03x15 - Senioritis

Episode transcripts for the TV show "Felicity". Aired: September 29, 1998 –; May 22, 2002.*
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03x15 - Senioritis

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Previously on Felicity:

I'm DeForrest, by the
way... DeForrest Ingram.

Hi. Hey, you got your eyes back.

Wow. They're nice.
You're the beautiful voice.

I think Ben and I just broke up.

Nothing happened.

Being up there made me realize
that I didn't want to be up there.

It made me realize I
wanted to be here with you.

Are you sure?

Mr. Fitzgerald, I so
appreciate the fact that you're

trying to support the Pacific
Northwest's cultural community.

I mean, I've never been
there, but I think that innovation,

diversity, and access to
the arts is a great thing.

Mr. Crane, give me a
situation in which you failed

and how you handled that. What?

Give me a situation in which you
failed and how you handled that.

He's not going to ask those
questions. What are you...

Do you want my help or not? I
went to Harvard Business School.

Summer program. I know
what I'm talking about.

What are those things on
your face? Pore suckers.

I have this huge
event coming up.

Hi. Hi.

Aughhh!

Owww! You all right?

Oh, my God.

Is Ben here? Uh, no.

No, he's not. Oh.

Do you want to come in?

OK.

Has he gotten any
of my messages?

Yeah, I've told him you called.

But...

you know Ben.

No, I don't.

Maybe that's part
of the problem.

What do you mean?

Well, I assumed he was...

I don't know.

Nothing.

Yeah, I know he can be
pretty irresponsible sometimes.

I'm just confused.

I asked him to go to
Southampton, we went together,

we had a really good time.

Something happened?

Yeah.

♪ Can you become

♪ Can you become

♪ A new version of you

♪ New wallpaper

♪ New shoe leather

♪ A new way home

♪ You don't remember

♪ New version of you

♪ I need a new version of me

♪ New version of you

♪ I need a new version of me ♪

Hey. What are you
doing? I'm studying.

You're what? I'm studying.

Really? I thought I could do
pretty well on finals this year,

so I thought I'd just approach
the whole thing a little differently.

That's great. Yeah.

Uh, hey. The... the
episode, uh, 18, Georgia files.

Did you erase them? Uh,
no. They're on your computer.

You sure you didn't erase them?

No, I didn't erase
them. They're, um...

I'll be out in just a
second. Thanks, and hurry.

Yeah. She said she'd
be there in a second.

That guy's driving me nuts.

Noel? Yes, Noel.

Sorry. I'm a little anxious.

The foundation called back. I
have my second interview today.

Oh, my God, Noel! That is great!

Yeah. Yeah. I've
been terrified for days.

You know, I mean,
this is... This is real.

No matter what I've done, there's always been
that safety net that this was just college.

You know? But, yeah, this is
real. This is like that first job.

You're going to be great. Yeah.

I hope so.

You could've just said,
"Hey, can I have the paper?"

He's annoying
the hell out of me.

There it is. Georgia files.
I saved it under "Geo."

What are you doing?

"What am I doing?"
I'm making breakfast.

First of all, who puts
peanut butter on a bagel?

You ever tried it? Secondly,

did you notice anything
interesting about that bagel?

It was toasted, it was on a
plate, someone had prepared it?

Toast another one!
There are no other ones.

Have the bagel! I don't want
the bagel with peanut butter on it.

Noel, what's your problem?

You're my problem.
You don't think.

I don't know what's going on
with you guys, but it's annoying.

Look. No bagel.

Learning requires an open mind!

OK, so now I'm supposed to
tell you what I think that means?

You know what? Can
you just hold on a second?

It's Reading Week, people,
and some of us are trying to read!

Wow. Thanks! No problem.

So, where were we?

Um, learning
requires an open mind.

Oh, right.

That was funny.

Hello!

We're in here, trying
not to fail our MCATs.

And they're tomorrow.

Oh. OK, well,
I'll be really quiet.

I'll be as quiet as a mouse.
You won't even know I'm here.

Sorry.

Is your place any
quieter than this?

Actually, I've got a
hotel room for tonight.

Everybody does that
before the MCATs.

They do? Yeah.

It's a quiet place to study and
you can get a good night's sleep.

Why didn't I think of that?

It's no problem. You can
stay with me if you want.

It's already booked. Uh, um, no.

I'll be fine.

OK, I'll pay half!

What the hell
happened to your face?

Don't worry about it. I
got a surprise for you.

Oh.

Ready? Mm-hmm.

I'm gonna have a
bar mitzvah! What?

It's the Jewish rite of passage.
I know what a bar mitzvah is.

But didn't you have one
when you were a kid?

No. That's the thing.

My parents never really believed
in religion when I was growing up,

so I didn't have one, but I can
have one now, so I'm gonna do it.

What do you think?
That's my surprise?

Yeah. Isn't it great?

I have not been sh**ting the Shabbat
with Rabbi Levin for two months.

I've been working at this. My
Torah portion, the whole thing.

So we'll have a ceremony and then
we'll have a little party afterwards.

And then, you know, under
Jewish custom, I'll officially be a man.

Finally.

That's funny.

I'm talking about my Jewish
heritage and you're making jokes,

which is fine, but just
don't do that tonight.

Tonight? Rabbi Levin's
coming for dinner.

I'm thinking about
ordering in Chinese...

Why don't you let me cook
dinner? You'd do that for me?

Yeah. I know how
much this means to you.

Ohh! You are the greatest.

And, Sean? Yeah.

For future reference, just, um, when
you say you have a surprise for me,

have a surprise for me.

Yeah. That's OK.

The Wing Luke Asian Museum?

Oh, uh, a museum in Seattle

exploring the issues relating to the art,
history, and culture of Asian Pacific Americans.

Named after?

Wing Luke, Seattle
city councilman, 1962.

Hey, guys. Hey.

Richard, what are you doing? Just trying
to protect the school and my reputation.

What are you talking
about? It's the end of the year.

You know what that
means. Senioritis.

All the kids are
getting crazy ideas.

It's time to steal the mascot,
put bubble bath in the fountain,

T.P. the library.
Well, not on my watch.

Nice uniform. I
borrowed it from security.

I think it sends a
strong message.

It definitely does. I want
people to know I'm out there.

I could be studying
for my own finals,

but I'm sacrificing that time to
make sure our campus is prank-free.

We got a problem in sector four.

Yeah, check that. Be
right there. I need backup.

If you guys could let me
know of any suspicious activity.

We'll... we'll call you. Yeah.

Thanks. Good to see you.

Noel?

Mmm? What's going
on with you and Ben?

You guys have been acting so weird
around each other. No, it's nothing.

You're lying, and I
know you're lying.

I'm not. I just don't
want to talk about Ben.

Why are you mad at
him? Can we just drop this?

Is it something
that I should know?

I have to go.

I have an interview to get
to, and you have a final.

I do, but I know you're
trying to change the subject.

It's working, isn't it?

Good luck. You're
gonna do great.

You too. Good luck.

All right.

You have reached
Blumberg Productions.

For Sean, press one.
For not Sean, press two.

Ben, it's Samantha,
Avery's roommate.

Something's happened
to Avery. She's in trouble.

If you get this message, can you
call me on my cell phone? 382...

Hello?

Hey. Yeah. What happened?

Are you serious?

Hey. I wouldn't have
called, but Avery insisted.

What happened? You said
that they pumped her stomach?

I just think if you had returned her
phone calls, she probably wouldn't be here.

OK, what did she
do? Talk to her.

Avery.

Hey.

Hey.

Whoo-hoo!

Life is the greatest!

Can you believe this?
Today was a good day.

Oh, today was a great day.

It means that
anything is possible,

that the world is just
one big, giant opportunity!

Noel, I'm so happy for you.

I'm happy for you.
Mine was just a final!

There's no such thing
as "just a final," you know?

It's still an obstacle.

I mean, whether it's
a final or an interview,

it's still something that
we have to surmount.

Is "surmount" a
word? Yeah, I think it is.

We gotta do something to
celebrate. Just something crazy.

What do you want
to do? I don't know!

We just gotta do something
to cement this moment,

so we won't forget
that it ever happened!

We should T.P. the library.
That would make Richard crazy!

No, I'm kidding. I know,
but you're a genius.

We can't T.P. the library!

Why not? Because that's stupid!

And because I got caught breaking
into the pool and I got in big trouble.

If I get caught... No, no, no.

I've been here for four
years, for 48 months of my life.

If I don't do something,
just one thing

that's stupid and idiotic
before I leave, then...

We gotta do it. OK?
The time is now.

While we still can.

I can't believe this! Come on!

I got the job. I'm-I'm
moving to Seattle.

You're moving to Seattle.

Yeah. I guess I am.

Don't you think when
people do pranks,

they think it's more
funny than stupid?

But I just think this is stupid.
Well, this part is stupid.

Sitting here with a
bunch of toilet paper

waiting for the library
to close, that's stupid.

But the actual throwing of the
paper, that's going to be fun.

OK? I promise you. Get into
the spirit. It's gonna be fun.

I'm in the spirit.
I'm here. I know.

I know you already told me, but
what is this job in Seattle, exactly?

Oh. Easy. Um...

Quentin Fitzgerald, that
computer billionaire in Seattle?

Uh, no. You don't
know who he is?

No. He's starting this
foundation for the arts.

They're looking for graphic designers to
head up different sections of the Web site,

and I'm gonna be in charge
of managing the whole thing.

So, like, I'm going to have
people working for me.

Like artists from all
around the world, you know?

It's like going to grad
school and getting paid for it.

Noel, I'm gonna miss you.

What? You could work for me.

I have to hire a coordinator
to work with all these artists.

It would be a dream job. Would
you consider something like that?

Oh, my God!

Shh.

It was all a mistake.

They did some blood tests
and a mental status exam

and they wanted to keep me
overnight, but I told them I'm fine.

They said I could go home.

Avery? Tell me what happened.

After the sh**ting,
I was prescribed

these pills because I
was having nightmares

and the doctor said that it
would help with the anxiety.

But, you know, I
was doing a lot better.

And then, last night,

I-I just... I didn't
feel like myself.

I just felt lost and confused.

So I took two.

But they didn't do anything.

So I...

I took two more.

I don't know how many I took.

Were you...

Were you trying
to k*ll yourself?

No.

♪ Look around and you'll find

♪ That I've wasted my time

♪ I don't know

♪ If I've found the right toy

♪ Turn, turn around

♪ And you'll see

♪ What has happened to me

♪ I don't know where I'm goin'

♪ Half the time

♪ You don't want me around

♪ We gotta meet
back down on the ground

♪ You don't want me around

♪ We gotta meet
back down on the ground

♪ Look, look around and you ask

♪ Can she make it that fast

♪ I don't know

♪ If I found the right road

♪ Come, come
around, stop right there

♪ You might breathe free the air

♪ I don't know what I'm doing

♪ Half the time ♪

Ooh. The ham's almost ready.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. We can't
have ham. Sean. I'm kidding.

It's chicken.
Relax. It is chicken.

I'll get it. You keep tossing.

All right.

You must be Megan. It is so
great to meet you. I'm Marissa Levin.

The rabbi. You're the rabbi.

Wow.

Can I...?

Oh, yes, please. Thank you.

This is, um, Sean...
Your... your Marissa is here.

Hey! I'm so glad
you could make it.

Good to see you.
It's good to see you.

So glad you could make it.
Oh, thank you! It smells great.

Yeah, that's Megan. Yeah.

She's talking about the food.
Can I talk to you in the kitchen?

Yeah. Why don't you find a
seat, I'll get something to drink.

OK. OK.

Isn't she great?
Oh, she's fantastic.

Don't you think you could've
told me? Told you what?

That Rabbi Levin looks
like a Hooters girl! Come on.

Now I know why you were so anxious
to study! She's a Talmudic scholar.

Who looks like she could give a
lap dance! Which is convenient.

OK. Um, would you
just give her a chance?

We'll have dinner and
you'll see that she's amazing.

She's here to help me with my
bar mitzvah, Megan. She's a rabbi.

Does she have proof?
Like an I.D. or something?

Stop it.

OK, um, how did I do?

So far we both rocked it.

Really? Yeah.

I got a 31 on the
Bio, and you got a 32.

Yes!

Oh, my God.

Do you realize that in less than
24 hours this is all gonna be over?

How great is that?

You know where we
should go after this? Where?

Coney Island. I'm a
fiend for roller coasters!

Um...

This is embarrassing.
I-I think I should go.

DeForrest, this is
your room. Yeah.

I know, but, uh,
it's not a problem.

Just keep the room and... and,
uh, do good on your test tomorrow.

Break a femur.

Literally, this whole place

was filled with Christmas trees.

Really? Yeah.

I'm embarrassed to admit this, but I
always wanted a Christmas tree growing up.

Are you kidding
me? So did I! Really?

Yeah, really! We had one.

A Christmas tree.

Not being Jewish.

Oh, I was so jealous
of people like you.

It looked like so much fun... the
tree, the presents, the fake snow.

Oh, yeah. It was great.

Yeah. You know one
thing we did have though?

Brisket. True, true.

My mother's brisket is amazing.

Nobody made better
brisket than my Gaboom.

It's my grandma. Uh... It was
like a whole day process, too.

She'd go to the kosher butcher and
pick out the right meat and everything.

And she'd sing. She was
so happy to be cooking.

She'd sing like... ♪ Day, dayenu

♪ Day, dayenu Day, dayenu

Dayenu, dayenu ♪

That's so funny. I know.

Isn't it just beef?

What? Brisket.

Y-yeah. It-It's beef.

You know what? I
actually have to admit it.

I'm a little nervous about
the bar mitzvah. A little bit.

I think it's so great that you're
doing this. I am so proud of you.

It could be fun.

It's gonna... Where you going?

Home! Why?

Oh, I really should
be studying for finals.

And anyway, I don't want to break up
any more of your intimate conversation.

So long!

Thanks for stopping
here with me.

I really just needed
something to calm my nerves.

Hi. Hi. Thank you.

It's OK. Thanks.

Since I've been
back this last month,

everything seems so screwed up.

All the things that I thought were important
and valuable, all of sudden, they're not.

Yeah.

And... my friends.

I don't want to say that they're
shallow because that sounds mean, but...

Well, what about Samantha?
She seems to care about you.

Yeah, I guess.

Maybe you should go talk
to somebody, professionally.

What you went through is
pretty traumatic. That might help.

No, I did that
already. It didn't help.

OK.

I'm just lonely.

Were you serious about
what you said before?

What? About that job.

Yeah, I was serious!

Ben and I haven't really talked about
what we're gonna do this summer.

Just remember you'd have
the best boss of all time.

So it's something I can really
think about? Definitely think about it.

Yeah, I mean...

Hey. Hey.

Noel got this really great job offer
at this start-up webzine in Seattle,

so we were celebrating.

So you T.P.'d the library? Yeah.

Wow.

Actually, he thinks there might
be a job for me there this summer.

Really?

We haven't even talked about what
we're gonna do over the summer yet.

It's not like I took the
job. I just, you know.

What?

What's the matter?

Um...

The thing is,

um...

on the way home
from the library,

I saw you with Avery.

I mean, I'm sure there's

a rational explanation for it.

You should know, though,

that it felt awful
seeing you with her.

Well, I'm sure it did.

I'm sorry, but there
is an explanation.

It just seems like there's
always an explanation.

I was on my way out and her roommate called
and told me Avery was in the hospital.

She almost O.D.'d
on these pills.

Man.

But she's OK?


I mean, she's fine
now but we didn't know

for a while if she
was going to be OK.

And then her roommate had to
leave, so I had to take Avery home.

I'm sorry. I know how this must
make you feel. I really am sorry.

The thing is, I
feel bad for her.

It's just...

It's weird that she keeps showing
up all the time. It's awkward.

I know, and I think that's over.
I think she's done with that.

OK? OK.

If you want to sleep, I can
go work in the living room.

No, I like having you here.

OK.

Hey. Are we, um...

I mean, was there a
real problem last night?

'Cause I haven't heard from you.

Nope. No problem.
I just had work to do.

Look.

I know you may not totally understand
the whole bar mitzvah thing...

No, no. I understand, Sean.
I understand completely.

And actually, I thought
about it a lot last night,

and, uh, Rabbi Levin,
she really opened my eyes.

She did? Mm-hmm.

Oh, that's great. I knew you'd
come around. So, listen to this.

I'm thinking about having a theme
for the party, for the bar mitzvah.

I know that sounds lame, but if
I was 13 there'd be no question.

I think you should
be with Rabbi Levin.

Be with? What? Like
in the biblical sense?

Mm-hmm. You're kidding.

Megan, she's my rabbi. So?

I saw the way you were
together last night, and it hit me.

You and I are just kidding
ourselves. We don't belong together.

I'm not Jewish, you're not
Wiccan. It's never gonna work.

OK, we've been
through this before.

Yes, but the fact is,
you and that rabbi, man,

you're like meant
for each other.

You have the same
beliefs, the same interests.

You sing the same songs
that have one-word lyrics.

Maybe she's not the girl you
should be with specifically,

but that's the kind of
girl you should be with.

Because I can't do this anymore.

Pranksters!

I have ways of exposing
you, do you hear me?

You're not going to
get away with this!

Hey! Where were you last night?

Avery almost O.D.'d? Yeah.

Now I know that Ben had
a reason to be with her.

Oh. And that reason would be?

She was hospitalized!

Right.

What?

You're doing that
thing again. What thing?

Like you're going to tell me
something, and then you don't.

No! I'm not doing... No.
I'm thinking about the library.

I feel guilty about what we
did, and Richard's gonna freak.

Richard's not gonna...
He can't do anything.

Besides, you already have a job.

Did you tell Ben
about Seattle? Yes.

I mean, I mentioned it.
We didn't really talk about it.

We kind of got distracted
with the whole Avery thing.

Right.

There's that look again.

Ben was just helping her.

I'm sure the whole Ben and Avery
thing was completely innocent.

End of story.

Hey.

Hey!

So, um, how did you do?

Oh, you know, there's always
Johns Hopkins University.

No MCAT test score
required for admission.

Come on, you know you did fine.

Yeah, maybe. I could
always be a garbage man.

I heard that wasn't
so bad. But, no, listen.

Seriously, I wanted
to, uh, say I'm sorry...

Don't be. Last night was just...

You saved my life on
this. You know that, right?

That means you gotta hire me
when you open your practice.

I make a mean receptionist.

Dr. Elena Tyler's office.
Could you hold? Stop it!

Yeah.

Well, uh, I'll see you.

OK.

Hey. What is this?

Not right now, I'm going
to see my spiritual advisor.

Yeah, but do you know
what this is? Uh, yeah.

Noel made these while you were
gallivanting around Southampton.

He was trying to cheer Felicity
up. I was not gallivanting.

It's got, like, dinner and movies
and rollerblading. What is that?

It's a whole arts-and-crafts
thing, he was...

The back says "Breakup
Kit" on it. What's that about?

Hey. Avery. How you doing?

I'm sorry to bother you.

I wanted to give you these
flowers and say thank you.

Well, you don't have
to thank me. I know.

I hate to run, but I gotta
see a rabbi about a thing.

Can I ask you a favor? Yeah.

Can I crash here for a
little while and study?

I have so much work to do,
and I don't feel like being alone.

Just for a little while.

Uh, yeah, I guess. Yeah.

Look, I just gotta tell you that

this... this is making
Felicity really uncomfortable.

Hey. Huh.

I'll give you guys some privacy.

I'll be right back.

Hey. What the
hell did that mean?

You guys might want to be
alone to fool around some more.

What are you talking about?
We've never fooled around.

You think I like being
responsible for her?

You're so transparent.

I'm "transparent"!
What does that mean?

Another damsel in
distress, saved by Ben.

Do you only save
beautiful women?

You'd love if Avery got between me
and Felicity! I think she already has.

The only person getting
between me and Felicity is you.

No, I'm offering her
an amazing opportunity.

Like that's why
you're inviting her!

You know this would be great
for her. She might not go...

Because she wants to spend
the summer with her boyfriend?

Yeah, with a guy
who lies to her.

You're a jealous little d*ck!

You think I'm jealous
of you? Yeah, yeah, I do!

I'm not jealous of a guy
who sleeps with Avery,

then tells Felicity
that nothing happened!

What is he talking about?

I have no idea!
Nothing happened.

You said that
something happened.

All right. She kissed me.

One kiss.

Good luck.

See ya.

You said nothing happened.

Yeah. Nothing did happen.
You kissed her in Southampton!

No, I didn't kiss her. She
kissed me. It meant nothing.

So why didn't you tell me? Because
it was a stupid kiss! I told you.

I went up there confused. I needed
to figure things out, which I did.

I want to be with you. I don't want to
be with her. What was she doing here?

She just showed up.
What was I supposed to do?

Say no? There has to be a
reason you can't say no to her.

Is there a reason Noel's
giving you a breakup kit? What?

These stupid coupons...
He's in love with you.

We're talking about Avery.
I don't want her around you!

Well, I don't want you spending
the summer with Noel. What?

What do you mean,
"what"? Yeah, I don't!

Ben, those are two
completely different situations!

I would be going
there for a job!

Avery's this girl who clearly
has deep feelings for you...

Like Noel has for you!
No, it's not the same thing!

Noel has feelings! He's
one of my closest friends!

That doesn't mean he's
not trying to break us up!

I don't know what else to say.

Well, what are you
gonna do? I don't know.

Oh, no. Did it go that badly?

Everything is fine.

So why are you vigorously
scrubbing out our refrigerator?

Because I'm a bigot. What?

Before I knew what DeForrest
looked like, I liked him.

I mean, we have the
best time together.

He's funny, and
smart, and sweet.

The only reason we're not
dating is the way he looks.

I'm sure that DeForrest is
like, a totally cool person,

but you can't help it if there
isn't any chemistry between you.

Where are you going?

To a learning situation
which requires an open mind.

Is that... Mother of God.

Noel Crane!

How could you s*ab
me in the back like that?

Ugh. Keep eating.

I'm getting my stuff. Going
back to my apartment.

No. No you're not. Excuse me?

Excuse me, OK? I went
and I saw the rabbi today.

Oh. Let me guess.
You're engaged.

Not funny. She actually has
some pretty good thoughts.

Did you say thoughts, or thongs?

Have a little respect!
She's a woman of God.

She thinks that it might be
good for us to go to therapy.

Oh, my God. Are you kidding?
Couples therapy is crap.

You're a psychology major. You're
supposed to believe in that crap!

I don't. We don't
need it. We don't?

No! What couples break
up and get back together,

every single week?

What Goths do you know
that date practicing Jews?

We have plenty of
issues to discuss!

Yes, that is my point.
We're too different.

No! The point is
we're great together.

This is the best relationship
that I have ever had!

We'll go to couples
counseling. Fine!

Good! Good!

Hi.

Hey. What's up?

Um...

I was just thinking about,
you know, the other night.

You know, and
how great you were.

And how smart and
funny you are, and...

Are you dumping me? Because
I didn't know we were dating.

You didn't have to
do that. I wanted to.

You wanted to, or you
thought you should?

That was not a pity kiss. I
didn't use the word "pity."

I was thinking it,
I just didn't use it.

I don't want that kind of favor.

I don't need to be part
of anyone's experiment

to see what it's
like to be romantic

with a guy they
would be attracted to

if he wasn't so huge.

I think you just
called me shallow.

I didn't use that word, either.

But it's not your
fault. You know?

You were just being kind.

But...

no, thanks.

I'll see you.

Hey. There you go. Thanks.

Hey. Hey.

Hey, did you get my message?
Yeah, that's why I'm here.

Can we sit down
for a second? Sure.

Listen, I'm sorry for causing
a scene at the apartment.

I hope that you and
Felicity worked that out.

Yeah. I gotta talk to you. The flowers were
a lot, but I really wanted to say thank you.

It's getting kind
of embarrassing.

How many other times are you
going to have to save my life?

None.

We went through an intense
experience. I understand that.

But you have to understand
that it was just a moment.

Oh, Ben, please don't say that.

You're the only person that
understands what I went through.

That's not true.

I talked to your
roommates; I called them.

They want to help you.
Janine and Samantha.

They want to help you;
you just have to let them.

And more importantly,
I really think

you gotta go back and
you gotta talk to a therapist.

I do.

I just... I can't be
there for you anymore.

I am... I am in
love with Felicity.

So I can't call
you if I need to?

No. I'm sorry.

Look, I gotta get back to work.

I really am sorry.

Good-bye.

Good-bye.

Hey.

Ben thinks that you're
trying to break us up.

Noel.

I shouldn't say anything.

What does that mean?

Nothing. I should just
keep my mouth shut.

No, because I'm asking you.

That's not what you're doing
with the whole Seattle thing?

If I start talking
about this now...

Come on, I asked
you. What's going on?

No. I am not trying
to break you up.

Right. That's what I
thought. I told him that.

Yeah.

But... uh...

I was thinking, you know.

And I don't know
if... if you realize,

I mean, how much we're
actually going to miss each other

when you know, when
we live in different cities.

I know. No, I mean, I don't
think you've thought it through

like I have, because I'm the
one doing the actual moving.

I mean, we depend on each other.

What we have, what
we've been through,

I know. Yeah.

I think we take
that for granted.

I'm going to miss you so much.

Yeah.

What?

Just tell me one thing.

OK. One thing.

Tell me that you don't still
have feelings for me, too.
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