Cyrus Page #2
I'm glad you called.
Yeah. Yeah,
I'm glad I called too.
That was really fun
last night.
Mm-hmm.
And thanks for the note and, um--
Hey, I was wondering if you
wanted to hang out tonight.
Sure.
Yeah?
Great. You want to come
over here then or--
Look, I have to run, but I'll
come over after work, okay?
Okay, sounds good.
Bye.
Bye.
Hey.
Hi.
How are you?
Good, good.
There's a whole custom-prepared plate.
I want yours.
You're a very good cook.
I just decided
to give it my all.
Which is not
the cool-guy thing to do.
I'm not into that anyway.
Okay? Okay.
I'll take your word for it.
I know I'm not supposed to say this,
but I really like you.
Is it crazy for me to say,
like, I want it to work out?
Is that too much?
Am I supposed to be cooler than that?
Oh.
My life is really
complicated right now.
But I'm definitely interested.
Hey. Where you going?
Hey, hey.
I-- I just have to--
I have to go.
Wait. Why do you have
to leave so late?
I just have to-- I have to--
Just call me tomorrow, okay?
Molly, wait. Give me one second, please.
Are you married?
Is that where you're going?
No, I'm not married.
What is it?
Are you a secret agent?
Just trust me.
What is going on?
Call me tomorrow, okay?
Oh, my God.
- Hi.
- Oh, hi. Hey, hi.
Sorry.
Uh, what am I doing?
It's okay.
Hi. Uh--
Can I help you?
Uh, I'm sorry. Is this--
I think I have the wrong
address actually.
What address are you looking for?
Um...
Is this--
Does Molly live here?
Yeah. Can I ask who is asking?
Oh, I'm sorry. I'm John.
I'm a friend of hers.
I was in the neighborhood,
and I was, like,
"I think that's
Molly's house,"
but I didn't want to ring
the doorbell if it wasn't.
Um, no, it is. You can definitely ring
the doorbell. That's more conventional.
But, uh-- Yeah, I know.
I was just-- Whatever. I was shy. I was--
But I am a friend of hers,
and I'm sorry. Oh. I'm Cyrus.
Cyrus. Yeah.
- Her son.
- Her son. Yeah, I know. Yeah.
Um, yeah, anyway--
So how long you known Molly?
Uh, actually,
just a couple days.
Wow. Just a couple days.
Yeah, we just met, so--
But you could feel it
already, huh?
Like there's something
really special happening?
Y-Yeah.
Can I--
How old are you?
I'm almost 22.
Oh, okay. All right.
I'm 21.
So you-- you guys have always lived together?
You didn't--
You're not, like, in
from school or whatever?
No, I took my G.E.D.
when I was 16,
and then, um,
you know--
M-Molly and I are like best
friends so-- Oh, okay.
And my dad's not really in the picture.
Uh-huh.
She kinda homeschooled me
and raised me by herself.
And since then,
I've sort of been focusing on my music career.
Mm-hmm. Oh, that's--
So that's you? That's--
That's my studio.
That's my work space, yes. Yeah, I saw that.
You got a couple synths there.
Oh, more than a couple.
I think I have something
around seven pieces.
Yeah. Vintage
and some new stuff.
Would you like to hear
some of my-- my work?
Yeah, why not? I mean, yeah.
Great. Great.
Okay, great. Great.
Um, it's-it's untitled right now,
and it's an unfinished piece.
Slow
Sounds like Steve Miller.
You know that one Steve Miller song?
No, it doesn't.
Hi.
Hey.
It's good.
Ohh!
- Hi. Sorry.
I was in the neighborhood,
and Cyrus came out and let me in. I'm sorry.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Hi.
Hi. Hey.
Hey. Hey.
- Anyway--
- So, John, are you gonna stay for dinner?
Uh, uh--
Yes, dinner.
There's literally, like, 15 peppers.
- I know. Well--
I'm just not gonna be able to
eat it if they're on the side.
I know.
You asked for them
without peppers?
I did, but they never-- I'm not
gonna use this place anymore.
- There's a big red one right there.
- That's okay.
So, John,
I have to apologize to you.
What?
You came in
and I-I sat you down,
and I just started blabbing
all about my life.
I get overly excited sometimes,
and I apologize.
I honestly am curious
to hear about you...
and, you know,
just want to-- want to hear more about your life.
Well, uh, let's see.
I'm-I'm an editor.
I do freelance
editing work. Um--
I like to go to the movies.
I've got a pretty good DVD collection.
I mean, what--
what else do you
want to know?
I don't want to know
what you do.
I want to know what you are.
Who you are.
That's more what I'm--
what I'm interested in.
Are we really gonna-- You want me to?
Okay. I'm, uh-- I'm--
I'm divorced.
I got divorced, like,
seven years ago.
And it wasn't my idea.
It was--
You know, I got left.
Uh, I was kind of digging
myself into a hole with my life,
and my wife at the time
was not happy with it.
Told me so. Said to work it out.
I didn't work it out.
I ran away from her
emotionally...
and made a huge mistake...
and have been in kind of a dark,
existential place, to tell you the truth.
And then I met your mom
at a party,
and, I don't know.
Seems like things are looking up
for the first time in a long time.
That's--
Wow.
You asked. That's where I'm at.
Wow. Wow.
I like your style, John.
To John-- Our new friend.
You seem like a good man.
That was a lot
of information.
So, uh, are you gonna
stay the night?
Maybe we should ask
your mom. I don't know.
Um, I think that's
between me and John.
Fair enough.
I was just messing around. It's not,
uh-- It's none of my business.
It's valid. It's valid. If I was in your position,
I'd probably be a little--
I mean-- Molly?
Seriously, don't f*** my mom.
I'm just kidding.
I'm just joking around. Sorry. No.
Cy!
I know. I--
I'm sorry. Uh--
that's my attempt
at humor, John.
Okay.
That's, uh, just--
Enough said.
We did have sex.
I mean, if you want to be adults about it,
we did. That's--
I'm sorry if that's
weird or whatever,
but I'm not gonna sit here
and pretend like we didn't.
We met at a party and-- That's
not appropriate to talk about here.
Okay. I mean, I don't want to disrespect
you by treating you like a child or whatever.
You seem like you want to be
treated like an adult, and--
That's just it. That's--
That happened, so--
That's--
I accept that information.
- Hey, John?
- Hey.
I just want to say I thought
it was really great...
what you did at dinner,
opening up to me like that.
And I know it was weird,
but I thought it was great.
Thanks.
And it's great to finally
have a new dad.
You got to get used
But I really thought that was-- that
was a great thing that you did.
Actually, your mom's
in the shower.
# # The king
falls off the throne # #
# # The king falls off
of the throne # #
Hi.
Hi.
- Night, John.
- Good night, Cyrus.
- Night, Molly.
- Good night, Cyrus.
Good shower?
Yeah.
Yeah?
You know, there's something that I've
been thinking about in the shower. And I--
I really appreciated what you were expressing
in the kitchen and throughout dinner.
And I've-- I--
I feel a little, um--
and just a little, uh--
It's not even that.
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