Tim: I liked it better when it was your writing studio. I may have liked it better as a garage.

Jenny: Then why did you rent it out in the first place?

Tim: …I didn’t like it being empty when you left. So he does his…whatever out there and pays on time every month. I have a second bedroom that’s going to waste.

Jenny: The guest bedroom?

Tim: I don’t have guests and I’ve already told Mark he can’t use the house at all for his little projects. Maybe I should just rent it out to someone.

Jenny: Hm. I think I may know someone who’d be interested if you’re serious. But… Never mind that now. Tim, like I’ve told you before. None of this was your fault.

Tim: I know. It doesn’t make me feel any better. It doesn’t make me feel better about wanting to marry you. It doesn’t make me feel any better about losing that. …It doesn’t…make me feel any better about almost getting in a relationship with the star of the swim team. She’s now a graduate assistant coach.

Jenny: Trish?

Tim nods.

Jenny: Good for her. She seems like a nice girl.

Tim: I’m trying to keep the coaching relationships professional.

Jenny: Even Randy?

Tim: You do notice that he and I don’t exactly hang out as much unless we’re going over notes.

Jenny pauses while looking at Tim.

Jenny: That sucks. I like Randy and Carolyn. And who cares if you and Trish become a couple now?

Tim: I do.

Jenny: Tim, you deserve to be happy. You don’t deserve to wallow here at home all the time. Just because things ended with us-

Tim: Because it turned out my girlfriend, no wait…my fiancee was officially more interested in women. Were you even happy while with me?

Jenny: Tim, you have the capacity to make anyone happy. Including myself. When I met Marina… I couldn’t deny who I was anymore, Tim. That wasn’t being fair to either of us.

Tim: I want to believe that. What if you had never met her? Does the lesbian switch never get pulled? How does that even work?