The Sinner

And blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus.

Holy Mary, Mother of God.

Pray for us sinners.

Now and at the hour of our death. Amen.

Are you coming?

Cora?

Goodnight, Cora.

Cora...

Well, once I put the order in, it usually takes about a week.

No, that's for the order to come in.

We just need a day for the installation.

No. I won't be there myself

but I promise you they'll do a great job.

And you'll be nice and cool for the rest of the summer.

How does that sound?

I'm sorry? Wh... Yeah.

Yes, that's right.

All right. Great. Well, I will be

in contact with you next week to confirm.

Okay. Thanks, Mr. Rosas.

Yup. All right. Okay. Bye.

I'm still waiting on that quote from Ammo

so I wasn't able to finish the O'Neal estimate.

Come on, stop.

You did the Jacksons?

Yeah, it's in there.

That's all we need.

Dad, I'm gonna go home and wash up.

I'll meet you there, all right?

No, no, I'm leaving too. I gotta say, these look good.

Pretty soon I won't even need to come in to work.

I don't think you have the guts. Oh, no, come on.

Well, then do it. Do it. Prove me wrong.

Well, maybe, maybe I will.

Mason, we're with your Dad all day long

and then it's dinner with the two of them every night.

Yeah. And I,

I just don't think it's the end of the world

if we ask for a night off. All right.

Or two even. All right.

You're right. You're right.

I just... Oh, my God.

No, listen. No, come on.

I just think it's weird to come home and just take Laine from Mom

after she's watched him all day, cooked his dinner.

Having dinner with us is her reward, you know?

It just feels mean to do that.

You're such a Mama's boy. No, come on. Stop saying that.

You are. I hate that term.

Oh, finally!

There's my sweet pea. Hi, Mom.

Hey, baby.

Hi, baby. How was your day?

Good.

Hi. Let me get you out of there.

Oh, no, no, no. He hasn't finished his dinner.

I told him he could get down as soon as he finishes his food.

Because those are the rules, sweetheart, right?

What did you do with Grandmommy today?

What's the spread? Four and half.

Four and a half? Mmm-hmm.

With who? Manny? Yeah.

Oh, God.

What an idiot.

I know. But if you want it, just call him right now...

- All right, goodnight, Mom. - Goodnight.

Goodnight, Laine!

Hey, I'll take him tomorrow if you two wanna sleep in.

Bye. I love you. Bye, Mom.

It's Friday night.

I don't know.

What?

I thought you said you were feeling better.

I... Hmm.

I am. I'm just...

Okay.

Really? Yeah.

Yeah. Just give me a minute.

Mmm-hmm.

I just need a minute. I just need a minute.

I just need a minute.

Okay.

Okay.

See what you do.

Hmm. I'll be right in.

Like that. Like that.

Yeah. Yeah.

Hey. Hmm.

It's gonna be crowded. I want to get a good spot.

All right.

Oh, by the way, I told Mom that we'd come over

for dinner tonight after we go swimming.

What do you mean? Why'd you do that?

Just 'cause I love her so much.

And, I don't know. I just can't,

I just can't stay away.

Mason, you didn't really?

No.

She asked and I said no. 'Cause I'm awesome.

Come on, please. Please, I don't wanna be late.

Come on. Okay.

Don't let him get too much sun, okay?

He's all right. You have sunscreen, yes?

No, we don't. Come on. Seat belts.

Bye, Laine!

Say bye. Say bye. Say bye.

Say bye.

Bye!

Hold tight, Ma!

Hey, Cora! Over here!

Hey! Oh.

You're already here. Yeah.

Hey, Mason. Heather, how are you?

Do you guys want to join us? We have room.

No, no. We're gonna go set up on the beach. We'll come back and visit.

Okay. Okay.

More water. Okay.

I have some right here, actually. You got some right here.

There you go. Got some.

You've got some.

There's Mommy and my da, my daddy.

Hey. Hey.

I'm gonna go for swim. Can you watch him?

Mmm-hmm.

Whoa! Avalanche!

What's going on?

Oh, important business.

Where's Cora? I don't know.

Said she went for a swim.

Okay.

I don't see her, though.

Well, when you find her, why don't you guys come on over?

Yeah, all right. We'll do that. Okay.

Let's go look for Mama.

You're so...

You know what we're looking for.

Cora!

Cora!

Cora!

Cora!

Mommy!

Hey, what's going on?

What?

Are you okay? Mommy!

What's the matter, baby? What's the matter?

You okay? You hungry?

Mommy.

What were you doing out that far? We couldn't see you.

I just kept swimming.

I wanted some quiet.

What?

He's fine at his swimming lessons.

The teacher brings him right out into the water. He doesn't cry at all.

He's too attached.

Here.

He's gotta toughen up. Right, buddy?

Good?

Careful what you wish for.

Oh, I almost forgot.

I have a surprise for you guys.

Are you gonna finally put your tongue back in your mouth?

Ha. No, it's this new band I heard about.

They're, like, amazing. I'm serious.

Okay.

What?

Wait. Where did you find this? I have my ways.

Come on. No, babe. Just turn it off. Please.

This is Frankie's band. When he was in med school.

- That is Frankie on the drums. - Really?

This is the band? Come on. Turn it off!

No! No! It's so good. Come on.

No!

You want some lotion? I can oil you up.

They're just having fun.

Oh, come on!

Wait, okay, wait, wait. Wait.

Let me play this one last song. And then I'll stop. I promise.

This one's my favorite.

Guys, this one's my favorite.

You're torturing me.

You know that, right? Yeah.

Hey. Yeah.

Seriously?

Stop it! Get off her! Get off!

- Stop it! Stop! Stop it! - Hey! Hey, hey, hey!

Stop, stop! Stop it! Stop!

What are you doing? What are you doing?

What are you doing?

Cora! Hey! Cora! Hey. Hey!

Hey.

Press! Press!

Hold the shirt here. Press here. Press here. Do not let...

No! Get away! Get away!

Hey.

Oh, my God. Listen to me.

Hold his shirt here. Call an ambulance.

I need an ambulance. There's been...

Someone's...

Mommy!

Oh, my God.