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Although fictionalized tonight's film was inspired by actual events.

She said it would be the best summer ever and it was I wanted it to last for

rest of our lives As much as I hate what she did to me I will always love her

Good morning, Mr. Pup.

Hi, Brent.

Did you see me, Mom? Did you see me win?

Of course I did, darling, and that's the first medal of the summer.

Come on, Laura, let's get your medal.

Congratulations. You must be very proud of your swimmers today.

You really whipped them into shape. It's so early in the summer.

Thanks, Mrs. Conrad.

Matt, we've known each other for years. Don't you think it's time you call me

Vivian?

Okay, sure.

How about a picture of the winner?

Matt, we need the coach, too.

Come on, guys. Smile.

Say, Matt, we're going to throw some steaks on the grill tonight.

One more wouldn't be any trouble.

Well, I don't know.

Come on, Matt. Please come.

Okay, sure. Yeah, it sounds like fun.

Yay!

Good.

Justin will be glad, too.

We have so much to catch up on.

Thank you, Mrs.

Vivian. Dinner's at 7 .30.

Okay.

So, are you off the clock yet?

Uh, no, I still got to punch out.

Are you coming to the party at the Winstead this weekend?

Of course she's coming.

My man Matt would never miss a big blowout. Wouldn't you, Matt?

Actually, I got some stuff I need to do.

Well, I hope that you can make it.

I think we'd have a pretty good time.

Bye, Matt.

I'll see you, Alex.

You bet.

What does it matter?

Diane's really hot for you.

What do you need? A tour guide?

An engraved invitation?

A note from your mother?

Is that all you think about is sex?

Face it, man. Sooner or later, you've got to do it with somebody.

Well, maybe that someone hasn't come along yet. Diane is a sure thing.

Go for it. Look, when it happens, it'll happen. Yeah, but at the rate you're

going, you'll probably collect Social Security first.

Oh, I'll get it. No, no, I'll get it, Maggie. You finish the salad.

Hi.

Hi.

Um, I hope I'm not too early.

No, not at all.

Come in.

Would you like a drink?

Yeah, yeah, a beer would be great.

Lauren's going to be so excited you're here. She's right outside.

Looks like you survived your freshman year.

How are your grades?

Uh, Dean's lift.

Both semesters.

Congratulations.

I do hope, though, that you managed to do something more than study.

Uh, not really.

That's what summer vacations are for.

Are you still diving?

Um, not as much as I used to when I was competing.

The pool at school is really always crowded.

Hey, Squirt.

Lauren has not taken off that medal since we got home.

Wow. Do you like it? Yeah, that's great.

I got a new video game. Do you want to go upstairs and play it? Oh, maybe some

other time, sweetheart, but right now Maggie could use your help in the

Okay.

All right, I'll see you later, Squirt, okay?

See you later, Matt.

I think somebody's got a crush on you.

She's a great kid.

I don't know where Justin is. He was supposed to be home an hour ago.

Matt, how do you feel about starting the fire?

No problem.

So, how late does Mr. Conrad usually work?

Depends.

I stopped trying to keep up with Justin's schedule.

Speak of the devil.

Company for dinner.

Any calls?

No.

Nice to see you, Matt. How was school? It was great, Mr. Conrad. Good. Daddy!

one!

Whoa! Look at that thing!

Congratulations, sweetie.

Look, I'm sorry I wasn't there.

That's okay, Dad.

No, no. I'll be there next time. I promise.

Really? Really.

Of course he will.

Matt, would you excuse me a minute? I'm going to go get out of this suit, all

right? Sure, I'm in no hurry, sir.

Yeah, take your time. All right.

So, have you thought about what you want to do after you graduate?

No, sir, not really.

Justin, maybe Matt would like to learn about your securities business while

home.

Yeah, good idea.

Would that interest you, Matt?

Yeah, that would be great, but I know how busy you are. Oh, I'm sure we can

something out.

Excuse me.

Yeah.

Yeah, hold on. This is Bailey from the office. This could take a while. Why

don't you two finish without me?

Sorry.

Yeah.

Well, what do they counter with?

Your kiss.

It's been very nice having you here this evening, Matt.

Hey, that's your job, not mine, all right?

Thanks.

I think I should go.

Thanks for a really nice evening.

Would you tell Mr. Conrad I said goodbye?

I'll get the rest of my bags out of the car.

What? What is he doing here?

Your father decided it's time for him to come back home.

Mama, you've got to be kidding.

Matt, he's been sober for six months now.

Says who? Is that what he told you?

Mom, I can't believe you're giving in to him after what he did to you.

He can't afford to rent his own apartment and pay the mortgage on this

anymore. Well, he should have thought about that before he moved out.

Son, I want to put the past behind us.

I'm sure you do.

What'd you say?

Nothing. No, what did you say?

Nothing. Look, whether you like it or not, I'm moving back in.

I don't need your permission.

When you're done with those towels, my car can use a wash in the next.

Don't hold your breath.

A little testy?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm sorry.

My old man moved back in.

That's a drag.

I knew he couldn't leave us alone.

I knew he'd worm his way back in somehow.

You never know, man. Maybe he's changed.

Changed? My old man?

He'll never change.

Yeah, well... Father or no father, you can come into the party tonight whether

you want to or not.

I won't let you pull your little shy act again this summer.

Do I have to wear a tux?

Yep. But don't worry.

I got you covered.

And I'm warning you, man.

You're going to watch out.

You might just have a little bit of fun tonight.

Catch.

Just look, come on.

Joe, you're almost presentable.

Do we have to do this? Yes, you do.

Let's go.

Wonderful. Thanks. So do you.

Where are you getting tonight?

Chicago on business.

Oh, poor babies.

All alone.

Yeah, all alone.

I have to go be a wife.

Oh, good catch up with you in a minute. Okay.

Oh, well, she's out of town, I think.

Whatever gave that up to you, Frank?

Just a lucky guess.

I saw exactly what you think you're doing.

Merely, my dear, taking advantage of a perfect situation.

Well, thanks, but no thanks, Frank.

Got one like you at home.

He looks like he could use some company.

I think I'll go talk to him.

Vivian, you're absolutely shameless.

How do I look?

Irresistible.

Mind if I join you?

No, no, not at all.

Are you having a good time?

I guess so.

You don't sound so sure.

I feel sort of out of place here.

Why's that?

A lot of these people used to be friends of my parents before.

Before my dad's business went under.

I never really know what to say to him.

Well, you seemed just fine when you were at the club.

People treat you differently when you work for them.

Oh, Matt.

Don't let any of these people make you feel uncomfortable. Not for a minute,

believe me. They are just not worth it.

It's easy for you to say.

Not really.

It used to bother me, too.

You seem so relaxed.

It's probably because I just got to learn how to play their game.

I'm from a small town, Matt.

I'm a preacher's daughter.

I didn't grow up with all these people.

Lauren and I got a little surprise for you this afternoon.

Really? Uh -huh.

I mean, just a little something to say thank you for all the time you've spent

coaching her.

Let's get out of here.

Why don't you put on something more comfortable and drop by my house and

your present?

And here's a little something extra for saying late night. Oh, you don't have to

do that, Mrs. Conrad. No, really, I want to. Please, Maggie, take it. I feel bad

about keeping you away from your family on Saturday night.

Well, thank you very much. You're welcome.

Good night.

Where is everybody?

Lauren's upstairs asleep.

She's going to be very upset she missed seeing you.

And Justin's out of town.

So, when is Mr. Conrad getting back?

I haven't the faintest idea.

I'd like to propose a toast.

To the best summer ever.

The best summer ever.

Here.

Open it up. I think you're gonna love it.

Well, aren't you going to try it on?

Where?

What's wrong with right here?

Matt, I see you in much less than that at the pool. It's just a shirt. Slip it

on.

I better go.

I wish you wouldn't.

Matt. I shouldn't even be here.

Thanks for the shirt.

Matt, I really like you today.

I can't do this.

Will you contract me?

I... I haven't been with that many girls before.

a very good teacher.

Everything okay?

Yes, Lauren sounds asleep.

Can I ask you something?

Of course.

Did, um... Was...

Was that good?

Terrific. Really?

Really.

The truth is, tonight was my first time.

I just felt like I should tell you that. I don't know why.

I just thought you should know.

That's very special, Matt.

I'm quite flattered.

Does that mean I can see you again?

The best summer ever.

Remember?

But you do have to promise me one thing.

Anything.

Well, this can be.

As wonderful a summer as you want it to be.

As long as we keep this just between you and me.

But what about Mr. Conroy? I thought I told you to let me worry about Justin.

I know, I know, but what if... Matt, you have got to tell me and promise me that

you will not say one word about this to anyone.

What are you looking at?

The look on your face says it all.

Nothing serious, Jackie. You know that.

Yes, but the question is, does he?

He's adorable, isn't he?

It's just this innocence about him that I find fascinating.

Well, if you can tear yourself away from Mr. Fascinating our court is ready.

I figured.

It's been a long time. Yes, it has been a long time.

Is Matt home? Matt?

Yes, he's here.

May I speak to him?

Just a minute.

Hello? I hope it's all right that I called.

Of course.

I was beginning to wonder if you'd forgotten about me.

Where are you?

Look out your front window.

So, wanna play a little tennis for a while?

I'll be right out.

So... I take it we're not gonna play tennis?

Would you like to play tennis?

I'd say you have been officially stood up. Man, sure, sure. I'm telling you,

this girl really digs me.

Woo -hoo -hoo!

Inspiration has arrived!

I have a little surprise for you.

I've rented a house at the beach for us. A whole week of nothing but sea and

sun, just you and me.

Hmm?

Captain, that's wonderful.

I called your folks. They'd be happy to take Lauren for the week.

This is what you wanted, isn't it?

Of course.

We haven't been away together in a long time.

Hey, Matt.

Matt.

Matt, what do you want to drink?

You drinking anything?

Nothing.

Well, hello there.

What are you doing here? I'm about to ask you the same question.

The girl you're with is pretty.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Allie keeps trying to set me up with her. I got stuck.

No, no, really. There was nothing I could do about it.

Matt, I'm just teasing you.

Oh, right.

I tried calling you this afternoon.

That's funny. Maggie didn't say there were any messages.

Messages? I'm not crazy. I didn't leave any messages.

I've been thinking about you all day.

Really?

When can I see you again?

I'm free tomorrow.

I'll arrange for Maggie to take Lauren someplace.

And we can spend part of the day together.

That would be great.

Whoa, a little jumpy, aren't we?

Hi,

Mr. Conrad. I was just telling Mrs. Conrad that I've been meaning to drop by

office and see you.

I've been really busy. Anytime. Anytime at all.

Thanks. Oh, just a minute.

Lauren won't be at swim practice this week. Viv and I are going to be going

of town.

So Lauren will be staying with the grandparents.

Is that a problem?

No. No, sir. Not at all.

Always nice to see you, Matt.

They're all out.

I can't believe you're going away with him for that long.

Matt, it's only a week.

Yeah, but the summer's short enough as it is, Vivian.

School's starting soon.

Oh, Matt, don't do this to me.

Justin planned this trip.

He just dropped it on me out of the blue.

What was I supposed to do?

You're going to miss me?

Of course I'm going to miss you.

You're going to miss me?

Let me show you how much.

Your mother was worried half out of her mind when you didn't come home last

night.

I told her I'd be late. This isn't late, Matt.

It's dawn.

Where the hell have you been, anyway?

Running a business.

Matt.

As long as you're living under this roof, everything you do is my business.

I just want to make sure you're not doing something you'll be sorry for

Get real.

You don't care about me.

You don't care about Mom either.

And the only reason why you're back in this house is because you're flat broke.

There's Dad I know.

Let's go inside

Look

I

hate to do this but

I have to fly back to Chicago tonight.

The Kramer deal's falling apart.

Why didn't you tell me this earlier?

Because I didn't want to disappoint you.

Oh.

This is so typical of you, Justin.

You say you want us to be alone together, then you just run off on

first time the sun rises.

Business is what pays for vacations like this.

Business puts a roof over your head and a tennis racket in your... I'm sorry you

find my business so offensive.

How long are you going to be gone?

Well, if I'm lucky, only a day or two, and I'll probably have to go straight

back to the office when I return.

Look, I'm sorry.

I'd better go pack.

I'm glad it's you.

How are you?

I'm fine, but I miss you.

Are you where you can talk?

Sort of.

What's up?

Well, Justin had to leave on business today.

I can leave right now.

Why don't you come down tomorrow?

But you call me just as soon as you get to town, okay?

I'll give you the number.

Okay.

that, honey?

Uh, Tommy Perkins.

Your old roommate?

Yeah, yeah.

Um, he wants me to come up to his parents' cabin. A bunch of friends are

from school.

When?

Tomorrow. I could be there before lunch.

What about work?

Get somebody to replace me.

You still have the kite? I still have the kite. Do you want me to hold this

now? Yes.

Why not?

I'm going to let go.

I wish

the

wind could pick us up like that.

Never bring us back.

Yeah. Mom, hi.

I just wanted you to know I got here safe and sound.

Okay, I'll be home in a couple days.

Okay, bye.

That was so sweet.

I don't like my mom to worry.

Well, all mothers worry about their children.

Yeah, well, this is different.

It is? How is this different?

I did something a while back that really scared her a lot.

That sounds like it must have been pretty serious.

It was serious.

Well, do you want to tell me about it?

I don't think I really want to talk about it right now.

I hope you know that you can tell me anything.

And it's never going to change the way I feel about you.

I tried to kill myself.

Why?

To get away from my dad.

What did he do to you?

It started when I was about six.

He used to slap me with his hand.

That wasn't so bad.

But when that didn't work, he used to...

With me with the belt.

Thick, black, leather belt.

Anything would set him off if I didn't win a swim meet, if I didn't bring home

straight A's in my report card.

Oh, Matt.

He would just grin at me, and then he'd snap that belt.

I still hear it.

Did your mother ever try to stop it?

She tried.

Would he just slap her down and keep coming at me?

When did it stop?

Stop?

Never stop.

There were times when he beat me so hard, I thought he was going to kill me.

That's when I decided to kill myself.

Saving the trouble.

My mom walked in on me.

Hello. Oh, hi.

Just taking a nap.

How did your meeting go?

Well, I don't know, Justin.

I'll be home in a day or two.

I miss you, too.

Yeah, that's good. We'll just... We'll see what happens.

Yeah, I am. I'm sleepy.

I love you, too.

Are you okay?

I don't want to go back to school.

I don't want to be away from you, not even for a day.

That's a sweet mess.

You have to go back to school. You can't lose your scholarship.

I don't care about my damn scholarship anymore.

I love you.

Do you love me?

I care for you so much.

I've told you that.

Matt.

The fact that you tell me you love me, that means so much to me.

And I want to be an important part of your life.

You are my life, Vivian.

Matt, listen to me.

We both have our own life to lead.

You want to go back to school. I have my family. Stop it, Vivian.

I love... I want to be with you.

Matt. Say you love me, too.

Not that easy. You told Justin you loved him. I heard you.

Vivian, I've told you things that I've never told anyone before in my life.

You're the first person I've trusted enough to do that.

Doesn't that mean anything to you? Of course it does. Then why can't you tell

you love me?

Tell me you love me.

Matt, you're hurting me. Three words, Vivian. I want to hear them.

I love you. Again.

I love you. Again.

I love you.

See, was that so hard?

You know,

I can't believe you actually showed up today.

Sorry, man, but it's not like I've been hiding out.

Yeah, well, you could have fooled me.

Alex, have you ever cared about someone so much that it hurt?

That if you left him behind, you'd... Thought you'd die?

Once.

Well, then maybe you'll understand what's been going on.

I'm in love.

Well, that explains a lot.

You finally did it, didn't you?

You did it, and you kept it all to yourself.

Well, come on, Matt. Who is she?

Vivian Conrad.

We've been seeing each other since the beginning of the summer. We're in love.

Oh, man.

You are way over your head.

I didn't know whether to show them to you or not.

Matt, get in here.

Charles, he leaves for school soon.

You'll let me handle this.

What?

What's going on here?

This is Vivian Conrad's credit card.

I want an answer.

I'm in love with her, Mom.

You can't mean that.

Vivian's the best thing that ever happened to me. You must be out of your

Matt, she's a grown woman.

She's married, and she has a child.

You haven't even finished school. Vivian wants me to finish school.

She's the only reason I'm bothering to go back.

This just isn't normal.

Not sure.

Like this family wrote the book on being normal.

Just a minute.

I'm not through with you yet. You touched me again.

What are you doing? We need to talk.

This is not a good time. Vivian, my parents found out about us.

I thought we had an arrangement. How did that happen? It doesn't matter. They

found out.

Look, you have to leave now.

Vivian, we need to talk.

Viv, who is... Oh, hello, Matt. What can we do for you?

Matt just stopped over to say goodbye on his way back to college. Isn't that

right, Matt?

Yeah, sure, whatever.

Well, good luck.

You're going to have to excuse us, Matt. We have company.

Right. company sorry man yeah i'm sorry too

You are absolutely beautiful.

Matt, what are you doing here?

I wanted to see you before I went off to college.

I've been trying to call you for the last couple of days, but Maggie keeps

giving me the runaround.

How did you get in the house?

No one answered. I let myself in. That's okay, isn't it?

No, it's not okay.

Justin and Lauren will be here in a few minutes.

Well, then we got a few minutes.

No, don't.

Stop it, Matt.

We could get caught.

You never wanted me to stop before.

He's going to kill you if he finds you.

Hurry, man.

Come on.

Quickly.

My shoes.

What?

Will you write to me? Yes, of course. You promise? Yes.

Go change and then you can watch the videos, alright?

I think I'll get dressed now.

You do that.

Dear Matt, as always, it was great hearing from you.

Why is it that whenever I'm alone, my mind drifts back to thoughts of you?

I can almost touch your smooth skin, see your bright blue flies, and feel the

way you used to hold me in your arms.

We both know you're going back to school was the right thing to do, but I will

always cherish the time we spent together this past summer.

I hope your classes are going well. I just know you'll make the Dean's list

again this semester.

I am so proud of you.

And I know you have a bright future ahead of you.

Write again soon.

I miss you.

Vivian.

in your bedroom.

Any messages?

Matt Templeton called.

Three times, Mommy.

Three times.

You better get a move on. We have to be there in an hour.

Okay. I won't be long. I won't be long at all.

Thank God you're home. I've been trying to call you all day.

Hi.

Hi, Jackie.

I guess you can't talk.

No, Justin and I are just getting ready to go out for dinner this evening.

Listen, I thought I was always supposed to call you, remember?

I know, I know. I couldn't help it.

I've been getting your letters. They're great.

I can't wait to see you over the holidays.

No, I... Actually, this is not a very good time for me to talk.

Okay.

I get it.

But when would be a good time? I'd love to talk to you.

Well, thank you for calling.

I'll talk to you soon.

Dear Vivian, all I do is think about you.

Just when I think I can't miss you anymore, the hurting starts all over

I see people everywhere, but I don't try to make friends.

What's the point?

They're not you.

I'd much rather be alone in my room with only my thoughts of us.

You'll can't believe how lucky I am you let me into your life.

I asked myself a million times, why me?

I think it's because deep down you know that no one will ever love you as much

as I do.

Here I am, sweetheart.

Oh, Kiana, here, take your foot out.

Is it bad?

No, no. Nothing little antiseptic won't fix.

I'll be right there, sweetie.

When I'm missing you the most, I keep telling myself I'll be home before I

it. And that you'll hold me in your arms again.

Remember that I will always love you.

Matt.

Oh, there.

That wasn't as bad as we thought it was, right?

It stings a little bit, but it's better now. Okay.

Then you go.

You made quite an impression on Matt Templeton last summer.

What are you talking about?

Can't I explain that?

Vivian, I want an explanation.

You keep your voice down, Lawrence, and hear us where you say. You always get

exactly what you want, don't you, Vivian?

Oh, don't you dare look at me like I'm the only one in this room who's ever had

an affair.

I never claimed to be perfect, but even at my worst, I still used a little

common sense.

The boy is only 19 years old.

Damn it, Vivian.

This isn't just a casual affair to him. He thinks he's in love with you. What

the hell were you thinking?

I was thinking maybe I was happy for a change. For a change? How could you not

be happy? You have a daughter who loves you, a beautiful home, clothes, cars,

money, the club. I have given you everything you have ever asked for. You

don't get it, do you, Justin?

You've given me everything except what I needed. Yeah, what's that?

I needed you.

But you've never been in this home long enough to even see it.

So your way of getting back at me is to have an affair with Matt Templeton? No,

I was not getting back at you.

I was... merely trying to keep myself from being so alone.

You don't know the meaning of the word alone till you have to live in this

without your husband or your daughter, because that's exactly what's going to

happen if you don't cut this thing off with Matt. I will see to it that you

everything. Me, Lauren, everything.

Do I make myself perfectly clear?

Call Matt.

I think you know the number.

What is it?

Long call, Hamilton.

Who is it?

Some woman named Vivian.

Hi. I can't believe you called.

Matt, I have something to say to you. It's important that you listen very

closely.

What are you talking about?

It's over, Matt.

You can't possibly mean that, Vivian.

Justin found one of your letters. He knows everything.

I don't give a damn if your husband found out or not.

I'm sorry, Matt. It's over.

But you told me you loved me.

I have to hang up now.

No, don't. Please, don't. Vivian, don't hang up.

What the hell do you want? Where's Vivian?

Mrs. Conrad is upstairs.

I need to talk to Vivian. That's not possible. You're no longer welcome in

home. Vivian!

Vivian! You shut up!

Now, are you going to leave on your own matter, or do I have to call the police?

Yes, I'd like to report an intruder.

903 Bracton Way.

Police are on their way.

Do you care to wait in the den?

Are you proud of yourself?

Mom?

Nothing, sweetheart.

Daddy just thought he heard something. You go back to bed.

Get out of our lives!

I was only trying to do the right thing, Matt.

I know.

I know.

What on earth brought you home from school?

Let's get you some sleep and we'll talk about it in the morning.

Son of a bitch.

Justin, please, let it go.

Okay,

I've got to go, though. Lauren and Justin are going to be looking all over

me. Bye, girls.

It's okay. I just got my own job back.

That's not going to change anything. I still can't see who I'm for.

Not now, but it will.

I know Justin made you say those things. And he was right.

I love you, Vivian.

And I'm willing to wait for you no matter how long it takes.

I'll be here to take you back.

Look, it's over, Matt.

Nothing can change that.

But Vivian... You'll find somebody else. You'll find someone who is right for

you. Vivian, I don't want anybody else. I want you.

You can't have me.

You can't.

You're tearing yourself up over something that can never be.

Look at me.

You have got to let this go.

Do you understand?

We have hurt enough people already.

Thank you very

much.

Brent from the club is on the phone.

Where was Lauren off to in such a hurry?

Oh, to Henderson's for a slumber party.

She was very excited.

Call me.

I haven't talked to Mr.

Conrad. Get off me.

I'm very sorry, Mr. Conrad.

It's all right, Henry. I'll take care of this.

Matt, why don't you grab a chair and join us?

That'll be all?

Yes, sir.

What seems to be the problem? You're the problem. You just decided I can't have

a job here.

I have no idea what you're talking about. You liar!

Calm down.

He had me fired, Vivian. That job was the only thing I had left.

I don't think this is the time or the place to be discussing your employment

problems, Matt. My problems are your problems, Mr. Conrad. You should know

by now.

You have to tell him, Vivian.

You have to tell him everything.

Tell him what? What, Matt?

Take Mr. Templin outside.

Yes, sir.

Look. Everyone knows the truth. Vivian!

Come on.

Come on.

Vivian!

Dear Matt, alone again with only my thoughts of you.

I can almost taste your lips touching mine and it triggers my craving for you.

What starts out as soft and gentle soon bursts into full -blown passion.

I can feel your hands move along my body and my need for you grows until it's

almost unbearable.

I miss you so very much.

Morning.

You

did

what?

I copied the letters she sent me.

The one about how I made love to her, about how she missed being with me,

everything. Tell me you made love to me.

You are making love to me. No, I really did.

I plastered it everywhere. I plastered it all over the club, all over their

neighborhood, everywhere.

What did you do that for? Because the comrades run around telling lies about

That's why.

I can't let them get away with that, Alec.

I want everyone to know the truth about me and Vivian. The truth about you and

Vivian? The truth is she used you. She used you and she dumped you. You don't

understand. We loved each other. Matt, it had nothing to do with love.

Damn it, Alec. Matt, I know what I'm talking about. No, you don't. No one

understands.

Matt, I do understand.

Did she give you a shirt, too?

Thought so.

Matt, I hate to break this to you, but she does this every summer.

Last summer, it was me.

Don't worry, man. You'll get over it. I did.

I'm here to see Matt Templeton.

Just a minute.

Matt?

Someone to see you.

Matt Templeton?

Yeah.

As an officer of the court, I've been instructed to deliver this into your

here. What is this?

If you have any questions, just call the number at the bottom of the document.

Good day, sir.

Change of player.

Go on, go on.

See you in a minute.

You ready for this?

You must want to go to jail.

What do you mean?

Were you served with restraining papers this morning?

Oh, yeah.

Big deal.

Yes, it is a very big deal.

You're not allowed to be here legally.

If you don't leave, I'll have you arrested.

I ought to have you arrested anyway.

For what?

For making a thick public joke of my letters.

How could you do that?

Alec told me everything.

Justin! Save your breath, Vivian. Justin can't get you out of this one.

Everything's a game to you, isn't it, Vivian?

I loved you.

I trusted you. You never cared about me. You only care about yourself.

You're just like everyone else.

Come in, Mom.

What's the matter? I thought you had a job interview.

I didn't go.

Oh, man.

Why not?

I had some stuff on my mind.

Still hurts, doesn't it?

Yeah.

I really loved her, Mom.

But after what she did to me, I hate her, too.

I don't know. I can't tell the difference between love and hate

They both just feel the same to me.

You can't hide in your room forever.

That won't make your problems with Vivian go away.

Sooner or later, you're going to have to come out and face the world.

Tell you what.

Why don't you put on a fresh shirt and go see if you can still have that

interview?

Anything you say, Mom.

Matt, everything's going to be just fine.

What a shot.

I got lucky.

Again.

Right there again.

It's all right. I can handle it.

Are you sure?

I'm sure.

Look, would you ask Justin to check on Lauren?

What is it now Matt?

I just want you to know that I'm sorry I ever even met you Vivian.

Hi, honey.

How did the interview go?

Matt, what's wrong?

Matt, what's the matter?

You have the right to remain silent.

Give up this right. Anything you say can and will be used against you. Vivian

looked me right in the eye an instant before I pulled the trigger.

It was as though she knew what was going to happen.

And why.

No!

Matt!

I love you, Matt.

Vivian meant everything to me.

But nobody understood that.

Not even her.

Maybe now they'll all understand.