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Maybe I was just
a naive teenager.
Or maybe it was just hormones.
Shouldn't a girl outgrow her
infatuation with her dad?
I don't know.
I even found it hard to
admit to myself how I
felt about him.
I know he wasn't happy.
His marriage with mom
wasn't working and
I guess he felt lonely.
At least emotionally.
When I saw mom neglect him,
I tried my best to make
him feel appreciated
by me instead.
I often held his hand when
we walked somewhere,
or sat in his lap
as I did when I
was a little girl.
Just small signs of affection.
But I could tell he
really appreciated it.
He even stated giving
me affectionate comments too.
He told me how pretty I
looked or how cute a
dress looked on me.
Little things like that.
He didn't know how
much that meant to me,
I was all day on a comment from
him at the breakfast table.
Most of my friends just wanted
to avoid their dads,
but for me,
it was the other way around.
I wanted to be with him
as often as I could.
Even if I had a boyfriend,
I tried to put my dad first.
I knew it made him
happy when we spent time
together.
But my mom didn't like that.
I spent so much time with him.
But it was her own fault,
really.
I knew that it wasn't healthy,
but I couldn't help wishing
that Dad would divorce
Mom so he and
I could live together.
Just the two of us.
But really,
I mean You know,
it was that night.
No.
But,
I mean,
I already got the
tickets and everything.
And I already
I already got the dress and
But you can just
rent one tomorrow.
It doesn't even
That's not That's
not even a good excuse.
Look,
you know what?
It's in four days.
Can't you just pull
it together and Fine.
Fine.
Fine.
Yeah,
if that's how you
want it to be,
then
I'll just find someone else.
No,
I'm not I'm still going to go.
Just not If you don't go,
I just won't go with you.
I'll go with my friends.
It won't even be a big deal.
Fine.
Okay,
yeah.
I'll I'll talk to you later.
Mm-hmm.
Fine.
Bye.
Bye.
Something wrong?
He He doesn't want to go
He doesn't want to
do the whole Valentine's
Day thing.
Oh,
sweetie.
I mean,
I You know how I had those
reservations and we
planned it out and everything?
But now he's like,
oh,
I've got to work,
blah,
blah,
blah
Me,
me,
me.
And Come here,
sweetheart.
Stupid.
I'm so sorry,
sweetheart.
You must be crazy to cancel
on such a beautiful girl.
Obviously.
I would never cancel on you.
Oh,
thanks.
It just sucks that
he won't go with me.
I know.
What if you were my
Valentine's Day date?
I mean,
we could just go out
and do something fun.
And it would be a
fun Valentine's Day.
Oh,
no,
no.
You should go with
someone your own age.
It's not appropriate.
But But you Well,
sweetheart,
you are the most beautiful
girl I've ever met.
I would be proud to go out with
you.
Oh,
you're the best,
Dad.
Thanks,
Daddy.
Of course.
Anything for you.
Mmm,
Daddy.
Aww,
I just love you so much.
I would love to go out
with you on Friday night.
But right now,
I guess it's time for
you to do your homework.
Fine.
Clean your room,
Haley.
You promised to
do that yesterday.
You still haven't done it.
Okay,
I will.
Honey,
she's devastated about
that boy.
Give her a break.
You've been spoiling her,
and I don't think
you should encourage her
little crush on you.
Listen,
she's our daughter,
and I want to give
her everything she wants.
It's inappropriate,
John.
You've been spending
more time with
her than you have with me.
I'm not blind.
No.
It's not like that,
Madeline.
Yeah,
I just How do I explain it?
I just like to show him
How much I
appreciate hanging out with
him.
Yeah.
I mean,
we're going Yeah,
we're going there soon,
and It'll just be nice.
I mean How do I explain this?
He If he was my age,
he would totally be the best
boyfriend ever.
No,
no,
no.
It's not like that at all.
I was just saying it.
But I really
I really should find
something cute to wear.
What do you think?
What should I wear when
we go out tomorrow?
Like a cute dress?
Something frilly?
No!
It's just
I just want to show him
that I appreciate his company.
That's
Yeah,
it'd be nice.
It'll be nice to find
something really cute to wear.
Okay.
Yeah,
yeah,
I'm fine.
I'm fine.
It's just,
it's been fun
spending more time with him.
Alright.
You too.
Okay,
okay.
I won't.
I swear.
Alright.
Flowers and jewelry.
John,
I think you're taking
this little date with her a
little too seriously.
Look,
if she's happy,
I'm happy.
Okay,
but don't stay out too late.
She has cheerleading
practice tomorrow,
okay?
Okay.
I'm ready.
Flowers?
For you.
And a necklace
for your Valentine?
Anything for you,
sweetie.
My God,
you look beautiful tonight.
Here's some flowers.
Oh,
you look so handsome,
too.
That cleans up well,
doesn't it?
You look really beautiful.
This is going to be
the best night ever.
I agree.
Now we should get
going because we
don't want those couples
taking our table.
No,
I'll grab my coat
and then we'll go.
Okay,
great.
So much fun tonight.
I had a great time.
I'm so proud to be out
with such a
beautiful young girl.
So,
do you think when they
saw us dancing,
do you think that
they thought you
were my boyfriend?
I would be proud if
you were my girlfriend.
I'd be proud too.
We were just talking,
honey.
John,
don't do this to me.
Just don't,
okay?
All right,
your little date is over.
It's late.
You need to get to bed,
and you said you would
fix the washing machine.
You didn't do that today.
Well,
actually,
Haley and I were
just going to grab
a drink and unwind
in the living room.
You up for that?
Yeah,
yeah.
Let's just go in there.
It's still early.
That's enough.
Too much caffeine and
you won't be
able to go to sleep tonight.
Alright,
so we are before you sip.
I want to make a toast.
To tonight.
Tonight I had a wonderful time
on my date with you,
my daughter.
Me too.
I had a great time.
And you were so special.
It was a fun Valentine's Day.
Cheers.
Cheers.
You know what?
Since we had so much fun
dancing earlier,
we should have another dance.
I agree.
Let's dance.
This is nice.
Hey,
John,
maybe you should come over and
sit here with me.
Not right now,
sweetheart.
We're not done.
Thank you.
Thanks
so much for letting me go out
with Dad on Valentine's Day.
Aw,
well,
I'm glad you're feeling better,
honey.
But,
you know,
you should be
careful when you're
going out with your dad.
People
might get the wrong idea.
They might think you're
a real couple.
Why don't we
have another toast?
Oh yeah.
Thank you.
To Valentine's Day.
To Valentine's Day and
my wonderful family.
Mary,
you look tired.
Yeah,
I'm a little tired.
I was cleaning the
house all day long.
All right.
Well,
why don't you put
your feet down and
stretch out and fall asleep?
Maybe just a little nap.
Yeah,
sure.
Just a little nap.
Just for a moment.
Thank you.
I want to be with you,
Daddy.
No.
Like a real woman.
You're my daughter.
You're my little girl.
You can't do that.
Just
pretend I'm your girlfriend.
No,
sweetheart.
I don't know,
sweetheart.
sweetheart I should pull
my pants up just in case
Thank you.
You're so big.
Oh,
she's pushing any of my food.
You're my boyfriend.
Sweetheart you're so beautiful.
You feel so good.
No.
No.
Mm-hmm.
Oh.
What are you guys doing?
What are you up to?
Oh,
that's not appropriate.
It's okay,
Mary.
Go to sleep.
He shouldn't be sitting
on his lap.
That's not appropriate.
Don't sit on his lap.
uh oh
Hmm.
My glasses.
Are you okay?
Yeah,
yeah.
She's just having a bad dream,
that's all.
You shouldn't get between her
legs like that.
You know that
doesn't look right.
Is she okay?
Yeah,
Haley,
you're just having a bad dream,
I think.
My glasses.
Bailey,
sweetheart,
you're having a bad dream.
It's time to wake up.
Past your bedtime.
I understand.
I think I'll take her
into her room and
put her to bed.
Okay.
Yeah,
we should all go to bed.
Everybody go to bed now.
Oh,
yeah.
Oh,
yeah.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh,
yeah,
it's right there.
Oh,
yeah.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh,
dear.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
I feel so bad.
Does that feel good,
sweetheart?
I can't come inside with you.
Oh,
I'm getting close.
I shouldn't come inside you.
Oh,
come on,
Harry.
I really want you to.
But I could
I can make you pregnant.
I'm coming.
Oh,
sweetheart.
Oh,
God.
Oh,
sweetheart.
Oh,
yeah,
yes,
yes.
Oh,
sweetheart,
I just came a lot in here.
Yeah.
Oh,
sleepy.
All right,
sweetheart.
That's so good.
That's what I wanted.
You're going to have to
go into the other room,
okay?
Okay,
just for a second.
Did you have fun last night?
Mm-hmm.
Me too.
You should take this off.
It's warm out.
It is warm out.
And you look cute in that.
Good morning.
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