All language subtitles for The.Wrrong.High.School.Sweetheart.2022.

MAN: You lied to me!

This is not how this ends!

Is there some coffee?

In the coffeemaker.

Great. Thanks, baby.

Busy week?

I said busy week?

Yeah. Uh, it really is.

Sorry.
I'm just checking emails.

So I went by the open house
today on Anderson.

Mm-hmm.

I gotta get back over there
around 1:30,

make sure I got
everything right.

You know, do another
quick walk-through,

make sure
I didn't forget anything.

Maybe we should
go out for lunch first.

- It seems like forever since--
- I can't.

I don't even have time
for breakfast,

much less a lunch
outside the office.

I'm sorry, Dan.

I'll make it up to you
next month, okay?

That's what you said
last month.

Oh, wait. We actually do have
a session with Dr. Lawrence

today at noon, so maybe--

Yeah, there's no way
I'm gonna be able to make that.

I don't even know why we started
seeing her in the first place.

I do.

What? What's wrong now?

[phone chimes]

Ah, damn it.

I gotta hustle.
I'm gonna be late, okay?

We'll talk about it later.

Yeah, sure.
And fix your tie.

All right, good luck today.
I'll call you later. Love you.

Love you too.

[door closes]

[phone ringing]

- Hi, Dee.
- Hey!

How's my favorite
real estate agent doing today?

I'm on my way to an open house
as we speak,

as soon as I finish my session
with my shrink.

So are you and Todd still seeing
the therapist together?

No, not today.

Um, what are you doing
later on?

I can sneak away
for a little while.

- Would you?
- Of course.

Coffee? Our usual spot?

Yeah, that would be great.

Are you okay?

Yeah, yeah.

Um, I'll just text you
later on, okay?

Okay, bye.

All right, bye-bye.

[car door closes]
[engine starts]

[car departs]

[beep]

[beep]

[beep]

You're looking uncomfortable
over there, Danielle.

Something happen this week?

I'm-- I'm fine.

I'm okay. I'm good.

Okay. Where's Todd?

He won't be able to make it
to today's session.

He's stuck at work. Again.

Can we just get started?

Of course, sure.
How have you been?

Uh...

good.

Good. And how are things
at home?

The same.

Well, I know
from sitting in this chair

that same does not always
equate to good.

It's okay, Dr. Lawrence,
really.

Well, if that was true,
we wouldn't be here, right?

You know, I've gotta tell you,
honestly,

you've been a little bit distant
the last couple sessions.

I have... been distracted.

Do you know why that is?

I don't know.

I've just been feeling
really uninspired lately.

By therapy.

No, no. You've been great
with us. Thank you.

Is it work related?

Not at all. Actually, um,
this whole real estate thing

is starting to take off.

And what's happening
with the wedding plans?

Nothing at all.

You know, we were supposed
to get married six months ago,

and I was fine
and cool with postponing it

because his dad
was sick with pneumonia,

but the guy is feeling
totally fine now.

And Todd has been
so swamped into work,

he hasn't even
rescheduled it.

Well, I can see how that
would be very upsetting.

- Yeah.
- Can I ask how proactive

have you been in getting
a new date on the calendar?

- What do you mean?
- Well, what I mean is,

if you're not really
communicating with me in here,

it's possible you're not
communicating with him at home.

And communication is the reason
you guys came to see me

in the first place.

You're right.

You're right.

I haven't really pushed
a new date on him.

And maybe that's because
I just didn't want to feel

like I'm putting too much
pressure on him, you know?

Well, it's healthy that you can
see your part in that.

Takes two to tango.

Well, speaking of tangoing,

we haven't really been doing
much of that either,

if you know what I mean.

- I do.
- Yeah.

You know, romance can be
wonderful, magical,

but it also has a tendency
to slip in and out

of relationships
from time to time,

and it happens with
almost every couple.

- Really?
- Really.

It's a little speed bump
you can get over,

as long as the love
that binds you two together

is strong enough,
and I believe that it is.

I-- I don't know. Maybe...

maybe I'm just feeling
a little lonely

'cause we've been stuck
in this place.

Danielle,
relationships are hard.

Love is hard.

Mm-hmm.

You know what's easy? Ruts.

Very easy to fall into
and a lot harder to get out of.

But like I said, it happens
to pretty much every couple.

The main thing is
you just want to be careful

of the choices you make
when you're in one.

You don't wanna do anything
that you'll regret.

Okay.

So how do you like the place?

Oh, I think it's lovely,

but, uh...

I should wait until
my husband can get here

before I get too excited.

And, uh, it looks like
he's caught up at work again.

I know how you feel.

Um, why don't you
just take my card

and give me a call whenever
hubby is ready to make it.

Thank you.

You got it.

Danny Brooks?

That's a name I haven't heard
in a long time.

Wow.

Actually-- Oh!
[laughs]

Oh, I have a few more questions
about the house.

Yeah, fire away.

[ding]

♪ [soft rock]

- Ah! Hey, Dee!
- Hey!

Thank you so much
for meeting me.

Of course.

So how's school?

Pretty much the same as when
you were there 10 years ago.

Uh-huh.

I'm sure I'm not
the only principal to say

that a few rotten apples
don't spoil the bunch,

but in this case, it's true.

[laughs]

Wow. My mom used to love
teaching at that school.

She used to always say

it was her profession
that creates the others.

- That was my girl.
- Yeah.

So hard to believe
that she's been gone for,

what, six years now?

Yeah. Oh, Dee, trust me,
I know.

She would be so proud of you.

I mean, look at you,
selling houses, settling down,

getting married.

How is Todd anyway?

He's... good.

He's Todd.

He's always good.

He's also
great husband material.

He is.

You're not feeling
a little anxious

about getting married,
are you?

Listen, I will never forget
the night before I said, "I do."

I laid there in the bed,
saying, "Girl, no, you don't."

[laughs]

No, no, it's...
it's nothing like that.

It's just, we've been misfiring
on communication lately.

I can promise you this.
It'll pass.

Oh. So I've been told.

Oh! I almost forgot
to tell you.

Tell me what?

Guess who sent me
a friend request?

Who?

Danny Brooks.

Danny Brooks? Wow.

That's a name I haven't heard
in the longest time.

- Yeah.
- He was cute.

Average grades,
hell of an athlete.

Oh, awesome.

You two dated, right?

We did, yeah.

How long did you go out?

Most of junior year,
all of senior year,

and then he moved upstate
for college.

Baseball scholarship.

And, uh, we lost touch.

I always tried to find him
on the social sites,

but I could never find
his profile until now.

You're not thinking
of seeing him, are you?

- Uh, you can say that.
- Say what?

We're supposed to be
going out for drinks tonight.

[laughs]
That was fast.

What do you mean?

I mean that...

he's practically
a stranger to you now.

Dee, this is Danny Brooks
we're talking about.

I know him.

No. You knew him.

Okay.

Maybe I should tell Todd
to meet us there.

Mm-hmm, good idea.

You're right.

- You're always right.
- Mm-hmm.

Okay, I'll go ahead
and tell Todd to meet--

[phone chimes]

[laughs]

Another message from Danny?

Oh, my God!
I forgot how funny he is!

Mm-hmm.

♪ [rock]

Well, well, well!
Look who we have here!

Danny and Dani together again.

Look at you!

Look at you!

Beautiful as ever.

- Liar.
- Oh, please.

When have I ever lied to you?

[chuckles]

- So you're in real estate now.
- How'd you know?

I checked your social media.

Oh, yeah, right, I forgot.

You like it?

My job?

Yeah, your life.

Oh, uh, can't complain.

Can't complain?

That's not exactly
a ringing endorsement, Dani.

It's okay, Danny, it's okay.
How about you?

Are you still doing sports?

I know baseball
was always your first love.

Yeah, it was.

After you.

I stayed in athletics
for as long as I could,

coached some Little League,
gave some private lessons,

and that all kinda dried up
a couple years back,

so I figured, "Hey, why not give
the old hometown a shot?"

Yeah. Nice.

How are your parents?

Oh, uh, they got divorced
after we graduated.

Dad moved up to Maine.
He's fine.

And how's your mom?

She passed.

Yeah.

Six years ago. Cancer.

Oh, my God.

Dani, I'm so sorry.

Man, I really liked her.

Thanks. She liked you too.

So how about your folks,
you know?

Um, what are they up to?

They're, um...
they're doing good.

They're happy
and living in Italy.

- Ah, nice!
- Yeah.

I remember how much
they used to love to travel.

- Yeah.
- And you were always alone

in that house.

Yeah. I was a proud latchkey kid
since the third grade.

Yeah.

I gotta say it's great
to be back, you know.

The more I think about it,

the more our last years
in high school together,

they were the best
I've ever had.

- They were fun, for sure.
- Yeah.

You ever think about
those times?

I mean, do you ever
think about us?

Uh, hmm.

- Danielle.
- Hey, Todd!

I'm sorry I'm late.
It was a crazy day at work.

Danny, this is my fiancé--

Todd! Yeah, hi.
So nice to meet you.

I've seen you
all over her socials.

Nice to meet you.
So are you just visiting,

or are you planning
on sticking around?

Just playing that one by ear,
I guess.

All right, yeah.
You two dated in high school?

- Yeah.
- God, that's wild.

I can barely remember
my girlfriend from back then.

How do you forget
your first love?

I guess that makes me
your last.

So didn't you tell me
your high school sweetheart

was some sort of super athlete
or something?

Oh, yeah, I must have.

That stuff kinda came easy
to me back then.

Oh, man, lucky you.
I was awful at sports.

Yeah, well, sometimes that luck
runs out later in life, I guess,

especially if you blow out your
arm freshman year of college.

A couple years go by and...

well, nobody cares how hard
you can throw a ball

or how fast you can run
anymore, you know?

It's like, uh...

none of it even mattered.

God, don't listen to me!
Sorry!

I guess I sound like
Al Bundy over here!

All right, well, actually,
I have to use the bathroom.

Are you two gonna be okay?

Uh, no, hurry back.

Yeah, before we kill each other.
[laughs]

- Hi.
- Hey.

I said hi.

What, are we dancing here?

We can burn some calories, if
that's what you're getting at.

No, it's not.
Hey, get off of me!

What do you think this is?
Take your hands off!

- What the hell are you doing?
- What are you gonna do?

Hey, hey.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

Hey! How about you
leave my friend alone, huh?

Easy, dude.

Easy would be cracking your head
through this wall right now.

Now get out of here.

You okay?

Did he hurt you?

No, he didn't.

Yeah, thanks to you.
What the hell?

That almost got out of hand.
Are you okay? Come here.

Sorry the reunion
was cut short.

Ah, that's okay. We'll just have
to do it again sometime soon.

Danny and Dani together again.

Thank you.

Well, hey, you guys
get out of here.

I'm gonna grab a quick nightcap
before I head back to my rental.

Where are you staying?

A little house on the corner
of Lake and Grant.

Oh, yeah, I know it.
It's a nice spot.

- Yeah.
- Well, enjoy it, man.

You earned it.

- Yeah.
- Good night, Danny.

Hey, get our girl home safe,
all right?

Yeah.

Hey.

- So how'd I do?
- You did okay.

Just okay? The way she was
looking at you afterwards...

You need anything else?

I think you actually
screwed up my back.

How about tell it
to somebody who cares?

How was it catching up
with your friend?

I mean, aside from that idiot
at the bathrooms.

Danny seems like
a nice enough guy.

Wow. I haven't seen that look
in a while.

Whoa.

What's gotten into you?

You complaining?

No.

Todd?

Just remember
what Dr. Lauren said:

Take a deep breath
and count to three.

[inhales]

[exhales]

Okay.

[gasps]

You like him.

I can't let this happen.

[gasps]

Hey, yeah, I'm over
at the house on Anderson.

No, no, no, no.
There's not an open house today.

I'm just straightening up.

Uh...

I agree.

Last night was unexpected.

[chuckles]

I liked it too. It was--

DANNY: What'd I miss
last night?

Sounds pretty wild.

Todd, I'm gonna call you
right back.

Someone just walked in.
Yeah, okay.

Um, love you too.
I'll see you later. Bye-bye.

What are you doing here?

Well, I'm thinking about
getting out of my rental,

and maybe buying
something in the area.

Well, I would have to be
your realtor.

Of course. I wouldn't plan on
using anybody else.

- Wow.
- In the meantime,

I was just driving around
the old neighborhood,

saw a "For Sale" sign
and thought I'd stop by.

I had no idea
this was your listing.

No idea, huh?

No. Must be fate.

Well, you know what?

Buying a house
can also feel that way too.

So you might be
staying for a while?

Yeah, yeah, I mean,
it's like I told you last night,

something about this
just feels right.

And about last night,
thank you again for your help.

Dani, come on.

You know I'd do
anything for you.

So did I hear right,

that there's
no open house today?

No, not today,

but I can still show you around
the house if you'd like.

Maybe you might fall in love.

It's a distinct possibility.

- You know what we should do?
- What's that?

Play hooky like we used to
in Mr. Steiner's algebra class.

I don't know, Danny.
I really should be staying here

and make sure everything is
ready for tomorrow's showing.

Come on. All right,
A-- That's tomorrow.

And B-- What else
do you have to do?

I mean,
this place looks great.

Okay, if I say yes,
where would we go?

How about the place
we always used to go?

You know, the one with
the best damn coffee

in this whole damn town.

Shall we?

Come on!

Okay.

DANIELLE: Wow.
This is still good.

I was about to say
the same thing.

You know what? I'm glad that you
suggested for us to do this.

It's always great for me to
sit down with a potential buyer

and get a feel
for what their tastes are.

What, like you don't know
what my tastes are?

How about you just tell me
what you're looking for, Danny?

That's easy, Dani.
I'm just trying to continue

the conversation
we were having last night.

Danny...

What? Are you trying to tell me
this hasn't been fun?

Yeah, this has been fun,
but I'm engaged.

To Todd. Yeah, I know.

He's a nice guy.

- He is.
- A bit boring maybe.

And if you're anything
like the girl I used to know,

I couldn't imagine
anything worse

than some boring guy
by your side.

You don't even know him.

True, but I do know

that he backed down
from that loser last night

faster than a hot knife
through butter.

I mean, didn't you always feel
safe when you were with me?

Yes.

Just like last night.

Look, I'm starting to feel like
I'm doing something wrong here.

Okay, all right, Dani.

Look, I never would've
looked you up

if I felt like I was gonna
cause you any pain , okay?

It's just that we have all this
history together, you know?

And you can't make
old friends.

Yeah, that's true.

Besides, don't people
reconnect with you

through social media
like every day?

Yes, that's also true.

Look, if I thought
for one second

that I was gonna do something
that would hurt your life,

I never would've looked you up
in the first place.

Okay, good, good.

Glad to hear that.

So who else have you
reconnected with

on your nostalgia tour?

Just you so far.

Um, what about Jack Adler?

Didn't you two go
to the same college?

Uh, yeah, we did.

We had a falling out
and just kinda lost touch.

That's too bad.

You guys were so tight
back then.

Hey, while we're on the subject
of a nostalgia tour,

you wanna go have
some real fun?

I don't know, Danny.

Come on, it's gonna be great.

Hmm? Come on.

- Why not?
- Right.

DANNY: Ready for the tour?
DANI: Of our old high school?

Yeah. I drove by here earlier.
They're closed for spring break.

DANNY: Wow.

Memory overload.

Wait, aren't we
trespassing here?

- Nah. I got a note.
- Yeah, right.

Here we are,
stop number one.

Why are we stopping?

'Cause this is... this is
the first place I asked you out.

Whoa. It is. You're right.

[laughs]
Oh, my gosh.

I remember I sat behind you
in chemistry class

for half a semester
before I finally got the nerve.

[sighs]

- Come on, let's keep going.
- Okay.

Remember where we ate?

No. Sorry, I don't.

The Ritz Diner.
Cheeseburgers.

Wow. Your memory is
so much better than mine.

I remember we used to have
a phone call every night

before we went to bed.

You remember what we used to say
at the end of the call?

We'd say...

BOTH: "Danny and Dani
together forever."

[laughs]

See? Memory's not so bad.

Come on.

Here we are,
stop number two.

Oh, yeah, I know this one.

This is
the make-out stairs. Wow.

I remember my heart
just like beating so fast

when we were back here.

I mean, the connection we had,
it was just like...

we were the only two people
in the world.

That's because we were
just so young back then

and everything was new to us.

Yeah.

Shouldn't it always
be like that?

Come on.

Well, here we are,
stop number three.

Oh, yeah, I am definitely
getting good at this.

This is where me and the girls
used to shake our pom-poms

- during the pep rallies.
- Mm-hmm.

Wow.

I don't believe how they used
to pack us all in here.

You know,
word on the street is

you're the hottest
cheerleader ever

in the history of Lincoln High.

You still know
any of those cheers?

No! No, I don't. No, no.

- Come on, show me one of them.
- I don't remember.

I'm too old for that stuff.

Please. You look amazing.

Please?

Okay, here, hold my purse.
Just back up.

Give me some room.
Give me some room.

Um...

Yell for the Cougars.
We can't be beat.

So you better watch out 'cause
we'll knock you off your feet.

[laughs]

Yes!

Wasn't there
another one, though,

that you used to do
by yourself?

Something about steel.

Oh, no, no, no,
I don't remember that one.

Yeah, yeah,
I know you do, though.

- No.
- Come on. Let me see it.

Okay.

Stronger than steel,
hotter than the sun.

Danny Brooks won't stop
till he gets the job done!

Oh, yes! That is what
I'm talking about!

Yeah!

- So embarrassing.
- Whatever.

The current squad
has nothing on you.

I guarantee it.

Oh, boy.

You know, I think
something else memorable

might have happened
in this room.

- Prom.
- That's right.

I wore a black tuxedo
with a white pocket square.

You had on a black dress
with a white bow.

It was very
fashion forward of you.

You really do
remember everything.

It was the perfect night...

until I blew it.

Yep. Mr. Grant caught you
drinking with your boys

out in the hallway.

Yeah.

I made such a scene that...

they wouldn't
let me come back in.

So much so that your date
got kicked out too.

Yeah.

You know, we never got
to have our last dance.

We broke up
a couple hours later.

Yeah, that was the worst fight
we ever had.

You didn't have to do it
like that, though.

Well, I just remember us
growing apart, you know?

Two different colleges
in two different states.

The long-distance stuff
never works out.

No. I don't know.

Maybe you're right.

But it's still hard
not to wonder.

Wonder what?

I don't know. I've always
kinda thought that...

if that night
had gone different,

maybe we'd still be together.

- Danny, I can't do this.
- What?

[clears throat]

Dee!

Hey, Principal Kressley.

Danny.

Danielle said
you were back in town.

Nice jacket.

Thanks.

So what are you two doing?

You can't just be
hanging out in here.

No one's allowed on school
grounds when we're closed.

- No, we were just--
- We were just--

Leaving?

Yeah.

Right.

Danielle, could you hang back
for a second?

I need to talk to you
about something.

Ah, catch up with you later.

Hi.

So what was that all about?

What do you mean?

Come on.

Dee, I don't know.

One minute, we were laughing
and talking about old times,

and then the next thing
I know--

You were cheating
on your fiancé.

I wouldn't say cheating.

No, it was just a kiss.

Oh, okay.

So if Todd spent the day
reminiscing

with his ex-girlfriend

and that day ended up
in a passionate kiss,

what would you call it?

- Cheating.
- Uh-huh.

You're right.

You know, there's a reason
why Thomas Wolfe wrote,

"You can't go back home again."

Life is about the road
that's ahead of you,

not looking back
on the one once traveled.

He was right.

And so are you.

What do I do?

Danielle, what do you think
you should do?

[knocking]

That's weird.

Did he lock himself out?

Hey.

What are you doing here?
How do you know where I live?

I think your address
is listed, Dani.

Just swinging by
to see how you're doing.

I'm fine.

Okay. You know, Kressley
kinda killed that vibe

we had going on earlier,
didn't she?

About this whole "we" thing

and the vibe
that you're talking about,

her interrupting us
was for the best.

- Really?
- Really.

What we did
is not right, Danny.

I have a whole fiancé
to think about,

and I'm gonna have
to tell him what happened.

Wow.

Okay, I mean...

Yeah, if that's
what you think is best.

- Mm-hmm.
- I should probably stick around

and tell him with you
because you never know--

No! No, no, no, no, no.

It's okay, Danny.
I can handle it.

But you need to leave now.
He's gonna be home any minute.

Are you all right?

I'm disappointed, but, uh...

Thank you for understanding.

And can you also
do me a favor?

Yeah, of course, anything.

You can't just be dropping in
on me unannounced again.

Not here, not anywhere.

It's gonna be hard enough for me

to even explain what happened,
you know?

Okay, okay. I mean, you know,
if this is what you really want.

It is.

All right.

Then I guess
I'll see you around.

Maybe.

Goodbye, Danny.

[knocking]

You have got
to be kidding me.

- What do--
- Oh.

Just trying to surprise
my fiancée.

What's wrong?

TODD: I don't get it.

Who'd you think
was at the door?

DANIELLE: Todd, there's
something I have to tell you.

I'm starting to get
that impression.

I was with Danny today.

You wanna define "with" for me?

He came by the house
on Anderson,

said he might be
looking to buy.

- You invited him?
- No.

No, I didn't even know
he was coming, I swear.

But we just got to chatting

and somehow ended up looking
around the old high school.

So you two, what,
spent a couple hours

frolicking through
your old stomping grounds?

I know, I know.
It was stupid.

But one thing
led to another...

TODD: Nothing good has ever
followed those words.

DANIELLE: We made out.

TODD: Made out?

DANIELLE: I'm so sorry.
Todd, I'm so sorry.

TODD: Is this some kinda joke?

- I'm so sorry.
- Are you falling for this guy?

- No, I'm not, I'm not.
- You still want to marry me?

Of course I do.
I just got caught up and...

I should have listened
to Dr. Lawrence.

So you've already
talked to her about this.

Yeah, sort of,
and she sort of warned me

that something like this
could happen.

I don't even know
what this is.

It's nothing.
Honestly, it's nothing.

It was just a momentary
lapse in judgment.

To put your tongue
in some guy's mouth. I got it.

Please! Come on!
Where are you going?

I'm going upstairs
to change out of this suit,

then I'm going to the house on
the corner of Lake and Grant.

Oh, my God.

[banging]

Danny! Danny, open up!

[banging]

Open the door, Danny!

DANNY: Coming!

Open the door right now!

Todd!

Hey, I was just working out.
How you doing, buddy?

Don't buddy me.
Danielle told me what you did.

Oh, you mean the kiss?

'Cause yeah,
that is something we did.

Well, I guess you can't really
make out with yourself, huh?

Look, I don't know what you
think you're trying to do here,

what you're trying
to accomplish,

but Danielle is my fiancée.

And?

And don't go near her again.
Do you hear me?

God, you know, I've been
swimming a lot lately,

and I might have had
some water in my ear.

Could you say that to me
one more time?

You heard what I said.

Listen, Todd,

I know that's what you want,

but you ever think that
maybe it's not what she wants?

I mean, I get it, you know?

You're feeling a little
insecure, you know?

The incident at the bar
the other night, it's just--

it's pretty obvious that you
can't really protect her

the way that I can.

Plus there's nothing like
your first love.

Anyway...

good talk, buddy,
but do me a favor.

Next time you come by,
just give me a call first, okay?

Thanks for stopping by.

Stronger than steel,
hotter than the sun,

Danny Brooks won't stop
till he gets the job done.

Stronger than steel,
hotter than the sun,

Danny Brooks won't stop
until he gets the job done.

Stronger than steel!
Hotter than the sun!

Danny Brooks won't stop
till he gets the job done!

DR. LAWRENCE:
Well, Todd, I am really happy

to see you here today.

I think it's key
that both of you are present

if we're gonna make
any real progress.

Here I am.

Well, so we're on
the same page,

Danielle told me what's been
happening with her ex-boyfriend.

Yeah, I got on that page
just recently.

And how do you feel
about that?

How do you think I feel?

To her, please.

I just don't understand how
you could've let this happen.

I'm still working
on that part.

That's good.
She's working on it, so...

Well, that,
that is why we're here.

Todd, let me ask you,

do you feel that you could've
contributed to the situation

in any way?

Are you asking me
if I blame myself

for her hooking up
with an ex-boyfriend?

The last session,
Danielle shared with me

that it's been a particularly
busy time for you at work.

It really has been.

And I'll admit,

okay, I've been
a little more absent lately.

I barely get a chance
to see you.

And when I do,
you're neck deep into work.

I'm not even sure you even
notice that I'm there.

And that makes
what you did okay?

Nobody is excusing her behavior.

We're just trying to focus on
how you guys got to this point

'cause that is the only thing
that's productive.

So let me ask you,

could any of this have
fueled the indiscretion?

Indiscretion?

That's a pleasant shrink term
for betrayal.

Yes, it is,

but is it possible?

I suppose.

You know, when we feel lonely

because of the actions
of our partner,

we tend to fixate
on other things

rather than the actual problem.

Loneliness can cause the train
to fly right off the tracks.

And what do you do
when that happens?

You talk to each other.

So go ahead and talk.

I don't want you
ever seeing him again.

And we're on the same page
about that too, okay?

- And if he does come around?
- I will set him straight.

All right, well, can we try
to hold on to that?

That feeling
as we move forward?

You know,
intimacy is the gateway

to emotional fulfillment.

And something small
and intimate,

like holding hands,

that can feel monumental.

So I suggest you guys
get back to the basics.

I'm glad we did this today.

Me too.

And I promise, Todd,

Danny Brooks is back in my past,
where he shall remain.

Let's remember
what Dr. Lawrence told us:

Intimacy is the gateway
to emotional fulfillment.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

We can work on that,
see if she's right.

So what do you think
of the house?

It's great, right?

I love it.

And you, sir?

I'm falling in love...

maybe.

Septic tank or sewage line?

Sewage all the way.

- [chuckles]
- And the schools?

Oh, top 15th percentile
in the country.

DANNY: Hell yeah, they are!

The schools around here
kick ass.

- Danny!
- What?

I'm just a massive fan
of the schools.

And honestly, I'm a bigger fan
of this lady.

You two are working with
the best real estate agent

in this whole damn town.

So you're, uh, from the area?

Well, originally, yeah.
Just got back recently.

So I'm telling you guys,

if I were you two,
I'd get this place now

before I snatch it up
my damn self.

[laughter]

Oh, well, we haven't
gotten that far yet.

I'm sorry. Could you just please
excuse us for a moment?

Yeah.

- What?
- What's going on?

What do you think
you're doing?

What does it look like
I'm doing?

I'm helping you
sell this place.

And honestly, I think
it's going pretty well.

- What do you think?
- I think we should go.

Could you imagine...

you and I becoming some sort of
like killer real estate team?

We could have our faces

plastered all over the benches
all over town.

It'd be so great.
Danny and Dani together again.

This is crazy.
You are insane.

You can't just be showing up
to my job like this.

You're right, you're right.
I'm sorry.

We should be meeting
somewhere else. What do you say?

The same thing that I said
the last time that I saw you.

I have a fiancé, and he wouldn't
be too fond of me

going out
with dates with other guys.

Yeah, but that didn't matter
so much the other day, did it?

Again, what we did
was a mistake.

[chuckles]

You so don't mean that.

You're right. It was cool
going down memory lane with you,

but now it's time for me
to get back onto reality street.

Dani, what happened to you?

I mean, you were so open with me
at the school the other day,

and now this?

The truth is, things have been a
little weird between Todd and I,

and I am so sorry that
I dragged you into all of this,

but we're working with
a therapist now.

A therapist?

Yes, a therapist.

And things are getting
so much better.

Dani.

- One more second.
- You know that shrink stuff

is a bunch of horse crap,
right?

You can't let somebody
get into your head like that.

DANIELLE: It's exactly
what I'm stopping right now.

Damn it! No!
They were just--

Just go back to your life
and stay out of mine!

No, wait, Mr. and Mrs. Jones!
Hey!

How was work?

Unless you don't want
to talk about work,

which is totally cool.

It's fine, it's fine.

Work was... uneventful.

I mean, I picked up
a couple of new leads, but...

barely a nibble
on an actual sale.

TODD: Well, don't worry.
You'll close it. You always do.

You're not sleeping
in here tonight?

TODD: Um, the...
the couch still.

I think, just for now.

Look, I'm happy that we're
talking with Dr. Lawrence,

and I feel good
that we're gonna be okay,

but I can't help it.

- Anytime I picture you with--
- It's okay, Todd.

It's... I get it.

I would do the same thing.

But you know what? We're gonna
keep doing what we're doing.

Stay honest
with each other, and...

Dr. Lawrence will help us
get you back up here with me.

Danny and Dani together again.

Danny and Dani together again.

Danny and Dani together again.

Danny and Dani together again.

I'm Dr. Lawrence.

Please come in.

Have a seat on the couch
over there.

How's this usually work?

Well, it depends
on the needs of the patient.

But first couple of sessions,
I usually ask some questions.

Would it be okay if I ask you
some questions first?

Sure, go ahead, Jim.

Do you do a lot of
couples therapy?

I do, actually.

Do you ever feel like
you're sticking your nose

in places it doesn't belong?

Excuse me?

[chuckles]
I mean...

how do you know that you're
helping the right two people?

I mean, what if you're doing
more harm than good?

Maybe your, um, patients

would be better off
with someone else.

Honestly, Doc, if you ask me,

therapy is just
one big con game, right?

A bunch of folks like you
doling out dime-store advice,

like, um...

"intimacy is the gateway
to fulfillment."

Like that actually
means something.

If you feel that way,
then why are you here?

Here about a friend.

Someone I care deeply for.

And by friend,
you mean Danielle Taylor.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

I think it's best
if you stop treating her, Doc.

I'm not gonna do that, Danny.

So she's mentioned me to you.

Nice!

Well, maybe you're right,
you know?

Just let her know
she has some options, you know?

Or, hey, better yet,

you can steer her
in my direction, huh?

What do you think?

Why would I do that?

Because!

She's my high school sweetheart!

We're Danny and Dani.

Danny, listen to me, okay?

Clearly you have some issues
regarding your past

that you need to work out,

but because of
the position I'm in,

I'm not able to treat you.

But I strongly suggest--

strongly suggest--

that you see somebody else.

And I strongly suggest...

that you steer clear
of my business, Doc.

Okay, it's time
for you to leave...

before I call the police.

No harm, Doc.

Have a nice day.

- Hello?
- Hi, this is Danielle.

I can't get to the phone
right now,

but you know what to do
when you hear the...

[beep]

Danielle,
this is Dr. Lawrence calling.

Somebody came by
the office today,

and he was very upset,

and I think that
you and I need to talk.

[engine starts and revs]

[tires screeching]

[crash]

No harm, Doc.

No harm.

Hmm.

[phone chimes]

Oh.

Danielle, this is
Dr. Lawrence calling.

Somebody came by
the office today,

and he was very upset,

and I think that you and I
need to talk--

[crash]
[beep]

What the hell?

[beep beep]

Hello?

Hello, is this Danielle Taylor?

Yes, this is.

I'm Detective Burns.

I hate to be calling
with such bad news, but...

What happened?

You're a patient
of Dr. Susan Lawrence?

Yes, I am. Is she okay?

She was killed
in a hit-and-run earlier today.

What?

Yeah, we got your phone number
from her phone.

You're the last person she spoke
to, right before she was struck.

Think you can come down
to the station in an hour or so

to answer a few questions
for me?

Yes, sure. Yes, okay.

Thank you. I'll see you soon.

Okay, okay.

Hi.

Oh.

Danny, what?
Didn't I tell you--

Not to show up unexpected.
I know.

Look, I just feel really bad
about how I acted

at your open house
the other day.

When you showed up unexpected.

How else am I supposed
to apologize?

Look, I know I might have
cost you a potential sale,

and I'm just--
I'm really sorry.

Fine. Apology accepted.
Now I gotta get going.

Why? Why are you
in such a big rush?

I gotta head down
to the police station.

Why? Is everything okay?

No.

The therapist that was
helping out Todd and I

was just killed
by a hit-and-run driver.

Oh, my God.

Oh, that's terrible.

I'm so sorry.

Yeah. Look, I gotta
get going, okay?

Which means so should you.

Right.

[siren blaring]

Danielle Taylor?

Yes, hi.

- Hi, I'm Detective Burns.
- Hi.

Thank you so much
for coming in here so quickly.

- Have a seat.
- Yes.

I wanna help any way I can.
It's not a problem at all.

So you were the last person
Dr. Lawrence called.

Did you get to talk to her?

No, but she did
leave a message.

Mm-hmm.
And that message was?

That a friend of mine had
stopped by her office all upset,

and then the phone cut off,

and I guess that's when
she got hit by a car

when she was trying
to tell me the rest.

Here, let me play
the message for you.

Danielle, this is
Dr. Lawrence calling.

Somebody came by
the office today,

and he was very upset,

and I think that you and I
need to talk--

[crash]
[beep]

Do you know which friend
she was talking about?

Honestly, I have no clue.

I haven't even told anyone
that I was seeing her.

No, it couldn't be.

Who are you thinking of?

Um, an ex of mine
had just came back into town.

Danny Brooks.

"Danny Brooks."

You say he just
came into town.

Have you seen him
since then?

Yes, but things
got a little weird.

Weird. How?

Well, I'm in real estate,

and he keeps showing up
to my open house.

Open house.

That means that anybody
can just show up, right?

Yeah. Yes.

Don't hesitate to call us
if you think of anything else.

Once again...

I'm very sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

How you doing in here?

I just can't stop thinking about
Dr. Lawrence.

I know.

It's a lot
to wrap your head around.

She was really good for us.

And now she's dead.

You mention to the detective

any of the strange Danny stuff
over the last few days?

I did.

Danny Brooks has some
major boundary issues,

that's for sure.

But a killer?
I don't think he's a killer.

Yeah. It's a bit of a leap.

Yeah.

You still having dinner
with Dee tonight?

Oh, for sure. I could definitely
use some Dee time tonight.

Well, tell her I said hi.

I will.

And thank you
for taking care of me.

Anything for you, Dan.

Oh, and I washed your blanket
and put it on the couch.

Thanks, but I'm not
gonna need it.

You're the best.

Don't forget it.

Never again.

This is so crazy.
I can't believe she's dead.

Me either.

How are you doing
with all this?

Okay.

My head is still a little
screwed up though.

Well, the woman that was trying
to fix it is dead, so...

And she left a voicemail
when it happened.

Oh, my God.
What'd she say?

She said that a friend of mine
had stopped by her office,

but she never said who.

So do you think it was
just a random accident?

Yeah.

I don't know.
I don't know, Dee.

Like maybe I'm just overreacting
from this whole crazy week,

but I still get that
nagging feeling that...

it could've been Danny.

Have you spoken with the cops
about it?

Yeah, I did,

but I don't have
any actual evidence

to prove that he did anything
other than annoy me.

Hmm. Well, I guess the question
we really need to ask ourselves

is what do we really know
about Danny Brooks?

That's a really good question.

Have you spoken with anyone
from back in the day about him?

No, no, I haven't.

Well, they say

if you wanna know something
about an old friend,

try asking another old friend.

What do you think my mom
would've done

if she was in my place?

Your mother would have
turned over every rock

until she found the truth.

Yeah, she really would.

[phone rings]

- I gotta take this. Excuse me.
- All right.

Yes, this is Dee.

Ask another old friend.

Jack.

It's been awhile.

What are you looking at?

A rock that
I'm gonna turn over.

[click]

TODD: Hey, gotta head out
in a few minutes.

What are you gonna do today?

DANIELLE: I'm gonna go
for a little drive.

TODD: Any destination?

Yeah, where you going, Dani?

A restaurant called
John's Bar and Grill.

Never heard of it.

That's because it's
all the way out in Stratford.

That's 30 miles from here.

What, do they have
good burgers or what?

I'm more interested
in a guy who's cooking them.

TODD: You wanna define
"interested" for me?

Danny Brooks.

That bar's around the corner.

Bet he's still there.

Screw it.

Is this a good idea, Dan?

It's fine, Todd.

I'm just going to talk to him.

You know, they've been best
friends for a very longtime,

and if I get a chance
to talk to Jack,

maybe he could tell me
something that might help.

Help with what?

What else?
Make him go away.

I need to know more about

the last 10 years
of Danny Brooks' life.

And while the police is working
on the hit-and-run case,

it wouldn't hurt for me to do
a little leg work on my own.

Okay, should I be
going with you?

- Mm...
- Hey, hey.

Just stop for a second.

Should I come with you?

No, Todd, it's okay.

I'm just going to see
an old friend from high school.

Where have I
heard that before?

I know, but trust me.

TODD: And what,
you're just gonna go there?

I mean, you don't even know
if he's gonna be there today.

If he's not, then I'll just
sweet talk my way

into his home address.

My fiancée, the private eye.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Be careful. I love you.

I love you too.

DANNY: Thanks.
BARTENDER: Thank you, sir.

Ah, Miss Kressley,
what are you doing here?

I want to know
what you're doing here.

Back in town, I mean.

What, are you stalking me
or what?

Do you really wanna have

a whole stalking conversation
right now?

What do you want?

Look, Danielle and Todd
are very happy together.

Yeah, I know.

They've been working on it
with their therapist.

God, it'd be a real shame
if her death

put a roadblock up
on all that progress.

Dani and I were
happy together once too.

And that was a long time ago.

You're not
in high school anymore.

You have to stop
living in the past.

Why? My life was amazing
when I was with her.

I want you to leave them alone.

- Or?
- Or...

I will tell the detective
everything that I know.

What do you know?

It's more about what do I see.

Fine. What do you see?

I see a young man who realizes

that he'll never be more happy
than when he was in high school,

so he latches on to that emotion

and holds on to it
with a death grip,

returns home so that he'll stop
feeling like a failure,

only to realize
that life back there

has completely moved on
without him.

Am I close?

God, Miss Kressley,
you're spot on.

Mm-hmm.

I've never heard anybody say it
out loud like that before,

but now that I have,
it makes perfect sense.

So thank you.

You're welcome.

Now if you'll excuse me,
I gotta get going.

Hey, Jack, is that really you?

It's me, Danielle Taylor
from Lincoln High.

- Taylor.
- Yeah.

Wow. You look great.

Thank you.
Uh, you do too.

Yeah, right.

How you been?

You know, living my best life.

- Yeah?
- What are you doing here?

I saw online
that you worked here.

Thought I'd stop by and say hi
and see what you're up to.

Well, now you've seen it.

Yeah.

- Oughta get back inside now.
- Come on, Jack.

You don't have a few minutes
to reminisce with an old friend?

- No.
- I need to talk to you.

No time. Sorry.

It's about Danny.

What about him?

He showed up in my life
out of the blue,

turned it upside-down.

Come on, Jack.
We were all good friends.

Come inside.

So what exactly are you
looking for from me?

I'm not even sure. Can you
just tell me about Danny?

You first.

Well, I haven't heard from
the guy since we all graduated,

and then last week,
he sends me a friend request.

So we get together and,

you know, chat, catch up.

Next thing you know,

we're traipsing through
the hallways of Lincoln High,

playing remember when.

Uh-huh. Then what happened?

He kisses me.

We kiss.

That's all that happened,
I swear.

But now he just seems totally
obsessed with us being together

and hell-bent
on blowing up my life.

I don't know what to do.

And I have a fiancée, Jack.

Jeez. Taylor, you were always
such a smart girl.

How'd you get wrapped up
in all this?

I know.
I was just being stupid,

and I thought I was missing
something from my life,

and I was wrong.

That's funny 'cause
what's missing from his life

is exactly what led him
back to you in the first place.

What do you mean?

I mean...

Danny was worshipped in school.

You remember.
He's a good-looking dude,

he's an athletic god,

he's dating
the hottest girl in class.

And when you're that popular
among your peers,

it's a pretty amazing feeling.

You know, everybody loved you.

It's really easy to get drunk
on your own charm.

But when all that
comes to an end

when you're barely 20 years old,
and you realize...

all the great things that are
gonna happen to you

have already happened,

the rest of your life
can seem like a...

really long time.

But come on,

you don't see me getting
involved that kinda stuff.

Just can't believe
he's up to this crap again.

What do you mean, again?

I had the same conversation
about Danny a few months ago.

With who?

Amy Harper.

His girlfriend from college
back when we were playing ball,

before he blew out his arm

and Danny became furious
with the world.

Look, anything else
you wanna know,

you really should just
talk to her.

Why can't you just tell me?

Because, Taylor,
the last time I got involved,

I thought Danny was gonna
take off my damn head.

Oh, my God.

He knew I was in love
with Amy back then,

and things almost got scary.

Danny, he can be
a really intense dude.

Besides, it's not my story
to tell anymore.

This is my story now,
and I gotta get back to it.

Burgers ain't gonna
flip themselves, right?

Thank you, Jack,
and good luck.

Same to you, Taylor.

Something tells me
you're gonna need it.

You know I, um...

I think about those years
sometimes too.

Well, do yourself
a favor, Jack,

and don't.

[phone ringing]

Hello?

Hi, Amy.

- Yes.
- Hi, yes.

Sorry. You don't know
who this is,

but this is
Danielle Taylor and--

I do know you.

You do?

This is about Danny Brooks,
isn't it?

I figured you'd call me
sooner or later.

Can I come and meet you?

Hello? Amy, hello?
Are you still there?

I'm gonna text you an address
right now.

[chimes]

Oh, okay.

There he is.

Danny.

Sorry, buddy.

Didn't mean to scare you.

What are you doing here?

I was just trying
to figure out

what Danielle Taylor
was doing here earlier.

Just happened to be
in the neighborhood, huh?

This is twice now, my friend.

What'd you tell her?

Nothing, man.

Hey.

Look at me, Jack.

Did you tell her about Amy?

I'm working right now,
Danny, okay?

Not all of us have parents
sending us money from Italy.

I can't afford
to lose this job.

All right.

Well, go on, Mr. Bitter.

Get back to work.

Get yourself some help, Danny.

Hate seeing you like this.

[crack]

Are you Danielle?

Yes. Amy.

Hi. Thank you so much
for meeting me here.

Please have a seat.

This won't take long.

Whatever you want.

So... Danny's moved on
to you now huh?

What happened to you guys?

Oh...
[chuckles]

You know, I have to admit
that it was a lot of fun

reconnecting with Danny
at first.

We'd talk about
all our old college memories,

and we, uh...

we hooked up.

You know, it was easy.

It was like pulling on
an old pair of jeans

that you didn't think
would fit anymore.

But then he, uh...

he got weird.

He was possessive, really.

Like he would do things
like just show up

in random places where I was
that he shouldn't know about.

Sounds familiar.

And he would talk about
our past all the time.

He would go on and on.

It's like he was
obsessed with it or something.

And it made me wonder
what was his life like

before we reconnected.

So I decided to look into it.

I went to his old job, and I
talked to some people there,

and I found out
that he didn't quit.

He was fired.

They said they couldn't take
his temper anymore,

and he does have a temper,
it's really bad.

And I don't think it's just
one incident in his life either.

Because every day
was just another reminder

that he wasn't the big guy
on campus anymore.

Exactly. And a lot of people
are obsessed with their past,

so I didn't
think anything of it.

Yeah.

Until Frank.

Who's... Who's Frank?

Frank was a friend of mine.

We worked together.

Danny got it in his head
that we were fooling around.

It was ridiculous.

And one night, Frank was outside
of his apartment complex.

Someone beat him over the head
with a baseball bat.

Oh, my God.

There were no witnesses
or no arrests, nothing.

But I just had this feeling
that it was Danny.

So I asked him about it,

and of course he denied it,

and I told him if you ever
come near me again,

I'm gonna tell the police
exactly what I suspect.

I thought for sure he was gonna
blow up right then and there,

but he didn't.

He got this really blank look
on his face,

and then he looked at me,
and he said,

"You're not the only option."

And now I know what he meant.

Oh...

Would you go to the police
if we went together?

My shrink was
just killed yesterday

by a hit-and-run accident,

and I don't have enough proof
to say that it was Danny,

but I'm having the same exact
feelings that you did.

We have to stop him, Amy.

Oh, man.

I don't want any more trouble
with Danny again.

I'm sorry, but I don't think
I can help you with this one.

It's okay, Amy.
Really, I get it.

Thank you anyway
for meeting me here.

But I better get going
back home to my fiancé

and figure out
what to do next.

I'm sorry.

How'd it go, Columbo?

What is this?

Oh, that creep!

[ring]

[taps key]
[ring]

[banging on door]

[banging continues]

Oof! Todd, buddy.

[scoffs]

You really gotta stop
coming around here, man.

This is borderline harassment,
and I have rights.

You've been watching us?

What are those, cameras?

I've never seen those before
in my life.

Tell me the truth.

It was you who ran over
Dr. Lawrence, wasn't it?

Oh, my God.

You guys actually think
that I killed someone?

Oh.

Todd, you're right.
I, uh...

Really taking this
way too far.

I was just lonely.

I wanted to connect
with an old lover.

God, I do this sometimes,
you know?

I just-- I get into this
crazy head space, and I--

Will you just come inside
and we can talk,

sort this out man-to-man?

Todd, I'm trying
to apologize to you.

Please.

Fine.

[thump]

Todd.

Todd?

Todd, are you here?

Todd, we need to talk
about Danny.

[phone ringing]

What do you want?

I've been very clear.

You're the one
who's playing games.

You've gotta be kidding me.

Oh, am I?

Because one minute,
you were kissing me,

and the next minute,
you were giving me the kiss-off.

I mean, how exactly did you
expect me to react to that?

By going away!

You don't want me to do that.

Oh, you wanna bet?

But I'm the only one
who knows where Todd is.

- What do you mean?
- He's all right.

Just a bump on the head
for now.

Todd!

Please, Danny.
Please don't hurt him, please.

Then come meet me
in the school auditorium.

Alone.

If you bring anyone,
the cops...

or anyone else,
you're gonna make me kill him.

Okay, okay, I'm coming.

All right.

See you soon.

Todd?

Baby, it's me.

Where are you?

Todd?

Todd, baby?

Yeah!

I knew you'd make it!

Where is he?

Well, come a little closer
and I'll tell you.

Danny, I know
why you're doing this, okay?

Well, I should think so.

You've been looking into me
all day, haven't you?

How was seeing good ol' Jack?

Nice trip down memory lane?

Hey, fun fact.

You're the last person
to see him alive.

Well, I guess besides me.

You killed Dr. Lawrence.

Yeah. Intimacy is the gateway
to emotional fulfillment?

I mean, I know she was
just doing her job, Dani,

but she was really
getting in our way.

So was Todd,
for that matter.

You didn't...

Oh, no. No, he's fine.

He's up...
somewhere in the school.

Okay.

What do you--
What do you want from me?

[scoffs]

Well, isn't it obvious?

I wanna have our last dance.

And if I do this,
you will take me to go see Todd.

Danny, I've never
lied to you before.

There's no tricks here.

I just know that when
we have our last dance

like we were destined to,

you're never gonna wanna
see Todd again.

You need help.

There's...

There's no help for me.

This is the last dance.

Danny, swear to me.

You'll take me
to go see Todd.

I swear...
on Danny and Dani.

Okay.

Okay.

Come here.

[whimpers]

Danny and Dani.

Please.

- Together forever.
- Don't say that.

Mmm...

How do you like my tux, huh?

I picked it up special
for the occasion.

It's very handsome.

Can I kiss you now?

If you tell me where Todd is...

I will give you the best kiss
you've ever had.

Oh. You mean it?

Of course.
I've never lied to you either.

Okay.
[laughs]

Deal.

[continues laughing]

What's so funny?

[laughing]

Todd is at make-out stairs.

And speaking of making out...

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Hold on.

What you don't seem to remember

is how I used to always
chew a piece of gum

before I let you kiss me.

Oh, yeah. You always wanted
to be minty fresh.

That's right, and I wanna
make sure that this is perfect.

You do?

Of course.

That night
meant a lot to me too.

We'll finally get
our prom dance, right?

Yeah, you better believe it.

All right, close your eyes.

Ooh, yes, ma'am.

All right.

Come on, Dani, are you gonna
kiss me already or what?

[groans]

You lied to me!

You lied to me!

This is not how this ends!

Dani!

Dani!

Oh, Todd, baby, it's me.

Todd, come on, wake up.

Come on, baby.
Todd, come on.

Todd, wake up, come on!

Todd, wake up.
Todd, you can make it.

Stronger than steel,
hotter than the sun.

Danny Brooks won't stop
till he gets the job done.

Danny, leave us alone!

It's not our fault
that your life sucks!

Well, it's not my fault!

I got hurt
in my freshman year,

and they took my scholarship
away from me!

They pushed me out the door
like I was nothing!

Danny...

Years go by, and I just...

I just get older and older,

and it just keeps getting
worse and worse.

I can't get that feeling back.

People used to love me.

Danny, I haven't known you
in those past years.

I haven't.

But I can tell you this.

This is not
who you wanna be, okay?

I just don't know what to do.

It's okay.

Just calm down,
and we can figure it out, okay?

Just, just calm down.

[Dee grunts]

DEE: I told you.

No one allowed in the school
when we're closed.

Dee! Oh, my God.
Thank God.

Are you guys all right?

No. We need an ambulance.

Make that two.

[bat drops]

Guess who.

Oh, my God!
Todd, what are you doing here?

You said you had to work
tonight.

I cleared my schedule
and moved some things around.

Thought maybe we could have
ourselves a little date night?

Yeah, I thought I told you I was
going out with Dee tonight.

Ah, that's right.

Hey, speaking of dates,

how do you feel
about June 18th?

For what?

To clean out the storm gutters.
What do you think?

I wanna make you my wife.

I don't know. I would have
to check my schedule and stuff.

Yeah, no, get back to me.

[laughs]

♪ [pop]

- Yes!
- Yay!

Here you are.

- Thank you.
- Thank you so much.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you, Dee.

You sold the hell
out of that house.

Your mother would be
so proud of you, you know that?

She really would.

Your head must be spinning
like a top right about now.

Why? This is just
a typical story.

You know, one week barely
avoiding getting murdered

by an old boyfriend,

and then the next week,
I sell a house.

Mm. I'm just glad
I came back to the school

and interrupted
his sick little prom idea.

You and me both.

Hmm.

What are you thinking?

I just can't help but feel
like I could have done something

that could've stopped
all of this.

I mean, Dr. Lawrence and Jack,
all of it.

You need to stop
beating yourself up right now.

All you can do is hope that this
guy gets the help that he needs.

But don't make the mistake
of thinking that any of this

was your fault.

Honey...

you just had the wrong
high school sweetheart.

You could say that again.

The wrong
high school sweetheart.

Okay, yes, I will get those
comps back to you by tomorrow.

Nice, all right.

[beep beep]

Hello, this is Danielle.

Hey, it's Ned!

Ryerson!

Come on!

We dated at Camp Bee Creek

when we're like 12 years old?

Rick, how did you find me?

I'm in the market
for a new house,

and I heard
you're in real estate.

Can you help an old
camp sweetheart out?

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.