Sully: You’re single?
Cassidy: Technically, no, but mentally I am.
Sully: You’ve made a decision?
Cassidy: Wasn’t my choice, but yes. Having this time with Em, walking around New York experiencing so many things has made me realize that I don’t think I was happy in the marriage anymore, but Trevor has been such a big part of my life that I don’t think I would have ever left.
Sully: I’m sorry.
Cassidy: Nothing to be sorry for. I’m still processing. Doing a lot of inner reflection at the beach.
Sully: Same.
Cassidy: Guess we are both evolving.
Sully: You could say that. What are you going to do when I get back?
Cassidy: I’m going to have to go back home and face the music.
Sully: Want me to come?
Cassidy: Yes.
Sully: I’ll be there. Can’t promise I won’t punch Trevor.
Cassidy: Can’t promise I won’t either.
This makes me laugh.
Cassidy: Look, I’m not saying I’m over what Trevor did to me, I think I might need some therapy over that, or I need to get laid.
La, La, La, La.
Sully: I don’t need to hear that.
Cassidy: Get over it. Your sister is ready for her new chapter, and if that means trying a hell of a lot of men before buying again, that is what I am going to do.
Sully: Ew, Cass. Just don’t touch any of my friends.
Cassidy: Can’t promise that. You never listened to me when I asked you to do the same.
Dammit, she’s right.
Sully: We have a strict rule at the club, don’t touch a player’s sister.
Cassidy: And yet your Captain did and Fish too.
Fuck.
Cassidy: Don’t worry, little brother, I’m not interested in a hockey guy. Maybe a footballer or a basketballer, oh maybe a baseballer.
Sully: No athletes, we are all assholes.
Cassidy: True. But they might be fun to play with.
Sully: Who are you?
Cassidy: I’m fucking Cassidy Sullivan.