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A Deadly View Page #5
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- 2018
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but, uh, some women
do experience
Is there something
I need to be aware of?
No, no. I'm sure it's nothing.
Well, if, uh, if you do find
yourself concerned,
please don't hesitate to call.
Mothers with extreme anxieties
can be harmful to themselves,
and their babies.
It must be hard living
with a pregnant woman.
Well, it's been hard for you,
it's been hard for all of us.
But, we're in this
together, right?
We sure are.
Any chance you could
give me a foot rub?
[Peter] Of course.
Let me just set my alarm
before I forget.
[man on radio] Authorities
and clean up crews
are already on the scene.
And in breaking news,
state and local
law enforcement agencies
are on high alert
following the stunning
daytime abduction
of a six-month-old girl.
If you have any information
or have seen anything
suspicious,
please, the family is
pleading with you.
Okay, how about no more of that?
Agreed.
This is all about relaxing.
Mm-hm.
[sighs] Oh!
[Peter] Mm-hmm?
Oh, this is amazing.
[sighs]
- No.
- [Peter] What?
- It can't be.
- [Peter] What's wrong?
- Ow!
- [Peter] Honey!
[Peter] Honey!
[Rachel] She has a baby.
[Peter] What? What baby?
See for yourself.
What are you talking about?
Rachel, you're scaring me.
Seriously,
something is wrong here.
Peter, I saw it. She has a baby.
You heard the radio.
There's a baby missing.
- I bet you it was Sandy.
- Rachel, calm down.
She has a baby.
She probably wants our baby too.
Honey, please.
Why won't anyone listen to me?
[glass shatters, alarm blaring]
[Officer Lee] And what was it
that got her so upset?
I don't know,
she kept yelling something
about the neighbor
having a baby.
She had a baby.
She said she couldn't
have any kids.
And that kidnapping...
Is she okay?
She'll be fine.
Just a bit dazed.
[voice breaking] You have to
believe me.
She was cradling a baby.
She had my nursery.
She has your nursery?
I saw.
I thought I saw a nursery
in her house...
just like mine.
Wait. How did you see it?
I just came from
talking to the neighbor.
Have you been inside her house?
Well, fortunately, your
neighbor's not interested
in pressing charges.
Pressing charges?
- What are you talking about?
- Harassment.
From what I've been told,
she's...
she's been keeping a close eye
on the neighbors,
and it's making people uneasy.
She said... She said
she couldn't get pregnant.
But... I saw a picture.
I saw, in it, she was,
she was pregnant.
- Do you ever give up?
- [Peter] Mother...
too polite to say it but I will.
You're acting crazy.
Are you gonna
let her do this?
Honey, no one is doing anything.
No, but we will, if necessary.
[Officer Lee] Look,
it's been a rough evening.
Let's all just calm down.
No one was hurt.
Um, I just have a few
more questions.
- Maybe we can talk downstairs.
- Sure.
Ma'am.
You probably think
I'm crazy too.
Sometimes... when we can't run,
things can feel more dangerous
than they actually are.
Just in case...
the next time you see something,
you call me first.
Okay?
Thank you.
[sobbing]
[Peter] You can't say those
kinds of things, Mom.
[Patricia] Somebody has to.
[Peter] Well, you didn't
have to say it right there.
[Patricia] Did you know that she
has a history of mental illness?
Or was she waiting to have
that discussion
until after the wedding?
[Peter] What the hell
are you talking about?
[Patricia] Sandy...
the neighbor she's
been harassing
told me that Rachel
has been on medication, Peter.
Now, maybe she's off it now
because of the baby,
but that might be
part of the reason
why she is acting so odd.
There is a child's life
at stake.
[Peter] And how the hell would
Sandy know that?
[knock at door]
Good morning, Rachel.
You have a visitor.
What are you doing here?
for both of you
to clear the air.
- Thank you.
- Mm.
Good morning.
I just wanted
to let you know that...
there are no hard feelings.
This is certainly gonna
make it harder to wave hello.
I'm very sorry.
I don't know
what I was thinking.
I hope you like pie.
I figured you needed
something sweet this morning.
I made it just for you.
Mm.
I knew you'd like it.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
I don't want to be a bother,
so I'm gonna get going.
After last night...
I'm sure you need your rest.
Bye.
[door shuts]
[dramatic music]
[Patricia] Rachel? Dear?
[groans]
What's all that noise?
Did you hurt yourself?
Nope. All good.
Okay. Um, well,
do you need anything?
- I'm fine. Thank you.
- [Patricia] Okay.
Well, if you change your mind,
remember you still have
that bell.
Hm.
[dinging]
[music continues]
He's home early.
- [Peter] Hello.
- How are ya?
- [Peter] I'm good, thank you.
- Good.
How's everything going?
We're going back to marriage.
[indistinct chatter]
- Duty calls.
- [Peter] Right.
[knocking at door] Hello.
How was your day?
I'm in solitary confinement.
How was your day?
I put someone
in solitary confinement.
So, I guess that makes us even?
Can you help me out of bed?
I need to get up a little bit.
Of course.
May I have this dance?
Oh, come on, Peter. I'm hideous.
No, you look perfect.
I promise it won't always
be this bad.
Can't get any worse.
Well, once the baby is here...
once we get rid of my mom,
not permanently.
That's a lot of things
that need to happen
before we get back
to where we were.
Once we're done dealing
with the pregnancy,
we're gonna be dealing
with an infant,
then a toddler and then school,
and then college,
and then we're just
back to us...
which wasn't perfect
to begin with.
What are you saying?
Why are you even still with me?
What are you talking about?
I heard you and your mother
last night.
I know what you're planning.
- We're not planning anything.
- I'm not gonna let you.
- Let me what?
- Take the baby.
Rachel, my mother isn't
taking the baby.
baby. Nobody is taking the baby.
You bet your ass
no one's taking the baby.
You know what?
[gate creaking]
[lock unlocks]
Peter?
[glass shatters]
Patricia?
[bell dinging]
Patricia?
Everything okay, dear?
You seem upset.
What are you doing here?
I came to see
how you were doing.
And the baby, of course.
Where's Patricia?
She's downstairs.
I think she's a little
fed up with you.
What's this?
Spying on me
with a baby monitor?
[sighs]
don't you think?
But I won't tell.
I mean...
Patricia's really just waiting
to call you
an unfit mother, isn't she?
Mm.
You're really not taking
good care of yourself.
Look at you.
You're a mess.
Oh, all the hormones.
No meds.
Are you crazy?
Not crazy?
I'm here to take care
of you now.
I'm gonna go downstairs
Now, don't you go anywhere.
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