Everything Put Together Page #4

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- At the office.

- Sure.

- What kind do you want?

- A squeezie.

- What color?

- Blue.

A blue one.

- Sorry about that.

- Thank you.

I'll take two of these.

A blue one and a red one.

Wait for me.

Wait for Mommy, Justin.

- Justin!

- Look, Mommy!

- They don't listen.

- How old is he?

- Five.

- No, this one.

- He's beautiful.

- Thank you.

Look, Mommy!

Be careful!

- He's a monkey.

- What 's his name?

- Justin.

- No, this... the little one.

Raphael.

He really is beautiful.

Thank you.

- Mom!

- Justin?

- Are you okay?

- Do you want me to hold him?

Well, yeah.

Thank you. Yeah, just...

Justin!

- Mom!

- Justin, what did you do?

Oh my God. Angie.

- What are you doing?

- I'm just getting some things.

You look like you're almost ready.

Should I be getting you something?

I forgot. What was it,

a boy or a girl?

Angie, that 's really not necessary,

but thank you, though.

Barbie.

I couldn't find anything.

Who's this?

Angie, I'm sorry.

I didn't recognize you.

Hi.

- Watcha doin'?

- She's getting some things.

- How's Russ?

- He's at work.

So, when are you due?

Any day.

Mommy said your baby died.

Well, he did. Do you want me

to show you a picture?

You see this? This is Gabriel.

Kessel, I think that Michael's

getting kinda tired.

Maybe it 's time to get the boys

to the car and start that up, okay?

Sweetie, why don't you run out

to the car with Daddy? Go on.

- I'll see you in a minute.

- You were just like him one day...

- Aren't you getting tired?

...when you were small.

- Okay. Come on, kids.

- I'm not tired.

I'll see you guys

in a minute. Be good.

He's beautiful, Angie.

I'm sorry about Michael.

- Why?

- Well, he's tired and I...

- Okay. I'll call you, okay?

- Okay.

Okay.

All right. Yeah. Bye.

"What to get the mother

who has everything?"

How about a vacation?

Oh, no. Well, this is a scandal.

"A little something

to break up the monotony."

- Oh, well. How about that?

- Put it on now.

I don't know if that would be the

best idea, under the circumstances.

- Thank you.

- Come on, you look sexy, Barbie.

Okay. Kessel's

gonna blow a gasket.

Oh, Lord. This hopefully isn't

as scandalous as the last.

That 's beautiful! Who is it from?

- Hello, Mrs. Lowry.

- Hey, Roland.

- Good news?

- Yeah. Always good news for you.

- Here we go. Have a nice day.

- You too.

Hello?

Hello?

What happened?

I couldn't do it.

Yeah, I couldn't either.

Lani, I'm going to the storage

to get some things. I won't be long.

- Hi.

- Hi.

My name is Angie Lowry and

I need to get into my container.

- You got the key?

- I don't actually have my key...

but I really need

to get to my stuff.

- Yeah, but you don't have the key.

- No, but I have the bill.

The bill doesn't open the door.

The key opens the door.

My name is on

the corner of the bill.

Your name is Mr. Russel?

- That 's my husband.

- Well, maybe he's got the key.

My husband is in the hospital.

He has a serious condition...

and he just asked me to come in

here and get something out for him.

Why didn't he give you the key?

Because he forgot.

He's in the goddamn hospital.

He's got more important things

to think about than a stupid key.

Well, maybe you can call him.

You know what?

He's under heavy sedation.

And he wants his things

out of the storage?

How much do you want?

That 's it. That 's all I got.

Only because he's ill.

You go down the yellow hallway,

go down to the third elevator...

go down to level D,

make a right turn...

go through two metal doors, three

intersections and make a right turn.

You're there.

And here's the key.

Hello?

Hello?

- Angie.

- Mom?

- Angie, come to Mommy.

- Mom?

Angie, wake up, baby.

Mom!

Mom!

- This one is beautiful.

- He's beautiful!

I thought you would want this.

Mommy said your baby died.

He's beautiful, Angie.

He's beautiful, Angie.

Angie?

Good morning, how are you? Good.

Multiple contusions to the face

and head, a fractured collarbone...

some torn ligaments in the neck

and back and bruising.

A lot of bruising. Your standard

stuff for this type of thing here.

Plenty of rest and in a few days

she'll be up and running.

She was pretty bad.

Do you have a good lawyer?

- Enough?

- Thanks.

- So, did anyone call?

- No.

It 's the new Gavi. Should be good.

- So, to us.

- To us.

No, I'm really happy.

Are you okay?

Does it hurt?

No.

I love you.

- Why are we doing this?

- To show you everything's all right.

- Yeah?

- Mom?

- Hi, honey.

- How are you?

- Busy, you know. Great, but busy.

- Great. Well, I just...

I want to thank you

for the sleeper.

- The what?

- The sleeper you sent for the baby.

- Yeah. It's cute, isn't it?

- Yeah.

Honey, I forgot to tell you I'm

coming this weekend. Is that okay?

- Sure.

- I'll call you with the details.

- Okay.

- Honey, I've got to go, all right?

- All right. Bye.

- Bye.

- Mom?

- Yeah?

- Something I've got to tell you.

- Now?

Russ?

Russ, can you get the phone?

- Hello?

- Barb?

- No, is that... is that Judith?

- Angie?

Oh my God. I meant to

dial Barbie. How are you?

How am I? I'm okay.

Yeah, I'm good.

- Good. That's good.

- How are you?

- I'm good.

- Good.

God. Well, I haven't talked to you

for so long. Well, what's new?

What 's new? I don't know. Russ

and I just got back from Aruba.

You did? That's nice.

Okay. Well, I don't know.

What else is new?

- I'm pregnant.

- Oh my God!

- You are? You're pregnant?

- Yeah.

Oh, that's fantastic, Angie!

Oh my God! I can't believe it!

I'm so happy foryou!

I'm so excited!

Thank you. I'm really

excited as well.

- Well, when are you due?

- In May.

May? That is fantastic, Angie.

I don't know what to say.

This is incredibly good news.

- Thanks.

- I... I have to tell Barbie.

Hang on a second, I'm gonna call

Barbie, I think I know how to do it.

This is so amazing! I can't handle

it. I'm so happy foryou. Hold on.

- Oh my God! Angie?

- Barbie?

- That's incredible!

- Yeah, I know.

- Is that incredible?

- Yes! Congratulations!

- Thanks.

- So, when are you due?

- In May.

- Isn't that amazing?

- My birthday's in May.

- Good foryou, Angie.

- God, that is so exciting!

- I am so happy foryou, Angie.

- It's amazing.

- God, we're gonna have so much fun!

You know, I have a line on

this unbelievable pre-school.

- You've to get on the waiting list.

- We'll get heron it, no big deal.

All right, we'll get

you on the list.

Wait. Did you know that Alicia is

pregnant too? Do you even know her?

My God, Angie, you haven't met

Alicia? You're gonna love her.

- And she's pregnant.

- She's great.

- And she's hysterical.

- Like us. You'll totally like her.

- She's incredible.

- Maybe we should all get together.

A celebratory event of some sort.

A celebratory event.

I think that's an excellent idea.

Let's do it. This is so awesome.

I can't get over it.

- Maybe we just...

- Russ must be, like, overthe moon.

How is he? My God, Russ! Just makes

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