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no matter what. All right?
No matter what.
- That's it.
- Thanks, babe.
Ladies and gentlemen...
Flight 56 is now ready for boarding.
We'd like to be in first-class
and gold card members...
to board Flight 56, thank you.
Okay.
- Put your seat belt on? That's good.
- Yeah.
Ladies and gentlemen,
the boarding door has been closed
Once again, this is Flight 257
with nonstop service to Port-au-Prince.
Before the aircraft moves,
all passengers must be seated..
With your seat belts securely fastened
tray stations stowed and baggage secured
Enjoy your fight
Hey, friend, come with me.
Let me show you your quarters.
You get any of that on the fence?
Hey, easy now.
We were working hard manual labor
while you boys were in town shopping.
- Believe me, you were better off here.
- Bill, you mind taking over?
- Oh, yeah, with pleasure. Can I do that?
- Oh, gladly.
Ill go get cleaned up.
Hey.
So, I found a taxi driver
to pick us up tomorrow at 2:00 p. m.
And our flight's at 4:30.
Okay. Do you think he'll show?
Yeah. I gave him
And I said I'd give him $200 tomorrow
when he gets us to the airport.
Trust me. That's a lot of money
for a guy like that. He'll show.
You're home early.
Yeah.
They sent me home.
I can't concentrate, and I-
I can't eat and I can't sleep.
And I don't understand why you-
you haven't called the police.
No police.
So you're leaving me then.
No.
I don't think so.
Rip.
We've both made
big mistakes in our lives.
But I know your heart.
I know, inside, you're good...
Even if you don't.
Im sorry.
Im so sorry.
Sorry.
I know.
Now, if we're going to try...
There's one thing I-I need.
You remember?
Father Logan.
We'll do it together, babe.
Me and you.
Tackle him.
Okay.
Oh, my gosh!
Oh!
I'm exhausted.
Nice job, man.
Nice, man.
That's what I like to see.
Ill meet you guys at the bus at noon, and then
we'll head into town with everybody else?
Actually, we were thinking about hanging as
a family and letting you guys do your thing.
We'll come back and have dinner
with you later, if you don't mind.
- It's good by me. Yeah.
- Yeah?
- It's good.
- Okay. You sure?
Yeah. Is that okay?
Yeah, of course.
Whatever you want.
Okay.
See you at dinner. I love you.
Okay.
- I love you.
- I love you too.
Okay.
- See you later?
- Yeah, man. Have fun. Joey.
You guys have a good day.
- Bye.
- Bye, Joey.
- He's a ballplayer, huh?
- Yeah, he is.
- See you tonight.
- All right, Jack.
Are you hot? Your cheeks are all pink.
- Come on, buddy.
- See you guys.
Poor thing.
Are you okay?
Come here.
Molly lied.
Curt Golding isn't helping them.
They used us, Bill.
They used the church, this trip.
They're taking Joey,
and they're running away.
I know.
What? What do you mean you know?
It's what I would have done.
No, Bill. No, it's wrong,
and you know it's wrong.
- If God wanted them to have Joey-
- Beth, stop it! Stop it!
You don't get to decide
what God's will is.
Do you want Joey to be beaten,
maybe killed by this man?
No.
The courts are wrong, Beth.
What other option
do they have at this point?
Honey, what else is this trip for
if not to save children?
Right?
I know you're gonna miss your sister.
But this isn't your choice.
We have to let them go.
Everything's gonna be okay.
No, it's not.
Why?
Oh, Beth.
All right, here we go.
Line up. Line up.
Defense, you're getting burned.
- Jack.
- What?
You need to get your family
out of here right now.
- What? What are you talking about?
- Now.
- Bill, what's going on?
- I'm so sorry, sweetheart.
- What?
- Dad, is everything okay?
Let's go. Let's go.
Let's go. Let's go.
Walk, walk, walk.
Give me the keys.
Give me the keys to the jeep.
Jack. Jack. Here you go.
Take the jeep.
Where to? Where to?
I got you covered. Go, go, go.
- What did you do?
- I don't know.
What did you do?
Sit on your mom's lap.
Come here, baby. Come here.
Just relax, sweetheart. Just relax.
Mommy, where are we going?
It's okay, baby. Just breathe.
At the gate,
we'll just go nice and easy, all right?
- How are you, sir?
- How you doing, man?
- Where you going?
- We're just going shopping.
That's okay. That's okay.
- Everything's okay?
- Perfect.
Good.
Thanks a lot.
Okay! Stop! Get out of your car!
- Easy, man.
- Mommy?
Right now.
Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell.
Where is our son?
Im sorry that you had
to be brought back this way...
But I had to stop you
from making a very big mistake.
- Is Joey all right?
- He's fine.
- He's just down the hall.
- Ms. Bower, we've done nothing wrong.
Mr. Campbell, please, have a seat.
Now, you did do something wrong.
We both know that.
And I've spent a lot of hours
trying to keep you out of jail.
Id like to talk to my lawyer.
Mr. Campbell, I am on your side.
I am.
Now, it's been a really
long night for all of us.
I have Mrs. Porter with me.
She's right outside.
She wants to talk to you...
Hello.
Im Wendy Porter.
I know you tried to run away with Joey.
Ms. Porter...
He had bruises on his body.
I was just trying to protect my son.
I have to telI you, when you...
Offered my husband money for Joey...
Would that be what you
would teach our son? That-
That poor people can just be bought off?
No.
And I- I was wrong.
And I know that now.
You have no idea how much
that boy means to him.
I made a terrible mistake seven years ago.
I never should have given up my baby.
But with everything that's happened...
I need to be sure now that
I'm doing the right thing for him.
Mrs. Porter.
Wendy.
Joey is our whole world.
He's our boy.
I love him as if
I gave birth to him myself.
And I can't imagine
spending a day without him.
But from the moment
we brought him home...
My biggest fear was that
he would wake up one morning...
And realize that
I'm not really his mother...
That I'm...
Just some woman who's raising him.
But he never did.
And he never will.
Ms. Bower.
I have the revised adoption papers here.
Mr. Porter has already signed...
And I personally
witnessed his signature.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
I want you both to know that, uh...
Rip really does love Joey.
He just wasn't ready to be a father,
and he knows that.
Ms. Porter...
Will you tell your husband
that I apologize?
Is there anything that we can do for you?
And it doesn't have to be money.
I mean, I-
We'll be all right.
We're getting help. Thanks.
There is one thing that-
that you could do for me.
I would like Joey to know
that he- he has two mothers-
one that loved him so much
that she couldn't let him go...
And one that loved him so much
that she had to.
You have my word.
Thank you.
May I- May I say good-bye to him?
Of course.
Joey, it was real nice...
Having you come
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