Like, I'm not

saying there's anything wrong walking into a bar and ordering a Coke or a water.

But, like, you're going to a bar.

I'm like, have a drink, right? But I don't want to go out and hang out and just have one drink.

I'm like, let's have fun.

And then, so we go for dinner.

So it's, like, kind of.

Like coming here.

So what do we think about the future?

I think the future's gonna be so good for us.

I really do.

You know, we've been looking at different things and, you know, what do we both want? We both want the same thing.

We both want a place where our children can come back to, and a house that we can call home.

And I understand coming into, like, a very gray, like, suede-y, dark townhouse that may look actually cool, it is very bachelor type, and it doesn't make you feel warm and fuzzy, and I get that.

And I think, you know, I'm, time to, to move it up to, to light beiges and creams and-

Well, you better do it quick.

Bravo universe.

Bravo is a very different universe to, if you...

It takes you a long time to get used to it, to settle in, all the pros and cons to it, which, but there's a lot more pros than there is, you know.

Um, I just felt like, for me, I felt it very sentimental, and I just kept on tying it back to there.

And I'm like, "You know what? I think this is gonna be...

This is gonna mean a lot to her and she's gonna feel this." And it's very hard to catch you out because coming from the background with your dad and your brother and the cops, it's like fucking dating a fucking FBI agent, you know?

I couldn't have wanted it any other way.

You, you're a very important person, Dolores.