I was thinking, I want to stay here permanently with you.
Really?
If that's OK?
- Well, yeah. - Yeah?
Would you like that?
Well, yeah.
This is the best news ever that Austin's wanting
to live out here with me.
I've missed him so much.
But what about Kaylee?
She's going to have to go because three
adults in one home?
Yeah, it's a little too much.
Yeah.
And I came here to be with you not her.
It's going to be tough telling Kaylee she's
going to have to move out.
I don't know how she's going to take it,
but I hope she understands.
So we're going to have to-- we're going to have to tell
her at some point tonight.
OK. That works for me.
All right?
Let's get upstairs.
I'm so excited, though.
I am.
I would hope so.
[cheers]
OK.
Obviously, we're out of food.
We're getting low on drinks, so I'm off to shore,
so now we can get to a lakehouse and have a barbecue.
I got this. bring us home.
[cheers]
I need a plate.
Thank you.
We're having a blast at Bree's aunt's lake house,
but all I can think about is telling
Kaylee she has to move out.
I just want to get it over with.
Hey. - Hi.
- Can we talk? - I guess so.
OK.
All right.
Things have been tense between Kaylee and I
since Austin arrived.
But hopefully, she understands that this space will
do us good in the long run.
Obviously, we've been living together.
Now I've kind of mentioned it to you that he might stay,
and he is going to stay.
That's what I decided.
So you know it is time for you to move out.
I don't understand.
What don't you understand?
It is my house.
Well, technically it's our house.
It's my house.
It's in my name.
You let me rent.
You give me rent.
Yes, but it's mine--
it's in my name.
I was having a really good time living with Tiffany,
and I can't believe she'd kick her friend out over a guy.
That really hurts.
I mean, we came out here together.
No.
She's my best friend.
And let me talk.
So we came out here as friends, best friends,
actually, I should say.
And we've been living here, no problems,
and then Austin comes.
And now it's like--
Yeah, but Austin and I has also lived together before I
even moved here with you.
And we're also co made relationship.
We got to living together before we moved out here.
What does that have to do with anything?
Why is that a bad thing?
We're used to-- we're used to the space away from everybody.
Yeah. We're used to having our own.
We're used to coming home with each other.
We come down to coming home to each other every day.
And having our time.
Waking up.
Being able to do what we want.
But why would you come down here with someone?
He didn't move out here.
So where were you when she moved out with me.
Working.
Making money to support us.
I work, too.
So why does [bleep] that matter?
It's hard.
It ain't hard to move.
When you're in a long term relationship,
you make it [bleep] work even if you're 1,000
miles away from you.
And now I'm going to have the opportunity--
Can you help me [bleep]?
I moved out here, and he's going to move out here.
So why [bleep] do you pitch it?
How would you feel?
You put yourself in the position--
- How would you feel? - You put yourself--
How would you feel?
Answer that.
How would you feel?
If your best friend sat down with you
because their boyfriend's coming to town?
I would get [bleep] out because I wouldn't care.
Yeah.
Because if they were dating for three years
you would understand.
Whatever.
I was having a really good time at the lake,
hanging out with Justin and my friends.
And Tiffany decided to pull me aside
and tell me that she's kicking me out
because Austin's here to stay?
You know what, Tiff?
Way to ruin the party, way to ruin my day,
and way to ruin the whole year for me.
We're just being honest with you.
We're telling you how we feel and what
is going to be happening. - Yes.
- That's all. - Final.
It's straight and simple, to the point.
And I want it to be a very mature friend.
The point was-- - No disrespect.
Yeah. No disrespect.
It's not you haven't done anything to us.
You've never done that.
And I don't want you to think that.
It's not like we're mad at you.
And I know you will think that.
It's not like we're going to be friends with you.
I know you will talk [bleep] behind my back.
But this is why I pulled you out here by yourself and not
in front of everybody else.
Everyone's going to know once I go inside.
OK , but listen.
Am I the bigger person pulling you
aside and talking to you face to face
instead of [bleep] having--
no. It is.
Talk about that.
Pull me outside of the damn party
while we're all having a good time, and now, you know,
I was just all (CROSSTALK)
It had to happen sooner or later.
And it's happening now.
So you can deal with it.
Well, you're going to stay on your side,
and I'm going to stay on my side.
And you and maybe I won't talk to you for a while
because that's what's best.
I just think this is rude.
I feel like I just lost my best friend.
Not that I can't be happy for her
and Austin, but the way that she handled it was very immature.
She could have let me behind closed doors.
Not at the lake party.
Don't realize how [bleep] friend you are?
Friend, trust me.
Everybody else knows how being in a relationship is.
Kaylee, of course, is being a big drama queen
and trying to make me look bad in front of everybody.
It may sound harsh, but it is my house.
And if I say she goes, she goes.
Whoa.
- Hey, guys, what happened? - Now what was that?
What's up?
It's kind of hostile out there.
Where are you going?
What was that about?
I asked.
I asked her to move out.
Hey, wait up.
What are you doing?
I don't know.
Just I'm sure you heard.
- I heard a little bit. - Yeah.
I can't believe someone who I haven't
seen in years is being nicer to me than my own best friend.
I don't know.
Now that her boyfriend's here, she kicked me out.
And she's not even being a best friend.
We came here together.
Not him.
He didn't come here.
He let her leave.
And now that he's here, and he decided he wants to stay.
He can stay, and I have to go.
- You kicked her out? - Yeah.
- Why did you kick her out? - Because.
It wasn't-- it wasn't her--
It wasn't even like that.
She's taking it [bleep] taking it on a super
personal level right now.
But isn't she your friend?
Yes.
You're right, but she's in my house.
And three people in one house, that's a lot of [bleep]..
Why couldn't you guys taking care of that when
you were at home instead of when we're
trying to have a good time?
And we've both--
But you can't just kick a person out.
You weren't here you.
You weren't prepared to move here.
I'm not the one kicking her out.
Yeah. He's not the one.
I am. - It's her house.
It's her decision.
Because it's my-- yeah, like he just said, it's my decision.
Why are you why are you coming at me?
I'm sure if you're a man was here,
you would want to kick her out.
That I would have nothing to do with it.
I'm asking you about your attitude.
That is your friend.
Why would you kick her out?
Because she needs to have her own space.
She said--
He wasn't even sure that he wants to be here.
Oh, he will.
And just come.
Now he wants to be here?
That's [bleep].
We've been together for three years.
I don't have no doubt about it.
I've been here all you want.
I don't really care.
All of you [bleep].
I don't give [bleep].
Don't bring me into it.
For the record, I do not care who lives with who.
What I do care about is these girls
are ruining Bree's lake party and my day.
At the end of the day, it ain't your [bleep]
relationship.
It's mine.
Rochelle has no business butting in.
This is between Kaylee and I.
Like this bitch doesn't [bleep] stop.
Who you talking about?
This next.
Why [bleep] do you care?
Dumb ass.
You want to be a bitch?
Act your age.
You want blew our day?
Damn.
Mind your own business.
Why did you kick her out?
Why do you care?
It isn't your business. - All right, listen.
Shut [bleep] up. Come on.
Yeah.
Get your ass out of town.
Go, come on.
Let's go.
You want to kick her out now.
Bye, bitch.
This is what Asta, Amanda, and I were afraid of.
Austin is clearly controlling Tiffany.