Previously on The Summer I Turned Pretty...
- Will you marry me? - Yes.
Yes!
I was kind of hoping you would be my maid of honor.
We'll make your day everything that you want.
What we did was a one-time thing.
Maybe I shouldn't go to that dedication ceremony.
- Great. - Can we talk?
It's about your mom. Okay? Her salon is bleeding cash.
- Con! - I can't believe you made it.
Yeah, I moved some things around.
I hopped on a red-eye.
We're getting married. In August.
Is this a joke? This is...
- Wild. - Delusional.
You're coming with us.
They'll come around. They have to.
Oof.
Ah.
Jere.
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
♪ Happy birthday to you, happy birthday ♪
♪ Dear-- ♪
What, that's all I get?
Uh, kinda at work.
I'm kidding, I'm kidding, I'm kidding.
How is the internship treating you today?
Well,
someone left this pacifier on my desk this morning,
and it may or may not have been my dad,
so...
Are they still calling you nepo baby?
Yeah. Yeah.
You know what? It-it, uh,
might be the fact that I can't connect to the office Wi-Fi,
but you do look older.
Maybe even wiser?
Mm.
Don't forget richer.
- What? - Whoa.
Drinks on the birthday girl.
Uh, no. Nope.
Every penny
is going straight to our wedding fund.
I'm so hot for you right now.
You wouldn't be saying that if you could see my feet.
I don't like you having to work so hard.
Yeah, but you're working, too.
I'm an intern.
And it's a bullshit job.
I'm not working half as hard as you are for this wedding.
I sit around in the office all day
while you're busting your ass doing double shifts at Behr's.
It, uh, it just doesn't feel right.
I mean, I don't mind. It's for our future.
And you're not sitting around,
you're getting on your dad's good side.
You're showing him that you are a responsible adult.
Yeah. Yeah, I've just been trying to lay low
and not piss him off, but maybe today, I'll...
I'll bring the wedding up to him and see what he says.
- Good. - Yeah. Uh, did you
float the wedding dress shopping idea to Laurel?
Uh, no. My-my mom, uh,
still changes the subject every time I bring up the wedding,
and my dad only returns my calls
when he knows I'm at work and can't pick up.
I was hoping Steven could get them to come around,
but, uh, I believe his exact words were,
"Love you, but fuck no."
We just got to keep doing what we're doing, okay?
Uh, they'll come around.
It's been two weeks, Jere.
Which leaves us six weeks until the wedding.
I really miss you.
Miss you, too.
I'm sorry I can't be there to give you
a birthday kiss.
Honestly, it doesn't even feel like my birthday.
Probably because I'm not in Cousins.
You're doing something tonight with Taylor, right?
Yeah, we're-we're gonna go get dinner.
Well, good. Okay, well,
first round's on me. I'll-I'll Venmo you my stipend for the day,
and it should at least give you two rum and Cokes.
Oh, you spoil me.
- And where are the forks? - I put them on the table.
Oh, I think I hear her. Get ready.
- Surprise! - Surprise!
I can't believe you guys did all this.
Mickey Mouse pancakes.
Twenty-one is a big birthday.
And we love you.
Thank you.
Welcome to adulthood, honey.
This is from both of us.
Mm.
It's from the year you were born. We've been saving it for you.
Wow. Thank you so much.
Uh, we can open it with Jeremiah next time he's down here.
So, what's the plan for today?
Um,
I, uh, I have the morning shift,
and um...
then, um,
I was thinking I-I might go wedding dress shopping.
Will you come with me?
I can't.
You can't because you have other plans?
We could go another day.
I just... can't, bean.
It would really mean a lot to me, Mom.
I'm sorry, but my mind hasn't changed.
You guys are just too young.
It would be such a mistake to get married right now.
I'm sorry you feel that way.
I have to get to work.
Oh, no, hold on. Just stay,
- finish your breakfast. - Um, no, I'm gonna be late for work,
but thank you for the gift.
What are we gonna do?
I really thought once I got her home, I'd be able to talk some sense into her.
Laur,
I think this is happening.
And, I mean, they're not much younger than we were
when we got married.
Yeah, and how did that work out?
Okay, ouch.
You know she's not ready for this.
Of course she isn't. They're infants.
But a little bit of diplomacy
might go a long way.
I mean, our daughter is stubborn,
and the more you push,
the more she's gonna dig her heels in.
Oh, I will get through to her.
I wonder where she gets it.
Trust me, this wedding is not happening.
You better not fuck me on this.
Hey. Um, here is your latte.
Extra hot, just the way you like it.
Thanks.
Yeah. Uh, thanks again for this internship. It-it means a lot.
Well, now that you're gonna be a husband,
lifeguarding probably wasn't going to cut it.
Yeah, well, I-I mean, Belly's favorite food is Shin ramen,
so I think we we're gonna be good either way.
Um,
is this for the StarcadeX meeting?
I can read up on it if-if you want another opinion.
Easy there, intern.
Speaking of the wedding...
Belly and I are making the guest list
and we just wanted to know if we should put you down for a plus one.
Now's not the time for this.
You should be focused on work.
Right, but you were just saying earlier that--
Did you put the lunch order in yet?
- No, not yet. - Then I would get on that.
Make sure there's extra dressings.
Yeah, got it.
Okay, today is a big day,
so please be sharp, be on it,
pay attention.
Okay, so I need you to check on
the teleconference setup with IT.
And can you please check on the toilet paper sitch in the bathroom?
And can you wait at reception to greet them?
Jeremiah.
You look so handsome in your suit today.
Thanks, Kayleigh.
Aw, nepo baby looks so handsome in his suit.
Denise.
You can handle the snack tray.
What the fuck?
Yo, you're making the snack tray.
- I can't. I'm busy right now. - Oh,
my bad, I forgot you were too good for bitch work.
My dad has me on a lunch order.
Fine.
But don't forget the extra dressings.
I know, I know.
They're hazing me now. Isn't hazing, like, illegal?
Okay, you're an intern, dude.
You got to buck up or they're gonna go harder.
Okay. Go ahead, say what you want to say.
Keeping it in is making you look constipated.
Why do you have to be so hard on Jeremiah?
- Because he's a dipshit. - No, he's not.
Yes, he is.
Entitled pretty boys like that waltz in here, do one internship,
and then, in six months, they're my boss.
You better watch out, too.
Hey, I'm pretty.
Okay.
Mm... You're just cranky
Adam has you doing the same menial shit that we're doing.
We should both be in that meeting.
N-No, I should be in that meeting.
I have been here for two years.
You just got here. You're barely a step above Jeremiah.
This is the stuff they brought me in for, though.
Okay? I know the gaming world. I speak these guys' language.
And what makes you think I don't know the language?
I still have tendonitis from beta testing Eternity Spool,
okay?
Okay. All right, D-nice, I see you.
- You need help or you got it? You sure? - Oh, no, no, no.
- You just keep munching, please. - Yeah.
I will.
And be nice to my boy.
So...
Whoa. Is that my dress?
If I, hypothetically, wore this to Oasis Bar tonight,
could it count as my revenge dress?
I mean, Scott's friends'll text him, right?
Yeah, but no, Mom.
We said we were gonna work on salon stuff today,
but this is what you've been doing all morning--
putting together revenge outfits?
- Okay, Debbie Downer. - Yeah,
I am a Debbie Downer because this is serious shit
and I need help. Can you sit down?
Please?
Okay.
Are we drowning?
No, I won't let us drown.
We just... we need to rearrange.
Maybe I should just call Scott so you don't have to deal with this.
Mom, no.
We don't need some man to help us figure this out.
Like, we got this.
Okay.
Losing the overhead of the salon space
means that you can pay down the debt, remember?
And then, once we get your home salon up and running,
we can pay off the rest.
- Okay. - Okay.
It-it all makes sense when you say it, it's just...
You know I'm not as smart as you.
That's...
Listen. This is not as bad as it looks.
It-it looks like a lot, but it's--
By the time I get to New York,
most of this chaos will have just worked itself out.
Promise.
Hey, birthday girl.
Hey. Can we go wedding dress shopping?
- Like, after my shift today? - Wha--
I thought you wanted to wait until your mom caved.
Uh...
Belly wants to go dress shopping?
Yeah, I mean, if I wait that long,
I'll probably be walking down the aisle in cutoffs. So...
I mean, come on, Taylor. I-I know you're probably packing,
- but I just-- - I-I haven't even started packing.
I've been helping my mom.
Oh, th-th-- this can wait.
You said it yourself: it's not as bad as it looks.
Belly, we are in!
Yay! Great. Okay, cool.
I can-I can meet you at the mall in, like, an hour.
Okay.
I-I will see you super soon. I love you.
Okay. Bye.
Do you think Adam's giving a hard sell or just a courtesy pitch?
I can't tell.
I mean, I don't even know why he'd take the meeting
if he wasn't entertaining the idea of financing them.
Well, maybe he wants to break it down and sell it for parts.
Well, break what down?
I mean, they're all smoke and mirrors.
You know, they're a bag of vending machine potato chips.
What? Uh-- You know, filled with, like, air and, like, three chips.
Come on.
Those bags are actually filled with nitrous gas to keep the chips fresh.
- Mm. - You didn't learn that at Princeton?
Oh, you remembered I went to Princeton.
- Yeah, well... - That's funny.
- Ah, right here. - Jere.
Jere, Jere.
What's, uh, what-what's the vibe in there?
- Yeah, what are they talking about? - Oh.
Uh, they're talking about hitting targets and then,
uh, someone mentioned collaborative synthesis.
And then, last I heard, um...
enabling resource-maximizing for deliveries?
Oh, sorry, d-deliverables.
I need air.
Oh, my God.
All right.
You sit there all day waiting for that moment where you're like, "Yeah!"
Why is my dad such a dick?
Is that-is that a rhetorical question?
Well, I mean, I'm here, and I'm proving that I'm an adult,
and he just gives me shit.
And can't spare a single second to talk about the wedding.
Jere, I'm sorry to break it to you,
but it's gonna take more than coffee runs
to get your dad on board with this wedding.
Like what?
Oh, I don't know-- uh, wait a decade?
You too?
No, it's-- Come on, Jere.
Look, you know you're like a brother to me, okay? But...
but getting married at 21 is just a little crazy, no?
Yeah, I guess.
It's just a bummer, 'cause I was gonna ask you to be my best man, but...
- whatever. - I'm-I'm sorry. Uh, best man?
Like, for real?
Yeah.
Yeah, well, um... co-best man.
I kind of need to get Conrad on the phone.
But if you're not into it, we can totally--
Whoa! Wh-- Hey, w-- Sorry.
No, I am-- I'm honored.
Man, I'm honored. Thank you. Thank you.
Wow, okay. Uh... Okay. Wh...
We got to start planning, uh... bachelor party.
- Yeah. - I'm-I'm thinking... Atlantic City.
Uh...
Oh, m-- No. Oh.
You are so right. You're right.
This is once-in-a-lifetime, man. We got to go big.
Vegas.
So, you're in?
G... Aw, hell yes, hell yeah, I'm in.
Just... just do me a favor, okay?
Just keep my participation on the low for right now.
Please? I will catch hands if Laurel finds out.
Don't worry, I'm gonna get your mom's blessing or die trying.
All right, birthday girl, what do we think
about this beauty?
- Um... - Hmm?
Sure, yeah, I'll try it.
Dude, I'm joking, obviously. It's not even white.
Are you okay?
Yeah, sorry.
Okay, look, I know that some of these dresses are...
Okay? You know? But if we went to an actual bridal store,
the dresses would cost ten times as much.
A white dress is a white dress, right?
She's in here somewhere, I can feel it.
I found the sale rack!
Okay, am I crazy or is this a slay?
Stop saying slay.
What? Is this for you?
- I'm multitasking. - No.
White dresses only. Keep looking.
- Okay, bossy the cow. - Okay.
God. Sorry, again, for...
- I don't care. - She will do anything
- to avoid dealing with her own shit. - Mm.
But it's like, she's gonna have to, 'cause I'll-- I'm gone next week.
Are you so excited? I mean,
you've been talking about this internship forever.
- I'm excited. It's gonna be so hardcore. - Yeah.
Like, they do the PR for the Met Gala.
- I know, yeah. - The Met Gala.
- Like, the Met Gala. - Dude, it's so cool.
Hi.
Belly, please just let me know
if she starts driving you insane today.
We can drop her off at the nearest lululemon. Not a problem.
It'll keep her occupied for a couple of hours.
- Like, just say the word. - No, no. No, she's good.
I love Lucinda.
- All right. - Yeah.
I mean, at least someone's mom is here.
Oh, shit, Belly.
I'm really sorry.
Let's just find the dress, okay.
Things, um, they only get better, you know,
once you hit rock bottom, right?
Mm.
Meet rock bottom.
Oh.
Oh. Wow... Yes.
We're gonna have, like, a really trashy wedding.
- Oh, my God. - You're putting it on.
- Oh. Wow. - Yep, yep, let's go.
- Okay. - ♪ Here comes the bride ♪
You should wear this to the Met Gala when you...
I think we found a winner.
Huh?
Kill it with fire.
Make it disappear. Make it go away.
Okay, should we just call it?
No, you still have that last one from the sale rack, right?
Yeah, but I mean...
Just-just try it on and then we can go.
- Last one. - Try it. We're here.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Yes. - Walk of shame...
back into the dressing room.
Okay, what's next-- birthday cocktails?
What's next is you're gonna go home and work on your business plan
while B and I celebrate.
What? No.
We have plenty of time for that.
No, Mom. No, we don't.
Okay.
I might be hallucinating,
but I think this one
might not suck.
It's too plain, though, right?
I mean, it's not fancy enough?
No. No, no. It's...
it's you.
Yeah, this is the dress.
- Oh, I love it. - Yeah?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
- Yeah. - Okay, cool. Yay.
- It's beautiful. - Yeah?
It's beautiful. Okay...
Oh...
Thanks.
We deserve cinnamon dolce cold foams.
You know what, we have coffee at home. Isn't that crazy?
I will foam you some milk.
Mommy's little tyrant!
B, what time do you want to do your birthday dinner?
Actually, um, I said I would pick up a shift tonight.
- Oh. - Yeah.
Are you sure?
Yeah, yeah. I'm just gonna head back there now,
so you guys don't have to stick around or anything.
But, um, thanks for coming today.
Oh. Course.
- Yeah. - We love you.
Mm. Happy birthday.
- See you soon. - Bye.
Girls are supposed to go wedding dress shopping with their mothers.
Hear them say, "That's the one."
That's the way it's supposed to be.
- Hey. - Hey, Bells.
Guess who just agreed to be my best man?
You finally talked to Conrad?
Uh, no, no. Um, Steven's stepping up.
But I had to promise him that we wouldn't tell Laurel.
That's great.
Bells, what's wrong?
I found a dress.
But that's great.
Yeah, but my mom didn't come.
I just really thought she'd change her mind.
I don't know how I'm gonna do this without her.
Yeah, I get it.
How are we supposed to do this without both of our moms?
We'll figure it out.
Uh...
- What? Who is it? - Scott.
He wants to get a drink and talk.
You're not actually thinking about going,
- are you? - No.
Hell no.
- Mom, stop. - Oh, come on.
Don't act like you wouldn't be doing the same thing if Steven was texting you.
I wouldn't. But also, like, Steven and Scott are different people.
Scott sucks.
- Scott does suck. - Yeah.
But...
I've been lonely since your stepdad left, and...
when Scott's here, I'm not.
Mom, you're not alone. You have me.
Oh, I know.
And you're all the best parts of me.
Mm.
Surprise.
Jere?
What are you doing here?
- Hey. - Hi.
Uh, well, I realized
if I leave work right at 5:00
and I go 90 the whole way there,
that I can make it to the Baskins down the street before they close.
Here is your Oreo cookie cake.
Happy 21st birthday, Bells.
Thank you.
Oh.
I call all the Oreos.
Course you would.
Um, I also got you a little something.
I said no gifts. We have to save everything
- for the wedding. - I know.
I know. It's-it's small.
It's a key to the summer house.
In six weeks, it's officially yours, too.
Not that it ever wasn't.
Thank you.
This is the best gift.
Thank you.
- Flowers, too? - No, these are not for you.
They're for my future mother-in-law.
I'm gonna change her mind about the wedding.
Belly? Who's here this late?
Jeremiah.
Hey, Laurel.
Uh, I got these for you.
It's for, uh, Belly's birthday.
I know you did all the hard work that day.
Thank you.
Also, I was, uh,
hoping we could talk.
Okay. I've been wanting to talk to the both of you, too.
Well, great. Let's do this.
Group hug first?
- Okay. - Come on.
Belly, join in. Come on.
- All right, all right. - Oh, man.
- All right. Okay. - This is good.
Okay. Let's sit down.
Well, here goes.
I know you don't think the wedding...
I-I-- I know you think the wedding is a...
I know you think the wedding is a bad idea.
But Belly-- she is my person.
And I'm hers.
And I know you think that we're not ready, but I'm not some dumb kid
who hasn't seen how hard the world can be.
When my mom died, I-I felt like I wouldn't be anyone's person again.
And in the middle of everything falling apart,
Belly picked me.
And I've been the luckiest guy in the world for the last four years.
I want to be with Belly
for the rest of my life.
And I want that life to start now.
My mom always said that family
was the most important thing.
She would want this for us,
for all of us to be a family.
Jeremiah, I'm sorry.
But we'll never know what your mother would have wanted.
You know I love you. I want nothing but the best for you.
That is why I can't support what you're doing.
- Mom. - Belly, honey, you two aren't ready
for a commitment like this.
- You're talking about a lifetime. - Laur, I want
to be with Belly for a lifetime.
I can commit to that, easy.
That is how I know you aren't ready.
Jeremiah, this isn't something you undertake on a whim.
- Marriage is serious. - Yeah, we're being serious.
I mean, did you not hear anything that Jere just said?
Belly, your brother just almost died.
I'm sure that stirred up... a lot.
For both of you.
Look, I'm just asking you to wait. Finish school.
If you still feel the same way, do it then.
Laurel, come on.
You know you've always wanted me as a son-in-law.
Not like this, kiddo.
I'm sorry.
Mom, you can't just walk away from this!
How? How could you put me in that position?
Having to say that to Jeremiah?
You think I wanted to let him down like that?
Well, then don't let him down.
Don't let me down. I mean, please.
Why can't you just accept this?
Because you are still a child.
You don't even know yourself yet. How could you possibly know
- who you want to be with forever? - I know who I want,
and I'm marrying him.
Belly, I understand that if you decide to do this, I can't stop you.
But you need to understand that I won't be a part of it.
I will not be at the wedding.
You're just mad 'cause you don't get a say in what I do anymore,
- and it's fucking killing you. - Exactly!
Watching you make such a stupid mistake is killing me.
Fine, then I will leave so you don't have to watch me do anything anymore!
- Belly... - Jere, we're leaving!
♪ One night to be confused ♪
♪ One night to speed up truth ♪
♪ We had a promise, babe ♪
♪ Four hands and then away ♪
♪ Both under influence ♪
♪ We had differences ♪
♪ to know what to say ♪
♪ Mind is a razor blade ♪
♪ To call for hands of above ♪
♪ to lean on ♪
♪ wouldn't be good enough ♪
♪ for me, no ♪
Belly.
Conrad?
Conrad? What the fuck?
Uh... Hey.
I didn't know you guys were coming.
Wait, w-why...
why are you not in California?
Wait, have you-have you been here the whole time?
- I've been calling you, man. - Sorry, dude, I...
I wasn't really ready to go back yet. I've been so nonstop
that I just wanted to go offline for a little bit.
Well, it's good to see you, man.
It's good to see you, too.
W... Are you guys just here for the weekend?
- Actually... - Um, I was thinking...
of staying here for a little while.
We just figured it'll be easier to plan the wedding from up here.
Right, the wedding, yeah.
So, you guys are really doing it, huh?
It's happening.
So...
what, you guys just both gonna be hanging out?
Uh, no, actually.
I've got to be at work first thing Monday.
Work?
Yeah, he's interning for your dad.
Really?
- Yep. - Yeah.
And he's killing it.
Uh, it's actually going about as well as you'd expect.
- Sure. - So when's your, uh, clinic job start?
Soon. I have to...
work on booking a return flight and...
all that jazz.
Cool.
Um, hey, if you have a minute,
I would love to talk with you about some stuff, um...
Yeah, dude. I was about to go for a run.
But let's just chat when I get back, okay?
Yeah.
All right, good to see you guys.
- What the hell? - What was that?
Should I still... stay here?
Yeah. Yeah, why not?
I mean, he's-he's leaving soon.
Yeah, but he must have wanted to be alone.
It's obviously some big, dramatic
Conrad secret why he's still here.
Who knows why Conrad does anything.
I could go back to Boston with you.
Yeah. Yeah, I'm sure my dad would love that.
I would feel like an idiot, but...
...maybe I should just go home.
Belly. Hey.
You were miserable there.
Plus, if you go home now,
it just proves to your mom that she was right.
No, I know, I know.
- I could stay with my dad. - Hmm.
But he listens to everything that my mom says,
so he might not even let me stay there.
I think you should just stay here.
It'll be easier to plan the wedding with you here.
And-and I'll come out as much as possible.
You'll be pretty close.
And we can still have our summer in Cousins.
I mean, weekends count as summer.
Yeah.
That does sound nice.
- Oh... - Mm.
- Hey. - Hey.
You still hiding out back east?
For the time being, yeah.
Coming back soon, though.
Things going that well?
My brother and his fiancée just showed up
and they're staying here.
Still so bizarre to me that they're getting married.
Well, they've known each other basically their entire lives,
so it's not completely out of the realm.
Whatever. I didn't call to talk about your ex and your brother.
I called to tell you that you got the gig at Garth.
- Really? - Yep.
So, let me know when you're back in town.
You still owe me a drink.
Yeah, I got you.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Good run? - Yeah.
The waves are supposed to be pretty nice. You want to head out?
I got to take care of some stuff.
Dude, come on, you've been dodging my calls,
you can't hang out with me for, like, five minutes?
No, yeah. Yeah, I'm sorry.
Uh, let's do it.
- Let me grab my wetsuit, okay? - Okay.
So, what's the fallout on the wedding?
Laurel's pissed.
- Belly and her had a huge fight. - Oh.
Shit.
Yeah. She'll come around, though.
She'll come around.
So, are you gonna be my best man or not?
Or co-best man.
I kind of promised Steven.
Wow. Really?
What does Dad say about all this?
Since when have you cared what Dad says?
I just mean, him and Laurel never see eye to eye on anything,
so if they're on the same page, then...
- ...maybe-- - Maybe what?
Maybe they have a point.
I mean, you guys are still in college.
When you think about it, it's kind of ridiculous.
Jere, I'm sorry, I--
No. No, you're good.
I wouldn't want you standing next to me on my wedding day if you had to fake it.
Jere, it...
Hey. How'd it go?
Bad.
What? What happened?
He said that us getting married is a little,
quote, unquote, "ridiculous."
What?! Why would he say that?
Why does he even care so much? What is his problem?
- I don't know. - I mean...
You know what? It feels like he thinks
we're just, like, two little kids
and he's some big grown-up at Stanford Medical School.
Yeah, whatever. Fuck him.
I'm gonna go shower and then
we're gonna do something fun.
- Okay? - Okay.
Hey, where's Jere?
In the shower.
I heard you think we're being ridiculous.
Belly,
- that's not how I meant it-- - Yeah, okay.
Sure, Conrad.
- All right-- - I'm sorry, she left?!
- So you heard. - Yeah, not from you, obviously.
Our daughter runs away, I got to hear about it
- in a text from her? - What? Belly didn't run away.
She's fine, she's in Cousins.
So, what the hell happened?
She told me the wedding was on whether I liked it or not, so I...
...told her I wouldn't be there.
- You what? - Then she left.
God, Laurel.
I told you they were serious.
I told you you couldn't stop them if they were determined,
and you thought threatening her
- to not show up was the way to-- - Well, it wasn't a threat!
You're right, okay? If she's determined to do this, I can't stop her.
But I can't be there, either.
You want to miss your daughter's wedding?
What? Of course I don't!
I don't want any of this.
I don't know what else to do.
I can't just smile and pretend like she's not ruining her life.
But it's her life.
She's gonna make mistakes.
But they're hers to make.
- And they are young, but so were we-- - Yeah, that's exactly
- what I am-- - No, let me f-finish.
They're good together.
And I know you think marrying me was the worst mistake of your life,
but they're not us.
And maybe it's you and me who are making the mistake.
John...
...is that really how you think I feel
about marrying you?
You've made it pretty clear.
Marrying you
wasn't the mistake.
It was getting married to anyone that young.
Having kids that young.
Being someone's wife, someone's mother,
before I even knew who I was.
I lost myself.
And I know you think
I blame you for that, but I don't.
I blamed myself.
And I do not want that for her.
I get it.
But I need you to know...
...if this wedding happens...
...I will be there.
I know.
Hey, Jeremiah...
- Hey. - Hey.
Um...
I just want you to know I think...
...you're really ridiculous.
Oh...
It's so ridiculous.
- The ridiculous-est. - It's ridic... it's ridic...
- it's the most ridiculous-est. - Ridiculous.
- It's ridiculous. - It's ridiculous.
Oh, my God, he... Wait, how did he say it again?
He was like, "Well, when you think about it,
it's just kind of ridiculous.
It's ridiculous."
Like, oh, oh, one second, Connie.
Let me think about it. It's just ridiculous.
It's ridiculous. Aah! Aah!
Hey! Watch the movie.
Oh, wow.
Look who's all dressed down for once.
What are you doing here?
Uh, same as you-- working on a Sunday like a fucking chump.
Ooh, actually, I left my laptop here.
Not a chump.
Well, uh, Adam actually asked me to do
a competitive analysis on StarcadeX before Monday,
- so... - Me too.
Oh, sorry. I thought you, uh, weren't working.
- Mm. - Mm.
Can't believe they're going through with this next round.
No-- Oh, my God, I know, right? It's unreal.
Like, their whole business model is based on what--
riding the NFT wave until it's dead?
Until? It's already on its last legs. I mean...
I mean, trend-based interfaces tend to,
you know, burn bright then die like that.
No, Breaker should be investing in companies that actually make things.
Yeah, absolutely.
- Yeah, w... - Yeah.
Uh, yeah, anyway...
I will see you tomorrow.
Yeah. Yeah.
I don't want you to leave.
Hey, I could quit my internship and we could just spend all summer here.
Hey.
Don't tease me.
I'm serious.
No, for real, I mean...
If it's this hard to say goodbye to you for five days,
how am I supposed to leave you for five months?
Y... You mean for Paris?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
When I made that decision, it was before we got engaged.
- You know? - Yeah.
Just feel like things are different now.
I don't want us to be separated right after we get married.
Are you sure?
Completely.
Good, 'cause I don't want you to go, either.
So I'll stay.
Okay.
Now I really don't want to leave you here with the cranky old man.
Ugh.
It's fine. He's probably leaving soon.
I'll be back before you know it.
I promise.
- It'll go by so fast. - Yeah.
And, uh, I'm gonna call the Annual Fund in the morning,
try to get a phone banking job like the one Redbird had last semester,
and guess I'll crack open those GRE prep books
and I guess there's a whole wedding to plan.
Yeah, I guess there's that, too.
- I love you. - I love you.
Bye.
What?
- Hey. - I'm busy getting ready for New York.
Look, I-I know you don't want to be hearing from me right now.
And yet you're calling me anyway.
Well, I was going through the salon's financials again, okay?
Okay, it's all good.
It is all good. She's out of her salon lease,
she's learning how to do her own books,
and once she gets approved for the small business loan,
she'll be able to cut hair here at the house.
Okay, but that's the thing, Taylor-- no bank is gonna give your mom a loan.
Okay? I...
I had a bad feeling about that Scott guy, okay?
So, I dug into it and...
it turns out he opened some lines of credit under Lucinda's name.
- Fuck. - Yeah.
Look, I will email you the details, okay?
But, basically,
if your mom wants to get any kind of new business off the ground,
she owes, like, ten grand.
By the end of the month.
Oh, my God.
This is gonna crush her.
I know.
Look, I-I could probably pull together half the money, okay?
- So-- - What?
Why would you do that?
I'm not your girlfriend or your
- charity case. - Taylor, I want to help.
No. I'll figure this out.
My mom surprised me with this dress
for my deb ball.
I never felt more known
or more loved by her than in that moment.
I love it!
I thought you said you were getting a bigger bed,
not redecorating the whole room.
This is too much.
Laur, whether you like it or not, our girl is growing up.
And big girls need big-girl beds and big-girl rooms.
Right, Belly?
What about the boys?
Oh, you don't want to keep sharing a room
with those stinky, loud boys.
This is your room now.
Do you like the wallpaper?
It was shipped in from Paris.
It's your favorite color.
I think it might be too soon for Belly to be all by herself.
It's fine. Our girl's gonna do great.
Hop in.
Say thank you.
Thank you, Susannah.
You're welcome, honey.
Belly...
Ooh!
G-Go on, knock. Knock, do it!
Ooh...
Knock again, knock again.
Knock again!
Oh, my...
We need to cut you off is what we need to do.
Mom?
Hi, bean.
I don't want to sleep alone.
Okay, sweetie.
Here you go, bean.
♪ I took my love ♪
♪ Took it down ♪
♪ I climbed a mountain and I turned around ♪
♪ And I saw my reflection ♪
♪ in the snow-covered hills ♪
♪ till the landslide brought me down ♪
♪ Oh, mirror in the sky ♪
♪ What is love? ♪
♪ Can the child within my heart ♪
♪ rise above? ♪
♪ Can I sail through the changing ♪
♪ ocean tides? ♪
♪ Can I handle the seasons ♪
♪ of my life...? ♪
♪ Well, I've been afraid ♪
♪ of changing ♪
♪ 'cause I've built my life ♪
♪ around you ♪
♪ But time makes you bolder ♪
♪ Even children get older ♪
♪ and I'm getting older, too ♪
♪ Oh, oh, the landslide ♪
♪ Bring it down ♪
You cleaned it all out without me.
Yeah. It needed to get done.
The inspector's coming tomorrow to approve your permit.
Thank you, babe. But...
Let me help you finish packing.
I'm not going to New York anymore.
What?
I'm gonna stay here and help you get the salon up and running.
Tay, don't be crazy.
- I can handle all of this on my own. - M--
No, you need to go and do your thing in New York.
I already called my internship and I told them that I'm not coming.
And I used my housing money to pay off half of our debt.
That was not our debt.
That's my debt, my problem, my fuckup.
Look, we needed the money and it was sitting right there.
It was just gonna be a lot of, like, picking up laundry and getting coffee.
Like, why would I pay New York City rent to do a shitty job for free?
Stop! You're going.
- I-I'm calling them. Where's my phone? - Mom, it's already done.
- You should have talked to me first. - Well, I knew
that you would say no.
And it's like you always say. Us Jewel girls--
we have to stick together.
I got your back.
I'm the mom.
What do you think about painting this wall?
Maybe pink?
Ooh, or we could do...
like, a wallpaper.
If we did,
it'd be cute.
I'm paying you back, Tay.
Every penny.
I promise.
- I love you. - I know, Mom.
Conrad.
Conrad?
Hey.
I, uh...
I heard Jere has a second best man now.
Yeah. Um...
I don't think I could let Steven plan a bachelor party on his own.
Lives could be lost.
End up in jail. I don't want to die yet.
Right. Well, thank you.
Yeah, you're, um...
ridiculously welcome.
And, um...
For what it's worth, um...
I think it's good. The two of you.
Uh...
you obviously make each other really happy.
Well, it means a lot to have your support.
To Jere and to me.
I got to go to the store. Um...
- You need anything? - Uh, no, no.
- Thanks, though. - Okay.
Are those dirt bombs?
♪ Halley's...
Do you bake now?
You know, only on special occasions.
Happy belated birthday, Belly.
You remembered?
I always remember.
- Thank you! - Of course.
♪ Silly me ♪
♪ to fall in love with you ♪
What have I done?
♪ I haven't slept since Sunday ♪
♪ Midnight for me ♪
♪ is 3:00 a.m. ♪
♪ for you ♪
♪ But my sleepless nights ♪
♪ are better with you ♪
♪ than nights could ever ♪
♪ be alone ♪
♪ I was good at feeling nothing ♪
♪ Now I'm hopeless ♪
♪ What a drag to love you ♪
♪ like I do... ♪
♪ I've been loved before ♪
♪ But right now, in this moment ♪
♪ I feel more and more ♪
♪ like I was made for you ♪
♪ For you ♪