Midnighters Page #3
- Year:
- 2017
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Sure.
Does your sister
live with you?
- Temporarily.
- Is she here right now?
She's with my husband, but
she wasn't in the car.
I was always jealous of families
that spent the holidays together.
Never happened with mine.
No, my, uh, dad walked
out when I was seven
death a few years later.
I'm sorry,
that's terrible.
Oh, no, no, no,
it was for the better.
What doesn't kill you
and all, right?
My partner says
I talk too much.
Probably true.
I think
the coffee's ready.
In my opinion, that's
nothing a little hair
of the dog can't fix.
Mm, that hits the spot.
Nice and strong.
Thank you, Lindsey.
Now where's the body?
It wasn't dead.
It limped into the woods.
One minute you're alive
and then, boom!
Dead as a doornail.
Detective,
where's your partner?
He's running an errand.
You know, odds and ends.
Do you have any creamer?
What the...
I didn't open it.
Holy sh*t.
This is...
This is $50,000.
Fifty thousand
f***ing dollars. Yes!
- Merry Christmas.
- Sh*t.
Lindsey barely makes
this much in a year.
And that's before taxes.
- I get it. I really do.
- No.
You really don't.
She wanted to go to
Cozumel for our honeymoon
but we ended up at some
Radisson in Daytona Beach.
The breakfast buffet
wasn't even included.
I mean, this...
This is the break
we've been waiting for.
We can...
We can finally
Even if that bag had
a million dollars
it wouldn't fix anything.
She has me on an allowance,
for Christ's sake.
It's still true.
Boo.
Oh...
Oh, no.
My ex used to cry
all the time.
It made me wanna
strangle her.
Better.
Thank you.
Look, I know
what you're thinking.
You're gonna hold out.
Not gonna talk.
Protect your family.
Blah, blah, blah.
It's all
very noble of you.
But I have to tell you
that now is not the time
for nobility.
Some people say
like, aluminum.
That'd be the hemoglobin.
Well, it's actually the iron in the
hemoglobin to be more precise.
Some people say
it tastes sweet.
I bet that's the glucose.
Sweet versus sour.
Must be something genetic.
But I always wondered if somehow
it was connected to personalities.
Like, like an astrological
sign or something.
I'm a Scorpio, by the way.
My astrologist says that we like
to get to the bottom of things.
Which brings me
to my point.
I can do this all day.
I could.
But eventually your lips will
begin to flay and at some point
your teeth are just gonna
and, pardon the pun,
but I'm sure your
pretty smile's
a real asset at the bank.
Wouldn't wanna ruin that,
now would we?
Where's the body?
In the garage,
we hit him with the car
and then he attacked
my sister.
Please, you can have...
Shh... shh.
Oh, you must be
a Capricorn.
So honest and forthcoming.
There's a flip-side
to that, you know.
Yeah, Capricorns, they
Long hours at the bank.
The boss copping a feel
when no one's looking.
And then it's home
to Jeff. Jeff.
Yeah, I read about his go in the
College World Series. Ouch.
Blowin' a lead in the bottom
of the ninth, that's rough.
Riddle me this, Lindsey
how does someone like you
a born go-getter
end up with a testosterone-filled
joker like him?
Gerome, he's my therapist
he would have a field
day dissecting you.
All your fantasies
the prayers that Jeff
might turn a corner
your screwed up little sister?
The sad truth is
you'll always be trapped
by the same dysfunctional
relationships you try
so hard to escape.
The cat got your tongue?
I didn't hear a question.
Where did they go?
You know...
...she didn't tell me
she had a sister until
we'd been dating for, um...
...three months.
Is that supposed
to hurt my feelings?
It wasn't that
she was ashamed.
I don't know.
Maybe she was. You'd
just been out of juvie.
Just say whatever it is
you're trying to say.
I'm not sure what she'll do when
we tell her about the money.
Okay,
I could ask nicely.
Pretty please
with a cherry on top?
too much for her.
You mean,
don't tell her?
No.
No.
I'd never do that
to Lindsey.
You passed the test.
She's under a lot
of pressure, is all.
Scorpio and Capricorn,
Lindsey.
There is always a spark.
Do you feel it?
'Cause I sure do.
If you need anything,
just whistle.
Boo.
Honey?
In here.
Hey, Linz,
whose car is that?
You forgot to call.
We got it, hon.
50 grand.
Did you hear me?
$50,000.
I heard you.
What happened?
Come on.
He happened.
He showed up
right after you left...
...and he knows
everything about us.
What are you doing?
- Softening him up.
- Stop it.
Please.
Don't even look at her.
Go back to your room.
We'll handle this.
Now!
Ready to talk, a**hole?
Who else knows
you're here?
Sweet.
It tastes sweet.
No, no, no, no.
Here's a thought.
Let me talk
to your sister.
You sent a man to kill her and
now you wanna talk to her?
Either we settle this like civilized
beings or someone else dies.
Maybe you, maybe me.
No offense, but she doesn't look
like the type to chop off my balls
and shove 'em down my
throat, now does she?
She might listen.
We'd be right here.
No, no. Alone.
Not a chance in hell.
Come on, slugger.
You don't want me to
tell her about the stash
of Asian schoolgirl porn
you got in the cabinet...
You're not getting
anywhere.
Come on.
It's like baseball,
Jeff.
Sometimes you gotta call
in the relief pitcher.
Especially
in the ninth inning.
If there's porn in there,
he planted it.
I don't care.
I'm gonna go get Hannah.
You're crazy to leave
There's more to her
than you think.
He wants to talk to you.
Okay.
- You don't have to...
- I said I'd do it.
Are you sure?
Do you know what it was
like after you left?
'Cause our mom had
bad boyfriends before.
I can't apologize
for leaving, Hannah.
I didn't ask you to.
I thought you were dead.
- There was so much blood.
- No.
It was not mine, babe.
Not mine.
I told you that we would
always be together.
Is that why you sent
that a**hole after me?
I had to make sure
that you were safe.
I was worried sick
about you.
I missed my little,
Hannah banana.
I missed you too.
Cut me loose.
It's startin' to hurt.
You shouldn't have done
that to her.
Babe, for Christ's sake,
I asked her for creamer
and she came at me
with a butcher knife.
your sister on purpose.
Did you get the money?
Yes.
Good.
Hey, we're gonna go
to Europe.
Australia.
See the pyramids.
You name it.
Just the two of us.
We can even split it
with them if you want.
Does anyone else know
you're here?
No, babe.
We got a one-way
ticket out.
When you disappeared...
...I realized how I felt.
I couldn't say it before
but... I love you.
I can't let you go
right now.
Just... just think
about this
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