Don't Watch Me Waste Away All Episodes

Celeste convinces Byron that it's a landscaping contract, and in Don't Watch Me Waste Away Episode 10, she lets Abby mistake it as handing over the property to her. It causes Byron to sign the document that should be an informed consent for Celeste's euthanasia. Five more days until the procedure begins; how will Celeste say goodbye to Byron?

The countdown to her death means Celeste wishes to spend time with Gloria's dog, Bella, and she does it in Don't Watch Me Waste Away Episode 11. Yet, Abby once again makes a scene by throwing Bella, causing the dog to bite Celeste's forehead accidentally. She even suffocates the dog! What are Abby's alibis when Byron's parents arrive?

Abby not only fakes her loud cries in Don't Watch Me Waste Away Episode 12, but she also spins stories about how Celeste hates and tries to kill Bella. Her tactics successfully cause Byron and his parents to slap Celeste and leave her alone. Will they change once Celeste confirms the 3-day countdown to her medically assisted death?

The hospital staff has escorted Celeste to the euthanasia room, and that’s what she experiences in Episode 13 of Don’t Watch Me Waste Away. Here's where she consumes the pill that will mark the beginning of her death. What other things will happen to Celeste as she takes the pill and starts bleeding?

Celeste has died in Don't Watch Me Waste Away Episode 14, and according to the hospital, it should be Byron's time to collect her remains. Instead, Byron smokes, drinks, and gambles with his male friends, and all of them praise Abby as the fine woman on Byron's side. How will Celeste's death news on the phone shock Byron?

Believing that Celeste had indirectly caused his sister Gloria’s tragic death in prison, Byron let love curdle into hatred. For five years, he tortured Celeste’s body and soul—until the day he learned she was dead. Only then did regret set in.

Believing that Celeste had indirectly caused his sister Gloria’s tragic death in prison, Byron let love curdle into hatred. For five years, he tortured Celeste’s body and soul—until the day he learned she was dead. Only then did regret set in.

Believing that Celeste had indirectly caused his sister Gloria’s tragic death in prison, Byron let love curdle into hatred. For five years, he tortured Celeste’s body and soul—until the day he learned she was dead. Only then did regret set in.

Believing that Celeste had indirectly caused his sister Gloria’s tragic death in prison, Byron let love curdle into hatred. For five years, he tortured Celeste’s body and soul—until the day he learned she was dead. Only then did regret set in.

Believing that Celeste had indirectly caused his sister Gloria’s tragic death in prison, Byron let love curdle into hatred. For five years, he tortured Celeste’s body and soul—until the day he learned she was dead. Only then did regret set in.