Do You Remember?

Tess thinks Graham is about to be led away in handcuffs, but he doesn’t seem remotely concerned. When he sees that it’s the police, he’s angry that Tess called 911 again. She protests, explaining to the officer that she’s locked in against her will, but Graham explains to her that she has memory problems and a tendency to wander. The officer, who knows him, backs up his statements and says Graham is Tess’s legal guardian. Tess begins to doubt herself, wondering if she’s “crazy.”

Tess convinces herself that she was wrong about Graham and settles in for The Price Is Right. She used to love watching with Harry, who was inexplicably good at guessing prices. When the contestants bid on an air fryer, Tess’s phone buzzes, and a new text displays a dollar amount. When she asks who it is, the sender specifies that this is the price of the air fryer. The host announces the real price, just $3 more than the sender guessed, and it occurs to Tess that the texter is Harry. The texter tells her to meet him at the dog park later that morning and instructs her to delete the messages.

Camila and Tess leave for the dog park, and Tess realizes that Camila knows her well. She asks what Camila thinks of Graham, and Camila assures her that he’s “nice” and won’t expect her to sleep with him. When they reach the park, Camila says she’ll sit outside the fenced area and read while Tess takes Ziggy in. A man with a beard and baseball cap sits next to her, and she realizes that it’s Harry.

Harry looks different, but he smells the same. He still loves her. He says she tracked him down a month ago, told him her suspicions about Graham, and asked Harry to help her. However, it’s hard for them to meet because Tess is never alone, and some days she doesn’t believe him. He says doctors told him that losing her memory every night isn’t an expected side effect of an accident, but is more consistent with the effect of a drug. Harry explains that she often tries to avoid ingesting anything Graham gives her, but it’s always the same the next day.

Tess asks if she and Harry could run away, but he says he’d be charged with kidnapping because Graham is her guardian. He knows about the locked drawer in Graham’s desk and says she suggested that this must be where he’s keeping whatever he drugs her with. She asks about Lucy, and Harry’s lips curl in disgust. She remembers how he once said that Lucy is “toxic” and always takes an opportunity to put Tess down. He advises her not to talk to Lucy about anything, since she can’t be trusted.

Tess asks why they broke up, and Harry says it was because Tess “believed a bunch of lies” about him and Graham was waiting to “swoop in” (159). He says Graham wanted her and her company, and he worked for My Home Spa as an accountant first. He instructs her not to take anything Graham gives her and to find the key to his desk, and he writes his number on her arm. Just then, Tess sees Camila staring at her.

Back at home, neither Camila nor Tess mentions the dog park. Camila asks if Tess wants to watch anything, and Tess asks if there’s anything Camila likes to watch. Camila talks about going to her grandmother’s house as a child to watch telenovelas. She says she went every day until, one day, her mother said her grandmother wasn’t feeling well and Camila couldn’t go anymore. Two months later, Camila learned that her grandmother had died.

Tess is surprised that her father hasn’t returned her call, and she texts Harry that she misses him. She goes to Graham’s desk and notes the photo of the two of them there, and she again wonders if she’s wrong about Graham. While she’s looking for a key, Lucy calls.

Tess confesses to Lucy that she feels stuck in a nightmare, but Lucy says these feelings have only plagued Tess for the last month or so. Before that, she was usually calmer. Tess asks why she broke up with Harry, and Lucy says that Tess caught them kissing just as Lucy was shoving him away. Tess doesn’t think Lucy would lie to her, and she begins to doubt Harry’s story. Lucy promises to come visit tomorrow.

Camila prepares dinner, and Graham comes home. However, his pleasantries strike Tess as fake. When he asks if Camila will join them for dinner, Camila demurs, and Tess notes that her fingernails are bitten painfully short. She believes that Camila and Graham may be sleeping together.

When Graham enters with drinks, Ziggy snarls at him and bites his leg. Graham yells in anger and says that Ziggy must live in the backyard now. When Graham goes upstairs to change his pants, Tess sees white particles floating in her water glass, so she dumps it into a nearby plant. Graham returns, asking what she’s doing, and she claims she chugged the water because she was so thirsty. He accuses her of lying, and she feels immediately fearful of him.

Graham saw Tess pour her water into the plant, and she says she saw something floating in it. He asks if someone told her that he’s putting something in her water. The sleeve of her sweater moves, and he spots a few of the digits Harry wrote there. He starts yelling and takes her phone, swearing that she’ll never get it back.

Later, Graham says that Harry doesn’t know what’s going on and that it was her seizure medication in the water. Recently, she has been accusing him of drugging her and refusing to take her pills, so he started putting them in water. He shows her the pill bottle, and she believes him. She agrees to take the pills.