
On the Other Hand, Death Page #8
Oh, it was part
of the sting, Bailey.
Save it for the jury.
This is gonna be
a shitload of paperwork.
Yeah, he does that.
Welcome to my world.
The only thing
I haven't been able to figure out
is why did he have Garritty
hire us to follow her?
Guess it really was
a coincidence.
Well, like you said,
a good detective...
Kenny!
Hey, Edie,
it's gonna be okay.
I'm gonna be by your side
the whole time.
Don't you worry.
Someday, when I'm old
like all you guys,
I hope I have an amazing
relationship, too.
Yeah.
What's your E.T.A?
What?
It was a compliment!
That's a roger, Dispatch.
I got nothing
to say to you.
Look, we got started
on the wrong foot.
Well, why don't we
just keep it that way?
What the hell are these?
They're
autopsy photos.
Teen suicides.
Hey, your son
is begging for your help.
He's my little boy.
Yeah, I know.
What's this?
Called
the Trevor Project.
Sometimes parents need
about as much help
as their kids dealing
with this stuff.
What did
he want, Dad?
My son.
Naked?
Well, you wanted
to hear the whole story.
Well!
I don't want to anymore.
Well, that is
your prerogative,
but I'm not keeping
any secrets from you.
Never again.
aren't as much alike as I thought.
No. Thank God.
I like you
much better.
Do you think Edith
will be okay?
I do.
My bet is,
with a plea bargain,
she'll probably
do six months,
maybe a year or two
She'll be all right.
- With Dorothy by her side?
- Mm-hmm.
- And Dorothy got her job back.
- She did.
These kids need her.
And she needs them.
Do you think
we'll still be together
Oh, yes.
We will.
You'll still be carping
about our second date.
Well, you were flirting
with that wannabe
outlaw biker.
I was not flirting.
We were having
a conversation.
With your back to me.
For, like,
Maybe.
It was not
more than that.
- How would you know?
- How do I know that?
You... You had
How would you know anything?
And you were taking notes.
I was terrified.
What do you want me to do?
Nothing.
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