You're Not Alone

I can't believe you're doing this.

He's barely in the ground, and you're taking

away the one thing he holds most dear.

It's not like you're giving me much of a choice.

You haven't even seen her since she was born.

You are unfit to be anyone's mother.

The judge says otherwise.

The judge is an idiot.

There must be something I can do.

As they were still married at the time of his death,

uh, the transfer of assets is settled.

The ruling also approves full custodial guardianship

of Isla, as long as Emma abides by the court mandates.

I, I'm sorry, Mrs. Walker.

I want you to know how much I love you.

Hi.

I know it's gonna be a big change for you,

but it's gonna be a big change for me too.

And I want us to get along.

I expected the place to have changed a lot more.

Isla!

System disarmed.

Check it out!

Our new house!

Babe, come up!

Come up here!

See this view?

This is us.

Isla?

I left some dinner outside your room.

It's okay!

It's okay!

You stay here, okay?

It's gonna be fine.

System disarmed.

You stay there.

I'll be right back, okay?

Hey, it's nothing, I probably just forgot to close it.

See?

It's just the two of us.

Hello!

Is anyone here?

See?

There she is, there's my homegirl.

Oh, Ashley.

Hi.

So, where's my special niece?

You know, she's on a hunger strike,

barely said a word to me.

Ah, that bad, huh?

Mm, she'll come around, just give it time.

Yeah, sure?

Of course.

You're her mother.

Mark, what are you doing here?

I heard about what happened.

I just want to express my condolences.

If you ever need anyone to talk to

or just looking for a friend.

Great, thanks.

Well, that was a blast from the past.

Yeah.

Think she'll like them?

Yeah.

Yeah, she'll like them, they look good.

What was up with Mark today?

I don't wanna talk about it.

Found some pancake mix in the cupboard.

Figured they might be your favorite.

Hope you like 'em.

Thank you.

What if it's too soon.

What if she hates me for it?

Why don't we start with the little things?

Keep the photos of Patrick,

but as for the rest of this stuff,

I mean, especially your room,

no point in feeling like a stranger

in your own home.

My home?

This is your home now, isn't it?

Patrick had so many plans for this place.

He wanted to build a white picket fence over there.

Just never got to it.

Yeah, no shit.

Isla,

don't go in there.

Em, she's just a kid.

Hey, so I gotta bounce.

My shift starts in like an hour.

Thanks for your help today.

Yeah, of course.

Hey.

See you later, kiddo!

Do you need a ride?

I'm good.

First table meal together.

Figured this would be a great time for us

to get to know each other.

You know dinner tables are a special place

for people to talk about their day and,

how do you feel?

I feel hungry.

I meant how do you feel about things so far,

I, you know, I thought it'd be good for us

to lay out our thoughts and stuff.

I saw something moving in one of the windows.

Oh yeah?

What did you see?

Bedroom's clear.

You know what my mom once told me?

That there are no bad ghosts.

Just ones that are lost and need a place to stay.

And sometimes, when it's rainy and windy,

that's when you hear 'em.

And this house has enough room for all of us.

So there's nothing to be afraid of.

Goodnight, Isla.

Emma?

It's okay, it happens sometimes when you have nightmares.

It wasn't a nightmare.

What is it?

No don't!

See?

It's nothing to be scared of.

I'm concerned

about her signs of aggression.

I don't, I won't.

It must've been hard

for you to hear about Patrick.

What happened to him.

Did attending the funeral help?

I don't know, I, I feel like there's

so much more I wanted to say to him, and now I, I can't.

Letting go is hard,

and with Isla reentering your life-

I know, but I won't make the same mistakes again,

I, the two of us are already making progress.

I really appreciate these sessions with you.

The judge placed a great deal

of trust in this arrangement.

It's important for you to be honest.

I will, I, I'm tryin' to-

Doctor?

I saw you at dad's funeral.

You did?

Come here.

You were sitting by yourself.

I know I wasn't supposed to be there, but

I had to see him.

You miss him, don't you?

Yeah.

More than you can imagine.

I miss him too.

I know.

Mr. Nibbles!

Ya see, see, Mr. Nibbles!

Mrs. Willis?

Remember me?

It's Emma.

You know Mr. Nibbles seems to be, uh,

leaving some treats on my doorstep.

You don't suppose he-

Mr. Nibbles!

Great.

Two juice boxes should last you the day.

There's five bucks for lunch, and I think,

think you're good to go.

Oh, I've got something for ya.

You're a big girl now, so, this bad boy used

to be my pride and joy in college.

Only use it for emergencies.

I've already keyed in my number.

Well, how 'bout it?

Your first cell phone.

The other kids can watch movies on theirs.

Right.

Hey I'm so, so sorry.

I got held up at work.

Here.

I'm sorry.

What are we doing here?

Do you like ice cream?

There's this really cool place I used to go to all the time.

I thought I recognized that voice.

Mark.

What're you doing here?

I just work up the street.

I was, uh, on my way to lunch and I saw you.

Hey, little lady.

I'm Mark.

What's your name?

Isla.

You know your mom and I

used to come here all the time.

So you, uh, working now?

Yeah, yeah.

They actually, uh, made me the senior tech advisor

at the store on Second Street.

The store manager said it was the fastest