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elcome to 500 Derby Drive in Los Feliz, where homeowners Lydia and Paul Morgan are eager to sell their gorgeously restored family home. However, Lydia is having a tough time letting go of the memories she's made here with her family. Paul, on the other hand, seems anxious to unload the property, which has been in his family for years.

    As they watch potential buyers arrive at the open house through their security camera, we meet a cast of characters with secrets and motives of their own. There's J.D., a struggling soap-opera actor who's desperate to keep his wife happy; Margo, a seemingly monstrous woman who's cheating on her husband with a business partner; and newlyweds Carla and Dennis, who are trying to buy the house but face opposition from Dennis's overbearing mother.

    As the open house progresses, we're introduced to Mikey, a menacing figure in black who claims to have information about Paul's past. He threatens Paul, demanding $80,000 or he'll reveal everything he knows. Meanwhile, Leslie and Sarah, another couple interested in buying the house, seem like they might be hiding secrets of their own.

    As the episode unfolds, we learn that Mikey is not just any ordinary troublemaker – he has a personal connection to Paul's past, and his threats are more than just idle chatter. We also discover that Jacob, the Morgans' son, died in the house three years ago, and that Paul and Lydia have been hiding this information from potential buyers.

    As the episode comes to a close, we see Paul dump a handgun into Lydia's piano, hinting at a larger conspiracy involving Mikey, the gun, and Jacob's death. Meanwhile, Leslie watches as Paul disposes of the evidence, leaving us wondering what she'll do next.

    The episode sets the stage for a complex web of secrets and lies, with each character hiding something from the others. As we follow the Morgans and their potential buyers through this twisted game of cat and mouse, one thing is clear: nothing is as it seems in Los Feliz.