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- Hey, don't go to far.

- Let's be back here in an hour.

- Okay, sounds good.

- Boo.

- What are you doing here?

- Oh, the beach.

The coast.

Wow, the ocean!

No one's ever photographed that before.

That camera is a waste of all your savings.

You're never gonna get in.

Mom and dad know it too.

They're just too weak to tell you

that you have no talent,

that they wish you weren't their problems.

- Please just leave me alone. - Give me this.

- You're such an idiot.

Go on like that.

How stupid!

- John.

John.

- Didn't see that one coming.

I told you already, I am not coming you.

You what?

- Hi.

- Amy, I am not going with you tonight.

- I know.

- I have to finish my vlog.

David extended my shift tomorrow.

- Okay, first off,

you have got to stop letting

that skeezy, wanna-be boss walk all over you.

- He's my actual boss.

- Second, you have like 20 subscribers to your vlog.

I'm sure they'll get over it if it's delayed a day.

- Mm.

- Come on, you're being so sensitive.

- Have a drink, it'll make you feel better.

- I'm not going, Amy.

- It'll be fun, I promise.

- Why don't you invite Lindsey?

- Because Lindsey is a mess,

and I wanna have a good time, not play babysitter.

Besides if you go with me,

it'll make Derek jealous.

- Why would I wanna make my boyfriend jealous?

- Oh, Tara, Tara, Tara.

You have so much to learn about the ways of men.

- Okay.

- Rude!

You are so stubborn!

- Me?

- Just like make an appearance.

You can bring your camera, take photos of rich kids

making bad choices in their natural habitat.

- Mm, that sounds appealing.

- Honestly, they would probably pay you big bucks

for some profesh insta photos.

Gotta make your money somehow,

those gourmet meals don't grow on trees.

- I am trying to make money by working on my vlog.

- Okay, I will pay you however much

you're gonna make from these reviews if you come with me.

- I'm not your charity case, Amy.

- Oh my god, why would you think that I think that?

I just wanna have a fun time with my best gal.

And if I can help you out a little bit, great!

There we go.

You're welcome.

I made it from scratch.

- You're the worst. - I know.

- Mm-hmm.

- I promise I'll have you home by midnight.

I will have you home by 11:00 PM.

You will be back inside by 10:00 PM.

That is plenty of time to do your little video.

- 10:00 PM?

- I promise.

Ah!

Yes!

Okay, throw that food out.

Okay, you can call it that.

Put this purse on, finish your drink.

- I'm working on it.

- Okay, let's go, let's go, let's go.

- I'm fine, I'm fine.

- It's this way. - What?

- This way.

You got it.

- Where's my phone.

- You don't need it right now.

- I need to call a car.

- Yep, you can just crash here.

Call a car in the morning.

Hey guys, Tara here.

Today I'm gonna be reviewing the 85 millimeter

that just came out this week.

I did a test shoot on it the other day and.

Mother!

What are you doing Tara?!

You have two new messages.

First message.

- Hi honey, it's mom again.

You know, it's your father's birthday today,

and I just think it would be nice to hear from you.

Message deleted.

Next message.

- Hey, I know you're at work right now

and there's no need to call me back.

I...

Well, I guess I'm just gonna say it.

I feel like maybe we should take a break.

The big show is coming up,

and I just really need to focus on that.

You've always been my biggest cheerleader

and I appreciate all that, but I just think that...

I don't think I can be the same to you right now.

You know, I'm under a lot of pressure with everything

and I just think it's for the best.

So yeah...

Well, I hope we can still be friends,

and if you wanna still come to the show and take pictures,

that would be awesome.

But I understand if not.

Anyway...

Or maybe I'll see you there.

End of message.

To delete this message press.

This is Derek.

Leave a message.

- Hey. - Hi.

- Forget him.

You're too good for him.

- Am I?

- He's a wannabe rockstar

that still thinks he can make it at 35.

Trust me when I say you can do better.

- I just don't know what I'm doing anymore, Amy.

I hate my job.

I've no time for my non-existent career.

My parents don't talk to me, and my boyfriend,

who apparently was a total loser anyway,

just dumped me.

- That's what I'm saying.

You're stuck.

You're dead in the water,

but this is your chance to change all of that.

Nobody wants to be a waitress forever.

You're almost 30, can you imagine

if you were still slinging French fries then?

- I'm not you, Amy.

I don't have any savings.

I'm living on credit cards.

- I'm talking about getting creative with your talents.

- No.

You're not gonna drag me out to any more clubs

where I take photos of your other spoiled friends.

- Okay.

I know you're having a bad day,

so I'm gonna pretend like I didn't hear that.

- Well, I didn't mean-- - No, no, no, it's okay.

Listen.

I have an idea.

My parents have this amazing house

that I used to go to every summer as a kid.

It's on it's own private lake.

It's surrounded by forest.

Great for hiking, totally secluded.

It's just like,

honestly, it's really amazing.

- Okay.

- Well, my mom mentioned that they're selling it

and so we should totally go while we still can.

You can bring your camera and take photos.

I bet my parents would pay you for that.

And honestly, the place is so beautiful

that you're gonna wanna do that anyway.

Don't give me that.

This is not some charity case

or whatever hateful thing you said.

I just think it'd be a great opportunity

to kill two birds with one stone.

- And what birds would those be?

- Well, in addition to a possible paycheck,

we could have a girls' weekend!

No work, no douchy Derek,

just a beautiful lake and great views.

Let's do it, let's go this weekend.

- I'm not big on lakes.

- Who's not big on lakes?

Is this about your brother?

- Why would you say that?

- Tara, I know you better than anybody else.

And you're never gonna be able to move forward

until you let go of your past.

It was an accident.

It was a...

A horrible accident, but an accident.

- It's not that. - Then what?

- Derek chose this weekend.

- Tara, you can't go to that. - What?

- I think he wants me to go.

Look, I know he wants me to go.

If I could just talk to him--

- And say what?

Hey, congrats on the show.

I'll be in the back taking photos of your band for free.

Oh, and by the way, I'm still totally available

for any emotional abuse you'd like to fling

in my general direction.

This does not have a happy ending.

Trust me.

He just wants you there for the photos.

And I'm saying this because I love you

and you're my friend.

- I just feel like...

Like I need to be there.

- Okay.

How about this?

We go for a day, for 24 hours, see how it goes.

If you still feel like you need to go to the show

then, okay, fine,

we'll just leave first thing in the morning,

and we can make it in time.

But if you have fun, we can stay the weekend.

And you can bring your work.

I mean, it would be a gorgeous backdrop for those vlogs.

And I know my parents are gonna wanna pay you

for those photos.

It'll be great.

It'll be a killer weekend.

What do you say?

Deal?

Hey guys, Tara here.

Thought I would put these new lenses to the test

by going on a little nature getaway to my friend's lake.

I know, I was surprised when I heard they had a lake too.

And get this, it's named after them.

Anyway, I'll be posting updates once we're there,

so make sure you check back.

- You weren't kidding,

this really is the middle of nowhere.

- Does your car always make that sound?

- This is the little lake house?

- This is it.

- Is it okay?

- Yeah, this happens.

It's probably just overheated.

I think I'll take a look at it when it's cooled down.

- Okay.

So...

What do you think?

- I think when you said lake house

I wasn't expecting this.

Also, why has it taken us this long to visit?

- I may have forgotten that we owned it

until my mum mentioned we were selling it.

Wait till you see the view of the lake.

- Wow.

- Right?

I remember it being bigger.

- John!

- Are you okay?

- Yeah.

I didn't realize we'd be right on the coast.

- We're not.

There's a whole lake in between.

- When's the last time someone was here?

- Who knows!

My parents rent it out every now and again,

but honestly I think it just sits empty most of the time.

- You'd think they'd wanna be here all the time?

- Oh, you haven't seen their actual house.

This is a dump compared to that.

- Does this thing work?

- Probably not, this place is a catch all

for decades of strange collectibles.

- No service. - Right?

It'll be good.

No temptation.

- Is there wifi at least?

- I think so.

- Amy! - What?

- How am I supposed to do my vlog?

- Ah, stop whining about your vlog!

Just record your videos here

and upload them when you get back.

Could I get a thank you, Amy?

I'm doing this for you.

- You're right.

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

This is really something.

- You're welcome.

Let's go see your room.

I hope you like pink.

You know mom loves an accent pillow.

- Is that supposed to be open?

- God, whoever rented it last must have left it, idiots.

I hope there's not water damage.

I don't want my parents thinking it was us.

You're being weird.

Wine.

- Amy?

Stop that.

- It is a shame you're never in your own photos.

- Yeah, I prefer it that way.

- Oh, my phone's dying.

Do you have your charger?

- Where's yours.

- Mm, I might've forgotten it.

But that's what I have you for.

It's just for the music anyway.

- By the computer.

- Ah-hah!

See, this one is fun.

Don't you wanna skip stupid Derek's stupid show

and stay here all weekend with me?

Tara, when are you gonna realize that he's a jerk

and he is never gonna change

and that you need to move on?

- I care about him, Amy.

I just think

it's not a bad thing to be there

for people you care about.

- And I commend you

for always seeing the best in people.

really, I do, even when it is very hard to find.

But you have got to stop letting people

take advantage of you.

- That's easy for you to say.

You could have any guy you want.

- Girl, have you seen these photos?!

So could you.

Okay, subject change.

Guess who has a new book project

that obviously needs to be the center of my universe?

- Oo, what does mommy dearest

have us working on this time?

- Who knows.

- Plates.

- Heaven forbid I have a life outside of her.

I wish my parents were more like yours.

- You mean totally absent?

- Well, that's not fair.

Their absence isn't entirely their fault.

I mean, I've seen you ignore your mom's phone calls.

- You don't know--

- What was that?

- Looks like my door.

- It's a draft.

I thought I told you to close it.

- I thought I did.

- Well, obviously not all the way.

Just remember to lock it this time.

- Tara!

- Are you awake?

- Come up.

- Hey guys, Tara here.

As promised, the view from the porch.

There are worst places to work, right?

I'm about to head down to the lake,

and I'm gonna to try to convince my friend

to do some modeling for me

so we can test out the new portraiture lens.

- You ready to head down?

- Shouldn't take much convincing.

- Okay, try one looking up at the sky.

Okay, try away

just so we can see the back of your hat for a second.

Oh, these are actually pretty great.

- You sound surprised.

Don't forget who was crowned Little Miss Bedford.

Still got it.

- When was that?

- I was eight.

- Yeah, maybe it's just a really great lens.

- Rude!

Okay, put it away.

Let's go swim. - I'm good.

- Please.

Please.

- I'm enjoying the sun.

- I don't wanna swim alone.

Besides it'll be good for you.

- Good for me.

Am I missing something here?

It's new chapter, come to face your fears.

- What are...

Oh my, this is about John.

- I don't know what you're talking you about.

- Yeah, you do.

You even asked me before

if I didn't wanna come because of him.

- If I did, I don't remember it.

Babe, this is not about you and your brother.

This is about me trying to get you to loosen up

and have a good time.

Everything with you is so heavy.

- He died Amy.

- 10 years ago.

You can't keep using him as an excuse--

- Using him as an excuse?!

- You know what I mean?

- You know, I don't think I do.

You have no idea what it's like to lose someone,

to feel responsible,

to have your own mother and father resent you

for being the one who survived.

- They don't resent you.

- You have no idea, Amy.

You think you have this great understanding of my life.

You don't have a clue!

Worry about your own problems.

You're always complaining

that your mom is so controlling and so demanding.

Leave!

Oh, but who's gonna pay for all this.

- That's really not fair.

- Life isn't fair.

And the sooner you stop trying to convince me otherwise,

the better.

- Hey.

I'm sorry

It's just I see you constantly punishing yourself,

and honestly it breaks my heart.

Like with guys like Derek.

I think you stick around

because you don't think you deserve better.

You do.

- I have an idea.

- Yeah?

- How about we don't talk about guys anymore?

Let's just focus on you and me for the rest of the trip.

How does that sound?

- Does that mean you are staying?

- I didn't say that.

No, I'm still debating.

- Woo-hoo!

- I was thinking about what you said.

- What did I say?

- That I complain about my parents

but have no problem letting them support me.

- I'm sorry, I was upset--

- No, no, you're right.

I am totally dependent on them.

Which is why, I guess, I'm so envious of you.

- Envious of me?

- Yeah!

I mean, I have no idea what it would be like

to have no one expect anything of me, you know,

to have that kind of freedom.

- Hey, sorry.

I didn't mean to scare you.

- Can we help you?

- No, well maybe.

I was down by the lake when I saw you two across the way,

but you left before I could say hi.

- And what are you doing out here?

- Well, I guess you could say I'm Cheryl Strayeding it.

- I'm sorry, what?

- It's Cheryl Strayed.

"Wild?"

It's one of my favorite books, I did a whole vlog about it.

- Oh.

- Well, Cheryl.

- It's Lucas, actually.

Look, I don't wanna bother you two,

I was just wondering if maybe you knew of a place

where I could charge my phone for a bit?

- Did Cheryl Strayed have a phone?

- I don't think so,

but she's way tougher than me.

- As a matter of fact, we have a place right off the trail.

But you know, there's no service out here, right?

- Yeah, I figured as much.

Still it wouldn't hurt to have some juice

in case I eventually come across some bars.

- Sure.

I'm Amy.

This is Tara.

Follow us.

- Wow.

- That's what I said too.

- It's in massive need of an update,

but it does the trick.

- And it's just the two of you here?

- Why do you ask?

- Just seems a little dangerous.

Two attractive young ladies

alone in a big old house like this.

I feel like I've seen this movie before.

- That's funny.

You're funny.

So do you have a charger or do you need one?

- Oh, no, I'm good.

- Fabulous.

Charge away!

I'm gonna go grab a shower.

Do you mind?

He's totally the perfect rebound.

Go for it.

You kids have fun.

- If I miss you, thank you for the hospitality.

I should be out of here in like 10.

- No, no, no, no, no, make yourself at home.

I'll be right back down.

- So you just out here doing some soul searching, huh?

- Yeah, yeah, something like that.

I noticed your camera

and some pretty serious equipment you got there.

- Yeah, well I'm far from a pretty serious photographer.

- I dabble a bit myself.

Though, I would have no idea how to make a career out of it.

- That makes two of us.

- What's that?

- It's a work in progress.

Let's just leave it at that.

- Aren't we all just works in progress?

- To our new friend

on the beginning of his hero's journey,

and to my bestest friend

on the beginning of her new chapter.

- So I'm gathering that the two of you

have known each other for a very long time.

- Oh, a long time.

- Why do you say it like that?

Like it's a bad thing?

- I didn't, I just think it's kind of scary

when you think about

how long we've actually known each other.

Amy was my first friend when my family moved to town.

- And nemesis.

- It's a little bit of a stretch.

- Are you kidding me?

We were famous for that fight.

- Fight? - Mm-hmm.

That's how we met.

I was dragged to this fraternity.

- Oh, the robe.

- And someone was holding up the bathroom.

- I was having a moment.

- So I started banging on the door.

- In this totally rude way.

- And Amy, let me know just how rude she thought I was.

- And Tara called me a hypocrite.

- There was copious amounts of cheap liquor involved,

so things really went downhill from there.

- I think there's still a video of it somewhere.

- We've come a long way since then.

- Oh, like fine wines.

- I was in this new place, I didn't know anyone.

And then this girl that I get in a massive fight with

in front of everyone,

somehow ends up giving me a ride home.

- With my driver.

- And by the end of the ride,

I'm confiding in her and I'm crying with her, and...

You were really there for me that year.

I don't know what I would've done without you.

- Freshman year can be tough.

- Yeah, it wasn't really that, it was my brother.

Sorry, I don't really talk about it often,

but we lost my brother that year

and it just kind of ripped my family apart.

We moved because...

I don't know because my mom thought it would be better

to start fresh somewhere else.

But we didn't really start fresh.

There was nothing to start.

It was actually more like the end.

- I'm sorry.

- It was a long time ago.

I moved out on my own and Amy became my new family.

I don't really talk to my parents anymore.

I think they just couldn't look at me

without being overwhelmed

at how much they miss my brother, so.

Anyway, here we are.

Sorry, I didn't mean to-- - No, it's...

I know what it's like to lose someone you love

even if it was a long time ago

when everyone keeps telling you it's time to move on.

- It was 10 years ago.

- Amy!

- I mean, don't you think she should reach out?

- I don't think-- - It's time.

- I think Tara could probably decide for herself.

- So Lucas, what do you do?

- I'm a pharmacist actually.

- Oh! - Yeah.

Well, I used to be.

- Used to be?

- Yeah, I don't know, I just,

I recently had a change of heart.

I got into it because I wanted to help people,

and lately it just feels like I'm serving big pharma.

So I got out.

- So you're just out here in the middle of nowhere.

Looking for what?

- I guess I'll know it when I see it.

What about you two?

I know you're a photographer, Tara.

- Yeah, well, she could be

if she'd ever get rid of that embarrassing waitress job.

- Thanks, Amy.

- No, that's not what I mean.

It's just you have so much talent

and you are wasting it at that dumpy tourist trap.

You could be making so much more money

than minimum wage and bad tips.

And then maybe you could afford a car

that doesn't sound like a death rattle.

- You got car trouble? - No, it's fine.

- I could take a look if you'd like.

- Would you, please?

I feel like I am risking my life

every time I get into that thing.

- It's fine. - I got tools in my car.

It's not a big deal. - Wait, you have a car.

I thought you were eat, pray, loving this.

- I am.

I'm just starting.

It's not too far from the lake.

- Well, maybe when Amy's done roasting me, we can go get it.

- I'm not roasting you.

God, she's so sensitive.

I'm just being honest.

You have so much potential, you know.

- What about you, Amy?

What do you do?

I work with my parents actually.

You seem like a really nice guy,

and ordinarily I would invite you to stay the weekend,

but unfortunately Tara's boyfriend

is playing a show. - Amy!

- So we have to get back for that.

So. - He's not my boyfriend.

He dumped me this week actually.

- Oh, they've been on and off for years.

- Lucky guy.

- Well this time we're off.

For good.

I'm not going to the show.

- You're not?

- No, I'm not.

We're gonna be staying here for the rest of the weekend.

And you're welcome to stay with us for as long as you like.

Right Amy?

- Right!

I'm gonna get another bottle of wine.

They keep the best ones in the cellar.

- She's fun.

- She comes off a bit harsh sometimes.

But the truth is she's a really good friend

and she's been there for me for a lot.

You know, you remind me of someone,

or maybe we've run into each other before or something.

Where did you say you were from?

- I see you, you know.

- I'm sorry.

- I found us something a little more exciting than wine.

- Amy?

Amy, if you're gonna borrow my stuff,

you need to put it back when you're done.

- I don't know what you're talking about.

- My perfume.

- I didn't take it.

- Right.

- Hey guys, Tara here.

As promised the view from the porch.

There are worst places to work, right?

I'm about to head down to the lake,

and I'm gonna try to convince my friend

to do some modeling for me

so we can test out the new portraiture lens.

Hey guys, Tara here.

As promised the view from the porch.

There are worst places to work, right?

I'm about to head down to the lake,

and I'm gonna try to convince my friend

to do some modeling for me

so we can test out the new portraiture lens.

- Oh, there you are.

- Hey. - Amy, can I talk to you?

There's something I need to show you.

- Right now?

- Yes, right now.

- We're just getting started.

- Have a drink, babe. - Join us.

- I thought you said you didn't take it.

- What? - I can smell my perfume.

- I don't know what you're talking about.

- You're up, Amy.

What was it you wanted to show Amy?

- Nothing.

It was nothing.

- You wanna show me instead?

- I think it's time for another shot.

- Hey there sleepy head.

How are you feeling?

- Why didn't you wake me up?

- I figured I'd wait till I was finished

making breakfast first.

This one isn't used to that kind of a good time.

- I'd never have known.

- Have you seen my phone charger?

I can't find it.

- Oh, that's not surprising.

She's always losing, slash misplacing her things.

- Am I?

This is news to me.

- Well, somebody woke up

on the wrong side of the bed this morning.

- Well, someone should stop borrowing my stuff

and then misplacing it and accusing me of losing it.

- I think I'll go take a look at the car.

- You don't have to do that. - I know.

I just figure it's safer out there

than in this line of fire.

- The keys are by the door.

- Play nicely.

- Play nice.

Great, now he thinks we're psychos.

- We?

You're the one being paranoid.

I'm just making pancakes.

- I'm not paranoid.

It's my stuffy, Amy, and it's not where I put it.

- Okay, everybody misplaces things.

You had a lot to drink last night,

you probably just don't remember where you put it.

- Or you don't.

I wasn't the only one drinking last night.

- Okay, I'll keep my eyes open for it.

It's not that big of a deal.

- It is a big deal.

It's my stuff, Amy.

And you always do this.

You always think you can just take whatever you want,

- I'm always taking your things?

- Yes.

There are no boundaries with you and there should be.

- Okay, we are talking about a phone charger here.

Do you hear yourself?

- It's not about the phone charger.

- Then what is it about? - It's about...

Forget it.

- Are you upset because Lucas was coming on to me?

Tara.

You have been talking all week about Derek

and how much you miss him, and care about him,

and wanna get back to see his show.

Does any of this indicate to me that you're interested

in hooking up with random mountain man?

No!

I don't understand why you're upset with me

when I had no idea that you were trying to impress Lucas.

- I'm not trying to impress him.

- Oh my god.

I don't even know what we're talking about anymore.

Tara, I can't keep up.

- It's the way you're saying it.

I'm not trying to impress him.

I'm just-- - You're just what?

This is not what I was looking for.

I don't know why I go out of my way to be so nice to you

when you treat me like this,

when you get randomly angry at me

and accuse me of doing things that I'm not doing.

- You are doing it though, Amy

- Look, if you want Lucas, go for it.

But don't get mad at me for being myself

and trying to have fun,

just because you don't have the strength

to go after what you want.

- You fixed it.

- It just need a little love.

- You're my hero.

- Anytime.

- Breakfast is ready and the battle is over,

if you wanna come back inside.

Sorry you had to hear all that, Amy and I.

- Oh no, it's all good.

No need to explain.

- Well, come in whenever you're ready.

- Well, hello there.

You're gonna join me before it gets cold?

- It smells delicious.

Let me just wash up, and I'll be right back.

- I swear you were the last person to use the charger, Amy.

- I will literally buy you 50 chargers

if you never bring this up again.

- Look, I need to show you something.

This is what I was talking about last night.

There was someone watching us yesterday morning,

and I caught them on tape.

- The suspense is killing me.

- It's gone.

- What's gone? - My vlog file, it's gone.

- You know what I think,

I think we need to put away the brown liquors

and stick with the wine tonight.

- No, it was here, I saw it.

- Thanks for waiting.

This looks incredible.

You okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

- Pancake? - Thank you.

Tara, pancakes?

- All right.

- Sorry.

- That's okay.

- This seat taken?

I gotta stop creeping up on you like this.

- Last night when you said you've seen me,

what did you mean by that?

- I haven't been completely honest with you.

I didn't exactly need a phone charge.

When I saw you yesterday

sitting right here actually,

I just knew.

- Knew what?

- That I finally found what I was looking for.

That everything else up until that moment didn't matter.

What?

Is that really so hard to believe?

- I don't know, Lucas.

I don't feel like it works like that.

Guys like you,

and girls like me.

- You really don't see it, do you?

- Besides I thought you and Amy

had something going on last night.

- Amy?

- Yeah.

- Can I tell you a secret?

You're wrong.

- You said your car's around here somewhere.

- Tara.

Tara, are you in there?

Tara.

- Derek?

What are you doing here?

- Listen, I made a mistake.

- Don't you think it's a little late for that?

- I'm hoping not.

Can I come in?

- How did you find me?

- Come on, you post your entire life online.

- I didn't post anything about being here.

- Your last vlog, you said

that you were at a friend's family's lake.

It doesn't take a genius to look up a lake

with Amy's last name.

Okay.

- What do you want Derek?

- I want you to come back with me.

I want you to come to the show tonight.

- I don't think that's a good idea.

- Why not?

- Because you dumped me Derek.

In a voicemail!

- I didn't dump you.

I was freaking out about the show.

I made a couple mistakes

and I was just confused about what that all meant.

- Made a couple mistakes?

- But that's over now.

And I wanna fix things with you.

- What mistakes?

What's over?

- It doesn't matter?

- I think it does.

- You're not listening to me.

I messed up and I wanna fix things.

I wanna make things right with you.

- You need to leave.

- Not until you say you're coming with me.

- I'm not gonna do that, Derek.

- Baby, I drove all the way out here because

I wanted to tell you that I-- - What's going on here?

- Who are you?

- Lucas meet Derek.

Derek this is Lucas.

Derek was just leaving.

- So you're the other car outside?

Wait are you two-- - Derek, you can't be here.

- I asked you a question.

Here I am feeling all terrible about what I've done,

and you're out here banging some backwards rando.

Where'd you even find this guy?

Hang on.

Don't I know you?

- You can't be here, Derek.

- Lucas, you said.

No, that's not right.

You're sleeping with my girl?

- She's not your girl.

- Guys.

You really need to go Derek.

If you wait much longer, you're gonna be late for your show.

- So it's gonna be like that, huh?

She's all yours pal.

Even with the pictures, it wasn't worth it.

She was a better lay than you'll ever be.

Stupid waste of time.

Oh, son of a!

- Knock, knock.

- I'm guessing you heard all that.

- Yeah.

- He was cheating on me the whole time, Amy.

- I'm such an idiot. - No.

You're not an idiot.

Come here, oh.

- Well, I knew I recognized you from somewhere.

So is that how long this has been going on?

- I have no idea what you're talking about.

- No, I knew it was you from the destiny party.

What was that about a year and a half ago.

You've been screwing her all this time?

That lying bitch!

Tara!

- There you are. - Hey.

Sorry, I just had to throw something in my car.

Is she okay?

- She'll be fine.

She and Derek just had this connection, I guess.

They'll be doing this song and dance

for a very long time, I think.

- It seemed pretty over to me.

- How cute.

Wishful thinking.

I'm gonna get a drink.

You want one?

- Hey guys, Tara here.

It's now day two of working in paradise.

Some technical difficulties

led to me losing yesterday's vlog.

Bummer, I know,

but I'm very excited to share with you

some pictures I took using this portraiture lens.

Shoot!

- Idiot, Tara.

John!

He died, Amy

Ten years ago

You're such an idiot. Mom and Dad know it too.

You're never going to be able to move forward until

you let go of your past.

Amy.

- No Tara, wait.

Tara.

Tara, it was an accident. - An accident?

- You know I would never do anything to hurt you.

- Oh, yeah, you wouldn't do anything.

Nothing is ever your doing, is it?

Unless, of course it's something

that I need to thank you for,

something amazing, like you bringing poor, broke,

inadequate, heartbroken little me

out to one of your family's incredible properties

so we can have a girls' getaway

that's supposedly all for my benefit,

where you tell me to go for it with a guy.

But what you really mean is

how dare I ever think he would choose me over you!

You're sad, Amy.

All you are is a needy, empty, selfish, spoiled brat

who would stab a friend in the back

the first chance she gets.

- Yeah, okay, play the victim.

Oh, poor Tara.

Oh, I'm so responsible.

I work so hard.

I think I'm so much better than everybody else

because my family has no money and my parents hate me.

And, oo, I wanna be a famous photographer,

and my life is terrible.

- Screw you, Amy.

Oh, wait, Lucas already did that.

- That's what this is about?

It's just sex, Tara.

Maybe if you weren't such a prude somebody would do you.

- Shut up. - Maybe that's the reason

your boyfriend was so eager to get in bed with me too.

- What?

- Nobody likes a sob story, Tara.

Your life is no more difficult than anybody else's.

You're just too scared to admit that

maybe it's you who's not measuring up.

Maybe it was the wrong sibling that drowned that day.

- We're done.

I never wanna see or hear from you ever again.

- Let me take a look. - Get away from me.

- Let me just take a quick-- - Stay away.

- I'm only trying to help.

- Tara.

Tara, I'm so, so sorry. - Stop talking.

- I don't know why I said that, it was stupid.

- Just stay away from me both of you.

- Can we just please talk?

- I'm getting out of here right now.

Take me to town, I'm gonna get a bus.

It's too late.

There's not gonna be a bus until the morning.

- You did this to my car. - Me?

You saw me fix it.

- What are you playing at? - You're upset,

and that is totally understandable,

but it is very late, and--

- Why did you do this to my car?

- You don't think that maybe it was your pissed off ex?

- He has a point, Tara.

- I would never-- - Can I just say one thing.

Things got ugly in there and I'm sorry.

I really, really am.

I didn't mean what I said and I know I can't take it back

but if we could just go back inside and sleep it off,

Lucas can bring us into town in the morning.

Don't you think that makes the most sense?

Tara, please!

Tara, I'm really, really sorry.

I'll see you in the morning.

- It's not what you think.

- Just go.

- Oh, it's okay, it's okay.

Please, don't be scared, Tara.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

I would never do anything to hurt you.

He wasn't a good guy.

He was using you,

and he was sleeping with your best friend,

among others.

He didn't come close to treating you

the way that you deserve to be treated.

Now, you finding me with Amy was not part of the plan.

You just got back home a little bit sooner than I'd hoped.

If you had just given me a bit more time,

I would've been able to get rid of her too.

You're the only woman for me, Tara.

You have always been the only one for me.

Tara!

Where are you running, Tara?

I found you before and I will find you again.

I will always...

find you.

- Tara!

- She was a better lay than you'll ever be.

- Maybe it was the wrong sibling

that drowned that day.

- You waking up there?

I tried to be gentle.

I'm sorry, but you made me do that.

You know I would never wanna do anything to hurt you.

I gave you a sedative for the pain,

I hope that's okay.

We're off soon, but you have to promise me,

don't do anything stupid.

I don't have to tie you up like her.

- Where is she?

- We were doing so well.

We finally had our moment at the lake.

That connection.

That's why I knew it was time...

Time to take care of Amy.

Derek.

Derek was not part of the plan.

I was surprised when he showed up.

I figured I could deal with him later.

And then when he decided to come back,

I couldn't have that.

I had to protect you.

- What do you want from us?

- Us?

How many times do I have to tell you?

There's only you.

It's always only been you.

Love at first sight.

It's real.

- You can't love someone after two days, Lucas.

- Oh no.

No, I have been in love with you for years

since sixth grade

when you rescued me.

Those boys were harassing me

and you told them to leave me alone.

And then you reached out your hand and you helped me up.

- Brian?

- I knew you would remember me.

I found my middle name suited me better.

Anyway.

I know it now,

just like I knew it then,

I would do anything for you.

I lost you for a little while there...

after I took your brother out of the picture.

He was such a terrible bully to you.

And I will never forget the look in his eyes

the moment before he hit the water.

And things didn't go as planned after that.

You disappeared.

I had no way of finding you.

I thought he was over for us.

So you can only imagine my surprise

when I'm researching camera equipment

and suddenly your beautiful face pops up

telling me all about it.

It's fate.

You can't ignore that Tara.

So I dropped everything

and I moved out here to be close to you.

And I've been following your life ever since,

just waiting for the perfect moment.

No, the pieces, they just fell into place.

I just, I knew that this would be my chance,

my chance to finally show you who really loves you.

I had to take care of those that don't.

You're ready.

- Oh, no.

- Shh!

- Stop! - What?

Why are you still defending this ungrateful, spoiled whore.

She has done nothing but betray you.

Nothing!

- You're right.

She is an ungrateful, spoiled whore.

You helped me see that, Lucas.

I had no idea that there could be

someone out there like you,

someone who really listens,

really understands,

who takes actions to protect those he loves.

And it's made me realize...

I hate her.

As long as I've known you, I've been there for you.

I've gone where you wanted, driven where you wanted,

dressed how you want.

Put my life on hold

because something on your agenda was always more important.

And for what?

So you could tease me for being broke,

insult my career, sleep with my boyfriend?

Why do you even claim to want to be my friend?

Is it an ego boost?

Does putting me down make you feel better

about your pathetic life?

Let me do it.

- I wouldn't want your hands to get dirty, my love.

- You've been protecting me my whole life.

My brother was awful.

- Yes.

- He was a monster.

- Yes.

- He made my life miserable,

and my parents miserable too.

When he died...

When he died, I felt like I was living a lie,

pretending along with my parents

like he was such a wonderful brother,

that he wasn't actually my worst nightmare.

Why do we suddenly paint someone

in a different light when they're gone?

My parents were destroyed.

It was like they didn't have room for me anymore.

Even in death,

he still somehow tortured me.

I'm glad he's gone.

I can't pretend any longer.

Sometimes our lives are just better

without those who would otherwise bring us down.

You've taken care of me long enough.

Let me do this for myself.

I'm sorry it had to be this way, Amy.

But you were right,

I'm not gonna get anywhere

if I continue to live in the past.

Thank you, Lucas.

- Let's go.

Hurry, let's go.

- Oh my god!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

- Amy, we have to get him out.

Just , no, we can do it.

Help me Amy.

No.

Do you know how to drive stick?

- No, don't you?

- Okay, okay.

- This can't be happening.

- Hurry.

Hurry Amy. - You drive.

- You have to, you have to do this one thing.

Just do it. - I'm trying.

- Tara.

Please don't do this to me again.

I will always find you.

I love you!

- All right, this is the last one.

- Thank you. - No prob.

- Well, that's it.

My whole life packed into one car.

- That's not true.

I'm not in there.

Hey.

I'm proud of you.

I really am.

- You know what?

I'm proud of you too.

- We'll see.

Next time we talk, I might be living on the streets.

- You know that will never happen.

You'll always have a place with me.

- And where's that gonna be exactly?

- I mean, we'll see how things go with the parents.

I'm just trying to keep an open mind

and seeing where it leads me.

- Well,

you be sure to call me

the second that you arrive.

Okay?

I hear there are some crazies around these parts.

- I'll call you when I get there,

unless you call me first. - Oh, you know me so well.

- Got it.

- Here we go.