The Best Man Page #2
you can rest your mind assured
That I'll be loving you always
Until the rainbow burns
the stars down in the sky
Always Until the ocean
covers every mountain high
Always
Until the dolphin flies
and parrots live at sea
Always
Until we dream of life
and life becomes a dream
Did you know that true love
asks for nothin'
Her acceptance
Is the way we pay
Did you know that life
has given love a guarantee
To last through forever
and another day
Just as time knew to move on
since the beginning
And the seasons know exactly
when to change
Just as kindness knows no shame,
know through all your joy and pain
That I'll be loving you always
As today I know I'm living
but tomorrow...
And you didn't tell any of us?
There really wasn't
much to tell, really.
And, you know,
you can't keep a secret.
What? What do you mean
I can't keep a secret?
Were you supposed to tell me
that you had my book? Or...
Just finish the story.
Until the earth just
for the sun denies itself
I'll be loving you forever
Until dear mother nature
says her work is through
Until the day that you are me
And I am you
I guess, in retrospect,
it was one of those moments
you wish
you could have back.
But at the time,
it just wasn't right.
Wasn't right?
No.
You two are ridiculous.
Why?
You forget. She was off to
LA to do that internship
I was headed
straight to grad school.
In other words,
the two control freaks
couldn't lose control
and get freaky, right?
Wow.
I almost forgot
Almost.
I thought it was
a pretty good play on words.
Um,
it was kind of corny.
Okay.
Jordan, stop it.
This is business.
This is your boy.
This is strictly business.
It's all good.
You don't have...
Good job, Jordan.
Great. Thanks, Anita. I think it was
good, but I think we could've...
Is that him?
Yes. Yes, indeed. That is Harper
Stewart, Lance Sullivan's best man.
You sure we can't get a camera at that wedding?
It could be huge.
I know. I've actually
been working on that,
but they're very
adamant about it.
Keep trying.
Right.
You ready?
Ready.
Here she is.
Hey. Harper Stewart.
Jordan Armstrong.
Harper, I've always
enjoyed your writing.
But that book of yours?
Wow, you nailed it.
And your girl here,
talk about a fan.
She's got her nose in that preview
copy every free moment she's got.
It's my job to keep up
with what's current.
Of course you do.
Harper, can we get
you on Teen Summit,
or profile you on
Tonight With Tavis?
Absolutely. Sure.
I would like that.
Great.
We'll even get Jordan to produce it.
What do you think, J?
Absolutely.
We've got the inside track.
This is gonna be fabulous. It was
a pleasure meeting you both.
I've got to run.
Take care, Harper.
All right.
Bye-bye.
That's gonna be Jordan
in a little while.
She's well on her way.
True. True.
Come on, now.
Give me love.
Yeah, of course.
Urn...
Okay. Yeah. So, you know...
Like Anita was saying, we want
to get you in the studio.
You know me.
I'm all yours.
Right.
Yeah.
So, you guys ready to go?
All right, I'll talk to you later.
Bye.
Damn, this wedding sh*t,
it never ends.
Who wants ham hocks?
Lance's uncles.
And Mia's cousins
have the nerve
to be calling me,
driving me nuts,
asking me to hook them
up with guys and sh*t.
You should
introduce them to Quentin.
Oh, well, I did.
Big mistake.
He's got the poor girls open.
Charming motherf***er.
That's what he's good at.
If they gave college credit for
that, he'd have his PhD by now.
You know, Dr. Feel Good
has your book.
Quentin has my book?
Go on, baby.
Quentin Spivey!
Quentin Spivey from
our nation's capital.
Wow, I'm gonna have
to do a little story on him.
I'll be right back.
All right, cool.
You want a drink?
No.
What's wrong with you?
You talk too much.
See you later. Peace.
Why would you
tell him everything?
So, Q, what's up
with the guitar?
This? Just a little something
to add to the repertoire.
You know a n*gger got gifts.
The n*gger's
scatterbrained.
I had to pull
some serious strings
to get you that photography
gig at the Post.
What happened?
Don't get all bent.
You know I read your book.
I heard. So?
So you got skills, Joe.
I ain't gonna front.
You about to blow the f*** up.
Got me wanting to
be a writer and sh*t.
See, man, that's
what I'm talking about.
First it was photography. Then you
got this little music thing going.
Back in January, you wanted
to direct music videos.
Now you want
to be a writer, man.
Don't sweat none
of that sh*t, Joe.
Seriously though,
that book is like that.
I still think you might
have exaggerated
a brother's character
a little bit.
My mama not being
around ain't got sh*t
to do with how I treat
these b*tches.
How do you know
it's you I'm talking about?
Oh, come on, now. Give a
n*gger some credit, all right?
I ain't stupid.
I was a lot more focused
than that
when I was in school.
Quentin, you're still
in school, brother.
But I'm saying...
Couldn't you have embellished
a n*gger a little bit?
Ain't that that buttery sh*t
about being a writer?
You know,
rewriting history?
Tailoring sh*t to fit
your own little ideal self?
I know where you're going,
so just chill with that.
The frontal lobe, shorty?
Hey, man, ain't nothing there.
Just leave it be.
Look, all I'm saying is it
brought back some wild memories.
You know, sh*t I ain't
thought about in years.
Know what I'm saying?
Yeah, man.
Where's the book now?
Running back!
Ah.
You know what?
You play too much.
You're spilling
all your stuff.
That was a great show.
Thank you.
Can you imagine?
Look at him.
L-Boogie!
They love him
in the Big Apple.
You know they're
talking Super Bowl, right?
What are they now?
6 and 0?
He's been carrying them
all the way to the bye week.
We gotta move back here.
I got you all set up back here.
I'm gonna go get the superstar.
What you up to, man?
I'm not up to anything.
Still got your
mama's jacket on.
Will you stop, you two?
Excuse me.
Mr. Lance Sullivan?
Thank you.
Oh-ho, Harper, man! What's up?
How you feeling?
I'm all right, man,
but I am stressed.
You ought to be.
What are you doing planning a wedding
in the middle of the season?
You got Dallas next week.
I wasn't even thinking.
It's what the little lady wanted.
The little lady.
The best man is here.
I'm gonna hook you up.
I'll get you over that
broom if it kills me.
Good to see you, man.
How are you?
Sorry I missed your show.
Congratulations again,
big man.
You doing all right?
Yes, sir.
Congratulations.
Thanks.
Julian!
Hi, Shel.
Hello, honey.
Well, well, well. The gang's
all here, back in effect.
Break out the '40s.
Hey, Shelby.
It's nice to see
all of you, too.
Ah.
Harper Stewart.
Richard Wrong,
Langston Snooze.
Hi, Shelby.
I heard about your book, and I
don't think it's cute, Harper.
Listen,
the next time you want to
characterize me in one
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