
Larry arrives at Billie Jean's hotel room and discovers evidence of her infidelity. Despite his heartbreak, he maintains a professional exterior to protect her focus before her tennis finals, while Billie Jean struggles with the guilt of her secret life.
BILLIE JEAN: Larry...
LARRY: The roads were clear, so I made good time. I should have called ahead. Let you know I was coming.
BILLIE JEAN: Larry.
LARRY: Hop up.
BILLIE JEAN: I’m so sorry. Larry, say something. Please. Talk to me.
LARRY: Does anyone know?
BILLIE JEAN: I don’t know what to do.
LARRY
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