| [alarm beeping] |
00:00:01.003 - 00:00:04.338 |
| Where's Mommy? |
00:00:10.779 - 00:00:12.213 |
| Hi. She didn't sleep with you? |
00:00:12.247 - 00:00:14.849 |
| No. |
00:00:14.883 - 00:00:16.851 |
| Okay. Nicole? |
00:00:16.885 - 00:00:19.754 |
| I already checked. She's not here. |
00:00:19.788 - 00:00:22.022 |
| Well, we're just gonna have
to figure this out, won't we? |
00:00:22.057 - 00:00:25.025 |
| Go get dressed, hon.
I'll take you to school. |
00:00:25.060 - 00:00:27.928 |
| Nicole, it's 7:00 in the morning. |
00:00:31.900 - 00:00:33.234 |
| Where are you? I need to get to work. |
00:00:33.268 - 00:00:35.269 |
| Can you call me? |
00:00:35.303 - 00:00:37.972 |
| It's just not like her. |
00:00:38.006 - 00:00:39.473 |
| Nicole would never just not come home. |
00:00:39.508 - 00:00:41.942 |
| Maybe she got lucky. |
00:00:41.977 - 00:00:43.944 |
| My conservative sister? |
00:00:43.979 - 00:00:45.813 |
| She's been married to that
pretentious idiot for ten years. |
00:00:45.847 - 00:00:48.382 |
| She deserves a little luck. |
00:00:48.417 - 00:00:50.050 |
| Okay. Okay, fine. |
00:00:50.085 - 00:00:51.385 |
| Then why isn't she answering her calls? |
00:00:51.420 - 00:00:53.120 |
| It keeps going straight to voicemail. |
00:00:53.155 - 00:00:54.822 |
| Kim, when people go out
all night, their phones die. |
00:00:54.856 - 00:00:57.491 |
