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- Hi, honey, how are you? - Hey mom,

how was the flight?

- Good, I slept the whole way. - Oh, that's nice.

We met the nicest couple at breakfast.

Are you guys staying at the same hotel we do always?

A lovely little B&B actually.

- Oh, cool. - Wish you were here.

No, I know, I really wish I was

with you guys, too, in Hawaii.

I just, I had so much stuff going on here.

Have you spoken to Derek?

No, Mom, I haven't seen Derek.

And I probably won't, we broke up, I broke up with him.

I know, but.

Are you two trying to work it out?

No, we're probably,

probably not going to get back together.

I'm sorry it didn't work out, Mom.

I just worry about you, honey.

You haven't seemed like yourself lately

ever since you two broke up.

You don't have to worry, everything's fine.

Medical starts in six weeks.

Dad's worried about you, too.

Tell Dad he doesn't need to be concerned. I'm fine.

He doesn't want you getting distracted

before your classes.

Mom, the doorbell's ringing, I have to go.

- All right. - Have so much fun in Hawaii.

I'll talk to you later then.

I miss you guys, have a great time.

I'll talk to you in a week, okay?

Love you, honey.

- Bye, love you. - Bye.

Bye.

Hi, can I help you?

Hi, yeah, I'm very sorry to bother you.

I got into a car accident outside

and this was the first house that I saw.

Oh my gosh, that's crazy.

Are you hurt?

Yeah, nothing too serious,

but I probably oughta call the police.

Yeah, do you wanna use the phone or something?

If you don't mind, I left my phone in the car,

do you have like a landline, or a cell phone, or some-?

We don't have a landline, but you can use

my cell phone, it's inside.

Do you wanna use that?

Yeah, that would be great, thank you.

Yeah, not a problem, do you wanna follow me inside

and I can grab it in the living room?

All right, yeah, I'm sorry for the inconvenience,

I really am.

Oh no, it's no inconvenience at all.

All right, all right.

Here you go, you can call whoever you like.

Oh yeah, thanks.

You know what, on second thought, I think I'm gonna be fine.

What?

Don't make a sound.

- Holy shit. - Hey,

I told you don't make a sound.

I'm not gonna tell you again, all right.

Relax, I'm not here to rob you, or hurt you,

or nothing stupid like that, all right.

There's two guys outside looking for me,

so I have to hide in your house.

Don't go nowhere, stay there.

Oh my God.

You're doing great.

Doing great.

So the next bus out of town leaves Monday morning.

I'm gonna hang out at your house for the weekend,

then Monday morning I'll be on my way.

Nod your head.

All right.

So, anyone else in the house right now?

No, it's just me.

You live in this house all by yourself?

No, it's my parents', they're both doctors,

they're gone for a week in Hawaii.

You, like, expecting people

to come visit you this weekend?

No, no, I'm not.

Perfect.

See how easy that was, so far so good, right?

Yeah, I'm always really accommodating

to someone pointing a gun at me.

Oh, this?

Hey, don't worry.

You keep cooperating, you're not gonna get hurt.

So you're just planning to stay in my parents' house

all weekend until your bus comes on Monday?

Yeah.

You're the smart type, aren't you?

May I ask what you're planning to do with me?

Nothing.

You stay outta my way, I got no problem, relax.

I'll definitely stay out of your way.

Good.

You got any duct tape in this house?

Yeah, in the kitchen, why?

Can't have you running off on me.

Are you serious?

You can't do that.

Do I look like I'm not serious?

I thought you didn't wanna hurt me.

Hey, come on, I don't got time for this, all right,

let's go get the duct tape, come on.

Come on, go, move it, come on, breathe, breathe.

Here's our lovely kitchen.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever.

Where's the duct tape?

In the drawer on the left.

Get it for me.

Come on. - Yes, master.

Here it is.

Give it to me.

Right away, master.

Don't move, hey.

Put the money back in the bag, come on.

Where did you get all this money from?

Dead relative?

It's my business where I got the money from, not yours.

All right, stand up, slowly.

Wasn't very nice what you did back there.

I'm sorry, was I supposed to not hurt your feelings?

All right, I understand you might be nervous or whatever,

so I'm gonna let that one go.

Am I supposed to thank you for not killing me?

No, but you gotta understand something.

You pull anything like that again,

I mean anything, you're dead.

You got me, dead.

Loud and clear.

I thought you weren't expecting nobody?

I'm not.

If I don't answer it,

people are going to start to get worried.

They know I didn't go on vacation with my parents.

All right, fine, answer the door.

But if you try to signal the person,

I'm gonna kill you both.

I got it, don't worry.

I hope so.

Your life depends on it.

Anyone ever tell you you have a great personality?

Yeah, once or twice, go.

I bet they have.

Yeah, come on, move.

Officer Ramirez.

Hey Marisa, how's your day going?

It's, I'm fine, how are you?

I'm good, I just wanted to come by

to make sure everything was okay.

Yeah, so what's going on?

Just wanna let you know there's been some suspicious men

that have been seen in this area.

Oh my God.

One has been seen walking around this area,

the other two have been seen in the south side of town.

Really, that's crazy.

I know your parents are on vacation,

I just wanted to come by and make sure you're okay.

Oh, thank you for that.

You haven't seen anyone suspicious around here, have you?

No, nobody, it's been pretty quiet over here.

Whatever you do, don't open up your door to any strangers.

Don't worry, I won't.

I don't wanna alarm you, but also these gentlemen

are connected to a mafia murder.

Oh my gosh, they sound like some really dangerous men.

I hope that your officers can catch them soon.

I hope so, too, I'll stop by in a day or two,

make sure you're okay, okay?

That's so kind of you, thank you

for checking on me, Officer.

Anytime, remember if you see these guys walking around,

give us a call.

I will, don't worry.

Hey, not bad, you did pretty good.

Thanks, my pleasure.

I love being an alibi for whatever crime you committed.

Oh, you're real funny, you know that.

You oughta be a comedian.

I'm full of laughs, just you wait.

We're stuck together all weekend long and I'm really good

at entertaining home intruders,

I mean, uninvited house guests.

More comedy, good, keep talking.

Who's Derek?

Why?

He keeps calling you.

Now he wants to call me.

What, am I missing something here?

Derek's my asshole of an ex-boyfriend.

And now, what, he wants to get back with you?

I don't know, I don't know his deal,

I really don't care.

So I'm guessing it kind of ended badly or something?

You could say that.

Why, he wasn't in love with your amazing personality?

I wasn't in love with the fact that he would get drunk

and smack me around afterwards.

Oh, he used to hit you.

I'm sorry.

It's fine, he's outta my life and he's not coming back.

Does he know that, 'cause it don't seem that way?

Just ignore him, that's what I do.

All right, whatever.

So now what?

Duct tape.

Are you serious?

I just lied to that cop for you.

That's the way it's gotta be.

You're such a prick.

Oh, you kiss your mother with that mouth?

Who I kiss is my own business, not yours.

Oh, oh, I see what you're doing.

You're mocking what I was saying to you earlier.

Yeah, oh, he's intelligent, too.

Smarter than you think.

That's yet to be determined.

Come on, go.

Move!

Is this really necessary?

You have to do this?

Yeah, come on, you know I got to.

I promise I won't run off again.

Sorry, can't do that.

It's kind of creepy you tying me up while I sleep.

I'm a lot of things, but I ain't that kind of guy.

If you say so.

Hey, I ain't that kind of guy, all right?

All right.

All right, there you go, Marisa, all set.

You know my name?

I heard the cop call you that earlier.

So do I get to know your name then?

The less you know about me the better.

So what am I supposed to call you then?

Better if you don't call me nothing at all.

I'll cut you loose in the morning when you wake up.

Can hardly wait.

Blanket?

No, I'm fine.

Whatever.

You don't have to do me any favors.

I wasn't planning to.

Goodnight, Marisa.

Goodnight, whatever the hell your name is.

Hey.

Hey!

Hey, baby, babe.

Marisa, God.

Marisa.

Hey!

Hey. - What the hell is that?

Sounds like my drunk ex-boyfriend, Derek.

- Marisa. - He do this a lot?

Come in here late at night?

No, but he knows my parents are gone,

he's taking full advantage of the situation.

Marisa.

I'm gonna go talk to this guy.

No, no, no, no, he's drunk.

You're trying to stay under the radar, right?

It's gonna cause a scene.

All right, so what do you wanna do?

Cut me loose and I'll go talk to him.

I don't know about all that.

I'm not going to run away again.

All right, fine, but don't pull nothing funny on me.

Are you kidding me?

I just wanna get this asshole to leave

so I can go back to sleep.

All right, come here.

All right, go handle it.

All right, I will.

Marisa, oh God.

Come on baby, come on.

Oh.

Hey, baby, what's up?

First of all, don't ever call me that.

Second of all, what the hell are you doing here, Derek?

You know I have neighbors.

Yeah, they, they, I knew,

I knew you were gonna be alone this weekend.

I just wanted to check up on you.

I don't need you checking up on me.

Ah, come on, girl.

Let's just, just let me inside.

Yeah, I'm not going down that path again with you.

I miss having you around.

You miss having me around or you miss having something

to hit, because I don't miss that at all.

Hey, hey, hey.

I told you I was sorry about all that.

Besides, your feisty ass hit me first half the time,

right, right, okay, look,

I promise, promise, never happen again.

I've heard that story too many times.

You know what, I'm calling the cops,

you can get the hell off my property.

Aw, don't do that, come on, don't be like that.

Come on, just let me in, just let me in.

No, I'm not letting you in,

I'm not dealing with this stupidity.

I'm gonna call the cops, you can leave.

Don't be like that, man.

You're not coming in, Derek, you can leave.

Hey, hey, you're not going anywhere!

Let go of me, Derek, let me go.

Now you messed up, you little bitch.

Yeah, you're right, I did miss beating your ass!

Derek, let go.

How about I punch you?

I told you you always punched me first,

I oughta punch you a lot, I'm gonna punch you!

Hey!

The lady said let her go.

Who the hell are you?

Who the hell is he, huh?

Oh, you don't wanna know who I am.

Yeah?

Yeah, you're with this guy now, huh?

So you like hitting women?

- Hey. - Huh?

You like slapping them around?

Hey, hey, hey!

Ain't none of your business what I do, all right?

Now I made it my business.

Yeah, yeah, I'll kick your ass, man, come on.

I'll kick your ass.

- Yeah? - Yeah, let's go.

- Let's go. - Yeah, let's go.

Let's go, come on.

Kick your ass, talking to my girl in the middle

of the night, shit, this guy, let's go,

this bitch is talking to my girl in the middle of the night.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, man.

You wanna go, man, come on, come on.

Hey, listen to me, hey.

You get outta here, you understand,

you don't never come back.

You never look at that girl again.

You never talk to that girl again, you understand?

Hey!

- Yeah. - All right, get outta here.

Come on.

Come on, go.

I don't want that stupid bitch anyway.

You can take her feisty ass, man.

All right, you got my, I need my keys.

You got my keys, I got.

Hey, hey, you all right?

Hey, come on, get up.

I'll help you up, come on, slowly, it's okay.

It's okay, come on, come on.

There we go, come on in, guy.

Come on.

Come on.

There you go.

Don't worry about nothing, get some sleep.

How'd you sleep?

Good, I guess.

Oh good, good.

You didn't tape me back up last night.

No, I figured you already had a bad enough night

as it was, why make it worse?

And the blanket?

You looked cold.

Thanks again for last night.

Oh yeah, yeah, no problem.

That guy had it coming to him.

I don't think Derek will be coming around anymore.

That's kind of what I was going for.

Do I smell food?

Yeah, I hope you don't mind,

I made a little breakfast, some coffee.

No, that sounds great actually.

Oh, good, good, yeah, it's right there.

Help yourself. - Thanks.

Hey, where's this go?

Oh no, you don't have to do that.

No, no, no, it's all right.

You tell me where it goes and I'm gonna throw it out.

It's okay.

Outside on the curb.

Okay, yeah, I'll go do that

and you get started without me.

- Thanks, I intend to. - All right.

Hey, this is pretty good breakfast.

Yeah, thanks.

You should open up a restaurant or something,

you're a really talented cook.

Yeah, right, right.

What's up with you?

Nothing.

Doesn't look like nothing.

Don't worry, it's nothing, it's fine.

Okay, if you say so.

Now who is it?

Are you expecting someone in particular?

Let's go find out.

Good morning, miss, how are you today?

I'm fine, can I help you?

Detective Arthur Flint,

I need to speak to the owner of this home.

Oh, those are my parents, Dr. and Dr. Evans.

Hm, both your parents are doctor.

That must be nice.

Comes in handy when I'm sick.

Yeah, I bet it does.

Well, Mrs. Evans,

either one of your parents home at the moment?

No, they're both on vacation.

I'm actually house sitting until they get back.

And I guess I gotta tell you then,

do you might or might not heard any suspicion looking man

in this neighborhood?

Yeah, Officer Ramirez came by yesterday,

but I haven't seen anything suspicious.

Ah, I understand, I understand.

I have picture for the man who we're after.

Do you might see this man in the neighborhood?

No, I haven't seen that man.

His name, his name is Sammy Martino.

I should warn you, this man

is hardened criminal, work for the mafia.

- Oh, wow. - And considered

armed and extremely dangerous.

Oh, wow.

I wouldn't like anything happen to you,

especially you all along here.

Well, thank you, Detective, I really appreciate that.

Tell you what,

I'm going to write my cell phone for you

right here, my card.

Hold onto it just in case you see this man around here.

Will do.

I'll give you a call if I hear anything,

anything to do can help.

Please, please, don't hesitate to,

I'm just trying to protect innocent people like you

from criminal like him.

Thank you, Detective, I really appreciate that.

Thank you for your cooperation.

There might be small reward for anybody

have some information of this Sammy Martino.

Okay, I'll remember that.

A young lady like you wouldn't be opposed

to making some money, right.

No, I love extra money.

I had a feeling you would.

Thank you, Mrs. Evans, for your cooperation

and have great day.

Thank you, Detective, you too.

Thank you, thank you.

I think I've found him, Frank.

Oh yeah, where at?

Some brown house.

For a second, I thought I saw him.

How will we know if he's in there or not?

You're gonna find out tonight.

Hey, Sammy Martino, nice name by the way.

I had a nice chat with Detective Flint about you.

Yeah, you think that guy's a detective,

you're totally off.

He has a badge.

It's a fake, he ain't no detective.

So who is he?

His name's Bruno, he's my old boss.

Old boss of what exactly?

Better if you don't know.

So let me get this straight.

I can tell you all about Derek beating me

and you can't tell me a thing about your boss Bruno.

Do I really gotta spell it out for you right now?

Your mother's calling.

Hi, Mom.

- Hey, honey. - How are you?

Dad and I are having fun here.

Oh good, how's the trip.

- So much fun, we love it. - Oh, okay.

- You good over there? - No, everything's fine

over here. - You sure, honey?

- I'm fine, I promise. - We worry about you.

Yeah, I'll talk to you guys later,

you guys have a great time.

Okay, honey, call us if you need anything.

- Okay. - Love you.

- Okay. - Bye.

Okay, bye.

So how'd you learn how to cook?

My mother, I learned it all from her.

Nice, what about your father, did he cook, too?

No, no, he left the cooking to my mother.

My old man was a boxer.

Really?

Yeah, so I learned cooking from my mother

and I learned boxing from my father.

- Were you any good? - Yeah, I was alright.

I was undefeated, 12-0, I was pretty good.

But I didn't really pursue it when I got older.

Why, what happened?

Life happened.

Gotcha.

What about you?

What do you do?

I just graduated from college.

I go to medical school next month.

Following in your parents' footsteps, huh?

I guess you can say that.

You don't seem too excited about it.

It is what it is.

Sometimes you have to do something that makes sense

rather than what you wanna do.

Well, what do you wanna do?

If it was up to me,

I'd move to Paris and be an artist.

Painting used to be my entire life.

So why don't you do it?

Try telling that to my parents.

I don't think they'd be too supportive,

you know, helping a struggling artist.

Yeah, I know, but I mean it's your life, right?

Yeah.

So you oughta do what makes you happy

not what makes other people happy.

Did you get that quote off the back of a Hallmark card?

Nah, that's all me talking.

Shit.

Did you hear something?

It was probably nothing, but I'll go take a look.

Be right back.

Oh my God, Sammy.

Okay, hold on.

Oh my God, Sammy.

Sammy, it's okay, it's okay.

It's okay, it's just me, Marisa, Sammy.

It's just a neighbor.

Sammy, it's okay.

Sammy.

Stop, stop.

Sammy!

Hey.

How are you feeling?

A little sore.

This you?

Yeah, I guess it's perks

to have parents who are doctors.

You could have ran off, why didn't you?

You could have bled out,

didn't want you to die.

Thanks.

Don't worry about it.

Do I wanna know what happened to the other guy?

Probably better if you don't.

So how did you end up in this town?

I was looking for a way out.

What do you mean, a way out of what?

There was this guy out here named Han.

He owed Bruno $2 million, we tracked him to this town.

We needed to pay him a visit.

It was me, and Bruno, and another guy named Frank.

Please don't kill me.

We have a deal, you got the money,

you don't have to do this.

I have a family.

I figured with the two million,

I could get a new start somewhere.

Good job, Sammy.

Now bring the money over here to me.

What the hell are you doing?

Sorry guys, I'm taking off.

What the hell are you talking about?

Don't follow me or I'll kill you both.

Dead man, Sammy, you know that?

I'll find you, I'll find you.

What happened after you took off?

My car got a flat tire.

Next bus outta town was Monday.

I knew Frank and Bruno would be out here looking for me.

Saw your house,

I came here.

Wow, Sammy, I don't even know what to say after that.

Ain't nothing to say.

You asked me, so I told you.

I guess we've both been through it, haven't we?

Everybody's been through something.

Yeah, they have.

Definitely.

I made a pot of coffee, do you want some?

Yeah, all right, thanks.

Yeah, I'll be right back.

Then you mix it all together, that's it.

That's it?

That's it.

It's not that hard at all.

Nah, it's easy.

I'm gonna have to remember that for next time.

Yeah, and don't worry,

I'll send you the bill for my services.

You're actually going to charge me, it's not for free?

No, I gotta make a living, right?

Times are tough, I get it.

You know what?

You don't gotta pay me.

Why the sudden change of heart?

'Cause I figure anyone who probably cooks as bad as you do

needs all the help you can get.

Oh my God, you are such a jerk for wording it like that.

I do what I can.

And for a second, I actually thought you were going

to be doing something nice for a change.

Nice, me, no, no, no, no, no, no.

The word nice and the word Sammy Martino,

they like don't go together in the same sentence.

I don't know, I think you have

a little bit of the soft side.

Sorry to disappoint you, you got the wrong guy.

I'll be the judge of that.

I guess I'm more popular than I thought I was.

Guess so.

After you?

I should get used to this by now, shouldn't I?

Yeah.

Hi, Officer Ramirez.

Hi, Marisa, how's your day going?

Can't complain, I'm getting ready

to eat lunch with a friend.

Friend, is it Derek?

No, it's not Derek.

We actually broke up recently.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that,

you guys made such a nice couple.

You know, some people just aren't meant to be together.

True, unfortunately.

Don't wanna disturb your lunch,

just wanna let you know that there was a body found

about a block away a couple of minutes ago.

Oh my God, that's crazy.

I know, you haven't seen anyone suspicious

around here, have you?

No, nobody, it's been pretty quiet around here actually.

I've been staying home all weekend watching movies.

Good, I don't wanna take up any more of your time,

but whatever you do, please be very, very careful.

You got it, don't worry.

Okay, good, I'll be back around to check on you

and make sure everything's okay, okay?

Thank you so much.

I'll be sure to tell my parents when they get back

from vacation that you've been really, really helpful.

No need to do that, all in a day's work.

Take care, okay?

Okay, I will.

You do, too, be careful out there.

Thank you, bye bye.

I don't know about you, but I'm kind of hungry.

Wow, Sammy, everything looks great.

I'm glad you like it.

I thought you took off earlier.

Why?

You weren't normally where you were hiding.

Oh no, I knew you weren't gonna say nothing to the cop.

Why do you say that?

'Cause if he arrested me, who was gonna cook?

Well, yeah, exactly,

you figured me out, I'm using you just for your cooking.

What do you say we sit down and eat?

I think I can do that.

I don't know what you cook better, this or breakfast.

I cook it all good, it don't matter.

Your mom must have been an incredible cook.

My mother, oh yeah, you kidding me, the best.

Do you go to see her a lot?

Not as often as I'd like to.

Ever since I started working for Bruno,

I don't really got time for nothing else.

Do you mind me asking

how you even started working for him?

So I'm 17, right, I'm about to go pro.

There already was a lot of hype for me in the fight world,

you know, I was good.

One day we find out my old man's got cancer.

So I quit fighting to help my mother take care of him.

Well, six months later, he dies.

After that, I didn't wanna fight no more,

not if he wasn't gonna be around to train me,

couldn't do it.

I'm so sorry,

I couldn't imagine losing a parent that young.

Yeah, it ain't too good of a feeling.

Anyways,

Bruno found out that I quit boxing, right,

and he comes to talk to me.

He says, hey kid, I think you're a good fighter,

I got some work for you.

That was it.

And that's it, you just started

working for him after that?

I was 17, I was pissed off at the world,

I was angry, I didn't have no old man,

I didn't have no guidance, no nothing.

I was, like, lost in life, you know?

So I figured I didn't care.

I had nothing to lose.

Do you regret any of those decisions?

I don't know.

I mean, yeah, maybe,

maybe if I would've stuck with boxing,

I could have, you know, been famous

or made some money or something,

but can't look backwards in life, right.

You're right, you can't.

And it ain't healthy living with regrets,

you know, it don't get you nowhere.

Regrets can be consuming.

I know all of that.

Oh yeah?

Yeah, I have lots of regrets.

I regret that I chose to be a doctor

and not finishing my art

or that I didn't travel before I went to college

or that I was in an abusive relationship.

I don't know, sometimes I just think I'm a hot mess.

You know, I look at regrets as life lessons,

you know, you learn from 'em and you put it

towards the next thing you do.

Easy enough, right?

Yeah, why not?

I mean, you're still young,

you're not dead yet, you know.

You can do whatever you want with your life.

Don't let no one ever tell you different.

Hey, how did we end up having

all these deep conversations?

I don't know.

Maybe my cooking is inspiring us.

Yeah, it must be the cooking.

This is real good.

Yeah, you think so?

Oh yeah, definitely.

Look at it, you're talented.

You're too kind.

You oughta do this for a living, I mean, you got a gift.

Derek would say the exact opposite.

He'd say why are you wasting your time being an artist

when you can just be a doctor?

Can I ask you something?

Yeah, go ahead.

Why'd you stay with that guy?

I don't know.

He came from a good family.

Our parents were old friends.

They just sort of expected us to be together.

You ever tell them what he did to you?

No, I didn't tell anyone.

I didn't want anyone to know what was going on.

I guess I was embarrassed.

You didn't deserve none of that abuse.

I was in a dark place for a really long time.

I lost all self respect for myself.

And then one day I just woke up and realized I didn't

wanna waste any more time dealing with his bullshit.

And that was that and he's outta my life now.

Yeah. I mean, at least you never

gotta see that guy again, right?

Yeah, thanks to you.

No, that was all you.

I only helped a little bit.

- Can I ask you something now? - Yeah.

Why'd you stop working for Bruno?

It's kind of a long answer.

I don't have plans tonight.

You know, like every night when I go to sleep, right,

I get the same nightmares, like,

I see the faces of all the people I killed over the years.

And it seems so real, they're like

right there in front of me

and they're smiling at me.

They're saying, Sammy,

we're gonna see you soon.

And I wake up in the middle of the night,

I can't even breathe no more.

I don't sleep,

I don't sleep good no more.

It gets so bad sometimes, I think about getting my gun

and ending it all.

Oh my God, that sounds horrible.

I'm so sorry.

Yeah, it ain't a lot of fun, you know.

I'm over it.

I don't want the life no more, I can't do it.

I don't wanna be an old man getting the same nightmares.

So you're leaving tomorrow?

Yeah, you gonna miss me?

Yeah, are you going to miss me?

Oh yeah, I'm definitely gonna miss you,

more than you even know.

So am I still your hostage?

No.

Good.

Am I still your uninvited house guest?

No.

Good.

So now what do we do?

I don't know, I was thinking sleep might be a good idea.

I'm not talking about that.

What are you talking about?

You're leaving tomorrow, and what, I never see you again?

That's the way it's gotta go.

That sucks.

Yeah, I know.

You gonna forget about me when you leave?

Forget about you, impossible.

Why do you say that?

Because you never forget about the people

you really connect with, you know.

Don't matter if it's like a minute, a day, an hour,

when you really connect with someone,

you always remember 'em.

Well, that makes a lot of sense.

Of course it does, I said it.

Well, I'm definitely not gonna forget about you.

You're very memorable.

You mean that, like, in a good way or, like, in a bad way?

Like in a good way.

Learn how to take a compliment.

Thanks, honey.

I'm sad that you're leaving tomorrow.

Come on, let's get to sleep.

Cliffy.

Yes, dear.

We need some tampons

and some more wine.

- Of course, honey. - Thank you. Cliffy.

Freaking bitch.

Hi there.

Hey, how you doing, buddy, how are you?

Can't complain, I'm Cliff Thomas, I live next door,

are you looking for the Evans?

Yeah, I'm old friend of theirs just visiting.

Visiting, they're on vacation.

Yeah, I know.

They wanted me to stop by to check her out

in their place while they are gone.

Really, I've never seen you around here before.

Like I say, I'm a friend of theirs.

Right, so what are you doing snooping

around back here, huh?

Trying to get some fresh air, you know.

All right, well, I didn't catch your name.

Arthur, Arthur Flint.

Arthur, don't take this personal,

but would you happen to have any ID on you?

Absolutely, it's in my car.

Would you mind showing it to me?

I mean, it's just that there's been a lot of reports

on mysterious looking people around here

and just wanna make sure you are who you say you are.

Absolutely, no problem,

You can never be too careful, right?

Especially with all the recent activity around here.

Would you like to follow me?

Yeah, sure, sure.

No problem, my car is in the front.

Okay, yeah, yeah, hey,

thanks for being so understanding about all this.

Absolutely, no problem.

Good morning.

Hey.

How'd you sleep?

Better than I have in a long time.

That's good.

Yeah, I ain't complaining.

So,

today is Monday.

Yeah, I guess it is.

And you have a bus to catch.

That's the plan.

I'm gonna go to the bathroom, I'll be right back.

All right, yeah, go ahead.

Hey, do you want me to make some coffee?

Yeah, if you want.

Okay, I'll make some.

Hey, hey, hold on.

- What? - Gotta ask you something.

What do you have to ask me?

Why don't you come with me?

Come with you, come with you where?

On the bus to wherever I'm going.

Like to leave town with you?

Yeah.

I can't just drop everything.

Why not?

Because I live here, I have a family here.

We both know you're not too happy.

Who's happy in their life, that's just a part of life.

Yeah, but most people don't got an opportunity

to do something about it, we do.

What would we do?

Whatever we wanna do, we got $2 million.

We can go to Paris, you can be an artist

like you always wanted to be.

That's your money, that's not mine, I can't do that.

It don't matter, as long as we're together,

that's all that matters.

We've only known each other for a few days.

Yeah, I know, but come on, okay,

you and me, right, we got a good thing going on, right?

Yeah, we do.

And that's hard to find, right?

What are you getting at?

All right, so like when two people like us

got a good thing going, we owe it to one another

to see where it could take us.

I mean, I'm willing to see if you are.

Sammy, I don't know.

Yeah, okay, nah.

Would you still cook for me all the time?

You even gotta ask?

Okay.

Okay, I'll go with you.

Yeah?

Yeah.

I just wanna take a shower and let me pack a bag.

Yeah, go ahead, I'll be right here.

- Okay. - All right.

Okay, I'm all set.

What are you gonna tell your parents?

I'm just gonna call them when they get back

from their vacation.

All right.

So ready to do this?

Yeah, let's catch that bus.

All right.

Hey, hey, hey, the two lovebirds.

Sammy.

Marisa, don't worry.

I told your friend you're Sammy.

Don't move, I'll kill you both.

Take all this from you.

Let's walk to the living room, huh.

I treat you like family and this is how you pay me back?

Bruno, we're not family, we never were.

Like this.

Come on, Bruno, do what you gotta do to me,

but let the girl go, all right.

You defending the broad, huh?

Unfortunately, you know how this is gonna end.

No witnesses.

Bruno, come on, let the girl go.

It's not gonna happen.

And I'm sure you're the one who killed Frank.

Now, both of you are gonna pay for that.

You would really kill a woman?

Yeah, yeah.

I'm gonna kill her.

Then the best part of it, you're gonna watch it to the end.

Then I'm gonna kill you.

- Bastard. - Yeah, well.

Say bye to your girlfriend.

Who is that?

I have no idea.

Nobody makes a goddamn sound.

Now, where were we?

Hey Marisa, sorry to be walking in.

Officer Ramirez, help!

Don't do it, cop, don't do it, cop, don't.

Sammy!

Hold on, Sammy, I'll call 911.

I think it's too late for that.

No, don't say that.

Hey, the money,

take the money with you.

I don't care about the money.

No, no, take it, go to Paris,

be an artist like you always wanted to be.

I don't wanna go without you.

Marisa, forget about everyone else, all right,

do what makes you happy.

Don't live your life with no regrets.

You're gonna be the only regret I have.

At least we got to see what it would've been like.

It wasn't long enough?

We'll take what we got, right.

It would've been nice.

Yeah.

It was bad timing, that's all.

Yeah,

bad timing. I guess.

It's all right.

It's all right.

It's okay, Sammy, go to sleep.

You won't have anymore nightmares.

You won't have nightmares anymore.