Behaving Badly Page #5
- Check this out.
Poole took this from me last year.
What's this?
Holy sh*t.
These are pictures from
the girls' locker room.
This is one of Nina.
What are you doing, Mr Stevens?
I'm just, uh, getting
out of suspension.
- What is that?
- 10 to 20 would be my guess.
I've never seen those
pictures before in my life.
Who said anything about pictures?
Well, I didn't take them.
And, I mean, who's to say
how long they've
actually been in there?
Could have been years.
This one looks an awful
lot like Emily Tolls,
and she's currently a junior.
Hey, how about I forget
all about today's little
gambling indiscretion?
How about you forget
that we even exist
until the end of the school year.
Rick and Billy who?
Stevens and Bender. Ow.
I'm gonna kill Carpenter.
If you don't stop chasing after
Nina, he's gonna kill you.
Yeah, but if I do stop, then
Malinauskas is gonna kill me,
because I can't pay
him 1,000 bucks.
Well, at least you got that
smoking hot picture of Nina.
I haven't even seen it yet,
I'm gonna burn it when I get home.
Burn it? Why?
It doesn't feel right
being able to see her
when she doesn't even know it.
What?
Besides, I'll be getting the
real thing soon enough.
Hey! What did Principal Poole
want to talk to you about?
Uh, he wanted our help
in drawing up the new school
policy on faculty fatalities.
Wait! What are you two
could do better than that...
What are you fucktards
still doing here?
What are you fudge packers
still doing here?
Ah, who am I kidding?
He's borderline Cro-Magnon.
I thought Poole
suspended your asses.
For your information, they were
And they were getting
ready to walk me home.
I'm coming for you.
- Oh!
- Butt sniffer.
Dick.
That poor nun.
I'll have to get better
if I wanna be a priest.
So this, uh, this priest thing,
is it just for the
get-into-heaven-free card?
No, silly. I like helping people.
That's why I'm a candy-striper
a little help from time to time.
You're hot. You don't
have to help people.
Well, somebody has to.
We all don't have our
own personal saints.
Besides, I want to be the first.
Like Hillary Clinton,
or Amelia Earhart.
Sally Ride.
I don't know, I want to be special.
I think you already are special.
Well, thanks for walking me home.
Anytime. I, uh...
I really like...
spending time with you.
- See you tomorrow.
- OK.
There's hope for me yet.
- Hey, Steven.
- Playing hooky, pussies?
Steven, you don't happen to know
how to say anything
in Latin, do you?
- Huh?
- Saved by his own stupidity.
Some dude called for you.
Something about a car.
Funny way to spell 'auto'.
- Yes?
- Mantas Bartuska?
It's Rick Stevens.
Oh, it's gonna take another week
before I fix your mother's car.
I want to know what wheels
would you like for a loan?
Loaner?
Father Krumins told me to get
you whatever car you want.
- Father Krumins? Anything?
- Anything.
Uh, well, my favourite
is an Aston Martin.
It will be there within the hour.
They're loaning me an Aston Martin.
Oh, my god! Oh, my god!
I got accepted to Stanford!
That's amazing. You're
gonna move out.
Yeah!
What?
Get a hard-on, break your dick
in half and f*** yourself.
- Wait, who's Aston Martin?
Knock yourself out.
Whoa!
I found my beat
It's in your sound...
When Nina sees you in this car,
she's gonna be all over you.
I'll curse the crowd...
Hey, can we get Slurpees?
Yeah.
- Really?
- No.
We've been living
with the lights out
Been moving in the night...
So, uh, do you have
any plans tonight?
Um, yeah, after Meals on Wheels,
I'm gonna go down to the shelter
and play with some
stray animals... why?
Oh, uh... no reason.
Do you have enough room back there?
- Well, I... Not really.
- Yeah, he's fine.
What the...?
Pull over to the right
side of the road.
- Why are they pulling us over?
- I don't know.
But I bet it's fine.
Are you aware this car is
registered to Mantas Bartuska?
Who?
He's only one of the most
notorious Lithuanian mafiosos
in the entire three-county region.
- This is a mobster's car?
- No, it was a loaner.
He's having my mom's car fixed.
Having the mafia fix
your mother's car?
- You are?
- No, no.
You remember, Father Krumins
hit me, you were there.
He sent me to Mr Bartuska
to have my car fixed, so...
Wait, wait, wait,
the Catholic Church
sent you to the Malinauskas
family's chop shop
to get your car fixed?
Oh, my god.
Mr Stevens, I have a question
I need you to answer.
OK.
How did Mantas Bartuska's body
end up in the trunk
of your mother's car?
What? I... I didn't even know
that Mantas Bartuska was dead.
We nabbed you driving
his Aston Martin.
Explain that to me, please.
- Am I a suspect?
- Big time.
Normally, I wouldn't care about
the lowlife that got shot,
but Mr Bartuska was ready
to strike a plea deal
to give us the name of the
head of the Lithuanian mafia.
This guy, he's so elusive
and so secretive,
we don't even know his name.
But Bartuska had his name,
and was gonna give it to
me until this happened.
I don't know what your
real involvement here is,
but I know you're
guilty of something.
I don't... I don't know anything.
- Don't interrupt me!
- I...
Yeah.
Miss Stratton-Osbourne
is here for Rick.
- Dadgummit! Show her in!
- Who?
I've been retained to
represent Mr Stevens.
If you don't mind, I'd like a
moment alone with my client.
Cigarette?
I'm 17.
I guess you're wondering
why I'm here.
Father Krumins has a
favour to ask you.
Father Krumins has a
favour to ask me?
He requests that you
refrain from mentioning
that the church is the one that
referred you to Mr Bartuska.
- But I already did.
- Oh.
Well, tell them you were kidding.
- Yes.
- Do you wanna get out of here?
- Yes.
I've been doing some research.
Is it true your dad is
on business in Vilnius?
Uh, I think so.
Do what I say, I'll have you
out of here within the hour.
Are you sure you can get me off?
Kid, I've gotten off more
guys than I care to remember.
How did you get the Aston Martin?
What Aston Martin?
If you don't tell me
how you got the car,
I'm gonna put you in
prison with an inmate
who will eat your genitals
off while you're sleeping.
Tell him the truth,
just like we practised.
Mr Bartuska gave it to me.
a brand-new Aston Martin?
He said that it was a gift
in honour of my father.
What did your father do to earn
such a gift from a mobster?
Well, it's definitely not because
he's a kingpin in the
Lithuanian mafia.
Expect me to believe that this
loser's father is in the mob?
Draw your own conclusions,
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