Sugarbabies Page #6
- Year:
- 2016
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Provisions for
my road trip.
Tell me you're not
going to spend
the entire holiday
studying.
Well, Mallory
invited me up
to her family's place
for the day.
You're gonna screw in
her childhood bedroom.
That's so hot.
We're study partners.
That's it.
I've seen the way
she looks at you.
What the hell is
wrong with you man?
I don't try to screw
everything that moves?
It's that other girl
isn't it? Katie.
I can't afford Katie.
What do you mean?
Is she rich or something?
She hangs out
at Sky House.
Really?! You know
what they say
about college girls
who hang out there.
I know.
Damn...
No time for exotic
excursions.
I'm spending Thanksgiving
getting a jump
on the reading list
for B-school.
When is Saul
coming back?
Sunday night.
Four weeks as it turns
out is a very long time.
I kind of
miss him.
Someone finally
gonna get some?
Maybe. After all,
Christmas is coming.
If anyone wants to
do Istanbul, I'm in.
Where is Leo
gonna be?
Who knows, somewhere
with his wife.
Why is Leo still with her?
It makes no sense.
They don't have kids and
she knows about you.
He's with her because
she bails him out
every time his
finances go south.
Financing must be
pretty bad if he's going
to be with her for
four straight days.
What about
you Katie?
Is James taking you
somewhere fabulous?
Katie screwed up.
She made the mistake
of confusing
her sugar daddy with
a rich boyfriend.
Stop with all
the pressure.
It's okay. We're gonna
find her somebody new.
The best thing to do is to
get right back on the horse.
There's lots of guys
with lots of money.
Give her time
to grieve.
It's fine, I already have plans
to go back to Worthington.
It's my dad's birthday
and I promised my mom
I'd be home for
Thanksgiving.
I need a drink.
I'm going to need another
5- 10 minutes with this turkey.
No problem.
I'll give Dad his birthday
present before we eat!
She's been waiting
for this all day.
It's in the den, dad.
Now listen, having you home
is enough of a present.
Come on, dad. Move it!
All right,
all right.
Hurray!
Should I be
blind folded?
Hurry up,
hurry up, hurry up!
TA-DA!
Happy Birthday!
Was this your idea?
No, Katie's.
I didn't even
know about it
until the delivery
man showed up.
You know how hard this thing
was to hide in the laundry room?
I know this is a
big change, dad.
But I promise,
its just as comfortable
as your Lazy Boy.
That chair costs $1500.
Believe me, I didn't
pay that much.
It's a knockoff.
Well, if we can't make
a mortgage payment,
I guess I can
always sell it.
You do that, dad.
Sweetie, your dad's
just worried about
how much money you're
spending on us.
You're in school, we don't want
you getting further into debt.
I'm not getting
further into debt.
I picked up work
on the side!
You mean waitressing?
No, I'm consulting.
(Stammering) What does
that even mean?
I'm helping clients out
with interior design.
But what do
you care?
You've made up your mind,
you don't want it!
(Whispering)
It's $1500.
What'cha looking for?
Your stash of wine.
I definitely need some.
(Wine pouring)
Here you go, sweetie.
But be careful.
You sure didn't eat
very much at dinner.
Hey, are you okay?
You've seemed really on edge
since you've been home.
Everything's fine Mom.
Just... forget about it.
Okay.
Katie, I have
your laundry.
Thanks, Mom!
[Message ping]
Mom, what are you
doing? That's private!
Is that where all this
stuff is from? Those men?
Katie I want to
know what's going on.
Nothing... it's just
a dating website.
To find men who promise
to do what? Pay your rent?
They're not
paying my rent.
Well it's a website where men
pay women for something.
It's not what
this is about, Mom.
Well, what is it
about Katie?
If a guy gives you
gifts and likes you,
what's the problem?
Gifts?
Okay, fine. I wanted
to go to Italy.
There's this summer abroad thing
at the University of Florence.
It's an amazing program
and I got in...
but it costs $7000.
For heaven's sake Katie,
why didn't you call us?
Talk to us?
I thought it was
too much to ask,
and it is too much to ask.
After all you've done...
If Italy was so
important to you
I would have sold
Grandma's jewellery.
Maybe I didn't want
to make you feel
like you had to sell
Grandma's jewellery!
That you would even
consider this as an option.
I'm choosing a man who
will support my dreams.
Maybe if dad had
done that for you,
you'd have gotten that
graduate degree
you always wanted.
Your Dad is a wonderful
husband and father.
Are there compromises
I've made? Yes.
But I can live with them.
Can you really live
with yourself
if you're seeing men and
accepting gifts like this?
That's something you're gonna
have to decide for yourself.
[Door closing]
[Sobbing]
[Message ping]
Yeah, right.
Miss Rochelle.
Welcome back.
Hi. Do you mind if we
go for an early dinner?
I'm dying for a steak.
My son and his
wife are vegans.
Don't tell me, tofurkey
for Thanksgiving?
It was awful,
you have no idea.
Is Morton's okay?
I have a better idea.
Room service.
As in hotel
room service?
I thought this was never
going to happen?
You old people
have no patience.
Change of plans.
Bayside Hotel, downtown.
Yes sir.
[Knock at the door]
What?
What's wrong? Tessa,
are you okay?
The mailbox is full.
Now he blocked
me? Bastard!
Who blocked you?
Leo! He got back
into town last night.
He was supposed to come over
and he never showed up.
He totally
screwed me over!
Okay, okay. Hey.
Drink this.
Slow down.
Tell me what
happened, slowly.
Apparently Leo hasn't
been making payments
on this condo
for two months.
He totally neglected
our arrangement
and didn't talk
to me about it!
What? Why?
Something about
money troubles.
Maybe his wife finally
put her foot down.
They're going to
take everything.
My furniture,
paintings, all of it.
How is that
even possible?
Well he paid for it so I guess
legally it belongs to him.
Or his b*tch wife.
Either way, he's taking it.
If I don't come up with
$15,000 in two weeks,
I'm gonna be out
on the street!
Okay, can't your
dad help you?
I know you don't want
to tell him some things,
but in this situation,
he's gotta help.
If my dad had any money,
he'd put it in his arm.
What? Okay,
I don't understand.
Isn't your father-
He's not Charles Bouillette,
the billionaire.
He's John Bouillette,
the deadbeat dad who
dropped me at my Grandma's
when my mom died.
He's never sent me
a Christmas card
or called me
on my birthday.
And when I
first got here,
those b*tches with
the fancy clothes,
and the nice cars and their
tuition all paid for,
they thought I was related to
the famously rich Bouillette.
I let them believe it.
I thought it was hilarious,
them kissing my ass.
The girl raised
in a trailer park.
That's a big secret to
keep all this time.
You keep so many
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