Endless

Okay, senior year

in Clear Lake, California was a blur.

I graduated second in our class,

did an internship with the DA, and applied to

my parents alma mater, Georgetown University.

But most importantly, I started going out with Chris.

We totally didn't make sense on paper.

I was this girl who liked to sit on the dock and draw,

and make my own graphic novels.

He wash this old school guy who barely graduated,

and spent all of his time working on his motorcycle.

I was completely, totally, utterly hooked.

I could be myself around Chris. He saw me for me.

Give Ry a hug for me.

Yeah.

Love you.

We pretended that summer would last forever,

like the future didn't even exist.

Maybe it was easier that way.

After all, we were in love.

What are you thinking about?

How incredible this place is.

You're distracting me.

No, it's good.

Only good?

Well, I mean, no it's great.

Only great?

I like the humps.

You make good humps.

Thanks, baby.

It's amazing.

Only amazing?

You look perfect.

Did you open it?

Well?

I got accepted for next semester.

Oh my God!

Yep.

Time to celebrate.

Actually, I'm going to Julia's party with Chris.

Yeah, but not on a bike, right? Not the motorcycle?

No no, I made that very very clear.

Why don't you guys spend the night with us?

We could order takeout, celebrate the big news together.

Yeah, maybe next time I get in college.

Oh, you're funny.

She got in.

You look good.

Only good?

Great.

Perfect.

Everything okay?

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, let's go.

Okay.

So they still want me dead, huh?

Yeah.

Just a little dead.

This is amazing.

Thanks. Come on, come here.

Everybody. Cut the music for a second.

Thank you all so much for coming out tonight.

It means everything to have the support of close friends.

I have an announcement to make.

You all know Riley.

Woo woo!

Well, she decided that she's too smart,

and too cool, and generally baller

to go to regular old state, like most of us.

So, she just got brilliant news.

She'll be heading East to Georgetown as soon as

her internship with the District Attorney's done,

which will be in?

Five weeks.

Five weeks.

But I thought you wanted this.

I thought you wanted to stay together.

We can do the long distance thing.

Babe, it can work for us.

Come on, we're different.

So, Riley the lawyer, huh?

Yeah.

Yeah, that's the plan.

What?

Because it sounds like you don't want me to have a career.

What? No that's not.

I want you to be you.

How am I not being me?

You're creative, Ry.

I'm going into law, Chris.

Come on, it's already been decided.

Drawing is something I do for fun, but I'm not an artist.

Yeah.

I need another drink.

Chris?

What happened to him?

Get off.

Oh, okay.

Hey Nate, can I use your car?

Two shots, two hours ago.

I'm fine.

Thanks.

No glove, no love.

This isn't you Ry, it's your parents.

I got it.

Don't.

Let me do it, let me do it.

Just stop.

You know I love you, Ry.

You know that right? I love you so much.

You okay?

No!

Hey, sweetheart.

Hey, Ry.

How you feeling?

What happened?

You were in an accident.

You spent the night at the hospital.

You were in and out of consciousness.

You don't remember?

No.

You had a concussion from the airbag.

But the MRI came back fine.

The doctor said you'd probably be groggy

for a couple of days but, you're gonna make a full recovery.

Where's Chris?

Right here.

Ry?

Daddy?

They tried.

Where's Chris?

Why are you lying to her?

Ry, I'm right here, I'm. Ry?

No.

- Hey! - Riley.

Someone look at me. Someone look at me, I'm right here!

I want to see him.

Let me go!

Hey. Hey!

Someone look at me. Someone look at me.

Let go of me.

I'm right here! I'm right here!

I'm not dead. I'm not dead.

You okay?

Let me go. Please let me go.

I want to see him.

No!

No. Where is he?

Lee's with him.

Mom?

No.

- No. No! - Mom, Mom.

No!

Mom, Mom, Mom. Get off her! Mom!

Mom! Mom!

Sorry.

Hey.

Hey, hey.

Do you know where 1025 Blount Street is?

I'm late.

Where is it?

Tell me right now.

Come on.

Hey.

Tell me! Tell me now!

It's two blocks that way, all right.

It's another half mile, now go.

Get your hairy ass up out of here, bro.

He asks the same damn thing everyday.

He's a no-brainer.

He don't know he dead.

You know you dead, right?

Yeah.

What was it?

What was it that killed you?

Car, car crash.

Classic.

I love it, yeah.

Well, I'm Jordan.

Chris.

- Oh, just Chris. - Chris.

All right.

Well, I catch you on the flip, just Chris.

Hey wait.

Where you going?

I got a lot of important meetings

with a lot of important people

to talk about a lot of important things.

I'm just playing, fool.

Nowhere, we dead remember?

How long ago did you-

October 3, '87.

Yeah fools broke up into my auntie house.

They was like give me your stuff, fool. Break your stuff.

And I was like head up, hand up.

You know, but they got a shot off on me.

I was 17, but it's all good.

30 years ago, you know.

See how old you was when you died

is how old you stay when you come here.