Don't worry about it, I got it.
Sergeant, the investigative team is on the way.
Okay, tell me what we know.
Well, they seem to be having a party of some kind.
There are seven ladies inside and a little girl.
The little girl was asleep when they found the woman in the swimming pool.
Yeah? Any evidence of drugs or alcohol?
Just a few drinks. Bottle of wine, that's about it.
What about the victim?
Good evening. My name is Sergeant Marybeth Duffy.
Who's the homeowner, please?
I am. I'm Bette Porter.
- Bette Porter? - Yes, and this is my partner, Tina Kennard.
Hi.
- That's a very beautiful family you have. - Thank you.
I don't plan on keeping you long, but I'm sure you understand,
I've got to ask a few questions.
All right, Jenny!
Jennifer Schecter.
We love you, Jenny!
We love you, too, Jenny!
Thank you.
I want to thank my incredible friends who I...
I really love you guys.
You guys have shown me loyalty,
and so much compassion, and friendship,
and I think that's what Lez Girls is all about.
It means the world to me, more than any other movie or lover.
Is Niki here?
I saw her outside by the little pagoda.
I want to tell her something, 'cause I was...
I realized something really important this afternoon.
That I am madly in love with someone,
and it's changed the way I feel about all of this.
Thank you for putting up with me.
Way to go.
Thank you, Jenny.
Are you kidding me? You agreed to change the ending?
Tina, it makes total sense that Jesse would go back to Jim in the end.
Jesse never really felt gay to me to begin with.
What the fuck would you know about it?
- What... - That is so fucked up!
- Tina, come on! - So fucking Hollywood!
So William spends a little more money, what's the big deal?
That's just bullshit. We worked really hard on a movie that we believed in,
and the marketing people just come along and change the whole ending?
The guy gets the girl, the end?
You know, this is the movie that was supposed to change all that.
Look, Tina. If a movie's too gay, it's going to alienate audiences.
Too gay? It's a movie about lesbians!
And the movie is full of lesbians. It's chock full of them.
Bev is a lesbian, Nina's a lesbian, Shaun, Donna, what's-her-face, the bisexual?
- Alysse. - Alysse! She's not interested in men.
We're talking about one character here.
- It's not that big a deal. - I just want to know one thing.
How do you do it, how do you live with yourself?
What the hell is going on?
The studio wants to change the ending of the movie.
They want Jesse to go back to Jim.
- What? - What?
- They think it's too gay. - Too gay?
Well, you're not going to let them get away with that, are you?
I'm telling you, it's the man that does this crazy shit.
Jenny, would you talk to me? I'm your friend, please.
- No, Shane. - You guys, come on!
- Can't we all just be friends? - Jenny, I am your friend, I swear.
You know what? It's the ultimate betrayal.
You've broken my heart.
God damn it, Jenny.
Faster, okay? Please don't lose them.
No, I have to call you back, okay? I can't talk right now.
Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck!
Jenny, please.
Jenny, please just give me half a chance just to explain to you
- why the hell I would do something... - Fuck off!
No, no, no, no, no, no!
Wait. You guys!
Fuck!
- Hey, hey! You want to talk about it? - Talk about what?
Well, you're kicking my shoes and you're kind of shit-faced.
I'm not shit-faced.
A little bit.
It's Helena. Hold on one second. Hey, Helena, I can't talk.
Yeah, no, it's Adele and Tina's creepy boss, they met the studio secretly.
Just one second.
And they were just going to make it into a girl-boy love story,
make the lesbians random.
Yeah.
I know. That did happen. That's what... Hold on.
Tash, Jesus. I got...
Yeah, Jenny made the speech, went outside, saw Shane...
You know, I can't talk. It's a bad time.
Okay, I'll tell you later. Yeah.
What are you doing?
Saving you the trouble of breaking up with me.
What? Oh, my... You're so wrong about...
I changed my mind, okay?
- You changed your mind? - Yeah.
So, you did want to break up with me, but now you don't?
Okay, listen, I don't want you to just start flying off the handle
- because it's like... - When did this all happen?
You know what? I'm not going to let you just fucking corner me right now
and accuse me and blame me, when you know we've been unhappy!
It didn't... Fuck, it's Jenny.
I just think...
Okay, I do not want to break up with you. I want to work this out.
I think we owe it to each other, we owe it to ourselves.
You don't owe me... You don't owe me anything.
I owe it to myself.
I don't... I don't want to break up with you.
So, what made you change your mind?
Honestly, I think it was Shane tonight.
Going down on her best friend's girlfriend?
Yeah, like, on the railing outside the Yamashiro for the whole world to see.
It just kind of made me think twice about taking her advice.
So, Shane gave you advice?
Come on, we talk about everything, you know that.
And you actually thought about taking it?
- Jenny. - No!
- Jenny, undo the chain, please. - No. Fuck off.
Jenny, I don't want to wake up the whole goddamn neighborhood.
- Undo the fucking chain. - I don't care.
Listen, I know what I did is completely fucked up,
but you do mean the world to me, so please let me just talk to you
- and explain to you what happened, please. - You are a sad, pathetic piece of shit!
Jenny, open the door!
She's sleeping. She's still pretty congested.
You say you gave her some Advil?
Yeah, about an hour and a half ago.
You know, in the future you should just call us right away,
and if Angie's sick, we'll come straight home.
Okay. Yeah. Of course.
That would be great. Thank you.
- Have a good night. - Good night.
God, she's young.
You know what? I'm just so fucking furious.
You know, I know that Adele and Aaron worked him over.
William has some integrity. He does. I mean, believe it or not.
If I had a chance to talk to him...
- You should call him. - It's 1:30 in the morning.
You should call him.
It's not like he hasn't called you about half a dozen times
in the middle of the night.
Yeah, well, he pays my paycheck.
That doesn't give him more rights than you.
I mean, from everything you've told me,
William responds to strength of conviction.
I think that you need to tell him how deeply you feel about this
without Adele standing there batting her eyelashes at him.
He'll respect it.
Jenny! Jenny, you've got to let me in!
I'm not going away! Let me in!
Jenny!
Hey, Jenny, I'm not going away. You've got to let me in!
Jenny!
- Poor Shane. - Fuck that.
I wouldn't blame Jenny if she never spoke to Shane again.
- That's a little harsh. - It was unforgivable what Shane did.
- Well, maybe it was wrong, but... - Maybe?
- Okay, it was wrong. - It was devastating.
After everything that Jenny's been through?
Well, Shane's been through a lot, too, and she's always been there for Jenny.
- Let's not talk about this. - Let's not talk about this.
- No. - No.
No! Fuck off.
Why don't you just listen to what she has to say?
- Jenny. - Fuck you. Give me my keys.
Open the fucking door, come on.
And now you're going to have to listen to what we both have to say.
There is absolutely no "we".
It's just me, it's just me. I want to talk to you.
I want you both out of my house, okay?
Listen, let me just say what I have to say,
and if you want me to go, then I promise I'll leave.
Me, too.
Okay.
Oh, my God. Poor Tiffy.
Listen. I realize I've done a lot of fucked-up shit in my life.
I acknowledge that, but this is, by far, the most fucked-up thing I have ever done,
but you cannot forget that 10 days ago, you told me she was dead to you.
I did say that.
And for some reason, in my fucked-up brain,
that gave me permission, and I know
that break-ups take time, and you need that time to heal,
and I know that I have encroached on your time to do that and I am sorry.
- So, you tell me. - God.
What can I do? I will eat dirt, I'll crawl on glass...
Me, too, Jenny. I mean, I will even drink that Spirulina
disgusting stuff for an entire week.
- I promise you. - I'll be your assistant,
I'll be your servant, I'll be your slave.
I'll be whatever it takes, but I want you to forgive me.
I mean, Jenny, listen, you know me more than anybody else in this world.
I do.
You're my best friend I've ever had.
And I am so ashamed. I'm profoundly ashamed of what I've done.
I need you to know that.
My only explanation, and I promise it is an explanation,
it is not an excuse, is that I've been upset about Molly.
Molly? Why?
She... She gave me hope.
She... She inspired me.
What? She inspired you to fuck my girlfriend
on the balustrade of Yamashiro?
I didn't fuck your girlfriend.
- Jenny, she only ate me out. - Right, okay, of course.
Listen, if I knew for a split second she was your girlfriend,
I wouldn't ever go near that.
Listen to me. I understand.
Piece of fucking shit!
Hang on a sec.
Go fuck yourself!
And get the fuck out of my house!
Jesus.
What the fuck?
I think you're right.
I think we probably should break up.
It's Max. He's back. Okay.
It's off. It's off.
We have nothing in common.
It was exciting and hot to you when I was a soldier,
but we have nothing in common.
We don't have nothing in common. Come on.
Exactly, we don't have nothing in common.
That's...
What? It's true.
- We have things in common. - Like what?
We have this.
Okay, what else?
We have this in common.
No.
- What? - No.
I know that we have all of this.
But it can't be the only thing.
Well, fuck it, right? I mean, we tried.
Shut up, Niki.
Look, why don't you just come with me?
I bought a new house from the money I made from my last feature,
and while my house is under construction, they're putting me up at the Chateau.
Come on, it'll be fun. Seriously.
I don't think so. Horrific idea.
I'll let you know when there's a good time
to collect the rest of your skanky shit.
And don't come back when I'm here.
She still feels really warm to me.
You have a fever, Pookie, and a nasty cold.
Do you think maybe we should give her some more Advil?
I don't know, it's been less than four hours.
Yeah.
Go to sleep.
I'll get it.
There we go, baby.
God, Phyllis can be such an asshole.
- No. - No, she had no right, really.
She had every right.
Come on, it's her daughter. She loves her.
If I loved someone as much as she loves Molly,
I'd tell her not to waste her time with me, too.
Come on. You're not a waste of time. Don't say that.
Thanks, Bette.
Wait, so are you saying that you love Molly?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
God, I don't think I've heard you say that since Carmen.
I was faithful to Molly.
Really? Sorry, I didn't mean to laugh.
- No, you can laugh. - No, it's just that that's big.
It must have been hard.
How hard is it to be faithful to someone that you're in love with?
- She's asleep. - Is she okay?
Yeah, she's fine, she just has a really bad cold.
Listen, I know you guys have a lot going on with Angie and everything,
but can I stay here tonight? I want to try with Jenny in the morning,
but I don't have a place to stay.
- I'm gonna call William. - Go for it.
Right now. Yeah.
No, no, no, just stay, stay. It's okay.
Did you hear what happened with the movie?
- No. - Aaron. Remember Aaron?
Hi. This is Tina Kennard calling for Mr. Halsey.
Yes. I know. I know that it is very late.
William. William, hi, it's Tina.
I am so sorry to call you in the middle of the night,
but I just wanted to take the chance to tell you how passionate I feel,
and how strongly I feel that we do not sell out to studio marketers.
And they got them to agree to re-shoot the ending of the movie.
To what?
To some heterosexist, "Jesse goes back to Jim
"and decides she isn't really a lesbian after all" kind of ending.
You're fucking kidding me.
I did not call you at 2:15 in the morning to berate you
and accuse you of being a sell-out.
No. I'm sorry.
Yes, I should have used better judgment.
I should have cooled my jets and taken my time
and called you in the morning to make an...
- Oh, my God. - God.
What, so you want to sleep on our couch?
Okay, how about Porter Peabody's. No, no, no, no.
Sounds like a porta-potty company. No, no, it sounds like...
- You know, no, no. Okay. - Yeah.
No, but I like the idea of combining both our names.
- You know, both of them together. - Okay, Kit, Helena.
- Kelena! Kelena? - No.
Okay, all right, well, the only thing that's left is... Kit, Helena.
Kit, Kat, Kit, hit. Hit.
- Hit? - Hit.
- Hit.
Hit! The Hit Club. Hit!
- That's a great name for a nightclub. - It's a Hit. Hit.
- It's a Hit me. Girl. - That's it! That's it!
She's my best friend, Tina. I didn't mean to hurt her.
That is ass backwards, Shane. You should have meant not to hurt her.
- You should think before you act. - You're right.
I know. You're right.
The things you do in the dark, they have consequences.
Look, no one's saying that what happened was okay, Tee.
But I think maybe you... You might be being a little bit judgmental.
- You're damn right, I am. - No, she's not.
You know what? I deserve everything you're saying.
Well, I think that we all have to take in account, you know,
a lot of things before we can judge anyone else's behavior.
I think your unwillingness to judge has a lot more to do with your own history
than any accommodation that you might make for Shane.
- Well, that's what I was saying. - Mama!
I mean, I was admitting that...
- Mama! - Listen, you know what?
I don't want to get you guys into this.
- I'm going to get out of here. - Don't. Don't go.
- Stay, really. Don't go. Stay. - Mommy! Mama!
Okay? I'm sorry I busted your chops.
I am. It was my own stuff, okay?
- Stay. - Tee?
- Mommy! - Please? Stay? It's fine.
- Tee? - Mommy!
Mama!
I said "attraction." It's not like it was in a sexual way.
It was like we had things in common.
Like, we talked about things that I like.
- Like what? - Like, we just talked easily.
We had things to talk about.
You have to understand, nothing happened.
I need you to hear that.
Nothing happened.
In fact, you know, I think I deserve a little credit.
Credit for what?
For not doing what every other lesbian would do in the circumstances.
I didn't cheat.
That's a given, Alice. You don't get medals for that.
I'm not saying... This is such a fucking trap.
I know that you think thinking is cheating, okay?
That's the person I'm dealing with.
So, I'm trying to say let's be honest, okay?
I'm trying to give you some honesty.
Like, if we stand a fucking chance in this relationship, we have to be honest,
we have to communicate.
- Yeah. - So that's all I'm doing.
I'm admitting that I had a moment. Like, a moment.
- How much of a moment? - Like, nothing.
Like, not a big... Like, a tiny moment.
Like, a mental...
Let me just get rid of that, hold on.
I mean, I didn't even really kiss her at all.
- Hey. - Hi. Shane.
- What? - No, I just... It's a bad time. It's a bad time.
Hi, Tasha! I was just...
Listen, would you care if I slept on your couch tonight?
What the fuck do you mean, you didn't even really kiss her?
Maybe you can give her some more of that good advice.
Fuck. Fuck! Tasha, hold on!
It's a really bad fight. You can't stay, not tonight. I'm so sorry.
I love you so much, but it's really bad.
It's, like, not helping my case.
Will you lock the door? Okay, I love you. Sorry!
Shane, lock the door!
- Tasha! Where are you going? - To a friend's house.
Oh, my God.
Do you know how to work this thing? Wait, no.
Okay, I think I push it three times.
This thing is so goddamn complicated.
Yes, this is Tina Kennard.
Mother of Angelica Porter Kennard. Four and a half.
She has a really high fever, and she's very congested.
Can you get a reading?
- Hundred and four? - Hundred and four?
- Hundred and four. - A hundred and four.
- Yeah, definitely 104. - Okay.
I think we should just go.
- Now. - Yeah.
- Hey. - Hi.
I don't know where Shane is.
I really... I tried to phone her, but I didn't...
I didn't want to do this over the phone, really.
I don't know where she is.
Okay, I don't know if you know what happened, what my mother said,
but it was horrendous,
and Shane was completely justified in the way that she behaved toward me
the other night. And I really need to talk to her.
I think probably what your mother said to Shane was completely justified.
My mother's a raging bitch, and she destroys anyone who gets in her way,
and I'm not going to watch her do that to the woman that I love.
Molly, you know that it's Shane's MO to make girls fall in love with her, right?
Yeah, I know that, but I also know that what we have is different.
Right, and then when girls fall in love with her,
they want Shane to be constrained into, like, a happy family
and, like, a marriage-type of relationship, and that's not going to happen.
Yeah, I don't want to constrain her. I love her for who she is.
So, if you could just tell me where she is, or when she'll be back.
She's at the Chateau Marmont, and she's fucking Niki.
I don't know when it started happening.
I guess they were fucking around on the Pink Ride or something,
because they were always going off together and... I don't know.
I remember that Niki said she ran into Shane in the shower,
and Niki comes back and she's still dirty and she's not...
She's not wet.
Shane and Niki hooked up on the Pink Ride?
I don't know.
I don't know if there's any point in rehashing this stuff.
Molly, I do know that now that Niki and I are over,
Shane's going to lose interest and move on.
This is hers. If you wouldn't mind giving it to her, there's a letter
in the inside pocket in case I didn't get to see her.
If you could make sure that she gets that...
Molly.
Okay.
Thanks.
"In your eyes, I see things I know I cannot touch.
"I know not to reach for them.
"I let them touch me,
"and I cherish these moments that we're able to share,
"however fleeting they may be."
Once we fill out the forms, how long will it take?
We'll do our best. Depends what else comes in.
- She's burning up. It's 3:00 in the morning. - She's really hot.
- Which one of you is the mother? - We both are.
I need you to put one name only.
Are you kidding me?
I can't process your paperwork.
This is Los Angeles.
There are same-sex families on every fucking street corner.
She was born in this fucking hospital
and both of our names are on the fucking birth certificate,
so why don't you give us a fucking break, you bureaucratic maggot,
and get our daughter in to see a goddamn doctor!
Please.
This is too funny. What are you doing here?
- What are you doing here? - You know, we got the munchies.
- What are you doing? - I'm leaving.
No, no, no, no.
You have nowhere to go, so you are coming with us.
- Niki. - Come on.
Come on. See, look. A wonderful booth waiting for you.
Poor Shane.
- Hi. - Hey.
Jenny's so mad at her.
- What? Smile. - No.
Don't worry, I'm going to take care of you, okay?
I don't want you to take care of me.
- Why not? - 'Cause I don't.
I can take care of you. Everyone else is mad at you, and I'm not.
- Fantastic. - Come on, smile a little there.
Isn't she sexy, you guys?
Come on, relax.
Oh, my God. It's Jenny.
Yeah?
She said, "If you still want to come over and see me, you can."
Great.
You think she's serious?
I don't know, Niki, I don't.
If she texts you, and she says that, then, yes, she's serious.
I know, but she's been so mean.
I don't know what to tell you. Just go.
Just go, okay? Go, go, go.
Are you going to be okay?
I'm going to be fine. Just...
Shane. Do you think she loves me?
I don't know. Sure. Sure.
Okay, let's go, you guys.
- I'll text you later, okay? - Okay.
Come on, you guys, let's go.
My bad.
I am mortified.
I'm just relieved.
I just... I don't know how I got the thermometer to read 104
when her temperature's 99.5.
I'm sure it happens all the time with over-anxious L.A. parents.
It's one of the things I love about you.
Because I don't know how to use a digital thermometer?
No.
Because you appear to most of the world to be so alpha in control,
and I know how hard it is for you to cover up the panic that you feel inside.
Who the hell lives here?
- Yo. - Papi?
- What the hell are you doing here? - I live here.
Maybe I should be asking you that question?
But you... I thought... You disappeared.
I thought you left town
or got arrested by some cop who was pissed off you slept with his wife.
- Okay, look who's talking. - I didn't.
I didn't. Did she tell you I did? Because I didn't.
- Throw me the keys. - I didn't.
Can I come in?
Hello? Can I come in?
I'm coming in.
So, try to make yourself at home, girl, but keep it down
'cause I'm trying to get some work done in here.
It's 3:00 in the morning.
And that's when I do my best work.
- Oh, my fucking God. - Who's that?
- Fucking Gabby Deveaux. - I take it you know her.
Can I have a beer?
Is it twist-off?
- Hi. - Hi.
Come here. Honey.
I swear, I will do anything to make it up to you.
We'll see about that.
I swear, Jenny, I'm so sorry.
- Look, I only did what she... - Did what?
Let her go down on me because
I was devastated about you, Jenny.
I'm so sorry.
I swear, I never would do anything to hurt you, Jenny.
Yeah.
Jenny.
I don't want to lose you.
Jenny.
Jenny...
Beautiful.
You got a problem with it?
You have to admit, it's a little tacky.
It's her culture. It's not tacky.
Come on. Look at the hat.
There you go. That's our problem.
There's no problem. I'm just saying.
I'm not saying you would buy this.
- None of these. - Don't mind us. Sandwich run.
- You're a snob. - What?
You weren't like this when I first met you.
Actually, she was a wannabe, and now she's a wannabe with money.
Ever think about investing in a stylist with all that money, Alice?
You need to watch your mouth.
Alice has a big butch daddy to protect her.
Can you give me the liverwurst one?
- Yeah. - You're sure that's liverwurst I smell?
I wonder if your friend knows that her girlfriend used to be nicknamed Crash
because she used to show up at parties she wasn't invited to.
That's what my life used to be like. Right there.
You're the best person I've ever met.
You're strong, you're honest, you're beautiful.
I'm not ready to lose you.
- Get your hands off of her! - Don't fucking touch me.
- What? - I said don't fucking touch me, bitch!
- What are you gonna do? - I said don't fucking touch me.
Everybody keeps her hands off everybody else in Hit Club,
unless they're loving hands.
Hi. Can I have a Patrón, please? Thank you.
- Hey. - Hi.
Make that two, on me.
Thank you.
Women are poison.
Another? Two more.
- I just want to apologize. - You already did.
No, I mean for defending Shane tonight.
I feel like it might have sent the wrong message.
It doesn't matter.
We just fall on two different sides of this, that's all.
It's fine.
Given my history, I just... I don't want to be
casual about the promise that I made to you.
I didn't know you made any promises.
Well, I'm making a promise to you right now.
I promise that I share your values
about family and faithfulness and commitment,
and that I will never, ever, cheat on you again.
Well...
I love you.
Papi!
- That's right. - Yeah.
Come home with me.
All right, Gabby. Come on.
I promise I won't make any gross noises like that.
I'm not sleeping with you.
Okay, fine, no sex tonight. It's okay.
No, I mean I'm not even sleeping in your bed, not until we figure some shit out.
Whatever you say. Fine.
- What was that? - What? That's my happy dance.
Who the hell makes noises like that?
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God. Fuck.
I'm going to come!
Come!
- Shane. Shane, baby girl. Shane. - Shane.
Rock-a-bye baby. Hey, Shane.
Hey, sweetie, come on, it's time to go home.
Shane, sweetie.
- We're going to take you home. - I'll hold the...
Yeah. Okay. Whoa, whoa, whoa!
I got it, I got it, I got it.
Put your arms around my neck, I'm going to pull you up.
Okay, please put your... Okay, all right.
Okay.
- Are you okay? Are you okay? - What time is it?
- It's time to go home. - It's time to go.
- What are we going to do? - I don't know, girl.
One of us has to take her.
Okay, all right, I'll take her. Come on, Shane, you're going with me.
- Come on, put your arms around, okay. - Put your arm around Auntie Kit.
- Hang on, hang on, hang on. - What time is it?
- I'll get your bag. - It's time for you to go home, girl.
- I need my bag. - No, we... We got it, we got it.
We got it. We got your bag, we got your bag.
- We got your bag, okay? Okay, let's go. - Okay.
See you tomorrow. Come on, Shane.
Come on, put one step in front of the other, not to the side.
Come on, we can do it. One more step, come on.
All right, good night.
This is stupid. Would you just come to the bedroom?
Or let me sleep on the sofa and you go to the bedroom, 'cause it's not fair.
I mean, you don't have to be banished to the sofa.
This is fine. This is actually 100 times more comfortable
than half the places I've slept.
- Really? - Yup.
I've never slept on it.
Do you mind if I just...
Hey, yeah, it's soft.
Yeah, this is nice.
This is really good.
- What are you doing? - What?
It's a nice place to sleep, but I don't feel very sleepy.
- Lay still. - What?
- Stop it. Just... - What?
- Lay still! Lay still! - What? But...
- What, am I too squirmy? - Yes, you are!
Turn around.
That's it. We're not doing this. We're not doing this.
Not until we're sure that we're gonna...
That we're going to stay together.
- I'm serious. - I know you're serious, yes.
- You're a very serious person. - Yeah, and you're not.
One more thing we don't have in common.
- Wait a minute, that's not true. - It is.
- No, I can be very serious. - Really?
Yeah, look. Watch.
Wait, you made me laugh. Hold on.
Okay.
What's with the flared nostrils, though? Is that part of your serious look?
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
What are we going to do? Should we go to therapy?
Hell, no, I'm not going to therapy.
- Why? What's wrong with therapy? - Therapy's for people with problems.
Yeah, so let's not go to that. 'Cause we're good.
All right, well, maybe we'll see.
I know, girl.
I know. You did some damage.
I fucked it, Kit. I totally fucked it.
It wasn't even worth it, that's the worst part.
Such a waste.
You know, Jenny, she's going to get over it.
- No, she's not. - Yeah.
No, she's not. She's not going to get over it.
There's no way. She's...
She's too delicate.
She's way too delicate, and I don't just mean,
like, that whole movie thing with Adele and Niki.
I just mean in general. She's...
She's fragile. And the worst part,
the part that makes me the most sick is that
I was probably the last person
she would ever expect to do something like this.
- Yup. - And I did it.
- Yeah, you did it. - God.
Now it seems like her life has just been one big ass-whooping, you know?
It's...
I know.
It's so hot in here. Why is that?
Come on, take off your socks.
- Just relax. - Fuck!
You know...
You know what you should do?
- I can't do anything. - Yeah, you can. You need to fight.
You need to fight for Jenny.
Yeah, you see, you kind of just let all your women go.
Carmen, Molly...
- No, no, no, Jenny's my friend. She's... - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's why you can do it.
Fight for the friendship. The friendship.
Let her know that you'll fight to the death
to let her know you're not going to let her go,
you're not going to lose this friendship.
- Morning. - Good morning.
I'm so happy everything's okay between us.
God, you're so sexy.
I love you so much.
And...
Last night, you know, after everything that happened with Shane,
it was so romantic when you said that I broke your heart.
"You've broken my heart."
You didn't break my heart.
You're nothing but a self-absorbed, self-indulgent, little brat.
And our affair on set was nothing but a showmance,
and when I said that you broke my heart,
I wasn't talking about you, darling.
It's time for you to go.
I'm moving into a hotel.
Morning.
Shane, why don't you come and sit with me at the counter?
I don't want to have memories.
No, no, no, it's okay. I got it. It's okay.
It's okay.
She's really messed up.
Shane, why don't you have a seat?
If she sits there, then I'm going to leave.
Jenny, come on.
- I'd like to talk to you. - Do you...
Do you guys want to have a drink with me?
- Sure. I do. - Sorry.
It's okay.
Helena. Could we just have some service, please? Thank you.
Why don't you sit down?
- You're sure? - Yeah.
- Where'd you sleep last night? - Kit's.
It's just a bit hot.
Excuse me, ladies.
- Do enjoy. - Thanks.
I brought you an espresso.
- You're sweet. Thank you. - Tea.
Man.
Come on, now. Y'all got to be kidding, right?
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