The Last Song Page #4
- Where you going?
- Home. Where do you think I'm going?
I'm calling Mom.
Let her go! Just let her go!
We had a really nice day,
and you had to ruin it!
Let her go! Let her.
Make her leave us alone!
How do you want me to respond, Ronnie?
- You want me to tell you it's OK...?
- I want you to believe me.
But obviously, you can't do that.
I did it in New York.
I stole something.
And I don't need you to tell me
that it's wrong, because I know that.
But I didn't do it here.
The store owner is a friend of mine.
I'll talk to him.
OK?
Evening.
Anna Karenina.
"Happy families are all alike.
Every unhappy family
is unhappy in its own way".
Is quoting Tolstoy
supposed to impress me?
I wasn't quoting Tolstoy.
I was quoting his translator.
But since you asked...
Are you moving in?
Hey, If I wanna get some sleep,
I may need something
to scare off the raccoons.
They don't like bright lights
or music.
You're planning to sleep here?
Well, the truth is the town
sort of got together...
and decided we couldn't take
another one of your bad hair days.
Oh, really.
So the word is
you're from New York.
It's a small town, people talk.
I got accepted to Columbia in the fall.
Who knows? We might be neighbors.
So, what are you doing down here?
My mom shipped me and my brother
to my dad's for the summer.
Guess so I could baby-sit
turtle eggs...
while a volleyball player slash aquarium
volunteer hits on me every five seconds.
Now, who's conceited?
Since we're on the subject,
I'm not hitting on you.
Seriously, I'm engaged to be married.
What's the matter with you?!
I'm sorry.
This doesn't look good.
You're not OK with this, are you?
Then we'd better
maintain visual contact.
Good evening.
Hello, sir.
Hey.
You mind?
No.
Yes, sir. I understand, sir.
- Hello.
- Don't "hello" me.
I need your name, soldier.
I'm Will.
- You are?
- I'm her roommate.
The commanding officer
sent me out with rations.
But unfortunately, it's vegetarian.
So, personally, I'd rather eat sand.
Thanks for the tip, bro.
Hey.
I'd better get going.
I'm supposed to be at the aquarium.
Me too.
Not hard-to-get again.
Seriously, Ronnie.
You read Tolstoy.
You take up arms
to defend innocent sea turtles.
The ice-cube act's not working.
Let's try it again.
Last night was fun.
- Best first date of my life.
- It was not a date.
We could make it one, if you
don't mind coming to work with me.
- It's kind of cool, huh?
- It's incredible.
- So big.
- Try cleaning it.
It must be pretty cool,
swimming with all the fish.
- You should see it from in here.
- Maybe I will someday.
Yeah.
Give me a hand up?
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