Flaqueza del bolchevique, La (The Weakness of the Bolshevik( Page #2

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That's scary.

Should I be frightened?

Hello, Sonsoles.

You don't know me,

but I see you every day.

I've had my eye on you

for weeks.

Do you want a date,

or to know if I wear panties?

No, I'm not that kind of man.

Oh, are you a man?

Do you know what I want,

Sonsoles?

I'm dying with curiosity.

I want to tear out your liver

and eat it fried.

I'll give your heart to my dog,

and my monkey can play

with the rest and stop jerking off.

In the meantime, I'll be around,

my dear. You should be careful.

- I'm going to call the police.

- And what will you tell them?

I'm in a booth, far from my home,

you don't know who I am.

You know how many cases like this

are filed every day?

They'll wait

till I do something to you.

I know you.

- Come off it.

- You're nothing but garbage.

I'm much more than that.

My monkey sends you a kiss.

He wants to meet you.

- Hello.

- Hello.

- Thank you for coming.

- Not at all.

It's nice to see you.

You look lovely.

As for those phone calls,

it's probably some idiot

who'll get tired of the joke,

or someone who works with you.

I'm scared, he called again.

A judge can't do much

if you've only had a few threats.

I can't just sit back.

I have to do something.

You have to help me.

Very well.

I'll drop by your house later.

I'll bring something

to hook up to the phone.

I have to go now.

Goodbye.

- Make sure no one's coming.

- All right.

Do you want to smoke?

All right.

- Will you let me have a drag?

- Sure.

Right, that's it.

Give me a light.

Hello, Mara!

You want some, or does it sicken you

to suck what I've sucked?

You're a b*tch, Izaskun.

Listen to our shitty little

princess. So it does sicken you.

No, it doesn't.

I've got my own. I don't need

to smoke what a cocksucker gives me.

It's your loss.

But if you smoke a joint

you won't be top of the class

and Doa Lourdes won't say

you're going to be a minister.

I'm not going to be a minister.

But I won't be like you, selling

myself in the papers to buy coke.

Aren't we friends?

You bore me, Izaskun.

I don't care.

Meet up with them if you want.

All right.

Are you going on your own?

Yes, I don't care.

- So long.

- Yeah.

- See you tomorrow.

- 'Bye, Andrea.

Mara!

- How do you know my name?

- Don't be scared.

I'm not. Who are you?

My name is Javier,

I'm a friend.

Whose friend?

OK, I'm a police officer.

But don't tell anyone.

I haven't done anything wrong.

Yes, I know that.

It's about your friend Izaskun.

I don't have any friend

with that name. You're mistaken.

You shouldn't try to fool me.

I've seen the two of you together

in the school yard.

That doesn't mean we're friends.

Mara, you're a good girl.

Izaskun is in trouble.

- Wouldn't you like to help her?

- Help Izaskun?

I hope you put her in jail.

I'm not going to put

a young girl in jail.

The police don't do that.

So what do you want?

Just tell me

who gives her the drugs.

Borja. He gives them to her.

Borja who?

I don't know. He goes

to the school beside ours.

- And that's all you know?

- That's all I know, cop.

I don't believe you.

And I don't believe you.

Yeah.

You think I'm one of those guys

who spy on young girls

and try to see their panties.

There's a lot of them around.

But none of them

wears a tie as nice as that.

I thought policemen

didn't earn much money.

I do overtime.

You like coming to the park?

What's that got to do

with the investigation?

Nothing.

The investigation is over.

I want to hear about you.

I like you.

Elsa had lunch ready

five minutes ago.

My mother gets annoyed

if I'm late.

Of course.

Thank you for everything.

No problem. I'm delighted

Borja is being arrested.

You shouldn't tell anyone.

Not even your mother,

or your best friend.

You can't tell my mother anything.

Goodbye.

So long.

Yes?

Pablo, it's been three days

since Oprinsa blew us out.

What have you got?

We have to react now.

I'm turning the transaction

structure around

to get a clearer view.

All right, I'll tell them that

we've got a much better outline.

And you're to invent that outline

right now, you got that?

Mara!

What are you doing here?

I come every afternoon,

for a walk.

Why don't you sit down?

My father says I shouldn't

talk to strangers.

I think that also applies

to policemen who wear nice ties.

Do you always

listen to your father?

- No.

- Well, then?

- Your name is Javier?

- That's right.

And you're really a cop?

Yes.

Have you arrested Borja?

No.

We still have to check out

some things.

I thought you were going to lie.

I spoke to Borja this afternoon

and he was sitting at home.

You're a smart girl.

But if you keep standing there

you'll get tired.

It's late.

I can't stay.

Elsa has got supper ready, right?

You remember names.

That's my job.

Yes?

Yes, I'm on my way.

All right.

I have to go.

I'll tell you what.

What?

Tomorrow at 5.00

I'll be sitting on this bench.

If you're here, we can talk

without you rushing off.

If you're not, I'll leave.

I won't promise anything.

I don't usually come here

at that time.

not a minute later.

If you're not here,

you'll never see me again.

So long.

Dream of angels.

I've been dreaming of other things

for a long time.

And I know what you're after,

if you think I haven't realized.

I don't think you have.

And if you don't come tomorrow,

you never will.

I bet I will.

If you don't come, I swear

you'll never see me again.

All right.

You can start

the calculations from here.

Then bring it back.

If I'm out, leave it on my desk.

This is everything I could find.

I copied it here for you.

Anything else?

No, thank you.

Hello, cop.

I was leaving.

So soon? You didn't even

wait a minute.

You always have to wait for women.

I don't wait for any woman.

I'm leaving.

What can I do to make you stay?

If you beg, I'll stay.

Well, now I know

what your weak spot is.

Oh, yeah?

What is it?

The same as guys who go to see

girls' panties at the school gates.

If that's what you think,

so long.

I don't care about panties.

That's good.

I'm not wearing any.

What?

I'm not wearing any panties.

With these trousers

you can see a line.

Come on.

I accept your deal.

- What deal?

- I'll beg you.

Don't go.

Come on, sit down beside me.

- Have you arrested Borja yet?

- No, I'm not after him.

I'm after the dealer.

Borja's an idiot.

It isn't his fault.

His father gives him 100 euros

a week and buys him what he wants.

There aren't enough jails for all

the idiots like Borja,

or his father.

I get 30 euros every Saturday.

- You think my father's an idiot too?

- Of course.

That way, you'll never learn

the value of things.

And your father?

You mean, was he an idiot too?

Not that kind of idiot.

He's the kind who worked like a dog

all his life and never got anywhere.

Then he's a socialist.

Why?

My father says

all poor people are socialists,

because they promise

to take everything

from people who aren't poor.

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