Accidental Obsession Page #2
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2015
- 85 min
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your deductible
and the increased insurance
fees.
If you want you could just
pay for the repair directly
and leave the insurance
company out of it.
Uh I'm not so sure
about that.
Well honestly I am feeling
just fine
and you don't have to worry,
I won't show up tomorrow
with a neck brace and crutches.
Yeah that would be hilarious
considering I'm a lawyer.
Oh, why don't you just pay
for the repairs.
I'm okay, you're okay,
everything's fine.
And besides you seem like
the kind of person
who might do the same
if the tables were turned.
Did you not catch the part
about me being a lawyer?
That's funny.
Here's my card.
You call me when the estimate
is ready.
I'm Heather.
Vanessa.
And I'm glad you're not hurt.
Have a good day.
You too.
Ray, give it up.
There's a woman on the phone.
Said she's a friend of yours?
Vanessa?
Oh that's right. Vanessa!
Put her through.
Oh hi, Heather.
Can you meet me today?
I should be able to show you
a copy of the estimate.
I could meet you downtown
at lunchtime.
Should I be sitting down?
The body shop said it shouldn't
be that bad.
So how's 2:
00?I'll bring you your cheque?
Terrific.
Francesco's Caf. 2:00
Great. I'll see you then.
Alright.
Bye.
Bye.
So it's actually a little worse
than I thought.
It's $1100.
$1100 is much less than
I expected actually.
Don't worry about it.
I'm paying for it,
it's my fault.
Remember?
That's a relief actually because
and I don't think I could afford
the repairs
and I'd have to go through
all the hassle of dealing with
I totally understand but I did
forget your cheque at the office
so we'll have to get it
afterwards if you don't mind.
Oh it's no problem.
So how many days before
you get your car back?
They said just 4-5 days.
Well if you need help with
transportation let me know?
That's very nice of you.
Thank you for offering.
What do you do for work?
That's my passion anyway.
But I'm having a lot of trouble
finding work here.
It's hard to write about
far off exotic places
when you're stuck
in East Crescentview
trying to make ends meet
right?
If you hear of anything,
strictly legal of course,
let me know.
I will.
You have great hair
by the way.
Thank you!
Thank you.
I have to confess,
I actually smoothed it out
after I saw yours,
I thought it was so pretty.
Well thank you!
I'm very flattered.
So tell me what led you to
become a lawyer anyway?
Oh it's a long story.
Well you know what,
I'm starving.
So why don't I order
some food too
and you can tell me
while we eat?
Sure. Here.
That is a great story.
Heather you have the most
interesting life.
I mean maybe professionally
but not personally.
Ah, you're single.
Yes. Very.
Divorced actually.
I caught my ex having an affair
with my best friend
get as far away from the two
of them as possible,
start fresh and voila!
Here I am.
Well, I'm sure it'll work
out for the best.
Everything happens for a
reason, or so they say, right?
If it weren't for the crash,
I wouldn't have made
my new friend.
A toast, to friends.
Well I guess we could
toast tea.
Heather. May I?
You're kidding me?
Hi there.
I'm Ray Johnson.
Vanessa.
Heather and I, we used
to be together.
Okay.
Well, uh...
You haven't gotten back
to me Heather.
Yes.
Have you given any more thought
to our last conversation?
Ray, this is really not the time
nor the place.
You didn't even thank me
for the flowers I sent.
If I didn't know better, I'd say
Hey, jerk.
She doesn't want you here.
Can't you see that?
Maybe you should just leave.
I can handle it.
Spoken like a true lawyer.
Can you actually just give
us a moment?
I'm sorry.
Sure.
Ray.
Listen to me.
I saw you outside my house
last night.
You cannot do that again.
Why not?
Or I'll call the police.
You owe me another chance.
I deserve another chance
Heather.
No I do not owe you anything.
Hey are you okay?
Is that bastard following you?
We should do something
about that.
We?
This is my problem.
I can handle it but thank you.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean
No no, you didn't upset me.
I'm just a little frustrated.
I'm sorry.
I just... I'm looking out
for my new friend.
No, it's fine.
I can handle it but thank you.
Can I catch a cab near here?
You're not going to catch
a cab.
We're going to pick up
the cheque
and I'll take you home.
Are you sure?
I'm sure it's out of your way
and it's not the best
part of town.
It's totally fine.
Hey!
There you are.
Hi.
Thank you very much.
And voila.
Thank you.
So this is my assistant
Lisa.
This is Vanessa.
Hi Vanessa,
nice to meet you.
Lisa runs the show.
And Vanessa is the one
I got in the car accident
with, obviously.
So that's it.
Great.
Oh hey Jack.
Hey.
Hi.
What are you doing here?
Just dropping off the rest
of the files for Miss Lisa.
Thank you.
Nice to meet you.
You as well.
Any chance you have time
for a quick cup of coffee?
I can't.
Actually I have to drop
Vanessa off.
This is Vanessa,
this is Jack.
Nice to meet you Vanessa.
Likewise.
So maybe another time then?
Bye.
Can I ask you a question?
Of course.
Who is Jack?
Jack is a private investigator.
Oh well I know we're just
getting to know each other
but I got the impression
there was chemistry
between you two.
Yeah well we'll see
what happens.
Well a catch like that
you gotta move fast.
Well we work together
so I'm not sure
how I'm going to keep
that from getting complicated.
Oh that's me,
right up ahead.
Oh it's not that bad.
Well it's not exactly 5 stars
but the price is right.
Cute.
Thank you so much
for the ride.
Sure.
Talk to you later.
See ya.
Would you do me a favour?
I'd like to see if we could
find some work
for my friend Vanessa.
Vanessa?
The woman that you got
into the accident with.
Right. She's new in town.
I want to do something
nice for her.
Do you want me to do
the background check
or go through HR?
No you can do it but I don't
want her to know
that I'm doing something
nice for her
and I have her driver's
license number.
Great.
Give me a couple days.
Thank you.
Hello.
Hi Heather.
It's Vanessa.
I'm going to be in town
later today.
Do you want to meet up
for coffee?
Actually I don't, I have
to go on my daily run.
You want a running partner?
Sure!
I'll be at Queens Park
in an hour.
Great, I'll see you there.
Okay.
Talk to you later.
You run every day?
Yep.
Try to.
It's really good for stress.
You know I always imagine
that I'm running with whoever
or whatever
I'm up against at the time
and I take off and I push
past them.
It's a great visualization.
You must be really stressed
right now.
Why?
Because we've been running
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