After the Wedding Page #4
- Year:
- 2017
- 88 min
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you had him on lock down.
Like, in a good way.
Men.
- I'm so tired.
- It'll be okay.
- Thank you.
right before your wedding.
- No!
I'm glad you called me.
That's what friends are for.
- Don't be so hard
on yourself, Diego.
I mean...
Married life's made
you a little sloppy,
okay, you know, you forgot.
You forgot what you had to do.
look through your phone,
but look, you know, it happens.
I mean, it's not uncommon
within the first year
of marriage for newlywed couples
to experience this
kind of stuff.
And you know how girls are.
They get a little wacky
over the first few days,
but then that's when
it's your green light
- And besides, you know,
Mariana's gonna
understand one thing.
You're having trouble
adjusting, you know.
Corporate ladder.
And I think that was
just the real Diego
that we know that was
itching to come out.
- And what? What do I do?
She won't f***in' talk to me.
- It's normal.
The first few days are
gonna be like that.
And then you'll see that
there's a golden window
that's gonna open and
that's when you come in.
You go on the Internet,
you get a letter,
one of those apology, you
know, boyfriend to girlfriend.
'cause you never know,
one of her friends
could be like, "oh that's
a letter from," you know.
You don't want that.
Get her a nice little something,
You know, don't go get
her an expensive thing
'cause you're never
gonna pick the right one,
but do something nice.
A bed of roses, you
know, a little champagne.
The letter.
Let's just cheers to
an honest lifestyle.
- Thanks, bro.
- Hi.
Thank you.
I got flowers.
You got flowers.
Mariana, it says.
Wonder who that's from.
- Yeah.
- What'd it say?
Please come back, I love you.
Are you gonna call him?
- No.
No, I can't.
Hey.
- Hey.
I sent you something,
did you get it?
- Yes, thank you.
- You're welcome.
I asked for orchids,
did they send orchids?
- Diego, I can't talk right now.
- Okay, I'm not gonna keep you.
I just wanna say that I miss you
and I really wish we
could talk in person.
- Are you ready to
be straight with me?
- Yes.
- Okay then, just meet
me at Carol's here
tomorrow at noon.
- Okay.
I love you.
- I'll see you tomorrow.
Bye.
- Bye.
- Hey.
- Nice makeup.
- It was my bachelorette
party last night, smart ass.
Come in.
- Thank you.
Hey.
- Hey.
- Brought you something.
- Thanks.
- I'll be in my room if
you need anything, okay?
- You wanna go outside?
- Okay.
- This is hard.
It started the day
after I arrived.
I met Vanessa by the pool.
It was pretty innocent.
She woke me and
offered me sunblock,
but then I ran into her again
and it was just friendly.
Then the night
before you arrived
she took me out,
showed me Miami,
and we both had a little
too much to drink.
We went back to
her place and we...
We kissed.
She kissed me, to be exact.
But I didn't pull
away immediately.
Mariana, I know this
was wrong, but...
I didn't sleep with her.
I'm not gonna lie.
I considered it.
and how I didn't wanna
throw all that away
just for some girl
giving me attention.
Mariana, I know I acted badly
and I'm not proud of this.
And I'm not asking
you to understand,
but I'm asking you to
I didn't sleep with her.
- I've been thinking about
us a lot the past few days
and how I just
haven't been happy
for the past six months
ever since we got married.
It's clear now that you
haven't been either.
- That's not true.
- Let me finish.
It's just lately
it just feels like
your mind is always
somewhere else.
Why can't you just be happy?
- It's called stress.
Sometimes I feel
like I'm on some sort
of check list of
yours, you know?
Engaged, check.
Married, check.
Find Diego a new job, check.
And now a baby?
It's like you're trying
to prove something
instead of just doing
things because you want to.
I'm sorry, but
I'm not like that.
- You were the one that said
you were tired of
waiting tables.
I was just trying to help you.
- I know, tiger,
and I would've never
gotten the job without you,
but sometimes I feel like
you don't have faith that I'll
be able to take care of us.
- That's not true.
- Well, I don't wanna
argue with you about it,
but that's how I feel.
- Did you wanna get married?
- Yes, of course I did.
- But if I hadn't pushed you
we would just still be dating.
- Look, I wanted to marry you.
I love you.
- What about kids?
- I want kids, but not yet.
Why can't we wait a year?
Or two.
We're still young.
- And this has nothing
to do with Vanessa?
- No!
Nothing.
I regret very, very much.
It was just...
Morbid curiosity and I never
shoulda hung out with her.
- Do you wanna be with me?
Because you know we're
both adults, Diego,
and nobody is forcing
us to do anything.
- Yes.
Forever.
And I want us to
have a family, too,
but when it's
truly right for us,
not because you're
trying to prove something
to your coworkers.
Or because your
parents are asking.
Can I hold you?
- No.
I just need time.
- Mariana.
I love you.
- I love you, too, okay,
but I'm just really
confused right now.
- Sure you don't wanna
come back to the hotel?
- No.
I'll see you at the wedding.
- Okay.
- Family and friends, on
behalf of Mike and Carol,
I'd like to welcome
you all here today
on this beautiful beach.
We stand together
beside the ocean
not only to witness
their commitment
- I now pronounce you to
be co-captains in life,
best friends forever, and
most important of all,
husband and wife.
Mike, you may now
kiss the bride.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- The reception's started.
- It's okay.
I'm sorry.
For letting things
get so out of control.
And you're right, I've been
putting a lot of pressure on us.
But I've been thinking
Whether it's in quitting
that stupid job or whatever,
and it sucks but
you'll figure it out.
- Really?
- Yeah.
But you gotta be
more open with me.
No more secrets, Diego.
No more texting girls,
no more lying, okay?
Just complete openness.
- Okay.
- Can I have a cigarette?
- You don't smoke.
- Shut up.
I'm sorry.
I love you.
- I love you, too.
- You got everything?
- Yeah.
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