One Tree Hill (2003–2012): Season 5, Episode 14 - What Do You Go Home To? - full transcript

Previously on One Tree Hill.

Grandpa.

It's time for you to get back to your life.

And that all starts with a simple question.

What do you want?

I want to use my success to help a child.

And I could be a great mother.

I could help them find
what makes them special.

I want to believe in it all again.
And I want Lucas.

Have you spoken with Peyton?

- Since the wedding?
- No.



You think about him much?
- Every day.

And, Haley, you never refer
to yourself as a musician.

Yeah. Yeah, well, I haven't recorded
in a really long time.

What about you, Nathan? Best days ever?
Playing basketball in front of thousands?

For me, yeah.

- He's not worth it, okay? Let it go.
- You're lucky.

You have a hairline fracture
of your right carpal radius.

You need the cast on.

Lindsey needs to be convinced
that you love her.

And did I mention that I have a private jet,
and New York's not too far from here?

I love you, too, Luke, you know that.
But I can't be with you.

One of these days you're gonna wake up

and you're gonna realize
how much I love you.

And whenever that day is,
I'll still be waiting for you.



Lindsey. She's the first thing
I think about every day.

How is she?
Does she miss me like I miss her?

How do I get her back?

And then another day without her begins.

Lucas.

Chester.

Brooke.

Oh, my God, I have to pee.

What day is it?

What time is it?

What the hell did I drink last night?

Millicent, you smell so good.

I have to go to work.
Sure, I guess I could be a little late.

What do you mean, I'm fired?
I wasn't even that late.

How am I gonna pay my rent?

Would you like fries with that, sir?

Jamie.

Jamie.

God, my girl is hot.

- Morning.
- Morning.

- I'm hungry this morning.
- I'm starving.

It tickles.

Keith.

It smells good in here.

- Yeah, I made some French toast.
- Nice.

- It's totally good, Daddy.
It's totally good.

Well, that's not what I meant,
but that smells good, too.

- Good morning.
- What's your day like?

Mostly just playing.

My day's not bad, either.
I'm just gonna finish grading these papers

and then go over to see Peyton
for a little bit,

and then you and I have
to interview the N-A-N-N-I-E-S.

I hate it when you spell.

- Don't say hate.
- Sorry, I just think it's D-U-M.

Wow. Add a "B" to the end of that
or you will be, too.

Jamie, what do you think about
going to practice with me today?

- Can I?
- I don't know. It's a big step.

What do you think, Mom?

- Please be careful.
- Sweet. I'll go get my jersey.

You.

- Thanks, Mama, I L-O-V-E you.
- I L-O-V-E you, too, smarty-pants.

You're so cute.

Kid's got your brains.

I just now figured out
that you were spelling "nannies. "

Whatever. They're getting here at 5:00,
by the way.

And if you run into Quentin
at practice, will you tell him

he's doing a really great job
with his chapter report on Les Mis?

That's good. Now if only he could
figure out his jump shot.

- I'll see you.
- Bye, baby.

Desk looks good on you, coach.

Welcome back, Coach Scott.

- So how my boy doing?
- Your boy's good.

Sorry I was out of touch for so long.

Hey. You gotta do
what you gotta do, right?

I just wish I was able
to help you somehow.

You did. You ran the team
for the last month. How they doing?

You know. You win some, you lose some.

Uh-huh.

And how many some did you lose?

- You've lost eight games?
- Yeah, but we won four.

Well, three plus the first one,
but you was here for that one.

Look, I know this is not
what you was hoping for.

Hmm.

And I'm taking all the blame for this.

But I'm gonna keep it real with you.

Q sucks. And it's all his fault.
I mean, he ain't hit a shot since you left.

- Because they're doubling him.
- No. His hand is messed-up.

I mean, we ice it constantly,
but it just ain't been right

since he punched
that knucklehead over at Tric.

- Well, what's Q saying?
- He said he had it checked out.

All right, I'll talk to him.

See, that's the thing.

He asked me not to say nothing
to you about this.

He think the injury gonna
cost him a scholarship.

I'll tell you what's gonna
cost him a scholarship.

- Playing injured and going four and eight.
- Yeah.

- Let's get him in here.
- All right.

- Uncle Lucas.
- Hey, there's the man.

- I missed you, boy.
- Daddy said you were on a ship.

- Did you see any pirates?
- Yeah, I saw a couple of pirate ships,

but they didn't want any part of me.

You wanna show me your jump shot?
All right.

- Welcome back, Luke. You good?
- I'm working on it.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

- The Macy's presentation. I forgot.
- I remembered, it's all right here.

- We just need your design sketches.
- Thank you.

You have really stepped up, especially
with you-know-who out of the picture.

- But...
- But what? Am I in trouble?

No. I was actually thinking that

you are way too valuable
to just be my assistant anymore.

So how would you feel about
a little raise and a little promotion?

Oh, my gosh. I don't know what to say.

What's my title gonna be?
Something cool, I hope.

Well, we'll figure all that out, but we
have to get you back to New York first.

Clothes Over Bro's. This is she.

Oh.

Oh.

No, absolutely, I can.

I mean, I will. Yes.

Thank you.

Brooke, I'm so happy, really, but I'm not
sure I can go back to New York.

That's okay. Change of plans.
I'm gonna need you here.

Oh, good.

Why? What's wrong?

I'm gonna be a mom.

Brooke, I don't understand.

What do you mean
you're going to be a mom?

That was the lady from the agency.

The horrible woman who said she
wouldn't recommend you for adoption?

She said it's like a special case,
like a foster care thing.

I have to get ready
and I can't get this in my bag.

Okay. First of all, you don't need this.

What do you need?
What can I help you with?

I don't know, I've never had a baby.
I don't know what babies need.

I just... I have to go,
and I cannot get this in my bag.

Once again, you don't need this.
Now just calm down.

- Okay, where are my keys?
- They're in your hand,

but I'm not sure you should be driving.
Let me get you some water.

Millicent.

They're giving me a baby.

There's something missing.
Up on the wall.

There used to be another one.
What was it?

That was your grandfather's jersey.

Grandpa Dan? Why'd they take it down?

Because of the bad things he did.

People decided
they didn't want it up there anymore.

You do bad things sometimes, Daddy.
And yours is still up there.

Not that bad.

Ho-ho.

There he is.

I said it's J. Luke Scott, the boy is hot

Wherever he goes, homey, that's the spot

His name is Q, he's better than you

If the spot is hot, then he's there, too

- My man.
- Yeah.

I'm the dad and I'm not so bad, I...

Mr. Fields.

Well, well. The prodigal coach returns.

Rocking a tan to boot.

What's going on, Coach? You trying
to get all dark and sexy like me?

It's good to see you, too.

Man, come on now, coach.
You know how we roll.

Even Big Game James know that.

Yeah, I know, but this is how I roll.

Hey, knock, knock.
- Hey, foxy, what's up?

I like that outfit.

Thank you. There are perks to having
a very famous designer as a roommate.

You get tons of free stuff.

Speaking of, check out all these demos.

Wow, looks like things
are picking up, huh?

Well, mostly because your instincts are
pretty kick-ass, Haley James Scott.

Mia's album is killing it.
And are you ready for this?

She has sold 40,000 copies.

Wow, that's great. That's really great.

She's really the kind of girl
that deserves it, you know?

I know.
Now I just need to find another one.

Well, I already did. You.

You deserve all the success
you're getting and more.

And I'm really proud of you.

Thanks, Haley, I really...

It means a lot to me, coming from you.

Actually that was just to butter you up,

because I really need
to ask you for a favor.

You are a crack ho. What is it? Anything.

So you know how you're looking
for the next great artist

and you really trust
my instincts and everything?

- Do you have a demo for me?
- I do.

Haley, that's awesome. Who is it?

Haley James Scott.

Yes.

Look, man, the doc says it's gonna be
a little swollen from time to time.

Why you all sweating it so hard?

Because we're four and eight.

- Hey, maybe that's 'cause of the coaching.
- Easy.

Look, I'm just saying, man.

One of them disappeared for a month.
The other one can't be trusted.

All right.

- I want you to palm these.
- Please.

- There. You happy?
- Not quite.

Palm the balls and hold them there.

- For how long?
- I don't know, 30 seconds.

Shouldn't be a problem, right?

I do this and all this nonsense goes away.

Thirty seconds.

You see, the thing is, Q,
it's not so much that we're four and eight.

We're four and eight
and you shooting like trash.

Yeah, that's 'cause they doubling me, man.

Double teams never bothered you before.

No, see you're one of the best shooters
I've ever seen, Q. When you're healthy.

The other ones, well,
they're right here in the gym.

- Even me, Uncle Lucas?
- Especially you, Jamie.

See you and Quentin
are the best shooters we got.

When you're healthy.

Nothing like a second opinion.
And this time, we'll come with you. Go.

I have news, boyfriend.

I might be getting a promotion
and staying in Tree Hill.

I might be getting a promotion
and leaving Tree Hill.

What? Why?

Before I got the job at the local station,
I sent audition tapes everywhere.

There's a good station in Omaha
and they saw the Ravens feature I did

and they're offering me a job.

- In Nebraska?
- Yeah.

The nearest Clothes Over Bro's location
to Omaha is this one.

Yeah, I figured.

Well, is it really that much better
than where you're at, Marvin?

I mean, like you said,
you've already done one feature here,

- maybe you'll get to do more.
- Maybe, but,

it was really just 'cause
they were in a bind.

This would be a full-time on-air position.

It's a small market
but it's a great opportunity.

- You should take it.
- But I...

If it gets you closer to your dream,
then you should take it.

- I don't think it's that easy.
- Why not?

Well, because
you're part of my dream, too.

Millie, I know we just started out,
but I love being with you

and I guess I was hoping
we had a future. Together.

Oh, God, was that too early?
Did I freak you out?

- Freaked you out, didn't I?
- No.

There is no way those words could've
been too early. Not coming from you.

Just promise me that if you do take
the job that I can have your room,

because I'd really like to find
a place to stay that's not pay-by-the-day.

Life is for the living,
the forgiving and for leaving town alive

I know it's really rough,
but I was thinking...

- Yes.
- But it's okay, if you wanted...

Will you stop? The answer is yes, okay?

I've been waiting for
the opportunity to go out and buy

the next Haley James record.
So of course I want to record it.

- It might be kind of fun, huh?
- Well, you did have a major label debut

that did pretty good,
so it is good business for me.

- But yes, it's gonna be a blast.
- Yeah.

What do you say?

- I say it's exactly what I need right now.
- Well, guess what? Me, too.

- What?
- I mean, you never know

where the next miracle's
gonna come from.

- It's Brooke.
- Hey, Brooke.

- Hey, what's going on?
It's a miracle.

Yeah, we just said that.
What, did you bug my office?

- They're giving me a baby.
- A...

- Hold on. Wait. What?
- What?

The lady from the agency called
this morning and they're sending me...

A purple monkey?

- You're adopting a purple monkey?
- No.

Not adopting and not a monkey.
I'll explain it all later.

Peyton, how crazy is this?

No, Brooke, honey, that's awesome.
God, Haley and I thought we had big news.

Why? What's your news?

- We're gonna make an album together.
- Oh, whatever. I'm getting a baby.

I have to go, I'll call you later. Excuse me.

Wow. Today's kind of fun.

Listen, Q, I know it looks grim, but, hey,
you'll have that thing off by the playoffs.

- Playoffs, man, we four and eight.
- Hey, we're gonna figure it out. All right?

Just hang in there.

Yeah, I'd like to speak to Coach Taylor.
If you don't mind. Alone.

Yeah, we'll be downstairs.

Q, keep your head up, all right?

- Listen, Q...
- Man, thanks for nothing, man.

I trusted you, all right?

I put my ass on the line
for you every single night, man.

- Quentin, you needed this.
- I needed this?

You know what I needed? A scholarship.

I needed you to keep your mouth shut,
that's what I needed.

But you went all Uncle Tom on me
as soon as Master Lucas got back, huh?

You know what? When your wrist heals
and everything's okay,

I'm gonna let you take that back.

But for now, just consider yourself lucky.

- Hi, Grandpa.
- Hi, Jamie.

If you boys wanna jump me again,
now's your chance.

Hey. We're not having this.

- Not having what, Son?
- You following Jamie around.

I've seen you, okay? Outside of the school.

I've seen you driving past the house.

And now you just happen
to be at the hospital?

Nathan, stop.
I was in prison for a long time, okay?

I was just getting a check-up.

- But the truth is, I was hoping...
- No, don't. Dan, don't hope. You hear me?

There's no hope for you.

I guess I just don't understand.

Grandpa Dan seems nice.
How come everyone's always mad at him?

You love Chester, don't you?

Well, what if Grandpa Dan hurt Chester?

And took him away
so you could never see him again?

I guess I would be really mad at him.
And sad, too.

Yeah.

Well, that's how we feel.

I just think
that's kind of an awful thing to say.

Yes, I'm mad.
Oh, you don't think I should be mad?

I thought I was just gonna have
one baby in my life, but fine.

I have to go.

Holy cow.

Stupid Owen. A little baby talk
and he totally freaks out.

Well, nothing like foisting a baby
on a guy you've almost kissed.

- And a confirmed bachelor at that.
- Yeah.

- What'd he say?
- Whatever. He's gonna come over later

and we're gonna talk about it
or fight about it, but it doesn't matter,

because baby and Brooke
are gonna be fine.

Yeah, I think baby and Brooke needs
a little explanation.

Like, who, when and how, for starters.

Okay, so the adoption agency
has this program

where babies from other countries
who need major surgeries and stuff

come over to the US and doctors
donate their time to fix them up

and then they go home.

- Oh, cool.
- That's great.

It's kind of a whenever-they-can-
squeeze-you-in sort of thing

and the agency had a family, that
was supposed to host the baby, drop out,

so they said
this could be a great trial run for me.

- When does the baby show up?
- Is it a boy or girl?

- Where are his parents, the poor thing?
- And are his parents coming, too?

She's a girl. And she gets here tomorrow.
Her parents don't come with her.

And they didn't tell me what's wrong
with her. They're just sort of gonna

hand her over and we go from there.
And check it out.

I got her a purple monkey
like the one I used to have.

That's so cute.
Did you get her anything else?

Yeah. I got all of this stuff.

- I mean, like, you know, food.
- Or, I mean, a crib?

And stuff.

I got a little sidetracked.

Why don't we go to my house and we'll
go through some of Jamie's old things.

- Really?
- Yes.

- Come on, you purple monkey.
- Thanks, guys.

I'm so excited.

- Hey, what you doing?
- Looking for places to live.

Well, stop. Because I found you a place.

- With me. I passed on the Omaha job.
- Marvin.

I feel like I'm good at what I do,
Millicent, and I'll just work hard

and hope the station gives me
another shot.

Are you sure?

That I'm doing the right thing?
I don't know. But about us? Yeah. I'm sure.

I don't want to leave you, Millicent.

But you said you needed
a place to stay and I thought

you should move in with me.

But, I can't. I mean...

Look, I know it's soon,
but you'll save a fortune on rent.

And you'll get to see me every day.
I mean, what do you say?

I'd like to, but I just can't.

Sorry. But I'm really glad you're staying.

- Haley, thank you. This is great.
- Sure.

Listen, have you given any thought

to how difficult it's gonna be
to give this baby up after the surgery?

You know you're gonna
fall for her, Brooke.

- I know. But she needs help, right?
- Yeah.

- Hey, what's going on?
- Hi.

- Hi, Aunt Brooke.
- Hi, best boy ever.

I have a surprise for you.

- What is it?
- Okay, I found the car seat.

Surprise.

Must've been good to spend time
with your mom and Lily and Andy.

Yeah. You know, I think we all needed it.
Plus, the view wasn't too bad, either.

No, I'm sure it was beautiful.

So, you and Haley are gonna make
a record, huh? That's great.

Actually, I was meaning to ask you,
I mean, it's totally cool if you say no,

but I was thinking to cut down
on studio cost,

maybe I would build a small studio
in the office. But it's your space.

I think that's a great idea. I mean, I'll ask
my mom, but yeah, I think it's smart.

- I don't blame you, Peyton.
- Luke...

- At all. For any of it.
- I feel bad for you.

I feel bad for Lindsey
and I feel responsible, somehow.

And I really hope that doesn't
come off as arrogant, okay?

But I know this hurt you.

She's coming back, Peyton.
She loves me. And I love her.

- It's gonna be okay.
- I hope so.

It's open.

Kid's a lot hairier than I thought he'd be.

Very funny. And he is gonna be a she.
Guess you talked to Owen.

- Yeah. How you doing?
- Okay. A little freaked out, but okay.

- Is he with you?
- No.

Weird. He's coming over soon.

Actually, he's not.
It's kind of why I'm here.

Oh.

Okay.

You know, Brooke, Owen's my friend,
and I know he's really into you,

but he's just kind of always been about
his independence, too, you know?

I guess I didn't know.

He's just a little threatened
with all the baby stuff.

Yeah, he said that on the phone.

Look, did he send you over here
to talk to me? Are we in junior high now?

He didn't send me over.
And he's not coming by, either.

- Then why did you?
- Well, I'm taking off.

Thought I'd say goodbye
and congratulations,

and maybe I want to see
your face one more time.

Probably why Owen's not coming by.

What is that supposed to mean?

Well, he probably figures if he looked
into those eyes one more time,

he'll cave on the whole
independence thing.

Anyways, call me if you need anything.

Someone to talk to, new carpets.
I don't know, a husband.

I'll see you around.

Hey, Brooke?

Don't take the Owen stuff too personally.

- I won't.
- Yeah, you will. I know how you are.

But it's just a big deal. It's kids.

I mean, I know it's just one,

but if you really want a family,
something that's like forever,

forever scares a lot of us.

- Hi.
- Hi. Can I talk to you?

Sure. Come on in.

What's wrong?

Maybe nothing, I hope.

Okay, just have a seat. What's up?

Well, I think I'll stand.
Actually, do you have something to drink?

Some water or an apple martini
with a cherry, if you have it?

Okay, you're kind of freaking me out.

Last time someone
entered the apartment like this,

it was Skills
and he thought he'd killed Chester.

Jamie's bunny?

Yeah, but it turns out he was just like
a really heavy sleeper, apparently.

Well, it's not that, it's just...

I know I sort of freaked you out
when you asked me to stay here

and, well, there's a reason.

- Great. I knew it.
- What?

I figured this was just too good to be true.

There's just a reason
we can't sleep in the same bed.

- Oh, no.
- What?

This is like The Crying Game, right?

- Marvin.
- Hairy back?

- Marvin.
- Well, it's either that or

you're completely repulsed by me.

I'm a virgin.

- Really?
- Yes.

And considering your last gross boss-lady
hook-up, you're clearly not,

- and I am just not ready to...
- How did I find you?

- What?
- Such a perfect girl

who's smart and sweet and so awesome.

Go on.

Millie, I would never
pressure you about sex, I just...

- I wanna be with you.
- But...

I mean, we can even get
two beds if you want.

Although, if I catch you
sneaking into mine, I'm telling Skills.

I am so into you and I want you here.

Will you say yes?

Okay. Yes. If you think it can work.

It can. It does.

So I see you know CPR
and you're also a lifeguard.

Mmm-hmm. Yes.

You ever kissed any of
the husbands you worked for?

Okay.

No.

Well, sorry.

So Nathan, Haley tells me you like to
watch your nanny swim naked in the pool?

I guess I deserve that.

Hey, Brooke. You okay?

- I think I made a big mistake.
- I think it's a little late for that, isn't it?

If I wanted "a little late for that,"
I would've called Peyton.

You are supposed to say,
"No, you didn't. You're gonna be fine. "

No, you didn't. You're gonna be fine.

It doesn't count now.

So you got her a purple monkey, huh?
Just like you had.

- You remember that?
- Of course.

I do know some things about you,
Brooke Davis.

- And you're gonna be a great mom.
- I'm not even going to be a mom.

They'll just fix her up
and then I have to send her back.

Well, if you didn't do it, who would?

Hmm?

Owen thinks I'm being selfish.
He thinks I just want what I want.

- Well, I'd say it's the opposite.
- Right?

I think it's great that you're willing
to help this little girl

get the care that she needs
and get to the rest of her life.

So do I.
But what if I do something wrong, Luke?

What if I hurt her? What if I break her?
I mean, I rushed into this and I'm scared.

Okay, you know what?

When it comes to single moms,
I had a pretty special one.

And it's good that you're a little scared.
But you're gonna do great.

Thanks.

Thanks for coming over.

You think she'll like the purple monkey?

I think that she's gonna love
the girl that gives it to her.

Yeah.

Well, Jamie's out cold.

- Wish I could sleep like that.
- Yeah, tell me about it.

So, sorry you couldn't find a nanny
that you could trust around me.

- Too soon.
- All right.

The truth is, I just want Jamie
all to myself right now.

But I also want my job,
and I want my music

and I want alone time with you.

You should take a break from that.
Let me go through those things.

I'll try to find a person that's really ugly
with a lot of great references.

Actually, you can't because I thought
you might want to get a workout in.

You know, our therapist said that

we should focus
on the things that we love, so...

I think she's right.

- Probably really gonna suck, you know.
- You gotta find out sometime, right?

Thank you, Hales. For everything.

You're welcome.

Thank you back.

You lucky, man.

I was gonna break that scoring title
and pull that old laundry up off the wall.

Luck has nothing to do with it.
I'm just better than you.

- How you holding up?
- How you think?

Somebody would've told me

your old sorry ass would be
back playing before mine,

I would've laughed their ass out the gym.

What're you trying to do?
Make some kind of comeback?

Trying to make a free throw.

Yeah, let me show you how that's done,
old man. Left handed.

You'll be just fine, Q. Even if you have
to go to a junior college first.

That's what I did.

Wow. And look where it got you.

Let's see what you got.

Hmm? Let's see what you got.

Come on, Nate. Come on. Here we go.

Nathan Scott. Biggest Raven of them all.
Look at you, huh?

Heard they clipped your wings.
What you got, Raven?

Nathan Scott. Nathan Scott.

Just like I thought. Hmm?
They must have put salt on your tail, boy.

You ain't got no chance of flying again.
Me on the other hand...

I could beat you with my other hand.
That ain't my shooting hand.

Some comeback, Mr. Jersey-on-the-wall.

You know, sometimes you got
a big mouth, Quentin.

Nate. Nate. Come back, man.
Where you going?

Come back. That's it?
It's a sorry-ass comeback, Nate.

Nathan Scott, ladies and gentlemen.

- Hello, Son.
- What are you doing here?

Just regretting it all. You, too, huh?

- Thinking about playing again?
- No. All right?

I'm not thinking about playing again.
I can't even make a damn free throw.

At least your legacy's safe, son.
Just do your best.

Unlike some of us,
you have nothing to be ashamed of.

- Hey, man, you got a second?
- Just don't come too close right now, man.

- I'm kind of pissed off.
- Why? What happened?

Just some nonsense Quentin said to me.

You know, sometimes
that kid's got a big mouth, man.

- What's up?
- Millicent is gonna move in after all.

Fine with me. Hey, about time
we classed up the place a little bit, huh?

Well, speaking of, you think we could?

You know, straighten up a little
and straighten up a little?

You talking about all the sex talk
and the foul language, right?

- Yeah.
- Good luck with that.

Come on, Skills. I'm not saying
everybody has to be a saint,

but Millicent's a girl, you know?
And she's my girl.

All right. I'll talk to the fellas.

- It's all good, baby.
- All right, thanks.

- You think she could walk around in her...
- No.

I didn't think so.

When my bones are tired

And the road seems too long

Out in the distance, find

A comforting song

- New song?
- Yeah.

- It's nice.
- Thank you.

Actually, think I'm gonna record
that album with Peyton.

- Really?
- Yeah.

- That's great, Haley.
- Yeah, I'm excited.

- How did your workout go?
- Not so good. But you know what?

- Whatever happens, we're gonna be fine.
- Yeah, we will.

Hello?
- Who was that?

That's the new nanny Mama hired.

Did someone call for a nanny?

Grandma.

Oh, what did I tell you about that?

Grandma Deb is way too young
to be a grandma.

- Sorry. Nanny Deb.
- Oh, I like that so much better.

Hey, Mom.

- Hey, Mom, you look great.
- Oh, so do you.

Hey, I'm not done with you, get over here.

It's been said
that the saddest thing a man

will ever face is what might have been.

But what of the man
who's faced with what was?

Or what may never be?

Or what can no longer be?

You did the right thing, Skills.

And one of these days,
Q's gonna realize that.

Now we just gotta figure out a way
to win without him.

Choosing the right path
is never easy.

It's a decision we make
with only our hearts to guide us.

But sometimes we find our way
to something better.

Hey, Brooke, come on, we gotta get
to the airport to pick up that baby.

I think I need to do this alone.

I'm gonna be okay.

Sometimes we fight through
the regret and remorse of our mistakes,

our malice, and our jealousy,

and the shame we feel for not being
the people we were meant to be.

And that's when we find
our way to something better.

Or when something better
finds its way to us.

English - SDH