Not Cinderella's Type (2018) | Full Movie | Paris Warner | Tim Flynn | Tanner Gillman
Indy lives with her aunt and uncle and believes her life is fine until an accident brings a new guy into her life. Bryant Bailey is not Indy's type - she's never been into guys like him. But then again, she's never really known anyone so stubborn and caring that can also help her discover who she is and what she's worth. A modern telling of Cinderella, based on the novel by Jenni James.
Director: Brian Brough
Writers: Jenni James, Brittany Wiscombe
Starring: Paris Warner, Tim Flynn, Tanner Gillman
Indy lives with her aunt and uncle and believes her life is fine until an accident brings a new guy into her life. Bryant Bailey is not Indy's type - she's never been into guys like him. But then again, she's never really known anyone so stubborn and caring that can also help her discover who she is and what she's worth. A modern telling of Cinderella, based on the novel by Jenni James.
Director: Brian Brough
Writers: Jenni James, Brittany Wiscombe
Starring: Paris Warner, Tim Flynn, Tanner Gillman
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00:00:00My life was perfect.
00:00:27I had an incredible mom who loved me.
00:00:30I was her princess, and she kept me safe from everything.
00:00:35The only pain I ever knew was when I tripped and skinned my knee, but my mom was always
00:00:40there to make it all better.
00:00:42Dad left before I was born, so it's always just been me and her, and it always would
00:00:47be.
00:00:54I actually believed that, until two years later when I learned what pain really was.
00:01:00The day my mom left, too.
00:01:07That funeral was way too long.
00:01:09She didn't do squat with her life, you'd think that they could have shortened all that talk.
00:01:13I'm hungry.
00:01:14Oh, I know.
00:01:15The food was terrible.
00:01:16Let's go see what we have in the fridge.
00:01:17Here's your room.
00:01:26Our neighbor's grandmother died, so they gave us her bed, so you be sure to be grateful.
00:01:30Okay.
00:01:31I know it's a little plain right now, but tomorrow morning we'll talk to Uncle David
00:01:39and see what he thinks about letting you decorate a little bit.
00:01:41How's that?
00:01:42Won't that be nice?
00:01:45Okay.
00:01:47Look, I understand that your mom just died, but I will not have you moping around.
00:01:52You will have chores to do and you'll be expected to help around the house.
00:01:56Okay.
00:01:57And you will be keeping this room clean.
00:01:59You're ten years old, there's no excuse for messiness.
00:02:02Okay.
00:02:03All right, well, we will talk about your chores in the morning.
00:02:07Good night.
00:02:08Good night.
00:02:39Well, Mrs. Wickens, I can't stay in bed all day.
00:02:51Time to get up.
00:02:55Mom, my phone screen cracked.
00:02:58Well, honey, get a new one right after school.
00:03:02Caitlin, you want it?
00:03:04Ew, no.
00:03:06Can I have it?
00:03:10Indy, hurry up.
00:03:13I have an early morning meeting today.
00:03:16Sorry.
00:03:25Bye, girls.
00:03:26Have a great day.
00:03:27Oh, I'm going shopping with Jada after.
00:03:30Okay.
00:03:31Have a great time.
00:03:36Good morning, Mrs. Whitman.
00:03:39Good morning.
00:03:43This is life.
00:03:46Every school has their social stereotypes, like the band geeks, the jocks, the underachievers.
00:03:52I guess I fit in with the too normal to classify kids.
00:03:56Certainly not with the popular crowd.
00:03:59I'll leave that to Bryant Bailey.
00:04:02Ugh, so annoying.
00:04:06Some girls throw themselves at Bryant all the time, and I really don't understand it.
00:04:11Jada and Caitlin especially.
00:04:13But there's a lot I don't get about them.
00:04:16That one's Bryant's sister Mackenzie.
00:04:18I don't know her, but she seems decent.
00:04:21At least she has a reason to be around Bryant.
00:04:25Moving on, then.
00:04:27It's class after class.
00:04:30History, English, and P.E.
00:04:36Ugh, how I hate P.E.
00:04:41And I get this every day.
00:04:46They get to eat out every day, but Clarice never gives me money for that.
00:04:51And that's Maxton.
00:04:54He keeps me sane, as best friends should.
00:04:59And that's my life, day in and day out.
00:05:05Isn't it grand?
00:05:11I mean, it's not perfect, but whose life is?
00:05:18Sometimes I wonder what it would be like if Mom were still alive.
00:05:23With her, I felt my life was perfect.
00:05:30This is awful.
00:05:32You must have learned to cook from your mother.
00:05:37But after she died, I didn't expect that to stay the same.
00:05:41But I also didn't expect it to get worse.
00:05:53Come on, Jada, we're gonna be late.
00:05:55I'm coming.
00:06:03No!
00:06:07I'm so sorry.
00:06:10I didn't mean to. I didn't even...
00:06:16I'm so sorry.
00:06:23It was fabulous of you to stop by the other day, Brian.
00:06:27Yeah, you should come by more often.
00:06:29I didn't stop by. I hit Indy's cat.
00:06:32I totally forgot about that.
00:06:35Hey, Indy.
00:06:36Stop, he's gonna see me.
00:06:39Is he looking?
00:06:40Uh, yeah, he's coming this way.
00:06:42Indy!
00:06:44Let's go.
00:06:45I didn't get my stuff! Wait!
00:06:48Bye, Brian.
00:06:51And there's my son.
00:06:52Hey, Brian.
00:06:53Thanks for stopping by, Dr. Bailey.
00:06:55I'll get those sessions with the students scheduled right away.
00:06:58Thank you.
00:07:00So, how'd it go?
00:07:01Great, great.
00:07:02Yeah, I've got several patients that come to the school,
00:07:04and now I can hold counseling sessions here
00:07:06without them missing too much class time.
00:07:08Cool.
00:07:09Speaking of which, shouldn't you be...
00:07:12Indy!
00:07:15What's going on?
00:07:17That's her.
00:07:18The one who owned the cat.
00:07:20Oh.
00:07:21Yeah, she's avoiding me.
00:07:23Yes, I see that.
00:07:25Hey, it'll be all right.
00:07:27She'll eventually hear you out.
00:07:29All right, see you, Dad.
00:07:33Hey, Indy.
00:07:34Hey, Dad.
00:07:35Hey, Indy.
00:07:36Hey, Dad.
00:07:37Hey, Dad.
00:07:38Hey, Dad.
00:07:39Hey, Dad.
00:07:40Hey, Dad.
00:07:42Are you ever going to let Brian apologize?
00:07:45I can't run and talk at the same time.
00:07:49That's not an answer.
00:07:51Why should I?
00:07:52It would only give him a clearer conscience.
00:07:55Yeah, you're above that whole forgiveness nonsense.
00:07:57Right.
00:07:59No, that's not...
00:08:00Oh, jeez.
00:08:01You all right?
00:08:03Karma hates me.
00:08:05What are you doing here?
00:08:07Being a gentleman and helping you up.
00:08:09Little heads up next time.
00:08:11Sorry.
00:08:12We still have class.
00:08:14Hey, are you just going to keep blowing me off?
00:08:17What more do you expect?
00:08:19I just want to make it up to you one day.
00:08:21The best way to make it up to me is to leave me alone.
00:08:25Wait.
00:08:29Please.
00:08:30No.
00:08:31No.
00:08:32No.
00:08:33No.
00:08:35Please forgive me, Indy.
00:08:37Before you killed my cat, you hadn't even said two words to me.
00:08:41And now you expect me to be nice?
00:08:44No.
00:08:45Brian, I won't forgive you.
00:08:47That cat was the last gift I got from my mom before she died.
00:08:51So please, leave me alone.
00:08:56I don't want your pity.
00:08:59All right, Dad.
00:09:00It's your turn to cook tomorrow.
00:09:02Already?
00:09:03No takeout, though.
00:09:04Why not?
00:09:05Yeah, why not?
00:09:06Because.
00:09:07We need to eat a little healthier.
00:09:09And that's your cop-out every time it's your turn to cook.
00:09:12Hey, I'm the doctor.
00:09:13I say it's healthy.
00:09:14You're not that type of doctor.
00:09:20What's up, Brian?
00:09:22Just thinking.
00:09:23Everything all right?
00:09:25Yeah.
00:09:27Just thinking.
00:09:28Everything all right?
00:09:29That girl that I told you about.
00:09:31Ooh.
00:09:32What's her name?
00:09:33Okay.
00:09:34Shoo, shoo.
00:09:35Both of you.
00:09:36Sweet.
00:09:37All right.
00:09:39The one with the cat?
00:09:41Yeah.
00:09:42Indy Zimmerman.
00:09:45I'm not sure I'm ever going to be able to apologize without her throwing something at me.
00:09:49The cat was a gift from her mom before her mom died.
00:09:53Zimmerman.
00:09:54Indy.
00:09:55Or is it Cindy?
00:09:58She lost her mother a few years back, right?
00:10:01I don't know when.
00:10:03How do you know?
00:10:04Okay.
00:10:05Have a seat.
00:10:06Come on.
00:10:08Maybe if you know a little bit more about her, it'll help you apologize.
00:10:12Be a friend for her.
00:10:18Indy!
00:10:19Get down here!
00:10:25Indy!
00:10:26What is taking so long?
00:10:28Get down here now!
00:10:30I don't know.
00:10:33Cindy Ella Zimmerman.
00:10:35If you don't get your butt down here this second, you'll be grounded again!
00:10:41What is wrong with you?
00:10:44It is not a holiday.
00:10:45There is no breakfast downstairs.
00:10:47David has work.
00:10:48The girls have school.
00:10:49And I have people coming over for a presentation at three.
00:10:54Remember!
00:10:55My head is killing me.
00:10:58So you expect us to eat cereal?
00:11:01I'm sorry.
00:11:02I just don't feel very good right now.
00:11:07You look awful too.
00:11:10Maybe I don't want you spreading around whatever disease it is you've got.
00:11:14Especially since I'm doing a presentation on essential oils.
00:11:20Okay.
00:11:21Alright.
00:11:23We'll have cereal.
00:11:24We'll just have the girls hide the mess and you can deal with it later.
00:11:30Hey, isn't this Jada's shirt?
00:11:33There was a stain on it.
00:11:35She said she didn't want it anymore.
00:11:37Well, you didn't work very hard to get this out in the laundry.
00:11:41Get it out and get it back to Jada.
00:11:53Hey, Maxson.
00:11:54Oh, hey.
00:11:55What's up?
00:11:56Do you need something?
00:11:57Uh, yeah.
00:11:58I was just looking for Indy.
00:11:59Do you know where she is?
00:12:00She wasn't at school today.
00:12:01I think she's at home.
00:12:02She texted me earlier that she had a killer headache.
00:12:05Oh.
00:12:06That makes sense.
00:12:07Why, she's not at your game too then, huh?
00:12:09Uh, no.
00:12:10That's actually pretty normal.
00:12:11Her aunt is.
00:12:12I mean, I don't know.
00:12:13I don't know.
00:12:14I don't know.
00:12:15I don't know.
00:12:16I don't know.
00:12:17I don't know.
00:12:18I don't know.
00:12:19I don't know.
00:12:20I don't know.
00:12:21I don't know.
00:12:23Well, her aunt and uncle are kind of strict.
00:12:26Ugh.
00:12:27You still trying to talk to her?
00:12:28Uh, yeah.
00:12:29Yeah.
00:12:30Sorry, dude.
00:12:31Mrs. Wiggins was.
00:12:32Wiggins?
00:12:33Her cat.
00:12:34Oh.
00:12:35Yeah.
00:12:36Anyway, uh, special cat.
00:12:37Yeah, I got that.
00:12:38All right.
00:12:39Thanks, Maxson.
00:12:40Indy loves company.
00:12:41Her room is up here.
00:12:42Indy, are you there?
00:12:43I've got something that will cheer her up.
00:12:44Indy.
00:12:45Indy.
00:12:46Indy.
00:12:47Indy.
00:12:48Indy.
00:12:49Indy.
00:12:50Indy.
00:12:51Indy.
00:12:52Sure, I will cheer you up.
00:12:56How are you feeling, sweetheart?
00:12:59I'm actually a lot better now that I slept.
00:13:04Hey.
00:13:05What in the world are you doing here?
00:13:10Look who it is.
00:13:11It's the boy who killed your cat!
00:13:13And he wants to apologize and he has a present for you.
00:13:18Isn't he the sweetest?
00:13:19Very.
00:13:20Well, I still have guests downstairs, so...
00:13:23Oh, that's so sweet.
00:13:27What are you doing here?
00:13:29I knew you'd say no, so I just came without asking.
00:13:32Caught that part.
00:13:34What do you want?
00:13:36I'd like us to be friends.
00:13:38No.
00:13:40Look, do you have something against guy friends?
00:13:42Of course not.
00:13:44Maxine's my best friend.
00:13:48Look, I know you're only trying to be my friend out of pity,
00:13:52and I don't want that.
00:13:54I want genuine friends.
00:13:58Well, I'm genuinely worried about you.
00:14:01Can't that be a start?
00:14:03You are no more worried about me than my aunt and uncle are.
00:14:10What's in the bag?
00:14:12Smells good.
00:14:14This? Just a little peace offering.
00:14:19Food?
00:14:20Captain Jack's famous burger.
00:14:22You're kidding.
00:14:24And there's fries as well.
00:14:29I knew I'd get on your good side eventually.
00:14:32Don't push it. I'm starving.
00:14:35Why are you here?
00:14:37Well, besides feeling bad about, you know, hitting your cat, I...
00:14:41Murdering.
00:14:43Murdered my cat.
00:14:45Besides feeling bad about murdering your cat,
00:14:50I don't know why I'm here.
00:14:53I just feel like this is where I need to be, so here I am.
00:14:57And maybe you need me.
00:14:59Great. Now I'm just terrified.
00:15:02Just hear me out.
00:15:04This has absolutely nothing to do with me.
00:15:08If you need to come here to feel better about killing my cat, then sure.
00:15:12You can hate yourself and show up, I guess.
00:15:14But to say that this is for me?
00:15:17That's where I'll call you on it.
00:15:20If this had anything to do with me, you would leave me alone.
00:15:25Okay.
00:15:27You're right.
00:15:29Maybe I need you.
00:15:32Look, can we just go on a walk or something?
00:15:36Why?
00:15:38Fresh air.
00:15:42I don't think I can. I have chores.
00:15:45Clarice said that her party's not going to end for another hour, so...
00:15:48What if I had you back by then?
00:15:51Fine. But we have to hurry.
00:15:56I love being around flowers.
00:15:59They remind me of my mom.
00:16:01I remember she always used to have lilies at our house.
00:16:04They're her favorite.
00:16:07You miss your mom a lot?
00:16:10Of course.
00:16:12It's kind of a weird question to ask.
00:16:14No, it's because I wanted to tell you something.
00:16:22There's no easy way to say it, so I'm just going to jump in.
00:16:26About five or six years ago,
00:16:29my dad came home from work pretty late.
00:16:32There was an accident,
00:16:34and he was behind the car that got hit.
00:16:38The lady driving the car was hit by a truck,
00:16:42and then she swerved into oncoming traffic
00:16:44and was hit again by a semi.
00:16:46Stop.
00:16:47He was the one who called 911.
00:16:51And he didn't say how bad it was,
00:16:55only that she was dying
00:16:57and that she wasn't going to make it to the hospital.
00:17:01So he sat there, and he held her hand,
00:17:04and he just let her talk.
00:17:07Please tell Cindy that I love her,
00:17:12and she's my princess.
00:17:14And no matter what, I'll be with her.
00:17:19Always.
00:17:27I remember, I remember a guy coming up to me
00:17:31before the funeral and saying those exact words.
00:17:36I had no idea it was your dad.
00:17:40When I told him that I had hit a girl's cat
00:17:43and her name was Indy,
00:17:44he asked if her name was actually Cindy Zimmerman.
00:17:49Only my family really knows that,
00:17:51but Cindy Ella, that's what she named me.
00:17:58He mentioned that she used to call you her little Cinderella.
00:18:02She was quite the romantic.
00:18:05He did everything he could to take her mind off the pain,
00:18:08and he told me that he could just see and feel
00:18:12how much that she cared for you.
00:18:16I know that.
00:18:20I never doubted that.
00:18:23I'm so sorry, Indy.
00:18:27It's fine.
00:18:29Bad things happen to people.
00:18:32It's just the way the world works, right?
00:18:34Yeah, but there's more to it than that.
00:18:39Like what?
00:18:41Well, yeah, bad things happen,
00:18:42but it's how you learn from those things and those trials
00:18:46and how you help others learn that defines you.
00:18:50Sounds way too deep for me.
00:18:55So, Jada and Caitlin are your cousins, right?
00:18:59Yep.
00:19:00And Jada's the senior and Caitlin's a sophomore like you, right?
00:19:05Or did I mix that up?
00:19:07No, you're right.
00:19:09They just pretty much leave you alone up here?
00:19:11I actually prefer to be alone.
00:19:15Hint, hint.
00:19:19It is different than the rest of the house.
00:19:23Aren't there any other rooms?
00:19:25Well, the master bedroom's on the first floor
00:19:27along with some studies and a guest room,
00:19:29and then there are four bedrooms on the second floor.
00:19:32So let me get this straight.
00:19:34There are six actual bedrooms?
00:19:36Well, the girls turned one of them into a playroom.
00:19:39And a guest bedroom.
00:19:41Clarice always has that ready for her guests.
00:19:43So why not put you in the toy room and move the toys elsewhere?
00:19:47I really don't mind.
00:19:54What are you doing?
00:19:57I know, I'm nosy.
00:20:00One question.
00:20:02Where are all your dolls and stuff?
00:20:05My dolls?
00:20:07Well, yeah, your cousins have so many they needed an extra room for them.
00:20:11Where are yours?
00:20:13I guess I really never had many.
00:20:16Mom enjoyed experiences more than things.
00:20:20Okay, but you were ten.
00:20:24I expect to at least see a teddy bear or something on your bed.
00:20:27Or maybe even things of your mom's.
00:20:31Well, the funeral expenses were too high, so...
00:20:36So?
00:20:38So we had to sell a lot of stuff.
00:20:40Really?
00:20:41Yeah.
00:20:43The only thing I got to bring with me was my cat.
00:20:47Hey, Indy! Mom said Brian Bailey is here.
00:20:51So you are here.
00:20:53Yep.
00:20:54So, Brian, what brings you here? How are you doing?
00:20:59I'm good. I was just talking to Indy.
00:21:03About what?
00:21:05Death.
00:21:07Is Clarice done with her presentation yet?
00:21:09Yes, thankfully it just ended.
00:21:12So what are you doing tomorrow night, Brian?
00:21:14We're having a few friends over to hang out and watch a movie.
00:21:16You want to come?
00:21:18Sure, that sounds fun.
00:21:21Jada, Mom said that Brian's here.
00:21:23He is. We're in the attic.
00:21:27How long have you been here?
00:21:31Indy and I have been talking for a while.
00:21:35Quite a while, actually. I should get going.
00:21:38You don't have to go.
00:21:41Homework.
00:21:42It's Friday.
00:21:43I'm committed.
00:21:46But I'll see you all tomorrow? Okay.
00:21:56Indy!
00:21:59Oh, ew.
00:22:01Did you know how long my girls and I had to work to get this place looking decent?
00:22:06I'm sorry.
00:22:08You should be!
00:22:09Your little vacation is over, missy.
00:22:13Everything needs to be cleaned up.
00:22:16I want my oils packed away neatly,
00:22:18and this entire area scrubbed from top to bottom.
00:22:21The girls are having their own party tomorrow,
00:22:23and I want everything to be absolutely amazing.
00:22:27Okay.
00:22:28That means dusting and sweeping, mop, bathrooms.
00:22:32Oh, don't forget to make fresh snacks.
00:22:36I don't know if I can get all of that done tonight.
00:22:40Well, of course not.
00:22:42Snacks need to be fresh, so you get up early in the morning and do those.
00:22:46Got it.
00:22:48Anything else?
00:22:50Yes.
00:22:51Since you weren't feeling well today,
00:22:53I think it's best that you just stay tucked away in your room during the party.
00:22:57You know, in case you're contagious.
00:23:02I didn't think I was invited anyway.
00:23:14Hey!
00:23:15Let me help.
00:23:16Hi.
00:23:18Feeling better?
00:23:19Much.
00:23:20How was your soccer game?
00:23:21It was a tie.
00:23:22Better than a horse.
00:23:23So close, though.
00:23:28Here, I got you.
00:23:31Thanks.
00:23:32So you doing chores all day, or?
00:23:34Yeah, cleaning and baking.
00:23:36Need any help?
00:23:37I mean, I'd love some, but Clarice would probably say I'm not working hard enough.
00:23:41Probably, yeah.
00:23:42Thanks anyway, though.
00:23:43Yeah, um, I'll see you Monday.
00:23:46See you Monday.
00:23:47Okay.
00:23:48Bye.
00:23:50Oh my gosh!
00:23:51How are you?
00:23:52Come on in.
00:23:53How are you?
00:23:54Okay, so food's over here.
00:23:55There's food in there.
00:23:56Thank you so much.
00:23:57It's so good to see you.
00:23:58Come on in.
00:23:59Okay, so this is all the food we have.
00:24:00It's really good.
00:24:01We worked super hard on it, getting it ready.
00:24:02Mmm.
00:24:04Guys, you're so sweet.
00:24:26Thank you.
00:24:50I'm so glad that you could come.
00:25:03Thanks.
00:25:04Hi, Bryant.
00:25:05Hey, Bryant.
00:25:06Hey, everybody.
00:25:07Uh, where's Indy?
00:25:08Why don't you go get some food and then come watch the movie?
00:25:12I saved you a seat, Bryant.
00:25:31Mom, I miss you so much.
00:25:52Whoa.
00:25:55Do you know how hard it is to find you in your own house?
00:25:59Gotta be freezing.
00:26:01How long have you been hiding out here?
00:26:04Thanks.
00:26:06But I wasn't hiding.
00:26:10How's the party?
00:26:12Fine, but it was missing something.
00:26:16What?
00:26:18You.
00:26:23Do you not like being around big groups?
00:26:25I already told you I wasn't hiding.
00:26:27Then why weren't you hanging out with us?
00:26:29I'm just tired.
00:26:30I had a long day.
00:26:31Yeah?
00:26:32What'd you do today?
00:26:34I cleaned and I cooked.
00:26:36Did you make all the food in there tonight?
00:26:38Yeah.
00:26:39It was good.
00:26:41Thank you.
00:26:44Hey, Indy.
00:26:49When your cousins invited me tonight, didn't that include you too?
00:26:56We don't really hang in the same social circles or anything, so...
00:27:01Yeah, but you made everything for their party tonight.
00:27:06Yeah.
00:27:08I mean, look, it's really not a big deal.
00:27:11Wow.
00:27:13You're literally Cinderella.
00:27:15No.
00:27:17Cinderella's just a name my mom loved.
00:27:19It's not who I am.
00:27:21It fits you perfectly.
00:27:22I prefer Indy much better.
00:27:24All right.
00:27:25Well, come on.
00:27:30Let's get you out of your prison.
00:27:34Okay.
00:27:36But I'm not Cinderella.
00:27:43This is so good.
00:27:47I'm glad you like it.
00:27:49My mom used to bring me here all the time.
00:27:51Where'd she stop?
00:27:53She died about ten years ago.
00:27:58How'd she die?
00:28:00It was sudden, like your mom.
00:28:04One minute she was riding her bike to work, and the next she was hit by somebody who was texting and driving.
00:28:12How'd you get through it?
00:28:14Well, I missed her like crazy.
00:28:17She was riding her bike because she and I were doing this child-parent triathlon that summer.
00:28:22We would go out in the evenings and ride our bikes, wake up early, go to the swimming pool and practice.
00:28:29Wow.
00:28:31Did you still end up doing it?
00:28:33By myself?
00:28:36No.
00:28:37That day of the triathlon, I just curled up in my bed and didn't move all day.
00:28:44Everyone seemed to forget about the race, but I didn't.
00:28:52That was the day that I cried the most.
00:28:57I'm so sorry.
00:29:02Well, I think that we should do this more often.
00:29:06What, share grief stories?
00:29:09No.
00:29:10Get to know each other.
00:29:12That's how relationships start.
00:29:14Whoa, you need to slow down.
00:29:16I don't know you, you don't know me.
00:29:19You think we're starting a relationship now?
00:29:22I don't know, maybe.
00:29:24Besides, all friendships are relationships, and I just want to get to know you better.
00:29:28What's so wrong with that?
00:29:30It's going to be a little hard.
00:29:32Why?
00:29:33If Clarice even knew that I was here right now, she...
00:29:36She'd lose it.
00:29:38You have no idea.
00:29:41She's not really into me having relationships.
00:29:46So what are you really trying to say?
00:29:48I'm saying you're probably better off trying to start a friendship with one of my cousins.
00:29:54What if I don't want to get to know them better?
00:29:57They seem like they want to get to know you.
00:30:01Speaking of which, aren't they going to notice you left their movie party?
00:30:04They may have, but they were just gossiping and didn't seem to see me slip out.
00:30:10Plus, I like to hang out with kind girls, and from what I've noticed, they're not.
00:30:19Hey.
00:30:22Thank you for tonight.
00:30:24It was fun. Thanks for coming.
00:30:27Would you want to go on another date next weekend?
00:30:31This wasn't a date.
00:30:33Then what was it?
00:30:35Brian, you and I are from two completely different worlds.
00:30:39So?
00:30:41So I'm not the kind of person you typically hang out with.
00:30:44But you're exactly who I want to be around.
00:30:46And you...
00:30:48Look, you're just not my type, okay?
00:30:52Is that the real reason?
00:30:57I could get in a lot of trouble for being with you right now.
00:31:02What's wrong with me?
00:31:03It's not you. It's me.
00:31:05Are you breaking up with me already?
00:31:09My aunt doesn't like me staying out.
00:31:11People at school are going to notice, and they're going to talk.
00:31:14All right, well, let's do it this way, then.
00:31:17We'll just keep our relationship...
00:31:18Friendship.
00:31:20...a secret for a couple of weeks and see how that goes.
00:31:23I want to hang out with you as friends.
00:31:27And maybe more one day.
00:31:33Look, it's getting late, Cinderella.
00:31:35Let's get you inside before you turn into a pumpkin.
00:31:37Don't call me Cinderella.
00:31:39I don't know if you've noticed,
00:31:41but your aunt and cousins are playing their parts to a T.
00:31:45Whatever.
00:31:47Hey, wait.
00:31:53Can I get my shirt back?
00:32:00Night.
00:32:06As we explore the findings of Shakespeare's Hamlet,
00:32:10I want you to pay particular attention to the following scene
00:32:14as to how you can use it in our everyday lives.
00:32:18William Shakespeare wrote relatable characters so well
00:32:22that after hundreds of years, we can still enjoy them.
00:32:26Even though life was a whole lot different for them than it is now,
00:32:30they still had the same needs and desires and problems,
00:32:35just like you.
00:32:41Indy.
00:32:46Indy, where are you going?
00:32:48Oh, sorry, I was looking for somebody.
00:32:53What's gotten into you?
00:32:56What?
00:32:57You're smiling.
00:32:59I smile.
00:33:01Okay.
00:33:02So anything new going on?
00:33:12All right, spill.
00:33:14What's going on?
00:33:17Nothing.
00:33:18Oh, I'm not that stupid.
00:33:19Share, please, already, or I'll get a complex.
00:33:22When have you ever gotten a complex?
00:33:27You are avoiding the question, ma'am.
00:33:31You don't want to talk?
00:33:32That's fine.
00:33:33But just so you know, the next time you want to know something,
00:33:35I'll leave you hanging, too.
00:33:37That's not fair.
00:33:39It's a secret.
00:33:41Oh, come on, I'm not going to tell anybody, all right?
00:33:43I won't say a word.
00:33:44Okay.
00:33:46You have to keep your mouth shut.
00:33:49What did you do?
00:33:52Bryant Bailey, he, I think he likes me.
00:34:01What?
00:34:02Yeah, we went out this weekend.
00:34:05Wait, what?
00:34:06I mean, not on a date.
00:34:08I mean, I made sure not to call it that.
00:34:12But he wanted to.
00:34:15What?
00:34:17I know.
00:34:19It's really, really weird.
00:34:21And that's why I want to keep it a secret.
00:34:24I can't even wrap my head around it.
00:34:26Hang on, seriously, you're not joking?
00:34:28No.
00:34:29He came over Friday, and then he came over again Saturday,
00:34:32and we actually have a lot in common.
00:34:36The Bryant Bailey.
00:34:38The guy you completely despise who killed your cat
00:34:40and has been stalking you ever since
00:34:42to apologize for destroying your life.
00:34:44Is that Bryant Bailey?
00:34:46Yeah.
00:34:47Wow.
00:34:49I would not have expected it.
00:34:52Me either.
00:34:53And he said he wants to date you?
00:34:55Well, not in those exact words, but yeah.
00:34:59Wow.
00:35:01That's crazy.
00:35:02So what did he say when you told him you already had a boyfriend?
00:35:07What?
00:35:10Who?
00:35:14When did this happen?
00:35:16Last year.
00:35:17I didn't even know you liked me like that.
00:35:19Indy, I have always liked you, you just didn't want a boyfriend.
00:35:22I didn't?
00:35:23I don't think so, so I just hung back and we were just friends.
00:35:27Until last year.
00:35:28Yeah.
00:35:29It seems like it's a shock to you.
00:35:31Uh, yeah.
00:35:33I have to go.
00:35:34Talk later?
00:35:35Definitely.
00:35:39On page 275, you're going to find a lot of information
00:35:43that you'll find necessary to complete the worksheet
00:35:45before the end of class.
00:35:47If you finish early, you can use the duration of your time
00:35:50to prepare for a quiz that may or may not surprise you
00:35:54sometime this week.
00:35:56We've been studying the Declaration of Independence,
00:35:58so that's a good clue on what the quiz will be on.
00:36:01Remember Thomas Jefferson, not only was he our third president,
00:36:04but one of the main authors of the Declaration of Independence.
00:36:07I recommend that you write that in your notes.
00:36:12Hey, how was your day?
00:36:15Interesting.
00:36:17Learned lots of revealing stuff.
00:36:21So, what happened to change our relationship?
00:36:27What?
00:36:28Oh, okay, are you talking about how I knew you had just
00:36:32a burning desire in the deepest of your heart
00:36:36to be with me, even if you wouldn't say it out loud?
00:36:39I guess so.
00:36:41Like how I'm having fun with this?
00:36:45Sorry, um, do you remember last summer?
00:36:51You were sick, and you asked me to come over,
00:36:56and I snuck out and stayed the night with you
00:36:59and talked till you had felt better?
00:37:02That was pretty delirious.
00:37:04Yeah, but for the first time, I saw how scared you were.
00:37:11You showed me how scared you were, and it was awesome.
00:37:15Not for you, obviously, you were all sneezy and feverish,
00:37:20but you've always been this tough, fun girl,
00:37:25and you needed someone.
00:37:27I don't know, I thought things changed then.
00:37:33Well, I guess they did.
00:37:37I just...
00:37:39You just didn't see us as an item.
00:37:42I saw us as best friends.
00:37:46Yeah, and I saw us as boyfriend-girlfriend,
00:37:49because I thought I was the closest thing to that for you.
00:37:53So, after last summer, why didn't you say something
00:37:57or try and take me out or kiss me or something?
00:38:00Kiss you? You're not the kissin' type.
00:38:03No, no, sorry, not that I don't want to, I just...
00:38:09I got the feeling you weren't ready for that yet.
00:38:12I didn't even know we were in a relationship.
00:38:15Now that you do?
00:38:23Yeah, sorry, I decided I wasn't going to hold back anymore.
00:38:27Apparently, I'm awesome at this communication thing,
00:38:30so let me try this again.
00:38:32I, um...
00:38:34I...
00:38:36I want to be your boyfriend.
00:38:39Thank you?
00:38:43All right, is that a yes?
00:38:46I, uh, I need some more time to think.
00:38:51Yeah, do you want to go somewhere, do something fun?
00:38:55When?
00:38:57Tomorrow, after school.
00:38:59Clarice will have a cow.
00:39:01Clarice always has a cow, she's going to have to deal with it.
00:39:04You can tell her you're working on a school project with me.
00:39:10Okay, I'd like that.
00:39:25Hey, Mrs. Whitman.
00:39:34Let me guess, your aunt doesn't do much yard work.
00:39:39I have much bigger problems to worry about right now.
00:39:42Yeah, like what?
00:39:44Maxton thinking I'm his girlfriend.
00:39:46Like a girl that's a friend?
00:39:48Nope.
00:39:50Do you think of yourself as his girlfriend?
00:39:52No, but...
00:39:54Like, have you guys ever gone on a date?
00:39:56No.
00:39:57Or even held hands or kissed?
00:39:59No, I mean, I guess today we did, but...
00:40:02What?
00:40:04He kissed me, today, when I told him about me and you.
00:40:07You told him about us?
00:40:09He's my best friend, and he could tell something was up
00:40:12the minute I walked in the room,
00:40:14and he started hounding me and hounding me,
00:40:16and finally I gave in.
00:40:18But it backfired.
00:40:20Well, I guess now things just get interesting.
00:40:22What do you mean?
00:40:24Have you ever thought about giving him a chance?
00:40:27You're giving up already?
00:40:29Well, you guys have been friends for forever.
00:40:32He definitely has a lead on me.
00:40:34I have never seen him in that way.
00:40:37Besides, what if I start liking Maxton more than you?
00:40:41So you're saying that you like me?
00:40:43At least a little bit.
00:40:46I will be your friend regardless, okay?
00:40:49But what about Maxton?
00:40:51I'd love to give him a chance,
00:40:54but I do hope you realize that I still want a chance, too.
00:40:58laughs
00:41:03I'm glad you came out with me.
00:41:06You're not afraid of heights, are you?
00:41:09No.
00:41:11Even if I was, though, I'd stick it out.
00:41:14It's our first date.
00:41:16I guess so, yeah.
00:41:18Well, realize it.
00:41:21So just out of curiosity,
00:41:24why all the awkwardness?
00:41:26You seem shocked I even like you.
00:41:28I just never saw it.
00:41:30You ever wonder why I eat lunch with you every single day?
00:41:34I thought it was because we were best friends,
00:41:37but I did notice all your soccer friends
00:41:39asking you to go with them and you saying no,
00:41:42but was that because of me?
00:41:45This is a trick question.
00:41:47Um...
00:41:49Look, I like you, okay?
00:41:53I have for a long time,
00:41:55and Clarice won't give you lunch money to go out to eat,
00:41:58and she refuses to let you make anything at home
00:42:01because she thinks it's tacky, so...
00:42:04I don't know, when you got embarrassed
00:42:06about only eating school food,
00:42:08I had my mom get me meal tickets, too.
00:42:12Right.
00:42:14Yeah, yeah, it didn't really matter to me where I ate
00:42:17as long as I was with you.
00:42:19And all your soccer friends, they know?
00:42:24Yeah.
00:42:26Soccer buddies tease me about my girlfriend all the time.
00:42:30Mostly they just ask why you never come to my games.
00:42:34With you.
00:42:36Yeah, I tell them it's complicated.
00:42:39I know Clarice and David don't really go for that kind of thing,
00:42:43and I didn't want to make it harder on you,
00:42:46so I never really pushed it, I guess.
00:42:49And all the times we went out to lunch,
00:42:53you saw that as a date?
00:42:56I guess so. I don't know.
00:42:59Look, I fell at this whole relationship thing, clearly.
00:43:05I know I'm not... I'm not Brian Bailey.
00:43:09Okay, that guy's his own brand of... whatever.
00:43:13What I'm... what I'm hoping is...
00:43:18that you care about me, even if I'm not...
00:43:22Hey.
00:43:24I care about you.
00:43:27Okay?
00:43:30Okay.
00:43:33Wow.
00:43:35And I want to come to your next soccer game.
00:43:38You mean this Saturday?
00:43:40Yeah, what time?
00:43:42Are you serious? What'll Clarice say?
00:43:44I'll deal with that later.
00:43:46Well, if you're serious, the game's at 1 o'clock.
00:43:50Okay.
00:43:52Indy, um...
00:43:55You know, I want to be your boyfriend.
00:43:59What do you think?
00:44:01Can I just have some more time to think about it?
00:44:04I just... I don't want to rush into anything.
00:44:07Uh, yeah, yeah. Sure.
00:44:16Where have you been?
00:44:18I was, um, working on a school project.
00:44:21Something you couldn't have done here?
00:44:24It was a group thing with, uh... with Maxton.
00:44:28Hmm.
00:44:30Well, get started cleaning the house.
00:44:32Okay.
00:44:34And David wants something other than pasta for dinner tonight.
00:44:37Think spicy.
00:44:39I'll... I'll see what I can do.
00:44:52Hey, you.
00:44:55So how was your date with Maxton?
00:44:57You guys officially boyfriend and girlfriend now?
00:45:00Not yet.
00:45:02I never knew it,
00:45:04but he's actually sacrificed a lot to keep me company.
00:45:08Like what?
00:45:10Like he eats cafeteria food every day
00:45:13just because he knows I always have to.
00:45:15Why do you always have to?
00:45:17I don't get money to go out to lunch.
00:45:20I see your cousin's going all the time.
00:45:22Well, that's part of their allowance.
00:45:24If they keep their grades up,
00:45:26they get money every week to go out.
00:45:28What do you do with your allowance?
00:45:33Indy, come on, tell me.
00:45:35Why should I?
00:45:37Because I'm beginning to think that you don't get an allowance.
00:45:40Do Jada and Caitlin do any housework?
00:45:43No, they're usually busy during the day.
00:45:46They get home just in time for dinner, and then they crash.
00:45:49So little Cinderella does all the housework,
00:45:51and if she doesn't get it all done,
00:45:53then Auntie Clarice gets angry and doesn't refill her lunch card.
00:45:56I don't exactly love cleaning and cooking
00:45:58and being grounded all the time,
00:46:00but they're the only family I have.
00:46:04Indy, why are you so nice?
00:46:07I've been horrible to you for weeks.
00:46:10I wish there was a way that I could just go back and...
00:46:13Ryan, it's really okay.
00:46:16Mrs. Wiggins shouldn't have run out into the road
00:46:18and it's actually really bad of me to blame you
00:46:21for something that's nobody's fault.
00:46:23I'm sorry.
00:46:25Here you are being nice again.
00:46:28Well, I should probably let you go.
00:46:31Want to walk to school tomorrow?
00:46:33Sure.
00:46:35See you then.
00:46:45Hey, you're still up.
00:46:47Yeah.
00:46:49Couldn't sleep.
00:46:51So I've been hanging out with Indy.
00:46:53Oh, good, good.
00:46:55She's really something.
00:46:57So hanging out with is really code for you like her.
00:47:02Yeah.
00:47:04But I did something stupid.
00:47:06What?
00:47:07I encouraged her to figure herself out with this other guy.
00:47:11I'm an idiot.
00:47:13You're being a good friend.
00:47:15But I don't want her to date him.
00:47:17Well, are you going to do anything about it?
00:47:20I don't know.
00:47:22You have a good heart.
00:47:24Hey, you're respecting her.
00:47:26You're letting her make her own choice.
00:47:29I guess.
00:47:31She's special, huh?
00:47:37Dad, you see a lot of family stuff, right?
00:47:41With work?
00:47:42Yes.
00:47:44Is it common for families who take in orphans to treat them differently?
00:47:48Why do you ask?
00:47:50I've just noticed some things.
00:47:53It's like she's not an equal.
00:47:57Not even close.
00:48:00Yeah, it happens.
00:48:02And sometimes without the people even realizing they're doing it.
00:48:07Are you worried?
00:48:11I'm not sure yet.
00:48:16I hate running.
00:48:18Apparently it's good for you.
00:48:20So is math.
00:48:21Doesn't mean I have to like it.
00:48:23Awesome.
00:48:24Hey.
00:48:25Oh, jeez.
00:48:27Come on.
00:48:28Let's finish this lap so I can go die quietly somewhere else.
00:48:31That's the spirit.
00:48:32Here we go.
00:48:34Hey, now you're just showing off.
00:48:36Yeah, every single day.
00:48:37I can't see you finally noticing.
00:48:42Hey, you.
00:48:44Hey.
00:48:46Hey, instead of going home, do you want to take a quick detour?
00:48:50What did you have in mind?
00:48:55So this is your detour?
00:48:57Yeah.
00:48:58I love playgrounds.
00:49:00I don't know, there's just something about them that reminds me you're never too old to have fun.
00:49:04Okay.
00:49:05So what's your favorite thing here?
00:49:06Oh, by far, the merry-go-round.
00:49:08I don't know, there's just something so fun to me about spinning around as fast as you can while trying not to get sick.
00:49:15Yeah.
00:49:16There was this one time when I was little, right?
00:49:18I was running as fast as my little legs would let me, and I was pushing it so hard that I just completely flew off and broke my arm.
00:49:25Oh, no.
00:49:26Yeah, but I survived.
00:49:27And it didn't stop me from coming back again and again.
00:49:30I mean, that is until they got rid of the merry-go-round a few years later, but...
00:49:34I guess swings will have to do for today, right?
00:49:39Hey, uh, us being here isn't going to get you in trouble with your aunt, will it?
00:49:44I mean, as long as we're not out too late.
00:49:49Did, uh, I mean, was she cool about it when Max and I dropped you off after your guys' date?
00:49:55Not necessarily, but I told her we were doing a school project, so...
00:49:59How'd that work?
00:50:00Not well.
00:50:01I had to do a few extra chores around the house, but...
00:50:03So you did get in trouble.
00:50:05Kids get in trouble for that kind of stuff all the time.
00:50:07Yeah?
00:50:09I mean, when I get in trouble, my dad just, I don't know, he just chews me out.
00:50:14Sometimes he'll listen when it's important to me, but I've noticed that when you get in trouble, you just kind of become Clarice's servant.
00:50:22Maybe what Max and I should have done and what any friend, including me, should do is walk you in and take the blame for making you late.
00:50:30Chances are at that point, Clarice will kind of back way down and be less harsh.
00:50:34Maybe in the end, she...
00:50:35In the end, she would just wait for you to leave and then chew me out anyway.
00:50:39Hey, Bryant!
00:50:44Why is he with Indy?
00:50:48Come on. We should probably get you home.
00:50:55There's no way I can lie now. The girls already saw us at the park.
00:50:58You'll be fine.
00:50:59Speak of the devil.
00:51:03I'm here.
00:51:04No, Bryant, just go home. I'll be fine, okay?
00:51:10What are you doing?
00:51:12Exactly what I should be doing.
00:51:15Hey, Mrs. Taylor.
00:51:16Hi, Bryant. My girls said they saw you at the park. They just left for the mall. They'll be so sad they missed you.
00:51:23Oh, well, tell them I say hi.
00:51:28Are we too late? Were you looking for Indy?
00:51:32You know I was. Yesterday she was so late getting home that I just wanted to make sure she made it home today.
00:51:40Do you need me to stay?
00:51:42Oh, Indy will be just fine without you. Now go ahead and have a seat in the living room.
00:51:47Thank you for walking me home.
00:51:59You're walking on very thin ice right now.
00:52:02I don't know what it is you're trying to prove with Bryant Bailey, but remember he is only being nice to you because he killed your cat.
00:52:09My girls have had their eyes on him for years, and the last thing I need is you getting in Jada's way, especially with prom right around the corner.
00:52:17Go do your chores. We'll talk about this later.
00:52:22Yes, ma'am.
00:52:33Hello?
00:52:38Hey. What happened?
00:52:40Nothing I haven't heard before.
00:52:42Well, let me know if it gets bad.
00:52:44I'm sure everything will be okay.
00:52:46I'm serious.
00:52:47Okay.
00:52:49Want to walk to school tomorrow?
00:52:51I actually probably shouldn't. I have to go to Maxton's soccer game on Saturday, and I wouldn't want to be grounded before then.
00:52:59Bryant, thank you.
00:53:03Anytime.
00:53:05Good night.
00:53:06Night.
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00:54:30Come on, guys. Let's help him.
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00:55:10You did amazing.
00:55:13Is your leg going to be okay, though?
00:55:16Oh, yeah, um, I think so.
00:55:18I think it's probably just bruised or sprained.
00:55:20I'll put some mice on it when I get home.
00:55:22Oh, hey, let me help you.
00:55:24Oh, thanks.
00:55:27So, besides the injury,
00:55:31are you always that good?
00:55:33You know what?
00:55:35Today I think I had some extra motivation.
00:55:40Thank you for coming.
00:55:42Watching me play means a lot.
00:55:44Of course.
00:55:46You know, it's funny, I, um...
00:55:49I've always liked you,
00:55:51but I never, never thought I'd feel like this.
00:55:54I like this.
00:55:56I like us.
00:55:58♪♪♪♪
00:56:07Come on.
00:56:09Let's go get some ice on your leg.
00:56:13Okay.
00:56:26Oh, it's you.
00:56:28Nice welcome.
00:56:30So you back from the soccer game?
00:56:32Yeah, just barely.
00:56:34How was it? Did Clarice get mad?
00:56:36I actually don't think she remembered I went to go study.
00:56:40I snuck in through the side door so nobody would see me.
00:56:42Andy, get down here!
00:56:45Um, sorry I have to go.
00:56:48Clarice is calling.
00:56:50Calling or yelling?
00:56:52Yeah. Bye.
00:56:58Have a seat.
00:57:02So would you like to tell us where you really were today?
00:57:06And don't lie.
00:57:08I was at Max's soccer game.
00:57:11So you weren't studying after all.
00:57:15And what about after?
00:57:17After...
00:57:19I came straight home after.
00:57:21Really?
00:57:23Because Clarice received a call
00:57:25that would seem to imply otherwise.
00:57:28Mrs. Whitman called me
00:57:30and said that she saw you and some boy
00:57:33making out in the middle of the soccer field
00:57:35right there in front of everyone to see.
00:57:37Well, we kissed once,
00:57:39but I promised we didn't make out.
00:57:41Do you have any idea
00:57:44how embarrassing it is to receive a call like that?
00:57:48I'm sorry.
00:57:50I have to go into my office.
00:57:52Do whatever you need to do here, Clarice.
00:57:56Deal with her.
00:57:57What?
00:57:58You're not leaving me here to handle this by myself.
00:58:00What, do you want her going around the neighborhood
00:58:02like some floozy?
00:58:04Well, with her mother, what would we really expect?
00:58:07What's that supposed to mean?
00:58:09Fix this.
00:58:11No, do you have something you'd like to say?
00:58:14My actions, my choices, are mine.
00:58:20So don't you dare pin this on my mother.
00:58:24My mom loved me and cared for me
00:58:28and worked herself sick trying to provide for me.
00:58:32And she had nothing but nice things to say about you two,
00:58:35so I am done hearing how awful you think she was.
00:58:41You don't get to...
00:58:43I know you don't want me.
00:58:46I knew it the moment I showed up to stay with you.
00:58:50I was just some poor relative
00:58:52who was coming to intrude on your lives,
00:58:55but I was loved before this.
00:58:58And I know the difference between this
00:59:02and what a real family is supposed to feel like.
00:59:06I have done everything you have asked me to do.
00:59:11Everything.
00:59:13And it is still not enough.
00:59:17Sure, Jada and Caitlin get to go on dates
00:59:20and see their friends and have normal lives.
00:59:26But not me.
00:59:28What is it going to take for you to see me as family?
00:59:34Oh!
00:59:38Oh, Missy, how entertaining was that?
00:59:43I'm serious.
00:59:46You want serious?
00:59:48If you don't learn to respect both of us in this home,
00:59:52you can find another place to stay.
00:59:59And what is respect to you, Uncle David?
01:00:03Doing all the chores?
01:00:05Staying away during family events?
01:00:09Living in the attic and not having life outside of school
01:00:13until you tell me to come make dinner for you?
01:00:18Is that respect?
01:00:20Because if so, what of that have I not been doing?
01:00:24You're acting as if we're treating you like a maid.
01:00:28After everything that we did,
01:00:31after all the things we changed to make room for you in our lives!
01:00:37Do you hear yourself?
01:00:39Enough!
01:00:41You will go to your room,
01:00:43and we will decide on a punishment for you,
01:00:46you selfish little brat!
01:00:49And let me tell you, it will be severe!
01:00:55Go now.
01:01:19Go.
01:01:49Go.
01:02:20Hey, Indy, I can't really talk right now.
01:02:23Sorry, did I wake you up?
01:02:25No, no, it's okay.
01:02:27It's just my ankle.
01:02:29My mom made me go to the clinic to get an X-ray.
01:02:32Are you okay?
01:02:34Yeah, I should be.
01:02:36I'm just still in a lot of pain.
01:02:38Can I call you back?
01:02:40Um...
01:02:42I'm having a really rough night.
01:02:47It's bad here.
01:02:49Yeah?
01:02:50It's probably the worst it's ever been.
01:02:53I'm sorry.
01:02:54Maybe just give your aunt some time to cool down.
01:02:57That usually works, right?
01:03:00I'm scared.
01:03:03Hey, the doctor just came back in,
01:03:05so can I call you back tomorrow?
01:03:07Tomorrow?
01:03:08Yeah, sure.
01:03:10Okay, uh, night.
01:03:16Sigh.
01:03:47Wait a minute.
01:03:49Are you leaving?
01:03:53Indy, what's going on?
01:03:56I messed up.
01:03:58Really, really bad.
01:04:01Okay, what happened?
01:04:03I guess one of the neighbors called Clarice
01:04:06and told her I was making out with Maxon at his soccer game.
01:04:09Uh...
01:04:11I don't know.
01:04:13Soccer game?
01:04:15Uh...
01:04:17Were you?
01:04:19Sorry, that's not important.
01:04:21We kissed.
01:04:23We didn't make out, though.
01:04:24It was in front of a group of people.
01:04:27And your aunt chewed you out?
01:04:30Her aunt, David.
01:04:32And then David made a comment
01:04:34about how he thought my mom raised me poorly,
01:04:36and I just lost it.
01:04:39All the stuff I had pent up just came out.
01:04:42And then David said that if I disrespected them one more time,
01:04:45I'd be kicked out, and then he said
01:04:47my punishment was gonna be really bad.
01:04:49So you came upstairs and started packing?
01:04:51Yeah.
01:04:54Did you tell them how unfair it was
01:04:56that you're the maid and the cook and the prisoner
01:04:59all while they get to go out and live?
01:05:01Sort of.
01:05:03Look, it was awful.
01:05:05My filter was completely gone.
01:05:08So now what?
01:05:10I don't know.
01:05:13Do you need a place to stay?
01:05:18No, I'll be fine.
01:05:21Their threats aren't going to get any better.
01:05:24Look, my dad's a family therapist,
01:05:26and he sees this stuff all the time,
01:05:28and the problem with abusive people is that
01:05:30they just always think they're right.
01:05:32You think they're abusive?
01:05:34Yeah.
01:05:36Their daughters are perfect.
01:05:39And you're not allowed to be.
01:05:41Excuses to keep you grounded,
01:05:43not inviting you to things,
01:05:45not even giving you a proper bedroom.
01:05:48The list goes on and on.
01:05:51I mean, it's bad, but it's not abuse.
01:05:55Yes, it is.
01:05:57It's definitely emotional abuse,
01:05:59which can be so harmful and dangerous.
01:06:04Look, I think that you need to come with me.
01:06:07Can I have time to think about this?
01:06:11Actually, do you mind if I call my dad
01:06:14and just ask for his advice?
01:06:19I'll just be a second, but in the meantime,
01:06:21you should really, really keep packing, okay?
01:06:32Yeah, I'll tell her.
01:06:34Okay.
01:06:36Bye.
01:06:38What'd he say?
01:06:40Well, he was obviously concerned when I told him.
01:06:44What I didn't know is,
01:06:46now that I've told him by law,
01:06:48he's got to tell Child Protective Services.
01:06:52What?
01:06:54Are you sure?
01:06:59Indy, he could lose his license if he didn't.
01:07:01This is insane.
01:07:03I know, but look, I'm sorry,
01:07:06and I promise we'll keep it private.
01:07:08Brian, I can't do this.
01:07:10Jada and Kaitlin...
01:07:12No, this is not about them.
01:07:14This is about you.
01:07:17My dad says that you can come stay with us.
01:07:20He's certified to take in foster kids,
01:07:22and he really doesn't think you're safe here.
01:07:26Look, I think that you just need to come stay with us tonight.
01:07:29I really don't think that they're gonna hit me or anything.
01:07:32No, but they might just lock you in your room or something.
01:07:34They always do that!
01:07:37What, is that considered abuse, too?
01:07:39I'm getting the bags. We're leaving.
01:07:41You didn't answer my question!
01:07:43I don't need to.
01:07:45If they're going to lock you in your room for being a normal child,
01:07:48imagine what they're gonna do when they're all upset.
01:07:53We're leaving.
01:08:03Hey, come on in.
01:08:05Welcome, Indy.
01:08:07Thank you.
01:08:09Your home is beautiful.
01:08:11Listen, I want you to feel as comfortable here as you can,
01:08:16so I hope you don't mind that your room is next to Brian's.
01:08:19He is a boy, and they, you know, they stink sometimes.
01:08:24And I know you're really tired, but if you feel up to it,
01:08:28would you mind answering some questions for me?
01:08:30It'll help me know better what to do in the morning.
01:08:34Yeah? Okay.
01:08:36And then Brian will help you get settled after.
01:08:38Okay, just through here.
01:08:49Just get some rest for now, Indy.
01:08:52I will.
01:08:54And thank you for...
01:08:56Oh, we are happy, too.
01:09:00Brian, could you show her to her room?
01:09:02Come on. You can meet my sisters in the morning.
01:09:12Here's your room.
01:09:14Thanks.
01:09:22What do you think Clarice is going to do when she realizes I'm not there?
01:09:25Don't worry about them.
01:09:27Just focus on yourself for once.
01:09:29I just really hope I did the right thing.
01:09:32You did do the right thing.
01:09:34Besides, you're here with friends.
01:09:37Okay.
01:09:39All right, and if you can't fall asleep, just shoot me a text, okay?
01:09:43We'll go watch a movie in the living room or something.
01:09:52Thank you...
01:09:55for everything.
01:09:57How did we get to this point?
01:10:00You killed my cat.
01:10:04And I'll never live that down, ever.
01:10:08Nope.
01:10:19Good night.
01:10:24Good night.
01:10:55Hey.
01:10:57Ease up. Save some for everyone else.
01:11:00Oh, God.
01:11:04Morning.
01:11:06Oh, hey.
01:11:08Um, indeed, these are my sisters.
01:11:10This is Mackenzie and Ronnie.
01:11:12I'm sure you know Mackenzie from school.
01:11:14We're glad you could stay with us.
01:11:16I'm sorry the circumstances aren't better.
01:11:19I'm sorry I woke up so late.
01:11:22I'm sorry I woke up so late.
01:11:24No worries. It's Sunday.
01:11:26These are good.
01:11:30Indy, do you want syrup?
01:11:34Those are for me?
01:11:36Yeah.
01:11:40Um, yeah. Tons.
01:11:43Have a seat.
01:11:46Well, I hope we don't have any fistfights over whipped cream this time.
01:11:49I, uh...
01:11:51I used up the last of it yesterday.
01:11:54Oh, well, that settles that.
01:11:56So you had a chance to meet the rest of the gang?
01:11:58Yeah.
01:12:00And thank you guys so much for letting me stay here.
01:12:03Oh, you know, I've been on the phone already this morning,
01:12:06and things are moving forward.
01:12:08I'll tell you more about it after you've had a chance to eat.
01:12:13Oh, you know, I've been thinking, you know,
01:12:15we have that apartment in the pool house out back.
01:12:18Maybe you'd be more comfortable staying out there.
01:12:20You know, you'd be close to the family and to the house here,
01:12:23but you'd have a little privacy, too.
01:12:26Um, yeah, that's fine.
01:12:30Excuse me.
01:12:34Eat up.
01:12:44They've hired a powerful attorney,
01:12:46and he's insisting that the venue be the aunt and uncle's home.
01:12:49No way. You are the government representative.
01:12:52You're supposed to be keeping her safe.
01:12:54We are supposed to keep her safe.
01:12:56You know these things take time and some finagling.
01:12:58They are the legal guardians.
01:13:00So you want her to go back over there right now and face them
01:13:02after everything she's been through?
01:13:04We don't know what she's been through. That's the point.
01:13:07But Officer Reed and I are here to make sure she's safe.
01:13:10And that, or to force her back to her aunt's house.
01:13:13Dr. Bailey, please work with me here.
01:13:19Indy?
01:13:20How many pancakes did you eat?
01:13:22A lot.
01:13:23Indy!
01:13:24What's wrong?
01:13:29What's going on?
01:13:35Indy!
01:13:43Indy...
01:14:14Was this all a joke?
01:14:18What?
01:14:20The whole saving me thing.
01:14:22No!
01:14:24I trusted you.
01:14:26Hey, you're not going back.
01:14:28They heard them talking, and they said
01:14:31there was a police officer there.
01:14:33Hey, hey, hey.
01:14:36Can I just explain, please?
01:14:44Your aunt and uncle are trying all sorts of excuses and tactics.
01:14:48Some that my dad have already dealt with this morning.
01:14:51They're moving fast, but there are rules.
01:14:54And you are not going back there.
01:14:57But I heard them talk, talking.
01:15:03Yeah, they were trying to get you to do the interview
01:15:06at Clarice's house with Child Protective Services,
01:15:08but my dad is dead set against that.
01:15:11You should not have to be anywhere
01:15:13where you're feeling uncomfortable.
01:15:16Interview?
01:15:18Yeah.
01:15:19Look, you're old enough to voice your own opinion now.
01:15:22So my dad talked to the Child Protective Services lady,
01:15:25and they agreed to let you do it wherever you choose.
01:15:29But why was there a police officer there?
01:15:35That was just precaution.
01:15:37You know, in case you had to go back to your aunt's house,
01:15:39you would feel safe.
01:15:45Why are you doing this for me?
01:15:49Why wouldn't we?
01:15:53Indy, I'm not going to sit there and watch you be treated horribly.
01:15:57And neither is my dad.
01:16:00I don't want to be a burden.
01:16:02You are not a burden.
01:16:04I feel like I've been causing a lot of problems.
01:16:10Your dad mentioned moving me out to the pool house.
01:16:14And I...
01:16:17You got banished to the attic in Clarice's house.
01:16:21Indy, that is not what we meant by that.
01:16:25My dad just thought you might want some privacy
01:16:28or personal space.
01:16:31Look, you are more than welcome to stay in the house.
01:16:34I'm sorry, we should have thought of that.
01:16:36No, I'm sorry for overreacting.
01:16:41No, you didn't.
01:16:44So everything's really okay?
01:16:48No.
01:16:50But it will be.
01:16:54Thank you.
01:16:58Come on, let's go.
01:17:03I thought you might be needing these
01:17:05since you ran out of the house without them, right?
01:17:07Come on, let's go.
01:17:13Indy!
01:17:18Are you okay?
01:17:22Are you okay?
01:17:25Um, yeah.
01:17:28Are you really?
01:17:30I'm sorry.
01:17:32I just thought that...
01:17:35I thought wrong.
01:17:37Well, that caseworker,
01:17:39she wants to talk to you first thing tomorrow morning
01:17:41at her office, if that works for you.
01:17:45I guess, but what about school?
01:17:47Oh, I'll deal with the principal.
01:17:49Yeah, right, now this is more important.
01:17:53What's gonna happen after the interview?
01:17:57Well, in a couple of weeks,
01:17:59we'll probably have to attend a hearing on your behalf
01:18:01where I'll get a chance to share my side
01:18:03and your caseworker will share her side.
01:18:06And what if we don't win?
01:18:08Oh, don't worry, we will win.
01:18:10But just in case,
01:18:12do I have to go back with Clarice?
01:18:14Oh, no.
01:18:16I don't want to do this again.
01:18:19What's gonna happen to my aunt and uncle?
01:18:22Honestly, that's a decision a judge is gonna have to make.
01:18:25And that is not our concern right now, you are.
01:18:28And if you're all all right with it,
01:18:31we'd like to be the ones to look after you.
01:18:34You already have been.
01:18:37Well, I don't mean just for the weekend.
01:18:39I mean, I think we could be your foster family,
01:18:42if that's okay.
01:18:46Break it in.
01:18:53What are you...?
01:18:55Oh, would you just smile?
01:18:57I am.
01:18:59Hmm? Hmm?
01:19:01Ugh.
01:19:03She is ruining our lives, dragging our names through the mud.
01:19:06We're gonna stop her.
01:19:08When's our lawyer get here?
01:19:10He's on his way.
01:19:12Oh, that's good.
01:19:14Thank you so much.
01:19:16Absolutely, little brat.
01:19:19Shut your mouth.
01:19:21Someone will hear you.
01:19:23Yes, dear.
01:19:25Oh, sweetie.
01:19:28I'll walk you out.
01:19:30Dr. Bailey's waiting over here.
01:19:32It's okay.
01:19:34So, not too bad?
01:19:36It was fine.
01:19:38Good, good. Hard part's over.
01:19:41Is it?
01:19:44Well, one of the hard parts.
01:19:47How do you feel?
01:19:50Hopeful, I guess is the word.
01:19:53I just...
01:19:57What?
01:20:01I'm nervous.
01:20:03I can understand that.
01:20:05You've got a lot of changes going on in your life right now.
01:20:08But I'm not just nervous for me.
01:20:12I'm nervous for them, too.
01:20:15Does that make any sense?
01:20:17I mean, I realize that they didn't treat me the way that they were supposed to, but...
01:20:21But you still care for them.
01:20:23Yeah.
01:20:25I mean, sort of.
01:20:29Is that weird?
01:20:31Brian was right about you.
01:20:33You are a unique person.
01:20:35With a kind heart.
01:20:37Whatever it is you're feeling, it's okay.
01:20:41I think the kids have a movie night planned.
01:20:44Maybe we ought to get home and see what they've picked.
01:21:02So this is what a movie night is really like.
01:21:06Yeah.
01:21:09Cool.
01:21:30I don't know what to say to that.
01:21:36What's his number? I'll text him.
01:21:38What? No.
01:21:40What are you going to say?
01:21:43Don't worry. May I?
01:21:45Shh. You guys are being too loud.
01:21:47Sorry.
01:21:58Happy?
01:22:00It's better than what I would have said.
01:22:03Shh.
01:22:05Ronnie, you've seen this movie at least a hundred times.
01:22:07Do you really need us to be quiet?
01:22:09Stop talking now, people.
01:22:11Sure.
01:22:13It's her favorite part.
01:22:16So this is what a movie night is really like.
01:22:21Pretty much. Popcorn, fighting, and movies you've seen a hundred times.
01:22:30Hi.
01:22:32Yeah, I'm fine.
01:22:34Brian said that you...
01:22:37He was being serious, wasn't he?
01:22:39Yeah.
01:22:40And when you called, you needed my help.
01:22:44Yeah.
01:22:45Indy, I don't know what to say.
01:22:48I'm an idiot.
01:22:49No, you're not.
01:22:51You just had your own stuff going on.
01:22:54Speaking of which, how's your ankle?
01:22:57It's still sore, but doctor says it's nothing serious.
01:23:02Just have to take it easy for a while.
01:23:05I'm glad.
01:23:08Are you really okay?
01:23:11I mean, Brian's dad is taking care of my case, so...
01:23:17It's getting there.
01:23:20Can I see you? Are you going to be at school?
01:23:23I think I'm going to stay home.
01:23:25But take notes for me, okay?
01:23:27Yeah.
01:23:28Can I come over after school just to talk?
01:23:31Sure.
01:23:33Indy, I'm really, really...
01:23:36I know.
01:23:39See you tomorrow.
01:23:47Hey, do you have a second?
01:23:49Sure. Is everything okay?
01:23:51Well, I've had a few friends digging into the paperwork,
01:23:57and apparently your mother had a $300,000 insurance policy
01:24:04that your aunt and uncle took as legal guardians to raise you.
01:24:10To raise me?
01:24:14And they had all this money the whole time?
01:24:17Did you see any of it?
01:24:20Never.
01:24:22That's the issue.
01:24:24On top of selling everything? All my mom's stuff?
01:24:29Unfortunately, yes.
01:24:32But it's all going to come up in court.
01:24:37Why do they see me as such a burden?
01:24:42I'm sorry.
01:24:45On the bright side, you will likely win all of that money back,
01:24:49and then some, in court.
01:24:51It's not going to look good for your aunt and uncle.
01:24:54Thank you.
01:25:02The water looks nice.
01:25:06Feeling any better?
01:25:10I always thought they treated me the way they did
01:25:13because I cost them too much money.
01:25:16Now I know that's not the case.
01:25:19It's their loss.
01:25:21You have nothing but goodness in your heart.
01:25:24Besides, you didn't deserve the way they treated you.
01:25:30I don't know if I could ever face them again.
01:25:34And I have to see Jada and Caitlin every day at school.
01:25:38True.
01:25:40But the school year is almost over.
01:25:43It is a big school.
01:25:47With the school year almost being over,
01:25:51there's this thing that starts with a P.
01:25:56Party?
01:25:58Close. Prom.
01:26:03What about it?
01:26:05You should go.
01:26:09Jada and Caitlin have been preparing for prom for months.
01:26:12Then imagine their faces when you walk in
01:26:15with whatever killer dress you pick.
01:26:18With me.
01:26:20With you?
01:26:22If you'll go with me.
01:26:24But my cousins...
01:26:26Well, I just wanted to go with you, but hey,
01:26:30if you want to make it a group date with your cousins, then...
01:26:36Did you really just ask me to prom?
01:26:40Yeah.
01:26:42Yeah, I did.
01:26:44Yes.
01:26:46I can go.
01:26:48I don't have to do chores.
01:26:50I'm not grounded.
01:26:52I don't have to make dinner for my cousins or their dates.
01:26:57I'd love to.
01:27:02Do I have to wear a dress with heels?
01:27:05I'll wear the dress.
01:27:07Please don't make me wear heels.
01:27:09I'm a guy.
01:27:11I don't care what shoes you wear.
01:27:14Hey, Indy.
01:27:16There's a boy here who wants to talk to you.
01:27:19Oh.
01:27:21Maxton.
01:27:24Whew.
01:27:36Hi.
01:27:38Some new digs, huh?
01:27:40This place is cool.
01:27:42The Bailey's are really nice, Pepe.
01:27:44Yeah, I can't compete with that.
01:27:48What are you talking about?
01:27:50Look, you, uh...
01:27:52You have Bryant now.
01:27:55And...
01:27:57I'm stupid...
01:27:59for not asking you out sooner.
01:28:02Look, Indy.
01:28:04Spending these last few years with you was...
01:28:07really a dream come true for me.
01:28:12You made it worth going to school every day.
01:28:15Really?
01:28:17Yeah.
01:28:18I mean...
01:28:20I wish I'd done more.
01:28:22And been more of what you needed.
01:28:24But I didn't...
01:28:26I didn't know what that was.
01:28:28You were exactly what I needed.
01:28:31You helped me through some of the hardest times I've ever had.
01:28:36You made me forget how bad my life really was.
01:28:42Did you really get removed from the house because of abuse?
01:28:47Yeah.
01:28:49Did they...
01:28:51hurt you?
01:28:53Why didn't you tell me?
01:28:55I could've... I could've helped.
01:28:57I could've done something.
01:28:59My case is more emotional abuse.
01:29:02Which I didn't know you could take somebody to court for.
01:29:07But I'm safe now.
01:29:10Dr. Bailey's helping me.
01:29:13He seems decent.
01:29:16I'm happy for you.
01:29:18Are you gonna change schools, or...
01:29:21I thought about it, but since Dr. Bailey works at the school,
01:29:25I figured...
01:29:27I better stay.
01:29:29Well, I'm glad you're staying.
01:29:32Even if it's not with me.
01:29:34Max...
01:29:35Hey, it's okay.
01:29:37This is the part where you tell me you're going with the handsome prince
01:29:40and not the regular dude.
01:29:44I'm sorry.
01:29:45Don't be.
01:29:47It might not have been legit, but...
01:29:50you were mine for years, and I don't...
01:29:52I don't need more than that.
01:29:55You deserve more than that.
01:29:59And you'll have it someday.
01:30:04Just not with you.
01:30:08You know what you will have?
01:30:11A best friend.
01:30:15Promise me...
01:30:17that you'll stay my best friend.
01:30:20Friends for life?
01:30:22Forever.
01:30:35As I watched him walk away,
01:30:37I fully expected things to be awkward here and there,
01:30:40especially if he and Bryant were in the same room.
01:30:43But Maxton has been such a huge part of my life for so long,
01:30:47and we were learning now what love really was.
01:30:50I think that'll help us both.
01:30:53We'll be fine.
01:30:58As luck would have it,
01:31:00Dr. Bailey wasn't just good at his job.
01:31:03He was really good.
01:31:06Between his testimony and the state's investigation,
01:31:08my aunt and uncle not only lost custody of me,
01:31:11they were ordered to make payments
01:31:13to pay back my mom's life insurance policy,
01:31:15as well as another big sum
01:31:17to make up for the missing assets
01:31:19and any emotional trauma they caused.
01:31:22I couldn't touch most of it until I was 18,
01:31:25but holy smokes, I was loaded.
01:31:30The first thing I did was get a set of wheels.
01:31:34Bryant's dad assured me it was a good deal.
01:31:37He also told me it'd be wise not to spend all my money at once.
01:31:42Funny thing was, I never cared about the money,
01:31:46never even thought I had any.
01:31:48I only wanted to belong.
01:31:54I did move out to the pool house, though.
01:31:57Since Bryant and I were dating,
01:31:59I figured it was the right thing to do.
01:32:02We all have dreams.
01:32:05All of us want to be singers, dancers, astronauts, whatever.
01:32:10After losing my mom, this was mine.
01:32:15To have a family again.
01:32:32Wow.
01:32:34Yeah.
01:32:37Whoa, whoa, whoa, you're not doing prom stuff without me, are you?
01:32:41Dad, you and your pictures.
01:32:43Ah, yeah, you don't go to prom without pictures.
01:32:46And a little...
01:32:49battery issue.
01:32:51Hang on just a sec.
01:32:57Do you know how beautiful you are?
01:33:01For the first time, I feel beautiful.
01:33:04And that's all because of you.
01:33:07No, not me.
01:33:12You've always been this way.
01:33:16You know, if it wasn't for Mrs. Wiggins,
01:33:19I don't think we'd be here today.
01:33:22So I got you something.
01:33:24Wait here.
01:33:46Oh, she's beautiful.
01:33:50Thank you.
01:33:55This is the happiest moment of my life.
01:33:58I'm gonna be competing with the cat for your attention, aren't I?
01:34:02She's not the only reason why I'm happy.
01:34:06You know, problem solved. Picture time.
01:34:10Oh, yeah. Bryant's got two dates.
01:34:14And... nice.
01:34:17Ah, nice.
01:34:20Oh, look at that.
01:34:22Ronnie, get in here.
01:34:27Now you, Dr. Bailey.
01:34:30Oh, okay. You insist.
01:34:33Think that's the button?
01:35:14Oh, yeah.
01:35:44Oh, yeah.
01:36:14Oh, yeah.
01:36:44Oh, yeah.