The Beach House Page #2
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Hello?
Cara?
Palmer.
You sound just like a Yankee.
And your accent gets thicker
by the year.
Oh, you know nothing
ever changes down here.
Not the weather,
not the accents.
How long are you in town for?
I was gonna stay a week
but I don't know
if I'll last that long.
Advertising world can't
live without you, huh?
Something like that.
How's the family?
How about you come see them
for yourself?
You and mom come out to
Charleston for the weekend.
Yeah, I don't know
if I'm gonna make it.
I ain't takin' no for an answer
You haven't been up to the
house since daddy's funeral.
Look, I'll make you some
frogmore stew.
[laughs]
You remembered.
Daddy!
Oh, little lady.
How am I supposed to forget
my sister's favorite meal?
Can you help me with these
golf clubs, buddy?
Yes.
Is mama home?
Hey honey, I'm home.
She's just been away too long,
that's all.
She'll come around.
I do get the sense that
something else is bothering her.
She was never the type
of daughter to confide
in her mother.
You think this is
why she came to visit?
She doesn't know anything
about it
and we're gonna keep
it that way, right?
Don't you worry.
Everything's gonna be ok.
I'm so excited about
the frogmore stew.
That is a lovely idea.
And I haven't been
to the house in ages.
You say that like
it's an expedition.
It's less than an hour away.
And it's your house.
Well, it's really Palmer's now.
And besides, why leave paradise?
could come down any minute.
We're fine.
And besides, Palmer's got me
on a strict budget.
Palmer has you on a budget?
I have an idea.
Why don't we make
a casserole together
and we can take it over
to Palmer's Saturday night?
Are you sure?
But that's a family thing.
Well, you're family too, baby.
I'd love to. Thank you.
Evening, Caretta.
Hi Brett.
You brought flowers.
Yes I did.
That's very nice.
I try.
Thank you.
You saved me a trip
to the nursery.
Now, let's have a look
at that leaky sink.
And you're staying for dinner.
If you insist.
I hope you brought
your appetite.
Oh yeah.
How did you like what Brett's
done with the marina, sweetie?
It's lovely, mama.
Yeah, it has changed a lot
since you two were dating.
Oh, Brett and Cara made
the cutest couple.
It was one summer, mom.
Ta-da-da-da-da...
Actually, I think it was
about a year and a half.
If we're counting that summer
you went to Chicago.
We're not.
Riding on the boat ride?
You stranded us on purpose.
We ran out of gas.
Did we?
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