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Tomato's a queen.

As far as you're concerned, she is.

Don't look for trouble, I can give it to you.

It was hard enough to get a good job in that town, and I don't want to lose it.

You know all about the bishops. You're at home in the slide.

Put your finger on all the bodies that have been buried, but you won't tell.

Guess I'm not supposed to ask you if you've been following the plot.

No.

But I... I suppose it was all right.

Wouldn't you say that gives you control of these bookies?

No, I wouldn't. That's what they like to say about me czar of the bookies.

That's nonsense. It isn't true.

I lend money just like a bank does.

They get this guy, they can get Ackerman. They will.

And we've got Carmelina.

Don't talk, dear.

Call.

You sure you want to do that?

All right.

Is this that interesting?

Full house.

Aces are refused.

Oh, my God.

Sorry, Danny.

That sucks.

Wait. What?

What are the odds? What are the odds you deal quads?

What, you think I don't know this game is rigged?

What's your cut?

Huh? Yeah, great job, dude. Great job.

No one forced you to play tonight, Danny. That's on you.

Come on, man. Take it easy. Grab your coat. Yeah, I can walk my own self out.

What's your problem?

If you feel good about yourselves, that's my niece's tuition.

Just walk it off, Danny.

Walk it off. Walk it off.

You have deadlines to meet.

We're live on the scene with Daniel Collins.

Sir, are you having a good morning?

Well?

Well what?

You don't have it?

I'm trying to enjoy my breakfast here. Can't this wait?

I need to get this in before the deadline, Uncle Danny.

This is more important.

I'm sorry, Belle. I don't have it.

What?

None of it?

No, I promise I'll get it.

Are you serious?

I can't believe you.

Take a shower for God's sake.

You reek of liquor and all in.

Where you going, pretty lady?

Juanito, give me my hat and move.

What is that?

You should be lucky I'm even trying to talk to you.

I don't like you. Stick to your business with my uncle and leave me alone.

Alright.

Tell your uncle he can't run forever.

I want my money.

Get in line.

Damn girl, don't you know how to knock?

What if I was naked?

There's nothing to see anyway.

Yeah, says you.

Getting ready?

Yeah, I don't want to leave anything to last minute.

Yeah.

What's the matter?

You're really leaving, huh?

Yeah, it's just Boston.

I'll be back by Thanksgiving, maybe even Christmas.

Besides, you'll be busy with school too.

You are going, right?

Doesn't look like it.

My uncle doesn't have the money.

What? I thought he was saving it for you.

I should have never trusted him with it.

Why did you?

Well, I only had half the money and he said he knew a way that he could double

it in one night.

So we said yes.

He was so sure he could score with it, and I believed him.

Bella, I'm so sorry.

Is there anything I can do? Don't worry about it.

No, we both said we were going to leave together.

I don't want to see you stuck here either.

If it's meant to be, then it'll happen.

You're my best friend.

I just want you to be happy.

You're going to get out of here.

You're gonna think a world, and you're gonna be a writer.

I'm going to miss you.

I'm gonna miss you, too.

Hey, Deanna. How are you today?

Hey!

I got your favorite.

I don't have time for a song today, but you're going to sing for me, right?

I definitely will.

You're just so good to me, Bella.

Well, I better get inside before Mr. Cliff comes out looking for me.

Hey, everybody!

Like I said, you know they're going to win the MVP this year.

Hey, man, let me tell you, me and this dude go back further than LeBron's

hairline. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Cool.

Whew.

Bella. Bella, you're killing me. Why do you keep giving that woman reasons to

loiter in front of my shop?

What? Wow, you see everything.

And she was out there before I started working here. Yeah, you know how many

times I've run her off? Come on, give me a break with her already.

Please.

Listen, hey man, when you gonna pay me back that 50 bucks you owe me?

I don't owe you 50 bucks.

Oh, I figured if she owed everybody else, she probably owed you too.

How's everybody know?

Fellas or something?

It gets around pretty quick when you play high stakes like you were last

Cliff,

can I talk to you in private?

Come on in.

Hey, Bruno.

Hey, Bella.

You still read the papers? You know you can get news on your phone nowadays.

Call me a dinosaur, but I love the way a newspaper feels on my fingertips.

Plus less radiation going through my veins.

Well, if you say so.

I'd like to talk to Cliff. Can I go in?

Sure, go ahead.

Hi, Cliff.

Can I come in?

Sure, yeah.

Thanks.

Have a seat.

So, what can I help you with?

Why was my uncle here?

Bella, I hear that you're having money problems.

Uncle Danny said I have money problems?

He's the one with money problems.

He's supposed to be saving my money for school.

Ask him where that's at.

Oh, right, you can't because he doesn't have any of it.

Hello.

Stay calm.

Did he tell you where the money went?

Or does he owe you two?

No.

He came here for something else.

Something.

Now look, I think I can help you with your problem.

I know someone works over at the university. She owes me a favor.

Will you call it?

Yes, Cliff.

I sure will.

Yes, I'll send you a list of potential students by tomorrow.

Mrs. Mackey, your 9 o 'clock is here.

Will do. Thanks.

Bella, right?

Yes, ma 'am.

Have a seat.

So, Clifford says you want to try and get into school?

Yes, ma 'am.

You're going to have to say a little more than yes, ma 'am. I have to know

to help you.

You want some water?

Yes, ma 'am.

Yes, I would like some water.

Sherry, a couple waters, please.

If Danny's not in health, we live in methods.

Got it.

Dumb.

So tell me about yourself and your desired major.

Journalism, actually.

Anything? I got nothing!

Nothing here, boss.

You will be eligible for all those scholarships that we talked about.

Just gather the documents requested, get them back to me, and I'll help you fill

out the rest.

Thank you so much, Mrs. Mackey. My pleasure.

You should be able to enroll by next semester.

I can't thank you enough.

Bella, can we talk?

I'm getting dressed.

Besides, there's nothing to talk about.

About yesterday, I... Save it. I'm handling it.

I don't need you anymore. Now leave me alone.

Yeah, where those shoes, you know, they go.

With that skirt, you know.

Take so long to get your hair just right.

Put the coat on and you turn to me and you say, you think I'm ready.

You think I'll let you walk away.

No way, baby.

Hey, I told you you look great.

Where you going, you're not.

Bella! Where are you going?

What are you wearing?

I know. I feel really awkward.

So, you don't like it?

It's because I've never seen you in a dress before.

And without your hat.

Well, that says a lot.

What do you want me to say?

That maybe I look as pretty as that girl that you were dancing with?

Better.

Where is this coming from?

Never mind.

When did you start caring about the girls you see me with?

Never mind. Forget I said anything.

Go enjoy your party.

Bella!

Bella!

Uncle Danny!

Are you okay? What happened?

My belt.

No, no, no, no, no.

No cuffs.

You were hurt. You need an ambulance.

No. No, but I'm young.

Yeah. Uncle Danny's hurt.

He's on the ground.

He's at our house. Somebody attacked him.

What? He's on the ground.

Who did this?

I don't know who did it.

All right. All right. Just relax.

I'll be right over.

I'll be right over. Okay. Come quick.

I'll be here.

Bruno, we have a situation. I need you to pick me up, drop me off at Bella's,

and then head over to Juanito's.

And make sure that they know that Danny's dead is canceled.

Yeah.

Yeah, this generation needs to learn some respect.

Hey. So, how is he?

They really beat him badly.

Mr. flew upstairs with him.

Bella, I'm so sorry.

Is there anything I can do?

No. I just feel really bad, but...

The way I've been treating Uncle Danny lately.

I said a lot of things I didn't mean.

I'm sure he understands.

He loves you too much.

Besides, you can't feel bad for what he gets himself involved in.

I guess.

So, how was the party?

It would have been better if you stayed.

Belle, are we okay?

Yeah, no worries.

I was just having a moment.

Belle.

Are we good?

Yes.

Do you want something to drink?

No.

Why are you weirding out on me?

I don't know.

I just feel like things are falling apart.

I guess I don't want you to leave me.

I'm not going to leave you.

I'm a phone call and a ten hour drive away.

Things are getting dangerous here.

I just want to go.

They could have killed my uncle tonight.

It's going to be okay.

Listen, it's okay.

I need to go pick up the package on 18th Street.

Go get that.

Where do you think you're going?

How much does Danny owe you?

How much?

Nothing.

Please, make me come back.

Hey,

Bella. I'm just checking in. I haven't heard from you in a couple of days.

Everything all right?

I'm sorry. I've been taking care of my uncle. He was in an accident.

Oh, wow. I'm sorry to hear that. Is he okay?

Yes, ma 'am. He's doing better.

Okay. Well, you still want to come to school this next semester, right?

Yes. I filled out most of the paperwork.

Have I missed the deadline?

Oh, no. You have a week to get those forms to me.

Well, I'll be in today.

Great. See you soon.

Are you going to be okay, Uncle Davey? Where are you going?

I've got to meet with Mrs.

Matthew today.

Okay, Matthew.

Don't you worry about me.

You have to work.

I'll see you.

You be safe, okay?

Oh, my God.

Give me water. I just ran all the way here from the bus station.

You forgot I was leaving today.

No way.

Tell me the truth, and I'll give you life.

Cruel, cruel beast.

I have a terrible friend.

Actually, the lady I told you about that's helping me get into school, she

called me this morning to finish up my paperwork.

I wrecked out of the house, and I forgot I was supposed to be here to see you

off. I'm sorry.

Truly a terrible friend.

Hey, I ran all the way here from the bus station. This has got to count for

something.

What do you want, a medal?

I deserve something.

How about an interview?

So, Chad, tell me, how does it feel to leave the home for the first time in

wonderful life?

Well, I feel so bubbly I might explode!

I'll wait for you, sir.

I wish you the best. You promise you won't forget me?

Never, silly.

I'll call you on the way there, and we're definitely hanging out for

Thanksgiving, okay?

I know, it's so much to fill out.

Yeah, I've signed my name over a hundred times.

Oh, it's time for my lunch.

Can you join me?

Uh, no, but thanks. I can eat later. Oh, I won't take no for an answer. Come on,

let's go.

So, journalism, huh?

Yeah, when I was a little girl, I loved film noir.

My favorite was Behind Green Lights.

My mother used to love those films.

Really?

I don't meet too many people that like film noir.

My favorite parts were when the press always got the first information, and

the detectives, they would corner the murderer, which most of the time,

beautiful women.

Oh, look at you.

You're such an interesting film buff.

Are you sure you don't want to be a filmmaker?

I bet you'd be a good one.

No, I like being in the time, back in the middle of it when all of the action

goes down.

Up close and personal.

Where are you going?

I have to get to work.

Do you know how to get to the bus from here?

I can take you.

No, that's okay.

Thanks for lunch.

Hey, Deanna. You ready to sing a song for me? I need one.

What's wrong?

They treat me so bad.

But I keep coming back looking for you.

I'm so sorry.

I'll talk to them.

Oh, my parents are famous, too.

Don't worry about it, baby.

You know, I owe you a thing. Because you're so sweet.

I didn't get to sleep last night.

I tossed and turned until the morning light.

I've been praying for you, child. The last thing the world needs is another

child. I'm running wild.

I pour my heart out to you so that you know that I know you're a God who cares.

But your whole wish alone, your God is peace and I need peace.

So I'm placing it all into your hands.

In your hands.

Oh, it's in your hands.

And because of what I've seen, too many broken dreams.

Everybody needs to talk to you too.

I pour my heart out to you.

So that you know that I know you're a God who cares.

But your home will rot with the God.

up in him just think about whatever the problem is and just turn it over to

jesus everything's gonna be all right yes it will it's in your

hands maybe somebody might have got a bad doctor all you gotta do is turn it

over to jesus placing it all in your hands listen baby if you

lose everything you have you still got jesus you've got enough to start all

again yeah

have a soft spot.

Come on, guys. Listen up.

Hi, babe.

Oh, my gosh. There's something so special about this girl, Bella, that I

you about. I mean, she knows exactly what she wants. She's determined.

I love it. She sounds just like you. Wow. Are you going to give me a kiss or

I going to stand here in desperation?

Sorry.

How was your day?

One more of those and I can really answer that question. Oh, you're sweet.

Watch it, that's hot.

Oh, okay.

Not as hot as you, but you know. Oh, okay.

That's enough.

No, no. All right, lover boy. Come on, come on. I've got to get to work. I'm

with you.

I'm with you, too.

All right. I know you've got painting to do, and I've got to do this.

All right.

Okay. I'll let you need me. All right.

How can I help you? Yeah, I'm just here to get a cut.

How you doing? All right.

What's wrong, Kenny?

What's wrong, man? I mean, you look like you got a warrant or something like

that.

A cocaine in your pocket?

Well, here's the good thing, officer.

You know he didn't steal them clothes because they're ugly.

And cheap.

They're getting finer and finer every time they come in here.

Give me a day, because what I'm trying to do is going to take way longer than

hour.

Your wife's on the phone.

Let's watch a movie tonight.

Don't move. Don't move. Just like that.

It's a new movie.

Okay, that worked. But then we're going to have to start all over

again. Just put the paintbrush down.

Don't you want to know what kind of movie?

Oh, baby.

A film noir.

Have you ever seen a film noir?

They're amazing.

Really? We're going to watch one. I'll give you a film noir.

No way.

I'll give you a film noir. I'll give you a film noir.

Yes? Who's this?

I'm calling from Whitmore Presbyterian Hospital.

I have you down as the contact for Kim Morrison.

Yes.

Is everything okay?

Sir, you need to come to the hospital.

What's wrong?

Is Kim okay?

Sir, we cannot discuss this over the phone. Can you please just tell me

going on?

Sir? Okay, I'm on my way.

Cliff! This is Mackie? Where are you?

Why didn't you tell me?

It was all in due time.

I guess the time has come.

But why would you do this to me now?

Look, it's time for you to make right and pay your past debt.

Wait.

Who's that?

Is that Kim?

Yeah, it looks like her. What is she... What is she doing all by herself?

I don't know. Let's find out.

It's crazy, man, at this hour.

There she is, isn't she?

I think she went into... She disappeared.

I think she went into that alley.

Yeah.

Okay.

I swear to God, I swear to God, if you see him, I'm going to kill you. I swear

to God.

Shut your mouth.

Shut your mouth.

Hey, shut your mouth.

No.

You come in here and look on us for a gun!

Excuse me.

But I guess the sisters don't like him.

Bella, mind your business.

Cliff, why did she come in here like that? Does this have to do with my

applications?

What's wrong with her?

Bella, I've known you your whole life.

You're like a daughter to me. Yes, Cliff, I know, but what's going on?

It's too soon.

What do you mean, too soon?

What is it? When are you going to tell me?

In due time.

In due time.

Come here. Talk to me, baby. Come here.

What's going on?

What?

What's wrong?

You promise you won't judge me?

Of course not. I'd never do that. You promise? Of course not. I'd never do

You promise?

I promise.

Okay.

When I was 19, I was at a party with Danny.

And he got caught up in a poker game.

He didn't want to leave, and I was tired, so I left without him.

And this man pulled me into an alley, and he put a knife in my throat, and

he... Oh, my God. No, you don't have to say another word. No, no, you don't

understand. There's more.

I got pregnant.

I thought about an abortion, but I couldn't go through with it.

So I had her.

And I gave her away.

You had a little girl?

Yeah.

Oh, my God.

And I think I've been meeting with her.

What do you mean?

You know, the girl that I told you about?

The one I've been helping.

Oh, my God.

You mean... Yeah.

what to do.

I don't know what to do.

Okay, okay, look.

And you know I'm here for you, okay?

Whatever you need is golden.

But maybe you can give that little girl a chance. No.

No, she's better off not knowing.

Okay, okay, okay. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

That's all I'm going to say about it.

Mackey's office. How may I help you?

Hi, Sherry. This is Bella Collins again. I was wondering if Mrs. Mackey has come

in yet.

I'm sorry, Bella.

She's in a meeting.

Well, I left several messages and she hasn't called back yet.

I'm sorry.

I can transfer you to her voicemail.

She'll be back with you as soon as she can.

Okay. Thanks.

Okay. Please hold.

Hi, Mrs. Mackey. This is Bella Collins again.

I was wondering when I could come in to help finish my paperwork.

The deadline's tomorrow.

Call me when you get this message.

Thank you. Bye.

Bella?

Breakfast is ready.

Bella!

Stop yelling, I'm right here.

Come on, I don't like cold pancakes.

Come on, let's eat.

What,

no interview?

Hey, we're doing a story on Danny's Bistro and Cuisines, and we have some

satisfied customers here who would like to share their experience with you.

Ma 'am, what do you think of La Pancake a la carte?

There seems to be some sort of problem. Is everything okay?

No, nothing.

Okay.

Is everything working out with that break you caught at school?

I don't know. That lady never returns my calls.

The deadline's tomorrow.

Oh, yeah?

Okay. Look, you just eat up. Everything's going to work out just

How can you be so sure?

You just eat your...

La pancake a la carte.

I'll figure out the rest.

Go on, eat up.

Come on, come on.

Yes, Sherry, I'll hold.

Hey, Bella, anybody available?

Tony, in about five minutes.

Can I help you?

Yeah, I know you're pretty busy, but do you think you could fit us in today?

Uh, yeah, sure.

And, um, if you don't mind, while we're waiting, she has to go to the bathroom.

You want me to take her?

You're welcome, Seth.

Are you leaving soon?

Yeah, I've got that flight to Illinois that I haven't even packed yet.

Bella Combs is holding on line three.

I'll call her back.

You can say all the junk you want about that pound for pound, but if Mayweather

got in the ring, Muhammad Ali, he'd get every pound of that butt whoop. Man,

it's all about the money team, man.

Yeah.

It's going to take money to pay the doctor bill. That's what it would do.

Numbers don't lie.

49 and up.

Yeah, that's because Ali wasn't in it. Hey, Bella.

You okay?

Sorry,

what do you need? I'm about to go on my break.

Take my 3 o 'clock. My 3 o 'clock canceled?

No. I need to leave for a little bit.

Will you cover the front for me? I'll talk to her.

Yeah, no problem, sweetie. Go ahead.

I think it's all back.

Yeah,

don't worry about Bella.

You need to worry about Mayweather.

But listen, don't get it wrong. I like Mayweather, too, now. You would never

your money against Ali.

What's the name?

Sweetie, I need your name.

Are you okay?

You're missing your tax forms, your provisional certificate.

Next.

So we have a 211, Clipper, Bianco.

Let's get around 7 o 'clock.

It was closer to 8 o 'clock.

And was it just you?

No, there were other people in the building, but nobody that I don't trust.

Nobody you don't trust. Okay, okay. So it's around 8 o 'clock. Okay, so you

trust everybody.

Now, I trust everybody who was in the building at that time.

Okay. So where exactly were you happy?

Well, we were in here with some money, and it was always where it's always

And all of a sudden, when I came back around 8 o 'clock, it wasn't there

anymore.

Hey, hey, this world's a harsh reality that can't be ignored. And we just have

them there on crosses if we're going to walk with the Lord. But every now and

then the wiles of sin just anchor on my brain. Though I done learned enough from

Israel not to murmur or complain. So I just put on my armor, grab my sword, and

remain passionate. This is the day the Lord has made. I'll rejoice and be glad

in it. So while I travel through this fireless land, though I must grind, I

my mind on the retirement plan. He told me to come and get me.

Where is she?

Belly here?

No, she's at work. If you want to talk to her, she'll be here. No, I don't want

to talk to her, Danny. I never even wanted to meet her. Why couldn't you

leave things the way that they were?

What was I supposed to do?

You want to play rescue now?

What's that mean? Are you a big hero?

This is just like you. What?

It's just like you. You know what I'm talking about.

But it wasn't my fault. You can't keep blaming me for this. Well, I do.

I blame you.

Who left me for a poker game? Look at...

It was your friend's party.

Nobody told you to leave. If you had just walked me home that night, I never

would have been raped.

Kim, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry this ever happened to you.

I've been trying to make it up to you every day. No, you can't.

I thought the least I could do. The least you could do is stay out of my

I leave the past in the past.

And what about Bella?

What about her?

Ah, Kim.

Come on.

Kim!

Come on!

I don't understand.

You can come to me for anything.

We'll soon be parted.

That's scripture.

I believe it's a fool and his money.

I believe that's what I said.

Wait, I didn't know you went to church.

How do you know scripture?

I wasn't a scoundrel my whole life.

My mom put some good things in me.

Sounds like she was a good mother.

I wish I'd known mine.

She's the one missing out, baby girl.

It's late, you should go.

I'll give you a ride, okay?

Hey, see you again, Danny.

Your money's no good here anymore.

What are you talking about, it's no good?

It's green like everybody else's, right? My money's good anywhere.

Go home, Danny. My order's not to let you in another poker game in this town,

okay? Yeah.

I guess you're right.

I'll just play one round and then we'll... Danny, go home.

Have a good night, buddy, okay?

Come on, Uncle Danny, pick up.

He won't be out late tonight.

He won't be gambling for a while.

I just wish he'd stop gambling.

He has debt all over the city.

Bruno, do you like living here?

I've lived here my whole life, for better or for worse.

This is where I stay.

Don't you have any family?

Nah.

Mr. Cliff is my only family.

There's one thing you need to know about family.

We never steal from each other.

You got that?

Yes, Bruno.

I got it.

Mr. Bruno, one day we'll see more of the world.

There's so much out there that we haven't experienced.

Here you go, Bella.

Oh, Cliff, I say thanks for today.

Bruno, get over here.

I'm at the shop.

Now get over here right now.

Okay.

Here, have some.

So, why are you here?

That's so funny. I used to live in this neighborhood.

I used to love it here. All my friends were here and we had all these dreams.

Changing the world.

I do too.

Getting into school was my chance.

I've been calling you for the past couple of days about my paperwork.

The deadline was yesterday.

That was my chance.

Yeah, Bella, um... Let's see, uh... There's something I have to tell you.

What?

I had no idea who you were a week ago.

And when Clifford called me...

He described you as a teenage girl that he thought of as like his own daughter.

So, of course, I didn't hesitate when he asked for my help.

Because he saved my life years ago.

What do you mean?

I was at a party.

And I left the party by myself.

Something happened to me.

Good morning, I'm Detective Pollack.

Are you the owner of this house?

No, I'm not.

Are you Bella Collins?

Yes.

We're investigating the murder of Clifford Bianco.

Do you mind if I come in, ma 'am?

Bye -bye.

On my head, I felt only consolation.

Although we have the same disease, I'm afraid we may need different medication.

So relax, sit down, and

talk to me.

Thank you very much, Mr. Collins.

And as soon as you hear or remember anything, give me a call.

Also, I'm going to need a statement from Bella.

She was the last one with a victim before he died.

Well, other than Bruno Mercer.

So, at this point, she's my only possible lead. I understand.

Give her a minute, I'll bring her down, and she'll give her statement.

It's all my fault.

If I hadn't have stolen Cliff's money, he wouldn't have been there so late. And

Bruno would have been there, and he would still be alive.

Bella, you don't know that.

And this is not your fault.

Who's to say?

Bruno might not even be alive if you hadn't left when you did.

Cliff is dead because of me.

It's really messed up.

I have to get out of here.

It's okay, Bella.

It's okay.

She couldn't answer any.

And I never did it.

I gotta get us out of this neighborhood.

But you know how.

They came to collect the debt. I yelled at Cliff.

Tried to settle it. This was retaliation.

You gotta call the police.

If you know who did this, why wouldn't they just come back? You could be in

danger. She could be in danger. I mean, come on. I know.

I'll handle it.

I really don't understand why you wouldn't just pack up and leave. Like

Yeah, like me.

It's not always so easy.

Not everyone has a place to run to. Yeah, that's an excuse, Daddy. Come on,

could get out of here if you really wanted to.

You should get her out of here.

All right, so you do care.

Are you going to tell her? I really don't want to deal with it.

Well what something came for you, what is it open it up

You

did it girl you did it I'm so proud

of you

Here, I have something out for you too.

Dearest Bella, I hope this letter will answer some of your questions.

I apologize if I frightened you on my last visit, but I was trying to find the

right words.

For years, I ran from the pain of being attacked.

I thought my life was over.

As a result, I became pregnant.

It was Cliff that talked me into keeping the pregnancy.

I knew my parents didn't believe in abortions, so I didn't do it.

Every time I felt the baby move in my belly, I was reminded of that night.

I detached myself from the pregnancy, convincing myself I was carrying it for

someone else.

I wanted nothing to do with that night.

I blamed my boyfriend for it happening to me.

I left.

I left him, Cliff, everything from that time, and yes, even you.

I didn't think I could love you, but now I know I was wrong.

To see you, Bella, makes my heart so glad that I didn't make the mistake of

denying you such a precious life.

I don't expect you to understand my decision, but I do want to be a part of

life, if you allow me.

It may take you a while to forgive me. I can only hope that one day you will

find it in your heart to let me be a part of your life.

I am so sorry for the pain I must have caused you all these years.

With love, Kim.

Hi. Hi, I'm Bella.

I'm Marco, Kim's husband.

Please, come on in.

Kim!

Nice house.

Thank you.

Please, have a seat.

Would you like some water?

I'm good.

I got lost in that one too.

So does this mean that you got my letter?

The ever so timeless Bella.

Covered under the umbrella of love, her shadows of emptiness create troubled

memories causing her to push herself out of misery she didn't know that was

there. She knew of the gray clouds that stood still in the hope of the sky and

her life to turn blue.

She knew.

That life in her would breathe if she would just believe Forgive the things in

her life that she cannot see Cause the offspring of her presence Became a

blessing to open wounds Healed by harmonious heavenly tunes That comforts

spirit like the moon Embrace the tales of fruition That slowly dwindles in the

corner of her intuition The people who loved her most didn't know what they

missing And the ones who did were grateful that they met her The young,

beautiful Bella.

Bring your pain.

Deep in your face

Your eyes don't

know that I care Deep in your

face

Because I care for you.

Because I so love you.

I won't trust in her, I won't let her go, I won't leave her now, everything

be alright.