.
Maggie: Ah!
You are the one who belongs
in the rubber room!
Vanessa: Oh, fine,
that's just lovely.
That's really lovely.
And to think I even brought
you this.
Look at here -- something
to keep you so nice and warm.
All you have to do is just
unwrap it.
Oh, you can't.
Silly me.
Your hands are tied.
Later.
Maggie: Did you do it?
Vanessa: Did I do what?
Maggie: Sell your own son out
to the cops?
Vanessa: I did indeed.
Maggie: Happy now?
Vanessa: Well, yes, I am
rather pleased with myself.
But, however, my dear, you are
posing another very,
very difficult quandary for me.
Ooh.
Maggie: You know you're going
to get caught.
Vanessa: Oh, please.
I've been running this racket
for 20 years.
I haven't even gotten close
to being caught.
Maggie: Come on, you don't
think that they're going
to figure it out?
Vanessa: I have covered
everything.
Maggie: Oh, you haven't done
anything.
You're crazy and you're
arrogant, and that's a bad combo
platter.
Vanessa: You really want
to be doing this to me right
now, Mary Margaret, when I have
all the power to make you sit
here, right here in the cold
and just die?
Maggie: You'd let me die?
Oh, please.
You could have done it before.
Your stupid code.
Vanessa: You know what?
You are honestly making me want
to get this over with a lot
quicker than just letting
you freeze to death.
Maggie: Well, then, you know
what?
Go ahead and do it.
I'm so sick of you.
You know, this thing you're
going --
oh, God, you're such a coward.
Go ahead, Vanessa!
You disgusting wench!
Go on and kill me!
Jake: I'll go find a desk
sergeant.
Greenlee: No, Jake, wait.
Ready for this?
Jake: Greenlee, I don't give
a damn if he's ready.
We have to let these people know
what Vanessa tried to do to us.
Greenlee: Hang on.
Ok?
You know what this means.
They're going to arrest
your mother, and this is the end
of it for her.
Jake: Oh, for God's sakes,
Greenlee.
Greenlee, listen, there is
no choice in this.
Greenlee: Leo, just tell me
that this is what you want, too.
Leo: Jake's right.
What choice do we have?
Jake: Good.
Now what?
Greenlee: This happened
to all three of us.
All three of us are going to do
this together.
Leo?
Ryan: Oh, I'm beat.
I'm beat.
Kendall: You look it.
Ryan: Yeah?
Well, so do you.
Kendall: There.
Back to normal insults.
Very good.
You know, you should get some
sleep, and you can talk to Chris
after he calms down.
Ryan: Oh, yeah?
How long have you been waiting
for Erica to calm down to talk
to you?
Kendall: About 10 years.
Ryan: Yeah, well, you see?
There you go.
Kendall: Yeah, but this is
different.
Your father took a bullet
for you.
Hell would freeze over and Erica
would go blonde before she ever
did that for me.
Ryan: I've got to get out
of here.
Kendall: Well, can I drive
you home?
Ryan: Excuse me?
What, you got wheels now?
Kendall: Yes, pre-owned.
I used the money Jackson threw
at me.
Ryan: Look at you.
Thanks, but I got my bike.
Kendall: You are not making
this easy on me.
Chris: What the hell took
you so long?
Derek: Nice to see your brush
with death has opened you up
so much.
Chris: You get those
warrants?
Derek: Yeah, and I had to do
a tap dance around the DA to
get them.
You want to fill me in?
Chris: Hayward.
Hayward is Proteus.
Derek: Are you really sure
about this, Stamp?
Chris: You get inside that
cabin in his room.
You impound the computers
and don't let him anywhere.
Don't let him anywhere near
the delete button.
You got me?
Anna: Ok, David,
nothing's moved.
David: The door was locked.
Anna: Probably a false alarm.
The state police answer hundreds
of those a day.
David: No.
No.
Anna: What is it?
David: Something's up.
Something is wrong.
I can feel it.
Greenlee: Where the hell
would Leo run off to?
In the middle of this?
Jake: Greenlee, he didn't
just go.
He took off to find his mother.
Greenlee: No, he didn't.
Jake: Yes, he did.
Greenlee: No, no,
no, he did not.
Jake: Greenlee, listen --
Greenlee: He wouldn't.
He couldn't.
Not after what Vanessa did
to me.
To us.
Oh, my God, I have to find him.
Jake: Greenlee --
damn it, Greenlee, come here.
Vanessa: You know, you really
don't want to talk to me
that way.
Maggie: Oh, shut up, Vanessa!
You have been walking around
here for the past couple
of hours, threatening me,
not threatening me,
while you twist your little
mustache.
I know too much.
Just go ahead!
Kill me!
Go ahead!
Vanessa: And you really think
I don't see through this?
Maggie: See through what?
Vanessa: You're trying
to goad me, aren't you?
Talk me into making some stupid
mistake so I'll get caught.
Are you really willing
to sacrifice yourself to see me
nailed to a cross just
for killing you?
Maggie: You know what?
I'm cold and I'm tired and I am
so sick of you!
[Phone rings]
Maggie: Go on.
It's probably David -- the son
you just sold off.
Vanessa: Oh, don't
you judge me.
Don't.
Maggie: Oh, please.
The one you sacrificed yourself
for --
Vanessa: You -- you --
he betrayed his own mother.
Maggie: You betrayed
yourself!
You stupid old woman!
Go!
Do it!
Come on, do it!
[Ring]
[Vanessa puts tape on Maggie's mouth before she answers the phone]
Vanessa: Yeah, he's come back
to me.
Hello, Darling.
Where are you?
I've been so worried about you.
Leo: Hello, Mother.
Vanessa: Darling,
where are you?
What's going on?
Leo: Are your bags packed?
Vanessa: My bags?
Leo: You have to leave
the country.
Today.
ON THE NEXT - - - ALL MY CHILDREN
David: Did you call
the police on me?
Bianca: I have to find Leo
right now.
Listen to me, Leo's life is
in danger.
Vanessa: Who did you scam
this time?
Leo: This time you're
the mark.
Chris: Proteus is finally
going down.
You can go down there and watch
it all happen.