Different Flowers Page #3
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and got a nasty...
[Millie] Okay, got it.
It sounds nice.
Yeah it was nice.
Just wasn't what
I thought it'd be.
Everything's different now.
Hey remember our girl gang?
- Yeah I still have
the lyric book.
- Only the greatest punk
rock band there ever was.
- Mom must have thought
we were actually insane.
telling her off.
I object!
Emma has as much right
to a crop top as anyone!
You were a lawyer even then.
Really proud of you.
I haven't gotten in yet.
You will.
This is so weird.
Emma, you and me.
We don't talk anymore.
(soft country music)
- Steven used to be
obsessed with this song.
Used to say that it
reminded him of me.
- Yeah whatever
happened to Steven?
We grew apart.
I'm sorry babe.
Dad made me a mix tape.
- No way.
- Yeah.
That is too good.
- I don't think he
knew what to say.
Dad's cheer up mix.
Is it weird that I want one?
- Huh, Patsy Cline,
classy broad.
- She's the patron saint
of country heartbreak.
I go out walkin'
After midnight
Searchin' for you
- Searchin' for
you, that's right.
(light music)
Girl gang!
(dings)
Ooh.
(ice rumbling)
So what are you thinking?
- I was thinking a little
Hmm.
with a little Sprite.
See I'm a Sprite base.
Orange, and hint of
lemonade guy myself.
Wow, sounds very pink.
- I'm comfortable
with my sexuality.
I bet you are.
(moaning)
Where you from?
Kansas City.
This is kinda gross?
- You don't like
being kissed there?
- No no I love that, this
place that we're in is
a little bit gross.
- Oh believe me, this place
is as clean as it gets.
I'm only working
here for the summer.
Uh huh.
I'm saving up for med school.
Stay with my uncle
over in Marcy.
That's great.
Do you know it?
- Yep actually my grandma
lives there, oh my god.
Oh no way!
You guys close?
Yes, we're close.
(moaning)
So do you wanna go see
a play this weekend?
The community theater's putting
up A Midsummer Night's Dream
in the park.
Maybe we could take a picnic.
Um actually my sister's...
You know what, I kinda thought
that this was gonna be like
a quick fun thing so I should...
- What?
- Yeah, I should...
I should go.
Oh wait, wait.
Just let it be whatever
it wants to be.
I was about to make
some very bad decisions.
- Um yeah I was
just I had to pee.
Oh that is a great idea.
Here would you?
I'm gonna go do that.
Oh no no no no no no.
I have no cash.
Yeah so.
- You brought vodka
and a voodoo doll.
I know.
- But you didn't
think to bring money.
- Ah, stupid, so dumb but
you know could you just,
do you mind just
getting this round?
My purse is in the car.
You know what?
Oh my gosh!
I just remembered.
I have cash.
I just spaced I guess.
Okay.
Weirdo.
Thank you.
Do you mind getting the gas?
It's on number two.
Oh sure yeah.
You know what?
Get something for yourself
because it's your money.
(laughing)
Classic.
Ready to go?
Yeah yeah all set.
- What's up with you?
- Hmm?
What?
Nothing.
It's so hot huh?
Mm hmm.
(banging)
Albert.
- He just needs
a little coaxing.
- Oh no, he just
needed a new condenser.
- Oh please, condenser
schmendenser.
That's what he needs.
(light music)
What?
Nothing.
Oh my god!
You are gonna get us killed.
(laughing)
- Oh man.
What?
What is so funny?
- Nothing, you're just
like a testosterone magnet.
Whatever.
- No really, you
should teach a class.
It's a skill.
Oh please, shove it.
your help with number five.
Do something hot and wrong?
Yep.
Oh I got you.
(light music)
(chickens clucking)
- [Millie] I really
remember it being bigger.
You are so weird.
- Oh I don't want the
neighbors to hear us.
That is ridiculous.
Any neighbor is
like a mile away.
- I'm not the one
whisper yelling.
Whatever, just be quiet.
(chicken squawks)
Ah, oh god!
(laughing)
Who's loud now?
Hi Macaroni.
Do you remember me?
- It's a chicken, it's
You don't know that.
We were very close,
Macaroni and I.
There are wolves here.
Or coyotes or something.
When does Grandma
get back anyway?
- Oh she won't be here
for like three days.
- Grandma's really gotten
into ceramics, huh?
Yeah and cats.
- I am really tired, you
wanna just go to bed?
That is a great idea.
Oh!
What seriously?
Finders keepers.
What are we, six?
I was just jilted at my wedding.
- Ooh, I think that
you were the one
who did the jilting.
Oh I swear to god.
- If you're so picky just
go sleep in Grandma's room.
No, I won't.
Why not?
- Because I don't
wanna be alone.
God.
Oh my god.
It is so hot!
- I think the air
conditioning broke.
Sweat out those toxins!
- [Charlie] Hey baby, I'd
really love to talk to you.
You know I never got to
see you in your dress?
with the airlines, I just...
Anyways, Millie I'm
gonna give you time.
But just say the
word and I'm there.
I love you, hope to
talk to you soon.
Emma.
(creaking)
Emma.
(farts)
Emma!
Gross.
(gentle music)
Hello!
(screams)
Oh my god are you okay?
What's wrong?
What?
(groans)
Emma are you serious?
had happened in here!
It did!
- Oh my god, sometimes I forget
that you're still a child.
- Oh my god, that's
a big spider.
Grow up.
Come here little spider.
Come on.
There we go.
Whoa.
(shouting)
Speak for yourself.
Bye.
Okay I'm hungry,
let's go to Dolly's.
What?
No, no can we just stay here
for a little bit longer?
No, I'm starving.
Let's go.
- I'm so tired.
- Oh my god.
- I can't move.
- Thank you.
(cows mooing)
(gentle music)
Hey Mom.
- Hi honey.
Did you get my texts?
You holding up okay?
Yeah.
Yeah yeah yeah,
thanks for asking.
Thanks for everything
by the way.
[Mom] Of course.
I wanted to say I'm
so sorry I yelled.
I was so stressed,
but you know what?
We worked it all out
and everyone took home
a mini cupcake so all
was not lost, right?
Oh well that's nice.
[Mom] Yeah.
Where are you?
Do you want me to
come be with you?
No.
No no no no.
I just... I need some
space, you know?
We're at Grandma's.
- [Mom] I remember when
your dad and I split.
I went to Orlando for a week.
Have you seen Charlie?
- [Mom] Yeah, I saw him
right as he was leaving.
And, how is he, is he okay?
[Mom] Uh... yeah?
I guess.
How okay could he be?
I don't understand what
happened between you two.
Honestly.
- We just weren't
meant to be, Mom.
- [Mom] Okay, you
just seemed so happy.
And honey you know all
I want in the world
is your happiness, right?
Uh yeah, I know.
- [Mom] Good, good
sweetheart, I'm glad.
Hey how's Emma, are
you guys getting along?
- She's good.
- Good.
- No she's great, she's
taking good care of me.
(laughs)
- Really?
Oh!
I didn't get a
chance to tell you.
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