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00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:30...and you still reach for Tyler's meat.
00:33Anyone hears about this, they'll think we don't feed you.
00:37Absolutely not.
00:39She steals food off the table today, she'll steal from other people tomorrow.
00:43We took her in, Ray.
00:44We've done more than enough for her.
00:47If we don't straighten her out now, that's on us.
00:50Yeah.
00:55Out.
00:57Out.
00:58Stand by the back door and think about what you did.
01:01Maybe the cold will knock some sense into you.
01:04When you stop wanting what isn't yours, you can come back in.
01:15We're doing this for your own good.
01:17Fresh air's good for you.
01:18Stay out there a while.
01:20Out.
01:20Out.
01:23Out.
01:24If I still wakes up in a good mood, she might let me in before sunrise to sweep.
01:29If she's not, I might not eat till noon.
01:38One, two, three.
01:40If I count to a hundred, I won't feel so cold.
01:44That's how I fool myself.
01:53Jayma, hope, wait a more.
01:55Her mom and dad have been looking for her for seven years.
01:58No one ever kept looking for me like that.
02:01What if I really am her?
02:04The birthmark matches.
02:06The age matches.
02:07I even look like her.
02:10Brendan said they brought me home.
02:12She didn't give birth to me?
02:15I was saving this 50 cents for an eraser when school starts.
02:19Not anymore.
02:20An eraser helps me write.
02:22A phone call could get me a new dad.
02:25Worth it.
02:33What am I supposed to say?
02:35Hi, I'm your daughter?
02:36No, that's too sudden.
02:38Hi, I saw your missing child flyer?
02:41That doesn't sound right either.
02:43I'm not just some stranger.
02:46Hello?
02:47Who is this?
02:48Hi, I...
02:49I saw your missing child flyer.
02:52The little girl.
02:53Gemma Hope Whitfield?
02:54You saw her?
02:55Where is she?
02:56Where are you?
02:57I was going to tell him I was her.
02:59But then I heard him crying.
03:00And I got scared.
03:02What if I'm wrong?
03:03What if the DNA test says no?
03:05Then I'm just some lying eight-year-old.
03:09I... I'm...
03:10Hello? Hello? Please don't hang up.
03:11Have you seen my daughter?
03:12Is she alive?
03:13Please, tell me!
03:15I...
03:15Are you an adult or a kid?
03:17You're a kid?
03:18Mm-hmm.
03:19How old are you?
03:21Eight.
03:22Where did you see the flyer?
03:25Is there an adult with you?
03:27Are you alone?
03:29No.
03:30I found it in the trash.
03:33A trash can?
03:34Yeah.
03:35They threw me out.
03:36I found it by a trash can.
03:38They threw you out?
03:39In this snow?
03:41Tell me what town you're in and what road I'll come get you.
03:45No.
03:47I wasn't trying to tell you where I saw your daughter.
03:49I was trying to say...
03:52I might be her.
03:53What did you say?
03:54The missing child flyer said she has a maple leaf birthmark on her right arm.
03:59I do, too.
04:01Exactly the same.
04:02I was born in January 2016, too.
04:06Brenda said they brought me home.
04:09She didn't give birth to me.
04:11I don't know for sure, but I think...
04:13Where are you?
04:16Pine Creek.
04:17At the payphone outside the gas station convenience store.
04:21Stay right there.
04:21Don't go anywhere.
04:22Are you cold?
04:24Do you have a coat?
04:26Is there anywhere you can get out of the snow?
04:30He was crying.
04:33A grown-up was crying just because I might be his daughter.
04:39If I really am, Gemma, then I have a dad.
04:42A dad who'd cry for me has to be better than one who'd hit me.
04:46Forget it.
04:47I've spent my whole life just trying to survive.
04:50One more night won't matter.
04:56Over here!
04:57Left side!
05:04This way!
05:05Left!
05:05The payphone's over there!
05:07Mr. Whitmore, watch it!
05:08The ground's slick!
05:09Move!
05:15Is it her?
05:16He looked like he was in his 30s.
05:18Thin face, hollow cheeks, deep-set eyes.
05:21His eyes were red, and there were tears on his lower lashes.
05:25Sir?
05:30Are you cold?
05:33The coat was still warm.
05:35It was heavy, and it smelled good.
05:38Not like Ray, with the smoke and booze.
05:41Just clean.
05:42I need to see your right arm, okay?
05:51I need to see your right arm, okay?
05:52Gemma, it's Dad.
05:54I'm here to take you home.
05:57Gemma, no one had ever said my name like that.
06:00And Dad was never a word I got to use.
06:03She's so thin.
06:04So dirty.
06:06The lines around his eyes were deep.
06:08There were dark circles under them, and his lips were cracked.
06:12He looked even older than Ray.
06:14He'd spent seven years looking for one person,
06:17and I had almost lied to him.
06:20I wasn't even sure I was Gemma.
06:23I just wanted a home where nobody hit me.
06:28Sir?
06:28I'm not sure I'm really hurt.
06:31What if you've got it wrong?
06:33No.
06:34No mistake.
06:35I knew the second I saw you.
06:38You're Gemma.
06:40You're my Gemma.
06:44Every breath smelled clean.
06:46Warm.
06:47No one had ever held me like this.
06:51Not even a blanket had ever wrapped me this tight.
06:54It's okay now.
06:56Dad's here.
06:57No one will ever hurt you again.
07:00Call Mrs. Whitmore.
07:02We found her.
07:03Yes.
07:05We found her.
07:06She's alive.
07:07Mr. Whitmore, let's get her in the car.
07:08She's freezing.
07:11Gemma, are you hungry?
07:15Take us to Hudson Valley Children's Medical Center.
07:18Have some food sent over, too.
07:19What is she like?
07:22He's holding it back,
07:24keeping himself from getting mad in front of me.
07:26I knew it wasn't for me.
07:28It was for the people who hurt me.
07:30Ray never held back.
07:31He took all his anger out on me.
07:34I'll eat anything.
07:36Just be gentle, putting me in the car.
07:39I hurt my knee.
07:41The snow was still falling, but I wasn't cold anymore.
07:45We found her.
07:47Yeah, take us to Hudson Valley Children's Medical Center.
07:49A regular room?
07:52Are you out of your mind?
07:53Get a private pediatric suite ready.
07:55Full trauma workup.
07:56Treat the external injuries first,
07:58then run an expedited DNA test.
07:59I don't care what it takes.
08:00I want preliminary results in three hours.
08:05Don't be scared.
08:11What if he's a bad person?
08:13They said on TV some people trick kids.
08:16But bad people don't cry like that.
08:19Probably not.
08:21Sir...
08:21Call me dad.
08:26Sir is okay for now.
08:28Go ahead.
08:29How'd you get here so fast?
08:31I was about two hours away when you called.
08:35So...
08:35I was doing over a hundred.
08:37That fast?
08:39And you didn't crash?
08:43Not on the interstate.
08:45On back roads.
08:47And I was already driving when you called.
08:49Why were you already driving?
08:50For seven years, I've searched every day.
08:52City to city, town to town.
08:54Countless leads.
08:55Fakes, scams, wrong kids.
08:58I chased everyone myself.
08:59When you called, I was nearby.
09:01Following another one.
09:03That lead was fake too?
09:04Every last one.
09:06Until you.
09:08What if I'm lying?
09:10What if the DNA test doesn't match?
09:13What if I really am Ray's daughter?
09:15He drove her a hundred to get here.
09:17And what if I'm not his?
09:19Don't be scared.
09:21No matter what the test says.
09:23You're staying with me tonight.
09:26Come with me.
09:28It's still snowing.
09:29And that place you told me about?
09:30That's not a home.
09:39Mr. Whitmore, this way.
09:41Megan, get warm water ready.
09:43She's been hyperthermic too long.
09:44No hot water yet.
09:46Imaging is ready.
09:46We can take her in any time.
09:50I'll carry her myself.
09:56Don't go to sleep yet.
09:58The doctor needs to examine you.
10:01Gemma, let me take a look, okay?
10:03Okay.
10:14Keep going.
10:19Mr. Ethan Whitmore.
10:20Gemma, tell dad.
10:22No, tell me.
10:23Who did this to you?
10:24My mom and dad.
10:25They're not your mom and dad.
10:26Then, the two people who threw me away?
10:30Okay.
10:31I know now.
10:35I want everything on those two.
10:37Tonight.
10:46She's severely malnourished.
10:48Her height and weight are both well below the normal range for her age.
10:51She'll need long-term nutritional support and regular monitoring of her growth.
10:55Also, there are signs of healed old bone fractures on her back.
10:58At least two sites.
11:00They never got proper treatment.
11:03Just healed up on their own.
11:05That's enough for tonight.
11:07Give her something light and easy to digest.
11:08Let her take a warm bath and make sure she gets some rest.
11:11We can deal with the rest of the tests and everything else tomorrow.
11:15How long till the DNA test results are back?
11:17The paternity test's been fast-tracked.
11:18About three hours.
11:20Okay.
11:21Okay.
11:25You hungry?
11:30Send up plain oatmeal.
11:31Nothing added.
11:32Her stomach's still weak.
11:34And soft scrambled eggs.
11:36Warm, not hot.
11:38When you were with the Carters, did you go to school?
11:42Yeah.
11:43Second grade.
11:44How were your grades?
11:46Pretty good.
11:47What's pretty good?
11:48Top five.
11:49In your class?
11:51In the whole grade.
11:53What was the school like?
11:55Not great.
11:56Just two old buildings.
11:58And the playground was all dirt.
12:00When it rained, my pants got muddy.
12:03But my teacher was nice.
12:04Sometimes she'd sneak me a pack of crackers.
12:08Were you hungry at school, too?
12:11Not exactly.
12:13Brendan wouldn't give me lunch money.
12:15And she wouldn't sign me up for free school lunch.
12:19Sometimes not even that.
12:26Please don't be mad.
12:34I'm not mad.
12:37You are.
12:38The vein here is throbbing.
12:41You notice that much?
12:42I always had to watch their faces.
12:45After a while, you know what they're about to do.
12:51From now on, you don't have to watch anyone's face.
12:58This is your mom, Claire.
13:01Why didn't she come?
13:03She's at home.
13:04I haven't told her yet.
13:06Why?
13:07Because we've been here too many times.
13:10Every time I told her, I think we found her, it wasn't you.
13:16She can't take one more heartbreak.
13:18Oh.
13:19Did she look for me for seven years, too?
13:22Last year, she fell on a pedestrian overpass in Manhattan, putting up missing child flyers.
13:28She had a compression fracture in her lower spine and was bedridden for three months.
13:34She's better now, but she can't keep pushing herself like she used to.
13:38They've been looking for me for seven years.
13:40One drives like nothing else matters.
13:43The other broke her back, hanging flyers.
13:46If I really am their daughter, I hit the jackpot.
13:50If I'm not, then I stole someone else's mom and dad.
13:54Dinner's here.
14:03Take it slow.
14:07I couldn't even put the feeling into words.
14:10Like I was dreaming.
14:11And I could wake up any second.
14:15Slow down.
14:16Don't choke.
14:26Go take a warm bath.
14:28The nurse has left you clean pajamas and hot water.
14:30I'll wait right outside the door.
14:32Wait for what?
14:33For you to come out.
14:44You look exactly like Claire did at your age.
14:48I'm sleepy, mister.
14:52Then let's get you to bed.
14:53Come on.
14:57I'm turning off the lights.
14:59Leave one on.
15:03Aren't you going home?
15:05No.
15:06Why?
15:07I'm staying with you.
15:08Sir, the DNA test results aren't back yet.
15:11I know.
15:12What if it doesn't match?
15:13Then I'm still staying.
15:18You're eight years old.
15:21You were thrown out in a blizzard and slept beside a trash can.
15:25Whether you're my daughter or not, you're staying here tonight.
15:27We'll deal with tomorrow.
15:29Okay.
15:29Good night.
15:30Good night.
15:31This warmth wasn't from the heat or the blanket.
15:34It was from someone staying with me.
15:37Gemma!
15:37My baby!
15:39Gemma!
15:40My baby!
15:41What are you doing here?
15:42I told Patrick not to tell you yet.
15:43Ethan, are you out of your mind?
15:45You think you may have found my daughter and you were going to hide that from me?
15:51How many times do you think I can lose her?
15:59Gemma.
15:59It's you, my Gemma.
16:02The DNA test isn't back yet.
16:03I don't need a DNA test to know my own child.
16:06I carried her for nine months.
16:08You think I wouldn't know my own daughter?
16:10She is my daughter!
16:14Gemma, mom's here.
16:15I was too late.
16:17My baby, where were you?
16:18I've been looking for you.
16:20I've been looking for you for seven years.
16:22Even in my dreams, I was looking for you.
16:24It was too much all at once.
16:26In seven years with the Carters, no one had ever held me.
16:29But tonight, two people already had.
16:32Ma'am?
16:35Call me mom.
16:37The DNA test still has...
16:38Ethan, say DNA test one more time!
16:41Look at her face.
16:43Her eyes.
16:44Her nose.
16:46She's exactly the same as when she was little.
16:48Claire, let go for a second.
16:49She's hurt.
16:51Don't make it worse.
16:57Who did this?
16:58I've handled the immediate danger.
17:00I already have people looking into it.
17:01Just calm down.
17:03How am I supposed to calm down?
17:05My daughter was missing for seven years.
17:07And someone did this to her.
17:09How am I supposed to stay calm?
17:13Gemma, does it hurt?
17:15Anywhere besides your face?
17:17Not that much anymore.
17:21And it still hurts a little.
17:22Where, honey?
17:23Tell me.
17:24I scraped my knee.
17:25The nurse already cleaned it and wrapped it.
17:32Rachel, it's Claire.
17:33I need you to look into something right now.
17:35Yes, now.
17:36How awake was me down?
17:38What do you mean it's three in the morning?
17:39I don't care.
17:40Secure the hospital records first.
17:42Then call the Pine Creek Sheriff's Office and Child Protective Services
17:45and send everything to the District Attorney's Office.
17:48Child abuse.
17:49Ray Carter from Pine Creek
17:51and his wife, Brendan Carter.
17:53I don't care what it takes.
17:55File the emergency protective order first.
17:57I want the full legal plan before sunrise.
18:02Those two will pay for every injury they put on her.
18:05However many years that is, they don't get one day less.
18:09Ma'am?
18:10Call me mom.
18:12Ma'am?
18:15All right.
18:16Until the DNA test comes back, you can call me whatever you want.
18:21Are you still hungry?
18:22Thirsty?
18:23Want some warm milk?
18:25You keep talking about the DNA test.
18:28When do the results come back?
18:30The doctor said three hours total.
18:32One more hour.
18:34In one hour, I'll know.
18:36If it really is me, I'll have a mom and dad.
18:40Rich ones, too.
18:42If it's not, I go back by the trash can.
18:46Either way, I still came out ahead.
18:49One more night of heat, a bowl of hot oatmeal, and a hot shower.
18:54What are you thinking about?
18:57Nothing.
18:58You were frowning.
18:59I wasn't.
19:01Right here.
19:01It tightened for a second.
19:03You're worried.
19:05She was even better at reading people than I was.
19:08She's worried the DNA test won't match.
19:13Listen to me.
19:14That test will match.
19:16I know it.
19:18But even if by some miracle it doesn't,
19:21you are not going back to the Carters.
19:24Do you understand?
19:25There was something heavy in her tears.
19:28Not pity.
19:30Anger and tenderness tangled together.
19:32Because no one had ever told me
19:34being hit, starved, and thrown out of the house
19:37wasn't discipline.
19:38It was a crime.
19:40I always thought it was because I wasn't good enough.
19:44Not good enough.
19:46Not obedient enough.
19:47Not useful enough.
19:49And because I ate meat that wasn't meant for me.
19:52An eight-year-old was thrown out in a blizzard
19:54and left to sleep by a trash can,
19:57covered in injuries.
19:58This isn't about biology anymore.
20:01It's child abuse.
20:03It's a crime.
20:15Come in.
20:16Come in.
20:17Come in.
20:18Come in.
20:19Mr. and Mrs. Claire Whitmore,
20:21the results of the rapid DNA test are in.
20:23Just tell us the result.
20:24The probability of parentage is 99.999%.
20:27Congratulations.
20:29Gemma is your daughter.
20:30I knew it.
20:32I knew it the second I saw you.
20:37Gemma, my Gemma.
20:39Call me mom.
20:40Okay.
20:42Okay, what?
20:43Okay, mom.
20:50Patrick, it's her.
20:51The DNA test confirmed it.
20:53She's my daughter.
20:54Tell everyone, my daughter's been found.
21:03So this is what mom and dad smell like.
21:06Home.
21:07We're going home.
21:08We'll never be apart again.
21:09I bet right.
21:11Two quarters, a payphone call, and a missing child flyer I pulled out of the trash got me
21:17my home back.
21:18It was worth it.
21:21Hmm.
21:22Right, it's confirmed.
21:24Don't release a public statement yet.
21:25Handle Pine Creek first.
21:26Yes.
21:27Go today.
21:31Morning.
21:33Morning.
21:34Hungry?
21:35Mm-hmm.
21:38You like it?
21:40Mm-hmm.
21:40From now on, every day.
21:42One in the morning, one at night.
21:43Mm-hmm.
21:49Slowly.
21:52Not hot.
21:53No fever.
21:55Thank God.
21:57Mr. Ethan Whitmore?
21:58We've confirmed what happened in Pine Creek.
22:00Ray Carter, 44, unemployed, long history of alcohol abuse.
22:03Brenda Carter, 42, does temp work at the town farmer's market.
22:07They have a biological son, Tyler Carter, 12.
22:09In March 2017, they paid $5,000 cash to an illegal middleman for a baby girl, about one
22:16year old, your daughter.
22:17What about the middleman?
22:18We found him.
22:20Larry Sloan.
22:21He used to work the mall area, targeting kids who were alone.
22:24He was arrested in 2019 in another child trafficking case.
22:27He's still in state prison.
22:29Ray and Brendan?
22:30The Pine Creek Sheriff's Office picked them up at six this morning.
22:32What charges are they pursuing right now?
22:35Child trafficking and receiving a kidnapped child.
22:38Legal team is also moving to add multiple felony child abuse charges.
22:42That still isn't enough for child abuse.
22:44Mr. Whitmore, sentencing is set by law.
22:47I don't want to hear the minimum.
22:50Did they photograph and document every injury?
22:53The hospital's pediatric forensic team finished the injury documentation and evidential photos
22:58last night.
22:58Good.
23:00Pursue every charge we can to the end.
23:02I want them to serve every day they deserve.
23:04Not one less.
23:08How'd it go?
23:10It's handled.
23:11I hired a lawyer too.
23:13I know.
23:14Have Rachel work with my legal team.
23:15No point duplicating the work.
23:17Jima, did you hear what we just said?
23:19You know, you were never really theirs.
23:21You're our daughter.
23:23You were stolen from us.
23:25From us.
23:26I know.
23:27Do you hate them?
23:29I just don't want to see them again.
23:31Okay.
23:32You won't.
23:35It was the first time she'd ever wiped my mouth.
23:38I was already eight.
23:40She'd missed the first seven years.
23:42Maria, call the private pediatric team in Manhattan and set up Gemma's follow-up care
23:47starting tomorrow.
23:48Helen, send me the nutritionist meal plan and get Gemma a few new outfits.
23:53All soft, organic cotton.
23:56Gemma, is there anyone in Pine Creek you'll miss?
23:59Any friends?
24:00Mrs. Miller next door.
24:03She was nice to me.
24:05She'd secretly give me bread and money.
24:07I'll have someone thank her.
24:09Anyone else?
24:10No.
24:11What about kids at school?
24:13No.
24:14Not even one?
24:15I had classmates.
24:16Just no friends.
24:18Why?
24:18My clothes were always torn and I smelled bad.
24:22They didn't want to play with me.
24:34Not anymore.
24:36From now on, you can wear whatever you want and be friends with whoever you want.
24:42Mm-hmm.
24:43This feels like suddenly holding a huge birthday cake.
24:46I'm scared to move, because if I do, it might break.
25:07How many floors are in this building?
25:09Thirty-two.
25:11We live in the penthouse.
25:12You mean this whole top floor is yours?
25:16Ours.
25:19Huh?
25:22Welcome home, Miss Whitmerpair.
25:26Why are they all standing here?
25:30Don't be scared.
25:31They're the house staff.
25:33They help cook and take care of the place.
25:47Is this really my home?
25:50It is.
25:51This home is yours.
25:53If you want to roll around on the carpet, you can.
25:56Really?
25:57Really.
26:06Is it soft?
26:08Yeah, it is.
26:10Up you go.
26:11Let's go see your room.
26:13I get my own room?
26:15Of course.
26:16We kept your nursery exactly the way it was before you went missing.
26:20But you're a big girl now, so we had a new room made just for you.
26:25When did you do all this?
26:26Weren't you at the hospital all night?
26:28Made a call from the car.
26:29Had it set up.
26:45Do you like it?
26:53I just had the bunny brought in.
26:55If you don't like pink, we can change everything.
26:57Don't change it.
26:58I like it.
27:02I like it.
27:04From now on, if you want something, tell me.
27:06Anything.
27:08It's yours.
27:10This is my home now.
27:12No one's ever throwing me out again.
27:21All this is for me?
27:22Mm-hmm.
27:23The nutritionist put it together.
27:25You're too thin.
27:26We need to build you back up slowly.
27:38Miss Whitfield, have some soup first.
27:40It'll warm you up.
27:47Can I eat by myself?
27:48I mean, can you not watch me the whole time?
27:51Okay.
27:52We won't look.
28:07What?
28:09Who does she think she is making that demand?
28:19Eat slowly, okay?
28:20Mom's just going to check on something.
28:23Brenda's making a scene at the sheriff's office.
28:25She says she paid for Gemma, raised her for seven years, got attached, and now she wants
28:29to see her.
28:30Not a chance.
28:32Absolutely not.
28:36She has the nerve to say she cares?
28:38She beat that child until she broke her bones.
28:41I've already told our lawyer.
28:43No contact.
28:44No visitation.
28:45This isn't just about visitation.
28:47I want more charges.
28:48Submit every photo of Gemma's injuries and make her serve ten more years.
28:52The team is already on it.
28:54But she has a lawyer, too.
28:56What kind of lawyer defends someone like that?
28:58A course-appointed public defender.
29:00The court assigned him.
29:01He doesn't get to choose his clients.
29:07Gemma, just eat.
29:08Don't-
29:09She wants to see me.
29:10That's not happening.
29:11She's not seeing you.
29:12I know.
29:14But why does she still want to see me?
29:16Probably so you'd speak for them.
29:18Say they treated you well.
29:20It could help her get a plea deal or a lighter sentence.
29:24Yeah.
29:25She's dreaming.
29:31Gemma, listen to me.
29:33Whatever she says or does, you don't have to respond.
29:36We'll handle it.
29:36You just eat well and grow up.
29:39And as for you going back-
29:40I know, Mom.
29:41I'm not scared of her.
29:43I was scared at her house because I couldn't get away.
29:46Now I have you.
29:48I'm not scared anymore.
29:49Then she can stay locked up.
29:51I'm going to eat my salmon.
29:52Dad missed a bone.
29:54It almost got stuck in my throat.
29:56What?
29:57I checked every tiny bone three times with threesers.
30:00Kidding.
30:16Miss Whitfield, don't touch that.
30:18I'll get it.
30:18It's too heavy.
30:22I've got it.
30:26Mom will help you.
30:28There were no strings attached.
30:31No, do this first if you want to eat.
30:34And no, be good or you'll get hit.
30:37They just ask what I want, then give it to me.
30:41Like I'm enough just for being here.
30:44It feels so strange.
30:46I lie awake at night thinking,
30:49What if one day they don't want me anymore?
30:54What if I do one thing wrong and get thrown out again?
30:58The DNA test proved it.
31:00I'm their real daughter.
31:03You can't return your own daughter, can you?
31:12I'm a little thirsty.
31:21My whole body locked up.
31:22My hands shook like I'd touched a live wire.
31:25If you broke something, you got thrown out.
31:27You didn't get fed.
31:29I'm sorry.
31:30I'm sorry.
31:31I didn't mean to.
31:32I'll clean it up.
31:33I'll pay for it.
31:36Miss Whitmore, it's okay.
31:38It's okay.
31:40Did you step on any glass?
31:42I'll pay for it.
31:44I'll clean it up.
31:45I'll pay for it.
31:45Don't pick it up.
31:46You'll cut your hands.
31:47Miss Whitmore, don't touch it.
31:52What happened?
31:58Gemma, look at me.
31:59Gemma, look at Dad.
32:03Let me see your hand.
32:05It's okay.
32:06It's just a glass.
32:07We have a hundred more.
32:08One doesn't matter.
32:09Ten don't matter.
32:10Yet you're not going to hit me?
32:12No.
32:14No one will ever hit you.
32:15Gemma, listen to me.
32:17In this house, you don't get hit for breaking something.
32:20Doing badly on a test or making a mistake,
32:22no one gets to hit you.
32:24Ever.
32:24Because you're my daughter.
32:26My job is to protect you, not hurt you.
32:28Okay.
32:29Okay.
32:29Okay.
32:37Come on.
32:38Let's get that cleaned up.
32:56Does it hurt?
32:57Just a little.
32:59Hang in there.
33:05Your mom bought that.
33:07She changed everything she could to things you might like.
33:10It looks pretty.
33:12Dad.
33:13Yeah?
33:15I might still break things sometimes.
33:18Then let them break.
33:19What if it's something really expensive?
33:22How expensive?
33:24Like that vase on the cabinet?
33:26That one's worth over a million dollars.
33:28But if you broke it, I'd make sure you weren't hurt first.
33:31Then blame the vase for being there.
33:33What did the vase do?
33:35It dared to trip my daughter.
33:36It deserves to break.
33:38Then I won't break it for now.
33:39It's too expensive.
33:41That'd be a waste.
33:42Go watch TV.
33:43If you want some water, have Helen get it for you.
33:45I can get it myself.
33:47Use a plastic cup.
33:49Okay.
33:59This feels really nice.
34:02So being alive can actually feel nice.
34:09Giema, do you want to switch schools?
34:13To where?
34:14The best private elementary school in Manhattan.
34:16We'll pick the one you like best.
34:18There's no rush.
34:19You can stay home and rest first, then start when you're feeling better.
34:21I want to go to school.
34:22I always got good grades, and I learned faster than the other kids.
34:25My old school just wasn't very good.
34:27I already knew a lot of what they taught.
34:29I want a better school.
34:30Okay.
34:30I'll have someone contact them tomorrow.
34:33But...
34:33What is it?
34:35I don't really know how to make friends.
34:37At my old school, nobody talked to me, and I'm not very good at talking to people first.
34:41What if I go to a new school and nobody wants to play with me again?
34:44Then don't play with them.
34:46Is that really what you're teaching her?
34:48I mean, she doesn't have to force it.
34:50Not with friends.
34:51Just be yourself.
34:52The people who like you will come to you.
34:54And the ones who don't, they're not worth changing yourself for.
34:57He didn't say it very well, but he's right.
35:00Jema.
35:01There are going to be lots of kids your age at your new school.
35:04They won't push you away for old clothes or anything like that.
35:07You won't have to wear worn out clothes anymore, and you don't have to worry about that now.
35:12Just be yourself.
35:14It's not the clothes.
35:15I'm scared I don't know how to smile.
35:17In the seven years I lived with the Carters, I hardly ever did.
35:21Over there, smiling was dangerous.
35:23But I'm only eight.
35:24I shouldn't be thinking about stuff like that.
35:26Jema.
35:26What did they call you before?
35:29Daisy Carter.
35:30They just made it up.
35:32Daisy.
35:33Your real name is Jema Hope Whitmore.
35:36Your dad chose it when you were born.
35:38Jema means a precious jewel.
35:40And hope?
35:41Because with you, tomorrow always felt worth believing in.
35:44Jema Hope.
35:46Honestly, it sounds a thousand times better than Daisy Carter.
35:50Jema's enough.
35:52Your mother and I have always called you Jema.
35:55Jema.
35:56I like it.
35:57It sounds like a real name.
35:59One that's mine.
36:01Okay?
36:02I'm Jema Hope Whitmore.
36:06My tummy's full.
36:08And so is my heart.
36:11Jema.
36:12What grade are you in now?
36:13Second grade.
36:14But I can skip straight to third.
36:16Are you sure?
36:17I've read third grade textbooks on my own.
36:19and the town library had them,
36:20and I read almost all of them.
36:22Then let's test her.
36:23Please prepare a third grade placement test.
36:25Okay.
36:33I'll take care of it.
36:34What do you want for lunch?
36:35I can have Helen make something and bring it over.
36:37The school has a cafeteria.
36:39The cafeteria food might not be very good.
36:42Mom, I want to eat in the cafeteria.
36:44I want to have lunch with the other kids.
36:47Okay.
36:48Eat at school.
36:49Okay, I'm going now.
36:50Wait.
36:53Mom, my backpack really can't fit anything else.
36:57Okay.
36:57Let's go.
37:01Jema,
37:02I'll pick you up after school.
37:04If you're upset,
37:05call home.
37:06My number's saved on your smartwatch.
37:08Got it.
37:10She's so fair and her braids are so mean.
37:13Okay.
37:14Jema,
37:14take your seat.
37:15Your third row by the window.
37:21Hey,
37:22I'm Chloe.
37:23Where'd you go to school before?
37:25Near Pine Creek.
37:26That's so far.
37:28Why'd you transfer here?
37:30We moved.
37:31Oh,
37:32so where do you live now?
37:33Chloe Quinn.
37:34Here.
37:34Class has already started.
37:36Oh.
37:39Want to go to the snack shop after class?
37:41I'll treat you to flaming hot cheapos.
37:44Sure.
37:54This one's for you.
38:05Spicy,
38:06salty,
38:07and really good.
38:08The kind you know is junk food,
38:10but you still can't stop eating.
38:13Good, right?
38:14Mm-hmm.
38:18My mom doesn't let me eat these.
38:20She says they're full of artificial coloring,
38:23but I can't help it.
38:25What about you?
38:27My mom doesn't know.
38:29Then it's a flame and hot Cheetos pact.
38:31Secret between us.
38:32Okay,
38:33flame and hot Cheetos pact.
38:34I didn't have to watch anyone's mood
38:36or try to please them.
38:38We just had to finish a bag of snacks together.
38:45Jemma,
38:46was your old school big?
38:49Not really.
38:51So is our school big?
38:52Really big.
38:53Even the playground has a rubber surface.
38:56Yeah,
38:57and we even have an indoor pool.
38:59Can you swim?
39:01No.
39:03That's okay.
39:04We'll teach you.
39:06Run with us in gym.
39:09What's your favorite color?
39:12Pink.
39:13Me too.
39:17I like purple.
39:21Purple's pretty too.
39:24I didn't know what to do
39:25with that kind of warmth.
39:30They weren't going to hit me
39:31or yell at me.
39:33They just wanted to talk to me.
39:43How was it?
39:45It was good.
39:47Did anyone give you a hard time?
39:49No.
39:50Did you make any friends?
39:52I made one.
39:54Her name's Chloe.
39:55Chloe?
39:56What's she like?
39:58She's kind of chubby,
40:00eats a lot,
40:01and talks really loud.
40:03She sounds nice.
40:08Dad?
40:09Yeah?
40:10Someone asked what school
40:11I used to go to today.
40:13I just said it was far away.
40:14They didn't ask anything else.
40:16Hmm.
40:17If anyone asks about your family,
40:18you don't have to answer.
40:19nobody gets to make you explain
40:21what you've been through.
40:25Dad?
40:27Hmm?
40:28Are people in Manhattan all rich?
40:31No.
40:32Some are very rich,
40:34and some are just getting by.
40:37then are we the rich kind?
40:40You could say that.
40:42How rich are we?
40:44Why are you asking that
40:45all of a sudden?
40:46Just curious.
40:47Chloe said her dad
40:48owns an ice cream shop,
40:50and she thinks her family
40:51is already really rich,
40:52so I want to know
40:54if we have more than they do
40:55or less.
40:57Hmm.
40:58A little more.
40:59How much more?
41:02Gemma,
41:02you're eight.
41:04You don't need to worry
41:04about that yet.
41:06Okay.
41:08You're back.
41:10How was your first day?
41:11Pretty good.
41:12I made a friend,
41:13and I had
41:14Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
41:15Flamin' Hot Cheetos?
41:17Yeah.
41:18Chloe shared them with me.
41:25A Flamin' Hot Cheetos pact.
41:32You're crying over
41:33one little short rib?
41:35I'm not crying.
41:37I just got dust in my eye.
41:39What are you two talking about?
41:40Why should you-
41:40Nothing.
41:41Sit down and eat.
41:43A month went by,
41:44and my life settled
41:45into a rhythm.
41:47Every day felt safe.
41:49Safe in a way
41:49I could count on.
41:51I didn't have to be scared
41:52all the time anymore.
41:53Who put these here?
41:55No idea.
41:57Your dad spent
41:58two hours online
41:59last night
41:59figuring out
42:00what books
42:00eight-year-old girls like.
42:10Thanks, Dad.
42:20Not sure yet.
42:22Brenda may have
42:22sent him after you
42:23or he was just there
42:24to cause trouble.
42:25starting today
42:26you'll have protection
42:27to and from school.
42:28I'll assign a security team.
42:29They'll keep their distance
42:30so your classmates
42:31won't notice.
42:32You don't need
42:32to worry about it.
42:34Okay.
42:35Brenda Carter.
42:36Her name felt like a bug
42:37crawling out of the trash.
42:39I thought she was in prison
42:40but somehow
42:41she was reaching
42:41for me again.
42:43Dad?
42:44Yeah?
42:45How long did Brenda get?
42:47Child trafficking
42:48plus multiple felony
42:49child abuse charges.
42:51She got five years
42:52and six months.
42:54And she's still
42:55causing trouble from inside
42:56sending her brother
42:56after you.
42:58Trying to get less time
42:59on appeal.
43:01She actually claimed
43:03she'd done her duty
43:04by you.
43:04She's asking for
43:05a reduced sentence.
43:08Taking care of me?
43:09She hit me?
43:11Starved me?
43:13Blew me out in the cold?
43:14That's taking care of me?
43:16It's not happening.
43:18My legal team
43:19won't let her cut
43:19even one day
43:20off her sentence.
43:22What about her brother?
43:23We reported him
43:24to the police.
43:24He got a formal warning.
43:26If he comes near
43:26the school again
43:27they'll detain him.
43:28Dad?
43:28Yeah?
43:29I'm not scared of her.
43:31Really.
43:32I was scared before
43:34because I couldn't
43:35get away
43:35and no one helped me.
43:40It's different now.
43:49Yeah.
43:50I'm here.
43:51No one gets to touch you.
43:56Yes, we've already
43:56called the police.
43:57But that's not enough.
43:59I want an emergency
44:00protective order.
44:00Yes, emergency.
44:02I don't care
44:02what the court needs.
44:03If that man comes
44:05within 500 yards
44:06of my daughter again
44:07I'll make sure
44:08he goes to prison
44:09with his sister.
44:14You're back.
44:15Hungry?
44:15Don't worry.
44:18Mom's not worried.
44:20Mom's just angry.
44:21I know.
44:22The vein right here
44:23is throbbing.
44:24You got that
44:25from me too?
44:26Genetics.
44:29Okay, go wash your hands.
44:31Helen made
44:31honey glazed
44:32this chicken.
44:38Mom.
44:39Hmm?
44:39Can I learn
44:40something later?
44:42Like what?
44:43How to fight.
44:45Not because
44:46I want to hurt anybody.
44:48Just in case.
44:49If someone
44:50comes after me
44:51I don't want
44:51to just wait
44:52for help.
44:53I want to protect
44:54myself too.
44:55Taekwondo,
44:55boxing,
44:56or judo?
44:56Any of them.
44:58I'll find you
44:58a coach.
44:59Weekend classes
45:00it won't affect school.
45:02I could protect
45:03myself too.
45:04That felt safer
45:05than a soft pillow
45:06and hot short ribs.
45:09summer came.
45:10I grew almost
45:11an inch
45:12and my face
45:13finally filled out.
45:15My face
45:16wasn't all yellow
45:17anymore.
45:18I finally
45:19looked healthy.
45:20Mom measures me
45:21every week
45:22and marks it
45:23on my door
45:23flying.
45:24Every little bit
45:25she snaps a picture
45:26for the family group chat.
45:27Dad says she takes
45:28it more seriously
45:29than company quarterly
45:30reports.
45:31I've had eight
45:32taekwondo classes.
45:34I can do front kicks
45:35and roundhouse kicks
45:36now.
45:37Coach says I'm explosive.
45:39I was weak before
45:40but I'm getting
45:41stronger fast.
45:42School's getting better
45:43too.
45:44I got an A
45:45on the midterm.
45:46You've only been here
45:47three months.
45:48How'd you get an A?
45:49Reading.
45:51What book works
45:52that well?
45:52I'm buying it too.
45:53Did you eat so many
45:54Flamin' Hot Cheetos
45:55you left your brain
45:56in the bag?
46:00I've noticed
46:01I smile more
46:02than I did
46:02a month ago.
46:04It's still small
46:05but it's enough.
46:12Gemma, look here.
46:17What are you doing?
46:18It's your first
46:19midterms at your
46:19new school.
46:20Of course we need
46:21a picture.
46:22Mom, this is so extra.
46:24It is not.
46:24It's your first
46:25big test here.
46:26We have to get
46:26a picture.
46:31Mom, if you cry
46:32again, I'm not
46:33posing.
46:34I'm not crying.
46:35The sun's just
46:36too bright.
46:37Come on.
46:38We're getting
46:38barbecue tonight.
46:39Dad already made
46:40a reservation.
46:41Really?
46:42Really.
46:43He said top three
46:44calls for a celebration.
46:46That was my shadow.
46:48Clean, whole,
46:50and held.
46:52It was the same
46:53girl who'd curled
46:54up by the trash
46:55can three months
46:55ago.
46:58But it didn't
46:59feel like her
47:00anymore.
47:02Mom.
47:03Yeah?
47:05Thank you.
47:07For what?
47:09For looking for me
47:10for seven years.
47:13Mom, I don't
47:14blame you.
47:15Either of you.
47:18You don't have
47:19to thank us.
47:21Your dad and I
47:22are the ones
47:23who owe you.
47:26we didn't protect
47:28you.
47:29It wasn't your fault.
47:38Manhattan is alive
47:40in June.
47:41People sell ice cream,
47:44walk their dogs,
47:46ride bikes.
47:48everywhere I look,
47:50life feels warm
47:52and real.
47:53That winter
47:54three months ago,
47:56that blizzard,
47:59it already feels
48:00so far away.
48:14can you handle spicy food?
48:17Yep.
48:18How spicy?
48:21As spicy as the
48:23flaming hot Cheetos
48:24Chloe gave me.
48:32All right.
48:33Family barbecue platter,
48:35half plain,
48:35half spicy.
48:36You help her
48:37with the meat.
48:37I'll handle the salad.
48:41Why are you only
48:42eating vegetables?
48:43Your mom's got me
48:43cutting back.
48:44That's so sad.
48:46You're eight.
48:47You don't need to feel
48:48sorry for your dad.
48:56This is so good.
48:57Slow down.
48:58Don't choke.
49:03Dad, have one.
49:06Thanks.
49:16I ate too much.
49:18A second ago,
49:19at wing number eight,
49:20you were asking
49:21for one more.
49:22That was eight-wing meat.
49:23This is 12-wing meat.
49:25Totally different.
49:30Have some fruit.
49:32You're not eating
49:32that much tomorrow.
49:33We'll see tomorrow.
49:46Three months ago,
49:48when I found
49:48that missing child flyer,
49:50I thought maybe
49:51I could be their daughter.
49:53Back then,
49:54I thought I was pretending.
49:56If I played along,
49:58maybe I'd get food
49:59and a place
50:00where nobody hit me.
50:01But the DNA test
50:03said I wasn't pretending.
50:04I really am their daughter.
50:06I didn't lie to anyone.
50:09I just found my way home
50:10beside a trash can.
50:12Two quarters,
50:14one pay phone call,
50:15and I got a home.
50:16What if I'd spent
50:18that 50 cents
50:18on an eraser?
50:20What if I never found
50:21that missing child flyer?
50:24What if I'd been
50:25a little more scared
50:26and never made that call?
50:28I'd probably still be
50:29with the Carter family.
50:32Claire's humming on my left.
50:34She's off-key,
50:35but I didn't tell her.
50:37The streetlights
50:38turn everything warm
50:39and yellow.
50:40The wind is hot.
50:43June hot.
50:46There aren't any stars.
50:48The city lights
50:49are too bright.
50:51But that's okay.
50:53I don't need stars anymore.
50:56I have streetlights,
50:59a road home,
51:01and people waiting for me.
51:04That's enough.
51:05to follow.
51:07muziek