Dallas: Just making sure my WIFE is safe. That's what a good HUSBAND does.
Davidson: Your FAKE wife is perfectly fine without her FAKE husband's fake concern.
Dallas: It's after midnight. In Vegas.
Davidson: Thank you, Captain Obvious. I can tell time.
I sat on the edge of the bed, popping open a couple of buttons on my shirt with one hand while typing with the other.
Dallas: Humor me. Where are you?
Davidson: At a casino.
Dallas: Which casino?
Davidson: Planet Hollywood. Kali’s up $300 at roulette and won't leave. Brooke’s gone through four cosmos and is making friends with a bachelorette party from Ohio. We're having a great time, HUSBAND. No need for a welfare check.
I glanced at my watch. Planet Hollywood was about a five-minute walk from the Bellagio.
Dallas: You've been drinking.
Davidson: Groundbreaking observation. It's a bachelorette party in Vegas. Should I have been sipping herbal tea?
Dallas: How are you getting back?
The three dots took longer this time.
Davidson: We'll walk. Eventually.
Dallas: I'll come get you.
Davidson: Hard pass.
Dallas: Davina.
Davidson: Dallas. We're FINE. I'm a grown woman who's been handling Vegas just fine way before you accidentally married me. I don't need a babysitter.
Dallas: Not a babysitter. A husband.
Davidson: FAKE husband. The word is FAKE. Should I text it a few more times so it really sinks in? F-A-K-E.
I was already grabbing my keycard.
Dallas: Send me your location.
I didn't need her location. I could find her with the information I had, but I wanted to see if she'd do it.
Davidson: Why?
Dallas: Because I'm either picking you up or I'm coming there and making a scene. I'll start calling you sweetness really loud. Maybe pumpkin.
The three dots appeared and disappeared four times. Five. Six. I could practically see her weighing her options: deal with me now, or deal with me embarrassing her in front of everyone in Vegas while calling her ridiculous pet names.
Davidson: You're the most annoying person I've ever met.
Dallas: You married me.
Davidson: BY ACCIDENT. I was blackout drunk. You could have been literally anyone.