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We are all miracles.

But then God is a God of miracles.

They say there are over 40 million little swimmers

in the first race…

and only one is successful.

Being that there are approximately

seven and a half billion people

on this big, blue ball…

that means that out of over 100 trillion opportunities,

God chose us for each other.

Now, I would call that a miracle.

Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today

to witness and celebrate one of life's special moments…

when two people come together,

professing their love for one another…

and bond their hearts as one in holy matrimony.

David, Amin…

marriage is not finding the right person,

marriage is a commitment.

Marriage is sacrifice.

Marriage is creating a partnership,

becoming the best partner possible.

We are here to unite this couple in marriage…

through our best wishes and their vows.

I, David Page…

take you, Amin Reynolds…

to be my lawfully wedded wife…

to be my partner in life…

and my one true love.

I will cherish our friendship

and I will love you today, tomorrow…

forever.

I, Amin Reynolds,

take you, David Page, to be my lawfully wedded husband…

my partner in life…

my one true love.

I will cherish our friendship,

and I will love you today, tomorrow,

and forever.

Are you seeing this?

Yes.

Amin, you have recited your vows

in front of us and God.

Do you promise to take David…

to honor, to cherish,

to love and protect,

through better and worse…

til death do you part?

I do.

David, you have recited your vows

in front of us and God.

Do you promise to cherish…

honor, love and protect Amin

as your wife, through better and worse,

til death do you part?

I do, I do, I do, I do.

Oh my God.

Oh my God.

Hello, Mom?

She's here.

Yes, a girl.

Uh, seven pounds and five ounces, yeah.

Uh huh.

Room 304, yeah.

Okay, yeah, she's doing good, she's good, she's good,

she's doing good.

All right.

All right, see you in a little bit.

To this day, scientists still wonder

why salmon spend the last years of their lives

trying to find their way back home.

That's easy.

I understand perfectly.

David Page speaking, how can I help you?

Hello?

Who is this?

It's me.

Amin, babe, are you okay?

What's going on?

Okay, babe, listen, hey.

I did something terrible.

What do you mean you did, what did you do?

What?

Is Zina okay?

Are you okay?

Babe, okay, I need you to calm down

and talk to me.

What's going on?

I can't tell you.

What do you mean you can't tell me?

How you gonna call me crying like this

if you don't even tell me what's going on?

Babe, I need to know.

Okay, babe, listen, you're starting to get me worried.

Talk to me.

What is going on?

I gotta go.

What do you mean you gotta go?

Hey, hey, don't hang up!

Hey, get out the!

Get out the way.

Just move!

Amin.

Amin, baby, are you okay?

Hey, Amin, talk to me, sweetheart.

What's going on?

Talk to me, sweetie.

Look at me.

I can't.

Baby, is Zina okay?

Is she here?

Baby, look at me, look.

What's going on?

I need you to talk.

I can't talk.

Baby, come on, you gotta tell me something.

What is going on?

You call me and disturb me, you gotta tell me something.

Look, come on, stand up.

Look, talk to me, baby.

You got me driving like a mad man over here.

You gotta tell me something.

Tell me something, sweetheart.

What's going on?

Baby, talk to me, please, please, baby, talk.

Look, let's go outside so Zina can't hear, all right?

Okay.

Baby, baby, calm down.

Baby, calm down.

Calm down, honey.

Just talk to me, what is it?

I can't tell you.

Baby, it's okay, it doesn't matter what it is, I swear.

Did you, did you kill someone?

Did you sleep with somebody else?

Look, it's okay, just tell me.

We can work it out.

I can't tell you.

What do you mean you can't tell me?

Look, baby, now is the time to talk to me, okay?

The Holy Spirit is with me.

All right?

Just tell me.

I've fallen in love with someone else.

Who?

It doesn't matter.

What do you mean it doesn't matter?

- It doesn't matter. - Who the hell is it?

I'm not telling you.

Who is it?

I'm not telling you.

What is his name?

It's just some guy, okay?

Some guy I met at my book club.

Hey, who is that?

Hey, who is that?

Get off the phone.

It's just my girlfriend.

She's deaf, so she can't hear her phone.

She just wants to make sure she wakes up in the morning.

Well, hurry up.

I want to do something special tonight.

Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy!

Oh, my Zina bear, Zina!

Come here, look here, baby.

Don't go, Daddy.

Sweetheart, I have to.

No, don't!

Look, baby, please.

Please don't do this, I have to go.

I can't stay here anymore.

Please, don't go.

Listen, I love you.

I always will love you.

You'll always be my Zina bear.

Don't go!

Sweetheart, I have to go.

Okay?

I have to.

I don't want you to go.

I know, I know.

You be good for Mommy, okay?

Don't go!

Hi, come in.

- Hi. - I'm Dr. Barrington.

Hi.

- Hi. - Amin, nice to meet you.

- Pleasure to meet you. - Hi, look at you.

You've got the same color on.

That's right, he missed the memo.

We couldn't have planned that any better.

Thank you for seeing us today.

Sure, have a seat.

Get yourself comfortable.

Okay.

No, not there, David, that's my seat.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Okay, all right, I need to get a little paperwork

out of the way.

Okay, so you guys have been married for 18 years?

Mm hmm.

Almost 19, right, Amin?

Yes.

Okay, so I'm checking on some paperwork here.

Yeah, just initial and date right there, please.

Now, I see you've been in counseling before.

- Yeah. - Do you remember

when that was?

No.

Was it like years ago?

Yes.

No, it wasn't.

We've seen at least 11 counselors.

- Wow. - We have?

Yes.

Pastors, pastors of ours.

We've seen at least 11.

Okay.

Okay, do either of you have a condition

- with alcohol, drugs? - No.

- No. - No.

Been taking any anti-depressants?

- No, ma'am. - No.

So is this a good number

to contact you if we need you?

I put my mobile number.

So it's okay for me to call

you there, right?

Yes.

Okay, David, 555-183-0294

is yours, right?

David?

- Yeah, that's right. - Okay.

How long have you been coming to First Baptist?

It's been about a year.

No, it's been way more than a year.

We became members two years ago.

He's been coming on and off for about six years.

I've been coming on and off for about four years.

- Okay. - I'm not good with

the timeline, so.

Okay.

All right.

So what I'm basically gonna do today…

I am going to listen to you.

I want to hear your issues.

I want to get some background information.

And we are going to work on this together.

I will give you some of my observations later on

as we go forward, and then, at the end,

I'm going to ask each of you where you want

to go from here.

Who would like to go first?

I guess I should.

Well, basically, we're not here

for reconciliation counseling.

We're here for divorce counseling.

She was gracious enough to come.

We're here for me, basically.

Okay.

I love this girl with every ounce of my body.

And I can't stop loving her.

But I need to because she's done.

And I know I'm the one who initially ended

the relationship, and then we separated.

When was that?

I don't know.

I don't know the time.

She can give you all the dates and stuff.

So what are you trying to do?

You trying to leave, you trying to stay?

What are you trying to do?

I'm trying to get my wife back.

That's all I want.

Well, you've been pretty clear on that,

but it seems to me like you want to reconcile.

I don't want any of this.

You know, I don't care about any of this.

You know what, I don't care anymore.

I don't care about you cheating,

I don't care about the house,

I don't care about any of that.

I want things to go back to the way they were.

I could care less about any of that.

You know we can't do that, David.

I just know that when we separated,

I did a lot of reflecting.

I was deep in prayer.

And the Lord, he took me to a place…

a place in front of his altar.

And he showed me my sins.

And I repented of my sins.

He showed me everything that…

meant anything in my life.

All the people that I've sinned against,

I confessed to them.

He showed me how, he showed me through Amin

how to love unconditionally.

And he renewed my heart.

I just don't understand why…

like why would he do that.

Why would he do what?

Why would he renew my heart

and show me all these incredible things…

show me the love that we could have…

when she's done?

But I just can't, I can't stop…

I can't stop loving her.

Are you finished for the moment?

Yeah, I'm done.

I don't know, I got nothing else to say.

Well, I know you have a lot of passion

about this, I understand.

And you have a lot to express.

And I just don't know if this is the time to do it.

I can't get past it.

I can't be like her.

I can't turn my heart off.

What do you mean like me?

You know what I mean.

You're able to just turn your heart off

and act like we had nothing before.

I mean, how do you even,

how does someone get to that point?

I can't do that because I've repented,

I've renewed myself.

When you have a pure heart like I have right now,

you can't just turn your heart off

to someone you love…

someone you spent dang near 20 years with.

You can't just…

How did it get to that point?

To what point?

The point of her being cold-hearted or?

Well, after 20 years.

Well.

Would you like to?

I would happily explain.

It's all yours.

Okay.

- Yeah, okay. - So we've been together

about 20 years.

For the last ten years, at least, every ten to 12 months,

he gets mad and tells me he's gonna leave me…

always threatens to leave, always threatens divorce.

I can't take it anymore.

What am I supposed to do?

You were supposed to fight.

Then, not now.

Not when it's over.

You were supposed to fight.

- What do you… - Let me talk!

Let me talk.

Go ahead.

Would you like some examples?

Of course.

Okay.

One night, we're at a football game.

One of my students, I go every time

and stand in the same place.

He came and I didn't sit with him.

I chose consistency over my husband.

There you go.

How do you, you choose consistency over…

- Let me finish the story. - No, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no.

Let me say something just right there.

You choose consistency over your husband?

Now you know damn well, that's wrong.

Okay, all right, well,

you've had, look, let her finish.

- David. - Okay, I'm just…

David, let me finish the story.

- Just let her finish. - All right.

- Okay? - Finish the story,

- but it's still messed up. - So the game ends.

He comes up to me, takes off his wedding ring,

places it in my back pocket, and then leaves.

What would you do?

He left.

Arnold and Willis.

What you talkin' about, Willis?

Oh, I know that.

Okay, that's Different Strokes.

Oh.

Oh my goodness.

All right.

All right, I'm gonna teach you about Different Strokes.

Okay, teach me.

That show was very innovative.

I look back on it now, it's like

they were way ahead of their time

on the subject matter, you know what I mean?

And it was very, it was good.

Like as a kid, I just enjoyed watching,

you know, Arnold say, what you talkin' about, Willis?

I didn't understand all the racial undertones

and, you know, stuff like that,

socio-economical things, subjects,

but, now, I look back at it and it's like…

it's brilliant.

That and Good Times.

Never seen it.

See, I can't deal with you.

I can't deal with you, I can't.

So what about Good Times?

- Never seen it either! - No, are you serious?

Oh my God, okay, okay, where's the remote?

Where's the remote?

I don't know, I thought you had it.

You hid it, I know you hid it.

- You have it. - No, I don't have it.

You hid it because you wanna watch Friends.

I know you do.

- Where's? - What's wrong with Friends?

Nothing's wrong with Friends,

but we always watch Friends.

It's timeless.

Good Times is timeless.

Especially the first season.

- Okay, okay, okay. - Michael, he was so militant.

But they dumbed him down later on.

Like, it was too much, it was too controversial,

I guess.

I'm not saying I won't watch it.

I'm just saying…

Will you watch it with me?

Yeah.

Right now?

Turn it on.

Okay, give me the remote.

I don't know where it is.

You lying, you do know where it is.

Zina was in here, she probably took it.

Zina!

Oh, she's sleeping, isn't she?

Yeah, be quiet, you'll wake her up.

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

Okay, where is it, I know you got it.

I don't have it, really.

I gotta search you for it?

Do I gotta search you for it?

I don't have it.

You're gonna spill, you're gonna spill!

- Where is it? - I don't have it.

I mean it, really, I don't.

I told you, she took it.

We're stuck with Friends.

Well, oh, I went and bought a car…

with my own credit, on my own accord,

because I felt like I needed it.

He was very, very adamant that I don't buy this car.

But I prayed about it…

and I got the confirmation that I needed

to purchase this car.

In September, he's still telling me,

I'm gonna leave, I'm gonna leave.

I told him, if you say divorce one more time,

that's it, I'm done, and I'll give you your divorce.

The last three or four times we've had sex,

he's had to get drunk to touch me.

October rolls around.

I get a call from my daughter,

and I leave for work at six.

I get a call from my daughter,

and she's crying, hysterical,

saying that Daddy's being mean to her.

So I sided with her.

She's my kid.

Of course I'm gonna side with my kid.

Without knowing the truth.

David.

Let me finish.

Okay, finish your exaggerations.

So anyways, I get a text from him

after the phone call with my daughter,

"I want a divorce."

It was 6:26 in the morning.

I still have the text.

That was it.

This was in November?

- Yeah. - Okay.

I was done.

That text message ended it for me.

I told him, if he said it again, I was done.

You know, I work with all men, okay?

And, for the last few months

since I started working there,

they've seen me cry time and time again over David.

But that day, after I received that text,

I went to work, I put my phone down,

and I lost it.

And, along the way, a friendship formed.

Later on…

honestly, I wasn't expecting it.

So this is someone you work with?

Yes.

But this was much later, two months later.

And I'm just gonna say, I'm having an affair.

I cried myself to sleep about it,

over and over again.

But…

Excuse me.

Do you need a tissue, David?

Okay.

Go ahead, Amin.

Everything with Danny started a month and a half,

two months after that text.

My marriage ended with that text,

just like I told him it would.

Well, my marriage ended when she broke my heart.

When she decided to have a full-on affair with another man.

That text killed our love.

Now she's a victim.

Was anybody else involved in this?

Of course, our daughter.

I need to get some more history

on your church activities,

or whether you were going to church

before you met.

How did you meet?

How long have you been going?

Gimme some background on that.

I've always been in church.

We met in college.

He's always walked with the Lord,

but, soon after I met him, I did, too.

He brought me to the church

and he even helped baptize me with our pastor.

What kind of church was that?

Baptist?

It was nondenominational.

Oh, are you ticklish?

- You know I'm ticklish there! - No, I didn't.

- You knew that! - No, I didn't.

- Yes, you did. - I just knew your arms were.

Do not act like you did not know that.

I did not know.

But now that I do know.

- I'm ticklish everywhere. - Everywhere?

Even here, even here?

- Everywhere, I told you. - So you're ticklish,

are you ticklish here?

- No, no, no. - No, yes?

You should've told me.

You can't get smart now.

You should've been smart before.

- I should've lied. - Yeah!

Don't tell me where you're ticklish.

How do you not know that by now?

Cause I don't tickle you.

Wait.

I don't know.

I've always walked with god since I've known David.

I still do.

I know that I've sinned, but I've fallen

to my knees and I've repented over and over again.

My God forgives me, I know he does.

So do you feel like David's

- judging you? - Yes.

He is judging me, and I'm done with him.

- I'm not judging you. - You are.

- Let her talk, David. - You're an adulteress.

Let her talk.

You are judging me.

How?

How am I judging you?

By calling me names, calling me an adulteress.

That's what you are, that's what the Bible says.

David, we're letting her talk.

Amin, do you think God is going to forgive you?

Yes, I do.

I do think that.

I think he's already forgiven me.

It's not a license to sin.

I'm just saying.

It's not a license to sin.

I mean, just because you know he's going to forgive you,

you keep doing it?

My salvation doesn't depend on you,

and it doesn't fall on you, either.

I'm still your husband.

Unless I die right now, my salvation

does not fall on you.

Whatever.

You're still an adulteress.

It's there.

How do you think it's affecting Zina?

Amin?

It's definitely affecting her.

How does she react when, you know,

when David is around?

She gets upset.

She doesn't understand what's going on between us.

But they have a really bad relationship right now.

Why is that?

Because you keep leaving her.

No, because you've broken up our family, that's why.

She always puts the blame back on me.

You see how that…

Oh my gosh.

Well, David, it sounds to me

like she wants you to fight for them.

Yes, I do.

You never fight for us, you never did.

You just constantly threaten to leave

over and over again.

It's a fight within myself every day.

Yet, you get in the car and you drive away.

How is that fighting, David?

Okay, well, it sounds to me like

that you're saying that she's living in sin,

so I think we need to talk about that

for a minute.

Obviously, you guys have a history with issues.

So tell me a little bit about your family situation.

You said you really didn't get along with your parents.

No, I didn't get along with my parents.

My sister's younger than me,

and she's the golden child.

Makes perfect grades, beautiful.

And I've always been the problem child.

Even when David and I had a successful business,

my dad, I picked him up,

and he told me he knew I'd always amount to nothing.

Okay, well, it's kinda hard to know

where to go from here because the bipolar thing

did cross my mind, and I think it's worth considering

because, if it's true, it definitely needs

to be addressed.

It's not true.

I'm good, I'm sane.

I think, no disrespect, Doc, but I think

I'm the only one in this room that's sane.

- I see… - Really, David?

I see things for what they are.

Respect her.

Okay, Amin, as far as you're concerned,

it depends on who you ask.

As far as the evangelical pastors here at First Baptist…

I think they would probably say

that they disagree with your position.

So, although you've broken the marriage bond,

and potentially dissolved the marriage,

therefore…

Therefore what?

Well, uh, there are a lot of different

opinions on this, but I think they would say

David has grounds for divorce.

So, even though in your mind and in your heart,

you felt like you were done again…

most Baptists and other churches

would say that if you get a divorce,

then you're not free, free to remarry.

So these are things to consider.

I know, I mean, from my own experience,

that that's not a good way to start a relationship.

So those are some tough decisions.

It's worth considering where we want to go from here.

You might want to back off a little

and take some time, talk to people,

and, you know, make sure you're totally at peace with this.

I am at peace with this.

I'm done with him.

Well…

I'm done.

The pastors here would say

that you're sinning right now.

Listen, what I have going on right now…

is just a friendship, okay?

That's all it is.

David.

It's not.

It is.

Until this is over with, it's a friendship.

Oh, cause you're waiting.

- Yes, I'm waiting. - To jump his bones.

I mean, what?

Might as well do it now, right?

I mean…

There's no saving this, right?

- Well… - No.

There's no, uh…

So, Amin…

you think that God is going to forgive you,

is that what you're saying?

You know what, I don't care.

You know…

I don't care.

I don't care about any of that.

I don't care about any of this.

Look, I don't care about the house.

I don't care about you cheating.

I don't care that Satan had his penis all inside of you.

Really, David?

I don't care about any of that.

I just want you back, I just want you.

I want my wife back.

I, oh my gosh, I just…

Satan's got my baby…

and I'm just, I'm fighting.

She says I'm not fighting, but I'm fighting for that.

She's so deep in sin that she can't even see.

She can't even see how he's got her.

It's normal to her.

It's nothing wrong.

She can't see that, but I'm at a pure place

where I can see that.

I wish she would just let those walls

just tumble down and you can see what's going on here.

I don't care about any of that stuff anymore.

From the east to the west, I've wiped the slate clean.

Then why do you carry that picture around?

If you don't care, why do you carry it around?

Why would you do that?

Because you want me to leave.

- I have to be mad… - Because you said you were

going to leave.

But I'm not feeling that way anymore.

I wanna, like I said, forget the picture.

Just forget it, forget about him.

Just, let's start over.

We can't do that, David.

You know that.

Okay, let's take it easy.

Let's take it easy.

Um, I'm still a little confused.

You've been pretty clear that you wanna

do this amicably, but it seems to me

you wanna reconcile, David?

No.

That's all I ever wanted to do.

It's all I ever wanted to do is reconcile.

I never wanted any of this.

I'm just trying…

to give you what you want…

and the only way I can do that

is to hate you, is to be angry with you…

and to have a reason.

It's truly not what I want.

And you're not seeing that today.

You're not seeing that I did all this…

as a tactic.

I don't want that.

Look, it's nice, see what I'm saying?

What, right there?

Yeah.

When you look from this angle,

it looks like a frog.

It doesn't look like a frog to you?

No!

Look, look, there's two eyes.

- There's two… - I'm not seeing it.

Look at the legs on the side.

Are you looking at the right spot?

Where?

Look, I know you're kinda cross-eyed.

- So… - Cross-eyed?

Wow, okay.

Here, let me point for you.

This is the middle of your eyes.

Now I'm cross-eyed.

Okay, well let me go like this.

Are you seeing it now?

No!

I'm still not.

You need my glasses?

Maybe.

Can you lend them to me?

I can't find them.

They're way over there.

You're always losing your stuff.

Okay, well how about if you do cross your eyes?

Okay.

Now do you see it?

No.

Maybe I'm the one who's cross-eyed, I don't know.

I think there's something wrong with you.

Well, you already knew that.

That's why you married me, right?

That's fair.

Okay, so what do you see then?

It looks more like a hippo to me.

A hip, what?

You don't see it?

Hippos have like short legs.

This one has like…

So do frogs.

Their legs are curved, though.

No, frogs have long legs.

They're just curved and they tuck them in.

Yeah, that's what that hump right there is, you see?

No.

You see it, don't you?

Yeah, I guess I do.

You just totally changed my mind.

Cause I'm always right.

That's why I love you.

Okay, so, you guys decided to do

five sessions, so I need to know

where we are on that.

Are we going to make another appointment for Monday

or what are you planning?

We don't need to.

Are you sure?

Yeah, I'm sure.

She came.

So.

I'll grant her a divorce.

Do you think it will be beneficial?

Well, I think you both need

individual counseling, David.

I have every intention of getting it.

Well, I think that's good, Amin.

With your history, have you ever had

individual counseling before?

Yeah, over the years I've gone with pastors of mine,

to talk about personal things.

I never told David about it,

but it's mostly to get things off my chest, you know?

Otherwise, I would've gone insane.

I mean, I even have friends of mine

who are pastors' wives, and I just call them

and say, I need you to pray for me,

or I don't know what I'm doing.

I always try to make sure I have good relationships

with people who are close to God.

Well, I think that…

Wait a minute.

Let me say something.

The Holy Spirit speaks through me…

and what he's telling me is that one of us

is completely wrong and the other is right,

cause we're diametrically opposed.

Or you're both wrong.

No, one of us is wrong.

Listen, I don't have a problem

admitting that I'm wrong, okay?

I've never had a problem admitting that I'm wrong.

I know that I'm living in sin,

so let's just put that on the table, okay?

I know that.

She doesn't understand the severity

of what's going on right now, okay?

This evil, it flows into our daughter.

It flows into every other relationship after.

Well, um, let's talk about Zina

for a minute.

I'm glad you brought that up.

I think that a few more sessions

might be a good idea…

if for no other reason than to help

you with your co-parenting, air out some more problems

so that you can do it in this office,

not have Zina in the middle,

and progress slowly to a good end.

How does that sound?

Let me ask you a question, Amin.

Are you repentant at all for what you're doing?

What do you mean?

If God showed you today that what you're doing,

you're living in sin, would you stop?

I've already admitted that it's sin.

But are you going to stop?

I've already discussed stopping, yes.

So you're gonna stop?

Well.

I'm not giving up on Danny.

- Oh. - I'm just done with you.

Okay, well there it is.

You're the one that I'm done with.

I got it, all right.

I want a future with Danny.

I got it, 100%!

Okay, we're done, we're good.

We're good what?

We are done.

Okay.

What do you think?

What do y'all think?

We're good.

We're done.

So do you mean just for today?

No, we're good, we're done!

God, why, what did I do?

Docket 6377, Page versus Reynolds.

Mr. Page, I am Judge Toula.

Now, this is going to be a relatively simple process.

I'm gonna be asking some questions.

You just need to be, you know, as straightforward

and honest as you can, okay?

Please state your name and address for the court.

David Page.

1508 West Palm Drive.

How long have you been a resident of the state of Texas?

Approximately four years.

Sir, you're gonna have to speak up.

I can't hardly hear you.

Can you come up here and talk to me?

Please, repeat that.

Approximately four years, sir.

Has there come a time in your life

when you became married?

Yes.

And to whom were you married?

Amin Reynolds.

Is Miss Reynolds present in the courtroom today?

Good morning, Your Honor.

Morning.

I'm Stephen Hoffman and I'll be representing

Miss Page this morning.

My client has elected to proceed by proxy.

You have some paperwork for me, Mr. Hoffman?

Yes, sir, I do.

This certainly appears to be in order.

Mr. Page, can you identify this paper for me?

Yes, that's, uh…

that's a copy of my marriage certificate.

All right, let me ask,

what was the reason for the separation?

Cause after 20 years of faithful marriage…

my wife decided she wanted to be a whore

and sleep with the first person…

Mr. Page,

Mr. Page, let me stop you right there.

I need to remind you that this is a court of law,

and please try and have respect for that.

I realize this is difficult.

Do you need a slight recess or?

No, sir.

Okay, then, we'll continue.

Has this separation been continuous and uninterrupted

for six months or longer?

Yes.

- Hey. - Hey, how you doing?

Good, how's it going?

- Good, good. - Y'all ready?

Yeah, go ahead, baby.

What can I get for you?

Go ahead, baby.

I'll have the chicken salad, please.

And for you, love?

I'm gonna have the breakfast sandwich.

Breakfast sandwich.

And I remember you like bacon.

- Yeah. - You got it.

All right, I'll put that right in for y'all.

All right.

What was that?

What?

Oh, no, I come here a lot,

so she knows what I always get, you know.

All right.

There you go.

Y'all enjoying?

Thank you.

These things are huge.

I know, they're massive.

I'm just gonna pick it up and eat it.

Do it.

Hold on.

What's wrong?

I bit something hard.

There's something in it, I think.

It's like hard.

What is that?

It's plastic.

What?

There's plastic.

I'm gonna get someone.

Ma'am!

There's something in my cupcake!

Can you come here, please?

It's like hard.

Don't eat your food, there's something in there.

Ma'am.

- What? - Amin Reynolds…

- these past two years… - What are you doing?

Have been the best of my life.

I would love for you to spend the rest of your life

with me.

Would you do me the honor of becoming Mrs. Page?

Yes.

Yes.

We're getting married.

That's what this is all about.

I yelled at that lady.

It's okay.

- I'm so embarrassed. - She'll be all right.

Oh my God, I love you.

I love you, too.

Well, looking at the paperwork,

all that's been presented here today,

I see no reason not to grant your petition for divorce.

Now, you do understand all these proceedings here today?

All right then, by the state of Texas…

I hereby grant your petition of divorce.

As of this day…

your marriage shall be null and void.

Is that what you so wish?

I do.

Next case.

Docket 6534.