Not Today Page #3
Hey!
You can't just
leave her here!
Sir, hurry.
We will miss the Plane.
AirPort, Please.
- Oh, stop, stop, stop.
- No time.
It's okay.
Give me a second.
Sorry, sir. Boarding for that flight
closed 15 minutes Past.
Would you like...
India, let's party!
Get in the car,
naked man!
Bring on the girls!
This guy's a stupid clown.
Where are the women?
You don't have to do it
one at a time.
Hey, C.T., what's up?
Hey, Liz.
- Let me get Audrey.
- Thank you.
Audrey, still
mad at Caden?
It's none
of your business, really.
He wants to talk to you,
so what do I tell him?
Gotta go, C.T.
See you later.
Thanks, Liz.
Thanks for nothing, Liz.
Well, maybe next time you'll
let me borrow your jeans, gosh.
- Gosh, let her borrow your jeans.
- They don't even fit her.
I gotta say, I didn't really
expect to hear from you...
...after the way our
last conversation went.
- What's up?
- Nothing good.
I don't know,
I've been sick the whole trip.
I'm sorry.
I met this...
This guy.
He came up to me
with his little girl...
...and they were asking
for money for food.
I don't know,
I kind of blew him off.
And, I don't know, for some reason,
I didn't believe him.
And his little girl
is really cute and really dirty.
And, I don't know,
I didn't help them.
Well, that
wasn't very nice.
Oh, well, thank you
for stating the obvious.
You're so helpful.
Hey, you don't have to
get nasty with me.
I was trying
to tell you something for once...
...and you could have
just listened, you know?
Anyway, I was just looking
at some Pictures of them...
...and I just have this really bad
feeling about it.
I can't sleep.
I told them I'd come back
and help them, but I didn't.
And I should've.
I feel like an idiot.
What do you
think of me?
- Are you serious?
- What do you think of me?
What do I think of you?
Plain and simple.
I know what my mom thinks.
Luke's easy,
he has to like me.
But you I can't sort out.
So now I need
to be sorted out?
Come on, Audrey.
Please, for once, like,
you know what I mean.
What do you think?
Does it matter?
Yes. What do you mean,
"Does it matter?" Of course it matters.
I think that you ran away from God
when your Parents got divorced...
...and you haven't
found your way back.
I think your mom is trying
to Pray you back every day.
And I think that Luke
loves you.
Not because he has to,
because he wants to,
And I think that you
can't see any of that right now.
Wow, are you done?
Whatever.
That felt good
to get out, didn't it?
As a matter of fact,
it did.
Well, just to clarify that,
God ran from me first.
Yeah, I do.
Come on, Audrey,
do you even know how much...
...I prayed
and got on my knees...
...read the Bible,
did everything you're supposed to do...
...and none of it mattered?
Nothing changed.
So because he didn't answer things
your way...
...that means he didn't answer?
Caden?
Hello?
I'm here.
Look, it's getting late,
Okay.
I'll Pray for you.
Yeah?
That'd be good.
All right.
I miss you.
Okay, bye.
- Hello?
- Mom?
Hey, Caden.
Hey.
- Where's Mom?
- Oh, she just left.
She's gonna be bummed
she missed you.
How's it going?
Still in Hyderabad?
Yeah, yeah, unfortunately,
I'm stuck here.
Anything I can do for you?
Yeah, help me
get out of here faster...
...find Mom,
help me sleep.
Like I said,
your mom is not here.
I'm not sure
when she'll be back.
I wish I could help you
get home sooner.
As far as sleeping,
I learned something a long time ago.
If my conscience
isn't clear, it haunts me.
Keeps me up at night
until I've fixed whatever it is.
Once I do, I can sleep
like a baby again.
Maybe God's trying
to get your attention.
What do you think?
If he is, can you tell him
to be a little nicer?
Did you do something that keeps you
up at night, or was it God that did that?
Point taken.
What if I did do something...
...and that's the reason
I can't sleep?
What do I do if
I don't know how to fix it?
I know you hear this from your mother,
Probably from Audrey as well...
...but why don't you Pray?
God will help you sort it out.
He'll open doors, show you
a Path. He always does.
Not always.
No, always.
You might not be able to see it
right now, okay?
Okay.
Listen, I'm good.
Thanks for the talk.
Tell Mom to call.
God, I can't find them.
Okay, so if it's enough
that I tried...
...then, Please, let me
Okay, if you wanted
my attention...
Please, sir.
Money, sir.
Sir, sir,
money, sir?
- There you go.
- Thank you, sir.
You're welcome.
Well, if you want my attention,
you've got it.
If it's enough...
Really?
Hey, hey.
- Hey.
- No, no, no.
No, it's okay, it's okay.
It's okay.
Do you remember me?
Do you remember me?
Where's the little girl?
- Where's the little girl you were with?
- Oh, gone.
- What do you mean gone?
- Gone, sir.
Whoa, what do you mean gone?
Don't tell me she's dead.
She... She have
now good life.
The education, best for her.
It is best life.
Please.
Wait a minute, you told me
you were dying.
You told me that she was gonna die.
I don't understand.
Sir, she would have.
Well, okay,
just like that?
All is well?
You know what?
Here, hey, hey.
Here.
Better late
than never, right?
What, is it not enough?
Here.
- Sir...
- No, no, no. It's for you.
Stop.
Where exactly
did she go?
They not say.
They take.
- Who wouldn't say?
- The man who buy her not say.
Seriously.
Please tell me you're kidding.
No, sir, I told you,
it is best opportunity.
School, job...
Wait, wait, wait.
You're telling me
that you sold your daughter?
- The man...
- You sold your daughter.
Sir, the man that got her
said this...
- Yeah, you said that.
- Not easy for me, but...
I just don't understand it.
What kind of man buys a child?
What kind of father
sells his own daughter?
I...
I no understand.
This is good.
Can you show me
who bought your daughter?
My cart, this my future.
This best for Annika.
- Please, sir...
- Annika, that's her name?
Annika, daughter.
That's your daughter's name?
The one you sold?
Sir, if this best for her,
why you would not do that?
Look, man, I don't...
I don't understand.
No, sir,
this my cart, sir.
No, no, no, stop.
Buy a new one.
Okay, I'm not leaving until I see this is
what you say it is.
Show me where you took her.
Take me where this happened.
The little girl
he sold you yesterday.
Yeah.
Where's his daughter?
I need the girl. Annika.
She's gone.
I'm just a supplier.
I don't know.
Look, man,
this isn't right, okay?
People don't
sell their kids, okay?
They just don't.
They get jobs or they
stay with friends.
- Sir, go home.
- Wait here.
- Wait here.
- Yeah, go home.
Do you remember
exactly what...
...that vendor guy said
about Annika?
She could work
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