Babysitter's Black Book Page #4
Oh, I don't want your help.
Just stop the car.
Ugh. Stop acting
like a baby.
I'm 17, Mark.
Stop the car.
Just w--hold on. Wa--
You can't get on the floor
And g-g-go!
I woke up like this.
This is what
everyone's wearing.
And this, just looked
like you, Gill.
I couldn't resist.
Ooh, I love it.
Wait, let me get--
Ready?
Not bad for
a weekend's work.
Give me some.
Oh.
Thank you.
That's right.
How's this? Like it?
That's for your weekend.
Mm-hmm.
Oh my God.
Wait, you guys, check out
Just check out
what she's wearing.
I would kill for
an outfit like that.
Yes, you won't have to.
Jack will do it for you.
You are right.
Oh, wait, you guys.
I have to shoot my portfolio
for my art school applications.
It's a lot of money.
You know I can help.
Okay. I'm in.
But--
Yes, Gilli.
But no loser dads.
Wait, you guys--you guys.
Okay. Hello?
Yes, uh, 3:
00 is fine.Thank you.
- What?
- What? What?
Oh, my God.
Go get ready.
Go get ready.
Go, go, go, go.
Go get ready.
I gotta get ready.
Club, uh
Wolf pack, yeah
Uh, and this is rejects
I'm losing sleep,
oh, where to go?
Yeah, where do I belong?
I may never know
Yeah, feel like I'm far
behind, so far behind, so
- Cheers!
- Whoo!
Yeah, cheers.
I'm losing sleep,
oh, where to go?
Where do I belong?
I may never know
I feel like
I'm far behind
So it should be feminine
but business-like.
Wow. You look so gorgeous.
You look grown up
and sophisticated.
Where did you
get this sweater?
Um, Linda gave it to me.
I know your dad and I haven't
done right by you lately.
But, um...
but maybe St. Michael
will do a better job.
Thank you.
Oh, you're gonna be great.
Your essays show depth,
years.
You're an excellent
candidate for financial aid.
But I have to ask,
if you don't get a scholarship,
how will you
pay for school?
I've never been
afraid of hard work.
I will get a job, take out
loans, do whatever it takes.
Well, I think Pressman's
a good choice for you.
But just remember tuition
is over $50,000 a year now.
But you're a clever girl.
You'll find a way.
Thank you for agreeing
to meet with me.
Not like you really
gave me a choice.
Tell my parents?
You kidding me?
You--and you can't keep
showing up at my house
like that.
I had to get your
attention somehow.
You look nice.
You smell nice too.
So how'd your alumni
interview go?
Went well.
What, that's all I get?
It went well?
Mark, I can't
keep seeing you.
It's... just not right.
Ashley, let me help you.
I won't hurt you.
Yeah, you will.
I--I can't even tell you
how royally pissed I am at you
right now, acting all
holier than thou,
when you're hitting it
with Mark.
Probably getting paid,
too, huh?
At least I know what I am.
No, it wasn't like that.
He was helping me.
Okay? He was gonna pay for
college, but I ended it.
It stopped.
Mm. It didn't look stopped.
Well, he's not paying
for college anymore.
So is that stopped
enough for you?
Mm-hmm.
Maybe--maybe now you'll drop
the romantic fantasies,
get real about paying
for college yourself.
You're not worried that
this is all just gonna
blow up in our faces?
My life is exactly
the way I want it to be.
Yours could be too.
Ashley.
Hi.
Oh, we haven't seen you
in so long.
I know.
What's wrong, Ashley?
Is everything okay at home?
Have I done something
to offend you?
Linda, I--I--I'm sorry.
My life is--
is just complicated.
Come back
and tutor the kids.
We all want you
in our lives. Hmm.
Ashley?
Yeah, I'll tutor them.
Um, but just after school.
I have to be home
before 5:
00.Is this about Mark?
Because, you know,
We'll pick a day next week.
I gotta go.
Okay.
We are moving up
in the world.
Mm-hmm.
I've been seeing
Walter Telfair,
hedge fund super dude.
Ha ha.
I think I did an art project
with his little girl once.
Walter has dads he wants us
all to meet this weekend at
his place.
Yeah.
An art dealer for you, Gilli,
some super ex-athlete for you,
and a mega rich
math geek for you, Ash.
And, get this, $1,000 each.
Wow.
No emo crap,
no heart break.
In or out, Ash.
It's now or never.
This is just about
money for college.
It's not prostitution.
In or out?
I'm in.
Yes!
Really dig in.
Much harder.
I don't want to hurt you.
You need a vision,
something that screams you.
Look at Irvin Pressman.
Do you know his work?
Yeah, I loved his still
life from his fashion
to his portraits.
Maybe I could help you
find your vision.
It's all right.
It's okay.
I am
Drowning
Come here.
I want your friend.
Now.
Ash.
Walter wants you now.
You'll be fine. Just go.
I am
Drowning
Mm.
No.
Hold me
Down
- I'm outta here.
- Gilli, wait.
- Not cool.
- I don't care.
But I need you
to promise me
you won't say a word
about this to anyone.
Huh. Don't worry.
I'm too ashamed
to tell anybody.
Oh, this is lovely.
I could tell you
the providence of every
item in this room.
Okay.
That would be a terrible
waste of our time.
Would you like me to...
Congratulations!
Let me see it.
In this highly
competitive admission season,
a place in our freshmen class.
Seriously?
The life you always wanted.
I told you.
They offered me a partial
work-study scholarship
and financial aid program,
but it's not enough.
Stick with me, girlfriend.
Like I have a choice.
Let me see it.
It's so exciting.
Oh. Oh, you scared me.
Um, we're gonna
go this way.
I'm so stoked for you.
Check this out.
This new college look
is really hot.
Yeah.
Hey, babe, can I talk
for a sec?
What?
Have I told you lately how
great you are with the kids?
Mm-hmm.
I just think it'd be
great if you'd spend
more time with them.
You know, take them
to swimming.
Help them with their homework,
especially now that work's
let up a little.
I'll help too, of course.
I mean, the kids and I,
we really love her.
Yeah, I just don't think
we need Ashley anymore.
Is this about money?
I'm confused.
No. Ashley's leaving
to school next year.
Might as well make
the break now.
Hey, we're a team.
We don't need anybody's
help to raise our kids, huh?
Mm.
So if the velocity vector
of the airplane is V
and the wind is W, then
the velocity of the airplane
relative to
the ground is what?
Can you feel the velocity
of my beating heart?
So lame.
You like that.
If I get it right,
will you kiss me?
If you don't, I won't.
U equals V plus W.
Yay.
Mmm.
What, do I still taste
like beef jerky?
No. You taste great.
Uh, what's this? Uh-oh.
I'm falling for a player.
I can't trust him?
No, I know you like me.
Well, look at you,
all self-confident.
I do like you, and
you can trust me.
And I like you.
I really--no,
I really do.
I'm feeling a but.
Where's the but?
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