Second Chance Christmas Page #16

Synopsis: After moving into a new house with his mom and soon to be father, Lawrence goes through some things. Six months after his mom and new "dad" marry. His mother dies. It isn't easy on Maise's Husband. He soon realizes that he could not deal with Lawrence and goes to a foster home to see if he can put him there. Lawrence has to stay for a few more days before he can leave. Over those days the husband...
 
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2014
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me about step three. Deal?

About step three. Deal? Deal.

Deal? deal. Deal.

What'd I tell you about yapping

on that phone and driving?!

Yapping on that phone and driving?!

Yes, ma'am, I know, I...

And driving?! Yes,

ma'am, I know, I... i...

yes, ma'am, I

know, I... i... ow!

I... ow! Oh...

Ow! oh... don't you diss me!

Oh... don't you diss me!

Boy, I promised your mama I'd

don't you diss me! Boy, I promised

your mama I'd take care of you!

Boy, I promised your mama I'd take care

of you! Now, how am I supposed to keep

take care of you! Now, how am I supposed

to keep my word if you don't stop being

now, how am I supposed to keep my word

if you don't stop being so hot headed?!

My word if you don't stop being so hot

headed?! Yes, ma'am, I know, I'm

so hot headed?! Yes, ma'am, I know,

I'm sorry, it won't happen again.

Yes, ma'am, I know, I'm sorry, it won't

happen again. Scare an old woman like that!

You ought to be ashamed of

yourself.

I'm sorry, Bess, I didn't mean

to scare you. You guys are all...

Mean to scare you. You guys are all...

Yeah, you guys are all

you guys are all... Yeah, you

guys are all the family I got.

Yeah, you guys are all the family I got.

My mom was lucky to have

the family I got. My mom was

lucky to have a friend like you.

My mom was lucky to have a friend like you.

I was the lucky one!

A friend like you. I was the lucky one!

And I still am.

I was the lucky one! And I still am.

Now, we can talk about how

and I still am. Now, we can talk about

how you're going to make this up

now, we can talk about how you're

going to make this up to me.

You're going to make this up to me.

Name it.

To me. Name it.

Christmas party...

name it. Christmas

party... at your house.

Christmas party... at your house.

Nah, bessie, I can't...

At your house. Nah, bessie, I can't...

Excuse me?

Nah, bessie, I can't... Excuse me?

Christmas party, can't wait.

Mmm! smells really good.

Smells like something.

Smells really good. Smells

like something. [ Both laugh ]

Smells like something. [ Both laugh

] All right, cool, you know what?

[ Both laugh ] all right, cool, you know

what? Step four, teach you how to make

all right, cool, you know what? Step

four, teach you how to make spaghetti.

Step four, teach you how

to make spaghetti. Cool?

Spaghetti. cool? all right.

Cool? all right.

Step three, though...

all right. Step three,

though... super simple.

Step three, though... super simple.

You gotta ask her out.

Super simple. You gotta ask her out.

I can't do that!

You gotta ask her out. I can't do that!

Yes, you can!

I can't do that! Yes, you can!

She likes you, I can see that.

Yes, you can! She likes you, I can see

that. But you're getting real close to

she likes you, I can see that. But you're

getting real close to the friend zone.

But you're getting real close to

the friend zone. What's that?

The friend zone. What's that?

Here, look, it's this fine

what's that? Here, look, it's this

fine line between being the friend or

here, look, it's this fine line

between being the friend or being more.

Line between being the friend or being

more. And if you ever want to be seen

being more. And if you ever want to be

seen as more, you gotta make sure she

and if you ever want to be seen as more, you gotta

make sure she never sees you as just a friend,

as more, you gotta make sure she never sees you

as just a friend, you've got to ask her out.

Never sees you as just a friend, you've

got to ask her out. I can't do that.

You've got to ask her out. I

can't do that. Yes, you can!

I can't do that. Yes, you can!

Look, you got a dance coming up

yes, you can! Look, you got a dance

coming up in a couple weeks, right?

Look, you got a dance coming up in a couple

weeks, right? Yeah, right before Christmas

in a couple weeks, right? Yeah,

right before Christmas break.

Yeah, right before Christmas break.

Okay!

Break. okay! Well, you

ask her out, you share

okay! well, you ask her out, you

share some ice cream, boom, you've got

well, you ask her out, you share some ice

cream, boom, you've got a girlfriend.

Some ice cream, boom, you've got

a girlfriend. I don't dance.

A girlfriend. I don't dance.

Neither do I... I got a

I don't dance. Neither do I...

I got a two-step I'm gonna show you.

Neither do I... I got a two-step

I'm gonna show you. Come here.

Two-step I'm gonna show you.

Come here. Super simple.

Come here. Super simple.

All right.

Super simple. All right. You

can do... this will be easy,

all right. You can do... this will be

easy, if I can do it you can do it.

You can do... this will be easy, if I can do it

you can do it. Okay, listen, simple, simple,

if I can do it you can do it. Okay, listen,

simple, simple, simple moves, less is more,

okay, listen, simple, simple,

simple moves, less is more, okay?

Simple moves, less is more, okay?

Just follow me.

Okay? just follow me. Like this.

Just follow me. Like this. Like

the old church ladies used

like this. Like the old church

ladies used to do, you know?

Like the old church ladies used to do,

you know? Like Bess... you see bessie

to do, you know? Like Bess... you see

bessie dancing at church on Sundays.

Like Bess... you see bessie dancing at church

on Sundays. Okay, now, the main thing is,

dancing at church on Sundays. Okay, now,

the main thing is, small moves, stay cool.

Okay, now, the main thing is,

small moves, stay cool. Oh, see!

Small moves, stay cool. Oh, see!

That's what I'm talking about!

Oh, see! That's what I'm talking about!

Yeah, small moves, stay cool.

That's what I'm talking about! Yeah, small

moves, stay cool. What about the nene?

Yeah, small moves, stay cool. What about

the nene? I don't even know who that

what about the nene? I don't

even know who that is, who is nene?

I don't even know who that is,

who is nene? No, it's a dance.

Is, who is nene? No, it's a dance.

Okay, do it.

No, it's a dance. Okay, do it.

Man, that is bessie's church

okay, do it. Man, that is

bessie's church fan... I've been...

Man, that is bessie's church

fan... I've been... Yeah!

Fan... I've been... Yeah!

You got it!

Yeah! you got it! Okay.

You got it! Okay.

Mr. Grant, it's

okay. Mr. Grant, it's

Deborah Frances from child

Mr. Grant, it's Deborah Frances

from child protective services.

Deborah Frances from child protective

services. Good news, we found a home for

protective services. Good news,

we found a home for Lawrence.

Good news, we found a home for Lawrence.

Even better, it's with his own

Lawrence. even better,

it's with his own family.

Even better, it's with his own family.

Call me in the morning and I'll

family. call me in the

morning and I'll explain.

I'm sorry to keep you folks waiting.

Thank you so much for coming by.

Waiting. thank you so much for coming by.

Now, I just need...

Thank you so much for coming by.

Now, I just need... miss Frances?

Now, I just need... miss Frances?

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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