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(kids chattering)
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Rita: I don't know about this, Brooke.
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Mm?
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(gags) Are you serious?
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-I can't do this! -You said you can't drink coffee.
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-This is healthy. -(pours drink)
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How was your, uh, slumber party with Adam?
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I wouldn't call it that.
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Oh. Why, he didn't stay over?
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What does that matter? I mean,
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we didn't get arrested, if that's what you're getting at.
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All right, I'm just asking. But you said
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you had it under control,
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so I guess I'll back off.
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I had a whole week of patients after Adam,
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and the sky didn't fall.
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Uh-huh.
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(clears throat) Well I'm glad it's
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not getting in the way of your work.
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And if it did, I would
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check with my supervisor.
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And so what does Paul have to say about all that?
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We haven't discussed Adam or anything else.
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You didn't tell him anything?
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I thought you and Paul were thick as thieves,
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-talking every week... -We haven't been able to connect.
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You see him on the news. He's like America's therapist
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through all this craziness.
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Are you avoiding him?
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Let me get you some water.
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(light piano playing)
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♪
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I'm not trying to get on your case
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-every time I come here. -Mm.
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I'm glad you and Adam had a good time.
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-You don't mean that. (laughs) -(scoffs)
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Sure I do! Everybody deserves a good time.
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Just gotta be ready for the hangover.
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It wasn't always hangovers.
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You know, you only know sad Brooke.
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You don't know good-time Brooke.
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-Oh, I don't know good-time Brooke? -Mm-mmm!
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Why don't you introduce me?
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(scoffs)
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Okay.
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You ever have one
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perfect night back in the day?
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Where you felt like young, hot shit
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and your give-a-fucks just melted away?
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It was nice to lose my give-a-fucks.
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(laughs) Yeah. Adam was part of mine.
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Shit, I owe him mine.
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-How? -Oh, it was
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last day of finals, first year of Wharton. Or...
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only year of Wharton.
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And I had this accounting exam. It was miserable.
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-Accounting sounds miserable. -Oh, the whole year was miserable.
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I mean, I had spent that entire time doing everything
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that my dad wanted me to do. I felt like a puppet,
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and he was just pulling the strings from across the country.
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I just kept getting more and more empty,
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and then I started filling up that emptiness with alcohol.
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A few drinks with friends turns into a half bottle of vodka,
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-alone in my apartment. -(snap)
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(sighs) Anyway,
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on that lousy day, of the accounting exam,
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my phone went off. It's a text from Adam.
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And I don't even...
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Yeah. We'd just met,
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and I don't even remember giving him my number,
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or even who he was for that matter.
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-Hard for me to imagine you before Adam. -Oh.
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You're not the only one.
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So what did the text message say?
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Oh.
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All it said was "Silk City."
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-What's Silk City? -It's this sometimes restaurant,
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sometimes lounge, sometimes club.
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So...
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I walk in,
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and there's Adam, looking...
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like he still looks.
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And so, I'm at the bar,
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and he just grabs me by the elbow, and he's like,
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"You gotta come with me!" And I'm thinking it's an emergency,
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and then he goes, "We...
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We have been challenged to a dance contest."
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-That was the emergency? -Yes! (laughs)
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And, oh! And-and I got on that dance floor,
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-and I made it happen! -(snapping)
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-Okay, it was like out of body... -(laughs)
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but I'd never felt more in my body,
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and I forgot everything that was weighing me down.
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-I just, oh-- -What if...
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that was the booze?
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What if Adam had nothing to do with it?
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I don't know.
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Maybe it was both.
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Exactly. What if you can't separate the two?
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I can.
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That's my point.
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You sure?
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Is that why you keep Adam around?
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To relive one fun night?
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I'm getting older.
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I look at him, he looks at me, I feel 23 again.
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Is that such a goddamn crime?
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No, but it can be dangerous.
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You can only do one thing at a time,
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and if your one thing
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is thinking about the past,
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your future is on a shelf, rotting.
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I don't have a future figured out.
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Exactly. Why don't you think about that?
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So you don't waste away?
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(scoffs) That's easy for you to say.
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Your future is secure.
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Kids, grandkids, all of that.
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You can have a future without that.
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I just don't need you to remind me how old I am.
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Are you afraid?
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Afraid of what? Death?
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Any-any one of us could drop dead any time,
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-anywhere, so-- -I asked are you afraid.
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Well, I wasn't until...
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my father...
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I mean, it's just like...
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Now, there's no generation above me to look up to.
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To be mad at. To resent.
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To love. They're all gone now.
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You know, I can't help but feel like...
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(sighs)
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I'm next.
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And what do I have to show for it?
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(laughs) This is a cheery talk for a Sunday Funday, Rita.
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Thank you. Thank you for triggering my regret.
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Oh, you don't need my help for that.
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What, so I have chances that I wasted, huh?
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To have people? To have a family of my own?
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-Chances I passed up? -I didn't say that.
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I was driven.
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I focused on my doctorate, my practice.
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And what did I give up in the meantime, you know?
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I bet you world-renowned
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Dr. Paul Weston never
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asked himself these questions.
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Men never do.
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-Damn straight. -But do you hear yourself?
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You sound like all your chances are gone.
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What-where-where do you see
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this slew of chances? Under here?
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-Under here? -Brooke...
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No, seriously!
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Where do I start?
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Fuck, I don't know!
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Join a dating app like the rest of us.
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How's that worked out for you?
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I still haven't met any boyfriends.
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Don't mean I never had none.
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I'm just saying don't shack up with Adam the enabler
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because you had a fun night 20 years ago.
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-He's not an enabler. -He looks the other way.
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No, he looks in my direction.
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You've seen him.
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You'd be happy if he looked in yours, too.
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Oh, he fine.
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But, you live in LA.
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Scrubs a dime a dozen.
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He's not a scrub.
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-No offense. -No offense?
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What, because he's the good kind of scrub?
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Sometimes, I think...
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what if I decide just to go for it?
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You know, have a baby with Adam.
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D...
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Do you wanna have a baby?
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No. I...
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Hell, I don't know.
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Do you think that having a baby
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will make you get your shit together?
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-Yeah, I guess so. -It don't.
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But maybe it would, for me.
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I guess you'll never know.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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-Do you wanna have a baby? -You know,
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even if I could have a baby the old-fashioned way,
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right now, it would be a baby.
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I don't want a baby! Or at least I...
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(sighs)
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pretty sure I don't.
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-Why is this a question that I have to answer? -'Cause maybe you're thinking
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about replacing the son you didn't get to raise.
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I don't wanna replace him. I think I...
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I think I wanna find him.
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Your son?
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Since when?
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I don't know. I...
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Can't even believe I just said that out loud. That is bizarre.
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It's natural to want to find your people.
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And when I think about it,
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I have a lot of questions.
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Uh-huh. Like what?
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Like...
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if I find him,
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what if he doesn't like me?
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(chuckles)
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Then you'll be like any other mother.
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No, because he's not my kid, really.
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I didn't raise him.
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For us to have a relationship, he would have to like me.
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You're spinning.
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What if he's dead?
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-Why would he be dead? -Because he's a young Black man living in the world.
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Yeah, I wish I could say that ain't possible.
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Or...
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what if he's been out there,
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needing me the whole time that I've been needing him?
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Yeah, but you're mourning the past,
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while your present is passing you by.
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What if he asks me why?
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"Why did you give me up?"
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What am I supposed to tell him?
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Why not the truth?
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That his grandfather convinced me to give him up
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so that we could stay in polite society?
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-Is that the whole truth? -What does that mean?
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It's kind of convenient to blame a dead man for all of this.
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(scoffs)
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Went to pick up his ashes the other day.
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You know, they take you into this room, sign a form.
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When I walked in, for, like, a split second,
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I looked around to see if he'd be sitting in a chair,
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smoking a cigar or something.
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Then I saw the box.
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Made it so...
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Final.
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I know my dad
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isn't to blame for all of this.
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I know I made a mistake, too, but the difference is
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I was a kid.
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Like, how come nobody...
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Nobody had compassion for me.
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Nobody cared about me.
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All anybody cared about were...
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I don't know.
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Appearances.
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I wouldn't wish it on anybody.
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But none of that can be undone now.
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So you can imagine how I feel.
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Mm-hmm.
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That also means
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there's nobody left
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to disappoint.
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Except yourself.
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(birds chirping)
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(wind chimes ringing outside)
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(closet opening)
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(quiet rummaging)
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(sighs)
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What's that?
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They stuffed this box full of my dad's files from his desk.
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I haven't even had a chance to look at it.
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Go ahead.
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I'm right here.
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(sighs)
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-It's organized. -(laughs)
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That's the only way my father knew how to live.
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By imposing order.
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No chaos allowed in the Taylor household.
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You okay?
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I... don't know.
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I'm right here.
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Let's do this.
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Hm.
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(inhales, exhales)
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Blech.
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-Who's Angela? -My father's longtime secretary,
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-if you know what I mean. -Ugh...
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Why would he keep a file on her?
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I don't know. I don't wanna know. Remind me to shred that.
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Rita: What's that?
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Brooke: Rita, this is the relinquishment contract.
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-Holy shit. -I don't even remember signing this.
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(papers crinkling)
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Why would my father keep this?
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Maybe he cared more than you think.
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(scoffs) He had a fucked up way of showing it.
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It was his grandchild, after all.
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It could've been too painful for him to talk--
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I don't care! He should've tried.
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He wouldn't be the first person to sweep things under the rug.
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What about my pain?
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This is pain!
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This is contractions.
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This is 13 hours in labor.
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This is not getting to hold him.
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This is having a 16th birthday party
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right after and acting like nothing happened.
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(scoffs) Oh, but yes, let's just keep talking about
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how painful this was for him.
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(scoffs) Yeah.
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Hell with going down memory lane. I'm finding my son.
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-Brooke, before you do this-- -Oh, I am doing this.
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-Uh-- -I am not waiting.
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I tell my patients all the time to take responsibility
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for their lives. It's my turn.
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I'm all for that, you know I am. But...
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-take a breath, make sure your head is clear-- -My head is clear.
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So then, why rush into it?
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Over the years, you've had every chance to look for your son.
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I was ashamed!
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But I can't let that stop me.
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But that's not about your son. That's about you.
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Why do you really wanna do this?
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-Are you supporting me or not? -Of course, I am,
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but don't you think you should be able to answer that question
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-before you-- -I guess...
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I don't know. I wanna...
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apologize to him.
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-That's still about you. -Oh, come on, Rita!
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Haven't you ever made a mistake that you just want to make right?
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-Yeah. -Then let me have this!
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All I'm saying is
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whatever you decide,
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it probably shouldn't be decided at this second.
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So...
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let's say the prayer.
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It'll remind you to put your oxygen mask on first.
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(inhales, exhales)
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God...
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Both: Grant me the serenity
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to accept the things I cannot change,
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the courage to change the things I can,
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and the wisdom to know the difference.
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And how can I know the difference?
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'Cause I've been saying that prayer for years,
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and I still don't have the courage
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or the wisdom.
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Still waiting on the serenity, too.
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This happens on God's timeline, not ours.
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♪ ♪
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I want to apologize to my son.
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Even if that's about me.
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(sighs)
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You know I used to talk to him when I was pregnant?
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Used to tell him that...
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even though I knew he could hear everyone talking about him
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like he was an inconvenience, a problem.
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Before he was even a person.
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I didn't think of him like that.
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I knew we were on borrowed time.
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I knew we'd have to say hello and goodbye on the same day.
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So...
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I would just wanna ask him if...
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♪ ♪
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if he would forgive me.
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What if he says no?
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I have to try.
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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