Last Weekend Page #2
- Whoo!
- Whoo-hoo!
Oh!
What are you guys doing?
Dropping by?
I love it.
Nobody drops by anymore.
- Mwah.
- Mwah.
- It was nothing.
- We were in the neighborhood.
Oh, look at you two, swimming.
Oh, my God,
every time I come up here,
and then the whole time passes,
and I forget to do it.
This is...
- Ooh, that feels good.
- Whoo-hoo!
So are you going
to the "Save the Lake" benefit
on Sunday?
I think we have to.
Did you want to join my table?
Oh, we already have our tickets.
Veronika asked us
if we wanted to be her guests.
Bring this down.
That's great.
Both?
- Really?
- Mm.
Oh, did you hear that she's, um,
going to do more construction?
You're kidding me.
After everything that we went
through while she rebuilt that?
something more on your house.
Actually...
Malcolm and I, uh,
- No.
- No.
Please don't tell anybody.
We're still not sure
if it's gonna happen.
- You're not.
- You can't.
I mean, we probably won't.
The kids should get the house
anyway.
I mean, God knows they don't
even appreciate it,
would enjoy it more.
I wish I could be one of those
people who can just let go.
Sweetie, you can't let go
of anything.
Why not just keep the house
as an investment?
Ah, the market...
It seems decadent to own two...
vacation houses.
Celia Green.
What?
You have more money
in San Francisco.
You can afford
to keep both houses.
I know.
It's just...
You reach an age...
Um...
I'm... I'm so tired of my life
being safe.
Mm-hmm.
But this house...
They don't make houses
like this anymore.
Mm-mm.
I-I don't know who else
deserves to live here.
Remind me why we're here again?
What were we going to do...
Spend the weekend in Westwood?
Oh, you...
- Oh, really?
- Yeah.
Oh, okay.
I get it.
Theo Green.
So high school friend
wants a movie deal.
Is it any good?
Have you even read it yet?
Don't be a brat.
Theo just sent it to me
a few weeks ago.
I mean, what do you do
when you're staying
at someone's house,
eating their food, and you have
Well, what do you tell all
the other wannabe screenwriters?
Usually, I just say,
"It's good. It's great.
I'll get back to you
with notes,"
and then I just...
don't.
Well, at least wait
until the end of the weekend
to tell him how you feel.
Yeah.
Everything's gonna be all right.
I know.
Does Mom need any help?
You work hard.
You deserve to relax.
Fridays off.
All the young people
take Fridays off in the summer.
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