Two Moon Junction Page #5

I said to myself "If she comes here

wearing high-heeled shoes,

then she's come

cos she wanted to come."

There's almost $5,000 here.

Please take it and go away.

I saw your fiance today.

I love that song he was singing.

He showed good taste there.

I bet his friends

are giving him a stag party tonight.

If you don't want the money,

give it to charity.

Keep your money.

How come you aren't wearing

any panties, April, darling?

What kind of a way is that to come see

somebody you don't wanna see?

I know. Don't tell me.

You washed them out before

you went to bed and they're not dry yet.

You're a real son of a b*tch.

At first you excited me.

Now you repulse me.

You've got no mystery.

- Everything you are...

- Is between my legs.

It's crazy.

I've run a million miles

and who should I fall in love with?

The very girl I was running away from.

You're lying.

You lie about everything.

Am I?

Come here.

I wanna show you something.

To the merging of two

great southern families.

Good luck to you, Chad.

May God bless you.

- Hear! Hear!

- I'll drink to that.

His name's Max.

I was gonna call him Tom II,

but I figured he needed his own identity.

He's beautiful.

I wanted to give you one

for your wedding,

but then I figured it would be

kinda hard for you to explain.

My cousins and I used to come here

all the time when we were kids.

It was our place.

We did everything together.

In the summer we used to sneak around at

night and watch our parents making love.

Then we'd come in here,

strip down and touch each other all over.

One night, after a party,

they both got crazy drunk,

took their father's Lincoln Continental

and crashed it into a telephone pole.

Timothy, the one who was driving, lived.

But Charles died.

Two months later, Timmy put a gun to

his head and shot himself out of despair.

You remind me of them.

We used to play this game,

my cousins and I.

They'd blindfold me,

and I'd try to guess which

one of them I was with.

I'm not your cousins.

What cousins?

What do you want?

What time's your wedding?

Noon.

Yeah.

Well...

I'll wait around till then.

See what happens.

Everybody, they're here! Come on,

they're here! Come on, they're here.

OK.

Come on, big fella.

Looks like she's not coming.

Come on, kiddo. We're on.

Darlin', is something wrong?

- What's the matter?

- I need a minute.

- Sugar, are you all right?

- Yes. No.

Belle, I think you should go back

and see what's happening.

Good God.

Darling, you look so beautiful.

We're so proud of you.

Belle, I don't know if I can do this.

But we love you,

and we only want what's best for you.

- What's goin' on?

- You may be about to get some character.

- She's got cold feet?

- No. Just a little holdup. I'll handle it.

If y'all just hold on a minute,

the bride's got a wrinkle in her dress.

You know how these things are.

Now, don't anybody go away.

I won't let you throw your life away

on a passing fancy.

Passion fades. Believe me, I know.

What are you talking about?

I was afraid this would happen.

He will never interfere with your life again.

Belle, what did you do?

Belle?

He asked me for money.

I gave it to him.

That's not true.

He would never take money.

- Everyone has his price.

- Not him.

April, my beautiful, courageous child,

have I ever lied to you?

Now...

I'm sorry. I didn't mean

to inconvenience you.

It's just that I was in the neighbourhood

and I needed a nice, hot shower.

Sure is nice-smellin' soap.

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