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After Party (2024)

Thanksgiving & Drama Movie Collection.
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After Party (2024)

Post by bunniefuu »

Just let it go...

It's not worth it.

It has to be somewhere here!

Isn't it here?

Don't wallow in it.

Oh, dude!

Stop looking for it.

It really didn't cost anything.

Ew!

Sorry!

- Good thing I have you!

- Right!

Give it to me or

you're gonna puke!

I never puke.

You know what?

Before going to sleep

try taking one Advil and

drink loads of water with it.

Good night.

- Night.

- See you tomorrow?

Drink loads of water

before you go to bed!

Jesus! Good night, Mom!

AFTER PARTY

He's at work, not picking up,

but he'll surely call back.

He hasn't reacted to any

of our notices so far.

- It'd be wise of him to call back.

- I see.

Would you like

a glass of water or coffee?

No, thanks.

He's not picking up.

I'll keep trying.

- Hello.

- Hi. That's my daughter.

Hello.

No one else lives in the house?

Don't worry,

I'll explain it later.

What is this supposed to mean?

- Dad's in trouble.

- What kind of trouble?

Something at work.

- Careful with the painting.

- Yes.

What did he say?

I'm calling him now.

Are they taking everything away?

That's not necessary.

The computer's on the list anyway.

Were you here before?

Obviously.

- But all my data's on it.

- Feel free to download them.

We know about this, too.

I bought it myself, though!

You're going to have to prove it.

But this will stay, right?

We can't be sure about

the artistic value, Mrs Vranova.

If you appeal,

my colleagues will evaluate it.

My daughter painted it

when she was 5.

Still. Go ahead, gentlemen.

Why didn't you tell me

they were here already?

We didn't want to burden you.

Dad said it was only temporary,

there was no reason to involve you.

Doesn't seem temporary.

Here.

- And this one?

- It's not operational.

- And the third one?

- It's my husband's.

He is going to have to hand it in.

It's been distraint as well.

What do you think

we should do next?

It would help if your husband

would get in touch with us.

And pay off the debt

as soon as possible.

I understand.

Did you know the house

was put up for auction?

I didn't know.

What if we actually lose it?

Where would we live?

And my school?

The school fee is due next week.

What if we don't have the money?

Dad wouldn't let that happen.

We have never struggled.

He knows what he is doing.

It will be alright.

With the house and your school.

We bought the lamp

for about 30 thousand.

And they took your painting

and an Ikea lamp instead.

It's absurd.

The sofa was expensive, too,

wasn't it?

Yeah.

Gotta go.

What's next?

Let's wait for Dad.

There is nothing we can do.

It's up to him.

We can't just sit around and wait.

Shall I call someone?

- Ask them to wait a little longer?

- I don't even know these people.

Let's leave it to Dad.

He will solve it.

Would you...

Do you have some cash on you?

For a cab.

I'm running late

and my card's been blocked.

- I don't know, let me check.

- Thanks.

- Hey Kaja, what's up?

- I've been sleeping.

I need you to come over

with the big car.

- Jindriska, come on...

- Please.

What happened? The car's too big.

Some sh*t at home.

I really need you.

OK. I'm gonna k*ll you.

Thanks, you're the best.

- Oh, hello.

- Hello.

No one opens the door.

You must be Mrs Vranova.

- Or Miss?

- No, I don't live here.

I see. I guess we're out of luck.

Do you know Mr Vrana?

Or how to reach him?

Small town,

everybody knows each other...

- Sorry, I'm in a rush. Bye.

- That's a shame.

Bye then.

- Hi.

- Hey.

Sorry, there are some weird guys

in front of the house.

What guys?

Someone from your Dad?

What's wrong?

I'm not sure.

But we might lose the house.

- And everything.

- What?

What did he do?

He's deep in debt

and somehow didn't mention it.

That's horrible!

- Will you help me?

- Are we 15 again?

Move it.

That's heavy.

Man, I'm sorry.

But you will get it back, right?

Can I make myself

a cup of coffee?

They took the coffee maker.

We only have Turkish coffee.

Ew.

- And we're moving all of this?

- Yeah, it's valuable.

And what do your parents think?

My Dad's MIA

and my Mom wants to wait.

Wouldn't it be better to wait?

I don't want them

to take anything else.

And we're moving it

to your aunt's place?

It's not far. She's not picking up

but it's fine, she likes me.

What do we start with?

The sofa? Are you insane?

It's the most expensive thing

they left here.

Shall we?

- Careful.

- Yeah.

- We won't fit.

- We have to pivot it.

Wait, I'll open the door.

- I need to change hands.

- It's slippery.

- Good?

- Yeah.

- Watch out!

- Sorry!

f*ck!

f*ck!

f*ck, f*ck, f*ck!

f*ck!

f*ck!

f*ck!

f*ck!

f*ck.

f*ck.

f*ck!

Did Adam text you?

I didn't know he was back.

I guess he is.

You two are not talking?

Let's go to his party tonight.

I don't feel like going out.

Why not?

- It will be fine, no worries.

- I don't want to talk about it.

Didn't you say we were not going

to drink any time soon?

We don't have to drink.

Adam's still in love with you.

- No way.

- He is.

But you're too dumb to get it.

And your love life

is all worked out.

Don't be a b*tch.

Sorry. All good?

Yeah.

You boss me around

but what about David?

We have not talked

since I moved out.

- Right, sorry.

- No worries.

Take my advice.

Adam is single. So are you.

And you will stay single

until you get together.

Stop staring.

- Are you still buzzed?

- Definitely.

- Shall I drive?

- You must be too.

It will be gone

before we're done with this.

Come on.

I have one problem.

I wake up and I come.

I have a second problem,

I eat peaches and I come.

I have a third problem,

I check my phone and I come.

I have a fourth problem...

- Sugar?

- No, thanks.

- Milk? You don't want anything?

- No.

What a mess! I wasn't

expecting guests. How's school?

I'm starting

my Master's in the fall.

I'm all over the place.

Busy with everyone else's needs.

Have some.

I wasn't expecting you either.

Well, I just wanted to ask you...

Could I leave some furniture

here for a little while?

It's not a big house,

we barely fit.

It's not a lot and it would be

just for a couple of days.

I mean it,

we really can't fit as it is.

- The boys have moved out, though.

- They still have some stuff here.

It's a bad time, we're about

to renovate the house.

- What about the garage?

- The cars are there.

Maybe one of them could be

parked outside for a little while?

Miss?

We have just cleaned the pool.

Sorry.

We have no other valuables.

We are family.

It's not the fault

of this part of the family.

Your father owes us, too.

- I didn't know.

- Almost a million.

A year ago he was sitting here,

wanting to borrow some money.

We haven't seen a penny.

"In a week, in two weeks..."

The renovation was put off

because we needed the money.

Excuse me,

may I use the bathroom?

Sure.

The first door on the right.

Thank you.

He's a black hole.

I don't know what's gotten into him.

Where did he invest it?

Will he ever get it back?

He spent it on holidays

while our roof was collapsing.

That can't be true.

He will give it back,

I'll talk to him.

I have nowhere else to go.

Don't worry, it will be fine.

- Isn't that the entrance?

- I don't know, I barely come here.

There are some more bells here.

Yes?

Hello?

- Hi, can you hear me?

- Yes, I can. Tell me.

I'm looking for my Dad.

Mister Vrana. Is he here?

He hasn't been here for some time.

He doesn't have an office here anymore.

What?

- He doesn't have an office here anymore.

- What do you mean?

I don't know.

He hasn't been here since January.

I see. Do you know

where they moved to?

I really don't.

Ok, thank you, bye.

Next, you'll find out

you were adopted.

Can you stay a little longer?

Yeah.

Are you okay?

Did you know David's got

a new girlfriend?

Really?

He posted pics

with a super hot tattooed beauty.

I'm sorry, Kaja.

At least I don't have to

pay the rent.

We should find a place

and live together, the two of us.

Seriously.

I can't afford it

with my stupid part-time job.

I might not have a house at all.

I can't even pay for

the college tuition.

f*ck everything!

Wasn't it supposed to be easy?

We'll move the stuff to my house.

My parents are gone

till next week.

They will come back

and I will make them deal with it.

Thank you.

You're so lucky to have me.

- Hello, Miss Vranova.

- Hello.

I thought you looked familiar.

- You must be mistaken.

- Oh no.

We are friends of Mr. Vrana.

I mean, your Dad.

So what?

- We were about to leave.

- Yes.

We can't prevent you

from doing that.

We're just talking, right?

Are you in a hurry?

That's none of your business.

Your Daddy's not picking up

and we can't find him anywhere.

I can't help you.

I don't know where he is either.

- Call him.

- He's not picking up.

That really sucks. You know...

He owes money to our client

and it seems like he's avoiding us.

That has nothing to do with me.

Please leave.

Yeah.

Okay, I'm calling the police.

Are you f*cking kidding?

How dare you...

Leave me alone, don't touch me!

Calm down. Let's stay in touch.

I'm terribly sorry,

I'm such a clumsy guy.

Excuse me.

Okay then, have a nice day.

Pricks. Are you alright?

Did he scald you?

What the hell was that?

f*ck!

sh*t!

That's going to take forever.

Jindra!

Jindra! Kaja!

- Hi!

- Didn't you hear me?

- Sorry! Hi.

- Hi.

- Or did you ignore me?

- Yeah, right.

- What are you doing here?

- A coffee date with Mom.

What about you?

Are you going somewhere?

We're just moving

some stuff over to Kaja.

- No moving company?

- She's got me.

- Right. -Are you coming tonight?

- Of course.

- What about you?

- Yeah.

- I'll see if I manage.

- She will.

It will be just a few people,

but it has been a really long time.

Right.

- And who is going to be there?

- Dad?

- The boys are coming...

- What?

Linda is coming,

Ema might come, too...

Kaja, sorry, I'll be right back.

Where are you going?

Did you know

Ema and Prokop are dating?

No way!

- Hi!

- I've been calling you.

Where have you been?

- Hop in, I'll tell you.

- What do you mean?

Get in the back,

the front seat is messy.

Where are we going?

I need to run some errands

with you real quick.

I'm here with Kaja.

She will understand. Kaja!

- Hello!

- Hi!

I'll bring her back in a bit.

See?

I couldn't believe it!

They hated each other

in the first year!

- Right.

- They are such a bad match!

They are going to break up

in a couple of weeks.

I'll call you back.

Can't talk right now.

I got harassed by some guys

who were looking for you.

Did they hurt you?

No.

Good.

They only nag because

they can't do anything else.

If they bother you,

call the police.

Don't worry.

I'll make them stop it.

Do you know

they want to take our house away?

Of course, I do.

I'm working on it.

I already called your Mom.

Auntie told me

you owe even to them...

Great, Auntie Zuzana.

Don't listen to her

in the slightest.

You only hear from her

when she needs something.

Now that I need help,

she goes hog wild.

Will we lose the house?

I'm working on it.

We won't lose anything.

They can't take anything.

- You don't have an office anymore.

- Of course, I don't.

It wasn't worth it.

And now my office is mobile.

Where were you and Kaja going?

We were trying to save

what stayed at home.

What?

We were moving

some of our stuff over to Kaja.

What stuff exactly?

A sofa, some jewellery.

The stuff they left.

My god. So stupid.

I didn't know what to do, so I...

If I ever need your help

I will let you know.

A sofa? A couple of rings?

That's peanuts.

- They took almost everything.

- So?

I thought I was helping.

- Where are we going?

- Well...

I should get big money

any day now.

But it's late.

I'm working on a nice project.

Great houses, lucrative estates.

When we sell it,

we're all going to be well off.

We realised there are

some more investments to be made.

I had to borrow money to pay.

That's normal.

Your mom and I

can't take out a loan

now that the distrainors

are in the game.

I need someone

with a clean record.

Someone I can really trust.

So I was thinking

to take out a loan in your name...

I'll get the money back

in one week tops, no worries.

One week tops.

Who is going to lend me money?

How will I ever pay it back?

You're not going to pay back.

Are you even listening?

I'll get the money in a week.

I will pay it back myself.

Wouldn't it be better to give

the money to the loan sharks?

So we don't lose the house.

Or give it to the other guys?

- Sorry, I know that...

- It's okay.

If only it worked as you say...

You can't spend all your money

on a bunch of tough guys.

First, you need big money,

then you pay off the debts.

Slowly. We can't rush it.

That's important.

We need money

to finish the project

so we can finish the construction

then we sell it

and as soon as we sell it

the debt is gone.

And we will be doing great.

We will buy you an apartment.

You're going to study in the UK.

A car for you, for Mom, for me.

And we will invest

in real estate.

That's a proper investment

for retirement.

You have to pay off debts

slowly and bit by bit.

That's how everyone does it.

What if it doesn't work

or the money gets delayed?

Everything is under control.

We didn't expect it

to be that expensive

but it will be worth it.

And we can make it

thanks to you.

- God, hi!

- Hi.

Amazing.

It's been a while. Look.

She's all grown up now.

- You two met 15 years ago.

- It's possible.

I don't really remember.

- Can I get you anything?

- I don't really have much time.

Oh, okay.

- Did you check it?

- Honestly...

I can't work like this.

You can't just call and ask me

for impossible services.

I know you helped me,

I'm happy to return the favour,

but this is not the way.

Simpler times are gone.

It takes time

and the procedure is different.

The approval process

for this amount is much longer.

It's just impossible.

I understand it's at short notice.

Unusually short notice.

But that was something

we could always deal with.

Quick load. Lend it now,

and get it back quickly.

Yes. But no one can loan

3 million that easily.

I would get into trouble

if I proceeded differently.

I see. But there's a way, right?

Sure.

But the amount will be way lower.

Here's the calculation.

Have a look.

If you want it today,

you have time until 3 p.m.

Good luck then. And sorry.

- There's nothing I can do.

- It's alright.

- Your folder!

- It's okay, you can keep it.

Oh well...

That's okay.

Three million, Dad?

PROPERTY SEIZED

That would be great. Thanks.

Nothing?

No.

Nice house.

You used to have one

just like this.

Check your personal details.

Here are your papers

and your card.

Let me double-check the conditions

of the consumer credit.

Thank you very much.

Come on.

It's cute you're hiding the sofa

but it's completely useless.

This is how you can

actually help the family.

Just as I have always done it.

And as I keep doing it.

How much do you owe?

It's hard to tell.

I owe something and others owe me.

- Sorry to keep you waiting.

- No problem.

The proposal is calculated.

Although I may disappoint you.

Miss Vranova doesn't qualify

for the higher amount of the loan.

For how much does she qualify?

For now, 350,000 CZK.

But we discussed 700,000 CZK, right?

Right, but Miss Vranova has

a part-time job for 13,000 CZK.

She only qualifies

for a loan of 350,000 CZK.

You should go consult it with

some of your older colleagues.

- I'm afraid that...

- Please.

Does Mom know?

What?

Does Mom know?

I got confirmation.

Okay, never mind,

we'll take the 350,000.

Great.

I'll explain the instalment plan.

That won't be necessary,

just give us the documents

and give us the amount.

- Miss Vranova should know...

- Miss Vranova can handle it.

Just give us the cash, thank you.

Alright. Can we schedule

a meeting after the weekend?

We need it fast.

Make some arrangements, please.

Here we can withdraw 100,000 CZK.

You can withdraw a similar amount

from the ATM outside.

And tomorrow

you can withdraw again.

You won't make me deal

with this alone, right?

Of course not.

Will you drive me back now?

Why are you in a hurry?

Kaja's waiting for me.

She can wait.

This is more important.

But we're done.

We're done here.

We didn't get what we needed.

So one more stop.

The last one. I promise.

Hey Kaja, I'm sorry,

could you wait a little longer?

Or you know what...

Just go home, I'll call you. Bye.

Do you want some?

- No.

- You're not hungry?

Not at all.

Wait. Could you go pay

for the vacuum, please?

Just press the button,

it's over there.

Does it even make sense,

when the car is seized?

Isn't it useless?

Jindriska, you must stop

this loser attitude.

You have to see the silver lining.

Otherwise, you're gonna

give up on life entirely.

I'm not giving up on anything.

I don't want to end up homeless.

We are not going to

end up homeless.

Stop it.

You didn't answer me before.

What?

How much do you owe?

It's not important.

I have a plan.

I just need you

to bear some discomfort.

And the people you owe

can bear it as well?

That has nothing to do with it.

That's him.

- Hey!

- Hi!

- Thanks. Hi.

- Hi.

- Are you f*cking joking?

- Here.

Wow, time really flies,

doesn't it?

The last time I saw you,

you were a little girl.

You don't remember me, do you?

My girls are all grown up as well.

Time flies.

A full-grown woman.

And this little one

will also grow up.

She is grumpy. Ask my wife.

She went for a massage today

so I am babysitting

but I am already worn out.

Do you want a puff?

Are you going to walk?

That's better.

What's up with you?

Not great, since you called?

I've been better.

But I can make it with your help.

I shouldn't give you more.

We have never had an issue,

so I'll give it a shot.

Thank you.

Be careful.

Yeah?

I don't know what happened

but some people are getting mad.

Think about your capabilities.

No worries,

I know what I'm doing.

So 500K today

and two million next week.

I can't do it any faster.

I know it's a loan for your Dad

and you stand surety for him.

If anything happens to him,

it's up to you to pay it off.

Don't worry, it will be fine.

I'll return it in 2-3 weeks.

Let's stay positive.

We're only working for

the best future of our children.

Elvirka!

I really appreciate

that I can lean on you.

You're tough! Just like me.

I don't want to be like you.

Everything I have ever done

I've done for you.

Thank you very much.

Lovely. What do you

thank me for exactly?

You can thank me

for the beach holidays.

Thank me for all the sports

you were playing.

Thank me for your studies

in the UK as well.

Thank me for a big room

in a big house, too.

You take everything for granted.

I didn't ask for any of it.

Listen to me...

Hi Milan.

Yes.

I'm on my way...

No.

- Stop the car.

- What?

- Stop the car.

- Here?

No, I'm not talking to you.

Thanks a lot!

Mom, I won't come home tonight.

I'll see.

Yeah.

Do you think Dad knows

what he is doing?

Well... I don't know.

Fine, I guess.

Okay. Talk to you later.

Love you too. Bye.

Six hundred eighty,

eighty-two, eighty-four,

six, eight...

Six hundred ninety thousand.

It doesn't even look like a lot.

- What are you going to do with it?

- I don't know.

I didn't have the time

to think about anything.

I didn't even process the morning,

and now I've got over 500 grand.

But I don't have a reason

not to trust my Dad.

You don't have a reason?

He has just borrowed 700K

in his daughters name

without any explanation.

He was being a d*ck

and he was mean to you.

I can't leave him to it.

- He is f*cked and so are we.

- You're getting f*cked even more.

They want to take your house,

he owes to god knows

how many people.

What good can this loan even do?

What do you know?

It might be enough

and might keep the house.

- Everyone ditched him!

- Yeah, they were smarter than you.

I'm sorry.

Give him the money, and you're

going to pay it until you die.

No studying abroad, no trips.

You will be paying off a debt

that's not even yours.

He promised it would be

just for a few weeks.

So why did you run away?

If you trust him so much.

f*ck.

You won't give it to him, right?

- sh*t.

- Don't pick it up.

- He knows I'm here.

- Bullshit, he doesn't.

- He does.

- He doesn't.

Keep calm.

Don't worry.

Hello. How are you?

Hi Kaja. Is Jindra there?

No, she's not.

Do you know

where I could find her?

I really don't. I was sleeping.

I thought she was with you.

She was, but not anymore.

So she is not there?

- She didn't text you or anything?

- No, nothing.

But I got your stuff.

Sorry for that,

it was a crazy idea.

Can it stay here for a while?

She will take care of it.

Sure. Or I can help you with it.

Well, no. I'm a bit...

A bit busy.

She will take it away.

- Okay.

- Thanks.

Have a nice day!

Let me know if she calls you.

- Sure thing.

- Thanks.

- Bye!

- Bye.

Having strangers in your house

taking pictures

and nobody even told you.

- And it's being auctioned off.

- Yeah.

Insane.

Look at these villas.

These are in the auction as well.

- On the same site?

- Yeah.

This one's nice.

I know your Dad's pushing you.

Just think about it.

Can we just stay here, sleep

and not have to deal with stuff?

Please.

What about this?

Why not?

Take this as well.

Do you want some?

Open.

What about the money?

What about them?

What do we do with it?

Do you have a handbag?

That would go with the outfit?

- Do you want to take it with us?

- Do you have a better idea?

I have so many ideas.

- What did you do?

- Nothing! It's gone. Lovely.

- Glitter?

- God no.

Hey!

- Hi, hello!

- Hi!

- Hello!

- Hi.

It's cool, I got it.

- Hi! You're here!

- Hey.

Awesome.

We got some beers and everything.

Hello!

Hey you, did you come here

directly from the airport?

- Nice to see you.

- Sit down.

Hey!

Finally back together!

Hey!

What can we do.

Get it? Oh my gosh hi!

- Let's have a toast!

- Cheers!

To Adam, cheers!

Thank you all!

Thank you, guys.

- Anyone hungry?

- Yeah.

Here?

Here?

- Here?

- Yeah.

Ok.

- With the greenery.

- Flora's the most important.

Always. No worries.

Let's take a selfie.

- Smile!

- Is everyone there?

More, more!

- I'm taking it back.

- Yeah.

Back to the booze!

Cheers!

- With Prokop!

- Yeah? Since when?

I don't know!

I said, are you two together?

He was like, yeah but shush!

Yeah, I was only guessing.

I had no confirmation.

I know it from Kaja, too.

Beautiful decorations, well done!

California's beautiful too.

Here, one can get really stuck.

What about you?

I might study

in London this fall.

In London? That's amazing.

We'll see. I'd like to

travel around when I'm there.

Definitely.

- Mine's...

- Yours's better.

- Oh, thanks.

- You're welcome.

Are you glad to be back?

- Yeah.

- Are you staying?

I'm back

in the 'Mama Hotel' now but...

Nothing is holding me here,

just family and friends.

- Do you have some tissues?

- I don't.

Damn.

Slug! Ew.

- There.

- Okay.

Stupid fanny pack,

I can't even bend.

Throw it in the fire.

That would be the sh*t.

Let's take the money

and f*ck off somewhere far away.

Or I use them

to pay for my studies.

You're boring!

What's up with Adam?

Will something happen?

Why not?

Hey!

- Is it my beer?

- Yes.

- Jindra, where are you moving to?

- Wait, what?

- You're moving?

- Yeah, we didn't talk it through.

Yeah, no,

it's just temporary because...

My parents...

are going to renovate

so we moved some stuff to Kaja's.

Good luck, man.

We were renovating, too.

It was supposed to be done in May

and it finished a week ago.

- And the mess...

- Poor you. I'm so sorry.

- Never again.

- Really?

Did you manage?

Don't you need therapy?

God, I just shared!

If I had my own flat,

I wouldn't care about the mess.

And where are you going to live?

I'll stay with Kaja for now.

My parents will go on vacation.

I saw your Dad today.

He was fighting with some dudes

and then he left.

Who has my yoga mat?

- Seriously.

- You used it once.

Jindriska!

What are you doing?

Stop it, Jindriska.

Do you want to go home

or to my place?

Enough. Stop it.

- What?

- I hate it. I hate the guitar.

You know, there's a bonfire,

it calls for it...

Just a little bit.

- Play.

- What should I play?

Anything.

What was the song we performed

in school that one time?

Something... I come?

- I'm sorry.

- What?

I'm sorry.

Why?

I'm sorry.

That's the name of the song.

Oh! I'm stupid!

I just remembered it today.

Shall we sing it?

I have one problem,

I wake up and I come.

I have a second problem,

I eat peaches and I come.

I have a third problem,

I check my phone and I come.

I have a fourth problem,

you send a pic and I come.

Oops, I'm sorry.

I have a fifth problem,

I see you and I come.

I have a sixth problem,

you let your hair down and I come.

I have a seventh problem,

you take off your shirt and I come.

I have an eighth problem,

I come before you do.

I wish I could hold longer,

I finish before I start.

You said

I should think about other girls.

Maybe a bit older

or chubbier ones.

Oops, I'm sorry.

Oops, I'm sorry.

I have a ninth problem,

I come even when I'm not looking.

I have a tenth problem,

you bite me and I come.

I have an eleventh problem,

I keep apologizing.

I have a twelfth problem,

I'm surprised she wants to do it.

I wish I could hold longer,

I finish before I start.

You said

I should think about other girls.

Maybe a bit older

or chubbier ones.

Oops, I'm sorry.

Oops, I'm sorry.

- The fire's dying.

- Use the guitar, please.

- What are we doing?

- A house tour. Come on.

Where's the flashlight?

Here.

Thanks.

- A giant spider.

- Ugh.

Watch out, a hole.

On your left side,

a huge oak bookcase.

I see.

There we could have a sauna.

Or a closet.

- A closet's fine.

- It's useful.

- A living room.

- With a seaside view?

A panel house view.

Look. A giant leather sofa.

A TV will appear from the floor

and it will be taller than me.

Marble kitchen countertop,

two fridges, and extra freezer.

An elevator.

- An elevator for the servants?

- For anyone.

Bathroom,

a heated toilet seat and a bidet.

And an office. Or a child's room.

Or a gym.

- A gym?

- A gym!

All floors are heated.

The garage fits three cars.

And you get your own tennis court.

- Right.

- And that's it.

Okay then, I will think about it

and I will call you.

- Thanks for the tour.

- My pleasure.

I have a question

but promise me you won't laugh.

Ask away. I won't laugh.

Probably.

Okay. I promise I won't.

Do you remember

the summer you left?

Yeah.

Were we dating or not?

I guess, almost.

Almost. So we didn't.

I think

a little something was missing.

And I thought we did date.

You spoiled my nice memories.

I'm really sorry.

Sorry, I can't drink and walk

at the same time.

Here.

Does anybody want a drink?

- Yeah.

- Here!

Give it a second,

it will get to you.

- Leave us something.

- Sorry, it will be gross.

- Saliva drink.

- Yeah.

- Gross.

- Who wants some?

I will, gladly.

Stop it, it's gross.

Are you okay?

I don't even know.

I feel it's a really bad f*ck,

my Dad won't handle it

and it will get worse.

I don't want to screw up

the rest of my life.

Do you want to go to my place?

Shall I go there with you?

No. I don't think so.

I can handle it.

Are you sure?

You know you're not alone, right?

I do.

Anything you need.

But no more f*cking moving.

- Good night.

- Good night.

See you?

- I'll let you know.

- Okay.