She Cried No

Hey.

Another one.

- Come on, come on, I don't want another one.

I just wanna dance.

Come on, let's just dance.

What's wrong, you wanna leave?

Yeah, let's get out of here.

She wants to leave.

I'm spinning.

What are you doing?

I gotta get my (mumbles).

No, no, no, no.

That's not necessary.

Hold on, hold on.

God, I want you so bad.

Sorry.

I need your keys, designated driver.

Get 'em and get out.

Check out the red head.

Bet it's not real.

We'll know by Halloween.

Oh yeah, 20 bucks says you don't.

- She'll gain 20 pounds by Christmas.

That's always the case, huh?

Look what the skipper dragged in.

Oh my God, no way.

Oh, haul her back in, man.

Throw her back in.

Oh, oh, check out the little midget with the guitar.

It's a violin, you moron.

- I'll take the blue sweater, thank you very much.

Ooh, I'll take the mom.

Good call.

Good call but I'll stick with the blue sweater.

That's my sister, bro.

Really?

Really.

She's cute.

Thanks.

What happened to you?

- That's funny, let's get to work, come on.

Scott Baker at your service.

You must be Mr. Connell.

Yes, right.

And Mrs. Connell?

And?

Melissa.

Melissa, I'm in Mike's fraternity.

Feel like I'm part of the family.

Nice to meet you, Scott.

Mike's a big brother to me.

I really see the family resemblance.

Listen, Melissa, you're in my third stop,

so I'll be up in about 15 minutes, is that okay?

Great, thank you.

Take care.

Bye.

Bye-bye.

He's nice.

Typical Kappa Pi.

Oh stop.

Well do you want us to walk you back up?

- No, I have to get used to living on my own.

Well, knock 'em dead, honey.

Thanks Dad.

Oh, study hard, play hard.

Not too hard, okay?

Okay.

I'll miss you.

- Well I promise not to turn your room into a gym,

at least until spring break.

Thanks.

- You better go, 'cause I think I'm gonna start to cry.

Mom don't cry.

Bye.

Bye.

Oh, love you!

Hi.

Hi.

My mom got a (mumbles) to fix it all up,

so I wouldn't be too homesick.

Cool huh?

Amazing.

Hi.

Kellie Salter.

Psychology major.

Jordan McCann, music.

Melissa Connell.

Math, I guess.

Good, I'm terrible in math.

That must be my stuff.

The guy who brought mine up was a dork.

Hello Melissa.

Hi.

- The men of Kappa Pi are always at your service, ladies.

If you need me, I'll be around, you have my number.

Trying to steal my job, Baker?

I wouldn't think of it.

Take care, bye bye.

Hi.

Glad you made it.

Thanks.

You two know each other?

Yeah, she's my brother's girlfriend.

Actually, he's my boyfriend.

Hi, I'm Holly Essex, second floor resident advisor.

Any questions?

I, yes, actually.

What happens if somebody plays grunge real loud?

I can't study to negative music.

Let me guess, only child?

Yes.

But I've always wanted sisters.

This is gonna be so much fun.

Well, if you have any other questions

I'll be down the hall.

Thanks.

Bye.

Bye.

So, does anybody want to go to the gym?

It's the only place I applied.

My parents went here, my brother, too.

It's family tradition.

- I'm the first one in my family to get as far as college

it's 'cause I got a scholarship.

at school, right?

- Oh it's a great school, especially the music department.

Who's that?

Uh, new girl.

Did you call me this morning?

I thought I heard the phone ringing as I walked

out the door.

Yeah.

Good, last night, what blur, you know?

It's all weird and choppy.

What do you mean?

I don't really remember what happened.

Oh.

Don't stress, you were great.

So, we'll get together later, huh?

Yeah, sure.

Maybe this weekend?

Cool.

Bye.

I'll see ya.

Hey.

Hi.

- There's a kickoff costume party at the house

this week, maybe you and your friend, would like to come?

I'm Jordan.

Scott.

You know, get some partying in before they load you

down on homework.

- Thanks, we'll give it serious consideration.

Sounds like fun.

All right, cool.

He's cute.

Wanna go?

- Oh, no, my boyfriend, Kevin's coming up next weekend.

You and Kevin, you know, serious or?

- Yeah, he's the only guy I've ever hooked up with.

Never done it with anyone.

You know, it sounds sort of retro but,

my sisters went boy crazy and dropped out of high school.

Now they're working for minimum wage.

So I wanna keep my eye on my goal.

Carnegie Hall or bust.

Good for you.

Wish I had a goal.

Carry my bag?

And why would I wanna do that?

- To take a stand for equality and because I'm just

so gosh darn cute.

Nobody's that cute.

- Advanced calculus, this is where I get off.

Me too.

What?

You're a freshman.

Advanced placement.

I see, well, after you.

Not to psych you out or anything.

But, your whole future hinges on the grade you

get in this class.

- Oh, well if you panic and fall behind just knock

at my door, I'll try and explain it to you.

Smart and nurturing.

There's gotta be a catch, I'm guessing,

hometown honey, am I right?

How'd you know?

Hm, story of my life.

- Afternoon, ladies and gentleman.

Of course I understand.

Uh-huh.

Yeah, I know things might change again.

Yes, stay in touch.

Bye.

Hey.

Wanna talk about it?

I just want to be alone.

Michael!