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[Luke] Previously on "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way."

Sorry, new, I'm new.

-[Anil] It's not... -[Jenny] Plugged in.

[Sumit speaking]

You know what I can do? I can go home.

I'm so excited to see this house.

Like, so freaking excited.

There's even the option of renting.

-No! -It's an option.

I am not living in an apartment.

You're reacting as if I'm, like, saying,

we're getting an apartment. -You know why?

Because I always end up doing what you want.

And I'm [bleep] tired of [bleep].

[speaking Spanish]

[Madelein speaking]

Me and Madelein got into it a couple of times,

trying to work through it.

You haven't said one nice thing about her.

And you're [bleep] getting married.

Like, what about this sounds like a good idea?

You're deciding to live here, and I can't finance it.

My mom's always my number one supporter.

Now it's like my mom's almost working against me.

There is a way that I would be able to support both of you.

If you both moved to Boston.

[upbeat music playing]

So I'm excited, a day away, you and I, mommy and daddy away.

-That's right. -You know, eating cheese and having some fun.

-You and I, we can take some cute photos. -Mh-hmm.

We can enjoy and have some, like, really good cheese.

Mm, I cannot wait to eat the cheese.

It is gonna be a lot of fun.

Goat cheese is something that Manon and I bonded over

when we first started dating.

And she's expecting to just go to, like, a fromagerie,

but, um, I have something else in mind.

This is no Wisconsin cheddar. This is fromage.

I'm taking Manon to a goat farm.

[both speaking French]

[in English]

[speaking French]

[Manon] Like, are you sure it is what you think it is?

Yeah, it is an authentic cheese experience.

Oh.

I know that Manon is, like, not a farm person,

but there was a specific type of cheese that Manon loved

and you cannot have in the US because of regulations.

So I've looked into a goat farm that makes this cheese.

I felt like it would just be something really cool to see,

you know, how you make the cheese.

And I always fantasized about getting a goat,

making some cheese, goat mowing my lawn for me.

It's the French dream.

[Manon speaking]

So when I said authentic, I meant, like, farm-to-table.

-Um... -[Manon] Look at my outfit, Anthony.

-You could have said something this morning. -[Anthony] Well...

Anthony told me,

"Hey, I'm gonna bring you on a nice, cute date."

[Anthony speaking French]

-[Florent speaking French]. -[Manon] Oh, the smell.

-[Anthony speaking French] -[Manon] Hi, [speaking French].

[both speaking French]

-No. -Ah...

-[Anthony speaking French] -No, no, no.

Oh, the smell too, no, no.

-No, I’m not letting him. -I think Anthony want to help me, OK?

-[Anthony] Of course. -[speaking French]

[Florent laughs]

Oh, what the [bleep]. Where did you brought me?

-[Anthony] It's fine. -[Manon] Oh, no, it's not fine.

-No, it's not fine. -Please come in.

-The goats are waiting for you. -[Anthony] Yes.

[Manon] Oh, my gosh, no, the goats are not waiting for me.

Believe me.

-[speaking French] -[Manon] No, no, I'm good.

I was, like, thinking I was going on a cute date.

Oh, we go where there's the butt, too?

What the heck?

And I end up with, like, a bunch of, like,

goats, looking at assholes, smelling disgusting.

What the heck is wrong with you?

I told you I'm not a farm girl.

I know your favorite cheese of all time, Saint-Marcellin.

-And I was like, "Oh, my God, I gotta find this cheese." -One of them.

It was romance.

[Anthony and Florent laugh]

[Anthony] Yeah, no cheese.

[Manon] That's fine. I'll go vegan or whatever.

[retches]

[Florent speaking]

[Anthony] Uh-huh.

Woop, ah!

-[Florent speaking] -[Anthony] Uh-huh.

-Oh. -Ugh!

Don't look at me like that.

Look at her.

She's giving me the side-eye. Ah!

[Anthony and Florent speaking French]

-OK. -Try.

[Anthony] OK.

Bear with me, alright?

[Manon] Guys?

[Anthony] There we go, alright.

[Florent] It's fine, it's OK.

OK.

[Manon speaking French]

[Anthony laughs]

[Florent] Have you seen the sunset?

-The sunset? -[Florent] Yeah?

-No? -No, so it's not finished?

Oh, OK. So we're already here all day?

OK.

[Anthony and Florent laugh]

If you petted the goats, like, you would have been,

"This is the greatest day ever!"

-No. -Goats can smell fear.

-[Manon] I'm gonna barf. -[Anthony] Honey, this is awesome.

This is like all I've wanted to do since we've been here.

I'm going back to L.A.

-[Anthony] OK. -[Manon screams]

[tense music playing]

There is a way that I would be able to support both of you.

The lottery?

Trust me, I play every weekend.

If you both moved to Boston.

You could have, um, obviously, a primary role

in -- in my company, which was our original plan,

and I'm certain we could get Johny work there as well.

You wouldn't have to pay rent, and, um, you could both

have a very bright future.

Why make it harder if you don't have to?

[Johny] I mean -- I mean, I don't know.

I feel like when things are hard sometimes,

and you accomplish it, you appreciate it more.

I agree with that.

And it's more rewarding at the end of the day.

[Michelle] I do know, I did it, Johny.

As you know, I built my own company.

And I don't -- I -- I -- I would appreciate

not having to had to do that.

The reason why I like it here so much is being in the water,

as close as I am to the water, and I cherish that a lot,

you know? It's something that...

And I -- and I appreciate that.

But I obviously have to bring in a little realism,

'cause that's me as a mom. -Continue.

-Is it realistic, Johny? -[Johny] I mean...

Is it realistic?

In the end of the day, this is my home, this is my place,

and I have to show you that I can provide for her.

I'm sure if I get partnership papers

with Chloe, that'll make you feel a lot more comfortable,

showing her that she's legally living in my house

and that we don't have issue with that.

You know what? None of this --

honestly, Jonathan, none of this makes me comfortable.

-Here we go. -[Michelle] None of it makes me comfortable.

You know what would be comfortable?

It's my daughter being at home.

I'm sorry, can I bother you for another glass?

-Would you also like one? -No, I'll wait.

[Johny] I just...

want you to be happy and want her to be happy,

you know? And I think what would make you

happy is if you see her happy.

I think, you know, somewhat selfishly,

like, what is that gonna look like for me?

What do you mean?

Like, we're so close as we are, you know?

-But that's going to change. -[Johny] No, it will never change.

You know, and then to have, you know,

grandchildren and everything.

I just, I really think that you should think through

the Boston option a bit.

-I really would appreciate that. -Of course,

[Michelle] Very much, if you could.

I struggled to build a life to ensure that I could take care

of my children.

I didn't do that so that Chloe would have that same path.

I think Johny definitely sees how much money Chloe spends

versus how much money she earns.

And Johny's current job

is not going to sustain them both

for any significant period of time.

And Chloe being cut off financially, you know,

I think he's going to feel it.

[Rohit] How much is it?

[Jenny] $70 for the small and $90 for the big.

-It's too much. -OK, then go away.

Rohit just shows up unannounced.

He's negative about everything. I don't trust him at all.

[Rohit speaking]

[Luke] Please help me get out of the doghouse today.

I had to move some money around.

It was $2,000.

I have a surprise for you.

[Madelein] What?

But this might be my last shot to try and make things work.

Look at this.

[Hindi music playing]

[whirring]

[Sumit and Sadhna speaking Hindi]

[Jenny coughs]

[Jenny] Is there smoke or something?

What happened?

[Jenny] I don't know.

I just all of a sudden start choking.

-Because we are cooking here. -[Jenny] That's why.

[Sumit speaking]

[speaking Hindi]

[all speaking Hindi]

-[Jenny] Hi -- good, welcome. -[Rohit] How are you?

[both speaking Hindi]

I heard about, uh, Sumit's cafe from some of his friends,

that he opened it, and...

So I came here and see.

You know how to...

Spaghetti?

-Spaghetti. -[Jenny] Spaghetti not on the menu yet.

-Oh. -Not yet.

-[Rohit] My bad. -[Jenny] Yes, it is.

All of a sudden, Rohit just shows up unannounced.

I turned around, and there he was.

[Rohit speaking]

And I just looked at him like, "What are you doing here?"

-[Sumit] Go have a coffee. -[Rohit] How much is it?

[Jenny] $70 for the small and $90 for the big.

It's too much, do you have anything --

Sorry, we have set prices here, sir.

No, I don't want to have it. It's very expensive.

OK, then go away.

Why is everyone so happy to see him?

And when I know he's here to judge and to be negative

about everything, I don't trust him at all.

So Sumit, do you see anyone outside?

Two, three, people.

Right now, you are at the wrong time.

You know what?

The timing is always right, bro.

[Sumit speaking]

There’s hundreds of -- hundreds of schools...

Because this is school time. It's college time.

-Don't you know that it's -- it's... -It's lunch time.

[Sumit] No, it's not lunch time...

Me.

-Sir, it's on me, OK? -[Sumit, indistinct]

-It's very expensive, though, I will have it. -It's on me.

[Rohit] Good.

Rohit seems to be very jealous of Sumit with this cafe,

so he's gonna come and put him down,

and you can't make this work.

Do you give tips?

No, I will not.

He doesn't want us to succeed because he can't succeed.

Do you think you will survive here?

Like, that's why we call it family cafe,

because we are working as a family. -[Rohit] No.

Problems in this Sumit's family cafe is

that the family is cooking.

Jenny is making coffee. For how long?

Maybe a day or two, she will get tired and she will say,

"Sumit, take me home."

We're gonna serve food, which is, you know,

which we eat in our house.

In our house, like in the family.

Homemade cooking.

All those students who are living away from their house,

I want them to eat something and think about,

like they are still with their family.

And that's the concept.

But we are making sure that [indistinct] come here will be

a part of the family cafe, just like our family.

[Rohit] I don't know.

You started this restaurant in this [bleep] place

and you are saying, "OK, this will grow?"

See?

And look, what he's ordering is coffee.

-One customer. -Yeah.

But there's hardly any customer over there.

Maybe after -- after hearing the price, he will go away.

No.

[Rohit] There's nobody. I cannot see anyone.

Only me,

who will not pay for your coffee.

They're making me so worried that we're gonna fail.

[upbeat music playing]

[speaking Spanish]

Please help me get out of the doghouse today.

The conversation with Brian made me question

my future with Madelein.

But I love her, and I don't want a life without her in it.

I have no other choice

but to fight for our relationship.

Maddie, where are you?

[Madelein] I am in the...

[speaking Spanish].

-I have a surprise for you. -[Madelein] What?

-I have your boxers. -[Luke] And I have...

your new dog. Look at this.

[screams]

[indistinct]

[gasps]

[screams in Spanish]

Madelein is not being responsive to anything

that I've done to mend this relationship.

The cleansing was a bust.

But when I arrived back in Colombia,

she had made it known

that she wanted to bring a new puppy into the family.

[gasps]

Hm.

-What? -The dog.

Hello.

[Luke] I had to move some money around.

It was $2,000. Is this a good use of money?

I don't know.

-[squeals] -It's cute, huh?

Are you beau...?

So it looks like Chewbacca.

So I think we should call him Chewy.

-Chewy? -Chewy.

[Luke] Huh?

-Cairo. -Like Egypt?

No.

OK.

I know it's not gonna fix all of the fights,

all of the hardships that we've endured,

but I'm really hoping that this puppy will show her

that I'm listening and how much I care about her.

I am your mom.

[speaking Spanish]

Our wedding is supposed to be in less than a week,

so this might be my last shot to try and make things work.

Aw.

She -- she don't want even looking at me?

Yeah, 'cause you -- you're bad.

-Here. -[speaking Spanish]

So you happy?

You're not mad with me anymore?

[speaking Spanish]

Ay!

Oh, my goodness.

[squeals]

That puppy was so expensive.

But this is not about the money.

My love language is take care of me and service to me.

You were my priority. That's it.

Nobody else.

I just want us to be OK and for us to move forward.

OK?

[Madelein speaking]

[Luke] I know.

It's my fault. I took the blame.

-Exactly. -I don't wanna fight anymore, please.

No, I don't.

[Luke] I -- I -- I...

At the end of the day, I just want to move on.

That's it.

Why?

[speaking Spanish]

Hm, oh, [speaking French].

[Anthony] You can see it now, yeah?

We'll have, like, 130 goats.

Can you imagine the investment, first of all,

the money, because you need like...

Put it in your mouth.

[chill music playing]

[Anthony] Hi! I know.

I know.

You're waiting your turn to eat, aren't you?

Yeah.

[speaking French]

-[Florent] You want to be a real farmer? -[Anthony] Sure.

-[Florent] This is yours. -[Anthony] OK.

[both speaking French]

Why do they scream?

[Manon] What the [bleep]? Oh, my Lord Jesus Christ.

Oh, my gosh, [speaking French].

Ah, ah! [screams]

Seeing Manon's reaction to the farm,

I'm kind of questioning my decision on the surprise.

OK.

There are flies everywhere!

But I am thrilled

when the farmer is asking me to help him.

-Thank you. -[Florent] Very good student.

Thank you, that was awesome.

-What's up? -[Manon] So this is what's going on?

-We're gonna farm all day? -No.

We're done milking the goats. It was so cool.

You should have at least tried it.

No.

You left me for like some freaking [imitates goats].

-I was there to learn. -No, that's not cool, bro.

-Not cool. -Oh, my gosh.

Not cool.

[Anthony] The faster I help him, the faster we eat the cheese.

-Wow. -Oh -- oh yes!

OK, the good part, finally.

-Yeah. -Oh!

The part I waited for all day.

-Yeah. -Oh, yeah.

-With the sunset. -[Florent] Exactly.

This is my type of experience. [laughs]

[both speaking French]

-This is what I love, OK? -Uh-huh, see?

Changed your tune already.

Yeah, but I don't need to make it.

Give me a big piece.

Mm, oh! [speaking French]

Hey, stop one second. I haven't finished the one, go.

-Put it in your mouth. -Mm, OK.

I could eat that all day, every day.

-[Anthony] You can see it now, yeah? -See what?

This.

I mean, not like on this scale of like 130 goats,

80,000 cheese. -You mean making?

-Yeah. -You mean milking?

I see myself eating the cheese.

This is just not for me.

Like, can you imagine the investment?

First of all, the money, because you need,

like, equipment to do it.

The commitment of having a goat.

We have Ben already.

Ben is the biggest goat to take care about already.

OK, but, like, I'm not talking

about massive production of goats,

just some animals

as a hobby. Make some cheese.

Ben will love it 'cause he loves animals.

You want more space.

Making cheese as a hobby in the future.

Maybe, whatever.

But how this is helping our situation

right now? It's not.

We are struggling.

We moved here for, like, a balance.

I feel you do what you want for you.

[Anthony] So you didn't have fun today?

When I ate the cheese.

[Anthony] I thought this would be a really cool experience.

It doesn't feel that your intention

were actually good.

Your intention was like, "I want to do this,

I'm gonna bring her with me even if she doesn't like it."

It's not my intention.

My intention was to show you a new side of France

that we both haven't seen. We both love goat cheese.

You know, this is not what I like to do.

I was very uncomfortable. It's absolutely not my world.

So respect also that I'm still here making an effort for you.

At least I'm here.

[Anthony] And when have I not been there for you?

Anthony, I'm sick and tired of you trying to negotiate

with me all the time

and trying to make me change my mind and playing games

on me like that.

When I just feel you don't listen.

It's just too much.

Of course, I want you to be happy, and I don't want it

to be all about me.

But you need also a little bit to go towards your wife.

Moving to France did wonders for my relationship

with my son, with Ben, but not with my husband.

And in a lot of ways, it actually put more pressure.

We live at my parents'. There's no intimacy whatsoever.

We are exhausted 'cause we sleep in a tiny bed

with a two-year-old, so we sleep like this every night.

I love that he actually took the time to plan a little date

for us to be alone, but that was absolutely

not for us or for me.

That was actually a date for himself with a goat.

I don't know what to do anymore with you, Anthony.

Maybe we -- we just cannot communicate with each other.

We didn't get off to, like, the greatest start.

Why?

[Chloe] I was feeling pretty torn about telling my mom.

I don't want her down my neck

telling me, "Chloe, you're stupid, this is a bad idea.

Why would you do this?"

[sighs] OK.

I'm actually [bleep] pissed about that.

[Johny] We are here.

[Michelle] Yay!

Chloe, ready?

[Chloe] Mh-hmm.

It's a hot day.

[Johny] It is a hot day.

[upbeat music playing]

Look at this water. It's beautiful.

-It's nice. -[Michelle] This is perfect.

[Johny] Yes.

[Chloe] Last night, Jonathan and me went to dinner with my mom,

and things got a little...

they got a little hectic.

My mom really put the burners on our relationship.

[Chloe] Jonathan, can you get me and my mom a drink?

Yeah, of course.

I think my mom's offer of Jonathan and me both moving

to work with the company would have sounded great,

but it's important to us to build something together

and kinda create our own life in the future.

-Here, honey. -[Chloe] "Acuna Patatas."

-Two piña coladas. -[Michelle] Two piña coladas, please.

It's like the heaviest card I've ever held in my hand.

-It doesn't -- it's doesn't melt. -[Michelle] It's metal.

-Wow. -[Chloe] Watch.

[clink]

Jesus.

[clinking]

You never seen that before?

I'll be back in a few hours, OK?

I'll be back, I'll get you guys the drinks.

-See you, guys. -[Michelle] Thank you.

[Chloe] Aren't you going to miss this when you go back home?

[Michelle] No.

I'm gonna miss you, but not this.

-I think you're lying. -I think it's beautiful.

Don't get me wrong, but if I wanna retire,

I can't keep just vacationing all the time.

I have to save money and get ready for retirement.

-Yeah. -I just wish you would...

come home with me. -Well, I can't do that.

That's kind of...

that ship sailed.

I don't like the fact that I'm leaving,

and I'm leaving you here.

Like, you've made a decision to stay here,

and with no financial support, like, and you have...

you know, the clock's ticking.

I just -- I just struggle with wondering

why you want to do this,

and I get that you love Jonathan, but I just think

Boston would be a better place for both of you.

It's important to our relationship to be here

right now and to start here.

I mean, going to the States would also be a lot harder.

-For who? -If the roles were reversed, to get Jonathan there would be

a lot worse.

The processes are much longer and much harder.

Me and Jonathan would have to do, like, long-distance

for a long time.

And Jonathan and I will not last long-distance.

We won't. I've told you this.

We just won't.

Now, the reason why I need to be here, it's, like,

some -- some relationships can do it.

We cannot.

Well, I think a relationship that you're going to commit to,

you know, potentially forever, should be able to sustain

long-distance for a period of time, and -- and if it's not,

then it's not something that you should even be entertaining.

Definitely sounds like a trust issue,

and you should probably spend some time thinking about that.

Well, I mean, Jonathan, I mean, we didn't get off to,

like, the greatest start. -What -- what do you mean?

[Chloe] At the very beginning, I thought everything was fine.

And then all of a sudden, he's like, "I'm going to Miami

for a boy's trip."

So I'm like, "Yeah, go have a boy's trip,

I don't care."

And I think maybe in that moment,

I thought we were more serious than we were,

'cause then I found out on social media

that he was with...

a girl for her birthday...

in Florida. -That's why he went there?

He went to Florida to go see another girl?

He brought her there for her birthday, yeah.

-So she was from here? -She was from here, yeah.

[sighs] OK.

I am absolutely pissed that Johny was not faithful

to my daughter.

No, I'm actually [bleep] pissed about that, so...

Yeah.

I’m gonna tell him, actually.

As a mother,

I can't even put into words how disappointed

um, and concerned I am.

Because for you to build a relationship based

on infidelity, like in lack of trust, is outrageous to me,

and it's destined to fail.

I mean, yeah, it wasn't exactly the greatest start,

but I mean...

We've had our issues.

We definitely have, but I think at the end of the day...

-That's a big one. -Yeah, it was a big deal.

That's why I'm having these issues.

But you think that you can stay here and that's gonna fix

the ability to trust someone?

That doesn't make any sense.

If you can't trust somebody, you shouldn't be committing

anything to him, let alone, um, changing your entire life

and leaving, you know,

leaving your family behind

and your friends behind. -No, I agree, it makes it...

[Michelle] And your pets behind, and your brother behind.

It makes it a lot harder.

You know, that's a whole 'nother conversation,

and that makes me more concerned

than I actually was five minutes ago.

Even though it happened, like, 11 months ago,

I'm really, to this day, still not happy about it,

because we had many occasions where I had sat him down

saying, "Do not lie, just do not lie."

And he lied.

But I'm trying to reassure my mom as best I can that I know

what I'm doing.

I don't want her down my neck telling me,

"Chloe, you're stupid, this is a bad idea,

why would you do this?"

And make my anxiety

and my trust issues honestly harder.

[Michelle] It sounds concerning is what it sounds like.

-Yeah, but I think... -I mean, as your mother, that, to me is,

you know, a lot bigger

than a position or a job.

But, I mean, there was just certain things that they seemed

crazy or they seemed small that helped that the more

he did them, it made me feel better.

And slowly over time, he kept proving to me

that he did want this to work and he did want me to come here.

I kind of put the trust on him to rebuild it.

And he did.

I was feeling pretty torn about telling my mom

about Jonathan's little cheating scenario.

But at the same time, I wanted her to kind of understand

where I'm coming from.

But now, I kind of regret telling my mom what happened

with Jonathan in the past, because now she will always

have that in the back of her head.

And every decision that I make, she's just always gonna think

"How can she choose to go on?"

I'm obviously super concerned.

But quite honestly, the infidelity would have been

enough for me. -[Chloe] I mean, yeah.

-[Michelle] Yeah. -In a perfect world, that would have --

would not have happened. -[Michelle] It's not a perfect world.

You know, it's a -- it's in low-expectation world.

I don't have a positive outlook on where this is going.

But, you know, for your sake, I really hope

it doesn't backfire.

-[Luke] Can you help me? -[Madelein] No, do it.

You're ridiculous.

I've sacrificed so much to just try and make her happy.

And I haven't been appreciated.

You want me to do everything.

I do the work, I pay the bills.

I do this.

This isn't the life that I signed up for.

[Madelein] [Bleep] you.

[guitar music playing]

♪ So why don't we go ♪

[singing in Spanish]

♪ Come with me and dance ♪

[singing in Spanish]

[Madelein] Are you ready to go to Guatapé?

[Luke] Can you pop the trunk?

Two more, baby.

[kiss sounds]

Can you pop the trunk?

Can you put this on the side, please?

[speaking Spanish], but I think this is

the last thing you need to bring. -[Luke] Yeah, just...

if you're not gonna help, you just need to help me do it.

Are you guys ready for three hours of drive?

-[kiss sounds] -[Luke] Can you help me?

Put this on this hanger.

-[Madelein] No, do it. -You're ridiculous.

A couple days ago, Madelein and I

worked things out.

I'm glad the marriage is back on.

I'm happy that we have another shot together.

But things are still not going as smoothly as I thought.

[Madelein] Close the door.

[Luke] I was hoping we could put all the fighting behind us.

But that doesn't seem to be the case.

Yeah, it's stressful.

You know what I think?

[speaking Spanish]

The dogs are a very good sense of character.

And both dogs are with me right now.

[speaking Spanish]

-[Madelein laughs sarcastically] -Oh!

So you wanna go with your mama?

[Madelein speaking]

You barely take care of her.

[Luke] You never help. I always do everything.

Ooh, why you don't say that to yourself?

Ugh!

Like, you always be a baby?

Look, I don't wanna complain

about putting [bleep] in the car,

'cause I can do it, but...

-[speaking Spanish] -[Luke] I am a gentleman.

-No, you don't. -I open the doors for you.

-You don't. -I do everything for you.

-I try and be nice to you. -You do it when I tell you.

Why you don't do it?

You, like, try and bicker, and fight, and nitpick,

and so many things, like...

How [bleep] rude. That's it.

-How you talk to me again? -Hey, like, I'm just saying, like --

-How you talk to me? -OK, I'm just saying, like...

[yelling] How you talk to me?

[Luke] You want me to do everything.

I do the work, I pay the bills, I do this, I cook, I clean,

I do, like...

[Luke] OK.

If this is anything like what our marriage is gonna be like,

holy [bleep], do we have problems.

The things that Brian and I had talked about are really

sinking in right now.

I felt like I haven't been myself in a really long time.

You're completely just manipulated and controlled

all the time.

You don't have to go through with this.

Wake the [bleep] up.

I feel like I've sacrificed so much...

to just try and make her happy. And I haven't been...

appreciated for it.

I'm constantly disrespected by a 20-year-old.

I -- I think I, like, give you a pretty good life, and...

You think you give me pretty good life?

You think I already don't have a pretty good life?

It seems like you're always mad at me.

Yes, I am. You always making me mad.

Doesn't seem like that's a good thing.

[bleep] you.

This isn't like the life that I signed up for.

I don't like fighting.

-Yes, I am mad because it's you who disappointed to me. -You’re always mad.

[Luke] But you're always mad.

And making me asking why I [bleep] with you?

Why? Like, why?

-And you never make me happy. -[Luke] Exactly.

So like, what are we doing here?

Never, shut up!

You're very opinionated and you're so --

you try and be so dominant and you try and act -- -I am.

And you try and act like you're the boss of everything

and everyone in the whole world. -Yeah, I am.

-You're not though. -I am.

[Luke] You're not.

I put up with your [bleep], all your baggage

and all your good stuff because I love you.

[speaking Spanish]

-[Luke] Just don't interrupt me. -[speaking Spanish].

-[Luke] Don't interrupt me! -[speaking Spanish].

You don't like it, leave!

-[Luke] Respect goes both ways. -[Madelein speaking Spanish]

I'm saying you need to --

[Bleep] you.

[Chloe] Next time on "90 Day Fiancé, The Other Way."

[speaking French]

I don't know if I'm nervous for Manon to see me as a mime

or to improvise for strangers, but it is the only job

that I'm qualified for.

What the [bleep]? Anthony, what the heck?

Why are you doing this? What is -- what is wrong with you?

-[Dylan] Welcome to the great outdoors. -I love it.

-[Dylan] Really? -It's so different from being in the city.

[phone ringing]

-Hi, mom. -[Jo speaking]

She's constantly invading our relationship.

-She calls every day. -What's the big deal?

-It's my mom. -Babe, it's not normal.

[Johny] Very windy today, huh?

[Michelle] Learning that Johny cheated on my daughter has changed

a lot of things.

If it was up to me, I would bring my daughter home with me.

It scares me, and I don't wanna leave my daughter here

on this island with you.

[Greta sighs] [Bleep]

I have been feeling shifts in my relationship with Matthew

in the past six months.

[Matthew] Honey, I'm home.

-[Greta] Hey. -What's -- what's with the tears?

Since I've arrived, all we've done is fight.

I have doubt in my mind

whether or not I'm the right person for you.

We don't make each other happy. What are we doing here?

[sobs]