Across the Hall Page #2
All of the cornice work
you see is original.
Nothing has been changed since
the day the Riverview opened.
- I always thought
it's just better
to let it fall the f*** apart
than cheat it of a past.
It's not right, you know?.
To renovate the soul
right out of a place.
You ever wish you could
just keep things
exactly the way they were?.
That you could
just hold on to
a moment in time
like it was...
F*** this.
- I can't believe
this is happening.
I can't believe it.
- What part?.
What part
can't you believe?.
- I don't know,
all of it.
- Hey, but---
I'll have to go like this
from now on.
- You believe how much
I love you, don't you?.
- Of course.
- And you believe
how much l---
I mean it,
how much I just mean
everything I say, all of it.
- Yes.
Though not
everything, everything.
Hey, I didn't mean
it like that.
I didn't mean it in a bad way.
- I know.
I only get like that
when I'm scared, you know.
I only talk like that
when I'm scared.
- I get scared too, Terry.
We all get scared.
- Are you scared of me?.
- No.
No, no, no.
I get scared of us, though.
- Scared of us?.
- Yeah.
Too powerful sometimes.
- Hey.
- Yeah?.
- I don't want you
scared of me.
I don't ever want
to do anything
or say anything,
hurt you.
- Shh.
I'm here.
I'm right here.
She said yes.
Yes, she did,
didn't she?.
- Yes, she did.
- Yeah.
- She yelled it.
I can't believe you.
Sh*t.
- What?.
- I got to call Jules.
- No, can't---
Why don't we just
enjoy this alone?.
- We got to celebrate,
don't we?.
No?.
- Just tonight,
just the two of us.
- Baby, it's Jules.
- I know.
- I got to tell him.
- Hello.
- Julian, hey.
- Terry?.
What time is it?.
- No, I have no idea.
We've been up all night.
Listen, man, um...
We're getting married.
- Wow.
So you guys are still---
- Still?.
No, not still.
Actually, Jules---
Actually, I had to stop by
your place for a minute.
- Wait, you were here?.
Why?.
- Just listen, man, all right?.
Just listen.
so they'd know
you were free from blame
or whatever.
- What?.
Terry, what are you
talking about?.
I don't even know
what you're saying.
- I had to---
I had to borrow something.
- What?.
Terry, what?.
- I only came to talk, man.
It's not like I planned---
I don't know---
- Okay, fine, so then
we're talking now, right?.
- It's too late for that,
Jules, all right?.
- Terry, it's not
too f***ing late.
Come on, man.
- I know you keep the---the---
the bullets hidden,
so I had to go buy some.
Not even sure
I got the right size.
I mean, do different handguns
take different bullets?.
I don't know.
- Terry.
- I only know what I've seen
on Law and Order.
- Okay, hang on.
- I don't watch CSI.
- Hold it.
You have my gun?.
- Yeah, I'm sorry.
- Terry, you stole my gun?.
- Dude, I'm sorry.
- That's a f***ing
shitty thing to do, man.
- Yeah, I hear you, man.
- Okay, Terry,
what are you going to do?.
- I might.
- Okay, you're gonna kill him?.
- I might, yeah.
- What, you want
f***ing Jerry Orbach,
f***ing the other guy,
whatever the f***
his name is,
you want them coming
through your door,
hauling your ass
off to jail?.
- What am I supposed
to do, Jules?.
- I could think
of a couple things.
- You wouldn't let it go.
- Wh-wh-what is that
supposed to mean?.
- You wouldn't let some girl
treat you like this.
I mean,
that's what you said.
- Yeah, but dude,
I never f***ing said that
with a gun in my hand,
Terry.
- It doesn't matter now
anyway, man.
- No, this does matter.
Terry, you keep---
You do this, man.
How am I ever supposed
to trust you?.
You keep pulling
this bullshit.
I mean, this sh*t
is in your head, Terry.
You keep---
you put it on me,
and then you
put it back on her.
Terry.
Terry, come on, man.
Listen to me, all right?.
You are just really
scaring me right now.
- I'm not asking you
for anything more, Jules.
This is it.
No more phone calls,
no more...
jobs.
It's the last time.
I promise.
- Terry, where are you?.
- I'm at the Riverview.
Across the hall
from them.
- You're not.
- I am.
- You're across the hall.
- Room 508.
Nonsmoking.
Check out at noon.
Gonna smoke this cigarette
and then, you know...
head on over there.
- All right, um...
F***, how about this?.
How about---what if l---
what if I met you there?.
- Here?.
At the hotel?.
Yeah, dude, I could
be there in, like---
I mean, I can be there
in, like, 20 minutes.
You give me---
give me 20 minutes.
But listen, man, you have to
sit tight, all right?.
You have to promise me
you're gonna put
that f***ing gun away
and that you're gonna sit tight,
all right?.
That's the deal.
Terry, come on, man,
- 20 minutes, man.
You got it.
- All right,
Listen, man,
I'm telling you.
We're gonna be sharing
drinks in no time, man.
We're gonna laugh
about this, all right?.
- Jules, man...
what would I do
without you?.
- June.
Hey.
June.
We got a problem.
Hello?.
- Hey, it's me.
- Hey, what's going on?.
I was wondering,
are you free
to get together tonight?.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, I can do that.
Is everything all right?.
- No, I'm fine.
I'm here at this hotel.
- The Riverview, you know?.
- Right.
- And I kind of needed to talk.
- Riverview.
- Do you know how
to get here okay?.
- Yeah.
No, no, no.
I-I know it well.
Wow, Anna.
- This is not
the third floor.
- No, no, this is the lobby.
- Floor?.
- Uh, 507---five.
So you're back in town,
obviously.
- Mm-hmm.
Just for business.
- Right.
I didn't know you were
so sentimental, Anna.
- You don't have to
flatter yourself, Julian.
- I'm just saying---
- Expense account isn't exactly
cut out for the Waldorf.
I'm not staying here
for the memories.
Did you know that the Ambassador
- I didn't know that.
That's great.
- Mm-hmm.
So what are you
doing here of all places?.
Or don't l
want to know?.
- Nothing,
I'm just seeing a friend.
- Really?.
A friend.
They just call you up
like room service now or what?.
- Hmm.
- Well, it's nice to know I can
still make you uncomfortable.
- I'm sorry.
This is really strange, just---
you know, just seeing you
here of all places.
- Julian, whatever you're
going up there to do, we could---
- Anna.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- Listen, we got
a problem.
- What?.
- Terry is here.
He's here at the hotel.
- What?. How?.
- I don't know.
He said he followed you here.
- Oh, my God.
- Does he know
it's both of us?.
- Oh, God.
- What---what are you doing?.
- My phone.
I need to find
my phone.
I need my phone.
I need to talk to him.
- No.
No, you cannot call him.
- Why not?.
- Because he's got a gun.
- He's got a gun?.
- I don't know,
maybe he's got a gun?.
Probably he doesn't.
- Well, which is it?.
I don't know.
Maybe---maybe he's got my gun.
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