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[narrator]
Previously on "The O.C.."

[Kirsten]
My dad's in real-estate
development.

- You guys built the the mall?
- Mm-hmm.

And I'm in charge
of residential development.

Now you're here with him?

Ryan and I
aren't here together.

We're done.

Go after her, tell her
how you feel.

It's very easy.

Do you wanna
do something tonight?

I'm taking you with me.

[Sandy]
You can start over.

You can start a new life.

Or I see you and the girls

'in about eight to ten years.'

Who's the bitch?

[female #1]
'Call an ambulance, somebody!'

You're gonna be okay.

Are we worried
your dad won't love us

if we don't feed him enough?

Alright, starting now

no more digs at my dad.

Oh, honey,
that wasn't a dig.

- Seth?
- No.

When you called him
a heartless bastard

that was a dig.

You sold me out.

See, they're like puppets

and I'm the puppet master.

World domination to follow.

Maybe you guys

can make peace this weekend.

Okay.

Oh, no, wait.

We can't.

- Why?
- I'm still Jewish.

Just getting it
out of my system, I promise.

I wonder what his
new girlfriend's like.

I am sure
she is very well-paid.

I am on fire.

Look at you, you're wired.

Seeing your parents
should make you feel

guilt, not terror.

Don't forget, I'm also her boss.

Dad.

Speak of the devil

and the devil, he doth appear.

Shalom,Sandy.

- How long have you been here?
- Not long.

The Learjet got here
quicker than I expected.

I used my key to get in.

So, Caleb,
where's your new girlfriend?

She's taking a swim.

Where's my grandson?

So your grandpa

he basically owns Newport,
right?

Yes and much like yourself

he comes from humble beginnings.

You guys will probably
hit it off.

I burned down
one of his homes.

Yeah, but it was an accident.
He owns, like, a million of 'em.

It's probably
not even on his radar.

Hey, seriously,
do not worry about it.

Okay, look, he lets my mom
run the company now.

He's got a brand-new girlfriend,
he's very mellow.

- Seth.
- Hey.

How you doing?

You're still
not a football player.

Uh, yes, no, but thank you.

Uh, grandpa,
meet my friend Ryan.

This is the kid
that burned down my house.

Come on.

So, you gotta
see my pictures from Spain.

And you've got to promise me
to go to Barcelona

while you're still young

alright.

You wanna take those
and put them

around by the grill?

Hey.

[instrumental music]

♪ I saw you
sliding out the bar ♪

♪ I saw you slipping out
the back door baby ♪

♪ Don't even try
and find a line this time ♪

♪ It's fine darling
you're still divine ♪

♪ You don't love me at all ♪

♪ But don't think
that it bothers me at all ♪

♪ You're a bad-hearted
boy trap baby doll ♪

- Hi.
- Hi.

I'm Gabrielle.

I'm with Caleb.

Oh, my God,
that could be my grandma.

♪ You're so damn hot ♪

[theme song]

♪ California here we come ♪

♪ Right back
where we started from ♪

♪ California ♪

♪California♪

♪ Here wecome♪♪

Is it twisted to find
my potential grandma really hot?

Not when she looks like that.

- 'Gabrielle.'
- Yeah?

We're gonna sit.

Drink some wine, catch up.

Okay.
Do you want me to uh..

Hang out in the sun.
Get some color.

Try to stay out of trouble.

Can I join you guys?

- Yeah, no..
- Yeah, come on..

Ooh, it's warm.

So, what's up?

- We were, uh..
- We, you--

- We were talking about the..
- You were telling..

'He was telling me
about the thing.'

So this birthday party for Caleb

it's like uh,
a who's who of Newport?

It should be wild, huh?

- I'm being sarcastic.
- Ah.

Yes, we don't get
a lot of that around here.

So who are you guys bringing?

I would say no one really.

Yeah, the same.

You're kidding, right?

There are no girls
you wanna bring?

Two young,
hot guys like yourselves?

- Are you still being sarcastic?
- No.

Her name is Summer.

And did you invite her yet?

It's not that simple,
I mean--

She can't say yes
if you don't ask her.

That is very wise, Gabby.

- What about you?
- Did you ask Marissa?

I haven't
talked to her in a while.

I don't think
she's gonna wanna go.

And why not?

Her family's kinda
falling apart.

She's got this boyfriend
she may be back with.

'It's a long story.'

They've been going out
since, like, the fifth grade.

Fifth grade?

Okay, she needs to change it up.

She's known that guy
since he was eating paste.

I think he still does.

Hey, babe.
You decent?

Hey, what are you doing here?

Oh, I just came
from the doctor's.

Got my stitches out.

Thought we could celebrate
by hittin' the beach.

Don't you think
it's too soon?

You should probably
go home and rest.

No, no.
That's all I've been doing.

Luke, you got shot.

Yeah, I know.

I know how lucky I am

to have a second chance.

That's why I don't wanna
waste any more time.

Well, what do you mean?

I've been an idiot.

I never should have broken up

with you in the first place.

And now, with everything

that's going on with your dad..

The thing is,
you were there for me

when I was in the hospital.

And now,
I wanna be here for you.

It's all just been so crazy.

I just wish we could be
together, like it was.

I...I don't know.

Oh, you don't have to.
I mean, we can take it slow.

Tell you what.

'Let's just hang out
here today.'

We'll sit by the pool
or, uh

or watch a movie or something.

Whatever you want.

Okay.

Gabrielle, she seems..

She's 24.

I'm sorry?

Oh, she seems so
mature for her age.

[Caleb]
'These birthday festivities'

we're keeping them small, right?

It depends
what you mean by "small."

Well, just the family,
the four of us, Gabrielle.

Right, the four of us.

Gabrielle, Ryan and 150
of your closest friends.

[Sandy]
'Cal, she's been working
overtime on this thing.'

'The menus, the invitations'

on top of the amount of work
she's been buried under.

- Is it too much?
- No, work is great.

We're back on track
with the new development.

After your boy out there

nearly burned it to the ground.

We've had a few setbacks

but the accident insurance

more than covered the damages.

And then I hear

that you've commissioned
an architect

that I've never approved
to do the redesign.

I commissioned a design

but I would never build
without consulting you.

'Honey, you don't need
my approval.'

After all, you adopted the boy
without consulting me.

I would have, uh, called you

about Ryan, dad,
but there wasn't enough time.

'I get it,
I'm pushing you too hard.'

'Things are slipping
through the cracks'

which is why I've decided

to scale back
your responsibilities.

- You're demoting me?
- 'I wanna get more involved.'

Give you a chance
to spend a bit more time

with your new family,
your new son.

'Now, then,
tell me all about Jimmy Cooper.'

Son of a bitch lost $4 million?

I took Kaitlin by the stables
to say goodbye to China.

Guess she won't be
needing these anymore.

You know, I think,
China was her best friend.

China's a horse.

Maybe to you.

Hey, you know..

...I don't feel good about this.

Well, you shouldn't.

'What do you..'

What do you want from me?

I think I want a divorce.

I'm sorry, honey.

I just don't see
any other way.

- Hey.
- I was on my way to work.

- We hadn't talked in a while.
- I was gonna call you.

'No, it's cool.'

So Kirsten's dad's in town.

- They're having this--
- 'Hey.'

- Hi.
- Hey, how you doin', man?

Uh, fine.

'Yeah, um..'

...I never got a chance
to thank you

for taking me
to the hospital.

And giving Marissa a call.

Yeah, no problem.

Hey, do you have some aspirin
or something?

My arm's killing me
from the stitches.

Yeah, check in my parents'
bathroom.

Alright, thanks.
Hey, take it easy, guy.

So, what's going on?

I was gonna see
if you wanted to..

I was gonna see
how you were doing.

'You seem to be doing good.'

So, I'm gonna get to work.
Later.

♪ She's got a really fast car ♪

Hey.

Hi.

Seth and Caleb are sailing.

I've never seen two people

more excited about boats.

Seth said you worked here

and I could use a cocktail.

Uh..

...I can't serve you.

Right, you're not legal.

- How about a cranberry juice?
- That I can do.

Alright.

From the flight.

I hate flying.

You?

I've never been on a plane.

My first time, I was 15.

My mother sent me
to Japan all by myself

to do some modeling.

I guess she figured
it was easier

than her having to get a job.

- I can relate.
- I've heard.

So, uh, how'd the modeling thing
turn out?

Well, when you're a teenager
and you're living

in a house
with a bunch of girls

with no parents

things can get a little insane.

By the time I got clean,
I was 22.

Retirement age.

You must think it's weird

me with an older guy.

I live in a pool house.

Hmm.

So, how did it work out
with your girl?

Paste-eater?

They have a past.

Excuse me, more water.

[metal clatters]

Oh, Kirsten, come on, honey.

You could not have done more
or done better.

I just don't understand.
I-I've worked so hard for him.

I've killed myself for him.

Well, the man
is a bottomless pit of need.

You think you can fill it?
You can't.

You're amazing.

If he can't appreciate you,
screw him.

Quit. Quit.

You've never supported me
working for him.

- You've never liked him.
- You're right, I haven't.

Not since our wedding day
when I watched you

walked yourself down the aisle.

He was in Singapore.
There was a monsoon.

Oh, baby, we changed the date
three times for his schedule.

He makes the world revolve
around him, including you.

Sandy, he's my dad.

And he's ruining your life.

Quit.

I can't.

So you're living
in a pool house.

And then?

- So, what's next for you?
- What's next for you?

Learjet to London?
Paris in the fall?

Perhaps.

I'll be right back.

- Hi.
- Hey.

Got a minute?

What's up?

I wanted to talk to you before,
but--

Luke was there.

Right.

He wants to get back together.

What did you tell him?

I told him
I needed to think about it.

Uh-huh.

I don't know
what I should do.

I don't know either.

I know, I just--

Look, if you came here for me

to help you choose--

- Of course not.
- Good.

Why don't you just let me know
when you've made up your mind

okay?

Okay.

♪ We got more bounce
in California ♪

♪ Than all y'all combined ♪

♪ We got more bounce
in California ♪♪

[Marissa]
'If he'd just said something.'

I mean, I just wanted him
to say anything.

Well, you can't expect him
to choose, Coop.

He comes from a place
where they have, like

knife fights and drag racing.

And like,
sex on the hood of a car.

That's from
"Fast and the Furious."

Well, that movie was based
on a true story.

- No, it wasn't.
- Whatevs.

All I'm saying
is you have to do

the choosing, not him or Luke.

♪ 'Cause Cali leads the way ♪

♪ We got more
bounce in California ♪

♪ Than all y'all combined ♪

♪ We got more bounce
in California ♪

♪ We like to party
all the time ♪

♪ We got more bounce
in California ♪♪

It's fate.
It's destiny.

Look, we both like burritos.

You wanna eat somewhere else?

Who's winning right now,
me or my hair?

I'm gonna get us some salsa.

Hi, Summer.

Seth Cohen.

Could you give me a hand?

Over here?

Okay.

I-I know you gotta figure
some stuff out, I get that.

But in the meantime,
there's this party at, uh..

Well, it's for Seth's
grandfather.

I know.
I'm going.

Luke asked me this morning.

Cool, well, um

I'll see you and Luke

tomorrow, then.

Yeah.
See you.

Two salsaverdes.
Aggressive.

Pico deGallo,
that's a classic.

Holy jalapeno.

- Somebody came to play.
- Ew.

Are there any napkins?

No.

- Lick it.
- What?

I just got my nails done.
It'll ruin the polish.

- You lick it.
- I don't like picante.

It's for Marissa.

- Thanks.
- It's good.

Now, aren't you gonna invite me

to your grandpa's party?

I'm sorry, Summer,
could you please repeat that?

Your grandpa's having this
awesome party.

It's at your house.

And I thought we were friends.

Wait a second.

Do you want me
to ask you because you wanna go

with me or just because
you wanna go?

Fair enough.
I'll see you at 8:00.

- Hey.
- Hey, how was court?

I was distracted all day,
I could not help but think

that if you quit,
you know what we could do?

- I'm not quitting.
- No, hear me out.

We could find out who's living
in our old house in Berkley.

We could buy it back.
You loved that house.

Seth loved that house.

That house had
bad plumbing and termites.

No, it was a fixer-upper
we never got to fix up.

No, I know.

We moved here
'cause your mom got sick.

We never planned to stay.

'If you quit,
we could do anything we want.'

- 'We could go anywhere.'
- No, we can't.

Why not?

Seth has been planning
his exodus

from this place
since he was six.

Ryan wouldn't care.

You could get
that little gallery

in Sausalito
you've always dreamed of.

Or the mission, you could
put your art history degree

to good use.

I haven't thought about
that gallery in years.

So..

...think about it.

Think about it.

Is this too slutty to wear

to an old guy's birthday party?

I don't want the dude
to have a coronary.

I can't believe
you're actually going with Seth.

Aloha.

Caleb Nichol is like

the Donald Trump of the West.

'Do you know how many hot, rich
20-something banker-brokers'

'are gonna be there?'

A lot.

And now I have someone
to introduce me to them.

Isn't that a little mean
to Seth?

To who?

Kidding.

That was delicious, Kirsten.

Well, thank you.
I order from them all the time.

Less time at work,
more time for cooking.

Yeah, because there's just
no place Kirsten feels

more comfortable
than in the kitchen.

What are you talking about?
Mom can't even make cereal.

- Thanks, Seth.
- I love you, mom.

I love you, too.

You have a quick wit, Seth.

Amazing you're not better
at skirt-chasing.

Oh.

Well, if by skirts
you mean girls

in your outdated cowboy-speak

I have a little news for you.

Turns out somebody
has a date to your party.

And it's not
a big deal or anything

but if you must know,
Summer asked me.

Summer, wow.
Summer's hot.

[Gabrielle chuckles]

- You did not just say that.
- Say what?

Just go, please.

You go.

What about you, Ryan?

Nope.
Going by myself.

Caleb seems to be
in good spirits.

He just polished off
his second bottle of Merlot.

Now would be a very good time
to talk to him.

I don't know if I'm ready

to have that conversation.

What conversation?

- Got any grappa?
- Yeah.

- Are you adopting another kid?
- It's nothing.

Well, actually, it's something.

I've never known my daughter to
need someone to speak for her.

Maybe you've never really
gotten to know your daughter.

If you did, you'd know
she is the best thing

that ever happened
to your company.

You'd support her,
not demote her

'to the point
where she wants to quit.'

- Sandy?
- Is that true, you wanna quit?

- No.
- 'Kirsten.'

We were talking.

About selling this house
and moving back

to Berkeley,
like we'd always planned.

You're not serious.

You're still smoking the weed,
aren't you?

- 'Dad..'
- Dad, you smoke weed?

Out, now.
Private conversation.

Ryan, guess who's a stoner?

Honey, don't be afraid of him.

You keep your mouth shut.

No one here cares
what you think.

Don't talk to me like that
in my own house.

Whose house is this?
Who built it?

- Who paid for it?
- Dad.

This is between
you and me, Kiki.

'But you're gonna do
what you want anyway'

'you always have.'

Should we, maybe go?

[Caleb]
'...adopting juvenile
delinquents'

- Maybe, let's just..
- Yeah, let's.

[Kirsten]
'You're making
a much bigger deal of this.'

- It was nothing.
- Doesn't sound like nothing.

In fact, thanks, Sandy

'for letting me know
how she feels.'

She would never tell me that.

She never tells me anything.

If you wanna quit, that's fine.

I'll expect your resignation
in the morning.

'Now, then.
The grappa.'

So, Gabrielle,
I hear Grandpa's taking you

on the helicopter tour tomorrow.

Yeah, he wants to show me
his Orange County empire.

- This game sucks.
- 'Let me see it.'

Ryan, you've been playing
the pirate game?

- That's a little bit minty.
- What else do you have?

I'll go get you "Pro Skater 3."
It's good.

Hey, we gotta go searching

for my dad's
bong later, alright?

Mm-hmm.

So..

...does he always
yell like that?

Pretty much.

He's the boss,
and every relationship

is a business
relationship to him.

Even yours?

He'll only ever
really love one woman.

And she passed away years ago.

For now, he's just
looking to stay entertained.

Keep from being bored.

But aren't we all?

I am so bored.

- Do you think--
- Don't think.

[Caleb]
'Gabrielle.'

'We're leaving. Now.'

Back to the office.

[instrumental music]

How's Gabrielle?

I don't know.

Oh, really?

Okay, Ryan.

Let me present exhibit A to you.

She opted to forgo sailing

to go to the Crab Shack?

So? Not everyone
likes sailing.

Okay.
Let's take it to exhibit B here.

Intense, some would
even say smoldering

eye contact
at the dining room table.

She was mad-dogging you.

'And finally, the clincher'

last night in the pool house

she chose to sit on your bed

'even though there
was an empty chair available.'

Come on, boys, out of the pool.

Caterers are here.
Time to get ready.

[Seth]
'Okay.'

I would like some answers.

- Yeah, okay, we hooked up.
- What?

Isn't that what you were asking
with the whole exhibit A?

I noticed some
heavy flirting, yes..

You hooked up with my grandma?

Actually, that's kind of hot.
How was it?

No one can know about this.
Your grandpa cannot find out.

Yeah, I agree completely.
How was it?

It was good.

Weird, but good.

- What about Marissa?
- What about her?

'73 Dom, yes,
that's his favorite, thank you.

Is there cilantro in that?

Great, he hates it.

I can't believe
you still went through

with this whole thing .

I had no choice,
even though you tried

to sabotage the entire weekend.

Honey, I'm sorry.

I jumped the gun last night.

Ready?

- Hello.
- Hi.

- Dad, you made it.
- How you doing?

- Disappointed?
- No.

- Sandy.
- Hey, happy birthday, Caleb.

- Can I get you a drink?
- Absolutely.

- Dad, happy birthday.
- Thanks.

- Look, about the other night--
- Oh, just forget about it.

Just make sure
that you let me know when you

plan to give notice so that

I can hire your replacement.

- Caleb.
- He-he-he.

Quite a party.

You look, uh...wow.

You clean up good.

Are you trying to get caught?

Find me later.

I wish dad had come.

Why, so you could break up
another brawl?

Oh, hi, how are you?

Hey, Summer.

Ah, you look, yeah.

Hey, Marissa.
Hi, Luke.

Cohen, how you doing?
It's good to see you.

- It is?
- So this is your place.

It's beautiful.

- Thank you.
- Mariss, something to drink?

Sure.

Okay, he got shot
in the arm, not the head.

Come on.
Don't you wanna show me off?

[male #1]
'I'm in private equity
and portfolio management.'

Really, Private equity
and portfolio management.

Sounds fascinating.

It's a great party.

Everybody seems to be
having a good time.

Almost everybody.

Oh. Look. Look, I..

I wish I could tell you
I'm sorry.

But I'm not.

Okay, worst apology ever.

You know, I'm no good at those.

Look, the important thing is

it's out there,
you spoke your mind.

No.
You spoke my mind.

I thought we had
an understanding.

I-I thought this was
what we both wanted.

It is.
It was.

I know when you're backing
down, he's been doing this

to you for 20 years.

My dad isn't
the reason we stayed here.

We are.
We chose this.

If you're telling me
that all this time

you've been unhappy that
this isn't what you want

then this
is a much bigger conversation.

- How's that going?
- It's great.

It's Jimmy.

Excuse me.

I told you not to come.

What the hell
are you doing here?

Hey, hey, hey!

I've got a plan, okay?
Just take it easy.

A chance for everything
to go back to the way it was.

You built a time machine?

Caleb Nichol
employs thousands of people.

None of them
are more experienced

or qualified as I am,
how big a leap

can it be
from investing in stocks

to investing in real estate?

You are not seriously
considering

asking him for a job?

Why not?

This whole community thinks

you're a criminal, Jimmy.

Caleb Nichol
owns the community.

What makes you think
he feels differently?

The guy loves me.
He has since I was a kid.

He taught me how to sail,
when I was in junior high school

he tried to convince me
to propose to Kirsten.

Please, don't even
think of talking to him.

Look, I'm sorry
but if there's a chance

that I can save this family

I'm gonna take it.

This party rocks.

I cannot believe
David Manpearl's here.

Who?

Senior vice president of
the wealth management division

at McKenna.

You know,
the venture capitalist firm.

He manages wealth as a job.

I've been reading "Forbes."

I see.

So, you chose Luke, huh?

Chino didn't stand a chance.
I told you Luke was the one.

No, you didn't.

Well, I meant to.

You guys are all over
each other.

- Did you.. Did it happen?
- No.

Well, his willpower
is amazing.

The fact that you two
haven't had sex--

- Summer.
- Coop, what more do you want?

He's beautiful, sweet

totally crazy about you.

What are you waiting for?

I don't know.

Well, you better figure it out

because he's not gonna be

able to wait forever.

- What are you doing?
- Nothing.

Somebody's hiding.

No, I'm just, uh..

Bored.

Me too.

I've heard.

- She's just a girl.
- I know.

So, why are you
hiding from her?

- I'm not.
- I don't believe you.

- Still bored?
- Not so much.

Sorry.
I...I thought..

Sorry.

Hey, babe, I was looking..

Let's go.

Yeah, okay.

[indistinct chattering]

We could go to my place.

My parents went to Palm Springs.

Yeah, sure. Great.

Pharmaceuticals, isn't that

the largest-growing
industry in North America?

Remember the old days, Jimmy?
Where's the time gone?

Great to see you again,
as always.

Hey, congratulations.

Looks like you
got yourself a job.

Oh, yeah,
Caleb couldn't have been nicer

when he said there was no way
he could hire me.

Well, hate to say
I told you so.

No, you don't.

Where are you going?

To finish what you started.

- Happy birthday, Cal.
- Julie, thank you.

I'll call you next week.

- How are you?
- Well, I'm sure you've heard.

Kirsten's brought you
up to speed.

I'm really sorry
about everything.

I really liked your husband.

Soon to be ex-husband.

Can't expect me
to stay with him.

not after he's lied to me,
left us with nothing.

- Nothing?
- Yeah.

I mean, I suppose
I'm gonna have to get a job now

doing God knows what.

It's not like
I have any marketable skills.

Well, I'm sure
that's not true.

You know, if there's anything

that I can do for you
or the girls.

You're very, very sweet.
And very busy.

I just wanted
to say happy birthday.

I'm never too busy for you.

We'll have dinner,
figure something out.

I'd like that.

Thank you.

[indistinct chattering]

Hey, what are you doing?
I need you to introduce me--

Okay, you know what, Summer?
Uh, no.

This whole night,
all you've done

is use me to meet
rich older guys.

That's not true.

Okay, maybe a little.

Do you have any idea
how pathetic it is

to sit here and listen to you
babble about mergers

and acquisitions while some guy
just stares at your boobs?

Which guy was
staring at my boobs?

Who cares?

Listen to me, the point is

if that guy doesn't know you

he doesn't care
about who you really are.

In fact, he has no idea
that every day

of third grade,
you shared your lunch

with that little skinny
squirrel, who kept getting

his nuts stolen
by that fat squirrel.

I hated that mean squirrel.

And none of those guys
were there when you

had to read your
poem aloud in class

and your hand was shaking
because you were nervous.

And you cared
what the other kids thought.

Poem?
What poem?

"I Wish I Was a Mermaid."

You remember that?

That was, like, sixth grade.

"I wish I were a mermaid and

"was friends with all the fish.

"A shiny tail
and seashells, that..

...would be my wish."

Oh, I gotta go.

There's that investment banker

from Woodward and McDonnough.

It's okay.

I'll introduce myself.

The greatest party ever.

She has no
intention of quitting.

Doesn't sound that way to me.

Well, I wish she would so

so we could, we could get
the hell away from you.

- If you're looking for fight--
- No, save it.

You and I both know the only
reason you're punishing her

is cause she's doing
so well without you.

You're afraid she's not
gonna need you to tell her

how to run the company
or her family.

And I got news for you.
She's better than you at both.

If you don't wanna
lose her then just

let her keep doing
what she's been doing.

You'll stay rich,
she'll be happy

and I'll figure out
a way to make it work.

I need a corkscrew.

Have a nice time.

Great party, Kiki.

Your mom would have loved it.

'Birthdays, holidays.
She always loved a good party.'

She did.

I miss her.

I know, me too.

Your sister,
do you ever hear from her?

[Kiki]
'I wanted to invite her, but I
didn't know where to reach her.'

The number I have
is no longer in service.

And then there were two.

Yeah, you could
look at it like that.

You're all I got, Kiki.

'And then I'm running you
so ragged you haven't'

'got time
to talk to me anymore.'

That's not true,
and you know it.

I love working for you.

I just want you
to be proud of me.

Taking in a stray kid.

That's the sort of thing
your mom would've done.

Yeah, except she would have
done it just to piss you off.

[both laughing]

Don't be late Monday.

- Hi.
- Hi.

So, I guess she likes you, hmm?

I guess she did.

You look so sad, I..

I'd give anything
to be that miserable.

Because if I remember correctly

that's what it feels like
to be in love.

♪ Doesn't matter
about the time we take ♪

♪ Doesn't matter
about the lies we make ♪

I love you so much.

♪ I think of how
you're making me mad ♪

♪ I think of all
the love we had ♪

♪ Feel so ♪

♪ I'm floating ♪

♪ I'm flying ♪

♪ I'm dying ♪

Do you?

I mean, are you..

Okay.

Yeah, you're sure?

Yeah.

I wanna.

Should I grab a..

Yeah.

♪ I'm floating ♪

♪ I'm flying ♪

♪ I'm dying ♪

♪ I'm floating ♪

♪ I'm flying ♪

♪ I'm dying ♪

- Do you want me to walk you in?
- No, thanks.

I love you.

Love you too.

You're too late.

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