In Bed with a Killer

So fall, that's gonna be really nice.

I think, September was

- when we were thinking. - Yeah, yeah.

- Excuse me. - Oh, so sorry.

Sorry.

Okay, so rosebuds for the boutonnieres.

- Right. - And,

what about your bouquet?

Roses, red ones.

Oh, yeah.

- Definitely. - She loves roses.

I have something perfect in mind for you.

Yeah, yep.

How do you like these?

They're perfect.

Great, wonderful.

Yeah.

This would be great for the men's boutonnieres.

Oh. Yeah, how do I look?

Great.

They go with your smile too.

Aw.

Yeah, would you guys mind

if I asked you both something a bit personal?

- Sure. - Yeah.

How did you know?

How'd we know we were meant for each other?

I mean, yes, but like how did you know it was worth

giving up your dreams for, you know?

Well, that's easy.

It wasn't about giving up our dreams.

We knew we could still do them.

Together.

Yeah.

Would you excuse me for just one minute?

Yeah.

So, the turkey thing

is going to be dinner, you know.

Hey, it's me.

I've made my decision.

I wanna run a couple things by you.

Great.

I'll see you later.

Sorry we're closed!

Oh, hey, you came to the shop.

So, what I was saying is, yeah,

I was just really struggling, you know,

with the idea of moving in together.

But then I realized we can be independent

and still live together.

What kind of people live here I wonder.

Excited to make friends?

Yeah, but I can't really meet

anyone new outside of school.

It's summer, remember?

I'm sure there'll be kids in the neighborhood.

I guess.

Oh, is that where the bakery is?

Yes.

It's cute, isn't it?

I love it.

Wow, this town is so small.

I know, it is.

It'll be good for us.

Fresh start.

Oh, no.

Hmm, what?

The fish your dad got me.

Maybe we can glue it back together.

No, baby.

I mean, it's almost 20 years old.

I miss Dad.

I do, too.

-Hi. -Hi.

You must be Lena.

I'm Heather from the Boarding House

coffee shop across the street.

Here, have a welcome cup.

Thank you.

Mmm, this is really, really good.

No, like really good.

I source from the best farmers in Central America.

Only the best for my customers.

And your new neighbors.

So, how is business around here?

I think you're gonna do fine.

I got an idea. Why don't you

grab some of those cupcakes,

and I'll introduce you to the gang, huh?

Alright, sounds good.

Things around here are turn of the century

like red brick, you know.

They're just gorgeous.

Yeah, it's super laid back energy.

I think, you guys are gonna really like it.

It's what I'm looking for.

Yeah.

- Oh, my God, hey, girl. - Hey, how's it going?

- Good. - This is Lena.

She's the new baker--

- Hi. - Hi, nice to meet you.

Oh, my God.

Have a cupcake.

My trainer is gonna kill me.

Mmm, oh, my God, thank you.

So, I'll see you at yoga later?

Yeah.

- Bye. - Bye.

So, now let's go check out...

- Hey. - Hey, Jenny.

This is Lena. She brought cupcakes.

- Hi. - Oh, wow.

Okay, well, you must be the new baker?

Guilty.

I really, really shouldn't.

Oh, come on, one little cupcake's

not gonna do anything, Jenny.

I promise they're clean,

100% GMO and pesticide free,

handmade using only local ingredients.

Okay, okay, okay, you got me.

Gosh, how can I resist?

You know what I will take one for my son because he is 17,

and his metabolism can handle it.

I actually have a daughter his age.

Oh, that's perfect we should introduce them.

Maybe he could show her around town.

Oh, yeah, that would be great.

How about you you're gonna be at yoga tomorrow?

Of course.

Hey, Lena, you should come. Casey will be there too.

Yeah.

Okay, sounds fun.

Great, it's settled I'll put ya in.

So, we can go ahead and just skip this place.

Hardware store guy doesn't like cupcakes.

No, Michael's a big health nut.

Well, shouldn't I just go in and introduce myself?

I wouldn't.

In fact, I would stay away from him if you could.

Why?

He's a womanizer and he's dangerous.

Hello, Heather.

You keeping out of trouble?

Very funny, Hank.

Don't you have some streets you need to patrol?

If patrol means standing around

looking at beautiful women, I'd say absolutely.

You have a new friend here, huh?

Oh, yes, this is Lena. She's the new baker.

Hello, Lena, nice meeting you.

Hi. Cupcake?

Oh, thank you very much.

No, I'm trying to, you know.

Hey, Heather. Who's your friend?

I'm Lena. I opened the new bakery.

Would you like a sample cupcake?

Kiddin' me? Absolutely.

Wow.

Wow, this is delicious.

Maybe worth a cheat day, huh?

Everyday is a cheat day for me.

I could eat six more of these--

Okay, Michael, we've gotta go.

Don't let me keep you. Nice to meet you, Lena.

- You too. - Thanks for the cupcake, huh?

- You're welcome. - Bye-bye, Heather.

- Bye, Hank. - Nice meeting you.

It's a shame this isn't open.

We could've done weddings together.

It was heartbreaking.

She was really cool.

What happened?

This is Beth's flower shop.

She was my best friend, like a sister,

and then one day she texted Michael,

said that she was leaving.

Since then nobody's gotten

a single call or text from her.

She just left and never came back.

I'm so sorry.

I mean, if you guys were such good friends,

I'm sure she had a good reason

for leaving without telling you.

I don't think she did.

Apparently, no one's ever seen her again.

That's so weird.

Wonder what happened to her?

I don't know, but it's not like there's a murderer

running around the town.

But Heather insists there's something wrong.

I just think she's being a little paranoid.

Let's hope it's just that.

What was that?

I don't know.

Who's there?

We have a knife.

Hey.

Hey, sorry.

My ball went over the fence.