Whether this unexpected attraction between Riley and Terence is due to their similar personalities, their shared traits, or their unbridled love for money, truth is, whatever the reason for Riley’s visit, she’s off to a good start – or so she thinks.

For Terence, that dreamy beginning seems to have been a fleeting thing cause, as soon as he turns around, his disgust for the unannounced visit becomes evident. He remembers now how Riley made Dale’s life miserable, and the trouble he himself went through to get her to leave him alone, having to follow the dictates of the stupid and bossy G.W. Woods

Terence: *To himself* I hope this woman tells me soon why she came to my house and what she wants from me. If it’s money, that’s fine; if this is about Dale it would be annoying as hell, plus, there’s nothing else I can do about it, that’s hopeless, man. And why would she be interested in Dale in the first place? Wasn’t she into that girlfriend of hers, Sarah Parker? This whole thing feels unusual and fishy.

Terence: Hopefully it’s not about Dale, but of course this can’t be about money either, cause G.W Woods’ daughter doesn’t need it, and in case she did, she wouldn’t come asking Terry the Terrible for it, would she?”

Terence: Doing business with G.W. is one thing, dealing with his whimsical daughter, that’s entirely another. Anyway, let’s see what this spoiled brat wants now...

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