Bailey: "Hey."
Sam: "Hey."
Bailey: "You got a minute?"
Sam: "Yeah, sure."
Bailey: "Sam I'm not scared of bullets, bombs, bad guys... It's par for the course. I am scared for my own daughter."
Sam: "What I hear from raising teenagers that sounds appropriate."
Bailey: "Frances was twelve when Janet and I split up. Little girl. Turn around and she's seventeen. Looks like aliens took over her body."
Sam: "Those aren't aliens, Bailey, those are hormones. Half of the time she doesn't know who she is."
Bailey: "She just started at Wheland High, she already cut school today. I don't know where she is."
Sam: "Well, you don't think she went back to Baltimore, do you?"
Bailey: "She and Janet had a huge blow out. Besides, she knows the only reason the court dismissed the charges was on one condition: she'd live with me."
Sam: "I really think that she's just testing her boundaries, Bailey. I mean, you're as new to her as she is to you."
Bailey: "That's not the way I wanted it. I fought hard for her, Sam. I sued for joined custody. Janet had the judge on her side. I got completely shut out."
Sam: "Does Frances know how hard you fought for her?"
Bailey: "I'm not sure."
Sam: "I think you should tell her."