We Don't Belong Here Page #2

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I don't know what happened

that night.

They found me in the woods.

You went out to have sex

and you wound up

in the hospital.

That's what happened.

My mom's only friend

is Joanne Carpenter,

a self-made woman.

I've caught the two of them

smoking cigarettes

on several occasions.

Well, you missed

absolutely nothing.

It was a complete waste of time.

Sarah's teacher informed me

that I don't have to worry

about her and the boys

because she's going to be

a science prodigy.

What the f***?

My daughter will get laid

eventually.

Your daughter has gotten laid.

Shut up.

I miss seeing you.

I miss you too.

Why do you live here?

What? It's my home.

Are you gonna tell me

what's wrong?

You never talk

about your family.

I told you.

Me and my mom

stopped getting along.

What else?

That's it, really.

Something you're not telling me.

I introduced my bipolar brother

to my drug dealer,

and he ended up in the hospital.

There it is.

That's it.

It was an accident.

Well, you're the bad guy.

And what happened

to your brother was your fault.

You did that.

Yeah, I know that.

Nice one.

I found Elisa's journals.

The sister, the one

that my mom disowned.

The singer sister?

Yeah.

She's sort of

on the famous side, right?

Mm-hm.

Gosh, I feel so out of touch.

Anyway, the journal

is really, really painful...

Hmm.

Because I feel like

all the bad stuff

that happened between them...

I'm so sorry, I'm just a little

bit lost here. So you're...

We could just change

the subject.

You know,

talk about something else.

Okay.

Are you still thinking about

that boy a lot?

Yeah, I guess.

Do you think about

having sex with him?

I mean, we don't really, like,

know each other that well.

I mean, we talk here and there.

Can I see a picture of him?

If you don't mind.

I think I have one in my phone.

Here.

He looks like he does drugs.

How would you know about that?

Well, I am a doctor,

and I have had some experiences

with that in the past.

A little too much, I'm afraid.

It was not a good thing.

Oh. Figure it out.

That's what I'm gonna

leave you with today.

Figure it out?

Yeah, figure it out.

And keep taking your medication.

Hey, Mom, it's Madeline.

I didn't get the job

that I told you about.

So anyways,

I'm gonna fly home tonight.

I just feel like you and Lily

need me right now.

See you tonight.

My sister Madeline

is well-adjusted

and therefore superior

to the rest of us.

This is so...

great, us being together again.

She annoys the sh*t out of me.

What are you doing here?

I'm moving back in for a while.

Really?

Oh.

Don't sound so excited.

Uh...

We're excited.

Super excited.

Why don't you talk

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