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I'll be a good girl.
Okay, Jamie Bear?
Hey, um... Is he still here?
Yes. And in honor of your father, Lucas actually got out of bed before noon.
Are you okay?
Actually, I couldn't sleep.
Just bad dreams, I guess.
Has that heard back from his friend yet?
Yes, I did.
It's on this afternoon at 3 .15.
Cool.
Oh, your father got to look at the job interview.
Wow. All right, everyone, sit.
I made pancakes.
I'm sorry, no time. I got to get to practice.
Oh, here, I'll drive you. No, that's okay.
I could really use the fresh air.
But they need to be told.
Looking good.
Thanks. Well, cheer you on to victory before your brother and all those other
sluggish alums.
Yeah.
So how was Izzy after her sleepover?
Great.
I mean, did she get homesick?
Nah, she loves hanging out with your mom. And she really hit it off with your
dad. Is she staying over again?
It was just the one night. But your mom was saying that we should make it more
of a regular thing.
Maybe that's not a good idea.
Why? You don't want to be the baby of the house?
No, no, it's, um, it's just things are sort of weird right now at home with my
parents, kind of unsettled.
Yeah, sure.
Um, okay, well, I should get back to, uh, practice.
Mom, what are you doing? Let's go.
Five, six, seven, eight.
Helping out others.
How Angelina of you.
But there's nothing to love about that style. Nightmare.
Way to make a statement, Vandari.
Allie, what happened? My mom was cleaning out my closet, and she found my
clothing. Are you in trouble?
Um, yes. I look about as hot as you.
No, that clothing is for the less fortunate. I think I qualify.
Cute look, Vandari.
My parents are ruining my life.
My student leader playing hooky. This is a first.
Yeah, you're not working. I'm in use of class.
We got to take advantage.
Cool. So where are we going?
No, I don't know. We should just head out onto the open road. Drive as far
as possible.
Yukon, here we come.
Yeah. Get out of here, change our names, go all witness protection program.
Talk to me, Jane.
Please?
I just hate having him around.
Well, there are worse things than having your father around. If my dad were
still alive... I'll trade you.
I'm sorry, Spinner. I shouldn't have said that.
Then tell me what's wrong.
Yeah, I should probably get back to class, see if this or not.
Jay!
Fine, you know what? When you're ready to talk, you come find me.
Thanks for letting me borrow your sister's clothes.
Darcy doesn't need fall clothes in Africa.
I can't believe you don't wear these clothes every day. Your life would be
totally different.
I think that mothballs are affecting your brain.
You want to get more people to help you with the clothing drive?
Take your look from saintly to sexy.
You look ridiculous.
Ridiculously hot.
Trust me, Claire, this will change your life.
Claire?
You look... Wow.
Thanks. Oh, yeah.
Does that outfit belong to... Uh, Darcy.
Well, you look much better in it.
I'll be a chocolate milkshake.
Make that two, please.
Hey.
So what's your name, cutie?
Allie.
I meant your friend.
Me?
I'm Claire.
Rhi.
Nice to meet you.
Wasn't that crazy?
Totally. It was like I didn't even exist.
We should get started on our chemistry homework.
You are looking at an office security guard.
Start tomorrow night.
After the barbecue.
Where's Carlo?
Mom and Dad went to a movie.
Do you know why they split up?
Oh, that's great, Lucas. Congrats.
I'm happy for you, Lucas. I am. I just... I need to know about this.
Don't start.
You never appreciated Dad.
What do you mean?
If Mom and Dad can forgive each other, why can't you just let go?
What's so bad about Mom being happy and me having a job?
Why do you say that I never appreciated it? Because you grabbed all the
attention that you complained about. Well, what did I used to say? Just
it.
I hated your weird stuff about Dad and more kids, and I hate it now.
You and your damn backwards pajamas.
Where are you going now? I'm crashing at Spinner's. I'll keep the game.
You and your damn backwards pajamas.
Look at you, Jamie Bear.
You put your pajamas on backwards again, and Daddy will fix them.
He won't tell anyone.
Could it be that there's a green whale?
Mom, what's up? I'm on my way to school. I just thought I'd call.
Anastasia James, you are 17 years old. You do not get to saunter off at night
without telling me, especially at Spinner's house.
Mom, I gotta go. I'll be late. I'll see you at the game. Wait, wait. Your father
wants to talk to you.
I can't buy a clue, but I feel that's still going cheap. I've been half blind
tonight, so the better half of me. Drink me till I'm wrong and I'll write one
more song about you.
You're not going to dress this way all the time, are you? I thought it was just
an experiment.
It was, but I kind of liked it.
Is that wrong? Do you really want to succeed based on your body and not your
brains? Well, can't I do both? No, now you can't. And why not?
Because you just can't.
You're not making any sense, Alex. To know I'm ugly and stupid?
Never mind. I have to go.
Shut up.
Guys, hey.
Where's Vaughn?
I don't know.
There's a lunch bell. Almost game time.
She'll be here. Let's hope so. Because if she doesn't make it...
It'll be a terrible shame.
Yeah. You know, we'll miss her.
She's a real asset to the team.
Um, the new and sensitive Shep is freaking me out, man.
I know.
And without Jane, we're in trouble.
Ready to get your asses kicked?
Senior sister?
Why? Worried we'll, uh, whoop you without her?
Kind of. Yeah.
I don't know. She's probably off potting somewhere.
She doesn't like it when things run about her.
Doesn't sound like Jane.
We should call her.
Sorry, I can't play. It's time to go home and rest.
Have a great game.
Is Finn still here?
Are you blind?
He's off to the big game.
What about you?
No, I'm not. I'm not playing.
Don't feel like being one of the boys today?
Don't tell me you're breaking up with Spinner again.
Oh, God, it's, um, my family.
It's just family stuff. I'm going to just wait here for Spinner.
Hey, you look really nice today.
Thanks. Someone is trying to think up here.
You have to multiply the equations so that the same number of electrons are
involved in both.
Thank you, Allie.
Did everyone else get the same answer?
I did until the end.
Allie didn't notice the hydrogen ions on both sides of the equation.
You can simplify further.
Nice catch.
Come on up. Let's solve this problem before the big game.
It's better to give me grief if I didn't feed you, if so.
Thanks.
So you're going to miss the whole alum thing?
Yeah. I don't want to see anyone.
My family.
Whatever it is.
You'll have to face it sometime.
Maybe it's not as bad as you think.
You have no idea.
So you'll be spending the rest of your life just hanging out here at the dot?
Good luck with that.
Close at ten.
Isn't it enough that Claire's the smartest girl in the class? Does she
be the prettiest too?
Claire's pretty.
Doesn't mean you aren't. Yeah?
Then why is Johnny ignoring me?
Because guys are stupid.
I thought he liked me.
And then he dissed me in front of his friends.
Look at me.
Any guy who doesn't want to tell his friends about you...
is an idiot.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God, that was bad. I mean, not that kiss. Specifically, just the act of
us kissing. Oh, my God.
Thank you.
celebratory hot dogs on me. Dude, those are free.
Huh. They can't be free.
Pay five bucks. Yeah, right.
Spinner. Hey.
I was worried about you. Are you feeling better?
I'm better.
Um, where's Carlo?
Your bro had a great game. Big strong legs.
Guess it's that Valiary football gene, huh?
My last name is Vaughn. I changed it.
Do you guys know where my mom and dad are?
Why do you need Dad? I need to talk to him about what happened when we were
little, okay? Just don't.
He's trying to be a good dad. Leave him alone.
I can't. I can't do that.
I won the game. Dad's proud.
Don't ruin it. Do you really want to pretend like nothing ever happened?
Figure it out, Lucas. Why do you think it took him so long to put me to bed?
He said... He said... He just
took forever to fall asleep.
Did he tell you to keep it a secret, too?
There you go.
Get away from her.
Now. What's wrong? Why'd you miss the game?
Your mother is very worried.
How could you do that to me?
I was just a little girl.
I don't know what you're talking about, Janie.
I remember.
I remember when you would put me to bed before you left. Janie, please.
Look, I know you're not thrilled I'm back in your mother's life, but there's
need to tell a story.
It was a long time ago.
You're confused.
No, no, I'm not.
Please. Your sister's making up stories again.
She's got it right.
Lucas, come on. You should go.
No one in this family ever wants to see your face again.
Thought Niners weren't your style.
It's all over the antique grapevine.
So, Casey, your new squeeze?
I apologize to Claire.
Besides, what do you care? You don't want it to be you.
And you're sure about that?
I don't like Casey.
I just... It seemed like a good idea at the time.
I get that.
Sometimes I do stuff and don't know why either.
Do you miss hanging out?
It's complicated.
Not good enough. I'm a bad guy, backwards.
And you're better off without me.
Obviously.
You're an idiot.
You know, it doesn't matter what you wear, Allie.
You look good to me.
When you worked your double shifts, he tucked me in.
He said he was helping me get to sleep.
He told me my pajamas were buttoned wrong.
And he said he was going to fix them.
It was so long ago.
He'd curl up with me in bed and touch himself.
I guess Lucas was usually watching TV.
Why?
Why didn't you tell me?
When he left, I didn't have to worry anymore. I just thought that we weren't
going to talk about it, and I thought that maybe you think it was my fault.
honey, I would never think that it's your fault.
I would never think that.
I'm sorry.
To start, I want to applaud Jane for being brave enough to share her story.
The healing process isn't easy, but with all of you working together as a
family, this is an important first step.
I'm sorry.
I wouldn't let you tell me.
I thought that you were ashamed of me.
I wanted to believe the best in my dad.
I didn't protect you.
We were just little kids.
No.
You're here now.
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