M-Mommy?

M-Mommy? Did you come to get me? Are we moving? Well, you are. You got kicked out of this place. Let's go. That's your grocery. There's your school, where you're gonna get your GED and finally stop living off us. So, you'll go to school, come home. That's it. No more nonsense. And here we are. Home sweet home. You know, I had to turn around and come back to Indiana to bail you out of this mess. And I had to convince your neighbor and Val not to call the cops on you, not to turn you in. Thank you. Keep moving. Okay, I'll get it. Thank-- Thank you. This is the last time, I'm not doing this again. The next time something like this happens, I will tell them all the truth. That you're an adult. That you went crazy, and lashed out, and threatened my family with knives, with poison, with electric fences. I know you told that poor boy you were a kid, and I know you talked to the librarian. And maybe you can fool people for a while. But the kind of darkness that's in your soul... you can't hide that for long. The next time you lie or trick innocent people, you're gonna pay. Do you understand that? Yeah. Yes, yes, ma'am. I'm-I'm-I'm sorry. I don't want apologies, Natalia. I wanna know what you are gonna tell people when they ask you who you are. Everything you want. I'll say that... I was lashing out. I go crazy, and I can't, I can't be trusted. What else? What about the poison? That I wanted to poison you? What about the blanket? I don't know. I don't know. What you told Michael you wanna do to my boys. You want to kill them and bury them outside in a blanket? Oh. Yeah, th-that's-- that's right. I-I wanted to kill the boys, roll them in a blanket, and bury them outside. I wish I could believe you. No, you can. You can, I promise you can believe me. You can. I-I'll say I'm 22, that I'm a liar, and I can't be trusted. I'll say what you want. I want you to say the truth. And I want you to understand what will happen if you don't tell the truth. What'll happen if you lie again! Mommy! I'm not your mommy.