ExPatriot Page #3
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Hmm.
I'm sorry. It's just...
You're doing it again.
It's not like that.
I'm with you.
Same team. Right?
Where did you go last night?
- Was it to see him?
- Uh, no, of course not.
Then who?
Talk to me, trust me for once.
I do.
I'm with you. I promise.
- I love the color so much.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
- It's too white.
- Easy. Tranquila.
- Hey, hey.
Mm, hmm. Shh, shh, shh.
You hungry?
Hey.
Hey.
Hey, hey, hey.
Unh-unh. Unh-unh.
Gracias.
I haven't been horse riding
since I was a kid, you know?
Really?
Now, no more.
Thank you for this weekend.
It's my pleasure. It's been fun.
It has.
Even Carlito
is warming up to you.
Let's not jump the gun.
Carlito was a big man
in the police, Riley.
A big man.
I'm ashamed to say...
I was not so successful.
There was too much
brutality in that job.
If you couldn't do it...
Your comrades
Hmm.
But no matter
how much I tried...
I could not do it.
I don't think that's anything
to be ashamed of.
It is in Cuba.
I am here because Carlito
gave up everything
to rescue me from that hell.
before the job could change me.
But he served for much longer.
And it changed him.
Did you ever have a dog?
Yes, I did.
I had one when I was a kid.
Carlito is like a pit bull
bred for the cages.
Beaten.
Taught only to kill.
I was lucky.
But god never sent
Carlito a brother
strong enough to save him.
I wonder sometimes
if he can tell the difference
between right and wrong.
We all struggle... with that
I think.
- To new beginnings.
- To new beginnings.
To new beginnings.
The scars?
Cuban education.
I'm sorry,
I just saw the light on.
It's okay.
No, I'm fine.
Goodnight.
Goodnight.
Mona.
Yes, sir, I know.
I was wrong before.
You...
You're a very brave girl.
Thanks.
So, with the patron
did you have to go
more and more undercover?
Hm.
Yes, sir, we'll make it happen.
Director says
we're going tomorrow.
What?
It's too soon.
He already had her
for a sleepover. It's time.
You're going to be fine.
This stays in today, Ry.
I don't want you going dark
on me for even a second.
- Clear?
- Clear.
Good, 'cause it's my last one.
I love you. And everything's
going to work out.
I promise.
Now,
let's go through this again.
Step one, get the Ruizs
out of the building.
I've got more information
on bill.
Can you meet me at the hacienda?
We can be there in 20 minutes.
Pascal will have eyes on
Fernando throughout the op.
If he moves,
we'll know about it.
Riley will gain entrance
through his office.
I will run the show from our
mobile unit across the street.
His personal computer
is the only portal
set up for major transfers.
So this is our window
to move the money
into the CIA's offshore account.
Then, we process the evidence
the cnp is kicking down
Ruiz's front door.
With pleasure.
Then, we go home.
- Buenos Dias.
- Buenos Dias, Ms. Evans.
Senor Ruiz asked me to upload
some new security.
Okay, let me just call him.
- Please, go right ahead.
- Gracias.
Fernando's still at home.
How is the transfer going?
Already moved about 60 million
from more accounts
than I thought.
Keep at it. Plenty of time.
Bill, there's more here.
I've got evidence connecting
Fernando to Medellin bank
We are here
for the gambling money.
That's all the CIA cares about.
bill. Human lives.
Damn it, Riley.
For once, stick to the plan.
I can get both.
Your pardon is for helpin' us
seize the money, that is it.
Riley.
Bill, Carlito's leaving.
Stay calm,
we have a bit of a problem.
Car's on the move.
Where? Moving where?
He's going to the bank.
If she need more time, we need
Looks like he's headed back
to the bank.
Take control of the on board
computer. Shut it down.
Okay, Hermano, let's see
how you drive with no engine.
He stopped.
Stabbed him cold, babe.
Scratch that.
Pascal, do you have him?
Bill.
Bill, he's stealing other car.
What's happening?
Carlito's on his way
to the bank.
- Just Carlito?
- Yeah, and he's on to us.
Make the transfer and get gone.
- Riley?
- Almost there.
Just get the money and go.
He's in the building.
Get out, get out now.
Done.
I'm headed down the stairs.
Bill, I'm on the way down.
I can buy you some time,
but you need to get the hell
out of there.
Move!
Bill, I made it outside.
Where are you?
Bill? Bill?
I trusted you, Riley.
I know about Medellin.
Bill? Bill, where are you?
Bill, can you see me?
I'm outside. Where are you?
Where is she? Where is she?
Where is she?
Where is she?
I got it, bill.
All the money. I got it.
Whoo!
Carlito? Carlito?
Whoo!
You did great.
We all did.
Riley, you really deserve this.
Time to go home.
Oh!
You traitor!
You actually thought you could
be forgiven for what you did?
The CIA's never even heard
a Fernando Ruiz
and they certainly don't
give a sh*t about you!
You feel bad?
For all those people
on that bus?
I loved you.
What about me?
What about our kids?
You ran away.
I've lived with your mistake
every single day.
Do you know what it's like
to be f***ing the enemy?
My name is Riley Connors.
My name is Riley Connors.
It was...
It was more than we talk about.
I told you it was about money.
Not about messing
after your girlfriend.
Just stay here.
I handle this.
He's a cop, man. He's a cop.
You'll handle it? Huh?
Riley!
What are you f***ing doing?
We have to go!
Come on.
- Come on.
- No, I can't.
- Uhh...
- Sit.
Riley, look at me. Look at me.
Uh-huh.
You okay?
Sh*t!
Let me get you home. Come on.
Hey. Easy.
You'll break the stitches.
When did you transfer
to med school?
None of your peace rally
ends peacefully.
Did Estelle make you follow me?
Estelle didn't make me
do anything.
I wanted to.
Even if that meant
taking on the CIA.
I don't think it was them.
Ahh...
I think it was just bill,
on his own, after the money.
Hey, easy.
Sh*t.
You need a new bandage.
Yeah. Uh...
That's my thesis.
"The tortured hero?"
Yeah, you're alright.
Mmm.
Hey.
You don't get to choose
when to tell the truth.
You are a hero.
Heroes don't exist.
Just martyrs. Ohh...
Aah!
Hey. Let me change it.
Aa-ah! Ahh!
Breathe in, breathe out.
Breathe.
Ooh.
Hold on, hold on.
Come on, drama queen.
Easy. Breathe.
Estelle ever tell you
we're not Columbian?
No.
My family was from Argentina.
Like you.
My parents were called traitors
for standing up to the huelga.
Ann then the police came,
took 'em away
and... we never saw our father
or mother again.
I don't even remember them.
They were called Desaparecidos.
Disappeared ones.
Loaded on to aircrafts
and flown over the Atlantic.
Death flights, they called them.
I'm still alive.
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