Long Bright River

I need your help. You gonna tell me what's going on?

It's Kacey. - Kacey's gone missing before.

I know, but Kacey was picked up by a john in a red pickup truck.

I saw a red pickup truck outside of my house.

You think he's been following you? - I don't know.

Kacey ever go down the airport? - Never.

The girl that OD'd this week had a napkin...

...from 7 Brothers near the airport.

I'm gonna go and see if anybody recognizes the victims.

Yeah, I know that girl.

She was in here with this guy, Jimmy Scanlon.

They were fighting really bad.

I need to speak to Jimmy Scanlon.

He hasn't been in in days.

I'm not convinced that Michaela's not in some kind of trouble.

I worry about that little boy.

You heard of a guy named Dock McClatchie?

No. - He's tagged in a bunch of pictures...

...on Kacey's Facebook page.

You recognize him?

No.

What is it?

Nothing.

You're gonna go look for her, aren't you?

Hello, Mickey.

You know who I am?

Kacey told me about you.

I'm not... I'm not trying to make trouble.

I'm just trying to f... find my sister.

Yeah? I'm trying to find her too.

She took something of mine.

Whatever it is, I'm sure-- - Whatever it is,

it's between me and her.

Well, I know she was here 'cause I saw her shoes in the other room.

So now you care all of a sudden, huh?

Look, I already told ya, she ain't here.

Now go.

This ain't a place for you.

Take it.

Go on, take it.

I give one warning shot.

I'm fair.

Now, don't ever come back here again.

You know what I do for work, right?

You know what I do for work, right?

I don't know what you want to find her so bad for anyway.

Don't you got better things to worry about?

Like what?

Like your son.

Thomas, right?

Cute kid.

Stay away from my son.

Stay away from my house.

Okay, so you've given them all their cards, then what?

Uh, then, we see if they raise.

Very good.

Uh, don't tell your mother anything about the soda, okay?

It's our little secret.

Okay.

You in or you out?

Yeah, McGivney. You in or you out?

Kid doesn't have all night.

You're a natural.

What the hell?

What... What is he doing here?

Yeah, Gee. What's the kid doing here?

McGivney, don't help. Please.

Kid's having fun is what he's doing.

Oh, yeah? The kid's supposed to be doing his math homework at your house.

He is.

We're working on probabilities.

All right. Get your coat.

I asked you to do one thing for me.

Just one. One thing. Why can't you do that?

Cool your jets. The kid's gonna be all right.

I raised you, and you're doing just fine.

Yeah, I'm just winning at life.

You're mad.

I'm not mad at you.

I'm mad at the infant you have for a great-grandfather.

But I was having fun in there.

I know. That's not the point, though.

Gee-Pop knows better.

Just... please don't push him away.

You getting your stuff all packed for tomorrow?

Good job, buddy.

Luck is what happens when preparation...

Meets opportunity. - Yep.

Well, just because I get upset with Gee-Pop,

doesn't mean we're not going to see him.

You don't believe me?

We don't see any of our family.

For like, Thanksgiving and Christmas and stuff.

David at school told me he sees his cousins every week.

All the holidays too.

Do you not like them or something?

Of course I like them. I just... I...

I usually have to work during those holidays.

Do you have to work this year?

I... I don't know yet.

'Cause I need pictures of them for my family tree.

And if we could go to Thanksgiving, then I could--

I have pictures of... I have pictures. Come on.

All right.

Okay.

There's cousin Hailey.

Caden.

You can take these.

You can take 'em out for your tree.

I've never seen this picture. That's--...

That's you? - Mm. Yeah.

How old were you there?

I was about eight, I think.

She's so beautiful, right?

You look just like her.

And that's your dad.

Yeah, long time ago. - Before he died.

How come you never talk about him?

Well, he wasn't really around much when I was a kid.

Like my dad.

Where's their father?

Gee didn't want him here.

I heard he's not doing too well these days.

They say it was a lot of things, but you know what it was.

We all know what it was.

It was that damn drug that got her in the end.

You poor souls.

She loved you two more than anything.

You never forget that.

Look, Mick, it's Daddy.

Kacey, get away from the window.

Gee will see.

Son of a bitch.

How dare you come here, you fucking no-good junkie!

Mr. O 'Brien, please. - You did this to her.

You killed her. You killed my baby girl!

Mickey, is Mama gone?

Yeah.

She's gone. - To heaven?

Yeah.

And she's not coming back?

No.

Who's gonna be my mama now?

I'll be yours.

And you'll be mine.

What's his name?

And he knows Dock?

Name is Winton.

Owns a tire store near a dope set at K and Westmorland.

Keeps it looking closed up from the outside.

Why?

Because he runs a supervised injection site on the inside.

Unofficially.

What'd you do last night after I left?

Hello, Mickey.

I had to help Thomas out with his homework.

He wants to see his cousins for Thanksgiving.

And that's a bad idea why?

'Cause they kinda suck.

He's not gonna see his dad? - Mm-mm.

I'll come with you if you want.

To your cousin's. You know, strength in numbers.

I wouldn't do that to you.

You might be doing it for me.

Sheila's taking the girls to visit her parents.

Mm.

And I still can't get used to not seeing them during the holidays.

Since we separated.

You don't think that you guys can work it out?

Sheila's thinks I'm still betting.

Are you?

Sheila didn't believe me. So.

I guess there's no reason to stop.

What about you and Thomas' father?

You think you'll work that out?

That was over before Thomas was even born.

That's why I transferred to the 30th.

You know, all the time we were partners, you never told me that.

Yeah, there's nothing to tell

Hello.

I understand, yeah.

Sure, yeah. I'll come after work.

Hey! Hey, you! Hey, I'm over here! Great, thanks.

Yeah, he's a regular. I got it.

Everything okay?

Simon stopped paying tuition.

Oh, so everything's not okay.

No warning. No nothing.

That why you sold the house?

Yeah. - I wondered about that.

How can a father not want to see his kid?

He deserves better than that.

So do you, Mick.

Sure. I know, Dock.

He comes in here every now and again, use the back.

He a dealer?

Yeah. - Of what?

Drugs, girls.

Got a rough crowd he runs with.

You know where we can find him?