Days of Our Lives Transcript
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[dramatic music]
You better buckle up, Mom, because I have a lot to say to you. And you are going to sit there, and you’re gonna listen.
Now, don’t give me that look. That is the same look you gave me when I knocked over your mai tai at that honeymoon resort in the Poconos. And while we’re on the subject, what kind of mother leaves their eight-year-old son alone in a heart-shaped Jacuzzi with a pack of smokes and a flamingo pool float?
I remember what you said to me when you left: “Toodle-oo, dear.”
You have no idea how prune-y my little fingers got.
[breathes deeply] Why am I telling you all this? Because for once, I am advocating for myself. I am not worthless. I am not unlovable. And you never should have–
You gonna drink that? [panting] [quirky music] [upbeat music]
Come on. Come on, how could Holly and Tate be “up to something”? I mean, Holly just found out that she was going to the prom, like, two seconds ago.
Yeah, well, that was two seconds ago. You know what? When we were back at the house taking pictures, that little Sophia girl came up to me and she told me that she heard Tate talking to Aaron about a secret plan, and I’m sure that was Holly’s idea.
Mm-hmm, and you just think that there’s something–
Oh, no, no, no, no, I don’t think, Brady. I know. Our son Tate and Holly are sneaking out tonight to be together.
[both sigh]
OK, who hired this DJ?
Yeah, yeah, I know. He played at my cousin’s wedding. They got, like, a divorce two months after.
Yeah, can’t say I’m surprised. He’s lame.
You know what’s lame? Standing here, complaining around the punch bowl when everyone else is actually having fun.
Come on. Let’s dance.
[crickets chirping] – Hey, man. You know, it’s one thing to get doctor’s orders from my wife, but to get them all the way from China? Come on. Yeah. Yeah, I’m following them. Well, most of the time. All right. [knock at door] Hey, hey. Listen, give my best to Wendy. Yeah, I love you too, son. I’ll talk to you soon.
How’s Tripp doing?
Well, he’s doing great. He just told me that he and Wendy are taking a backpacking trip through Thailand and Vietnam next month. He doesn’t miss home. I don’t much blame him.
[chuckles] Ah, to be young and in love.
Yeah.
And how are you?
I’m fine. Doctors say I’m on the mend.
Steve, I’m so sorry this happened. Do you have any idea when you’re getting out of here?
Well, yesterday, if I had my way. And you’d think I’d have some pull, being married to the chief of staff. But, you know, she can be pretty stubborn.
Kayla? No!
[chuckles]
Actually, she’s the reason why I’m here. She said you might be in need of a lawyer. [dramatic music]
Huh.
Well, all right, double cheeseburger, fries, and a milkshake– I’m guessing Steve’s feeling a whole lot better.
Yes, he is. Thank you. Ugh, when I think of what could have happened to him… My “hero complex” husband, you know, that’s exactly why I didn’t want him going off to Montana to help Ava.
Speaking of, my erstwhile new waitress has missed a whole week of shifts.
Well, let’s just hope that Miss Ava Vitali has finally, at long last, said bye-bye– for good this time.
So sorry to disappoint.
[sighs] [light music]
[soft orchestration] announcer: Like sands through the hourglass, so are the “Days of Our Lives.”
[country music]
Ava, I assumed you’d be back after Clyde’s capture.
Yeah, apologies for being out of touch. You know, the cell phone reception was a little spotty in Montana. And then I bought one of those SIM cards when I got to China, but then I lost it.
China?
Yeah. I missed my kid. And I wanted to tell him and Wendy in person that now that Clyde had been arrested that he was no longer a threat to them. I figured that after all they’d been through, they deserved that much.
Well, that was good of you. Yeah. Kay, I’m sure you’re eager to get back to Steve at the hospital, so I’m gonna go put your order in.
Thank you.
Wait, Steve’s in the hospital?
He’s been shot.
Oh, my God. Is he OK?
He will be.
OK. This wasn’t somehow my fault, was it?
No, this wasn’t. But, you know, now that Clyde’s been captured, I’ve hired Steve a lawyer. And I certainly hope that you have a plan in place to cover your own legal mess.
So Kayla told you I might need a lawyer, huh?
But she didn’t tell me why. So how about you fill me in? What’s going on?
You’re hired. Long story short, I broke Clyde Weston out of prison. [dramatic music]
Why in the hell would you do that?
Well, well, look who it is, physical masterpiece reminiscent of Michelangelo’s “David.” Tell me, how long are you alone here in Salem before you have to be shipped back off to Firenze? Let me guess. You forgot your water bottle?
How’d you know?
Is this some kind of practical joke? Because I am not taking the bait, Signor Davide…
Ah.
Which is Italiano for “Mr. David,” in case you’re not a polyglot like I am.
Huh.
So you and your sweaty abs can just get lost.
Leo, I have no idea what you’re going on and on about, but I am thirsty, OK?
Yeah. You’re not the only one. [sighs] [upbeat music]
Hey. Whoa, you want to slow down there? We haven’t even started dancing.
Well, I’m not gonna lie, this prom kind of sucks already.
Hey. Where’s Sophia?
Fixing her hair, I think.
All right. I’ll be right back.
So we having fun yet, time of our lives?
Oh, you’d better take a few steps back, bucko, or your mother might just rip my head off. You know she just warned me to stay the hell away from you.
I’m so sorry that she’s acting this way.
Totally predictable, right?
Yes, unfortunately, which is why I decided that we should go back to the OG plan.
The OG plan?
The one we came up with when we thought your mom wasn’t gonna let you go to the prom.
[coughs] Oh, my God. Honestly, I might pass out from all the vape smoke in that bathroom. [coughs]
How many kids did you bust?
Just some kid with braces who tried to tell me that her vape pen was a flash drive.
Ha! Amateur. I would have gone with the inhaler.
Yeah, right?
Yeah.
God, you know, mostly I’m just really concerned about Sophia. She was bawling her eyes out in the bathroom. How can Holly do that to her best friend?
I don’t know, but she doesn’t look that upset to me, Theresa, at all, so…
Well, maybe she’s pulled it together since then. I mean, I’m telling you, she was crying really hard. Are you saying you don’t believe me?
No. No. What I’m saying is, first you were all up in arms because you thought Holly and Tate were up to something, right? And then Sophia confirmed that they are up to something. But now they’re all hanging out. They’re all still here. Maybe this is just a bunch of teen drama that you should maybe, you know, see your way out of. What do you think?
You know, I would love to say that I am wrong. But I guarantee you, by the end of the night, when it’s just a gym full of balloons and potato chip crumbs and you and me, Tate and that little schemer, they’re gonna get busted big-time. And Holly Jonas, she’s not even gonna know what hit her.
Thank you.
So when I said that you’re not the only one who’s thirsty, well, that was because I had a very similar encounter just yesterday with another Adonis-like creature who, just like you, forgot his water bottle.
Mm.
A doctor, no less.
Mm. Would you look at the time? I got to go.
And as if two Adonis-like studs practically begging me to wet their whistles within a -hour period wasn’t coincidence enough, I also ran into your girlfriend this morning.
Did you?
Mm-hmm. Were your ears burning? We were talking about you.
Mm. Should I be worried?
Well, Lady W was nosing around for a story, I admit. So full disclosure, I said to her, pray tell, Theresa Donovan, how did you bed such an eligible bachelor, one with abs you could use to grate Parmesan cheese?
Mm.
And she answered quite earnestly that from the moment she first met you, sparks were flying before she had the slightest idea you were a Kiriakis heir.
Yeah, well, that is very true. Sparks were flying almost immediately. [light music]
You know, guy like you– tall, dashing, sort of rudimentary sense of humor, which works for you because, unlike moi, you don’t need to be a laugh riot for people to want to jump your bones or even just… give you the time of day– all that is to say, Alex, you can never be too careful.
And what does that mean, Leo?
I mean that people would come out of the woodwork to gobble up even the smallest crumbs of your fortune. But Theresa, she seems legit.
Huh.
Huh, what?
No, it’s just funny. I had a similar conversation with Dr. Evans earlier.
Are you in therapy with Dr. Evans? Samesies.
Are you, really?
Yeah.
Wow.
So tell me, is she helping you?
Seems to be, yeah. Dr. Evans is a great listener. She gets it.
Hmm, maybe there’s hope for me after all.
Wow.
[exhales heavily]
So what do you think? You think we should peek in on them?
No. You want to embarrass him even more in front of his friends? It’s tough enough on the kid, knowing that we’re here chaperoning. [footsteps tapping] Oh, hey. Hey, buddy. How you–how you doing?
[sighs]
Having a good time?
I was, and then I just– I’m not feeling well all the sudden.
Oh! Well, that’s strange, ’cause looked like you were feeling fine a minute ago.
I just got this headache, came out of nowhere. It got me.
Headache, huh? Well, I have ibuprofen in my purse. I can give it to you.
No, it’s fine. I feel like I should just go home, you know, chill out for a bit.
Oh.
OK, sure. I can drive you.
No. You have to chaperone, remember? School’s counting on you. Besides, I’d like to take a walk, you know, get some fresh air. So see you guys.
Sure. See you later.
Yeah, see you, man. Get better.
Told you so. Mm.
[sighs] Wow.
[clears throat] Hey, Sophia. What it do?
“What it do?” Cringe, Aaron.
What?
[chuckles] So where’s Tate?
He left.
What? Why?
Well, he said he had a headache. Poor guy.
Damn, that’s– wow, that’s awful.
Well, what are you waiting for? Aren’t you gonna run after him?
[scoffs] What are you talking about?
Oh, cut the crap, Holly. I know Tate doesn’t have a headache. He just made up a lie so you two could go sneak off together. Go ahead, tell me I’m wrong.
You know, Ava, for all your shortcomings, I would have thought you had the good sense to skip town. [dramatic music]
And why would I do that?
To avoid the consequences that are inevitably coming your way when Clyde decides to share that you were the one who spearheaded the whole plan to break him out of prison.
I just keep wondering one thing.
Yeah? What is it? What do you wonder, Kayla? Go on, say it.
What is there for you in Salem now that Tripp is gone? Bunch of bad memories? My husband?
I had no choice. Weston was threatening Tripp’s life in order to pressure Ava into doing his dirty work. And now that he’s been captured, Kayla’s worried that he might throw me under the bus.
Well, knowing Clyde Weston, I think that’s a valid concern. But clearly, he hasn’t said anything.
Not yet, but I’m not gonna sit around, wondering if he will or not.
What do you mean by that?
I’m not gonna live in fear. I’m gonna turn myself in.
Hey. No, Sophia, what are you even– what are you–
Save it, Aaron. I heard you and Tate talking at the pub earlier about how Tate only asked me to prom because his parents won’t let him see you.
Sophia, I’m really sorry.
Are you? Because when I told you that I was interested in Tate, I don’t know, maybe you could have mentioned you two were a thing.
I wanted to. Believe me, I did. And I know I probably should have. I realize that now, but I just didn’t want you to tell your mom, and then she would have told mine, and it would’ve just been a mess.
So you decided it was just easier to break my heart?
No.
Right? Just to make me look like a complete idiot?
No! Sophia, it’s not like that. OK, I feel terrible for hurting you. I mean, you’re my best friend. I love you so much. And things have just been a nightmare at home. And I know that’s not an excuse.
No, it’s not.
Look, I understand why you’re mad at me. I’m mad at myself. And I’ll say it again and again, I’m sorry. But–but, Sophia, look at you. You’re insanely gorgeous. You’re popular. You can have any guy you want.
I wanted Tate. [upbeat music] But not anymore. So don’t worry. You can have him.
Are–are you going to tell?
No.
Well, what are you waiting for? Go catch up with him.
Sophia, is there anything I could do or say to make you forgive me?
Go catch up with him.
I’m really sorry.
[sighs]
OK, OK, I know– I agree the headache story was a bit suspicious, all right? But Holly’s still here.
Not for long. I mean, think about it, Brady. They can’t leave at the same time. That would be a huge red flag.
[sighs] Oh.
Oh, hi.
Hey.
Where’s your handsome date?
I don’t know. I’m just going to the little girls’ room. BRB.
BRB, my ass. God. Are you coming?
Theresa, we’re still supposed to chaperone the dance, you know? I mean–
What are you– give me a break.
What?
There’s plenty of other chaperones here, and the only important thing is our son. If you feel any differently, you feel free to stay. Come on.
Hmm. What’s that? Are you auditioning for something? [light music]
Well, I suppose you could say I’ve been auditioning for my mother’s affection my entire life.
[sighs]
And now I’m going to see her in lockup to give voice to every complaint and grievance, all the anger that adorable, fair-haired little Leo, that frightened little cherub who lives in here, has been holding on to for far too long.
I wrote it all down so I don’t get flustered and go off script.
Gotcha. Well, good luck with that. Sounds tough.
Thanks. My parents were– well, they tried their best, as they say, whatever that means. It’s not like you hit the parent scratch-off yourself off with Victor.
Mm.
No offense.
No, none taken. Victor was a… [exhales sharply] Complicated man.
Well, at least you didn’t find out he was your father until it was too late for him to do any lasting damage, right?
I mean, being raised by Justin Kiriakis, Sonny’s dad– you’re very lucky, Alex.
Yeah.
For God’s sake, Steve, you were trying to save your son’s life. And Clyde Weston is back behind bars. So I think I could probably broker some sort of deal– probation, no time served. You OK with that?
Oh, that sounds good. Thanks, man. I appreciate it.
Of course. Of course. But before I get out of here, I do have one question I want to ask you.
What’s that?
Was anyone else involved in this prison breakout scheme? [tense music]
No. It was all me.
You know, I cannot believe we are back to this again. Steve and I have been over for years. And quite frankly, Kayla, I don’t have to justify anything to you.
All right, you know what? Here you go. And I threw some garlic aioli in there for the fries.
Thank you. And you know what? You’re right, Ava. This is not a productive conversation. Good luck.
Oh. I have amazing timing, don’t I?
I am guessing you and Kayla are not gonna be teaming up for pickleball anytime soon.
Yeah, probably not. But, you know, I do agree with one thing she said. I did think long and hard about staying in China, doing some solo traveling. The only reason I came back was because I need to know where I stand with Harris.
Ava…he’s not here.
What?
No, he hasn’t been back since Clyde’s arrest.
Well, wait a minute. Did–did– [dramatic music] Roman, is he moving out?
Look, we only talked briefly, and that was about Lucas. But no, he didn’t say anything about if or when he was planning on coming back. I’m–I’m sorry, Ava.
Yeah. No, no. It’s–it’s– [chuckles] It’s OK. But I will tell you, I mean, if Harris isn’t coming back, then maybe I should just leave.
Do we look this way, that way? I don’t know.
I don’t know. Hmm, this way.
OK.
No, no, no, that way. Damn, you know, these shoes, I shouldn’t have worn them. They’re really slowing me down.
I don’t know where the hell Holly went.
Oh, Theresa, my new friend. [light music] Sorry to be nosy. I’m not sorry. Are you two on a date?
No, we’re not. We’re chaperoning our kid’s prom, Leo.
Oh, prom. How fun. I remember mine like it was yesterday. I took Agnes… something-or-other. She was a ‘” basketball player. We were each other’s beards.
OK. Yeah, that’s great, Leo. But we’re looking for our son, Tate. He happened to run off.
He probably would have been wearing a tux. [quirky music]
Um…
Um? Um, what? What about Holly Jonas? Have you seen her?
Hi. Do you know where she went?
[knock at door]
[sighs] [exhales heavily] [tender music]
Hi.
Hi.
Do you want to come in?
Yeah. Wow, what’s going on in here?
Well… it’s our own private prom.
Yeah. Do you like it?
Do I like it? Tate, I–I love it. This is, like, the sweetest thing anyone’s ever done for me. I just didn’t realize that the address you sent me was the Salem Inn.
Listen, I know that there’s a bed here. And it’s–well, it’s a bed. But the only reason that I got us this room is so we could be alone without anyone seeing us. There is seriously no pressure at all. There’s no expectations. There’s none.
So…
[laughs]
Just you and me, huh?
Yeah, finally. You and me.
[door clicks open]
Ah. Sorry. I know it probably seemed like it took forever.
That’s OK, baby. I know you were probably just trying to give Justin and me time to talk.
Well, I know. I just–I just wanted him to talk to you because I just– I want us to be prepared for if and when Clyde lowers the boom.
I’ve been thinking about the same thing, Sweetness. And I hope you’re on board with my plan, because it’s not exactly what we had in mind. [dramatic music]
Listen, can you have Commissioner Hernandez call me ASAP? I have a client who would like to make a statement. Thank you.
Alex, you have a second?
Sure. What’s up?
I just want to say how sorry I am for everything that went down with Konstantin. And, my God, when I heard that you went running after Theresa unarmed, Alex, if anything had happened to you–
It’s OK. I’m fine. And actually, something good came from it.
It did?
Yeah. I realized how much Theresa means to me. I just got done telling Dr. Evans today that… I think she could be the one.
Alex, I think there’s something you should know about Theresa.
[sighs]
Sweetness… if you’re not on the same page about me turning myself in…
Look, I– I can’t imagine you spending one day in prison or me losing you again. But I don’t want us to live in fear, always wondering if the other shoe is gonna drop.
Well, good. Then we are on the same page.
[scoffs] Oh. Mm. Now, eat your food.
Thank you.
Well, I’m assuming that John and Ava are probably gonna have to come clean as well, right?
Well, actually, I told Justin I acted alone.
What? Look, look, I can understand why you would want to protect John. But Ava Vitali? Why the hell should she get off scot-free?
Ava, listen to me, all right? You have just traveled a hell of a long way. You’re jet-lagged, exhausted. Not the best time to make a major life decision. All right? Plus, I need your help in the morning with the breakfast rush.
[sighs] All right. I’ll help you with that.
OK, I appreciate that. Now, why don’t you go upstairs, get some rest? And tomorrow I can probably put you in touch with Harris.
Thanks, Roman.
And for the record, I do hope things work out between you two.
So do I. [light music]
Oh, yeah? What should I know about Theresa?
Look, I’m not one for gossip. And normally, I wouldn’t bring this up.
Ah.
But Bonnie saw that Theresa moved into your bedroom last night. So she just mentioned, out of concern, that Theresa had been with–
Brady. Yesterday morning, I know. [clears throat] The thing is, I had a fling with Kristen only to make Theresa jealous. It had no meaning whatsoever. It meant nothing at all. So to that point, Theresa and I are… even, in a way.
I see.
Mm.
But from what you’re saying, you didn’t have any feelings for Kristen, whereas Theresa and Brady have a lot of history.
Yeah, most of it bad.
Maybe, but they share a son. And when I was Tate’s lawyer, I saw them together and how connected they were. And frankly, I’m just concerned…
Mm-hmm.
As, you know, any father would be.
Yeah. But you’re not really my father, now, are you? [dramatic music] And even if you were, Justin, I’m an adult now. So my relationship with Theresa or anybody else, for that matter, it’s really none of your business.
You’re right. You’re right. I will stay out of it from now on. Good night, Alex.
Night.
[sighs]
Hello.
What? Don’t you see? I’m being pensive. This is my pensive face.
Why do you have to think, Leo? You either saw Tate and Holly, or you didn’t.
Like I said, I am nursing a heartbreak of my own. And like I also said, I’m a sucker for love, especially young love. And the two of you together, so innocent, it is… absolutely life-affirming.
[chuckles]
It’s also a bit nauseating, but that could be the two-for-one chili dogs I had for dinner. So no, I am not going to rat you out to your folks. Well, I’m sorry. I wish I could help you, but I didn’t see anything. Got to go.
OK, helpful. You know what? I don’t believe him. There’s no way Holly could just disappear into thin air.
No, no, obviously not. But you know what, Theresa? I don’t want to spend the rest of the night just– just looking for our son, OK? We don’t know where he is, so why don’t we just call it a night? We’ll talk to Tate in the morning, OK?
Are you serious?
Yeah.
Do you not remember, the last time Tate and Holly had a big night out, some very regrettable things happened?
But a lot–a lot of things have happened between then and now.
Like what? Holly didn’t go to rehab. You know what? She’s probably doing drugs with our son now as we speak.
Theresa, stop. Come on. Come on. Come on.
What? How do you not believe that?
Because our son isn’t a junkie, all right? You know what he is? He’s a red-blooded male, and he’s hot for this girl that he has been forbidden to see, OK? He’s probably somewhere off in a private corner with her, somewhere where he can… hook up with her.
Oh.
No. No way.
Yes way.
No.
I swear to God. He came out and he, like, rapped or sa– or whatever– a bunch of his songs.
OK, you’re telling me that Drake–Drake…
Drake, yeah.
Drake played at Sara’s th birthday party, really? That’s what you’re saying?
Yes. Her dad came out and, like, validated his parking ticket.
Wow.
I swear.
Wow. That’s amazing. Actually, Drake played my th birthday party.
Oh, did he?
From a playlist on my phone. [laughter] [sighs]
Oh… Tate, you should probably know something.
Oh, yeah? What should I know?
So Sophia kind of heard you and Aaron talking earlier at the pub, and she knows we’re together.
Oh. Wow. OK. How did she take it?
She’s pissed. I mean, like, she’s really upset.
[sighs] I’m sorry.
No, don’t be. It’s my fault. I should have just told her from the start.
Do you think she’s gonna tell her mom?
No, she promised she wouldn’t. But I don’t know, I still feel pretty awful about it all.
[sighs] Yeah, so do I. I don’t know, maybe her and Aaron will hook up.
I hope so. They’re kind of cute together.
So are we.
Mm.
Mm.
You think so?
Yeah. I know so.
[chuckles]
I have something for you. I… made you a playlist.
You made me a playlist?
I did.
What?
And it’s got all of your favorites on it.
OK, let’s see. Oh, wow, we have some Taylor Swift in here.
Yeah, I know you’re a Swiftie.
I’m not a Swiftie. OK, fine, maybe I’m a little bit of a Swiftie. But you hate Taylor Swift.
I don’t hate her. I don’t know, some of her songs have grown on me.
So what I’m hearing is, you have a sensitive side.
Yeah, maybe I do.
[chuckles] OK, cute, sensitive boy.
Oh. [chuckles]
Let’s play…this. [St. Hollywood’s “If Only” playing]
Mm.
– * If only to hold you * – * Only to taste your lips * * If only for this moment * * For you, I would do it again *
God, I’m a total mess. I just need to get out of here.
Hey, Sophia, wait. Let me at least take you home.
Forget it, Aaron. I’m not speaking to you anymore. You were part of this whole scheme.
Look, I’m sorry. I’m sorry. But Tate’s my best friend. And actually, I was– I was looking forward to maybe us two spending time here tonight.
What? Why? [upbeat music]
‘Cause I should have asked you. I wa–I was going to ask you to prom myself.
So why didn’t you?
‘Cause… I just felt like you barely knew I existed.
So I thought maybe if we spent some time here tonight, you would–
See what a fun, cool guy you are?
[chuckles] Look… all I’m trying to say is that I get it. To like someone so much and to have them not like you back sucks.
And I fully sympathize with how mad you are.
That was really cool, you not telling anybody anything about Holly and Tate.
[St. Hollywood’s “If Only” playing]
Do you want to pick another song?
Mm, not really. Nobody goes to prom to just dance.
That’s good, ’cause I’m not much of a dancer.
Shut up. You’re– yeah, OK, maybe you’re not. But you make up for it in a bunch of other ways.
OK. Like what? Give me an example.
Example, OK. Well… you are incredibly handsome. You’re great to talk to… and kiss. [soft music]
[sighs] It’s so weird, isn’t it, just being able to finally be with each other without looking over our shoulders for more than two minutes in the hall?
I don’t want it to end.
Me neither. I want it to last forever.
So do I.
We’re gonna figure something out, I promise. But until then, let’s just… enjoy this right here, right now. OK?
[door clicks open]
[gasps] Aha! [dramatic music]
Justin used to always say I was the kid who gave him most of his gray hairs…
Because I never thought twice about going after what I wanted.
Now I know I got that from you. [chuckles] For all your character flaws, you were decisive. You set your sights on something, and, man, it was yours.
Well, it took me a while to figure it out.
But I now know exactly what I want.
[sighs] Look, I understand why you wouldn’t implicate Ava. I mean, she is Tripp’s mother. I get that. I just have so many issues with that woman. This is just difficult. I’m sorry.
No, don’t be sorry, baby. I’m sorry. And I mean, is there anything I can do to help?
You could maybe give me a sip of that milkshake.
Oh.
[laughs]
You want a sip of this milkshake?
I do. Actually, I do.
Well, I’ll make a deal with you.
What’s that?
I’ll give you a sip if you, the beautiful chief of staff of this joint, arranges for an early discharge for me.
Maybe tomorrow.
Tomorrow?
Mm-hmm. Mmm.
Well, I’m gonna need some kisses to tide me over.
Mm. Milkshake kisses?
Oh, yeah.
Mm-hmm. Mm.
Mm. Another one.
I love you.
I love you.
Pretty delish, right?
Mm. Are you kidding?
[chuckles] [tense music] * *
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