Private Practice s06e13 Episode Script

Okay.
I want to say something wise.
I want to have some wisdom.
I mean I've been here before.
I've done this already.
The first time you get married-- I mean, I had this very large fairy tale wedding.
You know, with the music and the flowers and the dress.
I was young and marrying the guy that everyone said was the perfect man.
And he was.
Derek was perfect.
Turns out, he just wasn't perfect for me.
And even though I made my fair share of mistakes, I definitely was not innocent.
I was really angry at him for messing up my fairy tale.
And for taking my 30s and for being happy with someone else and for making me feel like a failure.
And it took me a really long time to get over that.
And I made a lot of mistakes with a lot of men, trying to get over that.
But then slowly, over time, everything changes, and you're no longer this young thing and you don't believe in fairy tales and "perfect" isn't in your vocabulary.
And then suddenly, here is this man.
- Addison.
- I can't do it.
I can't.
People are waiting.
Jake is waiting.
I just said that I can't do it, not like this.
Okay.
All right.
Hey.
Addison, Addison, stop pacing, okay? Look at me.
Deep breaths.
You can do this.
You wanna do this.
You love Jake and you are ready.
And the preacher guy is gonna leave - because we only paid him for two hours.
- Amelia.
Problem solved! - I'm here.
I'm so sorry.
Sorry.
I'm so sorry.
The plane was late and was circling for some ridiculous reason.
- And I was freaking out.
I was--I was trying to-- - Aw! - I was trying to call you on the - Nai! Cell phone, and I thought the stewardess was gonna freak out.
I thought the Air Marshall was gonna take me down.
It was a mess, but I'm here.
I'm here.
Oh, you look beautiful.
- Oh, thanks.
- Let's get you married.
Shorty, get down good lord baby gotta 'em open all over town strictly biz, don't play around cover much ground got game by the pound gettin' paid is her forte each and every day, true player way I can't get her outta my mind I think about the girl all the time I, Jacob Miguel Reilly, take you, Addison To be my husband For better or for worse For richer or for poorer In sickness and in health To love, honor, and cherish For as long as we both shall live.
For as long as we both shall live.
- I do.
- I do.
By the power vested in me by the State of California, I now pronounce you husband and wife.
You may kiss the bride.
I gotta bag it up - Whoo! - Whoo! No diggity I gotta bag it up I like seeing you happy.
I am happy.
And that you're here, it's-- it's perfect.
You think I'd miss the chance to be best man at my dad's wedding? I hoped, you know.
Dad, we had an argument.
No, I told you to stop seeing your 50-year-old professor, and you refused.
Dad, let it go.
Baby never act wild Is Dr.
Joan giving them all equal attention? She seems good.
"Seems" or "is"? Both.
I don't know.
What's the right answer? Did Georgia get her medicine? Uh, yeah.
I set my watch to remember.
Remind me to raise your allowance.
Oh, and make sure that she gives Caroline the pink bunny if she cries, not the green one Rachel likes.
We love you.
You're doing great.
Keep up the good work.
Bye! Hey, yo, hey, yo, hey, yo, hey, yo The babies are fine.
Mason is on it.
The pediatric resident you hijacked for the day is on it.
Just relax.
I hate everything about that smile on your face.
Don't hate the player.
Hate the game.
Yeah.
I said that.
I gotta bag it up I am so thrilled to meet you because, aside from the fact that you exist, Sheldon has told me absolutely nothing about you.
Well, I wouldn't take that personally.
Sheldon is just afraid that I'm going to leave him.
That I'm going to leave him, and then he'll have to explain how he lost such a prize.
So the less you know, the better.
She doesn't filter either.
No.
No, she-- she doesn't.
Life's too short for that, really.
Isn't it? I like her.
Hey.
Hey.
- It's good to see you.
- Oh, it's good to see you, too.
I wasn't sure that you'd come.
Why wouldn't I oh.
Oh.
No.
Uh - You know, we've always been friends first, so - Yeah.
- I'm just glad she's happy.
- Yeah.
You know, it's-- it's good.
Yeah.
It is good.
So how are you? I'm fine.
I'm really, really fine.
I thought Fife was gonna be here, but I guess-- Oh, yeah.
He had a meeting in Hong Kong.
- Hong Kong? Wow.
- So he, uh - I met Stephanie.
- Mm-hmm? She seems really nice.
Yeah.
She's nice.
Oh! You wanna see the latest? Please.
- Look, there she is with Betsey.
- Oh, come on now.
They adore each other.
- I can't believe they're growing up so fast.
- I know.
I still can't believe I'm a grandmother.
- Mm.
- Oh.
Yeah, me either.
You definitely do not look like a grandmother.
Thank you.
I feel weird being around people that aren't wearing diapers.
Don't say that to other people.
It sounds creepy out of context.
- What are you doing? - I'm I'm writing another book.
I mean, well, right now, I'm writing on a napkin because there's nothing else to write on.
I had an idea.
But, um, yeah, I-- I'm w-writing a book.
At least, I think it's a book.
Yeah, it's a book.
I'm pretty sure.
What's it about? I don't wanna talk about it yet.
Is it about me? Can it be about me? "The Chronicles Of Coop"? "The Coop Chronicles"? Anybody seen Addison or Jake? Photographer wants to do photos.
- Where are they? - Let's see.
We're at a hotel, and there are rooms downstairs.
It's their wedding night, Amelia.
Maybe they wanted to get to the honeymoon a little bit early.
Should I send the photographer down there to get photos of that? - Yes.
- Yes.
- Mmm.
- Mmm.
Okay.
Wait.
Wait.
Wait.
Wait.
Wait.
Wait.
Wait.
Okay.
Ahem.
We should stop.
We should stop.
We should stop.
Right? We should stop.
Last Sunday, I woke up and I had a lot of energy, so I went for a run.
Then I went home and did some baking.
There's this really good double chocolate peanut butter chip brownie thing that I've been working on.
It's crazy.
And, um, then I watched a movie, did some laundry, and, uh it wasn't until I went to bed that I realized it was the day.
The 6-year anniversary.
How'd that make you feel? Um, a little bit guilty, 'cause it doesn't feel right that I should just forget them.
Then I felt relieved.
I was just relieved.
I'm relieved.
Tell me your truth.
My parents and boyfriend died in a car accident that I survived.
Say it again.
My parents and boyfriend died in a car accident that I survived.
Do you remember how long it took you to come up with that? How long it took you to say it out loud? They died.
I survived.
You survived.
Holly, our time is up, but I wanna tell you something that's very good.
Okay.
I think we're done here.
What? Well, you've been coming to see me for five years, sometimes more than once a week.
Now you're off your meds.
You moved out of your aunt's house.
You have an apartment and a job now.
You're applying to cooking schools.
Yeah, but, um, does that mean that I-- Holly, last month, you visited your boyfriend's parents.
You were able to sit and talk with them for the first time since he died.
That's the final step on your goal list.
And listening to you now, I I think it's time.
I think you're ready to graduate.
I think you can do this on your own.
Great.
Great.
Hey! Right on time as usual, huh? Mm, punctuality's important - Especially now.
- Especially now.
I knew you were gonna make a joke, but I-I wanted to beat you to it.
Hey.
Miranda! - Miranda.
- Roll her on her side.
I got her airway.
Someone call the paramedics.
I need 10 of lorazepam.
She hasn't seized before.
We're gonna take care of her, Sheldon.
You okay? I knew it was stage IV.
It was always stage IV.
So this was inevitable, but knowing it isn't the same as knowing it.
She's really dying now.
It's open.
Hey.
I come bearing shrimp chow fun and fortune cookies.
Wow.
You have no idea, okay? I have to feed all three of 'em.
By the time I get to the last one, the first one is hungry and crying again, and they've started-- they've started this crazy synchronized pooping.
No, no.
I swear to God.
I think they gave a signal.
- One of them poops - Cooper - and then the other one poops - I feel like you need to - and the other one poops.
- sit down and take a breath, okay? They're evil and they're working together, and I think Caroline's the ringleader.
I hate them, Violet.
You don't hate them.
No, I love them.
They're my kids.
But how do people do this? I mean, for years I've been yammering on to exhausted parents about what a miracle time this is.
I'm surprised no one's decked me.
It is a miracle.
- You've been waitin' your whole life for this.
- I know.
And I told Charlotte I would stay at home and raise them, but now But I can't handle it and I'm about to snap, Violet.
So what do I do? What am I supposed to do? You know what to do.
You're gonna tell me to talk to Charlotte.
Your father's finally learning.
You didn't have to take a cab.
Oh, you were working.
You know Well, I would've come and gotten you and take the day off, had I known you were coming.
This is very momentous.
You haven't visited in two years, and now I got you twice in three months? Well, I-I have to be in San Francisco tomorrow and I thought, you know, why not stop off and have a little detour? - Well, good! - So yeah.
Come on.
Now listen.
Do you want to do a late lunch or can you wait till dinner? 'Cause Jake makes a steak so rare you can still talk to the cow.
Oh, hey.
You okay? Yeah.
Uh, yeah.
It's don't mention food.
Are you queasy? Yeah.
It's probably the-- the flight.
It was really bumpy, you know? Yeah? I was gonna say.
You're not pregnant, are you? - Oh, my - What? Is that Are you? Yes.
- Oh! - I'm still trying to get used to the idea, so please don't tell anybody.
But Fife must be thrilled, right? Yeah.
Oh, Nai! A baby! - Yeah.
- Oh! Congratulations.
Okay, Nai, everything looks great.
Heartbeat's strong.
Look, you can see it.
Okay.
You gotta start talking.
Something-- something's wrong.
What? No, I'm happy.
I'm-- I am.
I'm really happy about the the baby.
It's it's-- you know, it's just that, uh, Fife and I aren't-- aren't doing well.
We're not It's kind of not working.
I thought everything was good.
You didn't say anything.
Well, you were getting married.
You know, it's it's that Fife works a lot, and he-- and he travels a lot.
He's a good guy.
He is.
He's-- he's-- he's just a researcher first.
You know, he's married to his work.
Well, are you two in counseling? Addie, Fife doesn't live with me anymore.
We're done.
Oh, I-I I just thought with the baby Well, you know, things happen.
Huh? Lucky me.
Every relationship's wrong unless it's the right one, right? Um.
.
What about, uh, you and Sam? What? Well, we never talked about it.
Why did you guys break up? Oh I, um W-well, Sam-- he didn't want kids, you know, which was sad and frustrating.
But in the end, it was great because I have Jake, and Jake loves kids.
He loves Henry.
So it all turned out the way it was supposed to.
Yeah.
Hey, I am here for you, all right? No matter what.
- We'll figure this out.
- Okay.
Yeah.
What happened? Hey.
You're okay.
All right.
Miranda, you had a seizure.
Oh.
That's new.
Amelia had you admitted.
She says you need to be monitored.
Mm.
I need to be on a beach somewhere, drinking something with an umbrella in it.
The scans show that y-- The scans show that I'm dying of cancer.
Yep.
I need you to stay for observation, at least overnight.
Oh, I don't really think that's necessary.
Miranda.
Please.
Okay, I'll stay one night.
Good.
Can I get you anything? A cure for cancer would be nice.
No, you-- you are not dropping out of school.
I'm just taking a semester off.
Okay.
Can we-- can we talk about this for a minute? Just why? I wanna go to Europe.
Rome.
Okay, I'll send you there this summer.
It'll be my treat.
Or-- or what about studying abroad? Eli is teaching there next semester, and he asked me to come.
I'm going.
You're making a mistake.
I love him.
Another mistake.
I don't need your permission.
I just wanted you to know.
Look, Angela Oh, hi.
I'm sorry.
I just walked past your receptionist.
I'm interrupting you.
You're in the middle of a million things, I'm sure.
- I'm really-- - Holly, Holly, tell me what's wrong.
I, um, I-I got in.
I got accepted to Le Cordon Bleu in Paris.
I got into the best cooking school in the world.
Holly! Congratulations! No, it's no congratulations.
I can't go.
It's in Paris.
This is what you wanted.
This is your dream.
It's a big change, it is out of your comfort zone, but you can handle it.
What if something goes wrong? We've talked about you being ready.
Uh, well, there's a 9-hour time difference between there and here.
And it's a whole continent and an ocean away.
Okay, it is far, but-- No, it's an entire continent and an ocean away from you.
Oh, Holly.
You told me that if I ever needed you, you would be there.
So what if something happens, and I need you and I'm in Paris? It doesn't logically make sense.
It doesn't work.
I'm not going.
I'm not leaving therapy.
I'm not ready.
I must say, I have missed this kitchen.
This feels like home.
Aw, you should stay.
I'm serious.
Mmm, this is amazing.
What is this? Kale pasta salad, with homemade pasta.
- Wow.
- My patient Holly made it.
You have a mental patient who makes you food? Charlotte.
I'm sorry.
I'm cranky and tired 'cause Cooper's cranky and tired.
Man gets to stay home all day, swimming in babies.
You think he'd be happy.
But no, he's moody as hell.
My boobs are gonna explode.
I gotta go pump.
Things have certainly changed around here.
You know, your mental patient's very talented.
She should be a chef.
She got accepted to the Cordon Bleu - Mm! - but she's not gonna go.
She's afraid to leave therapy.
She's afraid to leave me.
You know, maybe I misjudged.
I'm gonna let her keep coming in.
Oh.
Hey.
Hey, everybody.
Hi.
- Hey.
Yeah.
- It's Na-- Naomi.
I didn't know you were Are you-- What are you Uh, no, yeah, I'm just coming through - and I was visiting Addie.
- Oh.
- Yeah.
- That's great.
That's great.
Ha! Oops.
Sorry.
- Did you - Sorry.
No, I Sam? Yeah? Nah, nah.
I'm not that thir-- thirsty.
Girl, holy crap.
That's that's really good.
- Right? - Mm-hmm.
So good.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
You're 13 weeks pregnant, aren't you? W-what? Yeah, you should know.
You just did the ultrasound today.
I mean exactly 13 weeks, because that's when I got married.
Naomi? It just happened.
Oh! It just happened.
I don't know-- I don't even know why it happened.
We're divorced.
We're-- we're good.
We've got closure.
But it-- We just saw each other, and Oh, God.
I don't know.
It's Sam.
You know.
It's-- it's Sam.
Okay, my brain is exploding.
What, and you think mine isn't? When are you gonna tell him? I'm not gonna tell him anything.
Nai, you have to! The baby's gonna come out looking exactly like a tiny Sam.
He is with Stephanie.
And the reason you two didn't work out is because he doesn't want any more kids, right? So why would I tell him? Because he's Sam.
I mean, you didn't just have a one-night stand with some random guy.
You chose to sleep with Sam.
And maybe the reason why the two of you ended up in bed together is because it still means something.
No.
No.
Sam-- Sam walked out on our marriage.
He walked out.
He just quit.
He-- he decided he was done.
He didn't fight for us.
He just blew us up.
I And there's a history with us.
You know, I It can't mean anything.
It can't.
And I-I can't sit around hoping that it does.
I'm sorry.
You are in love with him, Naomi.
You know, it's-- it's getting late, and I have an early flight tomorrow, so I gotta-- I gotta go to bed.
- Naomi.
- Leave it alone, Addison.
I can feel you staring at me.
No, I'm not.
Look, Addison, whatever it is you're dying to say and think you can't say, just say it.
Okay.
Naomi slept with Sam on our wedding night, and now she's pregnant with Sam's baby.
You can't tell Sam.
I don't want to tell Sam.
Why can't I tell Sam? Because it's none of your business.
All right? Fine.
Ahem.
Hi.
When I first moved to LA, Sam told me that he blew apart his marriage and he never understood why.
I still don't think he understands why.
But now I think that the reason why Sam's never been able to make it work with another woman is because he'll always be in love with Naomi.
And then me, with my cheater past, I just jumped in there and started dating my best friend's ex-husband.
And then I hurt her, I hurt him.
And you know what? He's not happy with Stephanie.
And she left Fife.
And so how is it fair that I get to be happy, all married to you, hot saint man? And they're gonna be miserable because she's got such pride, and he's got such Prejudice? You realize this isn't a Jane Austen novel, right? Oh, shut up.
You shut up.
Get in here.
Hey.
- Addison? - Do you love Stephanie? What? Do you love Stephanie? I mean, I don't That's none of y-- I don't see how that's any of y-- of your-- uh, your business.
No, it's not.
It's really not.
But Nai she's my business.
Oh.
Look Okay, what happened between Nai and me we were confused.
It was a mistake.
It happened once.
End of story.
Okay, I'm gonna say a thing, and you can take it or leave it, whatever.
Naomi and Fife never got married.
They are no longer together.
And that is all I'm gonna say.
I've already said way too much.
Okay, I'm gonna say one more thing.
She is in love with you.
Naomi is still in love with you.
And I am 72% certain that I did the right thing in telling you this information.
Hi.
Why are you out of bed? I'm going home.
No, you-- you haven't been discharged.
I know.
That's why I'm filling out this fancy form that says I'm leaving against medical advice.
Miranda.
Miranda.
I know how you feel about hospitals, but you should stay.
I'd be here with you.
You know, every-- every single day.
You know if I stay here, they're gonna send in oncologists and radiation therapists and surgeons.
And that no matter what they do, the tumor inside my brain is still gonna destroy my ability to talk and walk and go to the bathroom.
Before you know it, I'm gonna be throwing up and wearing diapers, and I'm not gonna remember your name.
I'm gonna be in so much pain, they're gonna ply me with morphine, which will make me numb, and that will make me drool.
And there's so much more-- a thousand other horrible indignities I just haven't thought of yet.
So I don't really wanna spend my last days here.
Can you understand that? Okay.
Okay.
I'll-- I'll take you home.
I'll take care of you.
No.
I don't want you to take care of me, Sheldon.
I don't you changing my diapers.
Okay.
If you need to, we-- we can get you a private nurse.
Look, you've come this far with me, and I really appreciate that.
But this is the last leg of a really long journey.
And the good part is over now and the bad part is starting, and I don't want you with me.
I don't want you to see this.
No.
I want you to walk away and not look back.
I-I want you to go while I can still remember how much I love you.
If you care about me at all, you will do this for me.
Please.
Just go.
Just walk away, Sheldon.
Just go.
Fine, then I'll walk away.
Oh, thank God.
Mom's home.
How are my babies? - Shh! - Shh! They're asleep.
Lower you voice.
Lord, am I beat.
I forget how being on, uh, your feet all day can really take it out of ya.
You barely finish up with one patient before another one needs ya.
We need to hire a nanny.
What? No.
No? The deal was you'd stay home with the kids and I'd go back to work.
I'm not changing things just 'cause you had a rough day.
Ah.
Run.
You see this shirt? I don't know if these stains are vomit or breast milk anymore because I've been wearing it for five days.
Five.
I know that to be true because I haven't had a shower in five days.
I'm pretty sure last night I fell asleep in the closet, looking for diapers.
And I don't know how to have a conversation with adults anymore unless it's the other sleepy-deprived moms in the park.
And by the way, after I bond with them over the psychosis that comes with being your child's primary caregiver, I'll eventually have sex with one of them because they're, you know, on the same feeding schedule.
Is that what you want, me having sex with moms in the park? Because that's where this is headed.
We need to hire a nanny.
You wanna watch a movie? Uh, sure.
Or we can go to a movie.
Uh whatever you want to do.
Sam, why am I here? We're-- we're we're hanging out.
Yet you haven't heard a word I've said.
I'm sorry.
You're right.
Uh I haven't heard a word you've said because, uh I'm trying to figure out how I'm gonna say what I need to say to you.
Then just say it.
Whatever it is, just say it.
Okay.
Well, when we The first time we got together, uh you broke up with me.
You-- you said I was a mess.
And, uh, I didn't see it.
Well, I guess you don't see things until you're ready to see them.
But you said I was a mess, and you were right.
- But now I-- - Okay, stop.
Just, um just stop.
Okay.
I'm gonna go now because I do not want you to see me cry.
I'm so sorry, Stephanie.
I don't - I'm sorry.
- Sam, you're a good guy, but let me give you a little advice.
The next time you try to get a second chance with a woman, you better mean it, because we're not as tough as we look, okay? And I liked her-- your ex-wife.
When I met her, I liked her.
Crap.
And now I'm crying.
And now you're gonna come over here and comfort me, and I-I hate you.
So I've been working on shellfish, and um, people think that it's easy to do, but people actually don't really know what they're talking about 'cause it's difficult to do.
- There are a lot of things that you have to know about.
- Holly.
Holly.
This is gonna be our last session.
If you call the office, the receptionist is not gonna allow you to book another one.
- Why? - Because you don't need me anymore.
You're in such a good place.
You're talking about recipes and not feelings.
That doesn't mean that I'm ready to graduate.
You are.
I I've been coming here for almost six years, and I'm supposed to just stop? Yeah, because you're ready to stop.
- How do you know? - You have to trust me.
I do trust you.
That's why I'm saying I have to stay here with you.
Okay, why did you get that acceptance letter from Le Cordon Bleu? What? I applied and I got in.
Right.
You applied.
Cooking school is not something that just happened to you.
It's not an accident taking people away in your life.
You chose it.
You want to go.
And I'm afraid that you being able to come back here, even though we both know that you don't need it anymore, is holding you back.
I'm scared.
I know you are.
New things are scary.
Anything worth having is scary.
What if I don't like it? Well, you'll only know if you try.
So I'm just some bird that you're kicking out of the nest? You're like some bird.
And, Holly, you're ready to fly.
Hey, guys.
What's wrong? Uh, nothin'.
I'm good.
Hey, Sheldon, you got anything in your shrink playbook to help me convince Angela that dropping out of college and moving to Rome with a guy 30 years older than she is, is a bad idea? There really aren't any tricks to convincing someone that they're not in love.
It's a remarkable emotion, impervious to logic and turning the most measured people into risk-takers willing to do anything to maintain the feeling.
I mean Is there anything greater than being in love? And I'm not saying that you should give her your blessing.
I'm-- I'm just saying there's nothing you can do to stop her or to to-- to-- to-- to make her see Sheldon? I'm I'm madly in love, and, uh I quit.
I-I quit.
Did he just quit his job? He's right.
I'm going for it.
Sorry.
See you later.
I knew you'd be here.
I love being outside.
It's so beautiful outside.
You know, I could stand here and make small talk about the grass and the trees, but I won't because I'm too mad at you.
I'm furious at you.
You don't get to tell me to walk away, and you don't get to tell me that this is your journey and not mine.
I'm on this road.
I've been on this road for 56 years, all by myself, and then you showed up on my road.
And that day and every day since have been the greatest days of my life, so I am not leaving you.
And I'm-- I'm happy to change diapers and to wipe drool and to hold your hand, 'cause I want to take care of you.
I'm honored to take care of you.
Your last days will be precious, and I'll cherish them.
And if you're too far gone to remember my name, then I'll remind you.
But you deserve to be loved, right up until your very last moment.
You deserve to be surrounded by love.
You deserve you have the face of the man who loves you be the last thing that you see.
And I deserve the chance to love you for as long as I can or as hard as I can.
So I am not walking away.
- Sheldon-- - No, I'm not walking away! I'm on this road.
We are on this road together.
- I'm not walking away.
- Okay.
- What? - Okay.
You're right.
I'm wrong.
Oh.
So what are we gonna do with the rest of my life? Well, I quit my job today, so I Anything you want.
lay a whisper Write in your journal.
Be sure to socialize.
Don't isolate.
And really work on your French.
That will help.
Okay.
You sure you don't want to come to the airport? And Paris? This is as far as I go.
You gotta do the rest on your own.
Okay.
- All right.
Bye.
- Okay.
Bye, Dr.
Turner.
in the bedroom all around Have a wonderful time.
touch me now I close my eyes and dream away Dr.
Turner! Dr.
Turner.
it must have been love I just-- I had to say, thank you for everything.
For being my family when I didn't have one, for changing my life.
You saved me.
Thank you.
Thank you for saying that.
but it's over now You're gonna be just fine.
Yeah.
I am.
Bye.
it's where the wind blows make-believin' that we're together that I'm sheltered by your heart inside and outside I turn to water like a teardrop in your palm and it's a hard winter's day - This is a surprise.
- No, it's not.
You've been blowing up my phone with voice mails and texts for the past week.
Oh, that.
Um it must have been love I just, um I wanted a chance to see you before you leave-- unless you're not leaving.
I wanted Eli and I fly next week.
Sorry to burst your bubble.
it must have been love You've seen me.
Can I go now or Listen, sweetheart, I I'm sorry.
This isn't Look, I I'm doing-- I'm doing this wrong.
Um you know, when I looked at you at my wedding, I couldn't help but think about how proud I'm gonna be when I have your arm in mine as I walk you down the aisle at yours.
And the only thing that'll matter is that the man I'm giving you away to is a good man-- a man who makes you happy.
And if that man happens to be Eli, then I would be honored you give you away to him.
But you need to know one thing.
No matter who I give you away to it must have been good but I lost it somehow you'll always be my girl.
it must have been love but it's over now it's where So today we're gonna look at Uh, Naomi Bennett? - Oh.
- Excuse me, sir.
No.
I'll be fine.
- Okay, we're gonna, uh - Naomi.
S-Sam.
We need to talk.
I'm sorry.
What are you doing here? I'd like to have a conversation with you, a conversation we probably should've had back at Addison's wedding.
I had a little chat with Addison, by the way.
She told me some interesting things.
- Go home, Sam.
- Why didn't you tell me you and Fife broke up? - I-I am not gonna have this conversation here.
- Why didn't you tell me you and fife broke up? You have a girlfriend.
Not anymore.
Could you guys excuse us? - Sure.
- I'm sorry.
Okay.
I'm not going home, all right? I'm staying and I'm-- I'm fighting for you.
Now I know I blew us up, and then I went out in the world to see if I could find something better.
But there isn't anything better.
There's you, and you are the best.
You're the only woman I've ever loved.
You are my family.
You are the one single person that I can't imagine my world without.
You are saying these things just because you feel an obligation, and now you feel trapped.
I don't need you to rescue me, Sam.
I don't need you to wanna be with me now just because I'm having your baby.
- Look, I'm not - I don't need that.
I - What did you say? - What? - You're pregnant? - What? - I - I thought you said Addison told you.
She didn't tell me that.
So you you just came here because I mean here because I'm in love with you.
I've always been in love with you.
I will always love with you.
All she ever thinks about is love And also, we're having a baby.
All she ever thinks about is love And slowly, over time, everything changes.
You're not some young thing anymore and you no longer believe in fairy tales, and "perfect" isn't in your vocabulary.
And suddenly, here's this man, and he becomes so familiar to you that one day you find yourself looking at him, thinking, I could love this person for the rest of my life if I tried, and I wanna try.
So you decide to get married again for the second time.
And it's nothing like the first time.
It's better, because it's the last time.
Happy wedding day, Naomi.
I love you.
Find her in the clouds up above I now pronounce you husband and wife.
You may kiss the bride.
Whoo! Yeah! That'll be us one day.
Get this.
I have a 13-year-old patient who smokes like a fiend, and her parents won't stop her.
They want me to stop her by telling her that she may have cancer.
- No! - Wow! You can't do that.
That's lying to your patient.
- Or it could be saving her life.
- He's got a point.
If we lied to more patients, maybe they wouldn't be dead of lung cancer.
I finished my book.
It's done.
Hey! - Wow! - Okay, finally, can you tell us what is it about? Uh, well, it is about, um joy.
And life, and how it's all a journey.
And my patients, and all the debates we've had, and all you guys in this kitchen, and how much I love my job, and how, no matter what, I'm gonna be okay.
Take me to We're all gonna be okay.
It's hard to explain.
What's the title? You need a snappy title.
I'm thinking of calling it "Private Practice.
" That title sucks.
- I love it! - Me, too.
- No.
- It's a good title.
- No.
It doesn't make sense.
- It makes sense.
"Private Practice"? What kind of a title is that? Okay, it's better than "Body Language: The Mind-Body Connection.
" Okay, but at least with my book, you knew what it was about.
"Private Practice" could be-- - it could be about anything.
- Like what? - Like a law firm.
- Or a brothel.
- Or a medical practice.
- Thank you.
- It's a good title.
- Thank you.
All she ever thinks about is love