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Arizona Sky Page #3
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local horse ranch.
Wow, he never left town.
He's a sweety. He stops by
every day or two.
He brings supper. We watch
Wheel of Fortune.
I thought he'd be doing
something else by now...
or moved away.
school...
and on weekends all the time
growing up.
He worked hard to save up for
college.
He was always taking about how
he was going to college.
He wanted more than a cowboy
life.
He worked all those rodeos just
to get more college money.
When he'd rather be doing
something else.
I expect with all those jobs he
does, it earns him enough.
There's nothing lazy about Kyle.
growing up.
We've all had our tough times
I expect.
I'd like to see him get out
more, but...
I guess that's not easy in a
small town.
Not like the old days. Mostly
pool halls and bars now.
He just lives a few blocks
from here.
He has a small place, but he's
made it real nice.
He's usually home, or at his
cousin's place.
If you see his old pickup
you'll know he's there.
I bet he'd be real surprised
to see you again...
after all these years.
He could use a good friend.
I think he gets lonely
sometimes.
(train whistle, signal)
(footsteps heard)
Hello?
Hello. Yeah, I'll be right with
you.
Need some work done?
Uh, no. I'm a friend of Kyle's.
I'm looking for him.
Uh, Kyle's inside ordering some
parts.
You're welcome to go in and
wait.
Okay...thanks.
Well, I'm Kyle's cousin, Heath.
I'm Jake.
Wow! Pretty busy, huh?
Yeah, yeah. Makes us a little
money.
Good for bars and women.
Right.
You're from the city, huh?
Yeah. How'd you guess?
I see you were smart enough
to get out of this town.
Oh, I don't know. I kind of
like it.
People are a lot friendlier.
Yeah. I reckon that's true. No
(knock on door)
(knock on door)
Yeah, it's Kyle. Just checking
on that heater core I ordered.
So it'll be here by Friday?
Sounds good to me. Alrighty.
Uh...how you doing?
Great, thanks.
Sorry about the hand.
You need some work done? Can
probably get you in tomorrow.
Well, this is gonna be a
shock to you.
Don't I know you?
It's me, Kyle. Jake.
Jake?
My best bud! From when we were
kids! Oh my gosh!
You need to sit down...
Wow...
I wasn't sure I should be here.
But I wanted to see you.
Sorry to give you such a shock.
Oh, hey...it's just been such
a long time.
Well, uh...let me give you a
hug, buddy.
Can't believe you're standing
here.
Thought I'd never see you again.
Yeah, me neither.
Little Jake. Standing right
here.
Well, what brings you back here?
I wanted to see my old buddy.
Just needed to get back to
where I was raised.
Well can I get you something to
drink?
No, thanks. I'm fine.
Well uh, what are you up to
these days?
I work in the movie business.
Producing.
Movies huh? Well, good for you.
Never thought you'd wind up in
that business.
Bet it's a lot of fun.
Oh, it's okay. It ages you.
Your aunt was telling me you're
doing well for yourself, too.
You've got the business here.
Still working with the horses.
Doing some cooking...
Oh it's okay. Keeps me busy. I
like to stay busy.
Well it's sure good to see you.
Uh...you staying for a while?
Yeah. A few days.
Uh...you want to get together
sometime?
other plans.
I came to see you. I'm free to
do whatever you want.
We've got a lot of years to
catch up on.
I'm sure sorry to hear about
your mom.
Oh, uh...thanks.
Yeah. She was sick for a while.
It just finally got to her.
You know, I...still think
about you, sometimes.
I wonder what you're up to.
Hope you're doing okay.
Hell, I just thought I'd
never see you again.
But...here you are.
So yes. Maybe getting together.
Tonight?
That'd be great. Maybe I can
cook us some supper.
Get me a good home-cooked
meal? Sure.
Yeah, uh yes. Seven, sounds
great!
It's really good to see you
again.
It's really good to see you
again, Kyle.
So uh, I'll see you later
tonight, then?
Yeah. Seven. Supper. Here.
Alright. I'll have it ready.
Well, I'll be seeing you
later.
See you later!
Alright.
(door closes)
Wow. You did all this for me.
Oh, it's nothing.
I could've picked you up at
your place.
I'm just a few bocks away.
I enjoyed the walk.
I really appreciate you
having me over for supper.
I miss those days.
It's all different when we
grow up.
I haven't had a meal like
this since I left here.
It's a regular okie supper.
You've made a real nice
place here for yourself.
I like it...a lot.
It ain't much, but it's home.
Don't you eat at home?
(laughs)
Buddy, this is great fixins.
This whole day is great.
So you're staying for a while.
Then it's back to Hollywood?
Yeah. I guess so.
Maybe I could show you around
town. How things have changed.
Yeah, that would be great.
I see you still have the same
old pickup truck.
Lot of memories with that
truck.
Oh...around here I don't need
anything to show off with.
Don't know what I'd get. New
trucks are so expensive.
Uh, anything fun go on around
here. In small town America?
Not much anymore. I just do
my thing.
I get together with the guys
sometimes.
We shoot some pool. Have some
beers.
I visit with my aunt a few
times a week.
Rent us a movie.
Hang out with my cousin
Heath, mostly.
Hell...I was even gonna get
married there for a while.
What?
You look a little surprised.
Uh, no...I just...wow. You
were gonna get married.
Good for you.
I guess it wasn't supposed
to be.
She went to the market one
day and never came back.
my windshield though.
Hell, I probably shouldnt
even been getting married.
To her, anyways.
I did try to find you.
So I could make you my best
man.
You did that for me? Sorry I
wasn't around.
Oh hey. That's no big thing.
It is to me! We were best
friends.
We were gonna grow up and
see the world together.
I don't know. I just got so
caught up in life there...
I kept saying I was going
to call or write or...
It wasn't fair to you.
You know, I had these
feelings. I was a kid.
Maybe, maybe I didn't know
what I was supposed to do.
things...
And I...well I just left
that all back here.
This life. Us, as friends.
back here?
Getting outta that noisy city.
Sure be nice having you back
here again.
But I, guess that's where
you have to be.
'Cause that's where the
movies are made.
Yeah...most of the time.
Hey, you want another beer?
Oh, I don't know.
I just had to figure things
weren't gonna be different.
So what about college. You
never got to go?
With mom getting so sick...
There was just too many
things that came up.
I said I'd put it off for a
year to take care of her.
Work all I could. Help pay
the bills.
After a year she just got too
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