Good Behavior

Letty attempts legitimate "good behavior" when she goes back to her hometown to be close to her son, Jacob, and finds a clever workaround for the restraining order that has kept her one-thousand feet away from him. Meanwhile, while trying to protect her friend Tiffany from the truth about her husband, Letty's attempt at being good explodes in her face.

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Sure.

#2

You need people in your life

#3

Danville High.

#4

Wait, don't tell me... Chinatown.

#5

It's at 6:00.

#6

So, how's it work with Jacob, exactly?

#7 #8

I have no idea what you're talking about.

#9 #10

Absolutely. Yeah, he was hot.

#11

I'm Azalea.

#12 #13

Medium.

#14

If I can't drink or get high,

#15

You had to know I'd run a background check.

#16

But no typing skills

#17

How'd the interview go?

#18

It was so messed up. But Mrs. Bumgarner loved it.

#19

Want the job or not?

#20

- Mom. - What?

#21

That wasn't very nice, was it?

#22

- Oh, my God, are you serious? - Dead serious.

#23 #24 #25

"Enclosed herewith," comma,

#26

So, nine-foot ceilings.

#27

But when it plays out as you telling the whole town my business...

#28

Tiffany, I would never.

#29 #30

Clearly you don't need it today.

#31

Guess I better stay on your good side.

#32

I just dusted the lamps.

#33

Do I look like my dad?

#34

That would be good.

#35 #36

So, if you ever need anything...

#37

and broken people can't be trusted.

#38

He has no father, no mother.

#39

you can't stay here. You know that, right?

#40

So, what do you consider

#41

Can't stop, won't stop. Whoo!

#42

I don't know what the hell you're talking about.

#43

I'm giving you the chance, dude, to not mess it up like I did.

#44

I'm sorry.

#45

I never said it was.

#46

Why don't you just kill yourself?

#47 #48 #49

You always do.

#50