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Oh, that-that-that's sweet, but you know,

you're too young for a boy to give you roses.

I know, I know, but that's not why you're there.

Lucy?

Okay. She's better, I think, um...

Oh, hang on,

that might be her coming in the back door.

Oh, no, it's just your father.

Oh, who? I'll take it.

Yeah, you want to talk to your dad? Okay.

Oh, okay. Okay, b-bye.

Why don't I ever get to speak to our children?

Well, uh, Matt's really busy with the boys and, uh...

Sarah's had a cold, and, uh, they're both just really busy.

I don't know how they do it.

Of course, it's not any easier for Carlos and Mary,

what with three children, her new teaching job,

and then moving back to New York.

I do not know why they want to move back to New York,

but, boy, does she love the new teaching job.

She really loves it.

Oh, and did I tell you?

There's a possibility

that the basketball coach might be out

for a couple of months and Mary might take over

for her for, like, two months.

No, you didn't mention it, but, you know, maybe if I ever

actually saw our children or talked to one of them myself...

(chuckling): You know.

Oh, I must have told Ruthie, I guess. That was Ruthie.

From Scotland? She was calling from Scotland,

and I didn't get to talk to her?

Well, it was a phone card. Time ran out.

(sighs)

(hangs up phone)

D-Did you have a bad time with Luce?

No, I didn't even see Lucy today.

She... she said she'd come in, but...

This is just an awful situation.

Oh, did I mention

that Martin's going to spend the weekend with Sandy?

Well, that's... that's good, right?

Yeah, I guess.

W-Why would it not be good?

Well, I-I don't know, he just--

Well, he has this crazy idea.

Uh...

Why not?

Because I'm not in love with you.

Well, maybe I'm in love with you.

No, you're not.

You're in love with your son, and that's great,

but that doesn't mean that you have to marry me.

You're just saying that because you're in love with Simon.

No, I'm not.

But you are in love with Simon.

Well, he's not in love with me.

So marry me.

I can't.

I really can't.

Y-You have to.

No, I don't.

Please.

Look, Martin, I really want to get my degree first,

start my career, and then think about

whether or not I want to get married.

To anyone.

W-What does that mean?

You don't, you don't want to get married to anyone.

Who-Who is anyone?

Are-Are-Are you dating anyone? Someone?

N-Not exactly.

Kind of.

We're friends.

He's just someone that I met when I transferred here.

Yeah, that was a, that was a great idea,

transferring in your senior year.

Uh, you really think you want to be a minister?

Yeah, I do.

Camdens.

7th Heaven

When I see their happy faces

Smiling back at me

7th Heaven

I know there's no greater feeling

Than the love of family

Where can you go

When the world don't treat you right?

The answer is home

That's the one place that you'll find

7th Heaven

Mmm, 7th Heaven

7th Heaven.

(glasses clink)

(sighs softly)

KEVIN: I really think this was a good idea.

Having the boys eat early.

Well, you know, I thought I'd be sad

when the children left the house,

but I think I was born to be an empty nester.

You know, we still have David and Sam.

I know, but they're so easy.

I mean, they eat, they go upstairs,

they do their homework, they go to bed.

I mean, today I only did one load of laundry.

I mean, it was all towels.

(stammering): Just towels.

I think I've died and gone to heaven.

I'm sorry.

No, it's okay.

It's just me and I'm okay.

And I want things to go back to normal so none of us have

to worry about what we're saying every minute.

You've had a rough summer.

So, how's Mary and Carlos doing?

Mary's very tired.

(Eric and Annie chuckle)

But she-she really-- she loves her new job

and she might even get to, uh, fill in as the basketball coach

while the coach is away on maternity leave.

Oh, so you got to talk to her?

Uh, n-not exactly, no, but...

And the girls?

Oh, Charlie just loves his-his two sisters.

In fact, hopefully, I get to visit them in a couple of weeks.

A-Again?

Mm-hmm. Oh, yes.

Mary's very tired; she needs my help.

And David and Sam?

Well, they have school.

So I should just work around that?

I can help.

I'd be happy to pick them up

and take care of them in the afternoons.

Well, thank you, Kevin.

Oh, and-and don't forget, we've got the roofers coming

at some point to do repairs on my little moms' home.

If they call when you're gone,

Sam and David can drive up with me and Savannah.

Y-You've been so helpful during this renovation.

I had no idea you were interested in things like that

or that you knew so much about it.

Yeah, well, Annie's a great teacher,

and I've watched Lucy with what we did to our house,

and, well, I guess I finally caught on.

You know what I was thinking?

I was thinking maybe we should

all get into the house flipping business.

That's a great idea.

Me, too?

(laughing): If you want to.

What would I do?

Well, um, you could bless the houses

and then burn some sage,

and, you know, spread some positive energy for the buyers.

I think you could probably just get a soothsayer to do all that.

And... Luce?

Uh, I mean, are you going to get Luce into the, uh,

house flipping business, too?

'Cause I'm kind of in need of her help around the church.

I haven't asked her.

She's not in the mood to do much of anything right now.

I realize that; thus the need for her help.

Oh, she'll come around, Kev.

(sighs): I don't think

she's going to come around anytime soon.

And I really am tired of her being angry all the time.

I understand it, but I'm tired of it.

And I think it would be a good idea for both of us

if I get out of the house and do something else for a while.

Well, I-I see, but, um, you know,

Lucy's not going to stay angry forever.

- She'll come around. - Yeah.

And when she does, there'll-there'll be

plenty of work for her to do at the church.

I'm just saying.

I hear you, Dad.

Well, I guess it's just you and me, Kev.

I've always wanted to get into construction.

This'll be great.

Don't you... kind of already have a...

full plate with your little moms' home?

No.

Basically, my job is done.

I got the home built on time.

And it's running very smoothly,

and all the girls love working with Aida.

And-And the secondhand shop, my gosh, it's turning a profit

for the first time this month.

So, you know, next.

SANDY: No, it's too late to come in.

MAN: Come on, he won't care.

SANDY: He will care.

MAN: No, he won't.

I do care.

- No. - (laughs)

No, you can't.

Daniel.

Good night.

(laughs): Interesting name.

So you're Aaron's father?

Yeah, I am the father and I'm also very close to her.

(baby fussing)

Good night, Daniel.

Can't you take a hint?

Can't you take a hint?

She doesn't want you here.

And if you weren't Aaron's father, you wouldn't be here.

If? Yeah, if I weren't Aaron's father, but I am.

Odd that you'd wait till Sandy is interested in somebody else

before you decide you're interested in her and your son.

I mean, not odd, really, more... immature.

What is this, judgment week at the seminary?

You don't know anything about me.

I know plenty.

I know she had a one-night stand with you

just to make Simon jealous.

You knew that, right?

Good night.

(door shuts)

LUCY: "The dog said, 'Bark' and the cow said, 'Moo.'

"The rooster cock-a-doodle-doo'd.

"The sheep said, 'Baa' and the horses neighed.

"The farmer said,

'Don't be afraid!""

You don't have to sneak up on us like that.

Sorry, I thought you might be sleeping.

Well, I told you that Savannah slept too late this afternoon

and she wasn't going to be able to sleep tonight.

She does that once in a while.

Sometimes she takes a longer nap than other times.

It's okay, Luce.

Yeah, it's okay, but then she doesn't sleep at night.

How'd she like the movie?

Oh, we liked it, didn't we, Savannah? How was the movie?

(speaking indistinctly)

Cute. When'd she learn to say that?

Tonight. Sorry you missed it.

I thought you didn't want me to go with you.

I didn't say that.

You said you wanted to spend some time with Savannah.

Well, I didn't say I wanted some time without you.

You wanted me to go?

No, I didn't say that, either.

Okay, well, I'm happy to do whatever you want me to do.

Always.

Could you go next door and tell the neighbor

to stop playing her music so loud?

It's keeping Savannah up at night.

- What music? - The music that's keeping

Savannah up at night.

I don't think Savannah's been up at night.

It's the reason she's been sleeping too late and too long

in the afternoon.

I can't just go over and harass the neighbor

about music that she's not playing.

Fine, then wait till she starts playing her music.

Then get out of bed, go over there and harass her.

That I can do.

Okay.

Don't you wish they could just stay that young forever?

No, I really don't.

I...

I think each year is more interesting

than the one before.

I-I love seeing them grow up.

I love seeing all our children grow up, you know.

I like to see them have children of their own.

The Lucy situation still breaks my heart.

I know.

Me, too.

But, you know, for her sake,

we're just all going to have to be strong

and get past this,

so that she and Kevin can get on with their lives.

We have been very blessed.

Yes, we have.

Although I do feel

we're sitting on a bit of a Lucy time bomb.

This time last year, I wasn't even speaking to you.

Yeah, I remember.

We're like the perfect family... almost.

Almost?

We could be the perfect family.

I'm not sure if I even know what the perfect family is.

Well, I know what it isn't.

It isn't some other guy raising my son.

Martin...

is that what's motivating you to care more about Aaron and me?

Competition?

No, that's not what's motivating me,

but I don't want you to be with Simon

or any other guy.

Well, maybe my life isn't about what you want.

Maybe it's about what I want as well.

And I might have had a chance at a relationship with Simon

if you hadn't have made it so clear to him

that you didn't want him around us.

What's wrong with that?

What's wrong with that is

that you're not really in love with me.

You just don't want anyone else near me because of Aaron.

That's not true, but what would be wrong with that?

What would be wrong with that

is that I deserve to be loved, too.

And I deserve to be loved for me.

And for who I am.

You are the mother of my son.

And I love you for that.

Thank you.

But I'm not just the mother of your son.

And I'm not just Aaron's mother.

That's just part of who I am and who I want to be.

And I want to be a minister.

And I want to help other single moms

and other girls who grew up like me.

Other girls who think that

they can't change because they made some mistakes.

Look, you and I got together when I was the old me.

And I'm a whole new me.

Me coming here for school

is my way of getting a fresh start on my life.

Look, all I'm asking for is a chance.

I want to be with you and Aaron.

And I'm always going to be a part of your life,

because I'm always going to be involved in his life.

Well, I appreciate your involvement, I do.

Most of the time.

But I don't really know how I feel about you right now.

Just to be perfectly honest.

But let's just... let's see how things go.

That's all I'm asking for.

(clears throat) Okay, um...

why don't I run to the grocery store for you

and pick up something we can make for dinner together.

That is, unless of course, you have a date with...

uh, what's-his-name-- Randall.

Daniel.

But no.

He hasn't called.

Okay. Well, uh, I'll be back.

(door closes)

(phone ringing)

Hello?

Luce? Hi.

It's Sandy. How are you?

What do you mean?

I mean...

I'm sorry to bother you.

I was just asking how you are.

I'm terrific.

Don't want to bother me because...?

Because I know you're a very busy woman, and...

It's just that... Martin came to visit us this weekend,

and I don't really know what to do.

About what?

About Martin. All of a sudden,

he thinks we're supposed to get married or something.

Oh, yeah?

He's just so...

I don't know... young.

Mm. Well, he's not any younger

than he was when you slept with him.

You know, in fact, he's a year older.

Yeah, I guess he is.

All right.

Sorry I bothered you.

You know, you're going to have to get used to handling

your own problems if you ever want

to help other people with their problems.

I know, and you're so good at that.

It's not a problem exactly.

It's just...

I don't want to be in a relationship with Martin.

And there are a lot of nice guys at school here, and...

some of them talk too much, but I don't know,

it seems like they might be pretty accepting

of my being a single mom.

I thought you went there to study.

I... I thought you wanted to become a minister.

You know, I-I thought you wanted to focus

on your education, your new career.

Right.

You're right.

I should just stick to that.

Okay.

Thanks.

Everything okay?

Everything?

I guess I was just wondering who was on the phone.

Why?

Because maybe I'm wrong here,

but it seems that whoever it was might have upset you.

I'm not upset.

I'm just irritated.

Sandy is so irritating these days.

- How so? - How so?

She thinks she's me.

No, you know what? I take that back.

She thinks she's better than me.

Converts, I tell you-- they're fanatics.

Think I'm going to go hang out

at your parents' house while Savannah's napping.

Wait.

Why are you spending so much time

at my parents' house?

Are you hiding something?

Your mom and I were thinking...

Oh, so my mom's hiding things from me, too, now?

No, she wanted me to talk to you about it first.

But you talked to her first, you didn't talk to me first.

Why doesn't anyone talk to me?

I don't know, I guess no one wants to upset you.

Ah, but you and my mom

are coming up with ideas to upset me.

No, it may not upset you at all.

What may not upset me at all?

We were thinking about

getting into the house flipping business.

I don't have time to go into the house flipping business.

Me and your mother.

No!

It was just an idea.

Bad idea!

First Sandy, now you?

Why do you want to be me?

Why do you want to take my skills at renovating

and one-up me?

I hadn't really looked at it like that.

Why is it that you enjoyed building

that little moms' home with my mother so much

but yet you didn't help me do anything at our own home?

You wouldn't let me.

No, I take that back.

I was so intimidated by how great you are at doing things

that I really didn't want to get in your way.

Well, you had no problem getting in my mother's way.

I could have taught you everything that she taught you.

Yes, and I apologize

for not letting you teach me what she taught me.

And just forget about me going into business with her

because I don't want to do anything--

anything--to upset you.

Yeah, okay.

But... just go over to my mother's house

and tell her that you don't want to go

into the house flipping business with her.

Yeah. I'll do that.

And then go to the neighbor's house,

because you didn't go last night

and she turned up the music again.

The music is nice.

You and Savannah were sound asleep.

Well, if I was sound asleep, then how did I hear it?

Maybe I'll wait until tonight to go over there.

If she's still playing loud music,

I promise, I'll go over there and tell her to turn it down.

Unless of course we're all sleeping through it again.

Oh, and when you go over to my mother's house

and tell her that you don't want to go

into the house flipping business,

don't tell her that I don't want you

to go into the house flipping business.

Can't they let me have something for myself?

Geez.

Everyone wants to be me.

Except me.

I talked to Lucy about Annie and I flipping houses,

and I decided it wasn't a good idea.

(gasps)

- Is Lucy with you? - No.

So you didn't think it was a good idea

or Lucy didn't think it was a good idea?

Lucy told you not to blame her.

Uh, you know, I-I, uh...

I don't think it's such a good idea anyway.

You don't think what's such a good idea,

Kevin and I flipping houses? Why not?

It was just a crazy idea anyway.

Yeah.

Wh... Oh, Lucy didn't like the idea? Huh?

Yeah, well... you know, maybe it's better

if you stay close to home right now, and me, too.

We can always go into business together;

it doesn't have to be right now.

- Yeah. - She'll come around.

(Sam and David gasp)

Hi.

Hi, honey.

- Hi, Luce. - Hey, Luce.

Kevin, if you wouldn't mind

taking Savannah, I'd like to talk to my dad.

Alone, Mom, if you wouldn't mind.

Kevin and I didn't mean to upset you.

Everything upsets me, but I think we all know

that everything has always upset me.

I'm just an upset person.

But I think it's time

to stop letting everything upset me.

Dad, can we just talk?

Yeah, of course.

Um, if you don't mind,

I'd like to give the sermon tomorrow.

Yeah, well, I guess you could,

but, uh, Luce, tomorrow is tomorrow.

I mean, I have a sermon prepared.

Uh...

could this maybe wait till next week?

'Cause, you know, maybe give yourself a little more time

to not let things upset you.

Just kind of sit with that for a few more days.

I have something I want to say.

And I want to say it in front of everyone.

Okay, well, uh...

Why don't you start with me.

What do you want to say?

Why do you want to know?

Y-You don't trust me?

I mean, haven't I come through for you every time before?

Okay, no, you're-you're right.

Kind of.

But, Luce, it's been almost four months

since you've been behind the pulpit and...

And?

And it takes time.

Lucy, it takes time to heal.

Take your time, take all the time you need.

I don't want to take any more time than I've already taken.

In fact, I... I think I've taken too much time.

I want to speak to the congregation tomorrow.

Because that way, tomorrow is my deadline.

So... so tomorrow, after the sermon,

I can officially put this horrible summer behind me

and I can start to look forward to my future.

Or... or...

maybe you could officially move on

in a more private, personal way, and just...

...go out to dinner with Kevin, or...

go away for a weekend with Kevin,

or even Kevin and Savannah.

I don't want to go away with Kevin.

I don't want to go away with Kevin and Savannah.

That's not what I want to do.

What I want to do is just publicly acknowledge

what I went through as a way of letting go of my anger

so I don't have to go away.

You don't think I know that I'm angry?

Yeah, I'm a little angry,

but I'm not going to be angry anymore.

Well...

Well what?

You're always saying, "Choose your feelings."

Well, I'm choosing.

You have a problem with that?!

Well, it's just that...

it-it--sometimes it takes a lot of strength to choose,

and it takes time to gather your strength and...

Don't.

Don't do this.

Don't, don't treat me like a child.

You don't have to explain to me how life works.

I'm a grown woman.

I'm an associate pastor.

I just want to speak, okay, Reverend Camden?

All right. I really don't recommend it, Luce,

but if you feel that you need to do this

and it can't wait...

It can't.

I can't.

Not even another week?

Not even.

All right.

Then, tomorrow, the church is yours.

Thank you.

Look, we can still get there.

It took me two hours to get Aaron to go to sleep.

I am not going to go put him in a car now.

But he sleeps in the car.

If he starts out awake, he sleeps in the car.

Look, I just thought it'd be nice

if we could go to church together, like a family.

Maybe some other Sunday.

It's too far to drive

and this hasn't been the easiest morning with Aaron.

You go.

No. I don't want to drive

all the way down there and back by myself.

Well, if you went by yourself,

you wouldn't have to drive back.

You could just go to church and then go back to your school.

Well, yeah, I've been thinking about that.

- About what? - About what a pain it is

that we live separately.

Maybe I should change schools.

And give up baseball?

Some things are more important than baseball.

Like?

Like becoming a minister.

No, Martin, you can't put me and my career

ahead of you and your career.

Uh, no, I was thinking about making your career my career.

Well, you can't do that.

Why not? You did.

You made Lucy's career your career.

Yeah, but that's different.

I feel called to be a minister.

Well, maybe I do, too.

No, you don't.

That's ridiculous.

Frankly, I think it's just as ridiculous

that you want to be a minister.

I think you just want to be a Camden.

You think if you can become a minister,

maybe Simon Camden will like you better--

maybe even love you, maybe even marry you.

Then you can be a Camden.

And when I say "you," of course I mean

the old you as well as the new you.

I mean, isn't that what you really want--to be a Camden?

Look, I think you should go.

Drive down to Glenoak, go to church,

maybe stop by and see your dad.

And just spend the day out.

Get some distance from Aaron and me.

I think it'd be good for you.

You know, you could have just told me

you were trying to make Simon jealous when you slept with me.

When did you find that out?

The other night from your date.

Daniel told you?

Yeah, he thought I already knew.

Which is why he probably hasn't called,

in case you're wondering.

He's probably just waiting for me to get out of here.

Okay.

Well, the only reason that I told him

is because it's a new relationship,

and, for once, I thought it would be nice

if I could be absolutely honest with a guy.

All right, I guess I could have told you

why I slept with you, but... what difference does it make?

You know, you didn't really have a good reason

for sleeping with me, either.

And if I recall correctly,

it was because you just hadn't done it before

and you wanted to get it over with.

Oh, okay, so what happened was my fault.

How is it more my fault than it is your fault?

Good morning.

When I had to write my first sermon as associate pastor,

I went to my dad for advice.

And he told me just to take a look in the mirror.

It worked.

He helped me.

He helped me a lot and he always has.

And so have all of you.

You have all been so patient with me and my learning process,

so thank you.

Thank-Thank you for letting me be here.

I-I really have learned a lot and...

Um, I'm sorry.

I... I just lost my train of thought.

Um... uh, oh, yeah.

I was saying, I really have learned a lot.

And one of the things that I have learned is that

when good things happen, everyone takes responsibility,

everyone wants credit.

However, when something goes,

well, um... wrong, then that's not the case, is it?

When something bad happens, no one takes responsibility,

no one takes credit.

Everyone just blames God because, "Oh, no!

"We humans, we can't control anything,

"so it must be God.

It must be God's fault."

We're just God's victims.

You know, God just must make bad things happen to us

to teach us mean little life lessons.

Well, um...

this summer, something...

something bad happened to me.

Well, um, actually, it was...

uh, it was, it was more sad, really.

Um... a sad thing happened to me...

...and there's nothing I can do about it.

Um, you just have to...

you just have to go on with your life--

um, move on, whether you want to or not.

Um, we have to go on, whether we're angry or not,

and, I mean...

who is there really for me to be angry with?

Um, it's not God's fault that this sad thing happened.

And if it's not God's fault, then...

then who can I blame?

Then-Then whose fault is it?

(quietly): Oh, this is not good.

Well, I'll tell you.

No, please.

My husband.

I told him I was not ready

to have another child, but,

no, he wanted to have another baby.

And who wouldn't sleep with him?

I mean, yeah, he's gorgeous, he's kind, he's a great dad,

he's a great husband, and you know, he's hot.

Isn't he hot?

Meh. You'd sleep with him, right?

(congregation murmuring)

(mouthing)

Yeah, of course you would.

Any woman would.

I mean, who wouldn't sleep with that?

(congregation murmuring)

Luce?

What?

Oh, no, it's your fault, too.

Oh, and hers, yeah.

You think just anyone can go off and have twins?

You know, just because you two had twins

and-and Matt had twins and Mary had twins,

and, you know, Simon's probably out trying

to have some twins right now, and you know what?

Ruthie's probably going

to come home from Scotland with twins.

So-So all of you, everyone in my family,

it's your fault.

I mean, everyone except for Sam and David, of course.

Nothing's their fault.

They're just innocent little victims.

SAM and DAVID: Whew.

(sighs)

Yeah.

Um, I guess that's all I wanted to say.

(quietly): Oh, like you didn't know

this was going to happen.

Wish I had a load of laundry to do, you know?

Lots of laundry, a ton of laundry.

Maybe a greasy, grimy shirt with a big stain.

Or a-a floor to mop,

with some nice muddy footprints...

...tracking from the door to the stairs.

(chuckles)

Oh, the best thing in the world: a broken pipe.

You know, with, like...

In the basement, three feet of flooding.

I just need something to clean up.

I need, you know, a mess that I can make go away.

I need, you know, something to fix.

I miss the kids.

I miss Matt, I miss Mary.

I miss Simon, I miss Ruthie.

I miss them being kids.

I especially miss Lucy being a kid, you know?

I don't think I would have ever let her grow up

if I knew this was going to happen.

It's just so... it's just so unfair.

I know.

(sniffling): For everyone.

Yeah.

Before you say anything, I just want you to know...

it's okay, Luce.

No, it's not okay.

I can't believe I did that.

I can't believe I said all of those things

in front of our entire congregation.

You're not going to try to have me committed

or anything, are you?

For saying I'm hot?

I knew you thought I was hot.

That's one of the reasons I married you.

We have to talk.

No, we don't.

I know I'm crazy.

And now everyone in our congregation knows I'm crazy.

You're not crazy.

Depends on your definition of "crazy," I guess.

I am so angry at myself for doing that.

Oh, I just...

I made things worse.

I mean, things were already bad enough,

and I just made things worse.

What things?

I hate the way people look at me.

I hate the way people look at us.

I hate the way people talk to me like I am so pathetic.

I-I... I hate the way everyone just agrees

with every crazy thing I say.

Me?

Not just you.

I mean, my parents, my brothers, my sisters.

I mean, no one treats me the same way that they did.

Oh, no. You know what? I take that back.

They treat me the same way they did as when I was 13.

It makes me so...

Angry.

Oh!

Yes.

I said I was angry, didn't I?

Yeah, angry and crazy.

And I'm angry at you because you do the same thing.

I mean, you do every stupid thing I tell you to do,

because you're afraid I'm going to crack up

or something if you don't.

No, I don't.

I didn't go over to the neighbor's house

and ask her to turn down the music.

Not yet, anyway.

And, obviously, you're perfectly capable

of cracking up without any help from me.

What else are you angry about?

You really think that what happened was my fault?

Kind of.

You sure you don't think it was your fault?

What?

I think you're angry at you.

I think that you think

you could have done something differently,

and things would have turned out differently.

No, I don't.

Look, I don't care if you blame me.

I'd rather you not do it in church again,

but go ahead and blame me, if that's what you need to do.

'Cause I'd rather you blame me than you,

because you didn't do anything wrong, Luce.

I know that.

You sure?

- Luce? - Maybe if I

just hadn't gotten pregnant so soon after Savannah,

maybe if I had gotten to the hospital sooner,

or if I had been bigger or stronger somehow.

No, Luce.

Well, if it's not my fault,

and it's not your fault, and it's not our family's fault,

then it must be God.

Then it's got to be God's fault.

Or.... it just had to have happened.

And if it just happened, then...

...it can't be fixed.

Um, I've been...

I've been doing some thinking over the summer,

because I didn't want to decide too quickly, and...

But I think I've decided now.

Um...

I don't ever want to try to have kids again, Kevin.

I...

Even if it's no one's fault.

It's just you and me and Savannah and...

and these guys.

That's a big enough family for me.

I understand.

And if you decide to change your mind,

I understand that, too.

And I don't want you going into business with my mother.

All right.

And I'm still not happy

about Sandy trying to get into my business.

Fine, and I'm still not going to try and have you committed.

Haven't seen that in a while.

I love you, Kevin.

Yeah, I love you, too.

I can't get to sleep.

Me, neither.

It's too quiet in here.

Good night, Sam.

Good night, David.

Good night, Mom.

Good night.

- Love you. - Love you.

SAM and DAVID: We love you, too.

You know, maybe we should call our other children

and say good night to them, too.

Oh, I talked to them while you were in the shower.

Just kidding.

Why don't we call them and say good night.

- It'd be nice. - Yeah.

(phone ringing)

Hello.

Oh, hi.

Jane...

Right, from church.

Hi.

Uh, you know, I'm sorry for calling on you in church,

but you really can't sleep with my husband.

She hung up.

(phone ringing)

Hello.

Hi, Luce.

Hi, hon. We just wanted to say good night.

Thanks.

We love you.

We do, Luce.

Even after what I did today?

Yes.

No matter what you do any day.

Oh, I love you, too.

Good night.

Okay, it has been a really long day.

Let's... let's get some rest.

She's not sleepy.

Maybe she's better off in her own room.

Yeah, maybe.

(gasps) Go over to the neighbor's house

and ask her to play some of that music again.

Well... well, it's too quiet in here,

and she's gotten used

to sleeping with all of that noise,

so just go over there and ask her

to play whatever she was playing again... please.

- Martin... - Sandy...

BOTH: Maybe we could...

Get to know each other.

But not so much that you wouldn't want to marry me.

I, um, I better be going.

Okay.

I'll talk to you during the week.

Okay.

- Good night. - Good night.

Hang on. Coming.

Hi.

Um, hi.

I'm Kevin Kinkirk.

I live next door with my wife.

I'm Jewel. A-A friend's letting me stay here

while I work on something--

um, a song I'm recording in L.A. this week.

Do you want to come in or...?

No.

Okay. Well, it was very nice to meet you, Kevin Kinkirk.

Here's the thing.

Would it be possible for you to sing that song

you've been singing the past few nights?

My wife was asking.

We can't get our daughter to sleep.

She thought maybe you could help.

Uh... It's gonna be all right.

That song?

- Yeah. - Yeah?

- That's no problem. - Thanks.

It's gonna be all right

No matter what they say

It's gonna be a good day

Just wait and see

- (music playing) - It's gonna be all right

'Cause I'm all right with me

It's gonna be, it's gonna be

It's got to be

I shiver, shut the door

Can't think standing here no more

I'm alone, my mind's racing, heart breaking

Can you be everything I need you to be?

Can you protect me like a daughter?

Can you love me like a father?

Can you drink me like water?

Say I'm like the desert, just way hotter

The point of it all

Is that if I should fall

Still your name I'll call

It's gonna be all right

No matter what they say

Gonna be a good day

Just wait and see

It's gonna be okay

'Cause I'm okay with me

It's gonna be, it's gonna be

As long as we laugh out loud

Laugh like we're mad

'Cause this crazy, mixed up beauty is all that we have

Because what's love but an itch we can't scratch?

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