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Regretting it already. Couldn't sleep.
Wait. To ourselves. Me and Jack. No work.
No worries, son.
And sexual intercourse? Sounds great.
When Mitch interrupted the ceremony, the
just cause and impediment stuff,
what did you think he was going to say?
Don't know. Nothing. Just like he's
mucking about. You didn't think it was
about me, then? I'd done something.
Something I shouldn't?
No. Not for a second. It's just.
You had this strange look on your face,
like fear.
What were you scared of?
What is this? It was a shock. I didn't
know what to think.
The day we had the row after the Runtry,
where did you go? Jesus, Woody, it's the
day after our wedding. Can we keep a
little bit of magic?
I drove around, okay? Five hours. Do you
want the truth? I walked. I parked the car
and I walked, thinking about all the
things we'd done together and whether I
wanted to throw all that away. Because at
that moment, Woody, I wasn't sure if you
were the man I wanted to spend the rest of
my life with. All right, so what changed?
I did.
I realized yours wasn't all that long.
Not really. Not compared with the next 60.
We're married. We love each other.
Isn't that what matters?
Want us to be happy?
I don't want to end up like my parents.
We won't. We'll always be honest with each
other. Yeah. If we're not happy,
we'll always talk before it's too late.
Come here,
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