A Deadly View Page #4

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Did she?

What was she doing here?

I let her in.

Some people knock first.

Oh, yes. Last night.

I don't think that a woman

in your condition

should be playing

security guard.

Or... you could just

not break in

to a pregnant woman's home.

Well, I didn't break in.

I have a key.

They give you one

when you make the down payment.

Can you stand up for me

just once?

Unbelievable.

- Uh, here...

- Just...

No! Just leave it. Ah.

[Rachel sighs]

[sighs]

[dog barking]

[barking continues]

[barking continues]

[exhales sharply]

Mm.

Not again.

What?

Oh, my...

- [woman screaming]

- No!

[woman screaming]

No, no!

- [gasps]

- What's happening? Are you okay?

Uh... It looked like

a fight across the street.

- I think someone's hurt.

- What?

I don't see anything.

[man on phone] 911. What's your

emergency?

You called the police?

[man on phone] 911. Hello.

Hi, I, I'd like to report a,

a domestic altercation.

[Officer Lee] So i-it seems like

it was all just

a pretty big misunderstanding.

I would say so.

Yvonne is quite upset.

Is everyone okay?

Everyone's fine.

Both of them are fine.

It was just a heated dispute

between husband and wife.

- No injuries.

- There were three people there.

The nanny, too.

Uh, they said the nanny

quit this afternoon.

They were arguing

about whose fault it was.

No, I'm telling you,

I saw the nanny.

Did you have a clear view

of the altercation?

Well, I mean,

the blinds were closed.

But, yeah.

[Patricia] You'll have to

excuse her.

Um, she survived an attack

near her old home,

and I think her anxieties are

just getting the best of her.

Mom, that's not fair.

[Patricia] Honey, I came by last

night to drop off some food,

and she treated me

like I was a cat burglar.

That's completely different.

This is not a downtown slum

with drug fiends.

I know what I saw.

Um, honey,

I know what you think you saw.

The cops checked it out.

I, I'm not the only one

who saw her.

Gary, the dog guy, saw her, too.

The other neighbor,

we talked to him.

He didn't see anything.

What? No, that's impossible.

- Ah!

- Are you okay?

I've got a bowling ball

on my bladder,

and everyone thinks I'm a liar.

Yeah, I'm just peachy.

I am so sorry, officers.

Um, she's all hormones

and nerves...

This is not hormones!

- [Rachel] I'll be right back.

- Yeah, here.

- The officers are almost done.

- Yeah.

Well, your granddaughter just

lodged her foot in my urethra,

so I'm gonna go take care

of that first.

Excuse me.

Uh, thanks for coming by.

I'll show you hormones.

[groans] Here we go.

[groans]

Peter!

[doctor] Your baby is healthy.

Everything is intact.

But bleeding like this

is a concern.

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