The Descendants Page #7
Big score for that guy.
And sitting in with us this afternoon,
we are fortunate to have our nephew.
- This is Keola, and, uh...
- Hey, Hugh, what's he like?
- Who?
- Brian Speer.
- What else you know about him?
- Well, not much. He's lucky.
That son of a b*tch is gonna make
a shitload of money on commissions.
Not if we don't go with that bid.
We all want Don.
This is the way
You do too, Mattie. You said as much.
No, I understand.
You're right.
I went down to Texas
Hugh, it's good to see you.
- You too.
- All right. Okay.
- I'll see you at the meeting.
- I'll be there.
This is the way
I'm just a Hawaiian cowboy
Riding on the range every night
The women are thicker than cactus
And I swear I'll never
ride this range again
- This place rocks.
- Totally.
Oh, we ordered you mahi.
Great.
So guess what. That woman
at the beach today, that was his wife.
- Whose wife?
- Brian Speer.
- What? The hottie with the hat?
- Yeah.
- Are you sure?
- Yeah.
So he's married?
Why didn't you say anything?
It's him I wanna talk to, not her.
But I know where their cottage is.
You do? Let's do it right now.
Let's knock on his door.
That's what I'm saying.
Don't do that, don't be excited.
This isn't fun.
- It's what we came here to do.
- Right.
So you talk to his wife
while I talk to him.
And you figure out a way
to distract Scottie and their kids.
Got it. Sid, come here.
- Give him hell, boss.
- Come on, Sid.
Okay.
I'm sorry for sucking you into this.
- It's selfish.
- I'm the one who sucked you in.
I'm the one who knew.
Oh.
Don't be a p*ssy.
Hi there.
It's the guy from the beach today.
- Oh, hello.
- Hi, yeah.
You know, I'm such an idiot.
I just figured out, I do know your husband.
My daughter and I were on our way back
from dinner...
...and we just thought we'd stop by
and say howdy.
- Howdy?
- Great, come on up.
Yeah. I'm Matt King,
and this is Alexandra.
- I'm Julie Speer.
- Hi.
Yeah, I thought that was you.
You've been in the paper so much lately.
I figured you had to know Brian.
He's been pretty involved.
Yeah, no, super involved.
Yeah, maybe we met in passing.
I don't know.
I guess you guys
In the next couple of days, right,
you and your family meet?
- Mm.
- Sorry.
That's probably a conflict of interest.
No, that's okay. You're right.
It's all gonna be over in a couple of days.
- Do you guys want some lasagna?
- No, thanks, we just ate.
- A drink, then.
- Sure.
- Red wine, iced tea?
- Perfect.
- Yeah.
- Hi.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- Hi, I'm Brian.
- Brian. We may have met before.
Matt King. My wife is Elizabeth King.
I think you may have met her too.
This is our daughter Alexandra.
I was just gonna get them some drinks.
Good, good, good.
- Do you want some help?
- No, no, no, I got it.
Hi.
Elizabeth is dying.
Oh, wait. F*** you. And she's dying.
We unhooked her from the machines
this morning. She'll be dead in a few days.
- This is him?
- Mm-hm.
- Why would she go for him?
- Beats me. Well, he's very articulate.
I'm sorry.
I never thought it would come to this.
You're sorry that my mom's gonna die?
Sorry that you f***ed her?
You sorry you f***ed over my dad?
- I'm sorry for all of it.
- Look, I'm not here to wreck your life.
I just wanna give you a chance
to go to the hospital.
Don't know how long you're staying,
but you could find an excuse to leave.
You must be good at that.
to say goodbye or whatever.
You hear what I'm saying?
Okay, look, I can't have you here.
Do you understand that?
- Here we go.
- Hey.
- Thank you.
- Everyone's so serious.
Please tell me
you weren't talking about business.
- Ha, ha. Ah, we were talking about love.
- That's nice.
Will you call the boys in? Dinner's ready.
Oh, they're fine.
Let them play a while longer.
- Come on. Catch.
- Awesome cottage you're renting.
- Yeah, you don't say.
This is prime Hanalei location.
I used to come here when I was a kid,
before it was a vacation property.
Alex, your great-uncle Warren and Aunt
Lillian built this back in the '20s.
- I haven't been inside in years.
- Come on, we'll give you a tour.
Maybe, Brian, you could give my dad
a walk down memory lane...
...and Julie and I can chat out here.
Oh, yeah, I'd like that, if you don't mind.
Just a quick look.
Yeah.
Yes. It's not like we live
here or anything, but okay.
Ah.
- Will you hold that for me?
- Mm.
Let's go over here.
- Have you guys traveled much?
- Not much.
We kind of just stay...
...in the area of the islands...
- Here it is.
How'd you meet? I'm curious.
- I can't do this.
- Neither can I. How'd you meet?
I thought you said you came here
just to tell me.
I changed my mind.
And I can't very well
ask her the details, can I?
How'd you meet?
- At a party.
- What party?
A Super Bowl party.
At the Mitchell's.
- Does that help? Does that make it better?
I could go out there right now
and I could f*** you up.
So get a better attitude.
And then what?
How'd you get the nerve to ask her out?
Was it about the deal?
- Is that when you decided she was for you?
- No. It's not what you think.
It just happened.
- Nothing just happens.
- Everything just happens.
- Ha, ha.
She would have. But I didn't want that.
That never would've happened.
I love Julie.
I know I'll cry, I know he'll leave
I know he'll lie
Please don't tell her.
Please.
I don't know what I have done,
but I am so sorry.
Did she say that she loved you?
Flyin' into window panes
Changin' lanes
And it's all in vain
Do you love her?
You don't love her.
You don't love her.
You were just using her to get to me.
I told you, I wasn't trying to get to you.
It was an affair, an attraction.
It was sex.
She got carried away with the whole thing,
and I went with it.
At least, I didn't say no to things
that I should have.
I love my family.
Her lips are sealed, and you don't have
to go through the trouble of dumping her.
Hey, that is so unfair.
I had... I have so much respect for her.
She's an amazing woman.
It just ain't fair
I have one more question for you.
Yeah?
You ever been inside my bedroom?
Once.
Oh. Wow.
You could've had the decency
to lie about that one.
All right, twice.
Fools my eye
Every time
She's at Queen's Hospital
if you wanna say goodbye.
That is really all I came here to say.
That's great.
All remodeled and new appliances. Nice.
Alex, I think we should get going.
Well, hey, thanks for stopping by.
It was really nice to meet you both.
- Maybe I'll see you at the beach tomorrow.
- Yeah, maybe.
- Nice to meet you.
- You too.
Hey.
When do you think he'll show up?
I have no idea.
Was he sorry? I hope he was sorry, man.
I mean, you could've told his wife,
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