Blood & Water (2020) s01e01 Episode Script

1
[HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYING]
[KNOCK AT DOOR]
[BOY] Sis?
[IN ZULU] I'm coming.
[SIGHS] Everyone's been asking for you.
[IN ZULU] What is it?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- So
why don't you put a smile
on that face then for us
in the meantime, huh?
That's better. [CHUCKLES]
Hey, this is a party, okay?
Not a funeral.
Now, won't you put this on
the table for me over there?
[PHONE CHIMES]
[PHONE CHIMES]
[KEYBOARD CLACKING]
- Sis.
- Hey.
Do you know when Ubaba is coming?
I'm not sure, but he's gonna
be here, okay? Don't worry.
Now give me a kiss. [KISSES]
Wait, let me go. Gross.
[LAUGHS] I'm your older sister. Come on.
[PHONE CHIMES]
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah.
No phones, please.
[IN ZULU] Yes, Mom.
you seen the matches?
I'll get them.
[EXHALES]
[MUFFLED HEARTBEAT]
[PHONE CHIMES]
[PHONE CHIMES]
- [LAUGHS SOFTLY]
- [KEYBOARD CLACKING]
- [PHONE CHIMES]
- [CHUCKLES]
[SCOFFS]
Sis, he's here!
Sis!
Happy birthday to you ♪
Happy birthday to you ♪
Happy birthday, dear Phume ♪
Happy birthday to you ♪
- [WOMAN] Hip hip hip!
- [ALL] Hooray!
[IN ZULU] Welcome all.
all for being here today.
It really means a lot to us.
Thank you, especially, to those
of you who have been here
on the 16th of August
for every single year
since our beautiful little
baby girl was born.
Seventeen years is a long
time to look for someone.
But we'll go another 17
if it means I get to hold my
beautiful first-born girl
in my arms again.
So please, when you do pray
just ask God to bring her home.
To make sure that those who took
her are brought to justice.
Okay.
[CLEARS THROAT]
Puleng
[EXHALES]
don't forget to make
a wish for your sister.
Three
two
one.
[BLOWS]
[THEME SONG PLAYING]
Blood ♪
Blood and water ♪
- [SIYA] Books again?
- [DAD] Take a break from that Xbox.
[SIYA] "There's nothing like looking
if you want to find something.
Love, Dad."
[LAUGHS]
At least this one has pictures.
[BOTH LAUGH]
And you, Makhu.
If you want to achieve something
in life, first you must
- Write it down, I know.
- That's right.
Now, open it.
What does it say?
"There is no greater agony than
the untold story inside you.
Maya Angelou. Keep hoping, love, Dad."
Thanks, Baba.
- Can I see yours?
- Oh, my God.
Yours is more boring than mine.
Don't be stupid, Siya.
It's supposed to be empty.
- All right. All right. All right.
- That's not a nice word.
Are you staying over this time?
Puleng, I think you need
to be patient with us.
We're gonna work something out.
I promise you.
[DAD] I'll be back just now. Hmm?
[PHONE CHIMES]
[PHONE CHIMING]
[PULENG SCOFFS]
This girl.
Wow, Zama, wear less.
Puleng, whatevs.
So, I met this guy Chris, all right?
He's 17, he's rich,
he loves to travel, he loves to party,
and he likes my ass.
So basically everything you love?
Yeah, exactly.
Friend, can you please
go with me to his party?
Babe, I can't.
The Khumalo National Day
of Mourning forbids it.
Okay, let me know if
you change your mind.
[ZAMA] W-w-w-wait, before
you go, is this a yay or a nay?
Puleng?
It's a nay for me.
Sorry, Zama, I I'll call you
back, okay? I have to go.
Why is he leaving already?
He'll be back soon, okay?
Don't worry. Everything will be fine.
[IN ZULU] Dad left.
- You told him to go, didn't you?
- He said he had somewhere to go.
- Why does Phume get such a big cake?
- What?
Siya went to Spur for his birthday,
but Phume gets a three-tiered
cake and she's not even here.
Go and gather up the dishes
- Ma
- Go!
I'm going to Zama's.
You're not going anywhere.
We've got guests. Puleng!
Puleng!
[KEYBOARD CLACKING]
[PHONE CHIMES]
Funny thing about love is ♪
One day it's here ♪
[ZAMA WHISPERING]
Come, come, come, come!
One day it's gone ♪
Funny thing about you is ♪
You were the one ♪
[ZAMA] You can say it,
you know. You'll feel better.
[SIGHS] What?
You're like, "Fuck!"
- Zama.
- What?
[PULENG LAUGHS]
[IN XHOSA] This girl.
How did things go this year?
- [SIGHS]
- Do you want to talk about it?
Nah.
Same old.
So, Chris,
that guy's totally into me.
I mean, why else am I on the VIP list?
Wait, there's a VIP
list for a house party?
Yeah. Maybe that's how
people do it in Llandudno.
Llandudno? Zama, why
are we going so far?
Am I even on this guest list?
I don't know. We'll see
when we get there.
Relax, it's going to be fine.
So, how did you meet him?
He DM'd me.
[LAUGHS] Okay.
I was stalking his Instagram profile,
and I accidentally liked a picture
he posted, like, 35 weeks ago.
I wanted to die.
Who's going to be at
this party? I mean
[SIGHS] What if these people are dodgy?
Definitely no one we know,
and rich people can't be dodgy.
You barely know this guy.
Like, what's his surname?
[IN ZULU] Drink.
[IN ZULU] Drink, girl, drink.
[PULENG SIGHS]
We're going to a part-ay ♪
[BOTH LAUGH]
[SEAGULLS SQUAWKING]
[PULENG] Why did you let me leave
the house in a granny cardigan?
[ZAMA] Friend, don't stress
about clothes, okay?
Your face makes anything look beautiful.
Come. Sissy.
- [GIRL] Excuse me?
- [PULENG] Sorry.
- Your name?
- Zama and Puleng.
Zama can come in, but Puleng,
you're not in the list.
What?
[EXHALES] I knew it. I'll just go home.
No, no, no, friend, wait. Wait.
Give me five seconds,
I'll be back right now, okay?
Give me five seconds. Trust me.
You can't just leave me here.
Stop there. Next, come.
God.
- [EXHALES]
- [PHONE VIBRATES]
[PHONE CHIMES]
P!
Uh, Addie. It's It's fine.
- You can let her in.
- Come in.
[DANCE MUSIC PLAYING]
Three, two, one, go.
Ah.
Yaas, bitch!
Let's, uh, get out of here.
Okay.
Friend, I'll catch you later.
Zama?
- Ow!
- Oh.
- Ow.
- Shit, oh, shit.
I'm so sorry again.
Oh, shit. Let me just
No, it's fine. It's fine.
I see you made a new friend.
Does she want kush?
Seventy bucks.
It's worth it.
No, thank you.
Try not to burn her clothes next
time, and maybe she'll fuck you.
[PULENG] Pardon me.
[PULENG] Oh, excuse me. Sorry.
Excuse me, sorry.
[CROWD CHEERS]
Hello? Can I please have a cider?
Hello?
- Can I please have a drink?
- Wow.
[GIRL SCOFFS] Mind if I try?
[PULENG SCOFFS]
Hey, Jono. Can I have a cider, please?
Of course.
What are you having?
Me? Oh.
- I'll have a cider as well.
- Two ciders.
[GIRL] Girls gotta
stick together, right?
I've only got the one.
- Oh, it's fine. You can have it.
- No.
She'll have the cider. I'll have a G&T.
How much for the cider?
[SOFTLY] Okay, no?
Cute cardi, by the way.
[DANCE MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING]
[ZAMA MOANING]
Ew.
Shit. Puleng? Friend?
Friend, wait.
- She can join if she wants.
- [ZAMA] I'm so sorry about that.
Is everything okay?
Yeah, I'm just trying to
unsee what I just saw.
Um
Wait, did did he just say
I could join in if I want?
[LAUGHS] Well, what can I say?
I know how to pick them.
Lord.
Uh, look, friend, I'm so sorry
for leaving you hanging.
I will find you around when I'm done.
- Done? Ew. Ew, Zama.
- Yes.
- Give me a kiss. Give me
- Ew.
Bye!
Ugh!
[HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYING]
[SIGHS]
[FIKILE] I shouldn't even be here.
There's too many people.
[GUY] So then, tell me to leave.
[FIKILE] Is this even real?
'Cause if it is, I'm all in.
[GUY] This is real.
[KISSING, MOANING]
[GUY] Someone's here.
[PHONE VIBRATING]
[PHONE CONTINUES VIBRATING]
Does this phone belong to anyone?
[EXHALES]
Hello?
[WOMAN] Wade?
Wade?
Uh
Wade is not here.
This is Puleng speaking.
Just put Wade on. It's his mother.
Please, it's urgent.
Does anyone know where Wade is?
He's by the photo booth.
[HIP-HOP MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING]
[PULENG] Wade?
Uh, just one second.
[CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKING]
Yes, who's looking for me? Oh.
Hi.
[SCOFFS] Not me. Mommy.
Dude, she's waiting.
Oh. Oh. Mo Mommy.
Hi, Mom. [STAMMERING]
Where are you?
You should've been home hours ago!
Did you conveniently forget
that you've got a curfew?
- I'm sorry.
- I want you home right now!
- I'm sorry.
- Do you hear me?
- Yes, I will.
- Right now!
Bye-bye.
So, um
Where did you find it?
- [CHUCKLES] In the couch.
- In the
[EXHALES] Of course.
Um, please, can I get
Can I get you another drink?
Another cider, maybe?
[SIGHS] They're all out.
I tried already.
Okay, how is this?
If I can get you a cider,
will you help me pack up?
Depends.
How quickly can you get that cider?
Voila.
That's cheating.
I didn't know there were rules.
[LAUGHS]
I I'm Wade. You are?
Puleng.
Puleng. Okay.
[PULENG] How do you know Chris?
Um, we're at the same
school, Parkhurst College.
We're not friends or anything.
He just asked me to do
the photo booth thing.
- Hmm.
- And you?
I'm a plus one.
It's a long story.
[CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS]
Ah, no.
- Please don't. I hate pictures of myself.
- [CHUCKLES]
Oh, wow.
[SCOFFS] That's actually not bad.
- You're really good at this.
- [LAUGHS]
Um, I have a great subject.
Do you
know this girl? Um
You remind me of her.
Like the shape of your faces
and something about your eyes.
[PULENG] What?
She's way too pretty.
[WADE] She's a'ight.
Yes, you're right,
she's totally hideous.
Mm. [LAUGHS]
[CHRIS] Yo, everyone.
Move closer. Fiks, make
your way up, please.
Fiks? Fiks?
Ladies and gentlemen,
your birthday girl, Fikile Bhele.
That's Fikile, the one I
was just talking about.
It's her birthday,
of course, if you didn't know.
[CHRIS] Happy 17th birthday,
you old hag. I love you.
Now, let's drink!
Is it Fikile's birthday
today or during the week?
Uh, it's today.
[PULENG] She shares the
same birthday as my sister.
Ah!
That's cool. Where is she?
Oh, uh, she's out with
some friends, I think.
[PHONE CHIMES]
Shit. Um, I have to go.
Puleng, it was awesome meeting you.
I would love to stay in touch with
you on Instagram or something.
Yeah, just search "that Puleng."
That Puleng. Okay. Okay, bye.
[MUSIC CONTINUES PLAYING]
[FIREWORKS EXPLODING]
[MUSIC FADES OUT]
[EXHALES]
[EXHALES]
[LIGHT SWITCH CLICKS]
Ma.
[CLEARS THROAT]
I'm sorry.
I didn't wanna wake you.
When we have a house full of
guests I expect you to stay home.
You could have at least
responded to my texts,
Puleng, I had to find out
from Zama that you were fine.
I just needed to clear my head.
What's really going on, Puleng?
Seems like all we do is fight.
Hey.
You know how much
this day means to us
How much it means to you and Ubaba.
Siya and I play along just
to keep you and Ubaba happy.
[IN ZULU] But we don't know Phume.
[SOBS]
I just wish we could move past this, Ma.
Not celebrate her birthday anymore.
Not blow out these candles
and make a wish year after year
and invite these people to our house.
[EXHALES]
I just wish
you would love Siya and I
as much as you love Phume.
That's not fair.
I love you and Siya
with everything I have.
[SIGHS] Can I sleep now?
[SNIFFS]
[MAN] Come on, Puleng!
[INDISTINCT VOICES]
[BLOWS]
[MOM] Puleng!
[COACH] Puleng!
Pick it up!
- [MAN 2] You got this.
- [GIRL] Run!
Come on! Get the ball!
Come on, girls! Come on!
[CROWD CHEERING]
[MUFFLED] Friend, are you okay?
Are you okay?
Okay, cool. Focus.
[PHONES CHIMING]
[GIRL, NORMAL] Run!
What are you doing? Come on, man!
Come on, Puleng! Come on!
[GIRL] What is that?
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
[TENSE MUSIC PLAYS]
[EXHALES]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
Why are people staring? I had
a bad game. Jeez, so what?
Hey. Puleng, what's this about?
- What?
- Look.
Well done, P.
You fucked up that game, didn't you?
Keep going like that, we'll end
up at the bottom of the league.
Jeez, let it go, Nate.
I'll lay off once you stop
screwing us out of the season.
- [NATE] Bitch.
- You know what?
Maybe if you laid off
the steroids a little,
I might be able to see past
your fat head next time.
Know what? Maybe your dad
should've sold you into slavery
- instead of your si
- Fuck off, Nate!
No one cares what you think.
Fuck you. Who are you even?
Friend, I really think
you need to see this.
- What are you on about?
- [ZAMA] Puleng
Watch your mouth,
you fucking Neanderthal.
[GIRLS SCREAMING]
Fuck you and your entire family!
Don't talk about my fucking family!
- Get this bitch off of me!
- Puleng!
[PULENG] Did you know about this?
[ZAMA] Honestly, I didn't, friend.
I only saw it after the match.
It's all bullshit, though.
None of this is true.
[WOMAN] Julius Khumalo, the father
of one of the abducted babies
in the related Point of Grace
Adoption Agency scandal
is suspected to be part of
the child laundering scheme
where he is now suspected
to have sold his baby girl
just before she was born.
Come on, let's go.
[EXHALES]
- Sir
- [MAN] You don't have to explain.
I've seen the news, and I've
contacted your parents.
They will be collecting you soon.
I'm sure you guys have
a lot to talk about.
Having said that, Miss Khumalo
the news about your dad is
no excuse for what you did.
In addition, your grades have spiraled,
your averages is dropping, and
the coach says you're not focused.
I mean, and now you're
getting into fights?
But, sir, Nate started it.
You physically attacked her.
I want you to understand,
only you can choose how you react
to different situations in life.
In other words, don't blame
Nate for your reaction.
Your reaction is on you.
As a result, there'll be
a disciplinary hearing
in your honor on Wednesday.
You can go now.
Your parents will be here soon.
And please, be on time.
I'd hate to suspend you.
Can someone explain what's going on?
I don't understand.
- Why are they bringing this up again?
- [JULIUS] Calm down.
There's nothing to understand.
It's just this journalist
who's trying to make a
story out of nothing.
Some evidence from
another kidnapping case
has made them look at
Phume's case again.
What did they find?
[JULIUS] Not much yet,
except my name popped
up in some documentation
that's causing them to think
that I did some horrible thing.
But the police will soon realize
that they were very wrong.
Why didn't you tell me?
I thought I had time
to prepare you guys.
But these journalists,
you know, they wanna sell newspapers
so they fight for an exclusive.
We wanted to protect you guys.
No, you decided that.
Listen to me.
You need to trust me.
Don't believe everything you
see in the news about me.
Soon there'll be lots of
lies that they'll publish.
And Phume's case?
What happens to it?
It might be reopened.
We're not sure yet.
[VIDEO GAME SOUNDS]
Okay, wrap it up.
You're not supposed to play with
that thing before you sleep.
But that's what makes you the best
sister a boy could ask for, eh?
You let me do things that our ma won't.
Ha ha, very charming, but
flattery will get you nowhere.
Give it here.
[EXHALES]
[PHONE CHIMES]
[PHONE CHIMES]
[PHONE CHIMES]
[EXHALES]
[SCOFFS]
Crazy.
[EXHALES]
What are you getting at, Puleng?
[EXHALES]
[EXHALES]
[AMBIENT MUSIC PLAYING]
[EXHALES]
[MUSIC STOPS]
[ZAMA] Mm.
Hot, hot, hot.
These pictures don't do Chris's
body any justice, right?
Friend?
What's up? Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
- Don't wanna talk about it.
- Oh, friend, I'm actually freaking out.
So, like, Chris invited me over
to his place this weekend, right?
Oh!
Did I tell you what happened the
other night when we went to his?
Mm-mm, mm-mm. Zama
[SCOFFS] I saw it all. Thanks.
[ZAMA] What are you looking at?
Fiksation much?
Look, if you're into furburgers
and stuff, I fully support you.
Zama, no, it's not like that.
I just Her life seems
pretty perfect; that's it.
I know, right? I totally love her life.
I mean, her dad's a millionaire.
Academic honors.
And her blazer is just ridiculous.
Yeah, and Chris cannot stop talking
about her swimming skills.
- Jealous?
- [SCOFFS] Me?
- Mm-hmm.
- No, I'm not.
She's pretty.
Sports Illustrated SA
wants to profile her.
They say she might go to the Olympics.
There has to be something
wrong with this girl.
Maybe she has 13 toes,
and maybe that's her secret to swimming.
- [BOTH LAUGH]
- Shh!
[BOTH GIGGLING]
But you need to be more
concerned about Chris.
I mean, what's he hiding?
He's perfect, nè?
Oh, look at this
Look at this picture, friend.
The genetics of the man.
[ZAMA SUCKS TEETH]
Genetics.
And then?
Zama, I have to go.
[EXHALES]
"Parental consent if minor."
[CLICKS TONGUE]
Shit.
"Payment of 2,500."
Steep, not impossible.
"Results are not always guaranteed."
[EXHALES]
It's worth a try.
[KEYBOARD CLACKING]
[PHONE CHIMES]
[SOFT CHUCKLE]
The way you sippin' on that bottle ♪
I can tell you got
a lot on your mind ♪
If you need someone to hold ♪
[BELL RINGING]
I'll be here when you come ♪
Hey.
Glad you made it.
[CHUCKLES]
Wow, Parkhurst is stunning.
Yeah. And my mother's
the first female principal.
A principal's son?
Yep. Yep.
Oh, um Follow me.
- [WHISTLE BLOWS]
- [CROWD CHEERING]
[CHEERING, CHANTING]
[WHOOPING]
[MARCHING BAND MUSIC PLAYING]
[WHOOPING]
Whoo!
Just need to get some
pics for the magazine.
[DRUM BEATING]
[MUFFLED SOUND]
[PULENG BREATHING]
[RACE STARTER] Set!
[WHISTLE BLAST]
I'm travelin' for you ♪
Don't you know? ♪
I'm hustlin' forward ♪
For you now ♪
Go, go, go, go!
Coming at you ♪
In the fast lane ♪
I'm playin' on my radio ♪
I'm goin' nowhere ♪
Don't you know? ♪
[BUZZER BLARING]
[CROWD CHEERING]
[ANNOUNCER] And it's another
record for our new champion.
Congratulations, Fikile Bhele.
[WADE] Agh, I need to
get closer to Fikile.
I'll be back right now.
Hey, do you need help?
I can hold your lenses in
case you need to switch.
Thanks. That's really sweet of you.
Yeah.
- [WADE] Fiks, quick pic for the Gram?
- [FIKILE] Yeah.
But let me shower first, okay?
[ANNOUNCER] Next up is the
boys' open medley relay.
[CROWD APPLAUDING]
- Is it always this hectic?
- Pretty much.
There's an even bigger one
happening in a few weeks.
Last year we did this thing
where we had, like, flags
Like disco balls and
Hey! Hey, don't you need to get
stills of the next race's lineup?
Uh, probably. Shit.
Could you ask Fiks to
wait for me, please?
Yeah, sure.
[ANNOUNCER] Please, could all men listed
make their way to the podium?
[EXHALES]
[EXHALES]
Hey, pass my bag, will you?
[QUIETLY GASPS]
Hey. Cider girl.
From my party.
Are you at Parkhurst?
I've never seen you before.
Uh No. No, I'm not.
Well, I'm Fikile, but
you can call me Fiks.
Fiks, glad you waited. Can I get
you with your medal on the podium?
- Yeah.
- Thank you.
[PHONE VIBRATING]
Shit. I have to go.
- I'm sorry.
- Why? There's six more races.
I thought we could hang out afterward.
Next time. I'm sorry. I promise.
- What's so important?
- I'm late for my disciplinary hearing.
Huh?
Okay.
[PHONE VIBRATING]
- [CLOCK TICKING]
- [EXHALES]
[IN ZULU] She's not answering her phone.
everybody, thanks for coming.
[PANTING]
What'd I miss?
[MUFFLED] Puleng's acting
as if nothing is going on;
meanwhile, she's about to be expelled.
[VOICE ECHOING]
[NORMAL] I'm talking to you.
Puleng, your mother is talking to you.
What is wrong with you? Answer her.
Uh Sorry. What was your question?
Where were you, Puleng?
I forgot. I was in the
library doing some work.
Makhu, you forgot? I don't buy that.
They sent someone to look for
you all around the premises.
And I tried calling you a million times.
Well, they must've missed me. I'm sorry.
Well, that won't cut it this time.
You're grounded until your suspension
is over. Give me your phone.
- Pa.
- Give me your phone.
[DOOR SLAMS OPEN]
The stubbornness of this
child, I can't believe it.
Thandeka
[IN ZULU] take Puleng to the car.
[PULENG] For how long?
- Mr. Khumalo? I'm Captain Manah.
- Puleng
- I'm arresting you for human trafficking.
- [STUDENTS GASP]
- You have the right to remain silent.
- Human trafficking?
[MANAH] Anything you say'll be held
against you in a court of law.
- Ma?
- You have the right to an attorney
- [IN ZULU] What's going on?
- [CAMERAS CLICKING]
provided to you by the state.
- [THANDEKA] It's okay.
- Do you understand your rights?
- Why are they taking him?
- Everything's gonna be fine.
I do, but
- Baba.
- Puleng, wait.
- Baba!
- Wait.
My daughter.
- Everything's going to be fine.
- Mama, do something!
[CAMERAS CONTINUE CLICKING]
Baba!
What are you doing?
[CRYING]
It's okay. Shh.
[SOBBING]
It's okay.
- [SOBBING]
- It's okay.
[JULIUS IN ZULU] I'm sorry.
I know it's a mess.
I suggest that we keep Puleng and Siya
as far away from this as possible.
[JULIUS CLEARS THROAT]
Your mother's right about this.
We'll have to keep our distance for now.
I don't want you and Siya
to get mixed up in this.
What's happening, Baba?
I thought you said it was nothing.
Puleng, I need you to trust me.
This is very complicated.
Complicated?
Puleng
I think Ubaba's had enough for today.
Let's let him sort this out.
The lawyer will be here shortly.
Maybe then things will make sense.
- [THANDEKA] Let's go.
- [DOOR OPENS]
See you later.
Ma?
We can't just leave him in there.
Well, we don't have a choice, my love.
Wait.
You don't actually think he did this?
He asked us to trust him.
Let's start with that.
But for now, Puleng
until all of this is sorted,
we have to keep our distance.
[SIYA] So when does he come home?
["SMA" BY NASTY C PLAYING]
Honestly
I don't know.
We'll have to wait and see.
So, we just wait and see
if Ubaba ever comes home?
What can we do to help him?
Siya, the lawyers are on it, okay?
They know what they're doing.
Seriously
what about us?
Can't we do something to help even more?
[EXHALES]
Okay
I might have a plan.
[SIYA] Might?
[EXHALES]
Okay.
I do have a plan.
Send me away ♪
Send me away ♪
[EXHALES]
[CLEARS THROAT]
Ma?
Sorry.
And I'll follow you like A-B-C ♪
You act like you in it but ♪
You were never here with me ♪
I've been thinking.
I don't wanna go back to Meadowridge.
Not after today
and everything that's happened
over the last few days.
Ma?
[IN ZULU] I'm listening.
Ma?
Have you ever heard of Parkhurst High?
[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]
Well, I'd pay to find
you in our story ♪
Where our shows intertwine in glory ♪
I can feel you in my spirit ♪
My heart is bruised ♪
And you're my healin' ♪
Blood ♪
Blood and water ♪
Blood ♪
Blood and water ♪
Blood ♪
Blood and water ♪
Blood ♪
Blood and water ♪
[MUSIC ENDS]