551
Of course, of course.

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- Yeah. Okay.
- Bye.

553
Wow.

554
Yeah.

555
I think he's lying.

556
So do I.

557
Bang! Bang! Bang!

558
You -- you didn't get me!

559
Bang! Bang! Bang!

560
Bang! Bang!

561
Boys, could you get in here, please?

562
He broke my plane.
Did not.

563
We'll talk about that later.
Right now, I need you to take some medicine.

564
Are we sick?

565
Not exactly. This is a special kind of medicine.

566
It's -- it's like a vitamin,
and you'll take it every day, okay?

567
Okay.

568
Oops.

569
Stay right there

570
Now open up.

571
Mnh-mnh.

572
- Here, you --
- no way.

573
Guy-- here.

574
- No.
- Mnh-mnh.

575
In that moment, Lynette made a decision.

576
When it came to dealing with her children,

577
medication was no longer an option.

578
Of course, given her continuing level of frustration,
Lynette also felt a little self-medication couldn't hurt.

579
So what's your strategy?

580
Are you just never going to speak to me again?

581
Something like that.

582
I suppose I do owe you an apology.

583
Careful. Wouldn't want you
to strain yourself.

584
I shouldn't have lied to you about your father.

585
You and your sister are old enough to
handle the truth, and I'm sorry.

586
Keep going.

587
I'm mad at you for about 7,000 other things.

588
If you tnk I'm going to apologize for taking you
out of a strip club, you're wrong.

589
I consider it one of my finestoments.

590
Oh, Andrew.

591
I know you blame me for what's
happening with your father, but...

592
it's not entirely my fault,
and I need you to understand that.

593
I do.

594
I just... I don't want him to leave.

595
Neither do I.

596
Mom?

597
Yeah?

598
When can I have my door back?

599
Three months.

600
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