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Turn around and leave.
Let me help you with that, my lady.
Oh, thanks.
So, you're my new neighbor.
Yeah.
Well, me and my husband, Mark.
This one's heavy.
Yeah, sorry. Those are my textbooks.
Oh. You're a student?
No, teacher.
Thank you.
Oh, should I...
carry it inside for you?
Sure. Thanks.
Um,
you can just, you can just go up here.
Thank you.
Norton, buddy, come on.
Wow. This place is already furnished.
It's a foreclosure.
I bought it for a song.
I guess the old owners abandoned it.
Did you know them?
No.
I didn't get a chance to meet them.
They really kept to themselves.
Unless they had some money troubles to leave the place.
Norton.
at you making yourself at home. Come here, boy.
Sorry about the imposition.
Not at all.
He's adorable.
Hi. My husband's allergic, but I used to love having dogs.
Yeah, Mr.
Norton here is very particular about who he says hello to.
He stays clear of Mr. Johnson across the street.
Patent lawyer.
Oh. Oh, Norton here.
I'm too fond of old Mrs. Nelson down the street in the white Victorian home.
She's a PR agent.
Does Norton have the gossip on everyone in this neighborhood?
Someday, I'll have to come by and he can gossip to you about who's who and
what's what around here.
But I think this old boy wants to finish his walk.
I'll look forward to it.
Come on, bud.
Time to go.
Nice to know that there are people my age in this neighborhood.
Nice to meet you, Miss... Brie. Brie Daniel.
I'm Zachary Wilde.
You can call me Zach.
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
My lady.
Oh, wait.
Um... Do you know of any pizza delivery places around here?
Well, I'm going to town later on today.
I can swing by and pick up a pie.
That'd be great.
I'd really like a small veggie pizza.
Oh, no. No, it'll be my pleasure.
Unwind, unpack, and I'll be back to drop off a pizza for you in a couple hours.
You're an angel.
I just unpacked our dishes, put away the photo album, and now I'm hanging up our
clothes. I didn't even have to put sheets on the bed.
It's weird, like moving into somebody else's place.
Spotless.
Hey, are you coming home tomorrow?
No, honey. I can't.
I've got a few more... Let me guess. Kelly has a few more honey -do jobs for
before you leave.
You're having second thoughts about coming, aren't you?
No.
Why? Is she finally going to leave her husband for you?
We went over this. How many times are you going to punish me?
No, I just ordered a pizza.
Call me later.
I love you.
I'm excited, buddy. How about you?
Good night.
Zach!
At service, my lady.
Thank you.
Oh, so good.
Well, thanks so much, Zach. I owe you one.
Oh, not again. Come here, buddy. Come on, boy.
I can't keep away from you.
Norton.
Norton.
Hey, buddy.
He's a shameless flirt.
Do you and Norton want to stay for a slice?
I shouldn't.
I meant to just drop this off. I don't want to impose.
No, not at all.
Look, you've bought a large. I can't eat it all.
I've got a bottle of wine.
And half of it always goes bad when I'm by myself.
sounds really nice.
Perfect.
Did you want to ask your wife if she'd like to join us?
It's just me.
Me and my boy.
Alright then. Come on in.
I hope you don't mind a veggie pizza.
First time for everything.
Alrighty, I'll settle then.
Well, last one is like almost everything except for clothes and personal items.
You know, driving up here, I was really impressed with the neighborhood.
Yeah, this neighborhood's really old.
Some of these families have been here for generations.
Are the people here friendly?
Afraid not. You and I are foreigners here. We'll never fit in.
Like, when I first moved into the neighborhood, I put together some fruit
baskets to introduce myself to some of the neighbors.
I got the impression that these people do not...
Glad I met you. You're friendly.
Thanks. Try to be.
I mean, Lauren's more of the extrovert.
I just follow wherever he takes me.
So why did you and your husband move here?
Oh, well, we, uh, we needed a change of scenery.
Well, if you like to keep them quiet, what's your scene?
I'm from New York City.
My last place was a one -bedroom apartment on the Lower East Side.
Oh, I've seen those on TV.
Tiny.
So you decided to be a Midwesterner. I always wanted to live in a quiet
neighborhood. This house is nestled in the woods and so far from neighbors.
The price was insane.
I kept thinking there had to be something structurally wrong with the
No, that place is sound.
I looked into it myself.
It's a little nicer than my house next door.
So, planning on finding a school to teach at around here?
I teach, but lately all my classes have been online.
Oh, perfect.
Well, the internet can be spotty.
I found a coffee shop in town. I talked to the owner, and I think I'll hang out
there a couple times a week to upload lesson plans.
Well, not at all figured out.
So, what's your husband do for work?
He wants to open a brewery. He makes craft beers as a hobby.
He's a commodity trader in New York right now.
I hate the taste of beer.
Me too.
I noticed that you're not wearing a wedding ring.
Oh, yeah.
What do you do for work here?
Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to imply anything. I feel like I just made you
uncomfortable.
God, I never do the right thing.
No, it's okay.
You're right. I don't wear my ring.
For now, anyway.
I'm not sure where our relationship is heading.
It was just six months ago I filed a restraining order.
But hey, every couple has its problems, right?
I'm so sorry.
This is really not a first conversation sort of topic.
It's probably the wine.
Well, I've been told that I have a trusting face.
You do. I feel like I'm with an old friend.
Love that.
Sure.
Until the day our new friendship becomes old.
I love that.
So you didn't grow up here?
No, I moved here.
From California when my wife passed away.
Wolf Mountain is the perfect place for a fresh start.
I'm sorry to hear about your wife.
It's okay if you like to go hiking or skiing or go to the lake.
I love the outdoors.
I've never been skiing.
Well, I'm an excellent teacher.
Oh, do you need to get that?
Nah, I'm only sorry I didn't turn it off.
I can't believe they have a garden competition.
Mine's going to be the shame of the neighborhood.
Yeah, they do.
My dead mask roses won first prize two years in a row.
Oh, I could cut some of the root and help you get started.
You're too kind. You would cut your award -winning roses?
For
you?
Absolutely, my lady.
Looks like the boss won't have to go home.
Ready, buddy?
Love to see you again.
Well, there's a little pub not too far from here. They make their own Merlot.
The best I've ever tasted.
I've got to check it out.
Well, I hope your husband can make it.
They make their own craft beer, too.
Oh, yes.
He might be here.
I'd love for you to meet Mark.
Yeah, I'll look forward to it.
Come on, Martin.
Let's go, buddy. Come on.
Well, thank you so much for accompanying me this evening.
Good night.
Sleep well, my lady.
Thank you.
Um, do you want to come inside for a little while?
Oh, I, uh... Just a cup of tea.
I'm having a really good time, and I don't want the night to end just yet.
Sure.
I love tea.
Is chamomile okay?
Yeah, lovely.
Just a cure.
Um, sugar or agave?
Um, either is fine.
Look, you're warming your way in again.
What's that?
Oh, nothing.
Is it nothing?
Tell me, how are you going to kill her?
Are you going to drug her like you did me, or strangle her to death like you
Mona?
Friends is always how it starts out.
But I know you're thinking about getting your hands around her neck and
tightening. And I know your cock is rock hard.
Thank you.
My pleasure.
You may not realize it, but you're very inspirational to me.
The way you can live on your own, independently.
I had a goal.
I didn't like who I was in my old city.
I wanted to start fresh.
I needed to move somewhere new to be a better person.
And I have to work on that every single day.
I don't mean to pry or trivialize your goal, but it sounds like something we
do.
We all have qualities we work on improving.
What made you move so far away?
I needed a clean slate.
I needed to be around new people who didn't know the old me.
Most people can trust themselves.
When my wife passed away, I changed.
I didn't like who I had become.
I'm lucky for you, I don't believe in monsters.
You're sweet, you know.
I really liked getting to know you tonight.
But I should say goodnight.
I mean, what would the neighbors think?
You're a married woman and you're entertaining me in the evening?
Alone?
That's funny.
My neighbor across the hall from my condo told me about my husband's affair.
Can you believe it?
I can't believe anyone would betray you.
You are a phenomenal woman.
Thanks. I told my husband that the only way I would ever trust him again is if
we started over in a brand new town.
Just like you did.
I threw my ring at him before I left.
You know, he always had an excuse for why he couldn't wear his wedding ring.
He was lifting weights and it bothered him, or he lost weight and he was
he was going to lose it.
It was so important that I wear my wedding ring.
Well, it's a symbol to other guys.
Hands off, this one's mine.
It was funny if my dad was possessive of me and I hated it.
And then I married a man who would become angry.
Furious if I even spoke to another man.
But meeting you is making me wonder if I could be like you.
I should start over.
I could be happy, independent, single.
Maybe I'll even get a dog.
Do you ever get lonely?
Yes.
But some people are meant to live alone.
You're a mysterious man, Zach.
But you're such a gentleman.
I bet your husband would be furious to know that I was here.
He doesn't.
Does anyone know that you're here with me?
No, but I was thinking about having a housewarming party.
Maybe you'd like to meet my friends and family?
I'd love to meet them.
What?
I was just envisioning a party with all those I love to show them this house
that I'm so proud of.
And Mark's face wasn't there.
Do you know that Mark is the only man I've ever made love to?
Seriously?
I've never even kissed another man.
And honest to God, I never even had the impulse to kiss another man.
Until tonight.
I didn't want you to know that it was ever my intention. Do you think I'm
pretty, Zach?
Gorgeous.
Will you kiss me?
You want me.
Just...
You know, I don't think we should be doing this.
No, please.
I want you... Listen to me.
I can't do the wrong thing anymore.
I have to control myself. You're so fucking persuasive.
I want to imagine what life would be without my husband.
I want you to give me this experience.
I can't promise I'll want a relationship, but...
I can promise that my relationship with my husband is over
If
you
want me, take me
What we did is nothing to be ashamed of.
You're amazing.
You're such a gentleman.
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