The Fosters s05e21 Episode Script

1 Previously on The Fosters Uh, we wanna welcome Eliza's brothers, Carter and Jamie.
And I don't think that everyone knows our foster son, Corey.
Have you heard anything about my mom? She had an appointment with the judge again.
COREY: I hope she didn't show up.
I want you to be my moms.
Eliza thought they were cool with you marrying us.
But I guess it's just important to her parents that we get married by an actual minister.
I need to talk to you about Emma.
You got a job offer in India.
- Jesus, I - Go to India.
I'm done.
We still haven't seen your final grades yet.
MARIANA: We both went to college in Boston, so we got back together.
But then, he went on tour and came back and gave me crabs, so Why do you assume that all corporate lawyers are charlatans? Why do you assume you need to mansplain what my job as a lawyer is? AARON: I think someone has a crush on you.
CALLIE: He's not my type.
JUDE: Eliza's brother says that he has a girlfriend, but do you kind of get, like, a gay vibe from him? CALLIE: How many have you had? [RATTLING.]
- - JIM: It's a prenuptial agreement.
I'd like you to read it and sign it before the wedding.
MARIANA: Your first love is getting married this week.
Is that weird at all? I guess, yeah.
Maybe a little.
Hey, you.
- Don't forget your toiletries.
- COREY: Oh, yeah.
Are you excited? - Yeah.
- Me too.
Hey, Jude, will you, uh, help him with his bag? Sure.
I don't need help.
[CHUCKLES.]
Yeah, I know.
All right, we're leaving in 30 minutes, guys! Forgot my bridesmaid's dress.
"Forgot?" I didn't know you were moving to Turks.
Hey, I like options.
- Hey, can I, uh, talk to you? - [MARIANA GROANS.]
[CLATTERING.]
Jesus.
Excuse me.
Little help here.
JESUS: Why don't you ask your travel buddy, Wyatt, for help? Oh, my God.
I never seriously asked him to come with me to Europe.
And even if we did go together, it would only delay your business for a couple months.
And it's not like you have any jobs yet.
I'm tired of waiting for people who bail on me when they get a better offer.
Emma did not bail on you.
She asked you to go with her.
And what am I gonna do in India? Do yoga all day? Get enlightened? No.
From now on, it's all about me and what I want.
Have you heard from your friend yet? Aaron's friend's friend.
No.
Okay, but you've read it though, right? I mean, it's pretty straightforward.
On the face.
But there's language in there that I'm not familiar with.
You need a prenup expert.
The real question is why you have to sign anything at all.
- Doesn't Eliza trust you? - No, it's her dad.
She didn't even know about this until he sprung it on me.
Why is he springing it on you days before you're supposed to get married? Unless he doesn't want you to have a lawyer look at it.
I really I can't handle conspiracy theories right now.
- Um - [CELL PHONE RINGING.]
I have to take this.
Hey, what's up? Uh, I mean, yeah, I'd love to, but I'm, uh I'm getting married.
- Could it wait a couple weeks? - [DOORBELL RINGS.]
Hey, Scott.
What's up? Can I have a word with your moms? So, finally she shows up for a court date, and suddenly the judge thinks that she's fit to be a parent? She completed the parenting classes and the 30-day rehab and for now, he's just granting her unsupervised visits.
Well, then, I mean, you know, if she's been sober for 30 days after a decade of drug abuse, by all means So what else? I know you didn't just come to tell us that.
When Corey's mother heard that you were taking him out of the country, she got scared that maybe you wouldn't bring him back.
- That's ridiculous.
- I told her that, but the judge rescinded the permission to take Corey to the wedding.
- What? - I'm really sorry.
- Bullshit! - No way.
We'll find a respite family to put him in while you're gone.
Oh, no, no, no.
No.
Absolutely not.
He is not staying with strangers.
- One of us is gonna stay home.
- I'll stay.
SCOTT: No one should have to miss your son's wedding.
It's just for a few days.
Corey will be fine.
What's wrong? Is there a problem? [THEME MUSIC PLAYING.]
It's not where you come from It's where you belong Nothin' I would trade I wouldn't have it any other way You're surrounded By love and you're wanted So never feel alone You are home with me Right where you belong - Welcome to Beaches, sir.
- LENA: Thank you.
Listen, we're here at Beaches in Turks and Caicos.
All right? I will, uh, get you the number, uh, later.
Look.
Look at that sign.
CALLIE: Eliza and Brandon.
- It's crazy.
- Wow! - [JESUS SCREAMING.]
- [LAUGHTER.]
Are the Fishers treating you well? Yes, they're nice.
They have an Xbox.
STEF: Whoa! You must be in heaven! - LENA: We wish you were here.
- STEF: Yeah.
Maybe we'll bring you here to celebrate your adoption? That would be awesome.
LENA: We'll call later to say good night.
Everybody say good night to Corey! - ALL: Bye, Corey.
- COREY: See you later.
Miss you all.
He seems okay, right? Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
What? I just think we need to be a little careful about making promises we might not be able to keep.
Well, nobody is gonna take him away from us.
I'm feeling bad about this destination wedding.
Don't be silly.
Gram can't come because of Grandpa.
And Gramma can't fly because of her knee surgery.
And Dad's not coming until tomorrow.
- Yeah, but we're all here.
- Yeah.
- It's gonna be great.
- We're gonna have fun.
- Relax.
- Yes, yes, yes.
- Loosen up, we're on the island now.
- Okay.
- [STEF LAUGHING.]
- BRANDON: All right.
Yeah, I know.
Welcome, everyone.
- Hi! - Hi! - BRANDON: Hey! - Hey, how are you? Hi! These are my friends and other bridesmaids, Ashley and Jayden.
STEF: Nice to meet you.
ELIZA: And then, these are Brandon's moms, Stef and Lena.
- Hi! - Hi! His brothers, Jude and Jesus.
Welcome to paradise.
ELIZA: And these are Brandon's sisters, Mariana and Callie.
- Hi.
- After the rehearsal dinner tonight, we're gonna do a little impromptu bachelorette party.
- Ooh, that sounds like fun.
- Great.
Mmm, wait a second, if the girls are doing a bachelorette party, that means we have got to have a bachelor party.
- No.
- JESUS: Yes.
- No.
No.
- Yes.
Fine.
We're gonna make it a surprise then.
- You just told me.
- [LAUGHTER.]
So, once everyone's settled into their rooms, my parents are having a little welcome lunch in the Seaside Beach Cabana.
Hmm.
Welcome lunch.
Wonder if they're going to actually let us host the rehearsal dinner tonight? Of course they will.
They wouldn't let us marry them.
Obviously, they want us to have nothing to do - with this wedding.
- Would you try to behave yourself, please.
I don't know what you're talking about.
I always behave myself.
- I'll be there.
- I think we're all gonna be there.
So, this goes to my room.
It's under Brandon Foster.
- Thank you so much.
- You're welcome.
You brought your keyboard? Uh, yeah.
Yeah, I got a call about, uh, scoring this short film right before I left.
So, you're gonna be working over our wedding and honeymoon? No.
Just at night, you know.
Like, when you're asleep.
Well, why can't you just do it when we get back? Well, it's got to be ready in, like, two weeks for the Venice Film Festival.
Hey, look, I promise it won't take any attention away from you or the wedding.
Okay? - Okay.
- I love you.
I love you, too.
Oh.
Hey, sir, actually, um We've got to be delicate with this.
I I'll just take it myself.
Totally fine.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
You don't think you should, like, maybe warn them? - Warn them? - They're going to be surprised.
I sure hope so.
- Welcome! - Well, hello, there.
- Hello.
- Hi.
We were so sorry to hear that Corey couldn't come.
Oh, thank you, we were too.
So, his mother wants him back? Well, she wants visitations.
And, uh, how will that affect your plans to adopt him? - Well, it won't.
- Uh, we don't know yet.
- Well - Do your other adopted kids ever see their real parents? Well, we're their real parents.
Oh, of course, I meant their real mothers and fathers.
Well, real mothers and fathers are the people that raise them and care for them.
They're referred to as birth parents.
And, yes.
They, uh they've all met them, and they're in their lives to varying degrees.
Well, I guess Mariana and Jesus probably have the most contact with their, uh their birth mother.
What's that like, having your ex-husband married to Ana? I mean, it must be interesting.
Well, like you said, we're an interesting family.
- [LAUGHTER.]
- STEF: Right? Thank goodness.
I'm glad that we are having a small, intimate wedding.
Can you imagine if you had to explain us to all of your friends? [LAUGHTER.]
Can you imagine? I am gonna go check out the spread.
- Yes.
- Looks delicious.
Excuse me.
- JIM: Yes.
Yes.
- STEF: Yes.
I'm actually hungry myself, so Did you see that? Yeah.
It's only been a couple days, but I missed you.
- I missed you, too.
- Mmm.
Maybe, uh, we can sneak away before the rehearsal dinner? How about right now? - We can't now.
- Why not? Um so I hate to bring this up right now, but my dad's been asking if you had a chance to sign the thing? Uh, no, not yet.
But I mean, look, I have no problem with it.
I just, uh I'm having Callie take a look - You asked Callie? - Yeah.
I mean, she's a lawyer, you know.
[SIGHS.]
Great.
- What? - I'm sure she hates me now.
Eliza, she doesn't hate you, okay.
She wanted a friend to take a look at it, someone who knows these things, you know.
She's just waiting to hear back from him.
That's it.
I don't care about the prenup.
I know we're never getting divorced, so I know, but your dad does, and I don't want to make a big drama out of it.
Look, if Callie doesn't hear back from her friend by the end of the day, I'll just sign it, and that'll be it.
Okay? Hey, we're in this beautiful place, and I don't want you to stress out.
I just want us to have the perfect wedding.
Okay? Yup.
MARIANA: Wow, the water's so blue.
Can't wait to go swimming.
CALLIE: Yeah, totally.
[SIGHS.]
It is on.
[INDISTINCT CHATTER.]
It is not on.
Ugh! I think she stole your line.
Oh no, not you.
Ugh, my ex.
Oh, the guy who, uh You know what? I'm just gonna go grab a drink.
JAMIE: Yeah.
So, did you hear from any of the judges you interviewed with? I did.
I heard from Judge Wilson.
And? And he offered me the clerkship.
I'm so sorry to hear that.
You must be devastated.
I am holding out for Judge Engleman.
I know I don't have to mansplain to you, but it's a big deal to get a clerkship of any kind.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
[CHATTERING.]
- Hey.
- Hi.
So, your brother does he have a girlfriend? He's gay.
Really? I mean, what's the story with Mat? Is he really in a rock band? That's the rumor.
Isn't he your ex? Yeah, but, I mean, if you're hot for him, go for it.
But I should disclose that he gave me crabs.
You really want Moms seeing you with that? Drinking age here is 18.
Uh-huh.
He is so gay.
I heard he has a girlfriend.
I've been with a lot of guys who have girlfriends.
Really? You've been with a lot of guys? Is that why you're taking PrEP? How do you know about that? When you were hammered at the graduation party and I had to put you to bed, I picked up some of your clothes, and the bottle fell out.
Really? It fell out? Should I be worried? Are you having safe sex? If I was a girl, would you act the same way if this was birth control? Would you suddenly assume I was going to be unsafe? If you were a 19-year-old girl on birth control, hooking up with a lot of people, then yeah.
I would be just as worried.
It's not just HIV you have to think about.
There are STIs.
Look, the CDC recommends PrEP for all sexually active gay men.
Okay? I'm being responsible.
And just because, you know, you haven't hooked up with anyone in five years, doesn't mean you have to be uptight about the rest of us.
How would you know anything about my sex life? You know what? You're right.
I guess I wouldn't seeing that we barely talk.
I'm gonna grab something to eat.
Hey.
So, uh, have you heard back yet? Not yet.
Okay.
Well, Eliza's getting pressure from her dad, so Why doesn't she just stand up to him then? If the prenup wasn't her idea? Because I don't want her to.
So, can you just Yeah.
I'll text Aaron right now.
Thank you.
I was thinking of trying one of those.
Yeah? You, uh, ride them on the sand? I think in the water.
Wanna find out? It's coming up and we're breaking out Feel the magic it's coming around Come on, here we go So unforgettable Have a laugh as it all unfolds We live to love and that's all we know Unforgettable [PLAYFUL SHOUTING.]
Oh, so good Good to be alive It's good to be alive Uh, you're blocking my sun.
You told Jayden that I was gay? Oh.
I thought she was talking about Jude.
- I'm sure.
- JAYDEN: Hey! who wants to go in the water? Uh Uh, me! Come on, here we go So unforgettable Let's celebrate now like we should Come on, see it all Unforgettable - Come on, here we go - Here we go! Oh, so good It's good to be alive [SCREAMING AND LAUGHTER.]
Feel my heart Beating inside It's good to be alive MAN [ON CELL PHONE.]
: Then the cops show up at my place a few days later.
A.
J.
makes it out the back.
With me.
What are you doing? Hey.
I, uh, I'm just watching the short.
Sorry.
Look, I know the timing is bad, but it's getting a lot of buzz.
There will be other shorts with buzz, but we're only getting married once.
It's not like you're getting paid.
I just want you to be present.
I know.
I am.
Okay.
Hey.
Hey.
Where's your neck accessory? Ashley? So, are we still doing this thing tonight? Well, we're broken up.
Don't you think it's gonna be a little awkward? Not as awkward as you telling those girls I gave you crabs.
- Well, you did.
- Well, I didn't.
I wasn't the one who slept with someone when we were together.
- We were broken up.
- We were in a fight.
A fight in which you broke up with me.
Okay, I'm not having this conversation again.
- Fine.
Forget it.
- But I will do our thing tonight.
For Brandon.
For Brandon.
Meet me in an hour.
So, I want to know who invented the water tricycle.
Yeah, and why they thought it was a good idea.
[LAUGHS.]
- So, what village are you in? - Caribbean.
I'm in Seaside.
205.
205, huh? That wasn't trying to tell you my room number.
- Really? - I I swear.
Look.
I know it's like a thing to get laid at weddings, but if that's what you're working at here, it's just not gonna happen.
Why are you so sure that's what I want to happen? I'm sorry, I didn't mean to bruise your ego.
What are you trying to do? You know, besides do everything in your power to make me feel like a masochist for wanting to get to know you? It's just been a while since I've been interested in anybody.
Okay.
So you forgot how? Or you're just not that into me? Which is cool.
I wouldn't mind being friends.
Yeah.
I wouldn't mind that either.
Great.
So maybe you could be nice to me now? I'll try.
Okay.
I'll see you tonight.
This was taken during Brandon's Twilight vampire phase.
[LAUGHTER.]
And this was a bad hair phase.
This is his current very happy phase.
Eliza, you came into our son's life after a rather dark period, and you have lit him up like we've never seen before.
As you can see, Brandon and Eliza had something in common right from the very start - red hair.
- [LAUGHS.]
LENA: And it didn't stop there.
They both enjoyed playing dress-up.
- [LAUGHTER.]
- [INDISTINCT CONVERSATION.]
So, Jude is the gay son? Yeah, I think so.
LENA: Music of course.
And they both enjoyed sticking out their tongues.
- STEF: Yeah.
- [PHONE VIBRATES.]
- - LENA: And boating.
- Yes, boating.
- STEF: Look at these.
LENA: And posing with strange statues.
STEF: Very strange.
Uh, I think it's pretty clear that it was meant to be.
Eliza, thank you for loving our son, and we wanna welcome you to our family.
- [APPLAUSE.]
- We love you.
Well, we certainly can't compete with that lovely slideshow.
JIM: Hmm.
Stef and Lena, thank you so very much.
Yes, thank you.
So we, uh we'll keep this brief, which means I'll do the talking.
Uh [LAUGHS.]
Brandon you're a fine young man.
Our beloved and only daughter made a good choice.
However, if you ever hurt her, I'll kill ya.
[LAUGHTER.]
Now, that said, uh, we would like to present our wedding gift to you tonight.
Heads up.
[KEYS JINGLE.]
- What are these? - Those are keys to your very own condo in Santa Monica.
Three bedrooms, two baths, and just blocks from the beach.
All you have to cover are the HOA fees, property taxes, and insurance.
Oh, and of course we'll help you furnish it.
We just wanted you two to choose all that yourselves.
- Wow.
- ELIZA: Oh, my God.
- Thank you.
- [APPLAUSE.]
Okay, if you don't marry the brother, I will.
- Wow.
- [LAUGHS.]
DIANE: Oh, also, we arranged for a little entertainment.
I I hope that's okay? - [DRUMS PLAYING.]
- [CLAPPING RHYTHMICALLY.]
[LIVELY CHATTERING.]
Hey.
Brandon told me that you're looking over the prenup, and I just wanted to let you know it wasn't my idea.
It's really not a big deal, at all.
- Well, maybe not to you.
But - What? I just I wonder if you've thought about how it makes Brandon feel? Your parents obviously don't trust him, and you're not really doing anything about it.
No, I'm happy to tell them that he's not gonna sign it, but, you know, he doesn't want me to.
I'm just trying to protect my brother.
Your brother.
So how do you think they eat the fire without burning their throats? Hmm? Here you go.
- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.
Oh, so, we're drinking now? - I'm only having one beer - Mm-hmm.
and the drinking age is 18 here.
You all right, sweetheart? Yeah, I'm fine.
Why? Hey, I just wanted to say thank you so much for this incredible party and the slideshow.
It was really sweet.
[CHUCKLES.]
You both must have worked really hard on that.
It can't compare to a condo.
You're welcome, sweetheart.
Look, just make sure that you are clear on any strings attached.
Okay? Yes.
Do you remember when my parents gave us the down payment for our house.
And later on, there was a misunderstanding about whether it was a gift or a loan.
Just be careful.
MAT: Hey, can we have your attention please? Brandon, Eliza asked us to sing something that you wrote, which took a lot of thinking since we didn't want to embarrass you.
[LAUGHTER.]
I'm just I'm just kidding.
What were you and my sister talking about? The prenup? You know about that? Tell him not to sign it.
- Have you read it? - No.
But I know my dad, and I'm sure it's not entirely fair to Brandon.
MAT: So, we're gonna sing a song that he wrote.
Thanks.
[SIGHS.]
Brandon, you're not only my best friend, you're the most talented composer I know.
So, this one's for you.
[STRUMMING GUITAR.]
You speak near and true But not a word I hear from you For your eyes say it all And I admit I'm about to fall Because what we have There is no controlling this This love could be great But they say it would be wrong I don't care 'cause I'd be lost You think you could maybe sing with me? Uh, no.
I I'm Come on.
Please.
- Mmm.
- [CHUCKLES.]
We live because we love We love 'cause we belong Yes, I swear Oh, you'll heal BRANDON/CALLIE: The scars that never felt a wound And we'll never need their rules To guide the way Love will light the day What's in a name? I'm ready to risk the blame Call me your own MAT/MARIANA: And we'll never need their rules To guide the way Love will light the day Love will light the day Love will light the day [CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.]
ELIZA: Uh, "Never go to bed angry, but if you do, bring handcuffs.
" - Jayden.
- Yes.
[BOTH LAUGHING.]
Anyways, technically, I did break up with him over the phone.
And he immediately slept with someone else.
Yeah, but what if we're meant to be? It's a wedding.
Everyone gets nostalgic at weddings.
Just try not to do something you'll regret later.
[CHATTER, LAUGHTER.]
"If you don't have each other's backs, who will?" Callie.
No.
Mine.
Oh.
[LAUGHS.]
What's going on with you and Eliza? Nothing.
I got you now.
- Oh! - Whoo-hoo.
Every girl in here is underage.
[JESUS HOOTING.]
I thought you had a girlfriend? We're not, like, exclusive.
Do you have a boyfriend? No.
Although, I did, all throughout high school.
His name was Noah.
He went to Syracuse and has a new boyfriend.
But, uh, we're still friends.
[HOOTING.]
Oh! - [BEEPING.]
- That's what I'm talking about.
- Come on, who's next? - Brandon, my brother, you wanna play? Make it interesting.
Five bucks a point? No, no, no, no.
We're not playing for money, I don't have any to lose.
Oh, come on, you have a condo and a sugar mama.
My wife is not supporting me.
If you don't make it as a film composer, you can always go work for my dad.
Hey, Carter.
Okay, Eliza understands I'm not gonna make it big overnight.
She's accustomed to a certain lifestyle.
He's just busting your balls.
You know, she always gets what she wants.
[PUCK CLATTERS.]
- Oh! - [MACHINE BEEPING.]
I think we need some beers.
JAMIE: Yes.
I think it's time we blow this popsicle stand.
Come on.
Let's go.
- Thank you.
- You are welcome.
Hey.
So I heard back from my friend about the prenup.
He doesn't think it's fair to Brandon.
He says he shouldn't sign it.
I think maybe, uh, you should tell him yourself.
You sure you don't want to tell him? Why? 'Cause I know he was your first love.
Is that why you don't want him to marry me? 'Cause you still have feelings for him.
Hey, hey, hey! We are crashing your party! Whoo! Oh, thank God.
We were dying of boredom! ASHLEY: Let's all dance.
Really? Tell me more.
How's it going? Good.
State Assembly, that's ambitious.
I haven't decided if I'm gonna run.
They asked her because she's done such a good job on the school board.
But the seat isn't even in our district.
We'd have to sell our house and move.
DIANE: Well, it's a big deal.
Of course, with the kids out of the house, you really don't need all those bedrooms.
Oh, it's still nice for them to come home to.
Plus, we still have Corey, so Hmm.
I assume you'll be running for a Democratic seat? Yes.
We hope that we can count on your support? [DANCE MUSIC PLAYING.]
So, what would it take to get you on the dance floor? A lot more alcohol.
Can I buy you a drink? It's all inclusive.
But yes.
Vodka cranberry.
Hey, did you tell moms I was taking PrEP? - No.
- Are you sure about that? Yeah, I'm sure about that.
Why? Because they asked if I was all right.
Because it's obvious that you're not.
Jude, I'm sorry that I haven't been in your life that much, but this last year of law school was really grueling.
And we text, like, almost every day.
Look, don't worry about it.
All right? Forget what I said.
It's fine.
Hey.
Look, I don't want you to sign the prenup.
Why? Callie's friend said it's not fair to you.
Why would she tell you that? I just hate this whole thing.
- I'll just go tell my dad - No, no, no.
Don't tell your dad because he's just gonna think I put you up to it and that I'm after your money or something.
He won't think that.
And what's the deal with this condo by the way? What What are these HOA fees, and what other strings are attached here? I don't think there are any other strings attached.
Uh, no.
When it comes to your parents, there are always strings attached.
And not everyone graduates from college and immediately gets a job with the LA Phil.
Just so you know.
Of course I do.
Do you? Do your parents? It doesn't matter what they think.
No, I think it does matter.
Sometimes I think it's the only thing that matters to you.
That That's why my moms aren't marrying us and we have this destination wedding that only half my family can show up to.
We've both been drinking.
Let's not have a stupid fight over nothing.
Nothing? This is This is nothing? Why don't you go back to your room and work on your short? So you can accuse me of not being present? - Okay.
- That's Fine.
[CLEARS THROAT.]
Whoo! - What are you doing? - Dancing.
Between Jayden and me.
You're making a fool out of yourself.
I'm just trying to stop you from doing something you'll regret.
I'm single.
I can do whatever I want.
You still love Emma, and Emma loves you.
And you always get back together.
Once.
We broke up and got back together one time.
And it's different this time.
Thanks to you.
Thanks to me? What did I do? You just had to tell me about her job offer in India.
What? So you would just rather her pass up this amazing opportunity and you never know about it? Yes.
Absolutely.
Because then we'd still be together.
But as usual, you just can't shut your mouth about things that aren't your business.
And when you finally decide which of your multiple job offers you wanna take, please, pick the one as far away from me as possible.
[GLASS CLATTERS.]
You're gorgeous.
We should hang out.
[LAUGHS.]
We should do something tonight.
I don't know.
What do you wanna do? I'll do whatever you wanna do.
I don't care.
[MUTTERS.]
Hey, bud.
- I think you need to call it.
- I'm fine.
No.
No, you're not.
All right? Let's go.
Come on.
Come on.
So I'd ask you back to my room for a drink, but I wouldn't want you to get the wrong idea.
Or maybe you're just not interested now that I'm being nice to you.
I wouldn't say that.
I should probably Yeah, me too.
- Good night.
- Good night.
So, Eliza knows about us.
Our history, I mean.
- Did you tell her? - No.
How How did she find out? I don't know.
Maybe Mariana? Shit.
Why did you tell her that I shouldn't sign the prenup? Why didn't you just tell me? I thought it would be better coming from her.
She thinks I don't want you to marry her.
Maybe I don't want to.
Marry her.
I'm just suddenly questioning if she really is the one.
CALLIE: Why are you having doubts? Because of the prenup? I mean, it's everything, you know? I'm just I'm suddenly questioning if she even really gets me, you know? Maybe nobody does.
I get you.
You're the only person who's ever really taken care of me.
Like, when you found me at Coachella.
How you knew I'd be there.
If you hadn't come and brought me home, I don't know what I would have done.
I think you're the person I trust most in the world.
Ditto.
It's late.
Yeah.
[INDISTINCT CHATTERING.]
Hey.
You okay? I thought you'd be back in your room with Ashley by now.
[SNIFFLES.]
Small talk is old, do as you're told Ashley's not the person I want to take back to my room.
Where is the home that I used to know? Seems like we've changed, you're watching me like nothing's different Going down.
Easy.
Familiar faces All right, just In the same old places Hey, hey.
Whoa, whoa.
- Come on.
I want - No, no, no, no.
You're drunk.
All right? You need to sleep this off.
[SOBBING.]
Got on a plane Dreaming of fame I'm so messed up.
Listening to them, convincing me I've got no limits I know.
It's okay.
You're okay.
You're watching me like I'm something different Will you stay until I fall asleep? Strangers faces Sure.
Okay.
Let's get in bed.
There you go.
I'm no one to them But I could be something I love the feeling Small towns never held me I'm more than sidewalk routine Take me to the city Never bought suburbia dreams Here I've got nothing to prove Suburbia blue Nothing to win or to lose I'm fine without you Suburbia, suburbia Suburbia, suburbia Suburbia I'm fine without you [KNOCKING ON DOOR.]
Small towns never held me I'm more than sidewalk routine Take me to the city Never bought suburbia dreams Here I've got nothing to prove Suburbia blue Nothing to win or to lose I'm fine without you [THEME MUSIC PLAYING.]