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- you miserable piece of sh*t? Huh?
- No.
I've got your girl here.
Do you understand me?
I've got your little whore right here.
- Oh, God. Stop, please...
- Where are you?
Shut the f*** up Dex, take care of her.
No problem.
I don't like killing,
but if you're not here in 20 minutes,
- I'm gonna put a bullet in her brain.
- Don't.
And then one in Deanna.
I'm gonna kill all your women,
do you understand?
Lt was a mistake, a big mistake.
I'm ready to do what you ask now.
Do you have my 100,000?
Yeah, yeah, I do.
I mean, I will. Just...
Just tell me how to get there.
- Uh-huh, 55 East Erie, apartment 4010.
- Got it.
Twenty minutes, Charlie.
Next time I visit your wife
it ain't gonna be for a cup of coffee.
Thank you very much.
- Is there a problem?
- I'm sorry. I have... I gotta go.
I have a meeting. Ill call you.
Ten, 20, 30, 40, 50,
Are you sure you want to carry
all this out with you, Mr. Schine?
Yeah.
What's up, Charles? Come on.
Come on in. Don't be scared.
Way!
Dex. You think I should count this,
or... just trust him?
Sure. Why not?
He looks like a trustable guy.
You f***in' move, Ill kill you, b*tch!
One motherfuckin'.
Two motherfuckin'.
Three.
- I gave you the money!
- What?
No, you didn't give me the money.
You f***in' made me kill for it.
Keep something in mind, Charles.
Ill always be one step ahead of you.
Always.
Well, my dear Dexter,
I think it's time to relocate.
Yeah. Relocate.
- Au revoir.
- Mm-hm.
Congratulations, Charlie.
You just bought your life back.
Are you OK?
I don't even...
They must have just followed me.
I didn't even... I don't know...
They just... pushed their way in.
It's OK now.
- Are you sure that they're gone?
- He's gone.
I paid him.
I paid him everything.
But your daughter...
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
- I should have...
- I think it's over now.
You're safe.
My family's safe.
Hello?
Charles, is that you? Hello?
- See you, Sean.
- See ya.
Take care, guys.
You're a hard man to track down.
You're not at work,
you're not at home...
This is where all you bored executive
types go to drown your sorrows.
I've been meaning to call you.
I'm sure.
You know, ever since he was a kid,
Winston never could
seem to catch a break.
You know who
Bobby Bonds.
Unluckiest player
to ever step up to the plate.
more than any other player
in a single season,
except one.
You know who?
- Bobby Bonds.
- Bobby Bonds.
Following year. 189 strikeouts.
Now, that's unlucky.
This is my new buddy.
Sean owns this place.
- Hey, Sean, Scotch. Drop the rocks.
- Comin' up, Frank.
Sean says you and Winston
had a drink here recently.
Mind telling me
what you were talkin' about?
- Hockey.
- Hockey. That's it?
There was a game on.
Now, I still need to know
where you were last night.
I told ya. I was workin'.
- No one at your office can confirm.
- I was alone.
OK, Mr. Schine.
Maybe you'd be more comfortable
talking to me with your lawyer.
Why don't the two of you
come by my office tomorrow morning?
And just so you know,
I'm gonna crucify
the son of a b*tch who killed Winston.
- See ya, Sean.
- Detective.
Charles?
Amy sleeping?
Yeah.
I've made a horrible mistake, Dee.
The money we put away for Amy...
...it's gone.
- Gone?
- All of it.
What are you talking about?
- I'm so sorry.
- Well, where is it? Where is the money?
- Ill figure it out.
- Figure out what? What's going on?
- Ill find a way.
- What have you done?
Tell me what you've done.
Seven years of savings.
- You f***ing explain yourself!
- Ill tell you, Dee.
Ill tell you everything.
And it's not just about the money.
Ah. Come on, we're late.
I have to tell Lucinda first, Jerry.
No. I've called this detective
twice already this morning.
- He's a real hard-ass.
- I have to.
- You think this guy is f***in' around?
- Ill meet you down there.
- So, what am I supposed to tell them?
- Help me.
Charles!
- Lucinda Harris, please.
- She's not in her office.
- Oh, sh*t.
- Oh, wait. Here she comes now.
- No. No, no, no. Lucinda Harris.
- Yeah?
No, you saw us here. Together.
- Twice. Remember?
- I saw you with her temp.
- Temp?
- Sure. You know,
answered her phones occasionally,
took long lunches, always late. A temp.
Jane something. She quit last week.
I'm a financial advisor.
I cheat clients.
just like you see.
What we call our lived-in look.
- May I help you, sir?
- Is this place for rent?
Yes, would you like a brochure?
Lt was rented. I was here.
Well, it's available again now.
Are you interested?
You rented it to a woman.
No, no, it was a couple.
A woman and her boyfriend.
They left unexpectedly.
Very nice couple.
You know them?
They make it
all worth it, don't they?
Yes.
I do.
This is the end of the Red Line.
All passengers please
disembark at this time.
Thank you.
is the Blue Line from Cottage Gate.
This is our final destination.
All passengers please
disembark at this time.
Thank you.
- Hey. I'm sorry. Are you OK?
- Yes. Good.
I have to run,
I have a breakfast meeting.
- You do.
- Will you call me?
I will. Ill call you very soon.
- You promise?
- I promise.
- I gotta go. See you later.
- OK. See you.
Bye-bye!
- What?
- I'd like to get into the car.
- Half an hour!
- Oh! Half an hour?
- You're sorry?
- I promise.
May I?
Thank you.
- Hey, Dex!
- Yo, Frenchie!
We outta here.
I want a room.
Top floor.
- Charles.
- Jerry.
Good. So I talked with this detective.
He's got nothing on you.
- He's just fishing.
- Thanks.
Tell him everything.
It's the only way out of this.
What happens
to Amy's money if they find him?
- It's gonna be state's evidence.
- And I never see it again?
No, I have to take care of this myself.
It's the only way.
What are you talking about?
Jerry,
I have to get Amy's money back.
Charles, wait. Charles...
- Uh, hi. I-I'd like a room, please.
- Forty-six dollars a night.
Uh, no, thank you.
Um...
I think it's this way.
Hey!
Hey, what's goin' on?
You can have my money.
My wallet's on the table. Take it.
I don't want your money. They do.
They want it all. You're in a scam.
- What?
- A con.
These two were gonna take you
for everything you've got.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Who are you, and what do you want?
You met on the train, did you?
By accident. Just happened somehow.
And she was f***in' sweet...
...and smart...
...and you couldn't believe
how attracted she was to you.
She was just too good to be true.
She showed you this picture
of her daughter.
Everything this b*tch
told you was a lie.
Not everything was a lie, Charles.
He was just about to rob you,
and then rape her.
Only it wouldn't have been rape,
would it?
I don't understand.
Why would he rape her?
Because it makes you feel guilty
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