Videl-Chan

Brooke : It's a tough day, huh ?
Nathan : Yeah.
Brooke : I wish there was something I could do for you or Haley or Jamie.
Nathan : Well, actuallye were wondering if there's anything we could do for you.
Brooke : How do you mean, why me?
Nathan : Well, I know that your mom has been pulling some stuff with the company, and... I don't know... And I guess having dealt with parent insanity, I just wanted to check your head and see how you're doing.
Brooke : I'm fine. Really.
Nathan : That sounds like something I would say. Look, this thing with losing Quentin is... It's hard. And I have a feeling it's gonna be a pretty prominent thing in our lives for a while. It doesn't mean that your problems are any less important, that all of us aren't here for you.
Brooke : Look, like I said...
Nathan : You're fine.
Brooke : You can handle it. It's all good.
Nathan : Look, I hope that's true, and maybe it is, but... The thing is, the two of us have been down very similar roads. I mean, we were in the same cliques first. We both felt the same pressures, same expectations. Our parents were like children, and we both grew into kind of bad versions of ourselves way too fast. So I think you know I get it.
Brooke : They never really gave us a chance, did they... Our parents ?
Nathan : They didn't know how. Look, the thing is, you made your dream happen, all right ? And even though I didn't quite get there, when it was taken away from me, I dealt with it alone. That was stupid, selfish, and wrong. So if your mom tries to take your dream away from you and you feel that same pain I did, I've sort of been there, okay ? I'm gonna be kind of kissed off if you don't come talk to me about it. Anyway, thank you for coming today. It means a lot, I know you didn't know Quentin, but... It doesn't surprise me that you're thinking about other people when all this stuff is going on with you. That's not bad for a girl who never had a chance. Come here.