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We're moving again,
aren't we?
Your father was offered
an amazing job at TMU
in Austin.
Well, that's good,
that's good,
because, guess what,
I'm not going.
I got a girlfriend
who cheated on me.
I got parents
who are breaking up
'cause of
some stupid lawsuit.
I lost a coach.
Lost in quad rugby.
So I got nothing.
A bipolar disorder?
It can be
dangerous sometimes.
People get really depressed.
Even suicidal.
Hut.
Backside pressure.
There ya go.
You ever think about coaching?
No!
Get in the truck.
Ah, you ***!
He tried to *** me.
By who, huh?
Honey?
Honey.
Honey?
- Wake up.
- What?
What?
What time is it?
No, you're all right.
You're all right.
You haven't missed
your flight yet.
It's not 4:00 yet.
So I coulda
been asleep.
Sweetheart?
I just woke up
with the worst feeling.
That we shouldn't
move to Austin.
It's just-- It's cold feet.
You just don't--
- It's cold feet.
Shh.
- Well, maybe it is, but sweetheart
When you go
into TMU today,
please just don't
commit to them.
I just--
Okay.
- Did you hear me?
- Uh-huh.
- You sure?
- Yes, I hear you.
Guess it is
time to get up.
I'm gonna kill you.
Sweetheart.
Mom!
Mom, I'm hungry!
Hold on.
I want French toast!
Mom!
Mom, come on!
Okay, okay, I'm coming.
Yeah! I know who!
- Bo?
- Goodie!
Tim!
You're up early.
That's because
we're gonna start training.
- Oh Boy!
- All right?
You ready for this?
- Oh, yeah.
- Are you sure?
Oh, yeah!
Pow.
Pow.
Pow.
You ready?
Let's go just left.
A nice, tight left.
Maybe to the throat.
- Uh-uh-uh!
- Nice.
First of all, Eric, we're very
excited to have you here.
Glad to be here,
I'll tell ya.
A guy with the reputation
that you've got,
with the accomplishments
that you've had
at the high school level.
The way you've developed
those young kids.
We think
that you would be
an unbelievable
addition to our staff here.
Well, I appreciate that.
I know a couple weeks ago
we talked,
and, and, uh
the offer's been out on the table
for a week, Eric.
I know.
I understand that.
Are you having
second thoughts?
No, I'm not having
second thoughts.
It's just
a matter of, uh--
well, you guys understand.
You don't want
the news to get out
if you've got a championship
game coming up.
Well, I'm gonna be
really honest with you, Eric.
I've got another guy.
He's been offered three jobs
at three different universities.
We've come to
the point where
we can't risk losing
our second choice
while you're making
this decision.
We've got
to know something,
and we've got
to know it now.
Or we've gotta
withdraw our offer.
Gentlemen, I accept.
Friday Night Lights 1x21
Best laid plans
I'm coming!
Landry?
You're not in school?
No, I ditched calculus.
It's no big deal.
You ditched a class?
Have you ever in your life
ditched a day of class?
Psh, yeah.
Like a few times.
No.
I didn't think so.
But, um, I noticed that
you weren't in school today
or yesterday, so I just
- wanted to see how you were.
- Landry, don't.
It's no big deal.
Wanted to see if maybe
you talk to anyone about this.
Like, maybe your mom.
No.
No.
My mom happens to be
in the boonies with my aunt,
who's dying of ovarian cancer.
So
You know, there's
bigger things going on.
I'm sorry.
Yeah, well.
I mean, there's gotta be someone
that you can tell about this.
No.
- I mean, like, some kind of relative.
- Landry, there's no one!
Okay?
It's nobody's
damn business.
So don't go
telling anybody.
You understand?
Yeah.
Just forget about it.
Man, I just don't see
why we gotta go
to this stupid roast
anyways, you know?
I feel you on that, man.
Ma we are actor leads
we are not comedians,
you know what I'm saying?
That's why
it's funny.
'Cause y'all suck.
Look, how 'bout this one?
When Matty
first became QB,
he was so shy,
he had to email
all his plays.
Like I said,
y'all suck.
Hey, say that again.
No, say that again.
Say that to my face.
Baby, baby,
can I talk to you for a second?
Can I talk to you
for a second?
Listen, um,
about the banquet.
Roast.
Whatever.
Um
I don't think
I can go.
What you talking about?
You my date.
Look, The Smash
don't fly solo.
Okay, I know
that The Smash
has his ways
and everything,
But I just
I feel like
with everything I'm going through
right now, it's just--
It's too much.
Baby, it's sittin'
and eatin'.
How is that too much?
Just trust, okay?
It's gonna stress me out,
and I need to
stay calm and focused.
I need structure
right now.
Okay.
Thanks for understanding.
Come on, we'll work
on your jokes.
All right,
thank you very much.
Hey.
Hey.
What are you doing here?
- No, what are you doing here?
- I asked you first.
Well, I live here
in Dillon.
So I'm here to get
some paperwork filled out.
'Cause you are now looking at
a gainfully-employed
assistant football coach
for the Dillon Panthers.
- No way.
- Yes.
Aw, cool.
Now you.
What are you
doing here?
Oh, a ticket.
You know,
get a traffic ticket in Dillon,
you gotta pay it in Dillon.
So
Well, uh
How long are you here for?
A couple weeks.
I'm helping my sister
- paint and get her place--
- That's nice of you.
- Yeah.
- A couple weeks?
- A couple weeks.
- Well, if you've got any, uh--
if you've got any downtime
while you're here then
Oh, anything
to get me
outta that house.
Well then, we should
se a movie or--
or dinner or something,
catch up.
Sounds like a date.
Not a date.
A plan?
A plan.
- Yes.
An arrangement.
- An arrangement.
So Thursday?
Thursday would be great.
All right.
Great.
- All right, cool.
- So Thursday it is then
for the, uh--
for the arrangement.
Take care.
Yeah, you too.
- And I'll see you then.
- Bye.
Thursday.
Hey.
What's going on, man?
I gotta--
First you miss Mud Bowl,
and then I can barely even
get you on the phone.
How'd it go?
I mean, what happened?
How'd what go?
The big study date
with Tyra Collette.
Oh, it went fine.
Fine?
Well--
Did you confess
your love to her?
This is all just some kind
of big joke, isn't it, Matt?
"Landry's got
a big crush on Tyra.
"
I'm just here
for the comic relief
for the star quarterback,
- is that it?
- No, that's not it.
I'm just curious how it--
what happened?
What's wrong?
You promise
not to tell anyone
if I tell you this?
You're not gonna say
a word about it to anyone one?
Yeah.
You're not
gonna tell Julie?
You're not gonna
tell anyone about this?
No, I'm not gonna
tell Julie anything.
What?
There--there was
an assault.
What do you mean,
"There was an assault?"
I was late.
And then
there was this guy.
Some stranger
that attacked Tyra
outside the Alamo Freeze, and then
- tried to do--
- Is she okay?
Well, yeah.
I mean, she--she--
She fought him off.
What did the cops say?
Well, she didn't want
to tell the cops, so we--
So who'd you tell?
She didn't want
anyone to know.
I mean,
she just wanted to, you know,
not make a big deal
about it, and just--
Matt, look--
She just wants to kinda--
I have no idea--
I mean, she swore me
to secrecy, man.
So what am I--
What am I supposed to do?
Matt, tell me what I'm supposed
to do in this situation.
You gotta tell somebody.
Landry, you know.
You have to tell somebody.
Hey, babe,
how'd it go? Hold on,
I'm just on the phone.
I'm just trying to reach Tyra.
She's been MIA.
Can't wait to hear
how it went.
Sweetie, I hate
to send a message--
- It went pretty good.
- Have you been drinking?
You didn't tell 'em
"yes" yet, did you?
Here's how
it went down.
First of all,
I was hot-boxed
from the get-go.
It was--
it was either
accept the job
or lose the job.
I didn't want 'em to think
that I didn't want the job,
obviously, you know.
You didn't
tell 'em--
So I said, "You know,
I gotta think about this.
Yes, I accept the job.
"
So, um
This stadium
It's just like--
it's unbelievable.
And then, uh,
I went around Austin.
They put me in a car.
They had me drive around.
It was--
it was pretty--
It was pretty incredible.
And then, uh
- Yep.
- Hey.
I took the job
in Austin.
Want to
talk about it?
Oh.
It's Julie, honey.
All right.
I'll get it.
Okay.
Hey, you want to
come inside?
You okay?
What's going on?
What?
Tell me.
I'm moving.
What--What do you--
What do you mean?
My dad took this--
this job at TMU.
Yeah.
- Good morning, Coach.
- Come on in here, man,
you're 15 minutes late.
I was?
You told me to be here at--
No, I said
Don't talk back to me.
- No, sir.
- Hey, Saracen.
Get your lazy *** in here.
Let's go, come on.
Hurry up.
I don't have much time.
- Hiya, Street.
- Saracen.
- What's going on?
- Sunday.
Big championship game.
How you feelin'?
Good.
I'm feeling good.
Yeah, you think
you're ready?
Yeah.
You think he's ready?
I don't think
he's ready.
I'm not thinking
you're ready either.
I think that if he plays
up in Dallas
liked he played last Friday night,
they're gonna eat him for breakfast.
That's pretty much
what I'm thinking.
I think they're
gonna squash him.
Pretty much like a bug.
Like a flea, Saracen.
So I don't want you
resting on your laurels,
you understand me?
- You don't have any laurels, Saracen.
- Not a damn laurel.
Here's what's
gonna happen.
You're gonna be
working with Jason here.
Okay.
You're gonna do everything
Jason tells you to.
And you're gonna do it
because Jason has my blessing.
So if he tells you
to jump off a cliff,
I want you
to jump off that cliff.
Now you tell me,
Saracen, why are you
gonna jump off that cliff?
'Cause--'cause he has
your blessing?
That's exactly right.
You have any problems,
you let me know.
- Thank you, Coach.
- Have a good day, son.
All right, Coach.
What are you still
standing here for, Saracen?
Go finish your weights,
finish your program.
Get your plays, meet me
in the film room for lunch.
And get used to that
because we're gonna be having
an awful lot of meals together.
Well actually, I usually
have lunch with Julie.
I'll take care of Julie for you,
don't worry about it.
I'll give her
a nice call,
tell her there's a new girl in town.
And that girl is me.
Thank you, Saracen.
Hit the weights.
Okay.
Great.
It's just that this friend
made me promise
not to tell anyone.
So I--
Well, that's--that's--
that's common, I think.
Sometimes when people
experice trauma,
um, they'll sometimes
want to hide.
You know, for fear
of, um, reprisal.
Or--or, um--
Or judgment.
Sometimes that happens.
Is there some kind of law
that if I do tell you the student's
name that was assaulted
that you've got to report it?
Isn't--isn't--
isn't that some kind of law?
Um
I don't want you
to be offended by this,
but, if-- if it turns out that
your friend is actually you,
I want you
to feel comfortable.
- And you've been hurt--
- No.
I want you to know
you can absolutely
- talk to me
- I'm not talking about me.
completely safely
about that.
I'm not talking
about me, okay?
You can tell me.
I'm talking about Tyra.
Collette.
Oh.
Hey, Tyra.
Look, it's not
that big of a deal.
Yeah, it is,
sweetheart.
Let me ask you
one more time:
do you remember leaving
your notebook behind?
No.
But, when he came outside
he had a notebook
that looked
like your notebook?
Look, I already told you,
I don't remember leaving my notebook.
Are we done here?
Can I go now?
I believe
that about covers it.
We just have to get
a few pictures.
All right, let's--
Let's go
do that quickly.
Turn your head
to the left.
Tyra, I'm sorry--
No, you know what,
I never should have trusted you.
- Tyra, I'm--
- You know what you are?
You are just
a pathetic, smelly geek.
And I never want you
to talk to me again.
So, uh
yeah, I guess, just, uh
Just give me a call
when you get a chance.
All right.
You know, Tyra isn't even
returning my phone calls.
Guess I'm just not
cool enough anymore.
You never know what's going on
with somebody, sweetie.
Can't take it personally.
The whole move,
it's just like
a bad dream on repeat.
I know.
Hey, babe!
Hey.
Hey, come on,
let's go celebrate.
I'm taking you out
to dinner.
Taking you out
to dinner.
Anywhere you wanna go.
Julie, you get to choose.
Wherever it is
that you like to go.
I know what's gonna happen next.
The door's gonna slam.
Why is that?
What's going on?
Hi.
Come sit down.
Hi.
What?
I don't know,
that's why I'm--
I don't know.
Why don't you tell me?
What is it?
I've been thinking
about something today.
And I'm gonna
make a proposal to you,
and I don't want you
to jump any kind of
immediate decision
about it, but
Okay, all right.
Okay.
I've been thinking
that, um
Julie and I
could maybe stay here
until she graduates
from high school.
That would give her
some closure here.
It would allow me
to continue my work
here with the kids.
Dillon and Austin aren't that far
away from each other.
I mean, it's not
a long commute.
You could go on,
take the job in Austin.
It's not ideal,
but it's a way
that we could
continue our lives,
keep this family together.
No.
Just no?
Yes, no.
There's no way.
You can't say, "Just no.
"
No, and I'll tell you why
it's not gonna happen,
'cause that commute
between Dillon and Austin
is not just
a simple commute.
That's a separation
between this family, no way.
You know what,
I need you to just
- think about it for a second.
- I'm thinking about it.
I'm listening.
I thought about it.
Well, I think we need to start
to consider this now
from the perspective
of three people in this family.
And you and I
have a solid relationship.
We have
a mature relationship.
We are mature people,
and I know that our relationship
can handle it.
Well, you know what?
No, in that sense,
I'm not mature,
I'm not mature.
I can't handle that,
because that's not
a relationship.
That's not a family.
That's not what
this family's gonna do.
And as far as
those three people,
you're leaving one person out,
and that would be me.
'Cause I don't agree
with this at all.
I do not agree with any bit
of what you've said.
Well, honey, you know what
I'm thinking about right now?
I'm thinking about
how bad I'm gonna feel
leaving these kids here.
Why is this happening?
Honey?
I need you
to hear me here.
I hear you.
I hear what you say.
What I'm doing here
is important.
I did this thing
with Tyra today.
These kids need me.
And that's something
that I need.
There are other jobs, and there
are other kids that need your help.
No, there are not
other jobs.
There is this job.
I took the job, and we
are moving to Austin, period.
These kids need me here.
I would feel bad to leave.
Can't you understand that?
You're gonna be
so great in Dallas.
Look, I'm gonna
do what I do.
That's all I can do.
Well, you know me,
my aunt, and my cousins
are driving up
to root you on.
Oh, for real?
Yeah.
Oh, well, I'll have to
keep that in mind then.
Yeah, you might
wanna do that.
- Hey.
- Hey, Wave.
Um
Can I holla at you
for a second?
Oh, yeah, I'll catch up
with y'all later.
We's just talking,
that's all.
Listen, um,
I've been thinking
about this a lot, and, um,
I'm gonna give you
a hiatus.
A what?
A hiatus for two weeks
while you're at State.
I want you to just
have the time
of your life, you know?
I don't need
no hiatus.
Look, I just--
I don't wanna be the one
held responsible
for taking away your joy.
So look, you're saying
for two weeks,
I could do
whatever I want.
Well, I wouldn't
go crazy or anything.
Like, try not to break
the law, you know.
But, um
But, yeah.
Enjoy yourself.
I don't--
but, you--
we gonna be partyin'.
- I know.
- Okay, we gonna be going to State.
And you just gonna be
sitting at home,
taking your meds,
and going to bed early.
I mean, what if I'm
hanging out with another girl
at the roast
or one of the parties?
I don't know.
It's all right.
That's all right?
That's all right.
You know, just
enjoy yourself.
Be The Smash.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay, I could do that.
I know you
could do that.
I could do that
already.
Good mornin'.
Hey.
All right,
this is what
I'm thinkin'.
- Listen, I've been thinking too.
- Listen for one second.
- No.
I'm--
- Dinner, tonight,
- No, not dinner tonight.
- tacos.
That's fine.
That's fine.
No, not dinner
at all.
What do you mean?
It's
over.
We're not doing this anymore.
You all right?
Why?
Because maybe Bo
will get hurt.
He just--
he thinks you're, like,
a father figure, you know.
He's had a really tough time
with his daddy, and I don't--
I didn't think I was hurting him.
Well, you're not now,
but, I mean, you know--
I just, I can't
do it to him.
I can't risk it.
I love him.
He's my--
I'm sorry.
We need to talk
to you guys.
All right?
Your father and I
are getting a divorce.
We love you.
We love you all.
We do not want you
to be hurt over this.
- We love you.
- This doesn't have anything to do
with y'all.
And it's gonna be
just the same.
Except Daddy's not
gonna be living here.
Y'all are gonna
live here.
I'll see y'all
on weekends.
You're gonna see them
every other weekend.
Every other weekend.
And then, uh, holidays.
I can't.
- Lyla--
- I need to get some air.
Lyla, honey,
I need you to come back.
Nope, I'm done.
We need to talk about this
as a family, sweetie.
He can leave, and then I'll come back.
How 'bout that?
So sorry I'm late.
No, don't worry about it.
It's Herc's fault.
Right.
Sure.
How ya doin'?
I'm good.
How you doin'?
Good.
You look nice.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
Very nice.
Thanks.
You wanna go eat?
Yeah.
Oh, man,
that was really fun.
It was.
Besides the fact that
our waiter was an idiot.
I know.
I don't think
we helped.
I think we might have
confused him further.
You're fun.
A little bit.
A lot with you.
I, um
I like you.
Um
I'm starting to feel
really embarrassed.
No.
I, uh
I, uh
I like you too.
Really?
Uh, you know,
really, I do.
I, uh
Oh, my God.
Jason.
Lyla, I
Can we talk?
Can you go inside,
just for a minute?
Please?
'Cause it's not
what you think.
No, you know what?
I'm done.
Screw you!
Hey, Tim Riggins.
How you doing, little man?
Good, you wanna hang?
We could play football
and do anything.
Hey, uh,
did your mom
talk to you at all lately?
Yeah, she said that
you would be busy
with football and school,
that you wouldn't have time
to hang around anymore.
I think
she's kind of right, Bo.
But I figured since
we're obviously buds,
you could make time
for me.
'Cause we're
like brothers.
I agree.
But like your mom said,
I got a lot going on.
Okay?
Okay.
But I'll come by later?
- Sure.
- Yeah.
Hey.
- Yeah?
- Who pushes you around?
Nobody!
There we go.
Nobody pushes
Bo Miller around.
Let me guess,
the old lady you were
getting with dumped you.
- Is that what's going on?
- Interesting.
How do you know?
Small town, Tim.
Right.
- Forgot.
- And no,
the ex-girlfriend Tyra's
not available
to screw your pain away.
That's not
why I'm here.
- Really?
- Really.
I'm here just to see
if you just wanna hang out.
As friends.
I kinda
I could use one right now.
Do you even know what
a friend is, Tim?
You know, a friend is someone
who's there for you.
Who helps you do what's
best for yourself.
Who
asks you to go out
and do things.
That's a friend.
Come to the Panther roast
with me.
That's not what I meant, Tim.
I know it's not
what you meant.
Look
I'm tired of over-thinking
every single thing, you know?
Let's just hang out
and laugh and have fun.
You and me.
As friends.
Please?
Matty used to be so shy,
he had to email all his plays.
Hey, everybody!
Hey,
we're going to State,
people!
All right!
Everybody take your seats!
Take your seats!
Time to start
the annual roast banquet.
Everybody hurry up
and sit down!
Let's get this roast going.
I'd like to bring up
for our first speaker,
first-time Coach for the Dillon Panthers,
took us all the way to State this year.
Coach Eric Taylor, baby!
Let's start tonight
with
The Smash.
Now, what is there
to say about Smash?
There's nothing
to say about him,
I don't think, that he hasn't already
said about himself!
I'll be owning it.
You got me on that, Coach.
You got me on that.
You got me.
Hey, you guys know how
to give little Matt Saracen
a hard time
while you're here.
He's done a great job,
but I'll tell you, when he
first started as quarterback,
he was so shy
he had to email
his plays in.
Come on, Matt!
Now, for as long
as I've known Tim Riggins,
there's only two phrases
that can put a smile on his face.
Number one,
we goin' to State.
And number two,
the results are in;
you are not the father.
Hey, I'm just playing
with you, baby!
I'm just playing with you,
baby!
Hey, uh,
how about Saracen sleeping with
the Coach's daughter?
Nothing quite like athletes
doing comedy.
I think it's tradition.
Yeah, but so was
tar and feathering.
You can't stay in Dillon.
That's absurd.
Thank you for calling me
absurd.
But Buddy Garrity will
tell you that it is much
I'm not calling you absurd,
I'm calling
the whole thing absurd.
Well, I don't happen to think
it's absurd, obviously.
Tryin' to argue that--
Will you guys talk about this
at home, please?
Tami Taylor!
This is a roast,
not a skewering.
Oh, I'm aware
of that, sweetie.
Lucky for you!
Um
Hi, y'all.
I'm here to talk to you a little bit
about Coach Eric Taylor.
You all know him
as your leader,
you know,
a kind of father figure,
a hard-*** guy screaming
at you from the sidelines.
But there's a whole other
kind of Eric Taylor
that I know that maybe
y'all don't.
And I'd just like to share that
with you a little bit.
So let me start with
what I've learned from him
as a human being.
I mean, what he has
brought to me
as a person.
The power I.
The nickel defense.
The three-four
The four-three
And of course,
the spread formation.
The ways I have grown
since I have been
with this man
could fill a stadium.
And then there's Eric Taylor,
the family man.
We have wonderful
Sunday mornings together
watching game film.
Saturday afternoons
with our daughter
watching game film.
Oh, and then Taylor Tuesday
where we'll have
a pizza delivered
and play Scrabble.
And then
watch some game film.
And I wanna tell y'all,
I know he is a busy, busy man.
Y'all keep him very busy.
But he is also a sensitive
and caring husband.
And he'll take me out
for quiet, romantic evenings.
Just the two of us.
And will commonly be heard
shouting things like,
"Pick up the blitz!"
Or, "Hit and drive!"
And my favorite, "Go for two!"
Seriously,
Eric Taylor
is a kind and decent man.
And he's strong.
And he has vision.
And he's passionate.
And he's real good
at imparting that passion
into the hearts
of the people around him.
And he loves y'all, kids.
Every single one of y'all.
I just want to tell you how much
you all have touched us.
How important
you all are to us.
How deeply
we care about you.
So thank y'all
from our whole family.
Thank you.
You got a good one, Coach.
A real good one.
Hey, Smash.
So we're getting ready
to hit a party.
You wanna come?
Actually, I'm gonna pass.
Yeah, I gotta rest up
for the big game.
Yeah.
Thanks.
Maybe some other time.
Yeah, maybe.
Yeah, maybe.
Hey, Landry.
Tyra.
Listen, um
About the other day
- What happened
- What other day?
Okay, cut me a break here.
I'm not very good at this.
I'm sorry about
what I said.
It's not that big of a deal.
I mean---
I don't think
you're a geek.
No, just a pathetic,
you know,
not one of your friends.
Okay, I don't think
those things either.
I was just pissed because
Did you think that I really
wanted to tell someone?
Tyra?
Well, I know why you did.
I was just feeling burned
about everything that happened.
And I took it out on you.
I'm trying to be better
at a lot of things.
Well, I guess that explains
why you're getting back
with Riggins then.
What?
I'm not back together
with Riggins.
No, I'm just here
as his friend.
Right, right,
you say that now,
but what about
the after party,
when all the beer
starts flowing
And, you know,
Riggins comes in
with his cute but tragic
Texas forever routine
What about then?
Okay, Tim and I
are just friends, Landry.
You know what, I know
that this whole thing
is none of my business
because you're a big girl
and you can do
whatever you want.
But do you really wanna
spend the rest of your life
with someone
that cheats on you
and drinks all the time?
Maybe who's just gonna end up
working at a gas station?
And then, you know, puking all
of his paycheck up?
Is that what you want?
You know, he's gonna
cheat on your some more,
and then you're gonna
have a few of his
not-so-
biologically-gifted kids.
Are you trying to make me
take back my apology right now?
'Cause it's working.
Well, I'm sorry.
But for some reason,
I really just think
that there's a guy out there
that'll show up sober.
And that'll listen to you
whenever you talk.
And that'll actually, you know,
respect your opinions.
And actually take care of you.
And actually recognize you
for the smart and beautiful
and caring woman
that you are, Tyra.
You know, a guy that--
that guy--
There she is.
What's going on, Lando?
How are ya?
Gonna come out
for a few or what?
You know what,
I can't.
Why not?
I just can't.
Hey.
Hey.
How was the roast?
Buddy Garrity
stole my email joke.
Are you serious?
Yeah, I'm looking into
who gave it to him.
Well, it wasn't me.
I brought you
a piece of cake.
I missed you.
I'm sorry to bother you,
I just
I just thought we should
talk about some things.
And clear some things up.
You made everything
completely clear last night
when I saw you with Suzy.
I know you're upset,
but I really need you to--
I'm not upset.
I finally know
the truth about us.
You didn't have the guts
to tell me, but now I know.
And now we can both move on.
Please don't come back.
We done fightin'?
I love you.
I respect you.
I am proud of you.
And I am in love
with you completely.
I'm sorry for the way
all this happened.
I'll tell you what, though.
Austin is gonna
be good to this family.
I know it is.
But baby
I'm not going to Austin.
I can't leave here now.
Come to bed with me.