They Weren't Supposed To Fall In Love... But Fate Decided Otherwise ❤️ Romantic MOVIE Online

Sitting in the passenger seat You look straight ahead with both hands on the wheel And I hope we never get where we're going We talk about lots of silly things But the minute we can't see My face is glowing And shut me up with a kiss Grab me with both arms Say I've been waiting for this Cause I, I, I put your lips on mine I didn't have it, weren't so shy And be so innocent Then I could sleep tonight I could turn away our songs Sparks fly, rewind And kiss you goodnight We talk about it always Feeling that you were brave enough Misbehaving enough I will use your joyous heart And shut me up with a kiss Grab me with both arms Say I've been waiting for this Cause I, I, I put your lips on mine And if you didn't have her And I didn't have him If you weren't so shy And be so innocent Then I, I, I could sleep tonight Okay, I'll be right in. Alright, let's talk about the Hud deal on the pole. Sounds great, let me pull up the market survey. No, is that the first one or the second one? The one by the car. Oh, what's the whole one? They claim to be worried about liability. Well, that turn is pretty busy a few hours. Well, that's the real issue. The management company is out. Sounds good. College and law school. That was easy. Sure, I studied hard and got good grades. Well, mostly. But that's not what I mean. It was just easier to date, but things weren't very important, like careers. It just didn't matter. Sometimes, I just wish I could go back. I always figured I'd never really meet the one. That I'd need to just accept a girl for who she was. And somehow, she would fit into life's routine. Last time, I actually started to believe in myself. But even then, it just wasn't meant to be. Why do we care so much about our career? And if the other person fits into our big plan? Why can't it be that you just meet that special girl? Talk. Not worry about anything. Sometimes, I just want to lay in the cold grass out in the big field. Look up at the clouds. And be with that girl. Wait for the stars to come out. And fall into them with her. Or sit on a beach. Staring out toward the ocean. And not feel like we have to say anything. Where is that girl? Where's the one? Hey Doug, it's me. Thanks for the invite. I got packs. When is it that the important things in life take hold? When is it that the things that are actually important become irrelevant? And the small things become so significant and all-consuming? Maybe I'm not meant to actually be this age. Or be an adult, or whatever it's called. I really don't understand it. My friends tell me I need to get out more. I tell them I'll get around to it eventually. They think it's all pretty simple. And maybe it really is. Why not? I don't know, man. I just don't feel like going out. You know we're not going to see Rick and Veronica much after this move tomorrow, right? Yeah, I know. We won't really be neighbors anymore. We'll all just hang out, you know? It'll be cool. I haven't seen you out with anybody in a while anyway. So I don't even know why I try. This again? I don't see what the problem is with going out and spending some time with your friends, you know? Maybe meeting a pretty girl, who knows? It's one way to kill the evening anyway. Sounds more like your kind of night, not mine. Whatever happened to Emily? Emma? Yeah, sure, whatever. I don't know, man. You don't know, come on. It just wasn't working out. I call her on a Friday night to see if she wanted to go out. And I get her voicemail instead. Talk to her the next day and she's like, Oh, hey, sorry, I was out with my friends. Yeah. I mean, why couldn't she just be cool about it? Just say, I'm bored and moving on. Anything. I hear you, bro. I don't know, you know, I guess that's just the way it is sometimes, you know? I mean, leave if you want, but just close the door on your way out. Why doesn't that ever happen? Where does that go? This one's really annoying. Yeah, so what do I do? Tape, please. Okay. What day is the auction? Saturday, if I can make it there. You are so brave. I don't know about all that. Really, I think you're amazing. Thank you, darling. I'm so happy to be part of such a good cause, but dinner, getting all dressed up, the mingling. If just one person looks at my art and smiles, I'm that much happier. And that's why you're amazing. So what time is your flight? Early in the morning. Ugh. Please come with me. Oh, Rachel, I'd love to, but I've got so much work to do and I've got class on Friday and Professor Hilborn is not as accommodating as he used to be. I do know Professor Hilborn. What are you doing? Rachel, what are you doing? What are you doing? Ooh, you're sneaky. Hey, what is this, a box of lead? Yeah, that's exactly what I did. I packed lead. I wouldn't be surprised. Really? All right, this goes in the library. And this, this goes in the laundry room. Okay, and this, this goes in the, uh, this goes in the master closet. But, you know, I'll just take it myself. I'll take it myself. So, uh, what do you guys want to do tonight? I'm cool with whatever. Well, we could, uh, you know, go out. What the hell is this? Veronica, I thought this was going back to your mother. Oh. Well, Rick, um, we need to figure out what we're doing tonight. I don't care. We could, uh, get a pizza. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Let's all go out somewhere. I want to dress up. I like where your head's at. Guess what? Never again. Easy for you to say. You get to hang out here for a couple days. I got to get back to work on Monday. You know we appreciate the help. It would have taken forever to unpack those boxes, and with that forecast for rain... It did take forever. Stop. Hey, you look worse than he sounds. Yeah. Where are you going? I was just joking. Oh, but I spilled your drink. I'm really sorry about yours. Let me grab you another one. Oh, no, it's fine. It was just a soda. Charlie Moore. I'm Allie. Allie Lasso. I hope everyone... Yeah, I think you're right. I wonder what happened. I don't know. I'm guessing they got distracted by something really gritty. I don't see anything down there. I'm pretty sure they were looking up here. Do you live around here? No, I'm here for a charity event. Well, my friend is. I'm just tagging along. Oh, I see. And she invited me at the last minute. I didn't know there was one. You know, a charity event. Yeah, they auction some things to raise money for thyroid cancer. You know, research stuff. You have to buy one of these to get in. Was that the thing with the paintings in the lobby yesterday? Yeah, bidding was downstairs. Did your art do well? No, no, no, that wasn't mine. Trust me, I do not paint, but my friend does, and the speaker canceled, so they asked me to say something before bidding. You said a speech. Well, no, wait, hold on. I can't take credit for it because the speaker canceled at the last minute, and so she kind of wrote me into saying something before bidding started. So, yeah, like a speech. I guess so. I mean, she was my favorite professor in college, and now we're really good friends, and I wanted to help. Her art means a ton to her, and she loves it more than anything. And she was your professor, like, from undergrad? Mm-hmm, and for some of my doctoral coursework, too. Do you want to maybe sit down some more? So, I was stressing out bad because I really don't like public speaking, and I'm horrible at it. But you did it, right? Yeah, but I didn't do well. I got really embarrassed, and as soon as it was over, I ran up here to get away. I couldn't even eat the dinner. Can I get either of you something? No, I'm good. Are you sure? Do you want anything? Maybe a ginger ale. That sounds really good, actually. I'll have one, too. Thanks. So, once you get your doctorate, are you going to teach? I don't know. I just really like it, and I'll figure something out. Did you ever take any philosophy classes? Yeah, a really long time ago, though. I can't seem to remember anything besides Immanuel Kant. Yeah, well, he was the big one. Yes. So, what's your interest? My thesis is on aesthetics. Do you know aesthetics? No. It sounds like what makes things pretty. Kind of. What makes art desirable. Why some people love certain things and others don't. Yeah? My thesis is on objects in motion. Inanimate, but things that move. Like, take, for example, a fighter jet. Right? What makes it cool-looking? Is it the power that it projects? Yeah, I guess so. So, it's not so much its basic shape, right? It's more so what its shape means as a function of its ability. I think I see what you mean. So, imagine how this applies more to everyday things, more practical stuff. Like cars. Yes, like cars. Let's say we both see a car drive down there that we knew handled really great, was really fast, and really expensive. Wouldn't we both say it was awesome-looking, regardless of seeing it actually go anywhere? Yeah, I guess we would. Thanks. So, the question is, does the appeal originate from the look we apply to its performance? Is the form of the design dictated by the engineering, which requires certain features? That's some deep stuff. Like, a big supercharger compresses air so that you can use more fuel to have a more powerful engine, right? Right. It's just an air compressor, really. I mean, where could you put it? I mean, it would have to be bolted to the engine, but you could put it anywhere. Totally, but they don't, do they? No. No, they use these big, round, flowing intakes that are beautiful, and they're functional, too. And that's what the designers do. They exaggerate the form to accentuate the function. It's awesome. I love it, but I'm going on a tangent, and I'm sorry, and that's what my thesis is about, anyway. What about you? What do you like? Well, what I like and what I do are two different things. Okay, well, what do you do? I'm in-house legal counsel for a commercial builder. Oh, a lawyer. Oh, man, I'm sorry. All that meta stuff was pretty boring then. Well, what do you like? I liked law school. At least I was learning new things, but the practice of law isn't that great. It's a lot of paperwork. HUD contracts, environmental assessments, bank contracts, permits. Oh. Hey, sorry. We're going to take off. Hey, where's Doug? Oh, you never know. Thank you so much for helping. I'm really hungry. Are you? Yeah, but I don't think they're serving anything here this late. I've been here enough today, anyway. Do you want to go somewhere? Yeah? So is it a pretty drive? If you go through the backcountry, yeah, especially in the south, the leaves are beautiful and waitful. When you get into Florida, you come across these little juice stands. Juice from the local farmers? Yeah. How is it? Actually, I don't know. You've never stopped? Well, by yourself, it seems like you're wasting your time. If you're with somebody else, it seems like you're wasting theirs. I don't know, Charlie. I kind of like stuff like that. Well, this is the cool car. Thanks. I like these little guys. You know, sometimes on nights like this, I like to just drive and listen to the sound of the checklist and services below and my thoughts passing by. Really? Yeah, really, if you can believe it. Hey, I think I see the hotel we were at. Right? That's it, isn't it? Things like that are special. That hotel with the restaurant on top of it and the little light at the table. New people to meet and spill your drink on? That too? I'm sorry. Are you all dry now? Okay, good. So embarrassing. I can't believe I did that. I think it was worth it. Yes, of course. It didn't grab me right away. Really? But when he was standing there in the rain, just staring at her. Oh, yes, when she sat there staring back at him from inside the car. I mean, that was horrible. I just don't know. No, I know exactly what you mean. It was their faces or something and all that rain. Thanks. All over, I sat there alone on my couch. Looked down at the remote and I started all over again. You did? That's funny because I did the same thing. Really? I mean, I feel like you have to watch that movie by yourself to really get it. I only watched it those two times. And I love it, but I can't bring myself to watch it again. The second time I watched it, I actually thought she was going to get out of the truck and run through the rain back to him. That would have been cool. I know. Do you have a dollar? I think so. What's this for? I don't know. I guess something just feels right. Okay, you're going to dance with me. Come on, Charlie. Look, there's nobody here. It's late. I promise we're not going to get crazy. Let me tell you something Something I never told And I think you let us be Fools As long as I'm here As long as you got me As long as you're there As long as I got you We don't need words I don't need to touch you To know you're still here As long as I'm here I know you're still here As long as I'm here As long as you got me As long as you're there As long as I got you We don't need words I don't need to touch you To know you're still here I know I can trust you Can I get you guys anything? Just the truck. Okay. You guys have been out here pretty late. I hope you're having a great time. Yeah. I really am. Yeah, I guess it is late. We should probably get going. Well, the city has its moments, of course. Food's amazing, and there's lots of great stuff there. But the thing I miss the most is the sunrise. You never get to see the sunrise. Buildings block everything. It's suffocating. What else? I just get blasted by it. Are you serious? Sometimes you don't know what you have until you can appreciate it when it was there. Do you think we have time for another moment or two? What do you mean? I've been to the beach out here a few times back when I was a kid. It should be practically empty right now. It's a nice place. For a sunrise? Yeah? I would love to do that. That sounds so fun. Really? Yes. Thank you. This beach looks nice, but books aren't everything. They can eat everything and adapt to anything. And I read that they are found on every continent on Earth. Even Antarctica. You know what's really cool? Meet that special friend. They're mates for life, and they're good little flyers. Plus, they're kind of cute, too. Please tell me. One of those things you don't say to a stranger. A stranger wouldn't care, but I really do. Have you ever been with somebody that makes you feel like everything in your life just fell right into place? You do, don't you? Because for five hours, I'll just... We can't forget to water the orchids when we get home. Oh, and I recorded our favorite movie, so we have to watch that together. Sir? Mr. Moore? Hey. You should stop at one of those orange juice places. Yeah. I should probably just get back. Besides, I don't have anyone to share it with. Do you like long drives? Sometimes. I think I know what you mean. Part of me is motivated, like, go do stuff, help friends move, try to be smart. But then there's the other part that worries a lot. My grandfather was a lawyer for most of his life, and then he got older and couldn't... My dad was a lawyer, too. He figured if he ended up like his dad, at least he'd forget what a boring job he wasted his life on. But he didn't want to waste it, or forget the good things. One summer, he comes home with this really expensive camera. Coincidentally, the firm gunned down his hours that week. Eventually, he got laid off. He could have sold it. He should have sold a lot of things, and he did. But he didn't sell that camera. He'd go out into the country and flutter. He joked about going nuts like his dad did. He was determined, and he did. I don't hate my job like my dad. I already have the free time to go out to a legal symposium in Seattle. You know. That's kind of surprising. Why? Because when I first met you, I figured you were married to your job. I feel like I think about it more than I do it. When I do it, I think it's like a responsibility that just came built into my life. Whatever he got out of it, it's different for me. Maybe that's because you don't have somebody to share it with. Maybe. Is that why you watched the sunrise with me? For your dad? No. That was just for me. Sorry for getting sand in your car. It's totally worth it. I really enjoyed watching the sunrise with you. Thank you so much for being so open with me. I don't think most people would have said the things you said. Most people wouldn't have you to make them feel the way that you make me feel. I had a really great time. Bye, Charlie. Hey. Here. It's not really worth anything. You didn't have to. You never gave me your phone number. Oh, put in yours. You have to send me a text when you get home. I'm so sorry. I have to go. One night wasn't enough. A lifetime wouldn't be enough. Hey. What about your flight? Stay. I'll be with you. Hey. Here. It's not really worth anything. You didn't have to. It has memories now. It's worth everything. And this bug on your face. What? Did you see that? It was huge. Go for it. Swan. Firefly. Eagle. Duck. I was just joking. Come on. I gotta go. Come on. I was just joking. Let's do it again. I can't tell anyone When I'm alive Thinking that I must Be a fool And I have been Waiting for someone Like you Since I was Seventeen years old And we don't know Nothing We don't Own the world But we have us In the end As long as I'm here, as long as you got me As long as you're there, as long as I got you Cause we don't need words, I don't need to touch you To know you're still here, I know I can trust you And you make it worth it, you make it worth it You make life worth it The simplest melody makes you wanna listen The smallest touch makes you wanna kiss me And if I get lost, I know that you'll find me And if I lose trust, you don't disappoint me As long as I'm here, as long as you got me As long as you're there, as long as I got you Cause we don't need words, I don't need to touch you To know you're still here, I know I can trust you And you make it worth it, you make it worth it You make life worth it With you I learned to breathe underwater With you I won this glass As long as I'm here, as long as you got me As long as you're there, as long as I got you Cause we don't need words, I don't need to touch you To know you're still here, I know you're still here As long as I'm here, as long as you got me As long as you're there, as long as I got you Cause we don't need words, I don't need to touch you To know you're still here, I know I can trust you And you make it worth it, you make it worth it You make life worth it