Denise looks so happy. Like hogs in the sun.
[looks at Roxy, chuckles] You just make 'em up as you do, don't you, these expressions.
It's hotter than the hinges on the gates of Hell. Seriously though, I half wish I could've gone to the pool with Trevor and the boys.
He wanted to get some quality time with them before he goes.
Well, he just wants to make sure that they remember him when he's gone.
Chase was deployed the first year of Lucas' life. He left before he was born and came back after he was walking. Had no clue who daddy was.
Must've broken his heart.
Yeah. And mine. It's a real fear for soldiers, being forgotten by their children.
Well, then why are they so gung-ho to leave in the first place?
It's the military, sweetheart. Army, unit, family. In that order.
[arguing with the guards] I showed you my license, what else do you want? My first report card? A pint of blood? Marriage certificate? I got three of them.
[Marda sees Trevor with a bandaged knee.]
Now I'm hoping this knee is a by-product of an illegal sexual act. [Trevor laughs]
It's a firm grip. You did good!
So did you ma'am. You raised a hell of a daughter.
Excuses are like backsides. Everybody's got one and they all stink.
I'm half hoping for a medical discharge so he'll stay home for good. Does that make me selfish?
Yup. [Roxy looks at her] Army's his identity. Take it away, what's he got left?
That husband of yours, keeper. Unlike your first one. Dumb as a box of nails and a beater to boot. So I'd say your man-pickings, mightily improved. Because this one is sweet, smart, a little nuts about the soldier thing but I can live with that.
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