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(ambient music)
(mysterious music)
(light buzzes)
(eerie music)
(woman screams)
- Let go of me!
Let me go!
(woman screams)
Let go of me!
(disturbing music)
(chalk scribbles)
(mysterious music)
- Hi, ms. Wrey.
You ready to go back?
Peter, can you watch the desk?
- Yeah.
Hi, ms. Wrey.
(tense music)
- Good morning. You're looking good.
I guess that new medication is really helping, isn't it?
My new book came out two weeks ago.
Seems to be selling well.
I'm happy to bring you a copy.
Oh, I'm still working on that other one.
Who knows if I'll ever finish it.
Look, I know today is a sad day for both of us.
I can't believe it's been 15 years since dad.
I really thought he was going to pull through.
Anyway, I brought you some cozy socks
And a nice sweater.
I thought maybe they'd put you in a good mood.
You know, maybe one day when I come here
You and I can have a real conversation
Like we used to.
I'd love that. Wouldn't you?
(melancholic music)
All right, well, you are always in my thoughts,
And I want nothing more than for you to get better.
So, I guess I will be on my way.
See you again next time.
- Wait.
(intense music)
- Bye, ms. Wrey.
- Bye.
(tense music)
- Oh, ms. Wrey.
It was so nice to see you.
We don't get very many visitors.
I'm sure your sister appreciates it.
- It's hard to tell.
She's still having her delusions.
But after all these years, I'm used to them.
Well, I should get going.
I really appreciate you and the staff
Taking such good care of tracy.
- Of course.
Oh, ms. Wrey.
Just for the record,
I want you to know I read all your books,
And I loved them.
Especially "time will tell".
That's...
That's good.
- Thank you.
Well, I'll see you later.
(tense music)
Oh, come on.
(tense music continues)
(dramatic music)
(cell phone buzzes)
- Jennifer!
Jennifer.
Where have you been?
We're gonna be late for the press conference.
- I had some errands to run.
- You out on one of your secret outings.
I mean, I guess you deserve
A little bit of a private life,
But you're not going dressed like that, are you?
- Yeah, I was.
- No, we can do better than that. Okay?
Let's go.
(melancholic music)
God. You would not believe the morning I had.
I mean, I was on the phone with catering like for hours
Because they were trying to tell me
That I ordered fried chicken for the event,
Which clearly I wouldn't order
Fried chicken for an event,
Because it's more of a sushi kind of event.
And sushi...
(dramatic music)
Hey, are you all right?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- Okay, well-
- This house is so beautiful.
- Right?
You designed it.
I don't know how you could forget it,
But let's go get you out of that
And into something more befitting
A best-selling romance novelist.
- Where would I be without you?
- Honestly, I get a little nervous for these things,
But you're an old pro at this.
So, pull it together, will ya?
Oh! Do you have your speech all prepared?
- I thought I'd wing it.
- Okay, your call.
- Do we know how many people will be there?
- Oh, yeah. The same old bunch of journalists.
And of course, your most adoring fans.
- I hope I can live up to their expectations.
- You always do.
That's why we love you so much.
Your stories are familiar,
The characters are comforting.
Like old friends.
But god, your first novel, "time will tell", was magical.
Everything you've written since then
Has been a little predictable.
But in a good way.
Because, you know, predictable is exactly what people need
In this crazy world.
Right?
How about this?
- You know what?
Let's go bold.
- Bold.
- Can you, can you unzip me?
- Yeah.
Just like, what do you mean by bold?
Okay, perfect.
Okay.
Right. You know, you never really pick your own stuff but...
Okay, I'll see it on.
I want to see it on you.
Great.
Never get to seel you in color, miss gray.
Oh, wow.
- Thank you, karen. Can you just zip me up?
- Yeah, of course.
- Thank you.
Oh.
Wow.
Ugh, yes.
Bold it is. You look fantastic.
Oh my gosh.
I wish I had your body. Very classic.
And your fans are just gonna kinda be surprised
Because you're always in such like a gray.
Layla is such a pretty girl.
Pity the two of you never seem to get along.
Oh, here.
(dramatic music)
- Who's this?
- You know what?
We're late. We should go.
- Yeah. No, we are.
You're right.
Got your bag, and you're just gonna love the venue.
Let's go.
(tense music)
- Okay.
Lunch time, tracy.
Wake up, baby.
Get up.
Oh, I like that artwork you've been doing.
Nice.
- No, no.
- [nadine] yeah.
- Please don't...
Please.
- Be careful.
- I need your help. I need your help.
- Hey. - Can you please help me?
- I'm not tracy. I'm not tracy.
She drugged me, she took my bag and my clothes.
- I know she did, baby. She always does.
I'm gonna get her.
- Are we talking about the same...
Listen, are we talking about the same person?
My sister.
- Yes, yes.
- No, your sister is jennifer, and you're tracy.
And after she comes to visit,
You always say the same thing.
Now, we've been going through this for 6 months.
I can repeat it to you verbatim.
- Don't you see? - No.
- She's planning this.
Look, look.
Look what she did to me.
- Oh, yeah.
That looks kinda real.
- It is real.
She stabbed me in the neck with a hypodermic needle.
Look! - Okay.
Eat something. You'll feel better.
You always feel better after you eat something.
Come on.
- Nadine.
- Do you want your juice first?
- My name is jennifer wrey.
I have a daughter.
I have a daughter at home.
Listen, she's gonna graduate soon,
And I really need to be there for her-
- Oh, you got a daughter at home.
Oh, that's a new one.
You do have an imagination.
- I'm not making this up.
My sister needs help.
She needs her meds, okay?
She needs her meds or she'll hurt people.
- Well, we don't want her to do that, do we?
- Let me talk to dr. Eastman.
- I will let you do that.
But you got to do something for me first.
I'm gonna need you to eat this lunch,
And then take your medicine.
Okay?
Come on.
We're gonna get some food in that system.
Come on.
- No, no!
No!
Come on, let me out of here!
I'm not who you think I am!
(dramatic music)
- Oh, tracy.
(people chattering)
- May I have you take your seats please?
Thank you.
Thank you all for coming.
Today we are celebrating
One of vicksburg's local talents.
Our own jennifer wrey,
Who is here to talk about her new book.
So, to bring her to the stage,
I'm gonna hand it over to chad rigby.
(people clapping)
- Please, thank you.
Now, I know you didn't come here to see me,
So let's just cut to the chase.
As you probably know,
Jennifer's first book "time will tell",
Has been selling for over 15 years.
(people clapping)
Now, of course none of us at her publishing company
Are complaining, I can promise you that.
- Chad really knows how to warm up a crowd.
(jennifer nervously chuckles)
- We are talking with several hollywood studios
About turning "time" into a major motion picture.
How about that?
(people clapping)
- That is because your fan club
Has not shut up about it since it came out.
- But today, jennifer's gonna be talking about
Her latest book, "wicked dance",
And maybe share some news on her next novel,
Which I'm gonna take a guess here,
Is probably going to be another heart pounding romance!
So without further ado,
Please welcome our favorite author,
Miss jennifer wrey!
(people clapping) (tense music)
- I...
I realize some of you have come quite the distance
To hear me speak,
And I'm very grateful.
However, I will not be talking about...
"wicked dance" today.
(mysterious music)
(people clapping)
The thing is, it's another romance novel.
It's comforting, familiar,
Maybe even a little predictable.
(mysterious music)
That is why my next book will be completely different.
I am going to explore the life of a patient
In a mental hospital.
It's quite the detour for me, I know.
But I also know you are going to love it.
(people chattering)
Sorry, no questions today.
No questions today.
But I will say this much.
Before I do any more writing,
I am gonna be doing some traveling.
I know this isn't what you came to hear me talk about today,
But sometimes other stories demand to be told,
And this is one of them.
I greatly look forward to sharing it with you.
Thank you.
(people clapping)
Thank you.
Oh, autographs.
I, uh.
You know what?
I hurt my hand the other day, so I'm sorry, no autographs-
- No autographs, ladies.
- Photos are fine.
- Yes, photos.
Right this way. Come on.
Great.
You look great.
Hi, ladies.
- Thank you so much!
- Thank you.
- Have a good one.
- So, a novel set in a mental hospital.
Really?
With what, a romance thrown in for good measure?
Maybe a passionate love affair
Between a patient and a psychoanalyst?
- Maybe.
- Were you ever gonna tell me about this?
- Oh, I wasn't planning on it.
- Is this all part of your master plan
To rebrand yourself?
- Mm, exactly.
- Well, it's quite a gamble.
And your fans may not like it.
- Or they might love it.
- I know that we only see each other two times a year,
But there is something different about you,
And I don't know what it is.
- It's probably just the dress.
I'm still me, you know, just slightly improved.
Jennifer 2.0.
- Well, jennifer 2.0,
When did you say you were planning
To leave for your trip? - As soon as I can.
- Well, I'm only in town for a few days.
You aren't going anywhere until we get our night out.
Dinner tomorrow night,
Same place as always.
- Uh...
You know what?
Surprise me.
Let's go somewhere new and exciting.
- You got it. (jennifer chuckles)
And I want you to bring the first few chapters
Of your new book.
I'm excited to read them, discuss it with you,
And you know-
- Rigby.
- Karen! I thought you had already left.
- Great to see you.
How's your wife and kids?
- They're great.
I should get going.
- Come on.
So, right, you know...
Well, I think that went great.
I mean, you looked great,
Everyone loved your speech.
But what the heck happened to your hand?
It was perfectly fine yesterday.
- Oh, I probably just sprained it doing something.
It'll be fine.
- So, were you gonna tell me about your travel plans?
We do have some events lined up,
Like the annual charity ball this weekend.
You're not gonna miss that, are you?
- Oh, no. I would never miss that.
- Well, you certainly caught everyone off guard,
Especially me.
A novel about a mental hospital.
So, it's a romance between a patient and a doctor?
- I'm sure that's what everyone would like it to be,
But no, it's not.
All I know is it's gonna be completely different
Than anything I've ever written before.
- Okay, but what brought this on?
I mean, you haven't said anything to me,
And I'm the first person you talk to
About your new books.
- Maybe I wanna keep some things a secret, okay?
- You mean like the fact that you're having dinner
With chad rigby?
- Well, thank you for giving me a ride home,
I really appreciate it.
- Look.
I know your husband died a long time ago.
I also know that you haven't had a lot of success
With guys since then...
Jennifer!
Don't get me wrong.
Chad's great.
But he's married, with kids.
I don't mean to tell you how to live your life-
- Then don't.
Look.
Today's been a very difficult day for me.
It's the anniversary of my father's death, so.
- I'm sorry, I didn't know.
I mean- - it's okay.
It's not something we like to talk about often.
- "we"?
- I mean, it's not something I like to talk about.
Anyway, I apologize.
- No need.
I'm just a phone call away
If you ever need to talk.
- Thank you.
I really appreciate you being there for me.
- Any time, I mean it.
(door shuts) (dramatic music)
(footsteps echoing)
(intense music)
- Wow, sis, you've been living real well.
(unsettling music)
(wine pours)
- Why do you keep bringing it up?
I'm not gonna ask her for it, like ever.
I said no, goodbye.
What?
Forgot to take the trash out?
Didn't load the dishwasher right?
You hate what I did with my hair?
- No. I just wanted to say hello.
- Why are you so dressed up?
- I had a press conference today.
- Okay, that explains the dress,
But usually you have an agenda when you come in here.
What is it this time?
- There isn't one.
- I doubt that.
I gotta go.
And please don't call me at work
To make sure I'm actually there.
I am.
- Okay!
Actually, I do have an agenda.
Who were you talking to?
- I knew it.
I was talking to rob, okay?
I know you won't approve of him,
So I don't even bother telling you about him.
Are you happy now?
- Okay, I was just asking.
- I know you're just trying to make sure
I don't get involved with the wrong people, but mom,
Rob is a really good guy.
- Okay.
- And I graduate next week, and then I'll be gone.
And you don't have to worry about me anymore.
(door slams)
(dramatic music)
(sobs)
(fountain sprays)
- Layla, I'm so sorry.
- You're gonna make me late for work.
What is it that we have to talk about right now?
- Just your beautiful face.
(layla chuckles) - stop.
- Layla, we just need a thousand more dollars
And we're good to go.
It's our last chance to have this kind of fun.
- Rob, I'm not asking my mom.
Case closed.
- Yeah, but I'm sure she'd loan it to you.
I mean, you know she has it.
- Do you not hear anything I'm saying?
Rob, can't you just ask your parents?
I'm sorry, rob.
I'm sorry.
I didn't...
I totally forgot your dad lost his job.
- I'm sorry I've been pushing you.
I'll find the money somehow.
- I'll see you later.
(lighthearted music)
(mysterious music)
- Mom.
Mom, are you okay?
- Where am I?
- You're at home.
Where else would you be?
I've never seen you drink this much.
I've never seen you drink at all.
Are you okay?
- Mhm.
- You're writing in a notebook.
I've never seen you do that.
Is this the new novel?
- I don't know, maybe.
Layla...
I want to start over.
- Start what over?
- I want to be mom and daughter again.
- Okay. What's going on?
- Nothing.
I just...
I just want to start over.
That's all.
- You can't fix all our problems in just one night.
- Whatever I did or didn't do, I'm sorry.
I mean it.
- I'm sorry too.
(dramatic music)
Here we go.
- I'm not tracy!
No, no, no, no, no, please!
Please, I have a daughter.
I have to get home!
Dr. Eastman, I'm not tracy!
She's the one that needs medication!
(dramatic music)
- Mom.
Mom.
Hey, mom.
Mom.
Mom, it's time to get up.
- Oh.
Good morning, sweetheart.
- That wine must've really messed with your brain.
You've never called me sweetheart like, ever.
- Maybe I should drink wine more often.
- I'm just heading off to school,
And I made you breakfast.
- You did?
You didn't have to do that.
- Toast, fruit, coffee.
Don't get too worked up.
Later.
(dramatic music) (tracy breathes heavily)
(cell phone buzzes)
- Chad, I...
Hi.
- Hey.
This a bad time?
- No.
No, I just wasn't expecting to actually see you
Or for you to see me.
- [chad] oh, we always do video calls.
- Of course we do.
Anyway, if you're calling about tonight,
Maybe we should just re-schedule.
- No, no, no.
8 o'clock, reservations for two,
It's a great little french restaurant
Just down the street from anchuca bed and breakfast.
- Okay, well, what should I wear?
- Whatever you wear is gonna look great.
Trust me.
Oh, and bring the first few chapters of your new book.
- Oh, no, they're absolutely not ready for anyone to...
- No, bring them!
I can't wait to read them.
And spend some time with you.
(chuckles)
All right, I'll see you later.
- See you then.
♪ I know, I know ♪
♪ I know a dirty secret ♪
♪ a little mystery ♪
- What?
♪ you know, you know ♪
♪ you know you're gonna keep it ♪
♪ between just you and me ♪
♪ there's a world outside of the shadows ♪
♪ in the light where it doesn't matter ♪
- Okay, I don't have very much time,
I gotta get to class in a few minutes.
Don't you?
- Yeah, but I've got some great news.
- You found a thousand dollars in the street?
- Better.
I got a credit card.
- What?
- I can put like a third of our whole trip on it.
Isn't that great?
- You want to put us in debt
Before we even start our lives?
- I just figured out how to get the money we needed
Without stealing it. Do you want me to do that?
Because I will. - No, of course not.
But you need a job to make payments,
Which you don't have.
- I'm just gonna go on the trip by myself.
And you can spend your summer here
Serving rude customers who don't tip you.
- [layla] rob.
- Have fun, layla.
- Rob, stop, wait.
I know you're just trying to do this for us.
Why don't we make the payments together?
I don't want us to miss this chance.
(layla chuckles)
- Chips?
(layla laughs)
- Sure, you can have one.
The rest are for me though.
(dramatic music)
- Now, tracy, with this new drug,
I know you're probably feeling a little dizzy, even drowsy.
But it will help with your moods.
- Dr. Eastman.
I have been coming to this facility
For the last 15 years.
I know, it's hard to tell my sister and I apart,
But my name is jennifer.
- As I've told you many times, tracy.
You suffer from-
- Anxiety, depression, psychotic episodes,
Borderline personality disorder.
Yes, doctor, I know.
What my sister suffers from,
That's why she is supposed to be in here and not me.
- And delusions.
Sometimes you're convinced that you are your sister.
Unfortunately, you're still dealing with
Traumatic events that occurred years ago.
The medication you're receiving can help stop
Some of your-
Violent tendencies.
- Dr. Eastman.
What do I have to do to convince you I'm not tracy?
What do I have to do to get out of here?
- We both know that's not gonna happen anytime soon.
(window shatters)
- How about now, hm?
My name is not tracy, it is jennifer.
I am jennifer and you know that.
You know that!
(footsteps echoing)
(eerie music)
- Hey, baby.
Aren't you happy to see me?
You get a makeover?
I like it.
Come here.
I thought you loved when I kiss you like that.
Huh?
- I do. I just wanna put my things away.
- Yeah?
Do a little shopping?
- Just a little.
- Yeah?
What'd you get me?
- I'm saving it for your birthday,
I want it to be a big surprise.
(peter chuckles)
- That's funny.
My birthday was last week.
Where's my money?
- Your money?
- Where's my money?
Hm?
You think this is a game?
Where's the envelope?
You are never late. Never.
- I'll have it to you next week at the latest.
- No.
You will give it to me first thing
When I pick you up tomorrow night,
Or maybe I'll call the media
And tell them all about your psycho sister.
- What did you just call her?
- You heard me.
Maybe I'll tell layla the whole story
About her nutcase aunt who's being kept hidden
In some asylum.
- She's not a nutcase,
And it's not called an asylum.
- Yeah it is, honey.
I worked there.
Oh, I remember when you first came in.
This rich, famous, beautiful author
Who was just so desperate, so pathetically lonely.
Just carrying that weight around, you know?
Your little lie.
Dirty little secret.
That night at the bar you needed someone
To tell your story to,
And well, I just knew from that point
This would be the perfect arrangement for both of us.
I bet layla would love to hear the story.
- [jennifer] keep layla out of this.
- I will.
As long as I get my money.
This is mine.
Tomorrow night, 7 p.M. Sharp.
- Get out!
(tense music)
- You know...
You really should be careful about who you share secrets to.
Especially strange men in bars.
(unnerving music)
- Get out.
(door slams)
- And remember, we really want to see
What you think your inner child looks like.
Make their faces expressive.
Give them something to say.
Make them come to life.
Please, tracy.
Join us.
(unnerving music)
- I didn't have an inner child.
I had an identical twin.
And everything that I saw and did and felt
And dreamed of, so did she.
And it was perfect...
Until she got sick, and I failed her.
- [dr. Eastman] you didn't fail her.
- I failed her!
I failed her! (dramatic music)
- You're okay.
Come with me.
Okay.
- Everybody, let your inner child speak,
But on the page.
Let the emotions...
(romantic piano music)
♪ afraid to love ♪
♪ but then your arms went around me ♪
♪ afraid to love again ♪
Please.
♪ so lucky I found you ♪
I was just getting ready to leave.
♪ used to dream of you ♪
That would have been a huge mistake.
♪ a fantasy come true ♪
You look incredible.
- They're for you, yes.
- Thank you.
Thank you. They're beautiful.
I decided to write a few more pages.
- Well, I've been looking forward to this for a long time.
- Reading my sloppy handwriting
Or having dinner with me?
- Both.
Are these them?
(jennifer chuckles) (chad laughs)
(romantic piano music)
♪ disappears like raindrops ♪
(wine pours)
♪ upon us on the night of love ♪
- You hate it?
- No.
No, I love it.
It's brilliant.
- No, it's not.
I- - yes, it is.
- No.
- This is your best writing since your first book.
- It's only 20 pages, it's not a book.
(chad chuckles)
- It will be.
That will be a fantastic book.
And how are you writing about being in a mental hospital?
- I...
I have a vivid imagination.
- My only criticism is that it seems to start
In the middle of a story, like it's missing a few chapters.
- Yeah, there's a lot I can't remember.
I mean, I write down some of my ideas,
I just can't remember all of them,
So I write them down.
It's not always chronological.
- It doesn't matter.
I love it.
(chad chuckles)
(calming music)
(intense music)
- I can't, I can't.
- Why? What's wrong?
- I can't.
I can't.
- But I want to see you more.
I want to see you a lot more.
- You're married.
I shouldn't be seeing you at all.
- We do have a connection.
- I'm...
I'm gonna be traveling a lot,
I'm taking that trip.
- Stay. Finish the book.
And then we'll celebrate,
And then you can travel, you can go.
And I'll go with you.
- No, no, no, no.
I feel like I've waited my whole life
To go on this trip.
I have to go.
- Where do you have to go?
- Paris, rome, london for starters.
I-
- Which will all still be there after you finish your story.
- I know, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I have to go, okay?
- No, just please...
Please stay.
(dramatic music)
- I need an advance.
- Jennifer.
Jennifer, if you're having financial problems,
Please just let me give you some money.
I can do it.
- It's fine, it's fine.
I just...
I need the money, okay?
I'm sorry.
(tense music)
(door creaks)
- [layla] mom, you all right?
- I'm fine.
Listen, you were sleeping when I got in last night.
I wanted to talk to you.
- About your hot date?
- It wasn't a hot date,
I just had a meeting with my publisher.
- Chad?
It's a hot date.
- Can we talk?
- I gotta leave soon for work.
- It won't take long.
(melancholic music)
I have a crazy idea.
For your graduation,
How would you like to take a trip around the world,
Just you and me?
- You're joking.
- Think of it as mom-daughter time.
Long overdue.
- I'm already going on a trip with rob.
- That guy you were talking to the other day?
- Yeah, that guy.
He and I have been planning it
For a really long time.
- Well, how long will you be gone?
- It just depends how long our money will hold out.
- Let me help you then.
- I don't understand.
You told me I was spoiled and ungrateful
And needed to get a job, so I did.
I saved every tip I made
And now you want to help me?
- Not everything is written in stone, layla.
Sometimes people change, honey.
- No, I have to do this on my own.
I don't want to rely on you.
- Well, if you want my help, just ask.
- Okay, I'll think about it.
But before we leave, I want you to meet rob.
He's the best.
(layla chuckles)
- I would love to.
- Okay.
- Come on.
- He's like a little edgier than I think
That you would normally like,
But he's a really good guy.
- Oh, before you go,
Did you happen to see key to that locked room?
I can't remember where I put it.
- Only you know where the key is.
I've never even been in the room.
- I must've misplaced it.
- Mom, I'm starting to worry about you.
Do I need to lock up the liquor cabinet?
(layla chuckles)
I'm joking.
Are you going to that charity thing tonight?
- Yeah, yeah, I am.
- With peter?
- I think that's the plan.
- Okay.
Have a nice time.
Not too nice.
He majorly creeps me out, so...
(eerie music)
(dramatic music)
(knob turns)
(banging)
- Ah.
Whew.
This is a beautiful day.
The sun is out.
You want to go play ball with us?
I can go grab another one if you'd like.
- What I'd like for you to grab is a ladder
So that I could climb over that wall,
And get back home.
I need to see my daughter.
- Tracy, you don't have a daughter.
- Yes, I do.
Give me your phone.
Give me your phone, I'll prove it to you right now.
Please.
- I...
Oh my god, here.
- Please.
- Okay, okay, hold on.
Here.
Go ahead.
Go on.
It's okay, I want to meet this daughter.
- I don't remember.
I can't remember her number, nadine.
It's on my phone.
I can't remember it.
- That is because you don't have a daughter.
- Yes, I do.
Yes, I do.
- It's okay.
(tense music)
(dramatic music)
(banging)
(doorbell rings)
(tense music)
- Hey, baby.
Oh, wow. You look good.
Hey, hey, hey.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
You look gorgeous.
Maybe light some candles, stay in tonight,
Loosen some threads.
(jennifer laughs) (peter chuckles)
- No, we should go. I'm expected.
- Uh, you?
I mean, you're expected, you're the celebrity.
I'm just the boy toy.
Sorry.
I was a little rough with you the other day.
(dramatic music)
You got my envelope?
- Oh, yeah.
One sec.
(tense music)
Here you go.
(tense music)
- 500.
It's supposed to be 5,000.
Where's the rest of it?
- There isn't any.
- You're paying a premium for this.
(jennifer chuckles)
- For what?
- I'm gonna tell layla everything.
- Too late, I already did.
- Liar!
Where's my...
(dramatic music)
- I did not drive all the way over here
For this stupid, childish game!
(tense music)
(suspenseful music)
(engine revs)
(tense music)
- [layla] just looks like somebody's been here.
- Okay, so you went to work early this morning
Or this afternoon?
- This afternoon, a couple of hours ago.
- Was the door open?
What made you think that something-
- Just everything has been moved around.
- Hey, hey. Are you okay?
- Yeah, mom, I'm fine.
- Officer.
- Your daughter called and advised
That there's been a break in.
- Mom.
- I'm sorry, officer, what did you say?
- There's been a break in.
- Mom.
Mom. Mom!
- Ms. Wrey.
Are you okay?
Call an ambulance.
(dramatic music)
- The doctor will be in in just a minute.
- I'm glad you're okay.
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- I've just never seen you do that before.
(mysterious music)
- Hey, ms. Wrey.
You seem to be feeling better.
- Mhm.
- Any headaches?
Shortness of breath?
- No, I'm fine.
- Your blood pressure was pretty high,
But we gave you something to stabilize it.
Are there any other meds I should be aware of?
- Oh, my mom's in perfect health.
She never takes any medication.
- Actually, I do.
I take antidepressants on occasion.
I probably just forgot to take them today.
It's not a big deal.
- Okay, well, just rest here a little while longer.
Just be sure to call your primary doctor
First thing in the morning
And get those meds taken care of.
Okay?
And the nurse will be in shortly
To finish your paperwork.
- Thank you.
- All right.
(melancholic music)
- Antidepressants?
- Layla, I'm really tired.
I don't want to talk about it right now, okay?
- Well, we're gonna talk about this later, mom.
- Okay.
Okay.
(melancholic music)
(tense music)
(mop sweeps)
(eerie music)
(car door slams)
(engine revs)
(police sirens blaring)
(suspenseful music)
(truck honks)
(car crashes)
(tense music)
- We got a female in her 30s,
Possible trauma from a car accident.
She was unrestrained.
Tracy, here.
- No, no. I'm jennifer. I'm jennifer wrey.
I'm not tracy.
Listen to me, I'm jennifer.
- Ma'am, I need you to hold still.
- Get a doctor in here.
- Keep patient on monitor and fluids.
Take vitals.
- I'm jennifer wrey.
- Now, just relax before we start.
Okay?
Just relax, we're gonna take care of you.
Didn't I just discharge you?
- [woman] are you hurting anywhere?
- [man] ms. Wrey, just try to breathe.
- Can I get ms. Wrey's records pulled up, please?
- She broke out of a mental hospital and stole a car
And then she crashed it.
- She just left here.
Like, literally just left here.
What do you mean a mental hospital?
- I am jennifer wrey.
- I know, ms. Wrey. I know.
You're in good hands, all right?
- I mean, I guess it's good that nothing was stolen,
But I mean, somebody broke into the house
While we were gone.
Do you hear anything I'm saying, mom?
- Mhm.
- Why didn't you tell me you take antidepressants?
- I just...
Sometimes I have mood swings.
And the drugs, they help me sometimes.
It's not a big deal.
- Mom, if you're bipolar,
That's like kind of something I should know.
- No, it's not.
- Well, what else about you don't I know?
Mom, I'm not upset that you're sick,
I'm upset that you lied to me.
- Layla!
Layla!
(dramatic music)
(cell phone buzzes)
What?
- I kept calling, you never showed!
Are you okay?
I was really worried.
- Something came up.
- Well, why didn't you let me know?
People kept asking me about you.
I didn't know whether you were dead or alive.
- I'm talking to you, karen,
So I guess I'm alive, okay?
And I didn't go because I wasn't feeling well.
Okay?
- Well, all you had to do was let me know.
- Stop tracking my every move.
(dramatic music)
- Seriously?
(footsteps approaching)
- Please.
I didn't think you'd come.
- I'm not really sure why I'm here.
- Because some things need to be said in person.
- You want me to stay and finish my book.
And you want to join me on my trip.
Oh, and you left your wife
And told her it was over.
- Yes.
Exactly.
I can't live a lie anymore.
What's wrong?
(tense music)
- I understand.
- Ms. Wrey?
Jennifer wrey?
- Wrey.
- Hi, we were at your book signing the other day
And we're huge fans.
- [chad] what's wrong?
- [man] ms. Wrey?
Ms. Wrey?
- Get away from me! Get away from me!
Just stop.
(cutlery rattles)
(dramatic music)
- Um, I'm sorry, if you could just give her some distance.
It's just been a difficult day.
- I can speak for myself.
Okay, chad?
Don't, don't, don't!
(dramatic music)
- Um...
I'm sorry.
- Tracy, your sister's here.
Come on, dear.
Come on.
Scoot up, come on.
You can do it.
Right there, that's good.
- You know what?
I can help my sister take her meds today.
- Oh, ms. Wrey.
I don't mind.
Me and tracy are best buds.
Aren't we, tracy?
- That's great.
I so appreciate it.
I said I will help her.
- Sorry.
Of course.
I'll be back to check on you sweetie, okay?
(tense music)
- So, enjoying your time here?
Hm?
Lots of fun, isn't it?
(tense music)
Have you done the inner child thing yet?
Shared your feelings?
Did you tell them about your dead husband?
And your daughter?
And you're blackmailing boy toy.
(chuckling)
I'm sure they would love to hear those stories.
I know I would have.
Did you ever want me to get out of here?
Were you ever gonna share any of that stuff with me?
I have a niece, she's very beautiful.
Don't you think I would've loved to have met her?
Oh, what's in that locked room?
More skeletons?
Where the hell is the key?
(tense music)
Give me the key.
- It's layla's graduation today.
- What?
- I'm supposed to be there.
- I have to go.
- And...
I need to see my daughter. - No, no, come on, come on.
Sit down, come on.
No.
You'll be okay.
(cell phone buzzes)
- Look, karen, I would really appreciate it
If you stopped calling me every five minutes.
- Have you seen the news?
- What news?
- About you.
Your meltdown in public?
- Great. Okay?
What do you want me to do about it, cartwheels?
- You have been so nasty to me this past week.
And I don't know why, I mean, I'm just trying to help you.
You don't want all this bad publicity
Now that it's almost
The 15th anniversary of "time will tell".
- I don't really care.
I'll be on a trip around the world, okay?
(dramatic music)
(inaudible chatter)
(layla laughs)
So, I'm thinking...
Hiking, campsites, nights on the beach under the stars.
- Love it.
- And maybe some nights in vegas,
If we budget our money right.
- Oh, you mean if I budget our money right.
- That's what I said. (layla laughs)
Oh, and I bought something for you to wear on our trip.
- I thought we were supposed to be saving our money,
Not spending it.
- It's just temporary.
It's not what I wanted to give you.
- [layla] please don't tell me
You put it on the credit card. - I put it on the credit card.
- Rob! Come on!
Oh my...
Rob.
It's beautiful.
I just don't know if I'm ready for like-
- I know you're not.
And neither am I.
It's just a summer ring.
If we can survive the summer together, then
I'll work really hard to get something worthy of you.
Okay?
(lighthearted music)
- After my shift, I want you to come with me
To meet my mom.
I have to warn you though,
She's, um, she's kind of moody.
- Kind of
Already used to that.
- Stop!
(tense music)
- "dear layla.
(pages ripping)
I am so sorry I didn't attend your graduation.
(pages ripping)
Layla.
I am so sorry I...
Couldn't do it."
(dramatic music)
(doorbell rings)
(tense music)
- Let me in!
Where is she?
Where did she hide you?
- What is wrong with you?
- Jennifer, where are you?
- I know you're lying about who you are.
- Lying about what?
- The private past you never seem to talk about.
And at the press conference
You were shaking hands just fine,
But then you couldn't sign a single autograph.
And then I remembered that photo, yeah.
And then I started piecing it all together.
You have a sister.
- I'm calling the police.
- No, you're not.
Tell me now!
- Get off of me!
(glass shatters)
What are you gonna do about it?
Get off me right now!
Jennifer, where are you?
Tell me where she is.
(girls screaming)
Shut up!
(tense music)
- Mom?
Mom?
- Hi!
Layla, I am so, so sorry I missed your graduation.
It's completely unforgivable,
I just have a lot going on
And I'm leaving for my trip tomorrow.
- Mom, chill. Don't worry, it's okay.
We're leaving too, but I just wanted you to meet rob.
- Mrs. Wrey, it's such an honor to meet you.
- Mom.
Mom.
- I am so sorry.
I'm just a little distracted.
I broke a glass in the other room.
It is very nice to meet you,
I've heard lots about you.
- Yeah, but none of it good, right?
(layla laughs)
- You know what?
Let's get out of here.
I would love to treat you both to a graduation dinner.
- Oh, mom, we're just here to say goodbye.
- And?
- Oh, and I promised rob I'd show him your office.
- Why?
- Because you're a best-selling author.
- Absolutely not, it is-
- [layla] why?
- It's a mess in there.
- No, it's not.
You're like the neatest person I've ever known.
Come on, you'll love it.
- Layla, there's broken glass in there.
You're gonna hurt yourselves.
- This is where the magic happens.
- Wow.
Impressive.
- I'm sorry, what?
- Rob was just saying how impressive it is
That you've written so many books.
- Do you mind?
- What are you doing?
- I just want to know what it feels like
To have sit in the chair of a creative genius.
- Rob, this is my work space.
- Um, am I rude or what?
I'm really sorry.
- [layla] he is, mom.
He didn't mean it.
- It's okay.
Look, I have something to give you both for your trip,
In the other room.
After you.
- Okay. (tense music)
- It's right over here.
- What are you doing?
Stop touching things.
- Happy graduation.
Enjoy your trip.
- I told you not to do this.
- You only live once, take it.
- Mrs. Wrey, that's really generous of you.
- It has nothing to do with generosity.
I want the both of you to have
The best summer of your lives.
- We will.
And I've never read one of your books,
But I'll read them all this summer.
- They're like romance novels.
You know that, right?
- I do now.
- Layla.
- Mom, I don't want to hear it.
We're not gonna get married right away, okay?
We're not gonna do anything stupid.
- That's exactly what I was gonna say.
- So, you're not gonna lecture me?
- No.
- Okay, we're going to a little goodbye party after this,
And we're gonna leave first thing in the morning
From rob's house.
- But my parents will be there, so don't worry.
- I won't.
I'll be leaving first thing in the morning too,
So I guess, I guess this is goodbye.
(somber music)
- Mom, I'm not leaving forever.
- And I guess we'll be seeing more of you in the future.
- You will.
- A lot more.
(dramatic music)
- Karen, karen, karen, karen, karen.
(dramatic music)
No. Come on, come on, come on.
(suspenseful music)
(unnerving music)
I want to check my sister out.
- Ms. Wrey, is there some kind of problem?
- Yeah, I've decided that I want to take care
Of my sister at home,
I don't want her staying here anymore.
- Well, let me just speak to-
- No, I don't think you heard me.
I don't want her staying her anymore,
I'm taking her home.
- Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. She's still asleep.
We don't want to make our patients uncomfortable.
- My sister has been uncomfortable
For the last 15 years.
I am gonna take care of her.
- Ms. Wrey, your sister will never be 100% okay.
She is much better off here.
- I will be the judge of that.
Oh.
And I'll need a prescription for her medicine.
I will need a prescription!
Now!
- I'll get the discharge papers.
(heavy breathing)
(tense music)
- Yeah, we're twins.
Problem with that?
(dramatic music)
(engine revs)
(thunder rumbles)
I bet you thought you were gonna be in there
The rest of your life.
Didn't you?
I know I did.
- Why?
That's a great question, sis.
Why did you keep me in the dark about everything?
Why did you hide me from everyone?
Why didn't you want anyone to know about me?
I don't even care anymore.
I took a ton of money out of your bank account,
And I am going to see the world.
You can fend for yourself at home.
Oh, the police might stop by a few times.
It seems peter, the guy from the hospital...
He was gonna keep blackmailing me.
- What?
- I mean you.
And then he tried to kill me!
- What?
What?
- Yeah.
I killed him first.
Karen got it in her head
That I was hiding the real you,
Which is a joke.
Because you, you were hiding me.
And then she tried to attack me!
Who are these people?
Why are they your friends?
Why do you like them and you don't love me?
Why?
I had to kill her too.
I really didn't want to kill these people,
But they're so cruel and hateful.
You know what's funny?
I wanted to have your life so bad
Because I thought it was so much better than mine,
But it's not.
Because it's all lies!
I need to get my prescription.
(tense music)
(suspenseful music)
(screaming)
They didn't have it!
(phone buzzing)
Um...
Hey.
Do you know what time it is?
- Well, I couldn't leave things on bad terms with us.
- It's my fault.
- No, it's mine.
It's my fault for thinking you'd be available
Any time I came into town,
And it's my fault for falling in love with you.
- I'm not in love with you, so...
- I left my wife.
- You shouldn't have done that, chad.
You should go back to her, right now.
- I'm not doing that!
And when you get back from your trip,
I want to see you again,
And I want us to be together.
- I don't think that's a good idea.
(banging)
- What was that?
- Uh...
It's just a crazy person on the street.
- I'm not gonna leave.
I'm not gonna go back to my wife.
- Then I'm sorry for you.
I have to go.
- Wait, jennifer. Jennifer!
- That was chad.
I find it interesting
That he fell in love with me and not you.
(tense music)
We are going home.
(dramatic music)
(trunk slams)
Come on.
(tense music)
(mysterious music)
These will hold you long enough
For me to get to the airport,
And get the hell out of here.
You'll never see me again.
- You're hurting me.
- I'm hurting you?
You stole my life.
- I had to do it to stop you from hurting yourself.
- I'm gonna leave you here with your books,
So you can turn to them
When you want someone to talk to.
Because obviously they make much better friends
Than your own sister.
Oh, did you want to say you're sorry?
Yeah.
You're 15 years too late for that.
(tense music)
- Mom?
Mom? Mom?
Mom?
What happened?
Who did this to you?
Mom?
- Get away!
Please, honey, get away.
- What is that?
Who are you?
Why do you have a gun?
- You're not supposed to be here.
You're not supposed to be here.
- You texted me, I got worried.
- You had to do it, didn't you?
- What are you talking about?
- Mom, please put down the gun.
- I am not your mom, I am your aunt!
- No, you aren't.
- You're her mother.
- No!
- I'm so sorry.
- I don't understand.
- For everything.
- You were the one who was supposed to bring dad
To the airport that day.
- I drove dad to the airport.
- But you were on a call
With a publisher about your first book.
You were so excited.
You begged me to drive dad, so I did.
I drove dad.
But we got into a terrible accident.
Dad was injured so bad he went into a coma.
Your first book was released soon after.
It became a huge success.
- It was your book, it was your book.
- And then you married alex.
- No!
No, no, no.
You married alex.
- And you gave birth to layla the day dad died.
That's when you lost it,
You became inconsolable.
- No, you're lying.
- I'm not.
You blamed yourself for dad's death.
You spiraled into a depression.
You started having breakdowns,
You became psychotic.
You thought you were me.
So I put you in a psychiatric ward for a while.
I'm so sorry.
I hated doing that to you, I really did.
I'm so sorry.
I really am.
- No!
- What's happening? - I had no other choice.
(jennifer screams)
- Layla needed a mom.
She was too young to know the difference,
So I became her mom.
I became you.
I became jennifer wrey.
No one could tell the difference.
- No, you're the talented one,
You're the writer.
Not me.
- I could never be you.
But I needed a lot of money to pay for your care.
So I started writing romance novels
Imitating your first book.
None of them were ever as good.
It didn't matter.
Because everyone loved you, so they bought them.
- I don't understand.
What happened to my dad?
- Alex started drinking heavily.
He was in love with you, jennifer.
Not me.
He couldn't handle the duplicity of his life,
So he killed himself.
- No! No!
- And you found him.
- After that, you needed full time care.
(dramatic music)
(layla sobs)
- I'm tracy wrey.
I'm tracy wrey.
(dramatic music)
- I need to show you something.
(somber music)
- This room was just for you
So that when you got better,
You would have a place to live.
I would take care of you,
And we would tell the whole world what happened
Once you got better.
But you never got better.
I didn't know what else to do for my sister.
You started writing your second novel
Before you got really ill.
I kept the pages for you.
I kept them for you so that you can finish it.
I tried.
I tried, but I'm not as talented as you.
(tracy sobs)
(dramatic music)
- Now I remember.
- I did this for you.
(dramatic music)
Because I love layla.
And I love you.
(dramatic music)
- I remember how much you used to love
To do that as a little girl.
- Oh my gosh.
God, that was so long ago.
When can I go to the beach?
(women laughing)
I mean, come on.
- Hello.
- [nadine] good to see you guys.
- You too.
- Well, she is having a great day.
Aren't you, sweetie?
- Yes.
- You guys enjoy your visit.
And take your time, okay?
- Thank you, nadine.
- You're welcome.
- You're looking good.
- Yeah.
I'm feeling really good
For the first time in a long time. How about the two of you?
You getting along better these days?
- Thanks to you, we are.
- We really are, mom.
We really are.
- How's rob?
- He's good, he's good.
We decided to stay in town for college
To be close to you,
So when you get better,
We're gonna take you home and take care of you.
- And nadine said you were writing again.
- Yeah, yeah.
I'm writing a book.
- What's it about?
- It's a children's book.
About twins.
(lighthearted music)
(melancholic music)
(calming piano music)