My Boyfriends' Dogs
Let's go this way.
Oh, no!
No, no.
Oh, please?
We're closed.
Hey, hey, hey,
what, are you kidding?
For heaven's sakes,
let that girl in.
Here you go, sweetheart.
Oh, my goodness.
Oh, my goodness!
Thank you so much.
Oh, look at you.
Oh, my goodness.
- Stay.
- Oh, there you go.
Oh, you're wet, too.
Oh, dear.
Thank you so much.
You're welcome,
sweetheart.
Are dogs even
allowed in here?
No.
Well, technically, no, but
since it's after hours...
and, so...
you look...
Like someone
lost a groom.
It's kind of
the other way around.
Do you mind if I sit down?
Kitchen's closed.
Yeah, yeah, yeah,
but the tables,
They are still open.
Oh, honey, you are
just a mess.
I'm so sorry to say it,
but you are a mess.
I'll bet there is just
one heck of a story
To explain all of this.
There better be.
I don't re-Open this
place for anybody.
Oh...
Don't you worry
about him.
He is all bark, but no bite.
It all happened so fast.
You know, I was walking
down the aisle one minute,
And the next...
Louie, hey, hey, hey.
What?
Babe, come,
sit, sit, sit.
I think this is
gonna take a while.
Oh, sweetheart.
What's your name, kiddo?
Bailey.
Bailey Daley.
Musical.
Yeah.
And this is Adam, and eve
And Shirley.
you're kidding. Shirley?
Shirley.
Well, hello, Shirley.
Hello, sweetheart.
All right, baby girl,
Now, you start
at the very beginning.
And don't leave out
one single thing.
Okay. Uh...
I guess it all started
my new house...
I'd loved the place
forever,
It was my little dream
house.
And I saved up my money
for years and years,
Just vowing that if it
ever came on the market,
I would buy it,
And, at long last, I did.
Honey, I'm
so proud of you.
You hung in there,
you stuck it out,
And look at this,
you made it.
Well, it didn't hurt that
you co-Signed on the loan.
You know who would've
loved this place?
- Who?
- Howie.
Oh, Howie.
Beagle extraordinaire.
You know what
I'm thinking, sweetie.
Maybe it's time
you get a new dog.
I mean, this is the longest
You've ever been
without one.
Too soon.
When it's time,
I'll know.
Am I being a baby?
Why, because you don't want
All alone in your new house,
with only the strange noises?
Maybe.
Oh, bales,
A "total baby"
doesn't buy a house
All on her own,
To live in and take care of
all by herself.
See, that's the thing.
It's a great house,
But I'm realizing
it's a home for two.
Meaning?
Meaning I have
a job that I love...
Yes, your students are
crazy about you.
So are yours.
Nobody's crazy
Except for maybe the French.
I have a great mom,
I have an awesome bff,
Great new house...
the only thing
that's missing is...
A dog, yes,
But like you said,
You'll know
when you're ready.
A man!
Oh, one of those.
Yeah.
Do you know,
That between work,
Howie passing,
And buying a house,
I haven't dated anyone
since Ryan?
That was ages ago.
I know.
Okay, you need to go
and get boy-Crazy.
No, I don't.
I need to find my guy, my
partner in crime, you know?
Aw...
there's the bailey Daley
we all know and love.
The next book
we're going to read
Is one of my all-Time
favorites,
Emily Bronte's
"Wuthering heights. "
No, no, no, no,
it's a very good book.
But it's really sad, isn't
it?
In a way,
But it also contains
One of literature's
most passionate
And thrilling romances.
How thrilling can it be?
It takes place, like,
More like 200.
But it's not "when"
that matters,
It's the story
that's timeless,
And what makes it
so thrilling.
Cathy and Heathcliff have
a once-In-A-Lifetime love
And it's what we all aspire
to.
Except for the part
where it destroys them
And everyone they know.
Oh, sounds like
my last three girlfriends.
As the great poet Alfred
lord Tennyson once wrote,
"'Tis better
to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved
at all. "
Do you really believe
that, miss Daley?
Yes, I do.
What was his name?
Howie.
Only the best beagle ever.
So...
Emily Bronte's
"Wuthering heights. "
Okay, lasagna couldn't
all of a sudden
Have less calories than
baked chicken, could it?
Yeah, not
on this planet.
Earth?
Yeah, that one.
Mm...
bummer.
Thank you.
You ladies come here often?
Not often enough,
apparently.
Translation...
Are you new here?
Wade Ingram,
substitute gym teacher.
Just filling in
for terry Janssen
While he recovers
from back surgery.
And you are...?
Uh, bailey Daley.
Poetry?
English.
Comp and lit.
And this is amber.
French.
I teach French,
I'm not French.
I got it.
Chicken?
Uh... brave, actually,
kind of.
I'm somewhat daring
occasionally.
I was talking about
your meal, but, you know.
I, too, like to
roll the dice
Every once in a while.
Good.
Excuse me.
Oh...
I'm sorry, it's my dad,
It's kind of a fantasy
football league crisis.
I should probably
get going,
But I hope to see you two
around more often.
Maybe grab a real meal
sometime.
Oh. Okay.
All right.
Ask and you shall receive.
Yeah.
So, what exactly does
"share a real meal" mean?
I think it means
he wants to take me out,
Don't you think?
Yeah, then why didn't he
just ask you out?
I don't know, mom,
we just met.
I could ask him out
if I wanted to, right?
Yeah, well, if you want
to play it that way.
And by the way,
if I recall correctly,
the first time, didn't you?
Oh, your sweet father,
Sweet, shy father,
God rest his soul.
Yeah, if I didn't make
the first move,
We never would've
gotten together.
Well, lucky for me
you did.
Be that as it may,
This wade fellow,
from what you tell me,
Will definitely let you know
if he is interested.
Now, check out this table.
Definitely
worth 75 cents.
What are you
talking about?
This is a diamond
in the rough.
I see the "rough" part.
Grab one end.
Okay, going this way?
- Yes.
- Okay.
you're working?
But it's Sunday fun-Day.
I know it's Sunday fun-Day,
But if I don't finish
grading these papers,
I'm just going to get
behind,
And then I can't hang out
next weekend.
No!
Bales, what's the matter?
I left half the tests
at school.
I'm going to call you back.
Gotta go.
Hmm.
Who's going to be there
on a Sunday?
Hi, buddy! Hi!
Oh, my goodness!
Okay.
Hi, buddy!
Oh, aren't you
the sweetest boy ever?
Aren't you? Hi...
- ooh...
- Adam.
Hi.
Oh, okay.
This is your dog?
Yeah, can't you tell
By the way that he likes me
more than you?
Oh, don't worry, I have
this effect on animals.
You know, humans not so
much.
Oh, I doubt that.
So, what are you doing
here on a Sunday?
Just running
some track with Adam.
What are you doing here
on a Sunday?
I'm just getting
these papers that he's...
yeah, they're
my test papers here.
- That's okay.
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