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It's beautiful.
It's beautiful, Randall.
I knew it. I knew it.
Get out. Felt it. Like I.
I knew I couldn't love you this much. It
does not be our kid. Rena. You have to get
out now. Let me see you.
No. Please.
Please. No. Get out.
Just wanna see him.
Alex, you can't keep doing this to me.
You have a son now.
I don't want you here. No,
he's ours. I mean, can't deny that.
I don't want him to be. No, he is.
Let me see him.
Montgomery, I need your help. Are you
okay? No.
Stop it.
It's beautiful. Leave.
Let me hold him. Rattle please. Please,
let me hold him. Get out. Look at him.
You know how much I love you. Now we. We
have a baby.
Let me hold him. Okay. Is he okay? No.
This man needs to leave. Sir, you have to
leave, sir. Evelyn, don't call me
that. Get out. Sir, I'm not
leaving until I hold my son.
Okay? Give me
my son. I'm calling security if you don't
leave. Even my son. Okay.
Let him hold his son. Honey,
that's it. I'm calling security. No,
there's no need. The man should be able to
hold his son. Alex, just tell her.
Misses Montgomery, should I call security?
Tell her. Honey, we're all adults. We're
just having a conversation.
No.
So why don't you let him hold his little
bundle of joy?
Bradley. What?
You might want to walk your ass out of
this room right now. What?
You heard me. Why? What you gonna do?
You take my wife into that shed and you
bend her over the table and go to
town like you do with my wife.
You're a real sound bitch. Uh uh.
I am? Yeah. For doing this. You are?
Oh, I'm sorry for me doing this. See,
I think that you need to get your head
shake. You're a psychologist, and you're
sounding like you're crazy.
You have no idea how crazy I am.
So why aren't you showing me?
You know, I would, but, uh, I just
want to spend some quality time with my
son. No. My son.
I'm not stopping you.
Let me hold my son. Alex. Go ahead,
darlingen. Let him hold his son.
No. I want the two of you to get out of
here now. I mean,
it's. Do the
video, Randall.
Brad, did you and Alex take a video
as Marcy and I did? And we keep looking at
it again and again and again.
I can't stop watching it.
I'll text it to you. You text me anything
that even looks like that. And I'm beating
your ass all up and down this room. The
last time we fought, I was half drunk.
This time I'm really clear.
Your move.
Come on, get up.
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