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About a tooth?

Hi...

No I just don't understand

why I have to go to Lisbon right now.

Just because you're flyin' to Lisbon,

now I pack my stuff and go there,

why?

I don't get it how you think

you can control me.

I'm sure you mistake me

for someone else...

...it has nothing to do with

what you're sayin'.

I don't know, you just call me,

and then I just have to go to Lisbon.

No it's so boring,

there's nothing we can do there.

No, I can't go, understand me?

Just forget it, ok?

I'm not going to Portugal

just because you

are my boyfriend and you tell me to go.

Think about it, OK?

No, I don't know what happened there,

that's a different story,

no it's another story.

France is

not a desert like Lisbon

and actually I didn't go there for you,

but because I wanted to go.

Can you imagine

that you're not the only one

who can do anything?

Because you know,

I'm also like that, believe me:

this is what I am, and not some

stupid little b*tch you often call me.

Yeah, I went to St Tropez

to have fun with my friends,

'cause I felt like it, and

maybe OK we had some problems,

but I don't know

how this has got to do with everything.

That's what you're paying

the cleaning woman for, all right?

No, you come to where I work now.

Pack up all your stuff

and hop over here tomorrow.

Okay. Let's play our funny game:

just 'cause you don't get it.

Let him in, baby.

Honey, can't you hear me?

Let him in. I asked him over.

- Hi!

- Hi!

Hi Wanda!

Sit down.

Sit down already.

Will you be standing there?

It's been a long time!

You're clothes won't get dirty if you sit.

The place is clean.

Yeah, I can see that.

Bogika, go and play a little!

Bogi!

It's okay.

I've been calling you for two days

and you won't pick up.

I even left a message, and nothing.

What's up with you?

Nothing. I'm fine.

I'm fine too.

There's nothing wrong with me.

The kid has everything she wants.

They want to take Bogi

away from me.

They think Bogi talks so little

because she's with me.

They think I'm some stinking junkie.

They think that Bogi can't talk right

because her mother

is a stinking junkie.

They want to take her

to an institution.

And they're talking

about foster-parents.

But why? Everything is in order here.

Everything is clean.

I love Bogi so much.

You know how much I love her.

I'm her mother.

They won't give me

any Depridol either.

'Cause they think

that I should stop taking it.

But my bones will split if I stop.

You know what they asked me?

The f***ers asked me

what makes me think

that Bogi loves me?

Give me some Depridol!

I'm getting some the day after

tomorrow from someone,

but I can't hold out until then!

I don't have any Depridol.

What do you have then?

You got some H?

Do you?

Yeah.

Then give me some, please!

I'm going to court tomorrow, and

if they see me like this, then it's over,

they'll take Bogi away from me.

I'm shaking, I can't walk like this.

And if they take Bogi...

Give me some heroin.

Do it for me.

She'll love you too.

Just like she loves me.

You just have to tell her...

...that you are her father.

Then she'll love you too.

You knew, didn't you?

You had to feel it.

Couldn't you feel

that Bogi was yours?

Look at her eyes!

Those are your eyes.

Or do you believe what they say,

that she doesn't talk,

because she doesn't love me?

Bogi loves me.

Of course she doesn't say it.

Her father never said it either.

Don't worry, I won't let them

to take her away.

I'll get off this sh*t.

I just need time.

A lot of time.

Come on, get off.

Look, see this girl coming?

She'll take care of you.

- Hello.

- Hi.

Hi there, I'm Barbara.

What's your name?

Where did you get this little girl?

Her mother is sick.

You said something on the phone

about her being yours.

But you don't have children.

Or are you really her father?

I'll call you later. Thanks.

No problem.

But I don't understand.

How come you never said

anything about having a daughter?

- Or...

- Her shoelaces are untied.

I've come to see Dragan...

Dragan?

Dragan?

You say Dragan?

Dragan's right here,

can't you see?

Did you bring

what he asked you for?

Yeah.

What is it he asked you for again?

Pizza.

Really? And where's the pizza?

I can't see any pizza in your hand.

I've never seen a pizza delivery boy

without a pizza in his hand...

People work in this place.

For long years people have been

working their fingers to the bone here.

My father worked in this store,

my grandfather too.

This store existed even before

it was in this country, understand?

Men die very young in our family.

And they die sooner and sooner.

But my little brother is

too young to die.

Too young to look like he does.

Because you know exactly

what he looks like.

I don't want to see that dumb

shitfaced expression on him again.

I don't care what he tells you.

And I don't care if he gets

the heroin from someone else.

And I don't even care

if he begs you, understand?

I don't want my mother

to find the poor f***er with a needle

in his vein again, understand?

There's my mother.

You see my mother?

Look into my mother's eyes.

Then think.

Think while you still can.

While you can.

That goes for you too, douchebag!

I'll take everything from you!

I'll take your car too!

Get the hell out of here!

You can't live

on your mother's back forever!

Oh, cut the crap.

Mom, Dad, Mom, Dad, Mom, Dad...

We did everything just like you said.

We weighed it and

counted everything out.

And everything was

just great, you know?

Everyone felt real good.

And like, thanks and everything,

for getting us the stuff.

But there's a bit of a problem.

Not a big one, just a little one...

...Mom, Dad, Mom, Dad, Mom, Dad...

or rather,

a pretty big problem.

With Linda.

'Cause she can't seem to get off it.

And she's been on it for six days...

And she doesn't look like

she's flying high or anything.

Even though she did everything

just like you said.

And so...

And what?

What do you mean, and what?

We ate the mushrooms

and it was a great trip.

And you know,

she's a mathematician.

And when it was over,

she locked herself into her room.

And she wouldn't let anyone in.

Not even me.

And she didn't even answer.

And I swear,

I thought I would go crazy.

And in the meantime, her folks,

who are away on vacation,

asked me what's up with Linda.

'Cause they're calling her cell

and no one's answering.

And so like I said

that everything's OK.

And when she finally

came out of her room,

I found this notebook in there.

- So...

- So?

And look at this notebook.

It's scary, the stuff in it.

Look at the end here.

And the crazy thing about it...

...is that it all fits together.

Only it's complex.

And from here on, I'm totally lost.

I ate the rest of the shroom.

And now I'm starting to get it.

Okay, so?

So, you need to take a look at Linda.

Is this why you called me?

When you asked me

for mushrooms, I asked you,

do you know

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