All language subtitles for If Loving You is Wrong s02e03 The Painter

Previously on If Loving You Is Wrong. I
know you and Brad are having an issue.

Can I call your parents? No.

No, no, no. You can't. I won't. I got to
tell you, your mother stopped by.

Got one hour to get that bitch out of
here. Or all hell is gonna break loose

around here.

I can't.

Hold him.

Look, I was chasing Perp down the mar.
When we get the video, we're gonna see

what really happened. We're not gonna
get the video. The case is closed.

Captain. Yeah.

You spoke to Ben about the shooter.

Yeah, I know.

I think something's up there.

What do you mean?

Doesn't look right. Doesn't add up.

I have Stephen's report right here.

I think you should know.

There may be a surveillance.

Stephen's your boss, and there's nothing
about surveillance in here.

Are you telling me his report is wrong?

No.

Okay, then.

That is close.

Okay, thank you, sir.

What's that about?

Why are you always eavesdropping?

I'm not always eavesdropping.

We're partners.

Temporary partners.

Well, I mean, we can make it permanent.
You know, like a tattoo.

That's not gonna happen. Forget about
it. Why not, man?

Look. Go over there and book your perp.

Let's go.

Come on.

What? What?

Now, is that any way to talk to your
partner, Lou?

What do you want, Eddie?

Lou, come on.

I'm just calling to say thank you.

For?

Well, last I checked, you're the man who
saved my life.

Yeah.

Okay. So what does that make us, even
now?

That sure as hell does not make us even.

That still makes you a rook.

Say what?

Looking at other shootings now, Lou?

What are you talking about?

You think just because I'm not there, I
still don't have eyes and ears all

around there?

I do.

Is that right?

Yeah. And from what I'm hearing, You
need to calm your ass out.

What am I doing?

Stop asking questions, Lou.

What the hell are you talking about?

You still don't understand where you
are, dude.

You know what? If you don't have
anything to say to me, you need to get

damn phone.

Because you're getting all testy.

Wow, Lou. You miss me?

I'm hanging up.

Listen, listen.

I just called to say thank you, Lou.

Thank you for saving my life.

I'm not so sure that was the right thing
to do. I'm telling you right now, as

your friend, the right thing to do?

Just stop asking questions about this
shooting. You hear me?

Like I said.

If you got something to say, you should
say it.

No. Thank goodness it's you.

Nothing at all.

Better to go to bed?

Yeah.

Oh.

And to see the baby, I heard.

Yeah.

Thank you.

You're a real friend.

Thank you. I try to be.

You know, she's been doing that all
night.

It's normal.

Her body's been through a lot.

Her vitals are good.

Other than that, she's been sleeping so
peacefully.

Thank you again.

Okay.

What happened?

She wouldn't take her medication, and
you know that she wouldn't.

Be the baby.

Yeah. You all right?

Yeah. I got it under control.

That's a lot. How did you get her to
calm down?

I talked to her.

I was trying to talk to her, too.

Girl,

you weren't.

Nellie, you know how to be gently to
anybody.

I'm going to leave you alone.

And I know you wanted to talk to me
about something.

Make sure you tell her we came by, okay?
I will.

What are you dreaming about?

Hi.

Hi, I'm Marcy. We live just next door.
Oh, hi.

This is my husband, Randall. Hi, I'm
Alex.

Great to meet you guys. Welcome to the
neighborhood. Thank you. Oh, Brad.

This is my husband, Brad. This is
Randall and Marcy. They live next door.

to meet you.

Come here.

Do you have a racket in there? You play
racquetball?

Yeah. Yeah?

Just play some time, huh? Sure. Why not?
Cool.

Hey, do you guys need any help?

No, no, we got it. We got it.

You sure?

Yeah, we got it.

No, we're really good at unpacking. Let
us help.

My husband, he is never going to ask for
help.

I would love it.

Okay.

Come on, I have a ton of boxes inside
already. No problem.

I got it. It's light.

You go get the heavy stuff.

I love the colors you painted the place.
Oh, thank you. It's so warm.

Yeah. Oh, and these drinks are perfect.
You're hanging these already, huh? Yeah.

We figured we'd at least get that stuff
started. It gets a little more like home

now.

Let's get, I guess, in the kitchen?
Yeah.

Yeah, I feel like we looked at so many
houses, and we finally found this one,

and we fell in love with it.

I wish I had sold it to you. Oh, you're
a realtor? Yeah.

Oh, I'm sorry.

No, no, fine. Now you know.

What do you do?

Well... Brad works, so I'm going to be a
stay -at -home mom. Oh, how wonderful.

Yeah.

Where'd you guys move in from?

Middle of Ohio.

Oh, cool, cool. Yeah, I'm from Colorado,
really.

Oh, great. Yeah, yeah.

Wait, okay, so I see you have a baseball
pad, too. You play?

Yeah, I do.

Yeah, I love America.

Oh, cool. Yeah, I played in college.

Yeah, the Little League team at the
park, I've been thinking about coaching.

Oh, nice. Yeah. You got any kids?

Not yet.

Me neither.

Can't wait to have kids, man.

Yeah, I'm not too excited when I work a
lot.

Marcy does too.

She's never home the other day.

She's not?

Nope. Yeah, neither am I.

So, you guys have any kids?

No, but we're going to start trying
soon. Oh, good.

So are we. That's why we bought the
bigger house. Yeah, us too.

You know, I think this is going to be
really great. We're going to be great

friends, neighbor.

Yeah. Having babies together.

This is a safe neighborhood, right? Oh,
yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah, super safe.

Okay, because I'm just a bit worried
about leaving Alex at home all the time.

Oh, you know, I work from home, so, you
know, I'll keep an eye.

Maybe you could look in on it sometime,
should I? Yeah, yeah, sure, man, no

problem. Well, I've taken four, so I
guess we can take four.

Get your money's worth, right? Yeah,
yeah.

All right. I think this is the best.

Okay, all right.

Thank you so much for having us over. Of
course.

Thank you. Wine.

Thank you, baby.

Cheers, you guys.

Cheers.

Thanks for finally coming over.

So, no kids yet, huh? We're working on
it.

Maybe soon.

Every night. We're trying.

Every night.

Yeah, we're doing the same, aren't we,
honey?

Yeah. Right on. How many you want?

Two. Yeah. Four to go.

Boy and a girl.

Perfect family.

How cute. I mean, if we could, you know,
have exactly what we want to. I want a

boy. I want a boy.

I know. I want a boy. I know you do.

I think he wants a boy. No pressure.

Okay, this is only glass number two,
guys. We got three more bottles. All

who's in? We're doing it. Is that night?

I'm a lightweight.

Any more after this and I'm out.

Me too.

Oh, that's my song.

That's our song.

Sorry, we promised each other whenever
we heard the song that we would dance.

And we do.

Why don't you have a song?

Um, I don't think this is your topic.

You can share our song. Come on. Get up.

Come on.

No, no, no, no, no. You can do this. No,
this is your song. Come on, baby.

Come on, Alex.

Let's give it a go. Do it.

Your song, Nora.

Come, honey. Try it.

Come on.

I don't know.

Do that.

We are more of the stand -in way.

Right?

Oh.

Don't tell me this is your song, too.

No. He just likes to slow it down
sometimes.

I like them a lot.

Yeah, me too.

Yeah, it's nice to have good neighbors.

Yeah, me too. You know,

that music kind of got me in the mood.

You sure it wasn't the wine that got you
in the mood?

Whatever it was, I am in the mood.

Lauren, give me five minutes.

Come now.

I need to finish this, all right? It's
tax season. Tax season, I know.

You know what?

Let's go away.

Yes, it can.

I love you.

I love you.

Come on, get in the bed.

You like it rough.

Yes.

I love you, baby.

Our neighbors, uh, totally just saw us.
Oh, my God.

Really?

Oh, no.

Who? Alex or Brad?

Uh, Alex. Oh, God.

He's such a small -town girl. I'm sure
her mind is blown right now.

Well...

Hey. Hi.

Hi. How are you? I'm good. Good.

We wanted to apologize to you.

For what?

For last night.

I think you may have seen us
accidentally.

Oh, well.

Yeah, our bedroom windows face each
other, you know, and your house was just

empty for so long, we stopped kind of
thinking about the curtains and closing

them. Sorry.

Look, it's fine.

Really, it's fine.

We're both adults, all of us, so it's
okay.

Where are you from?

Look at you blushing.

What? I am not! You totally are blushing
right now.

Okay, I am.

It's a little embarrassing.

I'm sorry.

Sorry.

Look, I've never lived in a city this
big before.

You know, where I grew up, I had no
neighbors.

I lived in London for a little while as
a foreign exchange student, but that was

just... Yeah, well, you don't know. This
city is small.

Well, it's not to me.

Look, I've never been exposed to
anything like that before.

Okay, well, sorry again.

And we'll keep in close next time. No, I
looked away.

No. Yeah, sorry.

Okay.

Okay. Sorry.

Okay. We'll see you later. Yeah.

I'll call you later. Okay. Okay, bye.

That food was terrible.

Your taste buds are gone. I loved it.

You would.

Pretty smooth.

I was about to say.

Do they know what salt is?

And pepper?

All right, I'm going to sleep it off.
Good night.

Good night. All right, good night. Get
over here.

Bye.

We'll see you later. Good times,
friends. All right, get over here.

Good times.

All right, we'll see you later. Okay.

All right. Wow.

It's really nice to be nice to their
face, boy.

Kidding thing.

Not if I turn this way. Oh, let me get
that one. Hold on.

Hold on.

Thank you.

All right, big smile. You're happy about
this, man.

Look at that.

Peter.

Peter.

He's a good boy. He's a good boy.

Huh? There it is. There it is.

How you doing?

Uh, I'm good.

Uh, sorry, but Brad's not home.

Oh, yeah, yeah. Marcy's at work, too.

Oh.

Uh, is there something that I can help
you with?

Yeah, uh, yeah. Can I come in?

Yeah, sure.

Where's the kid?

Oh, it's nap time.

Oh, okay.

So, what's going on?

I wanted to apologize to you.

For?

You know, we've known each other for a
few years now.

And sometimes we'll go out after dinner,
say goodbye, and I'll hold

you a little too long.

Or at dinner, maybe my leg will rush up
against yours.

Yeah, but I don't think about it.

Yeah, yeah.

It seems like the last few times you
haven't moved your leg.

What?

No, usually you'll move your leg and
you'll scoot closer to Brad.

But the last few times you just kind of
let my leg touch yours.

Um, Randall.

No, I know.

I know this sounds crazy, but I'm a
psychologist, so I study human behavior.

Okay. Well, maybe in your study that you
should note that we were all drinking.

Right, right. But I think my study would
also say that alcohol is just

an ambition.

I tell you what, from now on, When we go
out, I will sit in between

Brad and Marcy, and that way we won't
have any... I don't want you to move.

Then what are you saying?

I'm crazy. You know I love my wife.

Of course.

And I know you love Brad.

Yeah, it's a given. Right.

Yeah, I just, uh, I know I've been
feeling it a certain way, and I was

if maybe you're feeling like that, too.

Uh,

I,

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

I know you've seen us, uh, having sex.

Well, yeah.

One. No, no, uh.

Almost every night, actually.

What?

I see you peeking through the curtains.

No, I... Alex, I'm trying to be real
here.

Okay, Randall.

As far as us being out and drunk and
hugging and leg -touching and

whatever, I won't say a word.

Okay?

And I'm not watching you have sex.

That's ridiculous.

Okay. I'm sorry. I just... Damn.

What?

I just don't know what's wrong with me.

What do you mean?

I've got this smoking hot wife.

She's beautiful. She's... She's my
everything.

I love her. I just... You know... You
know what? I'm actually...

I'm gonna go.

No.

You need to finish.

Promise you won't tell her?

Quit that.

Promise.

I won't.

Or bread.

I won't.

I want to bend you over the sofa right
now.

Make it as amazing as I know it would
be.

Alex, I think you're beautiful.

Like, really, really beautiful.

I'm sorry, I don't think you're
comfortable.

Too late.

What are you doing?

Sorry.

You need to go.

Just tell me I'm wrong. You're right.

I'm an idiot.

I just thought I felt some chemistry.

You know, the way we laugh and joke.

We're the only ones who get it.

I just talked some time. I just thought
maybe you were feeling that too.

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

Okay.

I'm sorry.

I need to, um, check on my kid.

Come in.

Hi. Hi.

Can I talk to you for a minute?

Yeah. Come in.

What's going on?

Well, I went to the doctor today.

Honey, what's wrong?

They said they don't know why I'm not
getting pregnant.

Marcy.

We've been trying for years.

Look, it's okay.

No, it's not.

You see how Randall is with your kids.

He loves them.

Hey, look at me.

This is going to happen.

You think so?

Yes, I know so.

You just need to relax.

You haven't been by in a few weeks.

I know. I know. I'm sorry.

We've just been so busy and... The kids?

Yeah. Sorry.

Well, you come in by tomorrow, right?

Uh, well, I just, um... Or, you know
what? We'll come here.

Uh, actually, we need to, uh... Oh, come
on. Please.

Please. I really need to get out of the
house. And, you know what? Something is

going on with Randall.

Come on.

You know, okay.

Let me run it by Brad.

Come on,

let's get out of here.

I got it.

Hi. Hi.

You need some adult.

Oh, well... Not tonight, honey. Not...
Yes, tonight. We're going bowling.

Oh.

I'm sorry. We can't. I'm really sorry.
It's all just not a good night.

In general.

You don't have anything to do.

Neither does my wife.

So we're in.

You know?

Oh.

But, um, darling, my parents are coming
in two days.

Okay, we need to get the house ready.

That's in two days.

Okay, um, but who's going to watch the
kid?

Oh, Mrs. Jean on the corner. She agreed
to babysit. I called her and she's on

her way. Darling, you promised that you
were going to help me paint in the

morning. Oh, Randall's a good painter.

That's a great idea.

No, no, no, no. That's... Really, it's
okay.

I actually do have a work thing.

It's okay. No.

He'll help you in the morning. Come on.
Go bowling.

Thanks, buddy. You're a lifesaver.

Love you, honey.

Mm -hmm.

Oh, there's me. Jane, come right now.

Hi, Alice.

Hi. Randall.

Marcy. Look at you.

I like that outfit.

Where are those babies?

They're upstairs.

Okay.

Hey, come on. Get the bowling shoes.

I promise I will be on my best day here.

You know, I have to admit, bowling
yesterday was actually pretty fun.

Yeah, yeah, it was kind of like old
times.

Yeah, you look like old times.

Excuse me? No.

Okay, now that you look old, you look
amazing.

It's just, uh, I can't believe you've
had two kids.

You know what I'm saying?

Well, it was a few years ago.

I would hope not.

Yeah, but their bodies.

I know.

No, I wasn't flirting. I was just, uh, I
meant purely from a genetic, you know,

Physiological standpoint.

Because you know I work out, so I
appreciate that. Yeah, I know.

So you've noticed?

Paint.

Yes, ma 'am.

You know, it actually looks pretty good
in here.

You did a good job.

I want to put the border up, too.

Oh, yeah, I'd like that.

Let me see.

Yeah.

Yeah, your daughter's going to love
this.

Yeah, yes, she is.

You know,

actually, it is a little stuffy. Let me
help

you with that. Probably like ours, like
at home.

She doesn't give it a look.

There you go.

Who could that be?

Yeah,

don't answer. I'll sit here.

Okay.

Who is it?

Your pa.

How are you?

Hi.

Hi. All this... It's a mansion.

Are you going to give me a hug?

Yeah.

Hi.

It just looks like a mansion, doesn't
it, honey?

Those Russians do a lot of illegal
things for money.

He's not a Russian.

He is if I say he is.

Well, you guys weren't supposed to be
here until tomorrow.

No, I needed to get the day off of the
plants. We came a day early so I can get

back. Okay.

Who built this place?

Uh, I don't, I don't know the builder.

You bought a house and you don't know
who built it?

No, sir.

Now that is just stupid.

Probably that husband of hers. You know,
the Europeans, they don't like nothing

American. I see you didn't even buy you
an American car.

All right, I'll be right back.

Hey, why don't you let us sit and play?

Hey, what the hell?

Hey.

Who the hell is this?

Mom, Daddy, this is Randall.

He lives next door.

Next door.

How are you?

You ain't got no clothes, boy?

It was out upstairs. We were painting.

How can you afford to live over here?
Are you on welfare?

Excuse me?

Yo, you good?

Daddy! Mama, please, say something.
What's she gonna say? I come here to see

daughter, and I got some darky walking
down the stairs half naked.

You ain't the fields today, boy.

Dad, please, stop it.

You know we never allowed you to be
around this kind of people. This kind of

people? You know damn well what I'm
talking about. I don't want my grandkids

around this.

Know what, Allie?

I'm gonna go.

Tell Brad I'll speak with him later.
Speak with him? Don't you uppity. Daddy!

Get your damn hands off him!

You hear me?

Don't you dare daddy me, girl.

You have some respect for what we taught
you.

You got that thing in your house.

The hell is wrong with you?

I raised you better than that.

You hear me talking to you?

Huh?

Matter of fact, let's go, Virginia.

Let's go now!

You shouldn't have had him.

You know how your daddy is.

Mama.

Listen, they weren't even supposed to be
here. They're not supposed to come

until tomorrow.

Okay,

what are you talking about?

You grew up with him.

I wish that I could change the way that
they think, but I can't. Look, I'm a

psychologist, right? I get it. I know
where that kind of thinking comes from.

It was deeply rooted in him.

And it's been there long before you came
to the planet.

I'm just so embarrassed.

It's fine.

Really? You just make sure you teach
your kids to be better.

Every generation we get that much
further away from that kind of

You okay?

Yeah.

I like your eyes.

I lived with that my whole life.

And I love my parents. I do. But my
father is not a good man.

He's a racist?

Yes, but I'm not.

I know.

I don't care about the color of
someone's skin.

I know.

Please, don't judge me by them.

Okay? Please.

It's okay. Don't embarrass me. Okay.

Please don't hate me because of them.
It's not about them.

No, no.

They're not in there.

I can't, I can't do this.

You want to.

I'm sorry I'm going to have to leave.

It's been a really long time.

Friday.

And I'm busy and I... Do you want me?

I don't know.

Do you want me?

Just do you want me?

No, Brett.

Every time I think I can move on,
something reminds me.

And every time I try and forgive you,
something else shows up.

I realized when I saw your son today,
every day he's going to be a reminder.

Every day.

And for that, I'm going to remind you
every day of what you've done.

So welcome to the rest of your life.

It's going to be hell.

What did he say?

Next, on If Loving You Is Wrong.

Hey. What are you doing here?

I need to talk.

Oh, get out now! I already don't want
his ass here, and now I got your ass in

this house, too?