Young Adult Page #3
Youre Jane MacMurray?
No. Jane MacMurray just created
the series. I wrote the book.
Im Mavis Gary. Crane. See?
do you know Jane Mcmurray?
Yes, I know her very well...
Look, I wrote this book.
Okay.
Would you like a signed copy for
the store?
No, thats fine.
Ill sign as many as you want. It
adds value to your stock.
Yeah, but when merchandise is
signed,
we cant send it back to
the publisher.
Why would you send these back to
the publisher?!
sell them.
The series is done.
Come, I said, you can not ...
Whatever bookman!
subtitle by
AmirT6262
Kendal Strickland never felt
threatened.
If anything, she felt a deep sense of
pity for this rebound girl.
Not in a competitive way
she wasn't the type to show off.
That said, she couldn't help
her own popularity.
It wasn't her fault that one year
she was voted homecoming queen
of a neighboring high school.
Yes, Kendal Strickland was attractive;
that was obvious.
Other girls were so insecure,
stressing about their faces and
their figures.
Not Kendal.
Hers was an effortless beauty that
glowed from within.
However, being that beautiful could also be
intimidating.
Some guys went for
girls who were more ordinary.
How could Kendal make sure her own
perfection
wouldn't scare away
Ryan,
the love of her life?
Whats up?
-What are you doing?
-Well.
Heres that book for your niece
Oh yeah. Thanks for remembering.
Ill send it to her.
Theres a character in this one
that I based on you.
-what?
In the book.
I mean, I named him
Ashby, but its so blatantly you.
When you read it, itll be
obvious.
I hope hes cool.
Were not even supposed to do that.
Were supposed to stick to this character bible
-Hey! Nice to see you again.
- You too.
Wow, there it is...
-Adorable.
-Thank you.
Do you guys want drinks?
just water
- Can you bring me another Summer Ale?
- sure
Its fine, Ill just pump and dump
after the show.
Dont worry, Im
not trying to get my kid hammered.
Wow, look at that.
Ah yes, the Funquarium.
Always chills her out.
-Were starting to get smiles.
-Cute.
Shes like Buddys clone.
I can see you in there.
-Really?
-A lot of you, in fact.
- Thank you.
- Ladies?
So, hows it going?
I know youre a writer. I saw that nice article
about you in the Sun.
Yes, Im the author of a
young adult series.
Its disturbingly popular.
I like your decor, what is this,
shabby chic?
- Pier one.
-And a little bit Goodwill.
Me and Buddy used to go thrifting
all the time.
Remember that in the 90s,
We had a huge stupid T-shirt collection.
Just the dumbest things.
-The 90s were awesome.
Yes.
Yes, I used to sleep in Buddys
shirts. And boxers.
I still have a few, I think.
Hey, I still have one of my
ex-boyfriends T-shirts.
-I cant bring myself to get rid of it.
-What? What?
I can not tell you.
What is this painting?
Beth teaches special needs kids.
A lot of my kids learn emotions
cognitively.
It doesnt come naturally to them
the way it does for you or me.
So we need to show
them:
This is what happy looks like.
This is what anxious looks like. And so on.
How about, like, neutral?
What if
you dont feel anything?
Thats kind of how they are a lot
of the time, so. Yeah. Dont need to teach it.
Oh my God.
Is that Mavis Gary?
Yeah, can you believe it? She came
with Beth and Buddy.
Psychotic prom queen b*tch.
Come time for tequila.
Salt.
-So are they any good?
Yes, it's fine.
I know this look.
It's terrible. I knew it.
But they have fun.
Hey, look,
Freehaufs over there.
hes always just lurking
around, isnt he? So creepy!
Look at his face. Hes so doughy.
He looks like a murderer.
few clown suits.
My God, you're awful!
-Dark.
-No.
Hello, Mercury!
Im Mary Ellen Trantowski and we
are Nipple Confusion!
Please be kind,
as this is only our second show
and we all have small
children at home.
This one goes out from our drummer Beth
to her sweetheart Buddy.
goes...
Hey, do you remember we used to
make out to this song?
This song was playing the first
time I went down on you.
The first time I went down on you.
Yeah, you guys were amazing.
Yeah, you guys were namazing.
few too many.
Oh, hardly...
Its interesting to see you
hanging around again, Mavis.
Mary Ellen, you were great
tonight.
Its inspiring to see a
single mother with
so much confidence onstage.
really
we gotta get home. Relieve the
babysitter.
I want to stay out
Ill drive him home.
Really?
Buddy, let Mavis drive you home,
OK? Im gonna stay and celebrate.
Sure.
Have fun.
Thanks, Mavis!
Easy.
My tolerance has really gone down
since you knew me.
What do you mean, since I knew
you? I still know you.
Come here. Wait.
Dont you have that baby-sitter until 11?
Yeah. But we cant go anywhere.
I know, We cant.
but ...
But time is just so precious.
For real. It goes so fast. Whoosh.
I know ...
Man. I just really love my
daughter, you know?
I know, I know ...
I can tell youre
a great father.
beyond in so many ways.
Youve stepped up to
the plate. You do too much, even.
-You think so?
Yes.
Youre such a good, good man,
Buddy.
Dont ever shortchange yourself.
I thought I saw lights.
Yeah, um, Daniel. Im home.
-Wheres Beth?
-Beth wanted to stay out all night and party.
Well, were all out of breastmilk
and she doesnt want the nuk anymore.
I got it
-Goodnight, Buddy.
-Good night.
-Easy, great!
-I depression.
Then do exercise
Take your poor dog for a walk for once.
Why dont you walk, fat ass?
Oh, theres some low-hanging fruit
You are low-hanging fruit.
No! I hate this guy over here.
Ugh. My cousin Mike.
-Mike Moran is your cousin
-Unfortunately.
Here comes the happiest cripple in
Minnesota.
-Mavis?
-Mike.
What is up, girly-friend?
Holy sh*t, cuz, this is such a rad surprise!
Im just in town taking care of a
real estate thing.
-How are you?
-Im great.
You know, Kim and I
just had our six-year anniversary.
Six years, what is that, wood?
Porcelain?
Strychnine?
Anyway, the kids are great.
Work is a trip, but I play hard, too.
doing a
lot of rock-climbing.
What, like, rock-crawling, you
mean?
Nahh, Im vertical, bro. Believe
it or not.
We can do anything a normal
can do.
Probably more,
because weve had to reboot for extra
positivity,
know what Im saying?
-You should try it!
-You should try it!
No!
I love the way this guy talks.
Hes like, no.
Im so glad you guys are buds,
I can totally see it.
Its like Will and Grace.
-It is!
No, it is not.
Look, Im gonna roll back to my
boys, but
we should chat later!
Ill buy you a scotch or whatever youve got there.
I love this place
total time capsule, right?
When did he get that chair?
Sophomore year?
Junior. Car wreck. He got so much
attention.
Yes,he was the popular cripple.
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