All language subtitles for 7th_heaven_s09e21_mi_familia_1

I'm glad your dad's finally coming home
from Iraq.

I still can't believe it.

I'm going to miss having you around.

Hey, I'll just be across the street.

So are the renters moving out of your
house?

And my dad and I are moving in.

It's going to be weird not having you
around all the time.

Yeah, I'm going to miss living here too.

Oh, as a matter of fact, I couldn't be
better.

It's been a long time, too long.

Gwen and I have been busy. You have?

Yes, we signed up for one of the
church's foster care information classes

year. Well, that's great.

And we went through the process, and we
became licensed foster parents.

Well, you have been busy.

We just got word yesterday that all our
paperwork has gone through, and we've

been cleared to take a placement, a
child.

So now all we have to do is find a
child.

Foster parents, I'm really happy for
you.

Actually, we're becoming foster parents
with the hopes of adopting.

Ever since Cecilia left for college, the
house just seems so empty, and we have

so much room.

And Gwen and I thought, well, you know,
there has to be a child out there

somewhere who wants parents.

And here we are, parents who want a
child.

Good for you, for both of you. We just
started looking.

It may take a while to find the right
placement, but, you know, we don't want

baby. We want an older child, a boy.

What age are you thinking?

Maybe nine or ten.

I think I might have the perfect child
for you. You do?

Yeah, I do.

Well, then it was very good luck that we
ran into each other.

as soon as you get home.

Did you have work tonight?

Sorry, I just want to talk to you.

Me again.

Last time, I swear.

But I just remembered that you aren't
working.

So where are you?

What's going on with us? And why won't
you call me back?

I know there's no greater feeling than
the love of family.

Where can you go when the world don't
treat

you right?

that you'll find seven heaven seven

heaven seven heaven

I'm curious, do you ever work when
you're at work or is this just a place

make phone calls and study?

Actually, I work in between the phone
calls and studying.

Matt, here.

Some guy named Carlos called for you
twice.

Left this number.

My brother -in -law calls?

Oh, let me consult my crystal ball.

I don't know who your brother -in -law
is, but this Carlos spoke with a Spanish

accent. And the message was for you to
come by the apartment as soon as you

could and call if you couldn't.

He said it was important.

Sounds like my brother -in -law.

At least I hope he's still my brother
-in -law.

Stop slamming all the drawers. I just
put Savannah down.

Where are my T -shirts?

In the closet.

What are my T -shirts doing in the
closet?

Well, we don't have enough room in here
for all of our stuff and Savannah's

stuff. And the older Savannah gets, the
more stuff she has. So I'm storing some

of our things in the closet.

I don't see any of your stuff stored in
the closet.

And Savannah is a baby and has one room
all to herself.

You and I are two grown adults and we're
sharing a room. Why can't we store

things in Savannah's room? I don't want
to crowd her.

You don't want to crowd her?

And us? What about us? Do I have to wait
until Savannah goes to college before I

get more living space?

We're not going to live here forever.

We're going to move.

I want to move.

I do.

Don't tease.

I'm not teasing.

Look, you said we were going to move
before.

A couple weeks ago, as a matter of fact.
And, well, we're still here, aren't we?

What do I have to do to prove to you
that I want to move?

You're serious?

Yes. Okay, then I'll call a realtor
right now and get some new listings.

No. I knew it.

We're moving.

You, me, and Savannah.

We're a family, and we need a home of
our own.

But this time around, I want to be
totally involved.

I want to call the realtor and get the
listings.

Well, aren't you happy?

Why are you happy?

No, I don't want to jinx it by talking
about it, but if everything works out,

it'll be further proof that God truly
does work in mysterious ways.

Hey, I made your favorite sandwiches,
peanut butter and bananas.

What is going on with you two? You've
been moping around the house all week.

We don't want Martin to move away.

She's our brother.

Yeah, and we're running out of family.

Why does everyone move away?

Don't they like us?

Oh, your brothers and your sisters and
Martin, they love you very much.

But eventually all kids want to move
away from Mommy and Daddy's home and

home of their own.

Believe it or not, you and Sam will want
to move away, too, someday.

No, we're going to live with you and
Daddy forever, just like Lucy.

What about me?

We're going to live with Mommy and Daddy
forever, just like you.

Sorry, guys. Kevin and I are moving.

Really?

I'm calling the realtor today.

Oh, that's great. Really great. I can't
wait to tell Eric.

I'm just happy that you and Savannah and
Kevin are finally going to have a home

of your own.

Um, can you keep an eye on Savannah for
me?

Kevin hasn't officially taken over day
shift duties yet.

Let me just drop the boys off at school.

Thanks. I have a great idea. While
you're waiting for me to get back, you

call the realtor.

Mom? Yeah?

Back off.

Look, I need a favor.

Okay.

Who are you looking for?

Ruthie. Oh, you just missed her. She
went... No, I'm not looking for Ruthie.

looking out for Ruthie.

I need to talk to you alone about...
Hey, Vincent.

Oh, hi.

Did you get our message last night?

No.

I wanted to make sure we're still on for
tonight.

Our date.

Our first date since being punished?

It's been a month.

Right, I thought we had another week.

No.

So?

I'll pick you up after dinner.

I have to go to class, so what favor do
you need?

What are you talking about? The favor?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Okay, what was that about?

I have no idea.

This is Danny Davis.

Danny, this is the friend I was telling
you about, George Smith.

Nice to meet you, Danny. Nice to meet
you, Mr. Smith.

Oh, it's George.

George. And my wife had to take her
doctor's appointment, so she won't be

to go out with us today, but she's
looking forward to meeting you very

Okay. So, Danny, what would you like to
do?

Move in with you and your wife.

Why don't we have lunch, and then we'll
see where the day takes us.

As long as the day takes me out of the
group home, fine by me.

Rose!

Hello, stranger.

How'd you get in? The landlord let me
in.

I told him I'm your girlfriend.

I am your girlfriend, aren't I?

Then why haven't you been returning my
calls?

So, do you want to tell me what's going
on with you, or do you want me to guess?

Hey,

I got your message.

Yeah.

I'm sorry to call you at work.

I'm only in town till tomorrow.

Tomorrow, you're leaving?

Yeah. Furniture is in storage, just in
case I ever decide to come back.

I take it the trial separation's over.

Mary and I filed for divorce last week.

And you're leaving New York? Tomorrow
night.

Do you need a place to stay tonight?

Thanks. I got a room at a hotel near the
airport.

Where are you going?

Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico?

What about your job?

Well... I've worked for my father in a
family business.

Business is based in Puerto Rico.

It'll be easier for me to do my job
living in Puerto Rico.

I was only in New York for Mary and her
job.

I wish there was something I could do or
say to fix this.

I've done it all. I've said it all.

It's over.

And right now we just need to move on.

Those boxes in the corner are just, you
know, some things Mary left behind.

I'll take them or leave them, whatever.

Goodwill will be here tomorrow to pick
up whatever's left.

So that's why you called? You wanted me
to pick up Mary's boxes?

Yeah, that and I need you to tell your
parents about the divorce.

Me? Why me?

Because Mary should have done it.

But she refused and I can't do it.

I can't talk to your parents right now.

She's your sister. It's your family. So
I'm afraid it's your responsibility now.

Is Mary ever going to come back from
London?

She's in Chicago.

What happened to London?

She was training in London. The job she
was training for is in Chicago.

We can't stay together for him.

And lots of kids have to deal with stuff
like this.

He'll be fine.

He'll have me.

But he'll be far away. I mean, too far
away to have a real relationship with

him. Too far away to be a real father to
him.

Charlie isn't going to be far away from
me. What's that supposed to mean?

Carlos?

Hey, you two.

What's up?

Sam?

David, hello.

We're not talking to you.

Why is that?

We need to get used to you not being
here.

They don't want you to move out.

It's just across the street. I know, but
they're six years old, so to them,

across the street's across the country.

Hello?

Oh, Ruthie, I think she's probably
upstairs.

Oh, yeah, hold on. He's right here.

Vincent, for you.

Yeah? Good.

What is going on with you? I need to
talk to you about Ruthie without Ruthie

knowing I'm talking to you. I want no
part of whatever you're up to.

Goodbye, Vincent.

Did you like the movie?

No. Oh, I thought you'd like it. I don't
like animation.

Well, why didn't you say something?

I thought you liked it.

Well, next time you speak up, okay?

Does this mean there'll be a next time?

Absolutely. Great. When can I move in
with you and your wife?

I think you should meet my wife first
and make sure you like her.

Is she an alcoholic?

No. Then I'm sure I'm going to like her.
When can I bring my stuff over?

Why don't we get our ice cream and then
we'll head over to my house. Gwen, my

wife, is probably home right now and you
can meet her. Now you're talking.

All right. Can I ask you a favor?

Sure. If your wife likes me and you guys
decide to be my new foster parents, can

my sister move in with us too?

You have a sister?

She's in a different group home.

Because she's in a wheelchair.

Hello? Luce, good news. I heard from the
realtor and she has some listings she

wants to show us.

The realtor called you?

Yes.

Maybe.

Okay, I called the realtor, but it's
just because I'm excited and I want to

the process along.

I told you I wanted to handle the house
buying this time around.

You're stalling. We just talked about it
this morning. How exactly am I

stalling? Because I called a realtor and
you haven't. That's stalling. I had to

do some work for my dad this morning.

And one of the girls in my teen
empowerment class had an emergency.

I'm going over some paperwork right now.

But I said I will call the realtor, and
I will call the realtor when I have a

spare moment.

You don't believe me.

No, I don't. But could we save the fight
we're about to have and end it on the

fight we're going to have when you tell
me that you don't really want to move

out of your parents' house?

I will call.

Whatever you say.

If you don't want to see me anymore, you
don't have to lie.

You can just break up with me.

I do want to see you.

I like you a lot.

So you like me, and I like you.

But all of a sudden, you're not
returning my phone calls.

And now when we are together, you're
pushing me away.

I'm not pushing you away.

The last time we were alone together,
you practically ran out the door.

And now that we're alone together again,
you're all nervous and weird.

Well, it's just that it seems like after
a few dates, our relationship is going

in a direction... I can't have sex with
you.

Can't?

What's that mean? Who's stopping you?

I am.

But we don't have to have sex to date,
do we? Okay, see, to me, the difference

between a friend and a boyfriend is
usually sex.

Is this an elaborate way of saying you
just want to be friends?

No. I like you, and not like a friend,
but... But you don't want to sleep with

me. Not don't.

Can't. We have been talking for hours,
and I'm still so confused.

I want to be with you, but I can't sleep
with you. Yeah, that I get.

It's the why I'm having trouble with.

It's complicated.

I'm very intelligent.

I just can't tell you.

You can't explain why you can't have sex
with me, but you want to have sex with

me.

Exactly. Bye, Simon.

Don't go.

Well, then just stop with the double
talk and tell me what's going on with

I'll see you around.

Hello, Dad.

Kelly? In the flesh.

You know, Danny told me you had a good
sense of humor.

He told me you didn't know about me.

I can be packed in an hour.

I see the family resemblance.

So, you're here. Does that mean you're
taking all of us?

All of us?

Danny didn't tell you about Meredith? I
hope Meredith is your dog.

We don't have a dog.

Meredith is my older sister.

She lives in another group home.

You know...

Reverend Camden didn't mention that
Danny had such a large family.

Hello? Hi, Dad.

What's wrong? Why would you
automatically assume something's wrong?

Experience.

I'm just calling to see how you are.

I'm fine. What's wrong?

Everything's fine. Everything meaning
that not everyone is fine.

I didn't say that. You didn't deny it
either.

Are you going to tell me what's wrong?

Okay.

All right, great. 20 questions, my
favorite.

Well, let's start with you. Are you
okay?

Sarah?

Sarah's parents?

All fine.

Oh, here's an oldie but a goodie. Simon.

Is there something wrong with Simon?

As far as I know, no. Well, I know that
Ruthie and Martin and Kevin and

Lucy and the twins are okay, so that
just leaves, oh, I don't know.

Mary and Carlos?

Silence equals possible yes.

Have you heard from Carlos?

Mary? Matt?

Enough. You already did the let's keep
the bad news from Mom and Dad no matter

what farce, and it didn't work. So if
you have some bad news about Carlos and

Mary, just tell me.

Dad?

I just got paged.

You're lying.

Maybe, but I've got to go.

I had fun tonight.

Me too.

I think I'm getting a cold.

Oh.

Good night, Ruthie.

I need you to get Ruthie to break up
with me.

What? I need you to get Ruthie to break
up with me. You're breaking up with

Ruthie? Again?

What is it with you two?

I'm not breaking up with Ruthie. I can't
break up with her.

The last time I broke up with her, it
made her cry, and she yelled at me in

pool hall, and people stared, and I felt
like a loser for hurting her.

But if you can get her to break up with
me, then she doesn't cry and yell, and

everybody's happy.

I'm not happy, and I'm not getting
involved.

Hey, you got us together.

So now I have to break the two of you
up?

Nice try, but I don't think so.

Look, you say she's like a sister to
you.

Do you want to see your sister hurt and
crying again?

I don't want to upset her, okay? I care
about her. But not enough to date her.

I met somebody else.

I could meet somebody else.

Because, look, I'm spending the summer
in Hawaii with my grandparents, and I

guess... To meet someone else in Hawaii,
I need to not be dating Ruthie here.

So, will you help me?

No.

But, against my better judgment, I will
help Ruthie.

Although I don't know how I'm going to
get her to break up with you. She really

likes you.

Just point out my bad qualities.

You really want to do this?

Again?

Yeah, I do.

You should go now, because the urge to
hit you is growing stronger.

Danny called. He told me the good news.
He said that you were going to be our

new foster dad.

Well, I'm going to see what I can do for
you and Danny and your sister.

And I called Christina, and she really
wants to meet you. She's great. She's in

college on a scholarship. She's really
smart. She only comes home every once in

a while now, but when we move in with
you, we'll have a home where we can all

together, so she's probably going to
want to come home every weekend. That's

okay, right, if she comes home every
weekend.

Christina would be?

Our eldest sister.

She's in college with Simon Camden.

late. How's Savannah?

Clean, fed, and asleep.

I'm gonna go look in on her. I talked to
Kevin.

And? Did you call the realtor today?

Oh, I was a little busy, but I'm gonna
call.

But you didn't. And you were gonna move,
and you haven't.

Tell me, Mom, why do you want us out of
the house so badly?

Is it really that inconvenient, us
living here?

Look, I don't want you to go, and I'm
gonna miss all of you very much when you

do go.

But you and Kevin... What about us?

You're two people living in one small
room. That's stressful.

Kevin and I are fine.

Mary and Carlos were fine at one point,
too.

Mom, Kevin and I aren't Mary and Carlos.

And Mary and Carlos aren't on a trial
separation because real estate matters.

I already have one daughter with marital
problems.

I don't want to have another one. That's
why I want you to move.

That's why you need to move.

Before what seems like a small problem,
living here, turns into a big problem.

And then who knows what would happen.

Mom, Mary and Carlos are going to work
out their problems.

Mary's Mary, but she's a mother and
she's a wife and she has

You don't just wake up one day and
pretend that you don't have a family.

Mary will come around.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to
go check on my daughter and then I'm

going to call the realtor.

Okay?

You're back?

Are you glad?

Yeah. Do you want to come in?

If I do, it's not to play board games or
watch TV or hold hands.

I don't want to lose you.

So does that mean you want me to come
in?

Yeah.

Simon, I...

you conned me you're a man of god and
you conned me is isn't there some rule

against that can a minister be a grifter
we can't take four kids we're not

prepared to do it it's only three
christina would like to visit on

college breaks she called me this
morning they're good kids they're great

But Gwen and I can't take them all in.
We're new to foster care.

We want to get our bearings and not get
in over our heads. And what if we took

them all and we couldn't handle it? And
then we had to send them all back. That

would be just terrible for them and for
us.

Sister, you mentioned your big empty
house, and I thought maybe you could

it with the Davis children.

Look, they're all funny, sweet,
energetic kids.

And in a perfect world, we would take
them all.

But Gwen and I can only do what we can
do.

We would still like to take Danny in if
he wants to live with us.

I'm sure he does.

And his sisters can come visit. And
we'll take him to visit his sisters as

as he wants.

I know you will.

It's just, Eric, I... I can't tell Danny
and his sisters that we're only taking

Danny.

Could you...

Bring them by the church later today and
help me explain.

Well, I did get you into this. I should
help get you out.

I'm sorry.

Oh, I'm sorry, too.

You know, I probably would have done the
same thing if I'd been in your shoes.

There must be something I can do or you
can do or my family can do to stop this

divorce.

There isn't anything anyone can do.

I don't think this is what you want.

This has never been about what I want.

Mary is the one who left me.

She's the one that moved to London.
She's the one that doesn't want to be

married. She's the one that doesn't want
to be a mom.

Okay? So don't blame me because I'm just
an idiot who fell in love with her and

married her and wanted to spend the rest
of my life with her.

I have done everything I can, and I've
waited longer than most would have

waited.

Mary wants what she wants.

And apparently she doesn't want me or
Charlie anymore.

I'm sorry.

It's just that this is not how we were
raised. We don't run away from

responsibility. Yeah.

Well, I'm sorry, too.

I want to yell at Mary, not you.

Yeah, maybe I could talk to Mary. She
listens to me sometimes.

What would you say to her?

Grow up.

Be responsible. Be an adult.

Hey, be a mother. Honor your wedding
vows.

She won't listen to me. She won't listen
to anyone.

Have you told your parents yet?

About the divorce, about Charlie?

I tried.

Please, I'm counting on you.

When my mom and dad hear about this,
it's going to kill them.

It's not just the divorce, but when they
hear about Charlie, it's going to kill

them. All right.

Considering your father's cardiac
history, can you stop using the word

My parents survived.

I survived. Charlie survived.

Look, your parents and the rest of your
family won't be happy.

But they'll survive, too.

If you can't do it, I'll call them for
you.

But I think they'll take the news much
better coming from you than from me.

How are things going, Zoe?

Good. I like her.

Yeah, she's nice.

How are things going with Vincent?

I'm so happy.

Really? Yeah.

Wow. What?

Nothing. No, what were you trying to
say?

You like him and that's all that
matters.

So you don't like him?

No, he's fine.

Fine?

What don't you like about him?

Let's go get some lunch. My treat.

No. Tell me what you don't like about my
boyfriend.

Well, he's a bit demanding, isn't he?

And he's not very athletic.

I mean, I kind of thought you might end
up with a jock, not a Vincent.

And? Well, I probably shouldn't tell you
this, but I think I saw him smoking

with some kids from school.

I know how you feel about smoking.

Smoking? And have you ever noticed how
big his head is? I mean, it's not

I'm just saying, I think you could do
better.

You do?

You belong with someone who fits in with
your lifestyle and your family better.

You think?

Yeah. But you're never going to meet
that perfect guy who's just out there

waiting for you as long as you're dating
Vincent.

So you think I should break up with him?

Why not?

Just tell him it's not working out. Just
tell him you're moving on to bigger and

better things.

Bigger and better?

Absolutely. You seem to feel pretty
strongly about this.

Me breaking up with Vincent.

I care about you.

Hey, will you keep an eye on Savannah?

She's down for a nap.

Sure, where are you two off to?

To meet the realtor.

Good for you, both of you.

Well, I said I'd call, and I called.

What's wrong?

Those were leaving because they wanted
to.

But it's you. You want everyone to
leave.

You know, no one is going to believe
that I spent all night with you.

Again. And all we did was eat spaghetti
and slow dance.

Who cares what other people think?

Simon, what's going on with you?

Why won't you sleep with me?

I told you it's complicated and
personal.

We were going to have sex last night.

That's pretty personal.

I'm sorry, but I just can't do what you
want me to do.

Can't or don't want to?

Want to, but can't.

Is there something wrong with you?

Physically?

No, I'm fine.

But I... I... I have to get ready for
work.

You know, it's not what you're thinking.

How do you know that?

Because there's no possible way in the
world you could be thinking of the

why I won't sleep with you.

Based on your reputation, I never
thought you'd play this hard to get.

God, help me.

No, really, God, please help me.

I'm not going without my sisters.

You're going to go home with George, and
you're not going to worry about me or

Kelly or Christina.

But we're a family.

Yeah, but we can't all be together.

And you're not going to blow this
opportunity.

We've always made do with what we have,
even if what we have is nothing.

We're not angry with you that you can't
take the rest of us. Just promise that

you're going to take really good care of
our baby brother.

Yeah, take care of him.

I can't go off and live in some nice
house with nice parents, knowing that

guys will be stuck in a group home. It's
okay.

Kelly and I are going to be okay.

You know, it's not okay.

You're all coming home with me.

And I mean it.

I do. We have the room.

We're taking all of you.

Really?

Don't do it just because you feel sorry
for us.

No, I'm doing it because you all belong
together.

And I'm doing it because... You care
about us?

Yeah.

And now let's go tell my wife the good
news because she's going to be very

surprised. I'll call Greta at social
services and get the paperwork going.

I'm sorry. I just never ever thought I
would

have a dad.

I'm so old and nobody's ever wanted me.
I want you.

for goodness sake.

What about this?

Oh, he's small.

What about this one?

Eh, too big.

And this one?

This one is the perfect size, but...

The backyard is tiny.

Oh, but, um, this one has the perfect
backyard, but the house is too dark.

We can paint the house.

No, it's dark on the inside because of
all of the trees around the outside.

We can cut the trees down.

Well, I don't want to kill trees that
are, like, 100 years old.

Oh, this house is great. I loved it.
This is the perfect house for us.

But? It's in the wrong school district.

We can send our kids to private school.

No, I don't want our kids in private
school.

You do want me to find a house that I
love, right?

Well, it might take me some time to find
that house. How much time?

I don't know, but I'm willing to look as
long as it takes.

Hey, Dad.

Hey, Matt, I was just going out the
door. Can I call you back when I get

No, I might lose my nerve by then.

Nerve?

Mary and Carlos?

You want to tell me what's going on? I
don't want to. I have to. Carlos asked

to. Carlos?

Dad, Mary and Carlos are getting a
divorce.

And Carlos is moving to Puerto Rico.

Yeah, I can't say I'm surprised.

Your mom was kind of holding out hope
that...

Mary might come to her senses, but I
just didn't think.

Like I said, I'm not surprised.

I'm sad, but I was kind of expecting it.
I have something to tell you you

weren't expecting.

Look, there's no easy way to say this,
so I'll just say it.

Mary signed away custody of Charlie.

Charlie is going to live in Puerto Rico
with Carlos permanently.

Are you saying that Mary gave up her
son?

Looks that way.

And she isn't in London anymore. She
transferred to Chicago.

I tried to call her, but she won't take
my calls. And I don't think she'll take

any of our calls.

So she won't talk to her family?

She left her husband and she abandoned
her child.

It gets worse.

How can it get worse?

Well...

You have to tell Mom.

Would you guys like a snack?

No, thank you.

We could go to the park. No, thank you.

We could go to the toy store.

Oh, thank you. You know, I'm not making
Lucy and Kevin and Savannah leave, or

Martin. And I didn't make Matt and Mary
and Simon leave.

We want our brothers and sisters back.

You made them leave. Make them come
back.

We need to talk.

Boy, do we need to talk.

I spent the day with Martin, and I've
been thinking... It's okay.

Tell me whatever you have to say.

I can take it.

Martin wants me to break up with you.

And I think he wants to date me.

What?

No, I think you must be misunderstood.

I mean, he... He's dating Zoe.

He's really into Zoe.

Trust me, he's really into me, too.

And I didn't even think about Zoe.

If he breaks up with her, I can't be the
reason. I'm not a homewrecker.

Really, I... I knew his dad coming home
and him moving out of the house would

change their relationship. I knew it.

So would you tell him?

Tell him that you and I would never
break up, ever.

Eric, I'm so sorry.

Matt called?

No, why would Matt be calling? Something
wrong?

No, never mind. I just thought, what's
going on?

Why are you sorry?

Well, Greta called from social services,
and she missed you at the church.

Did she tell you that Cecilia's parents
are going to foster the Davis children,

all of them, and that eventually they
want to adopt? That's the project I

want to tell you about because I didn't
want to jinx it.

The Davis mother found out that...

Her kids are going into a new foster
home and that the foster parents might

adopt. And... And?

Well, there's a problem.

So, why would Matt be calling me? Is
something going on?

Did Greta say what the problem is?

No.

I better call her.

What are you doing out here?

Your landlord isn't around.

Are you okay?

No, it's driving me crazy. I have to
know.

Look, I understand that it's complicated
and personal, but just tell me.

I don't have to sleep with you, but I
have to know why you won't sleep with

I made a promise to God.

I had a crisis a while back, and I asked
God for help.

And in return, I promised that I would
change some of my ways with women.

Well, that is personal and complicated.

And you're right.

I never in a million years would have
guessed that God is the reason you won't

sleep with me.

See, I'm the only one in my family to
live my life this way, to have sex

marriage. My brother, my sisters, they
all waited.

And after my crisis, I started thinking
that maybe there was something to the

way that they lived their lives, at
least their sex lives.

So I started to try to live my life a
little bit more like them and a little

less like me.

I think my other relationships failed
because there was a lack of commitment.

Well, now that you know everything, I'll
understand if you think I'm a weirdo

and you want to leave, go and be with
someone else you could have sex with.

Your brother Matt got married young?

Yeah, Matt fell in love on the first
date.

And Mary, too. She married young?

And the one at home, married to the cop?

Lucy hadn't finished college when she
got married.

Well, they definitely lived their lives
differently from you.

Let me ask you.

Do you see us together long term?

Do you see us getting married as a
possibility?

Yeah. Well, maybe someday.

So you might want to marry me?

Oh, yeah. That's a possibility.

Are you asking me to marry you?

Well, are you?

What would you say if I did?

I guess I might say yes.

You really like me that much?

Yeah. Do you like me that much?

Yeah, I think I do.

I'm curious.

If we were engaged, how would that
affect your promise to God?

Well, being engaged is definitely a
commitment.

Simon, do you want to get married?