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Bridget! I'm so happy to see you.
Well, I was coming to take you and Ivy to lunch.
About that, is there any way I can get a hold of the police here?
Yeah, of course. You just have to use the landline. I already tried that,
The landline's not working and my cell phone had spotty reception.
I can't get a hold of anyone.
Is everything alright?
No.
Everything's fine.
You know, I'll get the address myself, and I'll go down to the station. I
really, you know, thank you.
But maybe lunch another time.
I know where the station is.
I'll drive you.
You know, Ty, you can tell me anything.
It's Ivy.
She's mad at me, and it's not like her for her to go off for hours on end.
Normally when she's mad at me, she goes around the block for a walk.
But recently, you know...
Spending a lot longer time on her walks.
You guys got into a fight?
It's embarrassing.
It's my fault, really.
Well, you said that she comes back, right? So, do you think it would be
for you to leave the house?
Oh my god, you're right.
Okay, well, how about...
I will go to the station and you can stay here and wait for her.
Has it even been a day, Ty?
You know they're just going to tell you to come back in 48 hours.
Well, you said she was young.
This is what young girls do when they're on holiday.
It's her honeymoon.
You'd think she would behave herself.
Well, little girls will pout when they don't get their way.
And then they'll drive you crazy with worry.
Then they'll come back when she thinks you'll be more grateful
than angry that she left.
She's not a little girl.
18 is still late adolescence.
You've got a full -blown hormonal temper tantrum for at least another two years,
at least.
They don't stop developing until they're 23.
Come here.
You forgot.
I was her age once.
I drove my father crazy.
I'm her husband, not her father.
Well, her dad walked her down the aisle, did he not?
It's symbolic, really. It's like he's passing on down his
father duties to you, her husband.
Beautiful, really.
It's like...
I took care of her as a baby.
Now, you take care of her as a woman.
Yeah, and what a fine job I'm doing taking care of her.
I'm sorry. I didn't mean to offend you.
Please, sit down.
I just feel like we could be doing more.
You know, I've walked all over this island. I went to the tiki restaurant
bar.
She's hiding from me.
I'm sure she is.
Are you really laughing like it's a joke?
This island's a third world country. Do you know any desperate people that are
here that would kidnap her and do God knows what?
Come on.
Listen.
Trust me.
She's going to be fine.
It's so sweet how you worry for her.
You're so good.
You're so sweet.
I see so much of your mother's goodness in you.
You
know
my mom. Remember her, right?
Mm -hmm.
Think that she could be too clingy at times?
It's our obligation to cater to our mothers.
You know, they gave us life after all.
Yeah. I feel the same way.
Do you ever think about what... could have been had
I not been so foolish.
I was a little intolerant of you.
Look, I thought the world revolved around what my idea of a perfect wife
I owe you an apology, Bridget.
I should have never broken my promise to you.
What promise?
Sickness and in health.
in my vows to take care of you, you know, to honor and love you.
And, well, alcoholism is a disease.
It's okay.
We were young.
I didn't think about how my actions were going to affect you.
Just kids.
In truth, we were the same age as Ivy.
You know, Ivy is an unusual name.
It sounds like that daughter, the daughter of the big shop
banker. Henderson.
Yes, yes, the guy that you read about in the newspaper with all the bailouts.
Oh.
I see.
Well, I guess I would put up with some of those temper tantrums myself if it
meant getting married into that family.
What are you insinuating?
Nothing.
I just know that you are intolerant of abusive behavior.
But... I guess Ivy can give you more than I ever could.
Her parents don't give me a dime.
Matter of fact, I take care of her.
I'm the one who paid for this whole entire wedding, and my mother paid for
honeymoon.
I never asked for charity, okay?
When I met you, I was completely different.
But I work for my money now. You know what? And it feels really good to earn
money honestly.
I work for a living.
Of course.
We ran some fine scams, Tyler.
And we never stole from anybody who wasn't
stealing from the poor themselves.
I'm through with it as well.
I started thinking about my own mortality when my husband died.
You never mentioned your husband died.
It was...
Sudden. It was a heart attack.
Terrible.
You know, we did have some good times, though, Bridget.
The best of times.
You know, I can't help but remember them when I look at your face.
You know, you haven't even aged a bit.
And you.
Beautiful as ever.
But can't say you haven't changed, though.
Look at you.
You went from an adorable 18 -year -old girl to this sophisticated woman.
You know, you just got a way about yourself, too.
I'm sure men would fight to be in your company.
I'm not the social bee I used to be, you know? Like, I lead a very
quiet... and solitary life here.
It's really good to see you, my old friend.
God, how I miss that smile.
I think about you often, and it's good to see that my little busy bee is
successful and staying out of trouble as well.
I mean, a bee can do so many good deeds, you know, like provide honey and...
Let's go from flower to flower and do so much for the earth.
But she sings once, and her reputation's all ruined.
Good deed.
I mean, don't you think I was more
good than bad?
No one has ever touched me the way that you have, babe.
I just want you to know that.
After all these years,
Your touch lingers on my skin.
Your voice in my ear.
And your taste on my tongue.
I'm sorry.
I should have been a better man to you.
You were perfect.
I shouldn't have let you go.
You know, I really hope someone makes you as happy as you made me.
Me too.
Wait, wait, wait. No, no, no. I can't do this.
You wouldn't turn me away when all I wanted to do was to be kissed by you,
right?
No. She doesn't even know you and I existed at all.
We're just reliving a memory. That's all.
Why can't I refuse you?
Because you trust me.
And you know I would never do anything to hurt you.
I just wanted an innocent kid.
For a little fun.
Innocent.
I miss you so much.
You love me?
Yeah.
I think about you
all the time.
It's always been us.
It's just us, right?
pretty in the wedding dress as I did?
No, right?
You
love
me, you love me, you love me!
Baby? Baby?
Just take the baby.
Really?
She's all yours.
She's all yours.
She's always yours.
I'm so lonely, Tyler.
I missed you so much.
No
man
fucks me like you do, baby.
What was I wearing?
That red dress, baby.
I'll never forget that.
Okay.
He's so tight, honey, right?
This is your wedding ring, right?
Yeah.
This means you're married to her.
But while you're with me, you're married to me.
Fuck me like I'm your wife.
Oh my god.
Oh my god.
Oh my god.
Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god.
It doesn't change either.
She wears you out, doesn't she? That she fucking does.
Oh, fuck yeah.
Every day.
Every hour.
Oh,
my
God. Oh,
my God. I want this
to stop. I want this.
Oh my
god.
Oh my god, yeah, yeah, just like that.
Have you ever just fucked and just not wanted to stop?
All the time with you, yeah.
All the time, sweetie.
Say that again.
I say with you all the time, sweetie.
Can you tell me you love me?
I love you.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
I don't want to be your good girl. Oh, my God, you're so fucking good, baby.
Oh, yeah, put this down, baby.
Oh, my God.
I don't want to be bad.
Oh, yeah.
You never used to let me come before you.
So I'll hold it.
Hold it. I'll hold it so you can just feel it.
Baby,
I'm sorry. I'm going to come.
I'm sorry.
Come for me. I'm going to come.
I'm supposed to take care of you. I'm so sorry.
I'm sorry. What was I doing?
That little bitch doesn't deserve your dick, baby.
No.
It's not what you are.
It's not what you are. You're not her husband. You're mine.
You're mine, baby.
Right.
My pussy is still all yours and always will be.
This dick. Oh, gosh. She doesn't even know what to do with it.
Fucking 18.
What the fuck does she know?
She doesn't know just how good it can make her come, the way you always make
come.
When I feel it inside, you make me come from the fucking inside.
Oh.
Do you guys fuck when you're out here?
Let's not talk about it this week.
Do you fuck out here?
No, we haven't.
You're not a very good liar.
You know me too well.
That's my bad boy.
Pretend all you want with her.
How's that?
Oh my God, that's Ivy. Get up, get up, get up. You have to go out the back.
We're getting something.
Yes.
Tell me you're going to see me again, right?
Yes, of course. Yeah. I'll see you again.
You might have to kill them.
Okay.
Here's stuff.
I just want to get this out. I want to sleep in the second bedroom.
What? We're married. We can't sleep in separate bedrooms.
Look, I just... I don't know if I want to be a wife. I'm staying in the second
bedroom, and then when we get home, we'll decide if we want to get an
This is insane. Please, don't do this. Tyler, stop.
I don't want to fight anymore. Let's just... I'll stay in the second bedroom.
And we'll just... We'll just be friends for the rest of the trip. Trip?
You mean our honeymoon?
Where have you been?
You see, that's exactly why we're not good for each other. I don't want to
you where I've been every hour of the day. I need freedom. You are not my
father. You were so young. You have no concept of how much money I spent on
wedding. Let alone how much money my mother spent for this honeymoon.
Keep your money.
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