The Invitation
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Will.
Will.
Hey. I asked
if you were okay.
Sorry.
You know, we don't
have to do this.
We can just go home.
I'll be fine.
God, this thing is so...
Thick...
Official.
Maybe they're overcompensating.
It's kind of hard
to call everybody up
out of the blue after two years.
Nobody's seen her?
I ran into her and David
at a supermarket,
I heard they disappeared.
And they met in the grief group?
Mm-hmm, while we
were still married.
put odds on our divorce.
No, people
don't think like that.
Yes, they do.
No, they don't.
Yes, they...
Oh, my god.
Jesus.
What was that?
A coyote, I think.
Just stay here.
Oh, man.
You should go back in the car.
Okay, okay.
Oh, my god.
Jesus.
This was your house?
A lot of money in Eden's family.
Wasn't ever mine.
Come on, Ty.
Dinner's ready.
Hey, you're here.
F***ing a.
I win, see? Hi!
Uh, for entertainment
purposes only.
- Hey.
- Hey, buddy.
I am Gina.
We met at their...
- Yes.
- Nice to see you.
- Good to see you.
- God, Kira,
you look so f***ing
hot right now.
Will you bear a child for
us, like, right now?
We're not kidding.
And, you, I see
you've almost shed
that's so concerning.
What? I have
Mm, less so now.
- It's just...
- What? Come on.
He did look like a dishrag.
How are you?
Eh...
Is this Kira?
- That's me.
- Hi. I'm Claire.
Hi. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too.
Hey, will, I'm Ben.
Remember me?
into the ground together.
Never thrived.
It was thriving
like a motherf***er
for three months,
and you know it.
Hey, wait.
Where's CHOI?
Late as usual, and I can't get
any reception up here either.
Is Eden and, uh...
I'm here.
Oh.
Let me look at you, will.
Mm, I missed you.
You, too.
House doesn't look
very different, does it?
No, not... not really.
Well, we're glad you're here.
Oh.
You're a mess.
And you must be Kira.
Hi.
Thank you for having me.
Will, you remember David.
Of course. Sure.
Will, come here.
Hey.
I'm so glad you're here.
I'm really glad, man.
Hey, how... how are you?
Oh, I'm brilliant.
I mean, we've got
a lot to talk about,
so much to celebrate tonight.
Kira.
Yes.
Ah.
Oh. Okay.
Beautiful.
What can I get you to drink?
No, i-I'm good.
Uh, I'd go with the wine.
It's an '85 Rothschild.
Are you shitting me?
Uh, okay, what does that mean?
Oh, will, you're adorable.
It's, like, $8 million
a bottle, Cro-mag.
Well, this night is special.
We shouldn't save these things.
We shouldn't put off enjoying...
What we have.
You sure?
I'm good.
Yes. Thank you.
Well, since everybody's here...
Except CHOI.
Oh, f***ing CHOI, man.
- F***ing CHOI.
- All right.
Except CHOI, but, you know,
I guess we'll just have
Um, first of all,
welcome to our
little reunion of sorts.
You guys are all
very special to Eden,
which... which means
you're very special to me,
and we love you.
You know, each and every one
of us is on a journey,
and we feel that it's important
to be on that journey
with the people you love,
and it's something we really,
really have good here.
We want to open up
the house again,
give it and us
a new start, so...
Let's raise this ridiculously
expensive glass of wine
to new beginnings.
Yeah.
- To new beginnings.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
- Salud.
Hey! Save a glass for me.
This is Sadie.
Sadie, meet my friends.
Hey.
- Hey.
- Hi.
So, um...
How do you guys know each other?
Um...
Just friends in common, I guess.
We met in Mexico.
Sadie's staying here with
us and helping us out.
Yeah.
It's fun. We have fun.
Hope you don't mind me crashing the party.
It's awesome.
Huh.
They've told me
so much about you.
We hit a coyote
on the way up here.
- What?
- What?
It just came out of nowhere.
I mean, there was
nothing we could do.
It was in horrible shape.
He had to kill it.
What? How did you not tell
us this, like, immediately?
You killed it with, like, what?
Tire iron.
Oh, god. What?
I don't know how you did it, man.
That's pretty butch.
No, it was a good thing.
That was mercy.
Mm-hmm.
Would you mind if I looked
around for a little bit?
Of course not.
Thank you.
See you in a bit.
Can't believe it.
A tire iron requires a lot of...
- Wow.
- I know.
No, you don't. No, you don't.
No, you don't.
No. No. No!
- Will.
Jesus.
Sorry.
You scared me.
No harm done.
You're so handsome tonight.
You're shining.
And, Kira,
you're both really beautiful.
Thank you.
Heh.
Could you help me
get those glasses, please?
Bars on windows are new.
Well, I was here
alone for a while.
It's security, safer.
It's nice.
Thank you.
We got them in Mexico.
Is that where you've been
for the last two years?
Some of the time.
Yeah.
I did.
Well, I'm fantastic.
I've never been better.
You don't have to worry
about me anymore.
You don't find it hard
to be in this house again?
No, not at all.
It doesn't have to be.
That's what's so incredible.
You look different, Edie.
I am different.
I'm free.
All that useless pain,
it's gone.
It's something
anyone can have, will,
and I want you to have it, too.
Eden looks hot.
I can say that, right?
We're all consenting adults.
It's good to see you again, Ben.
You, too.
It's been way too long.
Heh.
I'm just here for the food.
What were you guys
talking about?
Not my business.
I was just telling will
that pain is optional.
It is?
Why didn't anyone
tell me that before now?
I know.
But it's actually really simple.
grief, anger, depression,
is all just chemical reactions.
It's entirely physical, and
it's completely changeable.
Kind of sound like
a pamphlet there, Eden.
You can actually expel
those emotions
from your body and live the
life you want to live.
So you're
shitting out your pain?
I can see you're not interested.
I'm sorry, Eden.
It just sounds f***ing crazy.
Eden, what the f***?
Until you stop making a
joke out of everything,
That's why nobody
cares what you think.
Um...
Yeah. Okay.
Heh.
She f***ing gored me, man.
That was loud.
- Oh, it's not...
- For the vegetarians.
Has she been acting
like this all night?
Yeah. David, too.
Look, I'm all for whatever
you gotta do to get by,
especially you two,
with what you went through,
but you didn't lose your mind.
Oh, I didn't?
Not like that.
How are you?
I don't know.
I don't really know how to act.
Well, it's not like the good
old days anymore, you know.
No.
No, it isn't.
Wait. Where's Amanda?
Home with the kids.
- Yeah?
- Pissed.
What? What's up?
Think we hate each other.
That's not good.
Yeah. I know.
But the sex is...
It's so...
- Angry.
I can't get away from it, man.
Um, it's good to see you.
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