A vulnerable, tense, emotional ROBIN & HARPER's duologue from "The Best Man" by Malcolm D. Lee.
INT. HARPER'S CAR - DAY
Robin has the wheel. Harper tries to break the silence.
HARPER
Breakfast was great, honey.
Robin nods and smiles pleasantly. The awkward silence
continues.
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