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(male narrator) Previously on "Everwood.."

I bet it was nice not to be lonely.

Like with Linda.

How much asking around did you do?

Ephram and Amy are gonna have sex.

- How did this happen? - Calm down, Harold!

The reason I came here is so that you and I--

..to calm down, Andy. My daughter's about to be

deflowered by supersperm over there.

I'm not supposed to have a reaction?

I need you to know that if we do..

...it's gonna be a, a big deal for me as well.

It's not something I'm gonna take lightly

because you're not somebody that I take lightly.

A place of deaths and despair.

'A doorway to another world of demons.'

'Many men have entered.'

'Few have returned alive.'

[thinking] My foot is falling asleep.

I wonder if I just move it slightly.

- Sorry. You alright? - Yeah, No. I'm good. I'm good.

- You sure? - Umm, hmm.

[chuckles] Okay.

[thinking] Ugh, I shouldn't have moved it.

[thinking] Go to the ear. The ear.

Maybe if I just tilt my head.

Are you okay?

Yeah, no. I'm just.. Had an itch.

[chuckles] So..

You want popcorn?

Uh, yeah. Yeah, you want me to get it?

No. No. That's okay. I'll get it. I-I-I need some air anyways.

[thinking] She needs air, what does that mean?

[thinking] Why did I say that?

[indistinct chatter on screen]

Damn it!

(male #1 on screen) 'Hey, you alright over there, doc?'

'I hate bugs, man. They suck.'

'Zoe? Zoe, answer me!'

Terri?

Terri?

Oh! Never mind.

(Ephram) 'The giant centipede thing'

just ate the doctor guy. It was pretty sweet.

I think Terri and Brian are having sex in her parents' car.

What? Where? Here.

Yeah, they're like two cars down.

Wow. Really?

I don't know if they're having actual sex but..

Yeah, I mean I doubt it's actual sex, it's..

- Yeah, me too. - The-they're probably just..

Yeah. Yeah.

They're definitely havin' sex.

They are so having sex.

I shouldn't have told him now he's gonna think I want to.

Wait, was that like a sign.

Even though I'm sure he knows

I'd never let our first time be in a car

in a completely public place.

I bet that was a sign. Did I just miss the cue?

I think I just missed the cue.

I guess this is probably the place to do it.

I mean, people are obviously doing it here.

If she looks at me it's the cue.

How would we even?

Okay, never mind that wasn't the cue.

He's blocking his lips

that means he doesn't want me to kiss him.

God! Body language is so telling.

People magazine is so right about that stuff.

That girl looks so much like Jennifer Lopez.

I wonder if they're related.

I wonder if my dad would get a subscription if I asked.

Probably.

Why am I thinkin' about Jennifer Lopez?

- Do you want? - Sure.

- This is goin' badly. - This is so bad.

She's actually watching the movie.

He's clearly into the movie.

(both) We're never gonna have sex.

[theme music]

[music continues]

[bell ringing]

[indistinct chatter]

[instrumental music]

Why is it our two children

are always the last ones out of the building?

Probably 'cause Charlie likes to make out

by the coat rack after the other kids are gone.

Oh, how I enjoy your sassy ways.

Oh, ha! Dr. Brown, Amanda, what a surprise to see you two here.

Well, every time I try to get rid of Delia

she just finds her way home anyway.

Huh, so, Amanda

you poor thing, who on earth is attending

to John while Dr. Brown here's chatting your ears off?

Well, John has yet to burn the house down

during the five minutes I take

to pick up Charlie from school, so..

Well, we'll all pray for you.

My bet's on science these days but thanks all the same.

Hmm.

Nothing like playing heathen to make the neighbors buzz off.

Hey, kiddo. Say goodbye to your girlfriend.

And I'll see you tomorrow right?

Two o'clock.

How great is this?

Butternut squash soup, pumpkin ice cream.

It's like all the seasons I ever missed

were just served up in a horn of plenty.

They don't do pumpkin in 90210?

Not like this.

I can't believe the winters around here.

This is the first time in my whole life I haven't had

to drive three hours to get a whiff of snow.

Do you have any idea what a wonderland you're living in?

So, I bet an ice skating rink

would really knock your stockings off?

No way.

- It's frozen over already? - It's cold, Jake.

You'll notice my hair is just thawing from my morning shower.

'Anyway, this weekend is the first skate.'

It's a big deal around here. The kids slide around on the ice.

Adults spice their cider. It's good times.

[chuckles] It sounds awesome.

You know, and, uh, Sam and I are going this Saturday.

You should come.

[gasps] What am I saying?

It's Saturday you probably have a date or somethin'.

No, no, no, it's just, uh..

...thing kinda, it's.. It's not even a big thing.

Nah, you don't have to explain.

You're allowed to date, Jake. You're supposed to date.

No, I know. I know.

I just feel a little weird talking to you about it.

Well, you shouldn't. Feel weird, I mean, it's..

You can talk to me about it or, or, or not.

It's up to you.

[chuckles]

Ah, man.

Miss Langdon's been waiting for me for like 15 minutes, so..

And I get so.. It's busy.

'See ya.'

(Harold) 'Oh, and this is where Amy would make'

'her famous pillow fortress.'

See, she would employ every single pillow in the house.

Snatch it right out from under your sleeping head, if need be.

Do you remember that, sweetheart?

- Not really. - You'll notice.

There's a small alcove, almost like an attic.

Oh, my gosh, it's like a little kid's tree house, but inside.

(Harold) 'One of the chief reasons we bought'

'this cabin in the first place.'

Oh, perhaps we should hold off on the sale, Rose.

We might wanna venture back someday.

We haven't set foot in that cabin since 1998, Harold.

It's time to let another family create some memories there.

I say sell it.

Is that Bright wearing Muppet slippers?

Ah, yes.

Bright was oddly bewitched by Miss Piggy.

[chuckles]

And Amy simply would not remove

her Fozzie Bears for all the tea in China--

Okay, that's it. Hannah, can you please meet me upstairs?

We need to talk.

Well, we were all gonna watch the movie.

- What about the movie? - Um.

They can start it without us. It's really important.

Come on.

[humming]

- 'Is everything okay?' - No, it's fine.

I'm just, I needed to get out of there.

God, he is so endless sometimes.

It's like he thinks that if he talks about me

being eight that I might miraculously become eight.

- And it's annoying. - He's just being nostalgic.

- I left my pajamas at Nina's. - That's okay, I'll lend you.

So how was last night?

Did you and Ephram have a good time at the drive in?

Oh, that was.. Whatever.

- How was the movie? - 'I don't know.'

Oh, right. You guys were probably..

(Amy) 'No. Not even.'

'We played the how long can we kiss'

'before it gets so unbearably boring'

'that I'd actually rather watch someone'

'get eaten by a giant centipede.'

Is that a game?

No, Hannah. It's my life.

Well, does that mean you don't like kissing Ephram anymore?

No, it just means that we've stagnated

at the kissing stage for so long

neither of us are taking it to the next level

or...you know, the level.

You wanna go to the level?

I don't know.

'Maybe. I mean, we talked about it over a month ago.'

And it seemed like we were both ready

but nothing's happened since then.

It's like we had this big conversation and then zip.

Hasn't made any attempt since.

Oh, maybe he's just ...trying to show you

how much he respects you.

That's horrifying.

No, I just wish this whole thing was over.

This way the anxiety about when it's gonna happen

is just taking up way too much brain space.

Yeah. Definitely.

[chuckles]

You are hating this conversation.

No, I'm not.

[chuckles]

(Amy) 'You know what? I just need to talk to Ephram.'

I need to find some casual way to bring it up

so that it doesn't seem like we're having another

Treaty of Versailles and just go from there.

Sounds good to me.

Your dad's probably waiting for us to start the movie, so..

Yeah.

Pfft, I can be casual.

So why haven't you tried to have sex with me yet?

Wha.. What do you mean, why haven't I tried--

Well, have you?

No. I mean, I haven't done everything I could do.

But it's not like you've given me any

indication that that's what you wanted me--

How am I supposed to indicate that?

Oh, I, I don't know, maybe not flinching

every time my hand grazes your belt buckle--

- I don't flinch. - Uh, yeah, you do.

- No, I don't. - Yeah, you do.

Do you want me to show you right now? It's actually pretty funny.

Okay, so maybe I flinch. It doesn't matter.

It's just a reflex, the next time it happens

just press on.

- Okay. - Okay.

There's something else, isn't there?

- No, there's nothing. - Do you not want to?

No. Are you kidding me? Yes, of, of course, I..

- It just-- - Just what?

Can you not do that for two seconds?

I mean, i-it's your first time

and it's our first time together

and it just...you know, it seems like

it-it deserves a trip to Paris or somethin'.

Obviously, Paris is a little pricey this time of year.

Ephram.

Uh, I mean, I just, I just wanted it

to be memorable and special.

And perfect. Yeah, I know. And you know what that is?

That's like an aneurysm waiting to happen.

I mean, seriously, Ephram, the amount of pressure

that you're putting on yourself and me

for that matter, it's like impossible.

And it's killing our momentum, so we should just..

...remove it. Entirely.

Okay? I don't need candles. I don't need rose petals.

I don't need Paris.

It doesn't have to be special.

It just...has to be you.

I say we do it in the car.

[chuckles] Wh-what? At, at the point?

I, I don't know.

Eh, never mind. It's too cheesy.

Oh, my God, it's perfect. My parents have this cabin.

It's not too far away. There's a bed.

- Bed's a good start. - Okay, great.

So let's do that then. Perfect, I'll get you

the directions and the keys.'

- Wait, we can't go together? - Too suspicious.

I'll tell my dad I'm sleeping over at Hannah's.

- So Saturday night, 8 o'clock? - For sex?

Eight, nine, 7:30.

Great, so you bring the condoms and I'll see if I can score

some of my mom's fried chicken for after.

[bell rings]

You comin'?

Hey, did you know there was a goat

living in Mrs. Hannover's yard?

It's been there for three days.

- Won't go away. - Oh, yeah?

Maybe we could take a field trip over there.

Set up some chairs, bring a cooler.

Oh, yeah? You'd be into that?

No, dad.

So, uh, I was wonderin' if I could maybe stay out tonight?

Oh? How late?

Overnight.

With Amy?

Where?

Uh, mountains.

Oh, so it's like a camping thing?

Sure, dad.

Well, I'm just curious, if, uh..

...if I say no to you, are you still gonna go do this anyway?

Well, I was hoping that since I'd asked..

...I'd get some extra points.

You do.

You can go.

But just be safe, alright, Ephram?

- I know. - No, I know, you know.

'But you can take what you know'

and, and, and go a whole other mile with it.

- You know? - I know.

- Oh. - Hi.

You're Ephram.

You're taller than I pictured.

Okay.

- Wordy fellow. - Yeah.

You just missed something horrifying.

I haven't breathed in two minutes.

- Sounds juicy. - Mean, I've done all I can do!

And there, there comes a point where going beyond that

would just be... ridiculous. Right?

Absolutely. Now just take a breath.

- Caffeinate yourself. - Mm.

- That's better. Thanks. - Mm.

[sighs] So, what's the occasion?

Oh.

Your pen, sir. You left it at the house the other day.

And I think this is it's spouse.

Wow, what else you got in there?

Six doves. Actually, I was gonna release them when I left.

[laughs] Thanks, but you didn't have to come all the way here

to bring these back.

Actually, I had sort of a crazy idea.

Well, it was really Charlie's idea.

A collaboration, if you will.

And I know it's late but I like spontaneity, don't you?

Planning tends to send me into a panic.

Did I miss the idea in there somewhere?

Oh, no. Here it is.

I thought Charlie and Delia could have a playdate.

Ew, I know but Charlie's been dying to do it

and he won't ask her, so I'm asking you.

Well, we are. Asking you out. To play.

Do you like children's restaurants with rooms

that consist entirely of arcade games and inflated balls?

You know, I was, I was just thinking it's been too long.

Great. How's tonight?

I made sure the caretaker was free for John.

I don't think the stimulation would be too good

for him right now and it's not like

we're gonna be out all night.

- Uh-- - Unless tonight isn't good.

No, no. Tonight is, is great, uh, great, uh..

So should we just meet you there or..

- Yeah. - Okay.

- Let's do that. - Alright.

- Okay. - Good.

(Amanda) 'I'll, uh, call you later with the directions.'

Okay. Great.

(Amy) '"Chapter 35. Techno breasts and weenie angst."'

- Hm. - Oh, my God.

This is actually kind of interesting.

It's all about how men and women are made

to feel inadequate about their bodies.

They should've just named this chapter Hannah.

Alright, I don't have time to look through

all the psychological stuff, just cut to the basics

like where to put your hands and how not

to flinch when the guy touches you.

You flinch?

A little bit, yeah.

- It's no big deal. - No, I know but..

You know, if you're flinching, maybe that means

you don't really wanna do this.

I mean, flinching is a reflex.

And reflexes are ultimately our body's way of protecting us.

Yeah, from like fire but in this case

it's protecting me from my over analytical mind

which is completely different.

Okay.

Trust me, Hannah, I wanna do this.

But obviously it's... a little bit nerve racking

so that's why I got the book.

You know, if you break it down like this

it doesn't seem like such a big deal.

I mean, you call it horizontal jogging

and all of a sudden it's no big whoop.

No. I know, you're probably right.

You'll see when you meet the guy that you wanna be with.

You'll go through the same thing.

Maybe, only I'm not having sex till I'm married, so..

What?

Yeah, it's a decision I made a long time ago.

Is it like a religious thing, or..

I don't know, part of it has to do with religion

but I also really like the idea

that there'll only ever be one person

who I shared that special part of myself with.

Huh. That's very cool.

Yeah, and honestly, it just makes everything

a whole lot easier.

Like, I'm not gonna have to go through this anxiety

if and when I actually get a boyfriend

'cause the decision's already made.

And if he has a problem with it

then he's not the right guy for me anyway.

But, but you and Ephram are totally different from me.

It makes sense that you guys would want to..

...you know, be completely together in every way.

Yeah, it does.

[chuckles]

I can't believe you're gonna be

like this whole different person tomorrow.

[sighs] Yep.

Why do you have to take all these pictures?

I'm standing right in front of you.

This is the way the famous people do it.

Trust me, it works.

How do you know all this stuff?

Okay, you definitely can't wear a skirt.

You told me I had to wear a skirt.

That's before I saw your leg bruises.

You really have to stop playing hockey.

- Okay. Almost ready? - No. And what stinks?

- Calvin Klein, right? - Hugo Boss.

- How do you know this stuff? - 'Dad.'

- I have to stop playing hockey. - Okay.

(Britney) 'That's a very nice shirt, Dr. Brown.'

Not really. It's just a shirt.

So when are they pickin' you up?

Uh, we thought it'd be best to meet there, right, Delia?

Well, it's not really a date if you meet there.

It's not a date, Britney. It's, it's just a, a--

- A thing. Right, dad? - Absolutely.

- I'm gonna go change my shirt. - Me too.

[owl hooting]

[clock ticking]

[instrumental music]

[music continues]

- You ready to go? - Five more minutes.

Five more minutes than the five minutes

I just gave you five minutes ago?

Don't make me do math, it's Saturday.

Come on, Sam.

But Roxy and Michael just got here.

And we're gonna get a hockey team together

and Roxy promised to show me how to flip.

Uh, okay, here's the deal.

You get 10 more minutes if you swear

not to flip ever in your whole life.

Fifteen. My whole life is a long time.

- Deal. - Yes.

[Hannah and Amy laughing]

Oh, I was just going to call you down.

Hannah, my dear.

I believe tonight is your night to pick the movie.

- Oh. - Um.

And I made my famous jalapeno popcorn.

You'll find it rather adventurous to the taste buds.

Actually, dad I think I'm gonna sleep

at Hannah's tonight, if that's okay.

Oh, really? But your mother made lasagna.

I'm sorry, I thought you guys knew.

Oh, that's fine. Stay for dinner then go.

Uh, we kinda have to go now-ish.

- Mm-hm. - Oh.

Why is that?

Um, oh, because, see, Nina is making us

this dinner as a favor.

Or to return the favor, I mean..

...because you and Mrs. Abbott are always making me dinner.

Exactly, we just didn't think it was

'it was fair that mom always has to cook.'

- 'It's really not fair.' - 'It's not fair at all.'

And, and Hannah always has to stay here.

I thought it'd be nice if I stayed there for once, you know.

Right. Even though I love staying here.

Just, you know, not tonight.

So can I?

[instrumental music]

So you'll be sleeping over all night?

That's kinda what a sleepover is, dad.

And you're sure you'd...rather go there?

I'm sure.

Okay.

'Well, I'll tell your mother to save the leftovers.'

Thanks, dad. Love you.

- Goodnight, Dr. Abbott. - Be safe.

I mean, drive safe.

Roads can be icy this time of year.

[instrumental music]

[bell jingles]

Ephram?

(Amy) 'Ephram?'

What took you so long? I'm freezing my butt off out here.

[soft jazz song playing]

'Ephram?'

I know you said you didn't want it to be a big deal

but it is to me so

I wanted it to be that way to you too.

- It's no Paris but-- - Yes, it is.

Does this mean you're not mad?

[children shouting]

Charlie, why don't you ask Delia what kind of movies she likes?

I think you're overestimating our ability

to communicate at that age.

I like chocolate sprinkles better than the other kind.

I like bananas.

So how's John doing today? Any progress?

Oh, he's good. He seems good.

Is something wrong?

This is gonna sound awful but could we maybe not talk

about John tonight? Just leave it alone for one night.

I could really use that.

Oh, of course. Uh, um, I understand.

- Thanks. - Sure.

Hey, can we go to the batting cages?

Yeah, can we?

- Sure. - Yeah?

[indistinct chatter]

So do you think we should go with them?

Yeah, let's do that.

[phone ringing]

- Is that you? - Yeah.

It's not Ephram. It's not urgent.

[keys jingling]

You realize they could be anywhere right now.

'How could I have let her go?'

I must've been experiencing some sort of psychotic break.

It's a medical condition, Rose.

It means I can't be held responsible for my actions.

Of course not, dear.

I suppose we could start with that blasted garage.

That seems a bit brazen on their part.

How many motels you figure there are in Everwood?

Sweetheart, before we start tearing through every

Motel Six in the county. Let's think this through.

Even if we found them, what would we do then?

Clearly, we would stop them from making

the biggest mistake of their lives.

Do you truly believe this is the biggest mistake of their lives?

Why? You think she's ready for this?

No. I don't know. I, I'm scared too.

I wish she had come to me about this.

Of course, I do. But I trust our daughter.

The fact is we have done everything we can

to prepare her, to protect her.

- Yes, I know, but-- - But what?

Think about last year. Think about what almost happened.

How this could've been?

At least now we know she's in a, a safe environment

with a boy we can trust.

What is it? Why are you so scared?

Is there something you're not telling me, Harold?

No, of course not. It's just..

She's just growing up so fast, that's all.

Yeah.

Yeah, she is.

Perhaps if we reminded her of the promises

she made in Sunday school when she was a little girl

that might have an impact.

[chuckles] You could try.

But just remember, we were only two years older

than they are now when we--

Yes, yes.

God punished us with Bright.

Oh, y-you.

[instrumental music]

[phone rings]

I can't believe you left LA to come here.

I would die to live there.

But then that would sort of defeat the purpose, right?

The purpose of what?

[phone ringing]

Sorry, I gotta take this. Dr. Hartman.

(Nina on phone) 'Oh, thank God you're there.'

- Nina? - 'Yeah. Sam's hurt.'

He, he was skating and, and, and he fell

and I think he busted his chin or something.

Go straight to my office. I'll meet you there.

(Nina on phone) 'Okay, thank you, thank you so much.'

- Okay. - You're leaving?

I'm sorry. I'm needed.

[chuckles]

Woo-hoo!

(Delia) 'Alright, Charlie.'

- 'You okay?' - Mm-hm. Yeah.

I was just thinking.

Yeah? About what?

Uh, about Ephram.

He might be having sex right now.

And I can't decide if I'm glad that I know that

or I'm better off the other way.

Ignorance, bliss, blah, blah, blah.

Hmm, right.

You know, you can't stand in the way of these things.

Oh, I know.

- Well, what's she like? - I'm sorry?

The girl.

- What's she like? - Oh, Amy.

Oh, she's great. She's really great.

She's smart, she's full of conviction.

She's probably the only creature on earth who understands Ephram

which kind of really amazes and surprises me.

So that's fantastic.

[instrumental music]

What's happening here?

I guess I was waiting for that.

I don't know.

What do you think is happening?

I don't know.

But for a second there I..

It seemed like we were the ones who were on the date.

Yeah, it did, didn't it?

Good one. Okay, Charlie, it's my turn.

- Unh. - Give me the bat.

- 'Unh!' - It's my turn.

Sorry, I never should've asked you out for tonight.

You didn't ask me out. Charlie asked Delia out.

No, he didn't.

It was my idea.

I just..

...I wanted to see you to see..

...if I was going crazy or if there was something here.

I'm too scared to see you alone so I dragged my kid into it.

I may need to be shot.

We can't.

We're leaving.

- What? - Charlie's a butthole.

No offense.

- Are you crying? - No.

- Amy. - No, it's fine.

No, it's not fine. What's wrong?

Nothing.

I don't know why this is happening to me. I'm sorry.

It's okay.

I just feel so overwhelmed by this place.

And this, this, everything that you did.

[sighs] I'm just..

What if we're not ready?

Then we wait.

What if we're never ready?

Okay.

I mean...what if we do this

and everything changes?

We fall out of love or it's not as good

as it was with you and Madison.

- Amy-- - But what if, Ephram?

I mean, we could do this and it could feel wrong

for both of us. I mean, think about it.

Maybe we haven't done it yet because part of us knows

that it's just gonna screw everything up

or...tell us something we don't wanna know.

Like what?

Like maybe we're more friends than anything.

Do you really believe that?

No. But I'm scared. I don't want us to change.

I don't want us to change either.

[exhales]

Let's just take it off the table.

What?

Let's just make that decision right now.

It's not something that has to happen

and we don't have to do it, right?

- Really? - Yeah.

Alright.

[sighs]

So, what should we do?

Let's just go to sleep.

Okay.

You're doing great, buddy.

You know, almost everyone's got a scar under their chin?

It's like a Purple Heart for kids.

You see this?

Kind of.

You know that movie "Star Wars?"

- Yeah. - Well..

When I was just about your age

my best friend, Larry and I

used to play with those

plastic light sabers all the time.

Only once...Larry cracked his..

...he sliced my chin right open.

- Nasty, huh? - Gross.

(Jake) 'And I had to go to the emergency room, five stitches.'

'Larry fainted and gave me all'

'his Green Lantern comic books so I wouldn't tell anyone.'

- And guess what. - 'What?'

You're the first guy I ever told.

And you're getting one more stitch than I got

which pretty much makes you the toughest little guy

I've ever seen.

It's amazing how you do that.

What, stitches?

That's like the first thing they teach you

when you're a resident.

No, just, I mean, how you are with him.

Are you sure you don't have kids?

Just chalk it up to my immaturity.

Okay. We're all done.

I need you to bring him by tomorrow

so we can see how it's closing up.

Okay.

I don't know how to thank you, Jake.

You don't have to. You were awesome, little man.

Thanks. Wanna come over and have some cocoa with us?

Uh, it's way past my bedtime.

But I'll take a rain check, okay?

Okay. What's a rain check?

[chuckles] We'll see you tomorrow.

Okay. Goodnight, Nina.

Goodnight, Jake. Come on, bugs.

- Bye, Jake. - Bye.

- See you tomorrow. - Okay.

[instrumental music]

[snoring]

Uh, I'm cold.

Here, have some more blanket.

Mm.

- Hi. - Hm.

Have you been up?

No, just for a little.

You were snoring.

- I was not. - You were.

It was cute, though, snoring.

[chuckles]

- I snore? - You do.

Oh, I had no idea. That's awful.

[laughs]

I love this blanket.

My mom made it, if you could believe that.

I can.

The woman, like, runs Everwood and still manages

to cook three meals a day for your entire family.

She should be the next Dalai Lama.

[chuckles]

I don't remember when we stopped coming here.

We used to go every summer and then...one year we just didn't.

Bright got mono or something.

We never came back after that.

Never even talked about it.

- Weird, huh? - I don't think so.

I think people change their routines all the time

without really talking about it, you know?

One day you just wake up

and...everything is different, you know.

For no reason other than it just is.

I'm still cold.

Here. Come here.

Mm.

- Oh, um, I'm sorry. - It's okay.

- I didn't.. - Yeah, I know. I know.

- Yeah, alright. - It's a reflex.

Mm-hm.

[laughs]

Wait, Amy, Amy.

I love you, Ephram.

I love that you know more about me than I know about myself.

I think it's amazing that that could happen, don't you?

Yeah.

All this time I've been thinking.

Thinking about what... would happen

or how you'd feel or how I would feel

but...I'm not thinking now.

I know.

I'm just here with you and..

...I'm not scared.

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Are you sure?

Hey, kiddo. How are you feeling this morning?

Fine.

So you're not upset about Charlie?

Nah. I didn't really want a boyfriend anyway.

It was more Britney's idea.

Well, uh, not that I wanna argue the point

but, uh, why don't you want a boyfriend?

I don't know I figure I already have you and Ephram

telling me what to do all the time.

I don't need another boy getting in my business.

- 'Morning.' - Morning.

So...how was camping?

It was, uh, it was good.

Ew, you went camping?

- Uh, yeah. - I hate camping.

My next boyfriend will also not be allowed to go camping.

No, no. You are not going camping.

- 'What?' - Ahem.

Excellent coffee, my dear.

Why, thank you, dear.

- Good morning. - 'Good morning, sweetheart.'

- 'Do you want some eggs?' - 'Oh, don't get up. I got it.'

You look beautiful this morning, mom.

Why, thank you.

Did you have a nice time at Hannah's?

Yeah, it was good.

(Rose) 'You're not hungry?'

Not right now, no. Thanks, though.

We really gonna sell the cabin on the lake?

- 'Mm.' - I don't know.

Perhaps we should hold onto it for another year.

Maybe take a trip up there this summer.

'See if it still holds any magic for us.'

Yeah, that's a good idea.

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[chuckles] Lemme go check my e-mail.

- You realize they were-- - I realize.

That place goes on the market today.

[doorbell rings]

Hey, you.

It's late, I know.

Oh, that's, uh, that's okay. Come on in.

Um, no thanks, I can't stay.

I just, uh...I just came by to give you this.

- What is it? - I, uh..

I put together a list of doctors for you and John.

Um..

Top of their field, all very impressive.

I'm very...impressed.

I was gonna start calling them tomorrow

and catch them up on your case.

Well, considering the progress that John's already made.

I'm sure that any one of them would be happy to--

You don't have to call. I'll do it.

- No, I, I don't mind. - I know you don't.

But they should probably just talk to me directly.

Don't wanna confuse 'em.

Yeah, you're probably right.

Anyway, I've, I've, uh, crosschecked

their hospital numbers with their private practice numbers.

So there shouldn't be any problem.

I'm sure I'll be just fine.

You've been very efficient, doctor.

Well, I, uh, I don't wanna keep you.

No.

Goodnight.

Goodnight.

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[sighs]

[phone vibrating]

Hi.

Hey.

I just called to see if you were snoring yet.

[chuckles] Shut up.

You grind your teeth too. Did I tell you that?

- I do not. - I know.

Whatcha doin'?

Nothin' much.

- What are you doin'? - Nothing.

Cool.

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