A Good Marriage Page #2
shooting of an unarmed black man.
There were few people on the
streets as the arch diocese
Cancelled classes in two
inner-City roman catholic
Schools. Police urged curiosity seekers
to stay out of the...
And me and mine
For you.
Aim here.
For the center.
Oh, no.
No.
Oh come on.
Oh, ugh, oh, poop!
Oh!
Yes, he goes, but he
never really leaves.
Let's see here...
Ow!
Ugh.
These are mine!
I was looking for these.
Male expiration.
Sh*t.
Sh*t!
That makes an even dozen.
She was tortured.
Oh my god.
Oh...
F***, f*** f***!
Um...
Hi, this is Darcy.And this is bob.
We're not able to come to the phone right now,
but leave a message if you want to.
And if it's about collectible coins,
Make sure you leave a message.
Remember, change
comes from within!
If that's you handsome, uh,
get your tight little buns
Over here.
My, my husband's out of town.
Ahh, very funny.
I tried you before.
Uh, I-I-I was on
the phone with pets.
You know, she got home fine,
and, and uh,
And Donnie did too.
It's just, and she's...
Just going crazy over those,
uh, bridesmaid's dresses.
You okay?
Um, well, to quote the
famous Robert Anderson I'm...
Upright and sniffing the air.
How did it go today?
Ah, well I picked up 17 lady
liberties at a good...
Uh... no, at a great price.
As for that idiot's taxes,
the less said the better.
Oh dear.
Your voice sounds thick.
You haven't been
crying have you?
Well I just, you know...
After I talked with
pets, I just...
I started thinking
about my, my sister.
You know, she was
a year younger...
Than pets when she died.
Um...
Well honey, if I jump in the
car and turn around, I can be
Home in no time.
No no, no, no.
Don't do that.
I, after the day you've
put in, it's just a...
I'd be worried you'd fall
asleep behind the wheel.
Are you sure?
Yeah, I'm sure.
In fact, um, did I, um, since
you're in Vermont anyway, did
I, did I mention that, uh,
estate sale in rutland?
Yeah, yeah yeah.
I checked it online back at the motel.
Lot 75 steel pennies.
I mean... Look, if you're okay and
I can square it with Gaines,
do you mind if I stay another day?
More time for me
and the pool boy.
Well, lock up tight.
Always.
I know you loved your sister, honey.
Yes.
Yes I did.
And I love you.
I love you.
Beadie...
Incredible as
it may seem, beadie has been
Living on this suburban
cleaves mills street since the
Late 1980s, with his wife of
25 years and two children, who
Are just now finding out that
Shadow of new England's
most notorious killer.
Or so they claim.
Many are asking how much
Darcelene Anderson knew about
Her husband's other
life as beadie.
She knew nothing!
Ask yourself if you really
need one of these tonight.
Yeah, well, I think tonight
I do.
You just had had to
f***ing look, didn't you?
Any more coffee darling?
Yeah, sure.
Just a half a cup.
You know what, forget
about that coffee.
It'll just keep me up anyway.
Just the check please.
Coming up.
A slut reading a slutty novel.
Hm.
No...
Hi.
- You've been cheating
at the candy again. - Oh my...
Jesus, you scared
the life out of me.
As Moses said to the children
of Israel, "what goeth in the
Mouth today, is showeth
in the butt tomorrow."
Bob...
What are you doing here?
You're supposed
to be in Vermont.
We need to talk.
What?
You come sneaking in here at
3:
30 in the morning because weNeed to talk?
I lay for a while
in that stupid motel.
After we talked.
And then I went out for
something to eat, all the
While trying to convince
myself that what I was
Thinking wasn't true.
But I didn't get to where I
got by dodging the truth, so,
I jumped in the blazer
and I hit the road.
Really?
Gosh, I don't know what
you're talking about.
I... I really, I just
don't have a clue.
It's um, and as for the candy,
you know people in glass
Houses shouldn't throw stones.
Well there you go with your
passive aggressive stuff again.
You never change.
I can read you
like a book, honey.
You're upset.
And it's my fault.
And I'm sorry from the
bottom of my heart.
place in the garage.
I really haven't
Absolutely no idea.
- I don't know what you're talking about.
- You did a great job putting everything
back where it belonged, except the
box was a little to the left of where I
Usually put it.
And I love that box, because,
you know, Petra, Petra gave it to me.
And there was a
rubber band missing.
Beadie always uses
two rubber bands.
Belt and suspender rule.
But, I found it.
Uh...
Under your car.
Which, by the way, needs an
oil change,
Which you always forget.
Sometimes you can be so smart
about about some things.
And so dumb about others.
Like clearing the
search history.
You always forget to do it.
What?
The search history.
It's the first thing I
checked when I came in.
And...
Okay, I admit it.
I had a pudding cup.
So I guess I am a person
that lives in a glass house.
Really, you checked
my computer?
You dirty sneak!
Oh...
Darc, I've been
doing it for years.
I have a very bad friend that
does very bad things, and when
You're a man in
that position...
You have to stay current
on those closest to you.
And since the kids left
home, that would be you.
And you haven't just been
checking on Marjorie duvall.
You've been checking
on all of them.
Whoops!
Who's... bad friend?
What... what bad friend?
The kid I chummed around
in junior high with.
I told you about him
after we were married.
Yeah, but he's d...
Dead, yeah.
Got hit by a truck chasing
a baseball onto the street.
Poor old Brian.
You're not making sense, bob.
Ahh.
I guess you'd
have to be there.
There were these girls that
snooted us in the 8th grade.
Diane Ramage.
Laurie Svensen.
And a couple of others.
Anyway, Brian came up with
this idea that we would catch
One of them alone.
Well, maybe two.
One for each of us.
We were going to say to them
That if they f***ed us real good
Like they f***ed their
boyfriends on Saturday night,
We'd let them live.
And this was um...
This was all your
friend Brian's idea?
Well...
Look, those girls were snoots.
Like, like, like
Betty next door.
Did you see the way that she
was running her tits all over
Me at the party?
Well, yeah, she was drunk.
Yeah.
But Darcy, you have
to realize that...
I didn't kill those women.
Not really.
It was another person
inside my head.
I fought it for
years, the voice.
And then I just...
I just thought,
I'll do it, once.
Get it out of my head.
If I get caught, I get caught.
At least, at least it won't
be in my head anymore.
Won't have to think about it,
wonder what it would be like.
All these years, you've
been fighting him.
Is that right?
The beadie inside you?
Yeah, yeah. I have,
And I could fight him
forever if, if I thought that
There was a future for us.
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