乾杯。[笑聲] 你得閒嗰陣，可唔可以再幫我哋叫多輪馬天尼？ 唔好喇，我唔飲喇。 喂，唔好掃興啦。我用咗六個月先約到你出嚟。飲多杯先走啦。 你講得啱，真係好耐冇見。只不過係工作太忙，同埋Luke今年開始返學。咁快？
我發誓，上次見佢仲係個BB嚟。 哦，佢而家已經係個十足十嘅小人仔喇。我要裝返個鏡頭喺佢房度。佢成日半夜起身，攞晒佢啲書同玩具出嚟。哦。 梗係啦，我一出街嗰晚，佢就瞓到成隻豬咁。 佢真係大得好快。 我知。 嗰個係邊個？
我--呃... 我--我唔知。 快啲，俾你部電話我。
喂？
Carmen，Luke間房有個男人。 吓？ 有個男人。我喺個鏡頭度見到佢。
你見唔見到佢？
[倒抽一口涼氣] - [尖叫] Carmen。
喂。喂。你今晚專心咗未？ 我諗係囉。 你冇事嘛？
OA話你去咗睇醫生。你唔舒服咩？ 我冇事。個入侵者大約喺夜晚10點10分闖入嚟，打爛咗嗰塊玻璃，由嗰扇後門入嚟。 OK，出邊有冇外部閉路電視？
冇，間屋有警報系統，但係個細路嘅媽媽，Liza Peters，佢出咗街，所以仲未啟動。OK。綁匪穿過廚房，行上呢條樓梯，殺咗個保姆，然後喺床度帶走咗五歲嘅Luke Peters。OK，我哋對個受害人有咩了解？
唔多。Carmen Hernandez，34歲。住喺皇后區，全職做呢家人嘅保姆。最癲嘅係，阿媽喺佢出事之前已經知道個男人喺屋入面，係喺個嬰兒監視器度見到。 呢個嘢識唔識錄影？ 唔識。據講佢只得即時影像，冇重播功能。 OK，阿媽喺邊？ 我睇得唔清楚。個男人喺房嘅另一邊。OK，你記唔記得佢幾高，或者頭髮咩顏色？
佢著住一件黑色運動外套。對唔住，我淨係睇到咁多。 唔緊要。 得你同Luke住喺度？
咁佢爸爸呢？佢有冇喺度？
佢得閒先會出現。我哋冇一齊喇。佢住喺倫敦。 咁你哋兩個關係算唔算融洽？
算，我哋係好朋友。 咁有冇可能係佢--？
冇可能。我哋係有分歧，但係，唔會，John係個好人。佢絕對唔會做呢啲嘢。 你諗唔諗到有邊個會？
有人會開槍殺我保姆同綁架我個仔？
唔會。我冇法相信呢件事真係發生緊。 我明。我真係--真係好抱歉。OK，咁我哋首先要做嘅就係要拎Luke嘅DNA樣本，所以如果你有牙刷、梳-- 係，當然可以。 同埋我哋仲需要監控你嘅電話線路。有冇問題？
冇問題，當然啦，你哋需要咩都得。我只係想個仔返嚟。 好，早晨，各位。今日嘅議程上，我哋有個十足嘅恐怖故事，每個家長嘅噩夢。五歲嘅Luke Peters琴晚10點多少少喺佢屋企俾人帶走，意思係佢已經失蹤咗八個鐘。我哋冇影片，冇目擊者，除咗阿媽喺保母cam度瞥見到個罪犯一眼。冇乜細節，因為佢喺黑暗度，正正就係我哋而家嘅位置，所以我哋開始做嘢，幫呢件事照下光，好嘛？ 唔該晒。Kelly，幫我「照下光」。 彈道報告。殺死保姆Carmen嘅子彈嚟自一支9毫米口徑手槍，但係系統度冇對應記錄。 啱，OK。咁我哋要派探員喺Peters住所附近逐家逐戶拍門。Ethan，你負責跟進呢樣？
記住順便查下當區嘅性犯罪者名冊，好嘛？
咁我哋對呢家人有咩了解？ Luke同阿媽Liza Peters住喺Ditmas Park。佢係Midtown一間顧問公司JBD Management嘅合夥人。咁爸爸呢？ John Bryant，43歲。佢喺倫敦一間私募基金公司做嘢。 咁佢住倫敦，老婆住紐約？
因為佢哋離咗婚，但關係良好。佢好似同一個叫Andrea嘅女人再婚，好幸福。 係呀，佢其實已經嚟緊紐約。應該大約七個鐘度會到。 好啦，咁我哋假設Luke嘅綁架同爸爸冇關。我哋對Liza有咩認識？佢有冇啲咩不可告人嘅秘密，或者仇家？
似乎冇。我哋查過佢嘅電話記錄、財務狀況。冇任何可疑嘅地方。我意思係，如果純粹為錢，出面有好多更好嘅目標。再加埋，我哋仲未見到任何形式嘅贖金要求-- 至少暫時未。 咁點解要捉呢個男仔？最終目的係咩？
唔該。 ERT啱啱喺Liza屋企後門套取到三枚清晰指紋。 希望有料到。 唔該。 喂，Liza？ 嗨，你介唔介意我哋問你幾個問題？
可以，我只係--
我哋喺綁匪入口搵到三個指紋-- 你嘅、Carmen嘅，同埋呢個人，Thomas Mitchum。
我諗你知道佢係邊個。 係，嗰個係Carmen嘅前男友。佢係個癮君子同賊仔。三個月前佢偷咗我隻手錶，我因為Carmen嘅關係先至冇追究。 OK，咁佢同Carmen仲有冇聯絡？
我諗冇喇。 咁即係佢琴晚冇正當理由喺度出現？ 冇。我好清楚同Carmen講過我永遠唔想再見佢，而且我絕對唔想佢行近我個仔。 天啊。Thomas捉咗Luke？ 冇事嘅。冇事嘅。 你知唔知Thomas Mitchum會住喺邊？
知，我有次車過Carmen去嗰度。佢住喺佢阿姨屋企。就喺Maspeth個墳場附近。
就位。 收到，等緊。
我哋會盡量唔好出聲咁入去。我哋冇辦法確認Mitchum係咪單獨行事，而且我哋唔想打草驚蛇。我哋一出聲，可能會害死個細路。 我望到Mitchum。佢喺間屋前面行嚟行去。東南角。
好，Mitchum行緊去後面間房。
我諗佢聽到你。Mitchum向你嗰邊行緊。
Mitchum，唔好郁！舉手。 我哋喺客廳捉到Mitchum。
喂！
喂。Luke？
唔准郁！我叫你放低。舉手。企起身。向後行埋嚟我度。 Luke？喂，細路？
Luke？向後行。
Luke？喂，細路？
冇事㗎。你可以出嚟喇。
Glock 19，9毫米口徑。我可以解釋。 屋企仲有冇其他人？
冇。 呢啲係咩料？
唔係掛。Luke？
喂！佢唔喺度。個細路唔喺度。 Mitchum，佢喺邊？
Luke Peters到底喺邊？
我唔知Luke喺邊。我冇捉佢。講真，我拎個細路嚟做咩？
我哋知你琴晚喺現場。[嘆氣]
嗰個係Carmen？ 係。 發生咩事？不如你講畀我哋聽？
你咩意思？
我哋喺現場搵到你嘅指紋。今日，又發現你揸住支槍，所以-- 唔係，我冇殺Carmen。我好愛佢。 我手上有三份家暴報告證明唔係咁講。 嗰啲好耐之前嘅事。
睇住，我唔係完美，但我冇殺佢。
咁發生咩事？你琴晚點解會喺度？ 我哋只係一齊hea下，好似Carmen同我平時咁。我哋-- 好似你哋平時咁？ 我等佢氹咗Luke瞓覺，之後我先過去，然後喺Liza返嚟之前就走。 我仲以為你同Carmen冇再一齊。 邊個講？ Liza。 咁佢錯喇。
Carmen可能只係唔想俾佢知。 咁你琴晚逗留到幾夜？
我唔知。10點多少少。OK，你走嗰陣有冇留意到附近有咩其他人？ 冇。
有架車。佢泊咗喺路邊，離間屋大概一個街口。
有班男人就咁坐喺入面。 咩車款？
我唔知，嗯，係架黑色房車，但我記得佢哋左邊尾燈壞咗。我諗過過去同佢哋講，但嗰陣已經好夜。
我哋進度點，Elise？ 仲查緊。架車泊嘅位置附近冇閉路電視。Mitchum嗰支槍嘅彈道同殺死Carmen嘅子彈唔吻合。睇嚟我哋又要由頭嚟過。 喂，我搵到架黑色房車嘅影片。 係。呢個係夜晚9點58分，Liza打911前12分鐘。 係，我哋可唔可以查下個車牌？
假牌嚟，查返係一架豐田Highlander。OK。咁點？
倒返轉頭。好啦，睇落似係有四個，可能五個男人。你睇下可唔可以搵到個司機個樣？
OK，黑色帽，運動裝。肯定係Liza喺保母cam見到嗰個男人。我要知道架車入面每一個人嘅身份。OK，我會試，但大部分人都喺陰影度。 你可唔可以再追查早啲嘅片段，嘗試搵個好啲嘅角度？ 係，我哋查緊。我哋查緊。 好啦，快啦，快啦，快啦，我哋繼續。 我哋睇到咩？
我搵到佢哋。 係？ 佢哋喺半英里外一個小食檔停過。都係睇得唔係好清楚架車入面，但我諗我應該可以見到個司機。 係，喂，今日一隻雞蛋好過聽日一隻母雞。快啦。嚟啦，睇下，快啦。
Boom。OK。OK，大家留意吓。 Akhmad Petrov，43歲，車臣人。佢係國際刑警通緝名單上嘅頭號人物，主持一個叫車臣革命軍團嘅組織。 係，呢個係恐怖組織嘅美名。呢班人係堅㗎。佢哋要為東歐幾單備受注目嘅炸彈襲擊同政治暗殺負責。 咁點解一班車臣恐怖分子會想要一個布魯克林叫Luke嘅五歲細路？
車臣恐怖分子？佢哋捉咗Luke？
係。咁講唔通。我意思係，佢只係一個細路仔。點解佢哋會-- 我哋就係想你話畀我哋知。 我-- OK。呢個係Akhmad Petrov。佢就係影片入面嗰個男人。而呢啲係佢一啲已知嘅同黨。呢度。你可唔可以睇下呢疊相？慢慢睇，如果認得邊個就話聲俾我哋知。
唔認得。
唔認得，呢個一定係搞錯咗，係咪？
我意思係，咁完全講唔通。 係。係講唔通。呢班男人係職業恐怖分子。如果佢哋唔係覺得值得冒險，係唔會露面嘅。 咁你咩意思？
我意思係，件事睇落唔多似係隨機發生。
你從來冇同嗰啲男人有任何接觸？
冇。咁你嘅職業生涯呢？
你有冇做過一啲東歐公司嘅嘢？
可能有，但冇咩咁特別。我意思係，肯定唔會導致一個恐怖組織綁架我個仔。 你可唔可以詳細講下，「冇咩咁特別」？
我而家係咪俾人調查緊？
唔係，OK？絕對唔係。 咁呢個係咩意思？我唔知呢班男人係邊個，或者佢哋點解捉咗我個仔。所以我就打咗俾你哋。你哋應該喺出邊搵佢，而唔係喺度指控我-- 究竟指控緊我咩？
OK，我哋只係-- 我哋只係想理解佢哋之間有咩關聯。就係咁。嗯，如果你諗到任何嘢，請打俾我哋。
頭先搞咩鬼？ 喂，唔係掛。佢認得相入面嗰啲男人。你見到㗎。所以佢先咁有戒心。 唔係，佢係嚇親，OK？我哋啱啱同佢講佢個仔俾恐怖分子挾持緊。你可唔可以想像到做家長嗰種感受？
肯定好難受。我明。但佢有啲唔妥。我感覺得到。 咩？冇嘢唔妥，OK？
佢係一個媽媽，而且佢好驚。我好驚訝你真係冇法代入到。 我當然可以代入，但我嘅工作唔係去代入一個經歷緊恐怖情況嘅媽媽。我係要搵佢個仔。
係Jubal。NYPD直升機啱啱發現Petrov架車向西行緊喺Long Island Expressway。
哇，哇，哇。呢度佢架車。我見到佢。我哋喺43rd Avenue見到疑犯嘅車，向南轉入9th Street。 收到。我哋喺途中。
啊，該煨。我哋俾人發現咗。注意。疑犯正在逃走。我哋追緊。 - 收到。
我哋就跟喺佢後面。佢唔會去得遠。
Tiff, I think I got something. Hey! Whoa, oh--
Shots fired. FBI! Don't move!
Let's go. Suspect is headed down 9th Street, stolen motorbike, black jacket. Copy that.
It's not Petrov.
All right, thank you. Thank you. Hey. Anything?
I found some brown hairs in the back seat. Let's get the lab to run it against Luke's DNA. Maybe we'll get a match. Were we able to identify our suspect?
Anzor Taramov, Chechen national and suspected member of the CRR.
I got a bodega receipt. Two days ago. West 14th Street and 7th Ave.
Hey, receipt OA found was from the purchase of two burner phones. Storage just sent the serial numbers. Can we get a location on them?
Ian's working on it. Hairs in the Impala are a match to Luke Peters, so our victim was definitely in that car. All right, it means we're fishing in the right pond. Talk to me, Ian. Location services have been shut off. What about the carrier services-- call logs, text messages?
There's not a lot of activity. The messaging is going through an encrypted app. The only calls that they've made have been to each other. So we have no way of tracking them. Well, let's do it the old-fashioned way. Let's call them and see where they ping. I'm on it.
First phone is shut off. Trying second number now.
Hello?
I know you're there. No need to be concerned. I'll be there on time, but you need to deliver proof of life. I need to know that my son is OK. You hear me? Do you hear me?
That was definitely the boy's mother. She's asking about her son. Which means this case makes even less sense than it did five minutes ago.
All right, so we now have evidence Liza Peters is in direct contact with her son's abductors, which means that she's been lying to us from the jump, but we're gonna talk to her and see what's going on. I assume she's still in her house, right?
Well, she just shut off her burner, but yeah, that call we just made pinged to her house. Yeah. OK. I just spoke to the agents on site. She's not there. Well, they didn't just let her leave. Do we know her location?
Well, she said she was gonna take a nap and climbed out the window, and they were holding on to her personal cell in case a ransom call came in. They didn't know she was a flight risk. OK, we need to put out a BOLO right away. In the meantime, let's get a search warrant. ERT already searched her house. Yeah, they did a forensic sweep after the abduction, but they weren't focused on Liza.
Encryption is tight. The thing is harder to get into than Fort Knox. Keep trying, OK?
We know that she used it earlier today.
Any luck? No, nothing. Just a bunch of boring documents and paperwork like old pediatrician records and bank statements, loan statements. OK, and yet this boring woman lied to the FBI and climbs out of her window to meet up with the Chechen terrorists. It just doesn't make any sense. Well, of course it does. She wants to save her son. Yeah, I get that, but why lie to us?
And why sneak out? Oh.
Whew, sorry. I'm-- Hey, hey, are you OK? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm fine. I'm just--I'm so dizzy. Yeah, I just-- I just need some space, OK?
Please just-- OK, OK. [sighs]
What is that?
What? Do you see that?
It's a safe.
Oh, sweet. OK, thanks. Yeah. OK. Let's see what we got. Yeah. OK. Cash, credit cards. What, passports? Mm-hmm. Six of them?
All belonging to Liza. Or Maria or Diana or Larissa.
Who is this woman?
Liza Peters has six passports, from four separate countries, all under different names. And based on early analysis, they're not forgeries. They're genuine, government-issued documents. The first question is, which one is real?
Well, it seems like Liza Peters is her real identity. We've got a birth certificate, yearbook photos dating back 30 years. So how did the others come into play?
Where'd she get them?
Don't know, but the Russian passport under the name Maria Laskin could explain her connection to Petrov. She logged 13 trips from New York to Chechnya under that identity. And we don't have any idea of what she was doing there?
No, customs marked the trip as personal. All the other passports show similar patterns of travel, all marked personal as well. Over the past 10 years, she's spent months at a time in Moscow, Bucharest, Warsaw. Yeah, those are all intelligence hubs. She's a spy, no doubt. Yeah. Tony, Ann, how we doing? We need answers. Does Liza Peters work for one of your agencies?
If she's a covert agent, I don't have access to that information. She's with us. Yeah? She's CIA. High-level covert operative, top secret and SEI clearances. She's been with the agency since 2004. [sighs] We're gonna need to speak with your supervisor ASAP. I'll set it up.
How you feeling?
I'm fine. Yeah, but you almost passed out back at the house. It looked like you were in some real pain. I'm just feeling off. Yeah. No, I noticed. So what's up?
What did the doctor say?
I don't really want to talk about it. Nina, you're making me nervous here. Look, if there's something going on--
I'm pregnant.
You...
You sure?
Yeah, I'm sure. Uh, found out last night. That's why you went to the doctor?
Yeah, I thought I had the flu. I just didn't consider that I was-- Am I--?
Yeah.
And do you-- do you know if you're gonna-- I don't know. I don't know. Can we talk about this?
Not right now, OK?
Liza's supervisor is here, so...
Liza Peters was our best case officer in Eastern Europe. Was quick on her feet, tough as nails. We were sorry to lose her in the field when her son was born. She's not active anymore?
No, she works primarily in a supervisory role now. But she was working in Chechnya?
For two years. She was working a terrorist group called the CRR, gathering intel. Why?
Well, we think that members of the CRR, including Akhmad Petrov, are responsible for the abduction of Liza's son.
What, you think that Petrov abducted Luke?
Yeah. Do you have any idea why he would target her?
No. As far as I know, Liza never met Petrov personally.
Unless he's looking for Milena Kerimova. Who's that?
A Chechen activist, propagandist. She's been rallying against Petrov and the CRR for years. And what does she have to do with Liza?
Liza recruited her to work for the CIA, but about six months ago, things got hot. Her life was in danger, so we smuggled her out of Chechnya and got her set up here in New York. So if Petrov wants to kill Kerimova, Liza is the one that knows where she is. Is that what you're saying?
Liza is in charge of the safe house where Kerimova is secured. Which is where exactly?
Long Island. OK, I assume you have agents with Kerimova? I think you should call them, tell them what's going on. Are you suggesting that Liza would compromise her own asset's safety?
To save her son, yeah.
Can I help you?
He's one of ours. Milena Kerimova, we need to see her. What the hell is going on?
Why are your phones off?
Liza said there was a security breach, told us to shut down communication until the transfer was complete. What? What transfer?
Milena Kerimova. Are you saying she's gone? Liza wanted to move her to a more secure location. When was this? About 15 minutes ago.
Yeah, we got a bit of a situation. Liza lied to her fellow agents, told them there was a security breach and she had to relocate the asset she was protecting. So we need answers. Where is she?
And more importantly, where is she going?
Elise, how are we doing on the video?
Here we go. This is from outside the safe house 24 minutes ago. Can we go tighter? Here's Liza.
Doesn't she seem kind of calm for someone who's about to hand over her asset to a terrorist organization?
Well, we don't know if that's her plan. Right now, we need to find her. What car is she driving?
886LSMB. OK, I'm running it.
It's a rental, picked up from a company two blocks from Liza's house at 2:54 p.m., paid for with a credit card belonging to Nancy Lawson. Yeah, that's--I think that's one of the aliases, right? Yeah, let's get a BOLO out on that car, thanks. What about the car's GPS?
Can the rental company track it?
Yeah, I'm on with them now. Yes, they think they can do it. Great. Get their location over to Scola and Nina.
There's movement in the front seat. Liza Peters, out of the car now!
Where's Kerimova?
[sighs] In the back seat.
She's fine. I just gave her a mild sedative.
You need to tell us what the hell is going on. They gave me a choice, deliver Kerimova or watch my son die a very painful death.
These people--these animals, they mean what they say. OK, so what?
You were just gonna deliver Kerimova and let them execute her? What the hell would you do, watch your son get murdered? OK, but what, you couldn't, so that's why you're here?
OK, all right. So this is good, OK?
We just--we need a plan. What is it that Petrov's asking you to do? He wants Kerimova, told me to meet him by 5:00 or he'll kill Luke. OK, where are you supposed to meet him?
What's--what's the exact location?
Some old building by the beach in Queens, but the meeting's less than an hour from now, so-- No, that's OK. Actually, that's enough time. Well, we can't just show up, hit the location, and hope that-- I have a plan, OK?
Look at her, right? We look enough alike. I'll just go in her place. No, no, that is not a plan. That is a death wish. You don't even speak the language. Look, all we need to do is keep the ruse alive for long enough to get eyes on Luke, right?
I mean, you know these guys. Do you think we can do it? It could work. OK, then I'll run it up the flagpole. OK, hey, hey, hey. You understand this is crazy, right?
It's our only play. No, Nina. I read this guy's file, OK?
Petrov decapitated his own brother. You cannot go into a meeting with a person with less than an hour of prep. Well, it's our only move, OK?
So back off.
OK, we're too far away. I mean, if anything goes sideways, we can't even get to them. We get any closer, they'll see us.
OK, we have a black, blue Dodge Durango, license plate number 437HDVX.
We're running it. It's cold plated. Looks like an older model. We can't track that. Can we get eyes on the inside?
How many guys we dealing with here?
I've got eyes inside of the vehicle, but I only see one guy, and it doesn't look like Petrov. What about the little boy?
No, I don't see him.
It's not Petrov.
Out of the car.
Get in.
Start the car.
Where is my son? I'll take you to him. Just do what I say. No, no, they changed the plan, let's call it. If we arrest this guy now, Petrov's gonna know that something went wrong, and he's gonna kill the kid and cut his losses. Our best bet is to follow them. If they even come back. For all we know, he could have them pull over at the side of the road and shoot them both. Isobel. You know this guy better than we do. Are we walking into a trap here?
I don't think so. Petrov will want to deal with Kerimova himself, so I think they're safe-- until they actually meet up with him, anyway. Then, it's a toss-up.
All right, we're gonna let Liza and Nina make the call. It's their lives on the line. We're talking about handing Nina over to an executioner here. If Nina wanted out, she would have given us a signal.
She's got this.
I'm not going anywhere. I need to know my son's alive.
[whispering] Luke. Mommy, I want to go home. I know, honey, I know. It's oK. I'm coming. I'm on my way. Drive.
Do we know where they're headed yet?
Somewhere in Long Island.
We have a problem. The licensed car just turn down a private road. If we follow it now, our cover's gonna be blown. No, no, no. We don't know that. If we pull them over right now, we can spook them. It could get Nina and Liza killed.
Take it easy.
Don't move.
You OK? Yeah, I'm good. Tiff, how far out are y'all?
We're about six minutes away. We have your location. - OK. Here.
OK, wait for backup to make entry. We will be there in five minutes. OK. Liza, hey. Where are you going?
I'm not waiting. Come on. They're close. We don't know how many guys are in there, Liza. My son is in there. You do what you want. I'm going in. Liza--Liza! No, Nina, wait for backup. Nina!
Ah!
[grunts] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. He's down. Are you OK?
I don't think I can stand on it. OK. Put pressure on it, OK?
I'm gonna stay with you. Mom! Luke?
Stay where you are. Please, you have to go find him. OK. Stay covered. I'll be back. Luke?
Hey, hi.
Hi. My name is Nina, OK?
I'm gonna take you-- Step away from the child. Stay here. Step away from the child. OK, OK!
Come here. Come on. I'm gonna take you to your mom, OK?
Come here, buddy.
OK. Give Mommy one last big hug, then we have to go.
Bye-bye, sweet boy.
Be good for Daddy.
Hey. Hey.
I don't know how to thank you for what you did in there. I know I put you at risk. It's all right. They're gonna take you to the hospital, get your leg all fixed up, OK?
And then what? They are gonna charge you with the abduction of Kerimova and violation of the Espionage Act, but we're gonna talk to the U.S. Attorney let him know the situation you were in. I appreciate that. I do. But I'm good.
I did what I had to do. They were gonna kill my son. And at the end of the day, he's safe. That's enough.
Hey, what's that about?
I don't know.
Are you good?
Yeah, I'm good. This is gonna be my last case with you guys for a while. What are you talking about?
We were just getting started. Yeah, I know. I just--I need to take some time and clear my head.
But I'm just gonna go down to white collar, you know?
I'm gonna take on all the dangerous dudes on Wall Street there who are doing insider trading, so... [sighs] OK. I'll be honest, though. I don't think I'm completely OK with this, but if it's for the best-- I'll be two floors down. Don't get emotional.
Bye-bye.
Can I walk you out?
Of course.
So will you talk to me, Nina?
What's going on?
Why are you really leaving?
I just need some time, like I said, you know, to figure things out, what I'm gonna do with my life and you.
So what about the baby?
I don't know. Like I said, I just need some time.
I'll call you, OK?
Yeah.
Bye.
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