Sweet Sixteen

CAL: So, are you ever going to tell me?
GILLIAN: He came to me. In the middle of the night, before our first session. Not to my office, to my house. My house. I’d never seen him before, and I never saw him again. He told me to do what I had to do to keep you quiet, or Doyle wouldn’t be the only to lose his wife and daughter. If I’d told you that, it would have been proof positive of a cover up, and you’dve never let it go. I couldn’t let you do that. To you, your family. You’d never have gotten to blow the whistle. He would have cut you down before you put it to your lips.
CAL: So, all that talk about you being a bad liar, that’s just an act. Right? That’s a lie.
GILLIAN: Depends on the lie.