NARRATOR: Previously on One Tree Hill:
I'm sorry for what happened. I appreciate the way you've been...
...with my family but when I come back, you need to be gone.
Well, well.
Chris Keller, what are you doing here?
I run Red Bedroom Records.
HALEY: I was wondering if you could remove the sign.
Are you sure it's not too juvenile?
If they're not gonna play nice, neither are we.
You have 30 seconds to get off my property or I call the cops.
CLAY: A lot of people sleepwalk.
They don't get dressed and go sleep in a park.
You said you wanted to close your eyes to me and wanted to live your life with me.
CLAY: I'm gonna get help.
QUINN: What's gonna happen?
I left my number in your phone.
It's under N for "Not Alex."
CHRIS: Well, how's Chris Keller's lady doing?
Look what Daddy got you, Lydia. Mirna Moose.
Just calling to make sure everything is okay.
Just call me when you get this, okay?
- What happened? - I forgot. I just forgot.
It was at least 101 when I left Davis.
I can't forgive myself for this.
I can't forgive myself for being so careless.
Hi, Nathan. I'm really sorry to leave you, like, 20 messages, babe...
...but I'm starting to get worried, and hopefully you took a later flight...
...and you're in the air now...
...but, please, just call me as soon as you get this, okay?
Okay, I love you. Bye.
DAN: Good morning, Haley. - Oh, good morning.
Everything okay?
Actually, would you mind watching the kids today?
I have to be away from the house today. I'm sorry.
Okay.
- Are you sure everything is okay? - Things are fine.
Babe, something is up with Haley. I gotta run to the café to cover for her.
I think she's just trying to avoid that Tree Hill Café bitch.
Can you believe they had the nerve to put up a murderer banner?
I mean, who does that?
Julian, are you okay?
Hey.
We need to move past this too. Davis is fine.
So can you drop the kids at the sitter for me on your way to work today?
If you need me to tell you that I think you're an incredible dad...
...and I love you...
...I do.
Both.
We're gonna be fine. I trust you, okay?
You just...
You need to learn to trust yourself.
Naughty, naughty.
Oh. Um... Ahem.
Who's that?
CHASE: Chuck, say hello to Tara.
Did you have a sleepover?
Sort of.
How did you get in here?
I took Alex's key.
She didn't want it.
What are you doing here?
I came to tell you I can't go to the movies because my dad is coming home today.
Don't look so sad.
You can take me to the movies.
Or better yet, we could stay home and make our own movie.
His dad?
How did you sleep last night?
Not great.
I already miss my bed.
And Quinn.
But at least I woke up in the same bed, so maybe I'm good.
I don't think you're good just yet.
Clay, you have what's called a dissociative fugue disorder.
A fugue disorder?
In short, you temporarily become someone else.
People can function normally. They walk, drive, even have a conversation...
...but when they come to...
...they can't remember anything.
Why?
I mean, why me? Why now?
Sometimes a traumatic incident can trigger the mind's circuit breaker...
...causing the lights to go out.
Now, my guess is that at some point you repressed something in order to cope.
And now that truth is trying to resurface.
So I'm like Jason Bourne...
...except I wake up on merry-go-rounds?
Without the shooting and chasing. Well, a little shooting and chasing.
So, what do I do now?
We dig a little bit and I help you discover that missing information.
Once we figure out what it is, the wandering should stop.
That sounds really, uh, not fun.
See, here's the thing, doc...
...whatever it is I repressed, if I repressed it...
...I don't wanna know what it is.
So I think I'm gonna go.
I'm sorry. I didn't mean to waste your time.
I'm afraid you can't leave.
You checked yourself in...
...so now we're responsible for you for the next 24 hours.
It's just one day.
Maybe it'll make a difference.
There you go.
[SIGHS]
- Hey. - Hey, Quinny, thanks for coming over.
What happened?
Um, Nathan never made it home last night.
Oh, I mean, I'm sure everything's fine.
- He just missed his flight. - It's not like him.
If something had changed, he would have called me.
Well, maybe he lost his cell phone.
He knows my number.
I think I should call the police. I'd rather be safe than sorry.
- Yeah, of course, l... - Is Dad home yet?
Hey, bud.
Um, your dad's delayed just a bit, but he'll be home soon.
And until then, you and Lydia are hanging with me today.
Come on. Let's go get her.
[LINE RINGING]
[CELL PHONE RINGING]
[CHUCKLES]
It's like printing my own money.
Hi.
What up, Kid Keller?
[CHRIS CHUCKLES]
Chuck, just ask him.
CHRIS: That's okay, I got it.
You're using pomade instead of gel.
You gotta mix the two.
Will you come meet my dad tonight?
Sure.
Tell him to bring his Chris Keller CD collection.
Because for Kid Keller, I'll even sign autographs.
This is gonna be the best night.
My two favorite people in the same place. Awesome.
- Ha, ha. - Don't you have three favorite people?
Oh, right, my mom is gonna be there too.
- There's my baby. CHRIS: Hey, hey.
Mm.
- Mm. - Okay, here we go. Let's go. Gotta go.
That was weird. No wonder chicks don't dig that guy.
So let me get this straight.
We're just gonna talk and talk until we uncover some horrible past?
It doesn't have to be horrible.
Can't you just give me pills or shock therapy or something?
Most people would prefer talking over getting shocked.
But I might be able to get my hands on a Taser gun.
Talking is the treatment, Clay.
You know, I just don't see how it will help...
...when I'm hiding what we need to talk about.
We'll get there.
Talk to me about Sara.
Yeah, because that's not horrible.
She died.
Would you prefer to talk about the painkillers?
I guess I bought some.
- You guess? - Yeah, I don't remember, so I guess.
Okay. What's the last thing you do remember?
I remember you telling me this was gonna help.
I'll get the Taser.
- Can I get a vanilla latte? BROOKE: Sure.
This is kind of weird.
You getting me a latte.
Coffee is the new latte.
- Do you know how to use that machine? - Millie, I am part owner of this café.
If I wanted to do the thingy and make the milk all fluffy-like, I would.
Coffee sounds perfect.
Thanks.
Do you have pistachio muffins?
TARA: We do.
Right next door, yummy.
You have to go.
You are not welcome here.
Okay, I put up a banner, you put up a banner.
I don't know what got into me. As you know, Brooke Davis...
...opening and maintaining a successful business can be stressful.
What is that?
It's a face-to-face friend request.
I hope you'll accept.
Great.
Seriously? I wish there was a face-to-face block feature.
Ugh.
- I think we need to talk. - I know.
First, Alex leaves town. Now Tara leaves you for Chris Keller.
Well, the thing is...
...Tara didn't leave me.
Chase, you need to face the fact that your girlfriend is with Chris Keller now.
I can't really blame her. Chris Keller is Chris Keller.
- You're right. - Unless...
Are you dating Chris Keller's girlfriend?
I'm not sure I'd call it dating.
But you must not have known it was Chris Keller's girlfriend, right?
Well, not at first.
Chuck Scolnik has never been more disappointed in you.
[SIGHS]
[KNOCKING]
Yeah, come on in.
Hey, huh?
I really don't have time for this right now. Oh.
Whoa, Chris Keller is insulted by your lack of enthusiasm.
Listen. Nathan never came home. I have been on the phone all morning.
The airport won't give me information. Nobody will help me.
I'll help. I know some people. I slept with a stewardess once.
- Goodbye, Chris. - Okay, flight attendant, Haley.
Come on, let me help. Where are you going?
I'm going to the police.
Okay, good. I slept with a cop once too.
Let's go.
[RINGS]
Hey.
Hey, I just got off the phone with the sitter.
She said you're running late. Is everything okay?
Yeah, everything's fine. I wanted to spend more time with the kids.
Oh, great.
That's great.
I'll let you get back to them.
Okay. Bye, babe. I love you.
I love you too.
Bye.
You can just say it if you want.
I'm not following.
You think I'm a horrible dad.
I have seen horrible dads, and you are not one of them.
But you are a lucky dad.
You should be counting your blessings.
Is he okay?
DOCTOR: Julian, he's fine. Nothing's changed.
Davis is still completely healthy.
But I am a little concerned about you.
Are you sure? I read online that some symptoms can take a few days to surface.
If you want my professional opinion...
...you should get this filled immediately.
That's one day of rest and relaxation for you.
[QUINN COOS]
Jamie, come play Marco Polo with us.
Lydia keeps cheating. She won't keep her eyes closed.
- Maybe later. - Fine.
- What's on your mind, little man? - Clay.
You know, Aunt Quinn, it's not his fault when he wanders.
I know.
Here.
You should keep my silver dollar on you until Clay gets better.
Thanks.
Is it for good luck?
More your luck than his.
It's silver. Just trust me on this one.
Jamie, Clay is not a werewolf.
- But there's a full moon tonight. - Jamie.
You don't have to be afraid. Not all werewolves are bad.
Professor Lupin, one of Harry Potter's best teachers.
Okay, if I promise to keep it on me, will you come play Marco Polo with us?
Deal. But you're Marco.
Come on.
MILLIE: So you just grind the beans, then pack them in the portafilter.
- Look at that perfect crema. - Crema?
MILLIE: The lighter-color top layer.
- It's the mark of a great espresso. - Oh.
Then aerate the milk until you get the consistency you want.
I'm sorry. What language are you speaking? How do you know how to do this?
A segment on Mouth and Millie in the Morning. You said you watch.
I do.
But I'm a mother of twins. Sometimes they put on their own show.
- I did catch a clip on YouTube recently. - Let me guess.
The one where I called Marvin fat on live television.
I think it was more like, "Fat. Fat, fat, fat."
It was a bold move, Millie.
It was a mean move.
I wish I could take it back.
But at least he's eating healthier now.
BROOKE: Well, there's an upside.
[BROOKE GASPS]
- You are a genius. - Ha, ha.
Oh.
Is there any way I can get you guys to do a story...
...on getting rid of Tree Hill Café bitches?
I'll see what I can do. I can't believe she hung up that banner. Who does that?
That's what I said. She's such a little...
- Cockroach. BROOKE: Exactly.
Hard to get rid of.
MILLIE: Oh, God. - Aah! Oh!
Please tell me that that did not just really happen.
Okay. And that's not really happening, either.
[BROOKE GASPS]
MILLIE: Oh, my... Aah!
[BROOKE SHUDDERS]
Sick.
I don't see what your wedding has to do with me.
Slap a smile on your face and get to work...
...before I have to find a new server.
- Hey. TARA: Hey.
I need to talk to you.
Great. I'll come by later.
I like to talk after sex.
That's just it.
There's not gonna be any more of that.
I'm setting a bad example for Chuck and he really looks up to me, so...
I think it's sexy when you try to be noble.
- First of all, ew. CHASE: Ahem.
Second, you copy my café and now Chase?
Obsessed with my sloppy seconds, much?
You can have your cockroach-infested plant back.
What? This is the thanks I get for giving you a gift?
It was perfectly fine when I dropped it off.
Oh, my God.
The roaches must have come from Karen's Cafe.
- Okay. - There must be a reasonable explanation.
Maybe this is all just misunderstanding.
You are dead to me. And you, I know your type.
I used to be a bit of a bitch for the sake of being one.
But now, I am a bitch for the sake of my friends and family.
You do not wanna test that.
Look up "bitch" and you'll see Brooke.
Just try me.
- See you, Brooke. - Dead.
Bye.
You wouldn't have come if you didn't wanna get better.
What are you afraid of?
Why is there a kid here?
Uh, that's Logan.
He lost his parents.
He stays with us sometimes. We try to help him.
CLAY: How long has he been coming?
Most of his life.
Well, I don't have most of my life, doc.
I have a business to run.
If you don't try, you'll continue to be at war with yourself.
The fugues will get worse, last longer, put you in more danger.
Okay, I get that. Now, try to understand this.
There was a time in my life when I thought I was never getting out of that chasm.
That depression that had become my life after I lost Sara.
But I did. I climbed out of it.
One day at a time.
I worked. I built a company.
I fell in love again.
You must miss her.
There is nothing there, doc.
The only thing that is different between the place I was in and the fugue state...
...is that I remember everything about that time.
And I'm not going back to that.
Sometimes bad things happen to good people, and I'm sorry about that.
But you are not out of that darkness yet.
You're just running from it.
All right, look. You know what, go for a walk, try to relax.
- We'll talk later. - Yeah. Ahem.
But, Clay...
...you gotta stop running sometime.
You deserve to have a normal life.
Excuse me.
Um, hi. I just need to talk to someone about my husband.
He's Nathan Scott, and he's missing.
How long has he been missing?
He was supposed to come home last night and he didn't...
We can't file a report until 24 hours have passed.
Whoa, whoa, that's it?
Twenty-four hours.
Did you see Training Day? Denzel was the bad guy.
- Chris, don't make it worse. - I don't like your tone.
I don't like lazy cops.
- I'm sorry. - Look, peacock.
We have rules for a reason.
Men leave their wives every day, especially athletes.
- Oh, okay, we're making generalizations. - You don't even know me.
So you're the jackass in high school who now gets to harass people and carry a gun.
Can you give us a moment?
Okay.
All right. Look, buddy.
I know this woman.
She wouldn't be here if there wasn't a problem. Nathan Scott's a good guy.
A great father, a responsible husband.
Come on, man. Even if he wasn't, would you leave her?
Something is wrong here. I promise.
She just needs someone to make her feel better...
...and just make her feel like everything is gonna be okay.
Mrs. Scott, I'll do what I can do, okay?
But I can do a lot more for you after 24 hours.
CLAY: What are you looking at?
I lost my plane on the roof.
Oh, that sucks.
What kind of plane is it?
You wouldn't know.
An EDF Jet.
Yeah, you're right.
I mean, what would I know about a plane that flies on an electric-ducted fan...
...or know about maneuvers like Cobras or dizzying flat spins?
Used to build model planes with my dad.
You can do a Cobra?
Maybe. I don't know.
The planes never left the ground.
What? Flying is the best part.
I didn't wanna crash.
Crashing is the second best part.
Do you still make them?
Uh, no. Not since my dad passed away.
Is that why you're staying here?
Well, I'm actually not staying.
I'm leaving tonight.
I can't believe you never tried to fly.
JAMIE: Cannibal!
- Did you say cannibal? - Yeah.
It's cannonball. Not cannibal.
Fine. Cannonball.
- Grandpa Dan, jump in. - Don't tempt me.
How's that boyfriend of yours?
You know, you didn't need to try to drown Clay.
It worked last time.
Where is he?
- He's getting help. - Sounds like it worked again.
So how are you doing?
I don't need my head drowned in the pool, if that's what you're asking.
I'll be fine when I know Clay is fine.
So you still believe in him?
Yeah.
Then you'll both be okay.
JAMIE: Cannonball!
[SIGHS]
You know why I'm here, right?
No. What's up?
I want a drink. What do you think, I'm here to look at your face?
No, I just...
Toss me a beer. I got a bunch of work to do tonight.
Oh, I thought you were gonna see Chuck later.
Who? Oh, Kid Keller. I don't know.
It's been kind of crazy day.
Look, for whatever reason, he thinks you're a good guy.
Crazy day or not, don't be ajerk to him.
His life has been tough.
I heard that when the bartender gives you a tip, you don't have to tip the bartender.
Sorry.
Thanks, bud.
Hey, handsome stranger.
Name your poison.
Can I get a chai latte?
No problem.
Wait.
- Did you say chai? - Yeah.
Chai is so yesterday.
Coffee is the new chai.
It was sweet that you spent the morning with the boys.
Where did you go?
I took them to the hospital.
What happened?
Are they okay?
The boys are fine. The doctor thinks I need to take the day off.
- Don't do that. - What?
Don't give me that look. The doctor gave me the same look.
So did the babysitter.
I'm tired of people giving me the benefit of the doubt.
No one needs to give you the benefit of the doubt.
It was a genuine mistake.
It was my mistake too.
I knew you were overwhelmed and preoccupied with the stage.
You were in a hurry. You were sleep-deprived.
I should have seen that.
The doctor is right.
You just need to take your mind off of it. We both do.
Why don't you go see a movie?
You need it.
There you go. Have a nice flight.
I was wondering if you could help me.
I really need to know if my husband, Nathan Scott, was on Flight 2326 last night.
Okay.
I can tell you the flight did arrive in Tree Hill on time last night.
But I'm not allowed to disclose personal information about passengers. I'm sorry.
I'm his wife. It's okay.
I'm sorry. It's protocol.
Anything else I can help you with?
No. Thanks.
Miss.
Look, I'm sure everything is just fine.
I bet he just missed his flight.
You know, if one more person tells me that, I'm gonna lose my mind.
Can you imagine how you'd feel if your husband was missing...
...and no one would help you find him?
Okay. You didn't hear this from me.
Thank you so much.
Okay, it looks like Nathan Scott was on Flight 2326 last night.
I hope that helps.
Keller said he was sorry. He got held up.
He told me to swing by and check on you.
I knew Keller wouldn't leave me hanging.
I could meet your dad if you want.
Of course. That's a given.
But you didn't ask me.
Didn't think I had to.
Is he here yet?
No, not yet.
He must be running late.
Sometimes he's late.
Then we have time to shoot some hoops.
Sweet pass.
Someone put this on my car.
- Julian... - Why did it take a stranger...
...to tell me that I deserve to be punished?
Julian.
Look out, world. It's another James girl.
Boy, between your mommy's good looks and your daddy's athleticism...
...you're gonna be unstoppable.
Hey, speaking of, have you heard from Nathan?
- No, why? - Well, he didn't make it home last night.
Well, I'm sure he's fine. He always changes flights.
He's probably in the air and can't call.
So, what can I do for you?
Do you want me to bring some more stuff from home?
You know, honestly, I'm thinking about leaving.
I'm just not sure that Dr. Alvarez is the right doctor for me.
Why? What happened?
He thinks that I'm hiding some big secret from myself...
...and that's what's making me wander.
He diagnosed me with a fugue disorder.
Can it be treated?
Yeah, I guess most people stop wandering...
...once they have come to terms with whatever triggered it.
If you have a diagnosis and a possible cure, why would you wanna leave?
L... Well, what could possibly be bad enough to make my brain shut down?
I guess I'm just afraid of what that missing information might be.
I'm afraid of burdening you with more of my struggle.
It's because you're afraid that you need to stay.
You should have them reinforce the windows with bars or something.
- Full moon's coming. - Get over here right now.
Give me this coin.
- You ready? - No.
Huh? Huh?
[QUINN SIGHS]
- At least we know you're not a werewolf. - Too bad.
We'll be okay.
CHUCK: Unh. Take that. H-O-R-S.
Horse, I win.
Uh, horse has an E in it, Chuck.
Yeah. Yeah, I know. I was just joking.
Mm-hm. All right, then. Your shot.
CHUCK: All right.
You know, it's not a big deal if my dad doesn't show.
I mean, I'm having fun hanging out with you.
Thanks, buddy. Maybe we should do something really cool tomorrow.
You can decide. Anything you want.
Really? Anything?
You name it. Is there something...?
- Dad! - Hey, buddy.
Whoa, look at you. Unh. Look at you.
- How are you doing? - I'm good. Dad, this is Chase.
Are you the sitter or something?
You want some money?
Uh, not exactly.
His mom will have to pay you later. I got it from here.
Let's go inside. Look at how big you've gotten.
CHUCK: Ha, ha. - My God.
- Mom. - Yes?
Does Grandpa Dan really have to leave when Dad gets home?
Yeah, honey, I'm afraid he does.
Hmm.
Can I help you with something?
I thought you said you lost everything in the fire.
- Hey. - I thought you were leaving.
Nah, looks like I'll be staying a while.
I got you something.
You got it.
[CHUCKLES]
- Thanks. - Yeah.
I'm Clay.
Logan.
Like Wolverine.
He's my favorite superhero of all time.
Who?
You don't know Wolverine? Come on, dude. He's awesome.
[CHUCKLES]
All right, well, I gotta get going, but, um, maybe tomorrow we can fly that thing.
You're not afraid anymore?
No, I'm still a little bit afraid.
But I'm working on it.
Boom, there it is. All right, now let me show you how to play.
Probably easiest if you sit on my lap.
You can see what it's like to be old Chris Keller in his element.
Is this the work that made you bail on Chuck?
Sorry, man. I had to take care of Chris Keller tonight.
He's with his dad. He doesn't need a babysitter.
You musicians are all the same, you know that?
You just bulldoze through town making empty promises...
...and don't care who you hurt.
CHRIS: Dude, hey, lighten up, man.
Why don't you call, uh, Not Alex?
I already talked to her. She's coming over tonight.
So here's some popcorn.
We'll watch a scary movie and it will be Lydia's first sleepover.
And in the morning, Dad will be home.
We should call your mom and say good night first.
[LINE RINGS]
HALEY [ON MACHINE]: Hey, it's Haley. Leave a message.
Hey, Hales, Jamie is just going to sleep. He just wanted to say good night.
Hi, Mom. Thanks for letting me stay at Aunt Quinn's. We had so much fun that...
[YAWNS]
...I'm gonna fall right to sleep. Love you.
Yeah.
Hey, Hales. Um...
So I talked to Clay, but, uh, he hasn't heard from Nathan.
So call me back.
I'm worried about you.
- The fake yawn was a bit much. - You think?
[CHUCKLES]
WOMAN [ON TV]: I wanna speak with the coroner.
MAN [ON TV]: There's no use, Jeanie.
[CELL PHONE BEEPS]
MAN: The tracks, the bites. We're lucky he's gone.
WOMAN: Lucky he's gone?
MAN: If he had lived, he'd be a werewolf too.
And I have one guess about who he'd wanna bite first.
[MAN LAUGHING]
What? You got a problem?
Yeah, I do.
Hi. I need to speak with the owner, please.
Sorry. Tara's out for the night.
- Could you give her a message for me? - Sure.
Great.
Bitch!
[GRUNTING]
[BOTH GRUNTING]
[LAUGHS]
Is that all you got?
[GROANING]
That's more like it.
Well, answer the question, Dan.
You said you lost everything in the fire. Why do you have this?
And all that money? Why do you have that?
Was it not an accident? Did you start the fire yourself?
Oh, my God. You did.
You started the fire.
I trusted you. I let you into my home.
I defended you and you lied to me and you took advantage of me.
And the doors here and at the café, was that you too?
Haley, will you let me explain?
What else are you lying about, Dan?
Where is Nathan? What did you do to him?
What? Nathan's missing?
Don't play games with me.
You knew that were gonna have to leave, so you made sure that he never got home.
- Haley... Will you calm down? - Where is my husband?
Please, let me explain. Please, let me explain, okay?
You're right.
Nathan gave me the baseball and the picture, and I sensed a thaw.
At least an opportunity for one.
I had to act.
I tried to get close to Jamie and Lydia while Nathan was vulnerable.
But I didn't know anything about Nathan missing until just now.
I promise.
I was just a desperate man trying to get close to my family.
Please.
You understand, don't you?
I'm sorry.
I do understand.
I'm out of my mind right now. Of course you didn't do anything to your son.
I'm just so worried about him.
You need to relax.
[WHIMPERING]
If Nathan didn't come home, there's a perfectly good explanation for it.
Yeah, yeah, you're right. He... I mean, he probably...
- He probably missed his flight. - Yeah.
Right?
Oh, l... I'm just silly. I need to calm down and get some sleep.
That's a really good idea.
[LINE RINGS]
WOMAN [OVER PHONE]: 911, what's your emergency?
I need your help.
There's a murderer in my house.
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