Jessica Kaylee - If we could share Heart Beats

Episode Date: June 24, 2025

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Jess, are you going to run or what? No. You know you'll get an F for the day again. I know the drill. Mom, I'm home. Hi, sweetie. How many heartbeats did you use today? A total of 13,000?

13,000? That's more than usual. I drank too much water during lunch. I'd use the bathroom an extra time. You need to watch your water intake. We can't have these kind of slip-ups. Got it. Got it doesn't give you your beats back.

You know I'm flunking school, right? We're aware. Well, why do you make me go if I can't do anything? Because it's against the law to keep you home. How's Ellie? She's weak. She'll need you to transfer her some beats. How many this time?

A hundred thousand. Good girl. You gotta stay strong for her. Don't use too many beats. I know. Jess, can you transfer 100,000 heartbeats to your sister, please? I gave her some yesterday. She used them already? Yes. Can you send them now?

Mom, she's getting weaker and weaker. I'm going to run out of beats myself. Let us worry about that. You just sent her the beats, please. Done. Thank you. Jess, you have to come to my birthday party tonight. Curl, you know my parents would kill me if I went. Oh, come on. Nathaniel's going to be there. I know. I wish I could.

Fine. We'll have fun without you. Mom, could I go to a birthday party tonight? That's not how we use our beats. I know, but what if I just sit in the corner and watch everyone? I've never been to a birthday party. You have to save your beats. This isn't up for discussion, young lady. You're not going.

Okay. What she doesn't know won't hurt her, right? Jess! Oh my God, you made it! Yeah, this is so cool. Right? Come dance with me. Oh, I really can't.

Come on. No. But you guys have fun. Watch. Oh, okay. Come on, girls. You look like you're having a great time over here in the corner. I'm having fun. Oh, it looks like it. Come dance with me. I can't. Sorry. If you don't want to, fine. But if you're just saying that because you're scared or something, you should give it a try. Fine. One dance. That was the best night ever. And I'm so going to be grounded. Good morning, Jessica. Good morning.

How many heartbeats did you lose at your little party last night? 50,000. 50,000? But I never been to a party. You are way too reckless with your beats. Transfer them all to your sister. What? She doesn't misuse them like you do.

You can't be trusted. But she's using them so fast. Mom, face it, she's dying. Not anymore because you're giving her yours. If I transfer my heartbeats, you're going to lose. Two daughters. Well, I don't even recognize the daughter in front of me right now. You didn't used to be so selfish.

Ouch. I guess what's the point if I can't even use them? I'm still alive? Unlimited heartbeats. I can do whatever I want. Mile Monday. Jess, are you taking the F? Not this time, coach.

Time me. Okay. Time. What did I get? 14 minutes and 27 seconds. Is that good? Not great. Olga beat you and she has a sprained ankle. I think I prefer horizontal running. Wow, Jess. I've never seen you with so much energy.

Wait, you have unlimited beats? Yeah, and I'm going to use them all. All? You can't run out. Exactly. Jess, what are you doing here? We told you to transfer all your beats to your sister. I did. Really? Wait. How did you get unlimited beats? It was a gift.

How selfish of you to take it when your sister needs that? Why can't you just let me be me for like two seconds? You don't even pretend to want me. Jessica, that is not true. I wish it wasn't. You know what? Go to your room. Fine. I like it in there better anyways. Sis, how are you? Hi, Jess. How are you? I'm okay. Did you get the beats I gave you? Yeah, and you've already used them all? I gave you 1.5 billion. I know. I'm sorry. My body just uses them so fast. I'm I'm sorry I haven't visited you in a couple days. It's okay. Jess, I never wanted you to be affected by me being sick. No, don't think like that.

We wanted to help you. I wanted to help you. But you're mad at me. I can tell. Kind of. Because I'm sick? Because your mom's favorite. You know what's strange?

What? Is this whole time I've never felt sick. What do you mean? Like, everyone says I'm sick and my beats go down, but I've never really felt sick. It's almost like, Like, never mind. Wait, just tell me.

Jess, I'm really tired. Can we talk later? See who's been stealing your sister's beats? I bet you it's my mom. My dad? I know what you did. What's that, pumpkin? You've been stealing her beats.

You found out. Why? Because your mom loves her more than me. So you thought what? You just get rid of her? No. I just thought maybe if your sister had to spend more time in her room, we'd have more alone time together.

Did it ever occur to you? You were only making it worse? Yes, actually. That's why I didn't take any of her beats when she was eight years old. That's the year Mom and Ellie traveled the world together. While you and I had to stay behind.

I just want to save my marriage. But you took all her beats this time. I gave her $1.5 billion. And the next day your mom booked a flight to Peru for her and Ellie. A one-way ticket. Dad, Mom's not worth it. You have to give Ellie her beats back.

I can't. Why not? Because I've been selling them so your mother doesn't find out what I've been doing. This whole thing is so messed up. This whole thing is so messed up. My dad only loves my mom and my mom only loves my sister and then there's invisible me who just wants to fix everything. But the only way to fix everything is turning my dad in. Next, how can we help you?

My dad's been stealing my sister's heartbeats and selling. them. And? And? And what? Isn't your sister sick? No, she's fine. Not according to your dad. Also, he's helped a lot of people by selling her beats. He's helped a lot of people at the cost of her. Sweetie, we have people waiting to report real crimes. I'm going to have to ask you to leave. I don't even know what else to do at this point. Ellie, I have to tell you something. Ellie? Ellie? Mom, where's Ellie?

Jess, there you are. We have to go. Ellie's in the hospital. Mom, where's Ellie? She's in the hospital. She only has a few beats left. Dad killed her. Honey, we're all upset, but don't make accusations like that.

Go on, Dad. Tell her what you did. I don't know what you're talking about. He was so afraid of losing you that he took her from all of us. John? What did you do? I'm sorry. We're done.

Linda. Linda, please. Linda, listen. There's nothing you could say, John, to make this better. Jess, how could you? Don't you dare say that to me. How could you? I'm going to the hospital.

How is she? Not well. Jess, I'm so sorry for how I've treated you over all these years. I just wanted her to be okay. And you were always so healthy. And I just thought you would be able to save her. But I should have been the one saving her. Mom, stop.

We don't have to do this right now. We do. It's all my fault, and I'm going to fix this. How? Tell your sister, I love her so much, and I love you too. Goodbye. Mom. No, please don't. Jess? Ellie, you're awake.

And I have beats again. Did you give these to me? No. Then who did? Mom, she saved you. Thanks, Aunt Lisa, for letting us stay with you. for my girls. I'm so sorry about your mom and your dad. I heard he's trying to change his life around though. You no longer need your unlimited Beezas protection. Give them to someone in need. That's enough to still do whatever I want. Hey Jess, do you want to go for a run? Sure. Race ya.

Time. Time. What do we get? 1720. For a mile? For a half mile, actually. I. I hate running.