Another nightmare?
I'm okay.
We launch a new campaign next week.
The Japanese are flying in Tuesday.
The Times, The Herald, and The Post are all running pieces...
which is very exciting.
Karen Baldwin's office. Please hold.
Karen Baldwin.
Okay.
Thank you.
I love you...
so much.
Me, too.
Always my favorite.
That's why I want you to have the summer house.
The last time you were there...
was the summer I was in Europe with Aunt Betty.
You were 13, I think.
Wendy was 11.
Your grandfather loved that house.
Especially when you girls were there.
Clean it up...
sell it...
and get married.
So, how long did your grandparents live here for?
Oh, God. As long as I can remember.
I spent every summer there till I was 13.
That's a lot of memories.
What the hell is that?
What is it?
A deer.
- You get them? - Got them.
Here we are.
- Got the key? - Yeah.
Thanks.
Great.
Wow.
It's gonna take a little longer than a weekend to clean it.
It's different than I remember it.
It used to seem so much bigger to me, you know?
I know.
Actually used to get lost around there all the time.
Spiders seem to like it.
This your grandfather?
Yeah.
Jeff?
Jeff!
- What? - Rats!
- Where? - God damn it, there are rats in there!
In the breadbox, there are rats!
God damn it!
Don't laugh at me! There are rats in there!
The most powerful woman in publicity.
- Shut up, it's not funny. - Come on, it's just a couple of rats.
- Jeff. - It's all right.
Don't laugh at me.
- Just a little rodent. - They're so big.
- Great with garlic. - Shut up.
Two rooms down and 11 to go.
Thank you for being here.
What else are boyfriends for?
You know what I was thinking?
Maybe I could stay a few more days.
You can't.
You have a new job, and I am fine.
I can handle it. You need to stop worrying about me.
- If you think... - I think.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
What is it?
Nothing.
Hey.
Let's relax, okay?
I'm relaxed.
- I'm fine. - Okay.
Wait. Wait.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
This was their room, you know? And this was their bed. It's kind of weird.
Pick a room.
Any room at all.
- God damn it! Jeff! - What? You were gone, I got worried.
God, you scared me.
You scared me, too.
- What were you doing? - What was I doing?
Looking for my girl. Besides, what are you doing?
Excuse me, your horse was...
Who are you?
I look after this place.
I don't know if anyone's told you yet...
but my grandmother just passed away.
She's dead? Shame.
We're packing up the place. We're gonna sell it.
I see.
I had no idea there were still horses around here.
Yep.
Do you take care of them, too? I mean, the house, the horses...
It must be a lot of work.
Not if you like them.
You can tame them. They know who's the boss.
And if they're gonna be ridden...
Well...
I fell off one once when I was younger. Been kind of terrified of them ever since.
Well, you're not a little girl anymore, are you?
Maybe it's time you ride again.
No. No, not for me. Thanks.
Afraid you're gonna fall?
Don't be afraid. I won't let it happen.
Go on, now.
I should... I'm gonna get back to packing.
- Name's Pierce. - Karen.
I know.
Don't be a stranger, now.
Just some blown fuses.
What is this?
Where did that come from?
I think they got it in Italy on their honeymoon.
- It's beautiful. - Yeah, it's really pretty.
Where are we going for our honeymoon?
Jeff...
I'm gonna go finish in the other room.
Do you have any masking tape?
You don't have to get married.
Sorry, I fell asleep.
Well, wake up.
What's wrong?
- I hate the idea of leaving you here. - I'll be fine.
No, it's just...
That.
How about I promise...
that I will call you later?
- You better call me later. - I will.
- I miss you already. - Yeah, me, too.
Now go.
- Stop worrying about me. I'm fine. - Okay.
- Okay? - All right.
Okay.
Drive safely.
All righty.
Hello?
Is somebody there?
I got you. I got you, darling.
I won't let you fall. I won't let you fall.
You okay?
I won't let you fall.
I got you.
I won't let you fall.
Great.
Do you have a car? A car, do you have a car?
- A car! - No.
Damn it!
- Sorry. Shit. Sorry. - It's okay.
It's broke.
It's okay, you're safe now. I'm here.
Are you all right?
I'll close the door, okay?
God, what is going on?
Hell if I know, I just heard screaming, and I ran up there, it was raining women.
Yeah, I know...
it's modest...
but it's my home.
- Have you really been to all these places? - No, don't. Please, don't.
I mean, they're mine.
It's sentimental.
Your hands are shaking.
Here, come on.
Why don't you sit down?
Here.
Drink this.
Thanks.
So, you didn't answer me before.
- You've really been to all those places? - All of them.
Up here.
It's amazing where the mind will take you, if you let it.
But...
you mean you've never actually traveled anywhere?
Why? Just be disappointed.
It'd never be as good as my book.
Up here, it's always the way I want it.
People are nice...
warm beaches...
everything, you know? Happy endings.
Want to come with me?
You're tired. Why don't you...
You need to get some rest, anyway. Come on.
Get in the bed.
- No, I'll take the couch. - No, I sleep on the couch.
- What? - I... Oh.
- I always sleep on the couch. - Oh.
Then I'll take the bed.
Yeah.
Thanks.
Don't worry.
Horses will let you know if anyone comes around, okay?
Thanks.
I have a boyfriend.
I know.
Just in case.
You never know. Okay?
All right.
Good night.
Hey.
Sleep well?
Yeah. I did, actually. Thanks.
I don't know.
Maybe I'm just losing it.
Maybe I dreamed it, I don't know. I mean, you saw, right?
When we went back into the house, everything was fine.
Ain't nothing to fear...
But that big old horse.
He's nice.
Hey, what do you say we go for a walk, huh?
Sure.
You behave.
Oh, your boot.
Ready?
I've never been out this far.
Really?
Yeah, my grandfather never let us. He said it was too dangerous.
Really?
These woods are...
They're beautiful. Peaceful.
Nothing to be afraid of.
- You gonna miss this place? - Of course.
But, you know, the people, the places, who we love...
they're always with us.
Wow.
Look at that.
You okay?
Oh, my God.
You're making a habit of saving me, huh?
Yeah, looks like you had to be saved from yourself, huh?
Let's go, come on. Come on.
You started without me.
Wendy! I can't believe you're here.
Oh, my God!
Oh, gosh.
Oh, honey!
- Hi. - Hi.
- Wait, how did you get in? - The front door.
Oh.
Gosh, it's crazy. It's just like I remember it.
Really? It seems so much smaller to me.
It is so good to see you.
Oh, look at that. Mom and Dad.
- I love that picture. - They're so cute there.
No, look at this. Were we, like, the cutest kids?
Oh, God, yeah.
Look at you here.
- That's not cute. - No.
- Morning. - Morning.
- Oh, Pierce, this is Wendy. - Hi.
- My little sister. - Really? Sisters.
Yeah, Pierce is the caretaker around here.
Oh, well, nice to meet you.
Oh. The pleasure's mine.
Would either of you like some breakfast?
- Oh, no, thanks. We're fine... - Hey, speak for yourself.
- I would love some breakfast. - I'd love to make you some.
Okay.
- Thanks. - Thank you.
Where's your food? Aren't you gonna eat?
I already did.
Be careful with that one.
Why? Is he dangerous?
No, nothing like that, he's just...
Oh, I don't know. There's just something about him.
- You're so overprotective. - I know, I know.
Remember the summer that I begged you to teach me how to kiss...
but you kept telling me no?
I had just met Joey, and you told me I was too young.
Yeah.
I remember.
I remember that summer.
Oh, honey! God!
Come here, come here. Oh, God.
- Is it bad? - Lean your head back.
- Oh. - Lean your head back.