Blood Widow Page #2

He threw it.

What the f*** was that?

Kenneth, you should know better.

Good going, nerd.

[ LAUGHS ]

[ DOOR CREAKS ]

[ GASPS ] oh, gosh.

[ LAUGHS ]

what's that?

Looks like the basement.

Mm. Let's check it out.

We haven't been alone in hours.

No f***ing way.

Hey, guys?

Um, I think we better head back

to the house.

It's getting dark, and Kenneth

said there might be coyotes.

[ SIGHS ]

coyotes? Where the hell does he

think we are?

You know, this place has a

different aura than Laurie's

house.

I can't tell why, though.

Whatever makes you happy.

[ TECHNO MUSIC PLAYING ]

[ CHEERING, LAUGHTER ]

[ LAUGHS ]

I dropped some acid about a

half-hour ago.

That's cool.

Yeah.

[ GASPS ] you want a tab?

No, I'm good.

Oh, come on. It's wonderful!

Sure.

[ LAUGHS ]

[ LAUGHS ]

let's go someplace quiet while

this starts to peak.

Oh, I know.

We'll go back to that old house.

I'll go get Mr. Buddha.

[ LAUGHS ]

you dance nice.

Yeah?

Do you like it?

[ LAUGHS ]

yeah.

That a**hole!

Pig!

[ LAUGHS ]

[ LAUGHS ]

let me in, scary...

Scary house.

[ LAUGHS ]

aah! Oh, come on, Mr. Buddha.

Come on.

Let's go into the scary house.

[ LAUGHS ]

[ LAUGHS ]

can you see, Mr. Buddha?

[ JINGLING ]

[ LAUGHS ]

[ TECHNO MUSIC CONTINUES ]

damn it, Teaberry!

What? I always thought you

looked much better covered in

beer.

[ MOANING ]

that's it. Hugh!

[ LAUGHS ]

[ LAUGHS ]

[ INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS,

[ TECHNO MUSIC PLAYING ]

"just a few beers.

Send them on their way."

Bullshit.

[ SIGHS ]

where's Hugh?

What?

Where's Hugh?

Oh, I think he's in the kitchen.

[ LAUGHTER ]

[ LAUGHING ] you don't know

where your mouth is right now.

[ LAUGHS ]

[ LAUGHS ]

[ GASPS ]

[ CHUCKLES ]

[ COUGHING, GASPING ]

[ GASPS ]

[ TECHNO MUSIC CONTINUES ]

1, 2, 3, 4, go

[ LAUGHING ] you're so bad.

I was teaching her... I was

teaching her how to say,

"ay, papi."

[ BOTH LAUGH ]

you like that. Yeah, I know.

[ BOTH LAUGH ]

yes.

You like that sh*t, man.

[ POP, ZAPPING ]

[ ALL GROAN ]

[ SIGHS ] what now?

Hey, everybody stay put.

I got this.

What just happened?

Who cares?

The power went out.

Stop! I can't see.

Let me get my phone.

[ CLICKING ]

[ ALL CHEERING ]

[ HEADS THUD ]

[ BIRDS CHIRPING ]

[ BREATHES DEEPLY ]

hey, there.

You've reached the

Bobby Sullivan.

I'm way too busy to take your

call at the moment, so if you

leave me a message, I might get

back at you.

[ GROANS ]

f***.

This mailbox is currently

full and cannot receive new

messages.

[ DOOR OPENS ]

[ SIGHS ]

oh, my god. My head.

What the hell happened last

night?

Whose car is that?

I don't know.

Someone must have gotten a ride.

[ DOOR OPENS ]

that was a great party last

night, huh?

Laurie?

[ CHANGE RATTLES ]

we made some bucks.

Great. Maybe we can use it to

fix up this place.

Oh! Hey, hey.

What the hell's the matter with

you?

You really can't figure it

out, Hugh?

Look, I already told you...

matt and Sara didn't know that

that was our bed last night.

It's not about that!

Then what is it then?

Is it the house?

'cause if it is, I can just tell

the Wilsons we want to fix and

flip it.

It's not a big deal.

You know, we can find a house

that we both like.

It's not about the house!

Then what is it about?

Damn it, Hugh!

It's about the fact that I

wanted to move forward in our

relationship.

That is why I got this house.

No, it's not.

You got this house because you

want it to be a party house,

just like it was in college.

That's not even fair.

We've been talking about

doing this for months.

You even said you wanted to get

out of the city.

And I've been the one doing all

the work.

I made the calls.

I've talked to agents.

What have you been doing,

Laurie, huh?

You never include me in any

of these decisions.

Hey, Laurie and Hugh are

fighting again.

Shh!

[ INDISTINCT SHOUTING ]

[ CHUCKLES ]

your stupid friends wanted to

get away from it in the first

That's not even fair.

You know, it was fun, but that's

You know I've changed since

changed? How have you

okay, you want to talk about

How many times have I asked you

to stop smoking, huh?

Once.

Once?

Kenneth, harmony!

I made some coffee!

Harmony is not up here, dude.

Well, where the hell is she?

I don't know.

Laurie.

Laurie. Look, look.

There you go again just walking

away from me.

Why won't you just turn around

and face me so...

what do you have to say to

I think we need to talk about

why?! Why are you yelling at

[ INDISTINCT SHOUTING ]

guys!

BOTH:
What?!

We can't find harmony.

Did you check upstairs,

Kenneth?

Yeah.

She's not in the house.

Did someone try calling her?

Is her cellphone working?

Our phones don't work out

here, remember?

And she was tripping pretty hard

last night.

Oh, great.

Are you serious?

Well, if the landline works,

I guess I'll just call her from

the house.

Piece of sh*t.

Are you guys all right?

I thought the partying was

cute in college, but now it just

seems a little bit

irresponsible.

Maybe you'll live longer if

you just leave him.

Uh, mark?

What's harmony's number?

That phone works?

No, it's just here for looks,

you moron.

[ SIGHS ]

oh, my god.

You know what?

I think harmony said she was

going over there last night.

Over there? Why?

We checked it out yesterday.

You what?

You went over there, Kenneth?

That's not our property.

We didn't mess up anything.

We were just looking around,

that's all.

Sh*t.

Harmony?

Are you here?

Harmony?

God, I hope she's not naked

in here.

Harmony?

Harmony?

[ DOOR CREAKS ]

Kenneth?

Yeah?

Let's go.

This place is creeping me out.

[ DOOR OPENS ]

I called harmony and left a

we checked the old house next

door... nothing.

I'm really worried about her.

She's fine.

She probably got a ride with

someone last night.

You know, there is that third

car out there.

Maybe she's just with them, and

we'll see her when they get

back.

We can't find any of her

stuff, so that means she must

have taken it with her.

Yeah. I guess you're right.

[ TELEPHONE RINGS ]

I bet that's her.

Hello?

Oh, hi, Laurie.

So, how was your first night at

the house?

It was great. Very peaceful.

Well, great.

Have you had any problems at

all?

No. No problems.

Well, me and Robert will be

coming over tomorrow morning to

help you guys work on the house.

Uh, does 7:
30 sound okay?

7:
30 sounds great.

Ms. Wilson?

Can I ask you something?

It's about that house next

I understand it's a boarding

school, but why did it close?

Oh. You haven't been over

there, have you?

No, no, no, no.

I haven't been over there.

I was just wondering.

Well, we don't like to talk

about it very much.

There was a very sick little

girl over there, and it's

believed that she killed someone

there.

And I'm so sorry, but Robert

felt that we shouldn't be

telling anyone about it because

it might hurt the value of the

home.

You understand, don't you?

Yeah.

Okay. Well, we'll see you

tomorrow then.

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