I thought right when I turned 18 that I'd be gone.
I'd be out of there.
And now it's a little harder, you know,
now that I am 18 than I--
I-- you know, I'm still there, still on it.
Something's still-- some things are still holding me back.
Your responsibility is to live your life.
Mm-hm.
And right now, are you living your life?
Um--
[crying]
It's OK.
Are we bombarding you?
It's OK.
Yeah, we'll be here.
I just want you to know that we love you.
So Amanda called.
And she said that her little sister Rachel wants to leave,
like, she's ready to get out right now.
We have to figure out a way to get her--
get her and her stuff out without her mom and the kids
finding out.
When does she want to leave?
Well, she wants to leave in the middle of the night.
She also wants to leave when her-- like,
when her mom and the kids are asleep.
Wait, tonight in the middle of the night?
All right, which one?
The very last house right here.
That white car is Rachel's car.
So Rachel's plan is that she's going to give her stuff
to us through the window.
Uh-huh.
There's always a possibility that she'll change
her mind in the last minute.
We don't know if Rachel will actually
follow through with the plan until she
crawls out that window.
She just sent me a text.
She's ready.
This is really happening.
This is actually happening.
Hurry.
Go.
Run.
Careful!
(WHISPERING) [inaudible]
(WHISPERING) OK.
Hand me whatever.
Just start handing stuff.
(WHISPERING) Oh, my gosh.
[shushing]
(WHISPERING) I got it.
Oh, yeah.
(WHISPERING) [inaudible] No, no more stepping in the snow.
Just take one more.
(WHISPERING) Do you want me to stay there?
(WHISPERING) Yeah, you stay.
(WHISPERING) OK.
(WHISPERING) This is taking too long.
We got to go.
(WHISPERING) It's OK.
We got to go.
Hurry.
Run.
(WHISPEIRNG) Are we done?
(WHISPERING) No, there's more here.
Oh, gosh.
This is ridiculous.
We're going to get caught.
(WHISPERING) She wants me to get in.
Amanda, no.
That is not safe.
Do not climb in that window.
This is crazy.
(WHISPERING) Shh.
I hear something.
Oh, my gosh.
(WHISPERING) OK, Rachel.
Let's go.
[inaudible] careful.
Oh.
Hurry, hurry, hurry.
[intense music]
[beeping]
Oh, my gosh.
Let's roll.
We're out.
OK, let's go.
[beeping]
Holy crap.
She is going to have to be the strong one.
We can help her get out, but we're
not going to keep her out.
If she-- if they talk her back into going back in,
she's going back in.
What I was leaving the order, I didn't really think about,
well, this is it, you know?
I'm not going to be coming back here.
I'm finally gone.
Just finally--
[crying]
--finally realizing what happened, I--
that was my life, and it's hard to start over.
It's scary.
And I don't know what--
what's going to happen next, you know?
[music playing]