The Oranges Page #6
No. I understand.
Thanks for calling back.
Told you.
He'll write you
a reference, but...
Yeah. He doesn't
want to get involved.
This isn't gonna work.
I need to find another job.
I can't stay at Meredith's
rent-free.
I know.
And I can't stay here,
across the street
from my parents.
- I love you. But...
- What the f***?
- Ethan?
- What the hell is going on?
- What are you doing here?
- Ethan? Like, Ethan Ethan?
- How did you get in here?
- Your mom gave me the keys.
She told me to let myself in,
like you might not
hear the bell.
Look, Ethan, I'm sorry, but I'm
gonna have to ask you to leave.
You can ask, but I'm not gonna.
Who is this?
Ethan, this is David -
David and Paige,
my parents' best friends
from across the street.
Why are you telling
your parents' friend
that you love him?
The door's open.
What's going on?
Nina, I need to talk to you.
Can we go somewhere
for, like, five minutes?
Ethan!
- Ethan Ethan?
- Yes! Just five minutes!
She said no, Ethan.
I'm gonna ask you one more time
to get out of here.
And if I don't, Pops,
what are you gonna do about it?
Arggh!
- Dad!
- Hey!
- David!
- Dad!
Get off me!
# Your eyes
are like starlight now
# To break this spell
# I'll take your hat
Your hair looks swell... #
Why don't you go f***...
- What?
- Nothing.
It's OK.
# Baby,
it's cold outside. #
Yes, I cheated on you.
And for that, I am deeply sorry.
But here's the thing.
I'm a sabotager.
See, any time
anything good happens to me,
I...I... I just try
and ruin it, you know,
because I get scared.
Now, things with us
were really... real.
But I didn't feel like
I deserved you,
so I became the sabotager
and, like, destroyed it.
That's great, Ethan.
But we can't just go on
and pretend like everything's fine
because you learned
a new term about yourself.
And I don't even think
'sabotager' is a word.
to finish.
See, I think
you're a sabotager also.
to get married so you could, like,
prove to your parents
that, you know,
you were
this responsible person.
But simultaneously, you were
just trying to piss them off
I've moved on.
- OK? David and I...
- David and you...
He's your parents' best friend.
For Christ's sakes.
I mean, what... Are you gonna move
here to New Jersey?
You hate it here.
We're done.
OK? Go home.
I only bought
a one-way ticket.
Well, I'm not giving up
on us, Nina!
I love you too much for that!
What?
What are you doing with my bag?
Huh? Nothing.
Just getting it some air.
- Give me my bag.
- No.
Give me my bag!
- Eat me, dick slut.
- Give me my bag, Vanessa!
No, Nina!
- No!
- Give me my bag!
- No! No!
- Give it to me!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!
- Give it!
Oh!
Oh, honey. Uh...
Honey?
I'm sorry, Dad.
Uh...
Oh...
Uh, you know, leave it be.
It's a... it's a badge of honour.
- You sure?
- Yeah.
There's aloe on the pad
to prevent scarring.
OK. Um...
You know, I'm good.
I'm, uh... I'm good.
I'm so sorry about
all this horrible...
...stuff.
I'm just...
Yeah.
You know,
That's why I'm, um...
Sometimes it's really hard
to say everything you want to.
You know...
Your father, he loves you.
Just don't let that
get confused
with everything
that's happening.
Life.
Ooph!
Stuff.
...Pasquerella, this is Greg
from Barnyard International.
I'm wondering
in sponsoring a goat.
Funding
for Barnyard International...
Well, thank you very much,
Mr Ingber, and, uh... I...
...and I'm sure the people
of Komanesk, Ukraine,
who will be receiving the chickens,
thank you as well.
- Merry Christmas. 'Bye.
- Great job, Paige.
You're a natural.
Thank you.
It'll be a great Christmas.
Oh, f***!
- Are you out of your mind?
- What? I'm not on his lawn.
I'm in the street.
The street's public property.
- I told you to go home.
- Yeah.
And I totally bought
a return ticket.
But guess what.
I'm not using it.
I'm not leaving until
you give me another chance.
Nina, I'm not, which is why
I ripped up that ticket,
in my mind.
'Cause it's an e-ticket.
Look... I've moved on.
I'm with someone else now.
You need to get over me.
Yeah, see,
that's, like, the whole thing!
I don't want to get over you!
Nina! Please!
# Those streetlights
start to fade away
# I see the quiet on you
when you're sleeping
# We had the perfect... #
Hey.
Hi.
Thanks.
I'm glad you stopped.
I've been playing
a lot of ultimate.
I'm going to play some.
That's great.
I miss you, Terry.
You might want to find Vanessa.
Why? What happened?
You should probably
let her tell you.
Harry, cut the sh*t.
What happened?
Hey.
This is a mess.
Uh-huh.
Look.
If you want me to end this,
I will.
I'm serious.
I know it may not
seem like it lately, but...
...you are the most important thing
in the world to me.
I don't know.
I mean, then what happens?
You know...
I don't know.
# Oh, the weather outside
is frightful
# But the fire is so delightful
# And since we've
no place to go
# Let it snow,
let it snow, let it snow
# Man, it doesn't show
signs of stopping... #
What are you doing, Ethan?
# The lights are turned
way down low... #
Paige, I want you
to stop avoiding me.
Terry and I are spending
Christmas Eve with you.
This tradition is continuing.
So get your ass over here
or I'll get really mad.
OK?
I love you. 'Bye.
How was that? Too forceful?
# Oh, the fire is slowly dying
# And, my dear,
we're still goodbye-mg..- #
Oh, sh*t.
# But as long as you love me so
# Let it snow, let it snow
- Hey. Merry Christmas.
- # Let it snow. #
Yeah. Same, uh...
same to you.
David!
Hello? Anyone home?
- Hey!
- Hi.
- Toby.
- Nina. What's going on?
- Oh.
- Oh...
Did you get my postcards?
- Uh... No.
- No? That's so funny.
I sent 'em to your...
your mom's house.
- Is everyone already over here?
- Call that guy...
- Hey, Toby. You're back.
- Hey.
- Merry Christmas.
- Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas.
What's with that guy outside?
How the hell could you not
tell me Mom and Dad split up?
- What could you do?
You were in China.
How was that, by the way?
Just get your ass over here.
You're not leaving me
alone with them.
Look, I can't, OK?
I'm at work.
And where the hell is Mom'?
Merry Christmas.
'Bye.
Say hi to your family.
Putting aside the enormous
and nauseating age difference
between you two,
you do realise
that I've kissed her twice?
No, once.
We never kissed on Thanksgiving.
Oh, well,
everything is fine, then.
Toby, come on. Uh, look.
I know you're upset.
- But try to understand.
- Understand what?
That I am the first son
in history
to be cock-blocked
by his father?
Oh, good.
I haven't missed anything.
Toby. Toby!
Excuse me.
Merry Christmas.
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