SAM: Hey, give me that.
Hey, give me that, I said.
Robbie and I have something to tell you.
Is this about you two being together?
You know about us?
- Everyone knows. - How?
Well, I saw you two kissing in the backyard last Saturday night.
I saw you by Robbie's car.
I saw you guys kissing in the garage.
I saw you making out at the Promenade.
I saw you by the trash cans. Twice.
Wait, you knew but you didn't say anything?
Does that mean you're okay with us being together?
[BOTH CHUCKLE]
No.
I don't care what you do.
What he said.
I'll be ready to date in four years.
Unbelievable. We've been dreading telling everyone
and none of them care.
Didn't Mary care?
You did tell Mary, right?
Interesting.
Very interesting.
Now, this one decides it all.
- Just shut up and go. - Okay.
One, two, three, go.
[ROBBIE LAUGHS]
Ha. Paper covers rock.
I win, you lose.
I win, you lo--
Sorry.
Fine. I'll tell Mary.
But I'm not going to do it because you won and I lost.
I'm going to do it so we can finally stop sneaking around and make it official.
- Make what official? - Us.
You and me.
Dating, being a couple.
Being in love and not caring if the whole world knows about it.
Oh, that.
Well, I have to go to work, so...
Well, go. And have a great day.
And by the time you get home, I will have told Mary and we will be a couple.
We could forbid Lucy and Robbie to date.
No, I'm sure if we just give them enough rope, they'll hang themselves.
Oh, what a lovely thought.
What makes you so sure it won't work out?
When two people get together for the wrong reasons,
there can only be one outcome.
I mean, Lucy and Robbie will eventually have to face
why they got together, and when they do, they'll break up.
Well, what if they got together for the right reasons?
What if it's true love?
Well, then I guess they'll stay together, because when it's right, it's right, right?
- You think it's right? - Absolutely not.
If your name is on the list,
you passed and you're still in the programme.
And if it's not, well...
I'll be in my office.
MAN 1: What's it say? MAN 2: Is my name on there?
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah.
MAN 3: All right.
MAN 4: That's great.
Did you make it?
Yeah, I made it.
That's great. I made it too.
No, what would be great would be if Wilson was talking to me.
Then I could call him and I could share this with him.
If it weren't for him, I wouldn't have made it.
He still hasn't called since...
Since he caught us kissing last week?
Sorry about that.
Me too.
But my lips were just as guilty as yours.
Look, all the recruits that passed the test
were planning on getting together tonight.
They're sorry you couldn't make it last week.
They wanted me to invite you again.
The man that I love is not talking to me.
And he hasn't been talking to me for a week.
I don't know if he's gonna talk to me again.
Which means I don't know if he still wants to marry me
or if he wants to break up with me.
And if he wants to break up, well...
I don't know what I'm gonna do.
And you think that with all that going on,
that I'm just gonna kick back and party with the guys?
Is that a no?
Call her, come on.
What's the worst thing that could happen?
The worst thing would be Mary saying
she no longer wants to be my sister.
That's not gonna happen.
It could.
Not after you remind her that she dated one of your ex-boyfriends
without telling you.
Jordan, the fish-lips guy.
You got a point.
[RINGS]
- Hello? - George, hi.
It's Lucy. Is Mary there?
She's at the firehouse. You wanna leave a message?
Oh, I'd love you to leave a message.
Okay, what's the message?
Well, I can't leave a message.
- But you just said that-- - I would love to leave message,
but what I wanna say is not the thing you leave taped to the refrigerator.
So I should tell Mary that you called?
Yeah, that would be great.
- I'm going to hang up now. - Okay.
You should have left a message.
Sasha!
Sasha.
[KNOCKING]
ANNIE: Julie.
Erica and I happened to be in the neighbourhood
and we thought we'd pop in.
In the neighbourhood? You and Hank live 20 miles away.
That's why I put Erica and the stroller in the car and drove over here
so we could be in the neighbourhood and pop in.
Am I interrupting something?
- I was working on my lesson plans. - How's that going?
Well, it's really hard with everything else I've got going on, but--
But all work and no play will make for a cranky teacher.
So take a break.
Oh, now, precious.
MEL: Okay.
I made a list of some macromolecular mechanic problems
that are gonna be on the test.
So why don't you guys look them over
while I go get some chips and stuff from the kitchen?
Oh, I'll help you, Mel.
Thanks.
MAN 1: Come on, Lee. MAN 2: All right.
I have a boyfriend.
Oh, no, I don't wanna ask you out.
Have you noticed the bruises on Mel's arm?
She told me she hurt herself at the gym.
She told me she hurts herself at the gym a lot.
And I was wondering if--
If she was lying about the gym?
You're not the first person to notice all the bruises she gets.
I heard last year she broke her wrist twice.
And her boyfriend is a real jerk, so I think I know what you're thinking.
- We have to do something. - Look, I like Mel.
And I don't wanna see her get hurt. But I also don't wanna get involved,
until and unless she wants me involved.
Sorry, she has to ask for help. And then I'll help.
And if she doesn't ask?
I wanted to come by the training centre today and surprise you,
but I knew that Ben guy would be there.
So I asked George to let me in
so that I could surprise you here instead.
Well, I am surprised to see you.
Surprised and happy?
Yeah, very happy.
So, did you pass your firefighters' test?
I knew you would.
Couldn't have done it without you.
- I've been calling you for a week. - I know. I got all your messages.
- But you didn't call me back. - I was too upset to talk to you.
I'm sorry about that night.
I know in my heart you didn't wanna hurt me.
That's true, I would never hurt you.
But you did.
And that's why I haven't been able to talk to you.
I didn't wanna say something out of anger and then regret it later.
I wanted to be calm and rational when we talked.
And we do need to talk.
Can you forgive me?
This isn't about forgiveness.
You did what you did for a reason, and that's what we need to talk about.
Yeah, whatever you say. I just wanna talk.
We'll talk and we'll get through this.
But I never wanna see that Ben guy again, ever.
There's something I need to tell you.
Come on, Camden, the guys are--
Waiting.
- Let me explain. - No.
- No explanation necessary. - Please, just let me.
- I should go. - No.
You stay. I'll go.
I hope you two will be very miserable together.
Wow, this is another fine mess you've gotten yourself into.
Wilson hates me.
But I love him.
Then do whatever it takes to get him back.
- Like? - You could start by talking to him.
Explaining about Ben, if that's possible.
He won't talk to me.
I've called him. He won't call me back.
Then go and find him.
And figure out once and for all if you two belong together,
so that both of you and me can get on with our lives.
You're right.
Thanks.
But before you go, call Lucy.
She called earlier for you, and she sounded weird.
- Weird? - Super weird.
Sasha.
Oh, hi, Simon.
Didn't you hear me call you?
I know you heard me and I know you saw me earlier.
- What's going on? - Nothing.
Okay. I'm here to meet my ex-boyfriend Larry
because he wants us to get back together.
I pretended not to see you because I didn't want you to find out
that I haven't been in a decent relationship with a guy
since your mother talked to me.
So where is he, your ex?
He was supposed to meet me here this afternoon, but he had to work.
He's gonna meet me when he gets off.
Oh.
So what are you gonna do? Go home now, come back later?
No, I'm staying put.
I don't wanna miss him if he gets off early or something.
Because?
Because if I'm not here, he might not take me back.
Well, I just got off work and I don't have any plans.
I could keep you company until he gets here.
Oh, what are you and Hank fighting about?
We're not fighting.
We're not fighting. We fought.
Past tense. It's over.
- What's over? - Everything.
And don't look at me like I'm crazy. Hank would tell you the same thing.
- Maybe I should talk to Hank. - Oh, sure, you can talk to Hank.
But I'm never talking to him again.
And don't get Eric, a.k.a. Mr. Perfect, involved in this.
Involved in what, exactly?
JULIE: Hello.
- Hi. - Hi.
What's Aunt Julie doing here?
I don't know, but I'm gonna find out.
Watch your cousin.
[PHONE RINGS]
- Hello? - Hey, Ruthie.
Is Luce around?
She called earlier, and George said she sounded weird.
- What's up? - Lucy should tell you.
I don't have time to wait around.
- You tell me. - Okay.
You remember the guy with the big lips?
- Jordan? - Yeah, him.
Think about it.
Thanks. Yeah, okay. I'll call you later.
You look strange. Are you okay?
You know, I need to talk to you about something.
I really wanted my dad to talk to you. He's better at this stuff than I am.
But I can't leave here without saying something.
Okay, say something.
Well, I work at the Free Clinic,
and I see a lot of women who come in
who've been hurt by their boyfriends and their husbands,
and they're not just older women.
I see a lot of battered women who are our age.
Who are your age.
I don't mean to be rude, but what are you talking about?
You didn't get those bruises on your arm at the gym, did you?
- What? - I think someone gave you those.
And I think that someone is your boyfriend.
And where would you get a crazy idea like that from?
I told you, I work at the Free Clinic. I see a lot of this stuff.
Battered-women stuff.
Oh, and that makes you some kind of expert on battered women?
Some kind of expert on me?
And my relationship with my boyfriend?
None of which is any of your business.
No, I know it's not any of my business, but...
Look, I just wanna help.
Well, I don't want or need your help.
What I do want is for you to leave.
And find a new study group.
Leave.
If you change your mind, my dad--
I'm not gonna change my mind.
[LINE RINGING]
ERIC: Hello? - [WHISPERS] Eric.
[WHISPERS] Annie.
- Why are you whispering? - Why are you?
Because Julie's taking a nap in our room
and I promised her I wouldn't call you.
- Why is Julie in our room? - She and Hank are having a fight.
About what?
You can find that out when you talk to Hank.
Why do I have to?
If you don't, your sister's gonna move in with us.
I'm on my way.
Good.
Hi.
Well, I just got home. Where have you been?
I went out to get something to eat.
- So, did you do it? - Well, I called, but Mary wasn't home.
So we're not officially a couple yet?
What?
- Are you happy we're not a couple? - No.
- What? - You do want us to date?
You do want to be a couple?
Of course. I wanna be your boyfriend.
My boyfriend who everybody knows about,
or my boyfriend who I make out with in the backyard by the trash cans?
You weren't supposed to think.
You were supposed to say that you wanna be my boyfriend
who everybody, including your ex-girlfriend,
my sister, knows about.
Yeah, what you said.
Maybe we shouldn't do this. Maybe we should think about this.
It's not too late. Mary doesn't know about us.
- And maybe-- - She knows.
- What? - Mary called and I told her.
Mary knows about Lucy and me?
And she doesn't care.
She does think you're a lazy dater.
So we're official?
By the power vested in me by me,
I now pronounce you a couple.
Congratulations. You may now kiss your ex-girlfriend's sister.
You guys should really be on a talk show.
So we're together.
- Are you sure you wanna be together? - Yeah.
And I wanna take you out to celebrate our first official date.
Really?
[MOUTHS] Oh, boy.
SIMON: So tell me about your ex, Larry.
Larry is Larry.
Which means?
He's kind of selfish and really into himself.
But he's cute. Really, really cute.
And popular.
He always gets invited to the best parties.
Give me a break. Not every guy out there is like you.
Actually, since we broke up,
I haven't found a guy who is kind and considerate like you.
Most guys out there are like Larry.
Or at least the guys that ask me out are like Larry.
[KNOCKING]
- We're not getting back together. - I'm not here about us.
This girl, Mel, in my bio-chem study group.
I think her boyfriend hurts her, hits her.
She always has these bruises.
- That's awful. - Yeah, I know.
Why are you telling me about Mel?
I tried to talk to her. She kicked me out.
I can't find my dad, and I think someone should go talk to her.
- Can't it wait till you find your dad? - I got a bad feeling about this.
I really think someone should go talk to her now.
And I think you should do it.
What? Why me? She doesn't even know me.
If she wouldn't listen to you, why would she listen to me?
Well, you and Mel do have something in common, so...
No. I'm sorry, but no.
I'm not gonna talk to anybody about what happened to me in high school.
And I'm sorry I ever talked to you about it.
- Hi, I'm looking for Dr. Hank Hastings. - He's with a patient.
- Tell him his brother-in-law's here? - Oh, I could if I was a receptionist.
But I'm an RN. I don't do messages.
But if you were bleeding,
I could make a spiffy tourniquet from your shirt.
Look, this is important. I really need to talk to Dr. Hastings.
Well, we all need something, now, don't we?
Me, I need a good man to love and money in the bank.
I went to the hospital. They said you resigned and you're working here.
- When did that happen? - I take it you're here about Julie.
I know you're having a fight. Julie's over at our house with Annie.
Julie and I aren't having a fight. We're in total agreement.
- We both want a divorce. - Divorce?
Julie and I are getting a divorce, so if you'll excuse me, I have patients.
Now I can help you.
[PHONE RINGS]
- Hello? ERIC: Hi, it's me.
I've been paging you.
Oh, I left my pager at the church.
- Well, did you talk to Hank? - Oh, yeah, I talked to Hank.
I'm waiting to talk to him again, but he's avoiding me.
- Are you at the hospital? - I'm at the Free Clinic,
where Hank now works full-time since he quit his job at the hospital.
Wow. He quit his job?
- That's big. - I have bigger.
Hank told me he and Julie are getting a divorce.
- What? - Hank and Julie are getting a divorce.
- I told the sitter she could leave. - You shouldn't have.
- We need to talk. - I don't wanna talk.
I want you to leave.
I think I'll leave. Goodbye.
She's sorry. Really, really sorry.
What did you tell him?
I told him I was sorry I hurt his daddy's feelings.
Did you tell him what you were sorry about?
Please, just leave.
Are you asking me to leave your apartment or leave your life?
I know you're angry with me, and you have every right to be.
And I will leave.
But I want you to know, no matter what you think,
nothing is going on with Ben.
Nothing.
The elevator's broken.
So start talking.
Ben was only with me tonight because we were going to a party
for all the recruits that passed the test today.
- And last Saturday? - That was a mistake.
A mistake that I walked in on you, or that you kissed him?
It was a mistake to kiss Ben.
- But why did you kiss him? - I don't know.
Be an adult. Take responsibility for your actions.
Don't give me an answer
that I would expect from my 5-year-old son.
Last Saturday, you were supposed to take me out to dinner.
And you didn't know it, but I was gonna accept your marriage proposal.
Oh, so you wanted to marry me, but you kissed that other guy?
No.
Yes.
No.
Kissing Ben was a big, crazy, stupid mistake that I wish I could take back.
Can you just leave it at that?
Maybe.
But lately your life has been a series of big, crazy, stupid mistakes.
And we're not talking about your having two dates to the prom.
This is real life, not high school.
And whether you wanna accept it or not,
whether you wanna act like it or not, you're an adult.
And if we're together and you screw up your life,
you screw up my life too.
And more importantly, my son's life.
Your actions have consequences.
I know.
I'm sorry, it won't happen again.
How many times do I have to say I'm sorry?
I love you. I wanna marry you.
So I just gave you the answer to the question
you asked me two weeks ago.
And I have a question for you.
Are you gonna let one stupid mistake ruin our future?
I do love you.
And I do wanna marry you.
- But-- - No buts.
We should get married.
After a long engagement, because we have things to work out.
- I was thinking short engagement. - How short?
- Twelve hours. - What?
We can catch a train to Niagara Falls tomorrow morning.
We could get married, have a honeymoon
and be back to work by Tuesday.
You can't be serious.
- I am. - This is crazy.
No, what would be crazy would be not getting married
and not spending the rest of our lives together.
I wanna make a life with you and with Billy.
Well, what about your family?
My family? We have to tell people.
No, we don't.
Don't you want a big wedding with your family and friends and--?
I want you.
The question is, do you want me?
I'm so glad you wanted to go out tonight.
Yeah, me too.
Let's just forget about all the weirdness from today and start fresh.
This is our first date.
I know.
- Wow. - Yeah, wow.
Our first meal as boyfriend and girlfriend.
Burgers. Wow.
- Are you having fun? - No. Are you?
No.
Please say something. Anything. Tell me how you feel.
I don't know how I feel.
Tell me what you're thinking. Please.
I guess I'm thinking you sure are a lot different than Mary.
In a good way.
In a different way. In a good and different way.
Shut up and pass the ketchup.
Thanks for a fun day.
- You can go now. - I can't leave.
I can't let you get back together with this guy when all day,
you've been telling me what a jerk he is.
I know Larry is selfish and self-centred,
but, hey, a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do.
Babe, what's up? Let's go.
Put me down.
This is Simon. He's a friend from high school.
Cool. Babe, you got a 20?
I met up with friends at the pool hall and I owe them for food and stuff.
You ran into some friends? I've been waiting for you all day.
That doesn't change the fact that I need $20 and I need it now.
I thought we talked about this. You said if we got back together,
you would just lay off and let me be who I am.
Yes, but...
I promised I'd give my friends a ride home.
Come on. You can come too.
But it was supposed to be the two of us. We were gonna talk.
We'll talk after I give my friends a ride home.
You know, I should get going.
Come on, babe, let's go. The guys are waiting.
I called your house and your mom told me you were at the library.
I'm sorry about the way I acted when you came over.
No, it's my fault.
I just got so carried away with trying to help Mel
that I forgot to consider your feelings.
- I'm sorry. - It's okay.
If you still want me to talk to your friend, I will.
- You will? - I thought about it,
and I wish someone would've talked to me.
Maybe it would've made a difference.
Are you sure about this?
Yes, I'm sure.
All right.
I'm only 11. I'm not even allowed to have a boyfriend.
Oh, that's good. Take my advice, Ruthie:
Never get married.
But you're married.
Yes, and my husband is selfish and self-centred
and only thinks of himself.
That's redundant.
That means repetitive.
I know what "redundant" means.
I'm sorry I said mean things about Uncle Hank.
Oh, that's okay. I'm sure Uncle Hank is saying mean things about you too.
Hi.
Aunt Julie says I should never get married, men are pigs.
Isn't that nice?
Why don't you get Sam and David and Erica cleaned up for dinner?
Thanks.
Did you have a nice long nap?
- I know about the divorce. - You called Hank?
No, I called Eric, who talked to Hank. And I think we'd better talk.
- So, what seems to be the pro--? - Oh, no, I have two problems.
One, you've been avoiding me.
And two, you're planning on divorcing my sister.
So for the next couple of days,
you're gonna stay with the Millers down the hall.
You like the Millers, right?
But I wanna see you and Mary get married.
Well, if we were having a big wedding here in town or in Glenoak, you could.
But this is just a quick trip.
- Why? - Mary and I don't wanna wait.
We wanna get married right away.
- Why? - Because we love each other.
But don't you want me to be there when you and Mary get married?
Of course I do. I want a big wedding with family and friends,
and I want Mary's dad to marry us.
If you want all that, then why are you running away?
We're not running away. We're eloping.
Which is a lot like running away.
Why am I running away?
I asked you first.
It's my fault. It's all my fault.
None of this would have happened if I hadn't quit my job.
And why did you quit your job?
I thought you were very happy at the hospital.
For a while, I was happy,
but my job became more administrative and less medical.
I saw more drug reps than I did patients.
I started to wonder why I became a doctor.
I became a doctor so I could help people,
not to take fancy vacations and live in a big house
and drive an expensive car.
Then Matt called me a few weeks ago.
You know, and I ended up working here.
For the first time in a long time, I felt like a doctor again.
So when the board of the Free Clinic called
and asked if I'd consider running the place full-time, I had to say yes.
Even though I knew it would be a cut in salary and less benefits,
and Julie and I'd have to live in a smaller house and drive cheaper cars.
- I understand. - Julie didn't.
So we started arguing all the time, and one of us mentioned divorce,
and that was that.
Really, I don't understand why Julie was so upset.
You quit your job.
And you took another job.
And now yours and Julie's life will change significantly,
both financially and otherwise?
Yes.
And if I'm understanding you correctly,
you did all this without discussing it with her first?
Hm. Well, I...
I think I know why Julie's upset.
He knows we can't afford for him to quit his job at the hospital, but--
I mean, we have a mortgage. We have car payments.
If I have to go back to work, we'll have to pay for childcare.
The worst is, he didn't even consult me before he changed our lives forever.
I don't know what that is, but it's not a marriage.
Wait, I know what that is.
It's a total lack of respect for me.
And I cannot stay married to a man who doesn't respect me.
And I can't have a child with a man who doesn't respect me.
Have a child? You mean Erica?
Yes, Erica.
And the new baby.
- What new baby? - Did I forget to tell you I'm pregnant?
Yes, you forgot to tell me that you're pregnant.
- Are you sure? - I'm sure.
Did you forget to tell Hank that you're pregnant?
You didn't tell Hank.
I've nothing to say to you.
I have nothing to say to you.
If that's true, why are you here?
- Annie made me come. - She's pregnant.
- What did you say? - Julie's pregnant.
Is this true?
I had no idea.
Well, how's that possible? You're a gynaecologist.
Oh, wait, I know how that's possible.
You're completely obsessed with yourself and your job.
You never said anything about a baby.
And you never said anything about quitting your job.
Come here.
Don't come out until you work this out.
Pregnant?
Okay.
That was the worst date I've ever had.
[BOTH LAUGH]
So what happened to us? I thought we were in love.
We made out for a week.
That's not love. That's making out for a week.
Don't get me wrong, I like you, and I thought I wanted to date you, but...
Are you trying to tell me that after tonight, you still wanna date?
No, but I wanted to be the one to break up with you.
You could tell everyone you broke up with me.
Good. I will.
So that's it. Just a week of making out in cars and in parks
and in the backyard by the trash cans?
Hey, we'll always have that week.
So how about one more kiss for the road?
Just remember, I broke up with you.
SIMON: What are you doing?
I'm watching Robbie and Lucy break up.
Didn't they just get together this morning?
Lucy broke up with me.
Really. I broke up with him.
I'm next, and when I get him, I'm keeping him.
Three's a charm.
[BEEPING]
[LINE RINGS]
[RINGS]
- Hello? - I was hoping you were home.
Look, I know it's probably too late,
and I probably shouldn't say what I'm gonna say since we're not together,
but if you get back together with that jerk,
you're making a big mistake.
He's rude and insensitive.
He doesn't seem to care about you at all.
I know you don't wanna be alone, but you can do better.
And even though we're broken up,
I still care for you and I want you to be happy.
- Simon-- - Let me finish.
- Simon. - Really, let me finish.
Simon, I didn't get back together with Larry.
- What? - After spending the day with you,
I remembered how nice it was to have a great guy to be with.
I'm gonna try and find a guy who's more like you
and less like Larry,
even if that means that I might have to be alone for a while.
Well, you're making the right decision.
Well, if you need someone to hang out with
while you're waiting for the right guy to come along,
I'm available as a friend for movies and dinner.
Great.
See you tomorrow night.
Is she leaving her boyfriend? Should we call the police?
You know you're an idiot, right?
What happened?
Mel is a boxer.
She works out at the gym. She wasn't lying.
She does get hurt at the gym.
Her boyfriend's never laid a hand on her.
If he did, she'd probably put him in the hospital.
Oh, God, I can't believe I was so wrong.
Not every woman who has a jerky boyfriend and a bruise
is battered.
I think you've been spending too much time at the Free Clinic.
I'm sorry I got you involved.
Don't be sorry.
You only did what you did because you thought someone was in trouble.
And you weren't completely wrong about Mel.
When she was younger, her dad used to hurt her mom.
Her mom eventually divorced her dad, but when she got older,
she found she had a lot of anger, so she took up boxing.
Well, I'm still sorry I got you involved.
I'm not.
You know that boyfriend I had when I was younger?
The one I told you about, the one who used to hurt me?
Well, he only hurt me a couple of times before I broke it off.
But when we broke up, I thought that was the end of it.
I thought he could never hurt me again.
I thought if I never talked about it,
then all my feelings would just go away.
And they did, for a long time.
Then you knocked on my door, and I talked to Mel.
And I realised that not talking about what happened to me all these years
didn't help.
It hurt.
I need to deal with this so I can really put this behind me.
So thanks to you--
Being an idiot.
--I'm gonna talk to your dad about finding a counsellor.
- I miss you. - I miss you too.
So why did we break up?
Can't we try again?
I met someone.
But we've only been broken up a week.
- Well, I bet he's not as cute as I am. - He's not.
He's cuter.
So you're making this guy up.
I thought I needed an excuse to say no.
Well, we didn't have that kind of relationship when we were together.
We don't have to lie when we're apart.
Maybe she's not pregnant.
Maybe Julie's just going through some changes, you know?
Your kind of changes.
Well, come on, I had to ask.
No, you didn't.
- Pregnant, huh? - Will you stop saying that word?
- [MOUTHS] Pregnant. - I heard that.
- We're having a baby. - We're not getting divorced.
- You worked everything out? - Well, not everything, but--
But we decided to work out our problems together, not apart.
Our vows were "for better or for worse."
There's been a whole lot of better, not so much worse.
I'm gonna wait while he finishes his shift,
and then we'll be by to pick up Erica.
I'm happy you worked everything out.
We're lucky we have you and Annie to help us.
And, boy, are we gonna need help when the second baby comes.
MAN [OVER SPEAKERS]: Your attention, please.
Now boarding for Niagara Falls.
I'm glad you're here. I was worried.
What happened? Why are you late? Did you have a problem with Billy?
The only problem I had with Billy
was trying to explain why he can't see us get married.
I'm sorry, but I'm sure Billy will understand.
Aren't you listening to me? I just told you, he doesn't understand.
He's hurt.
He feels left out of something that he should be a part of
and I can't really explain why it is we have to leave him out.
There's no time. Did you tell him that?
And plus, if he goes, we won't be able to have a honeymoon.
Now boarding for Niagara Falls.
We are gonna miss this train if we don't hurry up.
- We need to talk. - Okay, we'll talk on the train.
No, we need to talk before we get on the train.
I feel like we're running away.
We're eloping. That is running away.
- That's the problem. - I don't understand.
What are you trying to say?
I thought when we got married,
we'd be so happy that we'd wanna share our happiness
with our friends and family. All the people that we love.
We will when we get back.
This just feels wrong.
It feels like we're lying to everyone.
By not telling your parents, your grandparents,
your brothers, your sisters, my family, our friends,
we're lying to them.
And that's not the right way to start our life together.
But if we tell my family, they won't understand.
Like the Colonel and Ruth won't understand,
your family, and so on.
So if we can't tell them, that means our relationship isn't strong enough
to stand their criticism.
That's not what I meant.
But that's what you just said.
Come on. We're gonna face harder things in our married life
than telling our families and friends, aren't we?
- What are you saying? - I think you know.
This is the final call...
Our train is about to leave.
- Boarding for Niagara Falls. - Are we getting married or not?