Playdate Page #2
and there's nothing you can do about it?
Nothing's new, and there's more
behind you than in front of you?
Nah, me either.
Hey.
often weeds transplanted."
This one though,
I don't know if you know, it's um,
it's nightshade.
Poisonous.
It can be deadly for
children, animals.
If you want to dig it up, I'd be happy
to take it over to my compost pile.
Oh, yeah, that'd
be great, thanks.
So-
How you holdin' up?
Well, I'm holding.
I brought you some wine.
Oh. Thank you.
So, I've got a confession.
Ok.
The man last night-
was my husband.
Or more recently, ex.
It's Marcus.
The boys' father.
We're, uh,
we're separated.
For obvious reasons.
I'm so sorry.
He thinks I tried to take the kids,
which maybe I did,
but it was only
to keep them safe.
He called today.
We're in the 'smoothing
out' part of the cycle.
Sorry that you had to
get in the middle of it.
I noticed some bruises
on Titus and Billy.
They're ok?
Kids are resilient like that.
It's good to have him gone.
But I'd rather have roses on my table
than diamonds around my neck, you know?
So, I don't want to get
into it any nore than that.
I just-I thought
you should know.
How long have you
guys been married?
No seven year itch?
It was more like a
burning sensation.
We'll have to do
dinner part 2 sometime.
Yeah, I'll try not to
have the police escort.
Billy's welcome any time.
The same.
Thank you.
I'll get rid of this.
Thank you.
Wow.
Man.
Brian?
Brian?
Brian!
- Where's...
- I got my hand caught in the fan belt.
Oh, are you ok?
Yeah, ow ow ow ow.
I'm fine.
The car's comin' along.
Maybe an "I'm OK"
scream next time?
Yeah.
Titus, I just
talked to your Mom.
She told me about your dad.
You know, if there's ever anything
you need, we're always here.
Em's in the 'People
Care' business.
Kind of her bit.
Thanks. Uh,
I'll let you get healed up.
Alright.
I'll see you later, Titus.
So, I just talked with Tamara.
Turns out that last night,
that was her husband.
What!?
That's crazy.
Conversation a little.
Oh, Titus?
He's a good kid.
He just needs some
direction, that's all.
Billy seems like he's doing ok,
in fact I think
Olive has her first
official crush.
Poor kids.
- Something seems strange, though.
- No...
I can't explain it.
Come on.
OI finally has a riend
Let her enjoy it.
Ok?
Meanwhile...
What does Dr. Valentine
want to do today?
Not what
you're thinking.
How do you know
what I'm thinking?
Am I that obvious?
Get outta my head!
You're it again, loser!
How many times can
I save your life?
- Billy!
- Oh... oh!
Billy, stop messing around!
You should be more careful.
Not funny.
You sure?
I'm sorry.
So how is it?
Great.
It's terrible, I know.
It's terrible. But look-
you can't be good
at everything, right?
If I ever die,
will you please marry a wife that can cook?
Don't say that.
Besides, I'm gonna
die way before you.
L-O-L, as the kids say.
We don't say that.
So uh,
the um,
Can we move these?
Tamara brought them over.
They're nice, right?
Yeah.
Titus says we might have the Mustang
running within the week, so...
that car beat you are ya.
It's my Viet Nam.
And what about Billy?
We gonna have to have the
marriage talk with him?
Take out my shotgun,
rough him up a little bit?
Dad!
Maybe we should do some more
stuff as a family, though.
Come on, she wants to play, let her play.
You like Billy, right?
He's ok.
You guys play a
little rough, though.
Him, specifically.
Yeah, he pushed me
really hard today.
But I put him back in line.
Atta girl.
Did you know anything about
the blood on the patio?
Billy wanted to be
'blood brothers.'
But I told him I was a girl.
He cut himself?
Boys.
Terrible creations, aren't we?
Yes, you are.
Done?
Done. Take your plate.
- Brian.
- Hm.
Maybe reconciling?
Maybe.
Something doesn't seem
slightly off to you?
Do you want me to go over there?
She did say that he
called to apologize.
Maybe I'm just overreacting.
Maybe.
Your "maybes" are always "yes."
- Maybe.
I know.
And I don't care.
I'm not gonna stop until
everybody knows the truth.
I mean, do you have any idea
what I've been through?
Now, you need to do the right thing,
and you need to turn yourself in.
Since when do you
take out the garbage?
- What car?
On the door of her
husband there was-
There was blood on his car door.
Hello?
Tamara, hi. Are you ok?
Of course. Why
wouldn't I be?
I'm sorry, I just saw your ex-husband
leave, and I just thought, uh...
I'm sorry-I was
just worried.
It's all good.
Thanks for the call, though.
Uh, carpool tomorrow?
Yeah, yeah.
See you then.
Ok.
Everything ok?
I guess.
So, are we that boring
around here, or...
Huh! Oh! Wait! Look!
Someone lit some candles!
Someone is a very lucky woman.
I am sorry.
I guess I'm overreacting.
Wait- you? Overreact?
That's crazy.
You are...
Perfect?
Ruggedly handsome?
The feel-good hit
of the summer?
Did I say "Perfect" already?
Perfect.
Sweet.
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
Losing my appetite.
Mm Hmm.
Gaining something else...
Housekeeping.
- Morning.
- Morning.
Have you seen Hunter?
Uh, probably out back.
Hunter?
He isn't upstairs, either.
Ok, Olive, you ready?
I'm on it.
Have you seen Hunter?
I have not.
Hunter!?
I'll take her today.
- Really?
- Yeah.
Ok.
Come on.
You don't want to be late.
Oh...
Everything all right?
Yeah, yeah.
We're good.
Ok, have fun at school.
Learn lots.
- Love you.
- Love you too, Mom.
Come on.
Carpool. We have
mornings this week.
Right.
You guys have a good day.
All right. Take care.
Love... you.
Oh Jeez! Ok.
Why is the alarm on?
Because...
I don't know.
Are you ok?
Yeah.
By the way, have
you found Hunter?
Honey, we probably left the gate open.
He'll be back.
He's done this before.
He's out there peeing on stuff.
It's what he does.
You're ok?
I'm fine.
Good. Alright.
No alarm.
I'm right here.
Hunter...
Hunter!
Hey Livvy.
How was school?
Good.
Thanks for picking them up.
Yeah.
They had a great day.
They really get
along well together.
It's such a relief.
Relief?
Yeah, you know sometimes
kids mesh, other times...
You know how it is.
It's true.
It's nice having you so close.
Yeah.
I just want you to know
I really appreciate
everything that Brian's
doing with Titus.
He's really...
opening up.
He's kind of a quiet kid.
But, um, well,
everything that's
happening with his dad,
and I'm working
all the time, so...
I miss work.
Enjoy te time while you have it.
Kids grow up quick,
and then one day,
poof.
They're gone.
Oh, have you seen
Hunter by any chance?
No- he can't be too far.
I guess.
See ya.
Livvy!
Livvy!
Livvy...
- Billy, what'd you do?
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