Elly’s mother Molly had Alzheimer’s and she disappeared for three straight days. Elly couldn’t sleep for three days as she searched for her mother and cried constantly. When Molly went missing, Elly was not at the house as she was on her way to taking her children to their summer camp.
While she was on the road, driving, her husband called her and told Elly that her mother was not at home and that he can’t find her.
On the morning of the fourth day, two officers brought Molly back, as Elly was relieved when she saw her mother next to the officers. But Nate, her husband was looking hella nervous.
As she hugged to her mother, she cried. Molly told her daughter, “Where have you been, baby? I was waiting all alone for you!”
Elly asked to her mother where did she go. Then she noticed that Molly’s eyes were fixed on Nate, and she then pointed her finger at him.
“You need to arrest him,” she said.
Then revealed that she saw Nate with another woman in their bed three days ago. She heard voices and checked the upstairs.
When she wanted an explanation, Nate told her that she was mentally ill and that she was dreaming things.
Then Molly started to cry, “I didn’t know where I was!”
Molly explained that Nate told him that she wasn’t living in there and that she was in a different house. As Molly was confused, she left the house and then got lost. Nate tricked Molly and caused her to leave the home and went missing.
“I walked away. I just opened the door and walked away…”
Nate was nervous as he went pale. He said that Molly was confused once again and that he didn’t do such a thing.
As the officers approached to Nate one step, he confessed that he cheated on Elly. As she was shocked, he then revealed that he wanted Molly to go downstairs but she left the house, as he lied once again.
The officers told Elly that they would like to do something, but there is nothing they can do legally, and that she should divorce this terrible piece of garbage of a man.
Then Elly turned to Nate, “I trusted you,” she told him. “Now, get out.”
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