Sue: [sighs] I mean, mom, you should've seen him. He got down on one knee, and he looked up at me, and he did the thing where his eyebrows go up when he's hopeful. And then he said [deep voice] "will you marry me?"
Frankie: Aw.
Sue: And it was so cute, and he was so happy, and now I have to tell him I don't want to, and I don't even know how you say that.
Mike: I got a couple phrases I think will do the trick.
Frankie: [scoffs] I think what your dad means is, you just need to be honest with him.
Sue: [sighs] I know. You're right. You're totally right. I know that's what I have to do. I just have to go over there and try not to look at his eyebrows, and just tell him my "Yes, sure" was really more of a "No, sure."
Mike: You want me to go with you? I'd be happy to go over there and personally make sure that he gets it. Hell, we can go right now, or I can just go.
Sue: Aw, Dad. That is so sweet, but I am gonna be 18 in two weeks. I am too old to have my daddy fix my problems. I'm the one who said "sure." I'm the one who has to do it. You mind if I sleep in here with you guys tonight?
Frankie: Oh, of course you can. [sighs] Are you hungry? You didn't eat much at dinner.
Sue: Kind of.
Frankie: What do you want... sweet or salty?
Sue: Ooh. [chuckles] Both.
Frankie: [v.o.] That night, Sue slept in our bed for the first time since she was a little girl, but the next day, it was time for her to step up and be a woman.