Days of Our Lives Transcript
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[sighs] Can’t believe Mr. Russo gave us, like, 8 billion problems this week. Like, we all know he’s gonna be alone with his cat on Valentine’s Day, so why does he have to ruin it for the rest of us?
Valentine’s Day. Is that tomorrow?
[chuckles] Looks like someone’s forgotten.
No, I just–I don’t know, guess it must have slipped my mind.
Well, it’s probably too late to make a reservation somewhere, if that’s what you’re planning on doing.
I wasn’t.
So do you have other plans?
Actually, the only plans I have are with you. [soft music]
[light music]
Johnny, what are you doing here? I told you I was gonna get you from the hospital as soon as I could get away.
No worries, all right? Harold sent a car for me, so everything’s fine. Mwah.
OK. Well, how are you feeling?
I’m feeling much better, thank you. I advanced to eating a piece of toast with a little butter on it, which is very exciting.
Wow. Wow, that’s progress, huh?
Yeah.
God, I cannot believe that mental patient Nurse Whitley poisoned half the cast and crew of “Body & Soul.”
Yeah, all because she didn’t like the reboot.
Yeah, that was whacko, right?
Yeah.
Ugh, well, at least they put her on 24-hour watch at Bayview, so we know that that won’t happen again, right?
Oh, it definitely won’t happen again. Abe and Kate sold the rights to “Body & Soul” back to the network. The Salem reboot is dead. [dramatic music]
You want to move with the show to LA?
I mean, don’t you? It’s not like you have another job.
No, but I mean, you know, I got my whole family here in Salem.
Not your whole family, right?
My dad’s here. My Aunt Maggie’s here. I got a whole bunch of cousins and–
You want to stay for your cousins? Who, Philip? Xander?
All I’m saying, it’s a big move is all.
Right. Is this really about your family, or is this about Stephanie?
[chuckles] Stephanie? What do you mean?
I mean, she’s the real reason you don’t want to leave Salem, right?
I didn’t know you were so serious about acting.
No, it’s– it’s truly a calling.
Well, then I’m happy for you. Really, the best in California.
Thanks. You know, if you ask me, you should join me there.
I appreciate that. But, you know, my job is really here. I like it here.
Yeah, but, you know, I’m not sure it will be for much longer.
Excuse me?
Oh. I hate to tell you this, but the hospital’s about to declare bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy?
OK, what does this mean for the future of the hospital?
It means that Salem University Hospital will be shutting down for good.
[soft orchestration] announcer: Like sands through the hourglass, so are the “Days of Our Lives.”
Oh, Joy, I don’t know why you would think that.
I would think that because I saw you and Stephanie in the nurses’ station last night, kissing. But only yesterday, you were in bed with me, saying you wanted to spend Valentine’s Day with me. But now you’re trying to worm your way out of it, saying you’re worried I’m not feeling up to it.
[sighs]
Just admit it, Alex. You don’t want to go to LA with me because you see a future here with her. [dramatic music]
I don’t believe this.
Come on, Kayla. You know as well as anyone, the hospital has been struggling to make ends meet for some time now.
Well, yes, I knew that, but I didn’t know it was such a dire situation.
And what about the show? Wasn’t it–
Helping to keep things afloat? Yeah, it was for a while, but that’s over now, I mean, obviously. And so the board has decided it doesn’t want to invest any more money into a sinking ship.
A sinking ship?
But this is a wonderful hospital.
Yeah. It’s also a money pit. And I’m afraid that when Kate and Abe decided that they wanted to pull the plug on “Body & Soul,” they also pulled the plug on Salem University Hospital too.
[scoffs]
So many ideas. So many dreams that’ll never become reality. [sighs] To think I almost had Jennifer Coolidge agree to do a five-, maybe even ten-episode arc. Sure, she never responded to my DM, but I saw that she read it. Maybe those dozens of question marks were overkill.
[sighs] These deserve a better fate than some order pad at the Brady Pub.
You deserve a better fate too, Leo. You put your blood, sweat, and tears into this show. You were finally, finally getting the respect that you deserved. [sighs]
[sighs] Arrow, my handsome, handsome leading man, how I’m gonna miss you.
Hey, Mr. Stark.
Ay! Doug, you ever hear of knocking?
Oh, sorry. But you hired me to be your writer’s assistant. You told me to report this afternoon and be prepared to burn the midnight oil.
Right, I did. Sorry, I’ve been a bit distracted, to say the least.
So where should I begin?
Well, you can begin by… carrying all these office supplies out to my car and stacking them neatly in the trunk.
OK, sure. Are we going back to the Salem Inn to write?
No, we will not be writing anymore, period, from anywhere.
So you’re saying we do have plans for Valentine’s Day?
That’s what I’m saying.
Are you gonna tell me what they are?
No. No. Don’t you want to be surprised?
No. No more surprises.
[laughs] OK, then. All right. Fair enough. So tell me, where is our place?
Our place?
Mm-hmm.
I don’t know. I just feel like we’ve hung out in a lot of places, that’s all.
The Horton cabin.
Oh, of course. Yes.
Yeah, so I was thinking that maybe we could meet there and I would make us dinner.
And since when do you know how to cook?
I learned a thing or two when I stayed up there last summer, and I already talked to your grandma, and she gave me the keys.
Really, she did?
Yeah. Why wouldn’t she?
[laughs] I don’t know. I figured she might be concerned that we’d…you know.
That we’d what, play “Connect Four”?
Yeah. That and, you know… [light country music]
Actually, yeah, it did cross my mind that… maybe after dinner, we could… start a fire.
Yeah? And then what, tell each other ghost stories?
Whatever you want to do before we have to catch the last ferry home.
I think you know what I want to do.
Wait, the show is moving back to California?
Yeah.
Wow. Well, what about the cast and crew?
The network said that everyone from the Salem reboot is welcome to stay on– if they’re willing to move to LA, that is.
Wow. Wow. That is big news, obviously. God, I wonder how many people are gonna take them up on their offer.
I know Hattie has.
Uh-huh.
And that’s all I know of so far.
Huh. Well, what about you? [light music]
Well, that’s what I wanted to talk to you about.
Oh. Well… I think it sounds like a no-brainer to me.
Think about it, Johnny. Before the miscarriage, we were ready to pull up stakes so that you could take that film job in LA. We had flights booked. The bakery was up for sale.
And then we decided that we were better off staying here. OK, look, Chanel, we’ve been through so much the last couple of months. I just–I don’t want to rock the boat, OK? I want to focus on us…
Yeah.
On our marriage, on our future.
OK, and we can do that anywhere.
Yeah, I suppose, but I just– I don’t think we need the added complication of a move on top of everything else.
So what are you saying? You’re saying that you are gonna quit your job?
Yeah. I think it’s for the best. [light music]
[sighs] Johnny, is this really about our future, or is this about Joy Wesley? [dramatic music]
I heard you, Alex, telling Stephanie you didn’t want to break up with me just yet. You didn’t want to kick me while I was down.
[sighs] Joy, I am sorry. I did not want you to find out like that.
Oh, too late now.
I don’t get it, though. Why didn’t you just say something sooner?
Because I was hoping you would have the guts to tell me the truth. But clearly, since you’ve chosen to take the cowardly way out, I will save us both the time and the trouble. Alex, we are through.
Mom, I’m so sorry.
This can’t be happening.
Unfortunately, it is. And I figured I’d tell you now because, well, you might want to nab that Kassandra role while Bonnie’s still laid up.
Oh, my God, Seth, I’m not thinking about myself. I’m thinking about our patients, the staff here, the whole community. I mean, what if somebody doesn’t have transportation or they don’t have insurance or somebody goes into labor and they have to be driven all the way across town?
Believe me, Kayla, I’m as distressed about it as you are.
Oh, right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I can tell.
I better go clean out my desk.
Ugh!
Oh, my God. Mom, are you OK?
No, I’m not OK.
What do you mean you’re not writing anymore?
Well, not for “Body & Soul,” anyway. I was just let go. Fired.
That’s–oh, my God. I’m sorry.
Yeah, me too. For you, I mean. Seeing as I’m no longer going to be writing, I’m not gonna be needing a writer’s assistant. And trust me, if I had any idea that this was happening–
It’s OK. It’s not your fault.
Still, I know you were counting on the salary or at least the meager hourly wage to buy back Julie’s necklace.
Leo, don’t worry about it. And I promise you, I’ll pay you back that advance that you gave me.
Well, I’m at least glad you’ve got free room and board with Julie.
Yeah.
What? What is it?
Nothing. It’s fine.
No, no. As young as you are, that was the “yeah” of the middle aged man who just lost his son’s college tuition at a craps table.
Fine, it’s just… I already gave the money to Holly.
To Holly? Oh, you mean–
The money that I owed her, yeah. But it’s OK. I’ll just–I’ll just ask her to give it back.
No, no, no, no. You don’t have to do that.
[light country music]
Holly, are you sure that you want to take things to the next level?
I am. And actually, I have been for a while. I mean, unless you aren’t, you know, with the whole Sophia situation. I get it.
No, no, no. I really want to, like, so bad. I just–I don’t know. I didn’t want to take things for granted. And I just– I didn’t want to assume that that was what–
It’s OK. You can assume. Tate, I love you, and I want to make love with you.
I want that, too, so bad.
[chuckles]
[clears throat]
Sophia.
Sorry to interrupt, but it’s kind of important.
OK. What is it?
I might have found a couple who wants to adopt our baby. [dramatic music]
Wait. So you found a couple? How?
Well, there’s this woman at my church, Ellen. And she actually used to be my Sunday school teacher. But her and her husband, Greg, they’re both doctors, and I know that they’re going to be amazing parents. [light country music] But Ellen’s been having a hard time getting pregnant, and I heard that they were thinking of adopting.
OK. Does your mom know them?
Oh, yeah, and she thinks that they’re, like, the perfect couple. So, you know, if she knew that the baby was going to a great home and raised in the church, then I really think she’s gonna change her mind about letting us put it up for adoption.
Wow. Wow. Oh, my God. That could be amazing.
Yeah. Yeah, it would be. And Ellen and Greg agreed to meet with us to talk about the possibility.
Awesome. OK, when?
Like, now, at Horton Town Square. I would say later, but you know I have to work the dinner shift.
Oh.
Go. This is important.
Sure?
Yeah.
Thank you for understanding.
Good luck.
All right, let’s go.
OK.
[sighs]
But why don’t you want me to ask Holly for your money back? I mean, now that you’re out of a job–
Well, look, I rode the gravy train while it lasted. I got while the getting was good. I can afford to be magnanimous.
But you, like, barely know me.
Yeah, but I gave you an advance. I’m not gonna now have you go back to this girl who you like, as in like-like, and ask for it back.
Holly?
Yeah.
No, no, we’re just– we’re just friends.
Right. Just friends, I’ve heard that before. I would like for you to consider this severance. Besides, I’m gonna need a tax write-off now that I no longer have any income.
Is that how tax write-offs work?
I don’t have the slightest idea.
Well, I don’t know what to say besides thank you, so thank you so much. That is very generous of you, Mr. Stark.
Mr. Stark. Do I look like a Marvel character? Which I’m glad I’m not, because I would be schvitzing up a storm if I was wearing that clunky metal getup. So do me a favor. Call me Leo.
I will, Leo.
And don’t let this get around. I have a cranky, curmudgeon-y, cheapskate reputation that I need to uphold.
Of course. Thank you, Mr.– I mean Leo. [dramatic music]
I am just shocked. No, no, no, I’m outraged that the hospital board would choose money and profits over the welfare of the people here. Oh, Tom Horton would just be rolling over in his grave.
Look, maybe it’s not a done deal. Hospitals go into receivership all the time. There could be another buyer out there.
Yeah.
Or maybe the board’s minds can be changed. I’m going to do a full-court press encouraging them to explore other options. And in the meantime, I’m gonna reach out to the hospital’s PR department, and I’m going to ask them to delay any announcements until we have given this our best shot.
OK. I appreciate your determination. I’m gonna get on the phone with the board members and–
No, no, no, no, no. Mom, Mom, you just rest. OK? Just focus on getting better. You always take care of me, so please, let me do this for you.
OK.
You know, Alex, I thought you were the one person, the only person here in Salem that I could count on to treat me with kindness and respect. But, God, was I wrong.
I never meant to disrespect you.
Of course you meant to. What do you mean? You thought I would be your side piece so nobody on set would know that you were with Stephanie.
No. What are you talking about? That’s not how it went down at all.
Then how did it go down, huh? How long has this been going on?
[sighs] A couple weeks ago, Stephanie mentioned possibly quitting her PR gig at the show and giving our relationship another try.
A couple weeks ago?
I just thought she decided not to go through with it.
So you’ve been thinking about this for two weeks and you decided not to say anything to me?
I didn’t want to hurt your feelings, Joy.
Right, or you didn’t want to get kicked out of my bed.
OK. All right. [sighs] Truth is, after everything you went through with Chanel and Johnny, I fell for you. This wasn’t some calculated decision on my part, Joy. I like you. I like spending time with you. I just–I didn’t realize that you thought it was something a little bit more serious.
Wow. How many times have you used that one before, Alex? ‘Cause with you, God, it sounds so natural coming out of your mouth, so practiced.
I didn’t find out about all this until yesterday when Stephanie told me she actually quit her job. We talked about getting back together for, like, two minutes, and I collapsed.
[sighs] Right. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and then you– you saved my life, which is something to be grateful for. What I’m doing with that life, God only knows, but– [scoffs]
You can still go to LA, Joy.
Oh, you would love that, wouldn’t you, knowing I’m thousands of miles away?
I’m thinking about your future, you know, your career.
Well, you can stop thinking about anything that has to do with me. I don’t want to hear a single word that comes out of your mouth. Go. Go.
All right, Joy.
Go tell Stephanie the good news.
Joy.
Go! Get the hell out of here. Go.
[light music]
Chanel, my wanting to stay in Salem has absolutely nothing to do with Joy Wesley, OK?
No? So you’re not trying to put distance between the two of you because it’s what you think I want?
No, I’m not. Look, I don’t even know if Joy is going to LA.
Well, why wouldn’t she? I mean, what’s keeping her in Salem?
She’s dating Alex, for one thing.
OK. I mean, be that as it may, Johnny, I do not want you to sacrifice your dreams because it’s what you think I want.
Chanel… my biggest dream… is to build a future with you. [tender music] OK? Look, my family’s here. Your family’s here. Your business is here. Why move all the way to California when there’s plenty of opportunity for me right here? I mean, I could do theater. I could do the news. I mean, who knows, I could start a production company, all right? But the bottom line is…
The only thing I want is for us to build a family together.
I love so much, Johnny.
Love you too.
Listen, I know it’s gonna be hard keeping the bankruptcy completely under wraps. But please, could you just give it 24 hours? [sighs] That’s great. Thank you, Lourdes. Thank you.
Steph.
[sighs]
Hi.
Aw.
[sighs] I’m glad I ran into you.
[sighs]
I got some news.
[sighs]
Wait. What’s wrong?
According to Seth Burns, the hospital is about to file Chapter 11.
They’re filing bankruptcy?
Yeah. And unless we do something to stop it, Salem University Hospital is going to shut down… for good.
Damn. – Seth, what are you doing here?
Just coming by to pick up my last paycheck before shoving off to Hollywood.
[gasps] So you’re making the big move, huh?
Yeah, got myself a little bungalow in Malibu right next to Brad Pitt, if you can believe it.
Shut up. Brad Pitt, really?
Are you kidding? I got a crap apartment by the freeway. I’m just grateful I get to keep my day job.
Well, forgive me for being presumptuous, but I thought the hospital gig was your day job.
Yeah, it was, but no longer. [chuckles]
Why? What happened? [dramatic music]
Holly, hey.
Doug, hey. How was work? Today is your first day, right?
Yeah, first day and last.
Oh, no. What happened?
It’s a long story. But basically, Leo got canned, so he no longer needs an assistant.
Yikes. Man, that sucks. Oh, and about the advance you gave me, I can totally get a refund for my school trip payment.
No. No need. No, he insisted that he does not want the money back.
What, Leo said that, as in Leo Stark?
Yeah. But don’t spread it around, OK? He wants to uphold his reputation as a cranky cheapskate.
Wow. Well, my lips are sealed.
[chuckles] All right, well, I’m gonna go out and pound the pavement. I don’t want to keep leeching off of Julie, and I really want to buy her necklace back.
Right.
So did your study partner ditch you?
Sort of. Sophia and Tate might have found a couple who wants to adopt their baby.
Oh. I thought the whole adoption thing was off.
Yeah, well, turns out, it might be back on after all. [light country music]
Do you want something from Sweet Bits while we wait?
Oh, I can’t. I have no appetite. I’m too nervous. I just really want this all to work out so badly.
Yeah, me too. [phone ringing]
Oh. [light music] It’s Ellen.
Ellen, hi. Is everything– [dramatic music] Oh, yeah. I understand. That’s OK. Thank you for letting me know.
They’re backing out.
No. [sighs] OK, did she say why?
No, she couldn’t wait to get off the phone.
[sighs] Look, it’s gonna be OK, all right? Like, how hard can it be to find another couple who wants to adopt a baby, right?
Wow. Salem U Hospital is going under? I can’t believe that.
Yeah, it’s pretty shocking.
[sighs]
I mean, I’m gonna do everything in my power to save it, but I just– I don’t know if the odds are very good.
How’s your mom taking it?
Well, as you’d expect. She’s devastated.
I’m sure.
Anyway, whatever bad news you have, lay it on me.
I mean, it’s not exactly bad news, but… it might not be the best time to talk about it.
No, about what?
Joy and I. We ended things.
Oh.
Yeah.
So you broke up with her?
No. No, she–she broke up with me.
No, Mom, I’m telling you, do not– do not fly out here, OK? I’m fine. No, I don’t–I don’t know if I’m going to LA. The truth is, everything’s just really up in the air right now, so…
Not hard to find another couple to adopt our baby? How can you say that? You know what my mom is like. You know that she’s gonna reject anybody who she doesn’t think is gonna be the perfect parents. OK, if they aren’t religious enough, right, or if they aren’t the right age, if they don’t make enough money or if they don’t have some kind of fancy academic credentials or whatever–
I know. I know. I know. Look, it’s–hey, hey, your mom, yes, is gonna make it very difficult. She is. But we cannot give up hope. We can’t. OK?
Well, I try not to. But, you know, every day that goes by– my God, Tate, when is this nightmare gonna end?
I know.
Tate, buddy, hey. Long time, no see. How goes it? [dramatic music]
You know, it– it goes. Sorry. This is my friend Sophia. Sophia, this is my cousin Johnny and his wife, Chanel.
Hi.
Hey.
Of course I know Sophia. You used to stop by Sweet Bits on your way to work at the Bistro, was it?
That’s right. Yeah.
Yeah, it’s been a minute.
Yeah, well, morning sickness.
Ah.
Of course.
Is everything OK?
Actually, no, not really. We were actually just supposed to meet a couple who was interested in adopting our baby and–
But they canceled.
Oh, no. I am so sorry to hear that.
Yeah, well, I bet they were just afraid of my mother’s wrath.
Yeah. Mrs. Choi isn’t really a fan of the whole idea. So we were really hoping that if we found a couple she approved of, she would change her mind.
I better get to work. And you probably want to get back to Holly.
So I’ll see you at school tomorrow.
OK. [sighs]
Tate, man, I’m really sorry you’re going through this.
I mean, never mind me. I just–I feel terrible for Sophia. I mean, really, there’s just no one that’s on her side.
Well, she has you.
Yeah, but I mean, I’m not really sure if that helps all that much ’cause she knows the person that I really want to be with is Holly.
So you and Holly are working things out?
Yeah. Yeah, we are. But still, she’s really upset about what’s happened, obviously. She’s worried about how this might affect us in the future.
Yeah, that’s understandable.
Look, Tate, you and Holly, if you’re really committed to one another, then you’ll find a way through it.
I mean, yeah, but still, I mean, between me wanting to be there for Sophia and wondering if this baby is gonna get adopted or not, I just– I’m asking Holly to put up with a lot.
But you are worth it, Tate.
Yeah, I hope so.
Mm-hmm.
Well, I hope this couple turns out to be the one and Sophia’s mom agrees to let her give up the baby.
Me too. Doug, can I ask you a question and you be completely honest with me?
About what?
Does it sound selfish how badly I want this all to happen?
No. No, it’s not selfish. It’s what Sophia and Tate want too, right? And it’s what’s best for them. And just as importantly, it’s what’s best for the baby. And yeah, I mean, it’s gonna be difficult no matter what. But in the long run, it’s also what’s best for you and Tate. Right?
Yeah, I guess. God, I’m sorry. I need to stop dumping all this on you. I mean, you just lost your job.
Holly, it’s OK.
No, it’s not. I really need to stop ruminating. And hey, if you’re looking for work, I have lived here a lot longer than you, and I know a lot more people. So just say the word, and I can help.
Thank you. I might actually take you up on that. [light country music]
Gosh. Where will I go now when I throw out my back or injure my wrist in a trust fall? Where is Dr. Marlena Evans gonna hang her shingle now?
Oh, I’m sure she’ll figure something out. And you will too. And listen, Leo, I want to take this opportunity to say I think you’re a fantastic writer.
You do?
I do. I’ve really enjoyed all the stories Dr. Blake Lamoray was involved in. And all that to say Johnny’s been telling me what a great job I’ve been doing. So if possible, I’d love to be featured more prominently in the reboot.
Sorry, Seth, you’re barking up the wrong tree. I am no longer writing for “Body & Soul.”
What? You’ve decided not to go with the show?
No, the network decided that for me.
Oh. Oh, I’m sorry.
Oh, it’s OK. I hate LA anyway. Palm trees, gorgeous people, hiking, sneaking wine into the Hollywood Bowl, perfect weather– who needs that?
Right? [chuckles] So what are you gonna do now?
[sighs] That’s a really good question.
Mm.
So Joy broke up with you?
Well, turns out, she overheard us out here last night talking about how we wanted to be together.
Oh. Oh.
Yeah.
That’s too bad.
Yeah, she was pretty upset, to say the least.
Ugh.
Honestly, Steph, I can’t even blame her. I could have handled things a lot better.
Same. Same. But you know what? In the end, it worked out, because we would have gotten to this end result anyway.
True. Very true. So I guess now there’s no reason why I can’t do this. [tender music]
Right?
Mm-hmm.
Mm.
[tender music]
So you got any plans for the day?
Unfortunately, I have to work.
Ugh.
In fact, I’m gonna have to pull an all-nighter, strategizing about ways to save this hospital.
Maybe you could use some help.
I’d love that.
Mm.
But, Alex, you have to promise me–
No distractions or at least kept to a minimum…
Mm-hmm.
For now. But while we’re waiting… mm.
Mm. Let’s go.
OK. [dramatic music]
I suppose I’m gonna have to go hunt down Abe and Kate for my check. Oh, I hope they don’t try to stiff me. [both laugh]
Good luck.
You know, it’s only one man’s opinion, but I think the new producers are idiots if they don’t want you.
Thank you, Seth. I wish more people shared your opinion.
Listen, plenty of folks love the show. It’s just that the haters make the most noise. So ignore them, and remember what I said when you’re up there accepting your Daytime Emmy.
OK, I will. Thank you.
Good luck, my friend.
Maybe I don’t suck.
Hmm, you know, the Brady Pub’s always looking for an extra hand. I know it doesn’t pay much, but Tate said it was a pretty chill job to work at.
The pub, huh?
Yeah. And FYI, someone as charming as you could make a whole lot of tips.
You think I’m charming?
Yeah, I do, but don’t let that get to your head.
Oh, way too late. Way too late. [both laugh]
Hey.
Hey, Tate.
What’s up, man?
That was fast. What happened? [light country music]
Well, the couple who was considering adopting the baby, they backed out.
What?
Yeah. So it’s back to square one.
[sighs] [dramatic music]
Oh, God, Tate– poor guy.
Yeah. Yeah, he’s going through a lot.
Mm.
And on top of that, still being in high school? Ugh, and then Sophia, what she must be going through, you know, not only being pregnant by someone who’s in love with someone else but then also having a mother who doesn’t support her choices. [light music]
Yeah. Yeah, I feel for both of them. I feel for Holly.
Mm, yeah.
You know, I still think back a lot to when we first found out you were pregnant.
Yeah. Yeah, I think about that a lot too. And, you know, even with, you know, the complications and Mama and the whole radiation scare, we still found a way to be excited about it.
Yeah, we did.
Mm. Yeah, but then, you know, when I miscarried, that was really tough for both of us, obviously.
It was, yeah.
But it made us realize that we really did want to have a baby. [tender music]
And then Kayla said that we needed to wait six months before we tried again.
Mm-hmm.
At the time, I think… that’s what we both wanted to do.
But then we had our little…hiccup.
Johnny, I– I still want to have a baby.
You do?
Yeah. Yeah, I do. I mean, look, I know that we just got back together, but it has been six months. So maybe we could see if we could get an appointment with Kayla and see if she’ll give us the go-ahead. I mean, if that’s OK with you.
Oh, that’s more than OK. I think that would be amazing.
Yeah?
Yeah. Yeah, I do. Let’s–let’s have a baby.
Let’s have a baby.
OK. [both laugh]
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