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looks like you were having
a little transaction.
I'm tired.
Been driving for a while.
Um, you got a room
for the night?
I only rent by the hour.
But if you're looking
for some fun while you're in town,
and what I mean by fun is, uh,
some company to
lift your spirits.
Cell phone number's on the back.
Let them know Rodney sent you.
How can I help you, friend?
I need a room for the night.
All right.
Fill that out.
Where you coming from?
Southeast.
Business or pleasure?
Business.
What are you hauling?
Just cargo. Nothing...
Nothing, really.
You look beat.
Did you drive straight through?
Yep.
Now why would you
have to go through all that
if you're hauling
a bunch of nothing?
I just need a room.
What do you think I'd find
if I opened up the back of that truck?
I don't know what
you're getting at.
I think you do.
Let's say we go have a look.
Let's say we don't,
and you mind your own business.
Why don't you get that truck
off my property, right now.
What is it with you people?
Come on. Come on,
let's go, let's go, let's go.
- Walk. Walk.
- CJ.
Gentle, por favor.
- Yeah.
- S?
Amiga, what is your name?
Antonia.
Antonia.
It is no surprise, huh?
It means beautiful, um,
praiseworthy and priceless, s?
You two girls
have boyfriends? You have a boyfriend?
Nada? Nada?
But have you ever
had boyfriend, or no?
S.
CJ?
- Yeah?
- Okay.
This is why we are
very gentle with them,
and not moving around
like they are dogs or animals
because, uh...
They have something
very valuable, okay?
Yeah, I don't know
what I was thinking.
I beg your pardon, my bad.
Okay, let's go.
I'll show you your room.
We go this way.
Shouldn't you be
headed back out?
Just trying to
have a drink, man.
Yeah, that always helps.
How did you know?
Box truck on
an overnight delivery?
Hauling cargo.
I would've called the cops
if they'd do a darn thing.
I just needed the cash.
I didn't know.
And... And it seemed
like an easy gig.
You looking for sympathy?
Not here.
I need help.
- What's that?
- I need help.
Her and her sister.
I want to undo it, somehow.
Look, you obviously know
something about this.
Then help me.
Help her.
I'm Dale.
James.
You still looking
for a place to stay?
Don't be shy.
You look good.
And these will
help you feel good.
Go on, take one.
No, thank you.
I don't know.
This is too much for her.
- It's too much for...
- Anyone?
Did your family
No.
No, I'm just a regular idiot.
I got boyfriended.
You know?
I met a boy online,
blah, blah, blah.
So one day, um,
to meet him in Vegas.
That first day was amazing.
But that night...
Um, I woke up
in the back of a van with a bunch of men.
I am so sorry.
It is what it is, you know.
And Garo treats me
way better than my old man ever did, so...
I will pray for you.
Honey, you got a rough
couple of days coming up,
you should pray for yourself.
- Hey.
- Morning.
Morning.
To be honest, I'm surprised
you're still here.
I figured you would've
sobered up and run home by now.
Let's take a walk.
First things first,
I need you to get rid of that truck.
What do you want me
to do with it?
I don't care.
Just get it off my lot.
If you need to go somewhere,
I got some bikes out back.
You can borrow one.
Do you ride?
It's been a while, but, yeah.
Good. So what's your plan?
Go to the motel,
see what I can see.
You all right?
I have one person in this world
that I actually
mean something to.
She's already lost her mom.
And right now,
she's at home wondering
if her dad is gonna
show up like he promised.
And I'm not.
I'm not gonna make it.
Look, I should just forget
about all of this, right?
Get in the truck and go
and wrap my arms around my little girl.
You need to do
what you gotta do.
Being a father's the most
important job in the world.
All these girls
have a father that loved them, too.
So if you're hearing
a little voice that's telling you to stay,
that there's
a larger hand at play here,
then you might wanna
listen to that voice.
I'm not hearing any
magic voice, Dale.
It's there.
You're just not listening.
Yet.
Get that truck off my lot!
Refill, hon?
Sure.
- Good morning, Officer.
- Julie.
- Coffee?
- Yes, ma'am.
Can I help you?
Yeah.
There's, um, something
going on around here.
What's the problem?
There's a motel.
Motel 12.
There's prostitution happening.
Well, that's, uh, serious, son.
How do you know this?
I saw it.
Just saw it?
Yes.
All right.
- Motel 12, you say?
- Mmm-hmm.
Uh, and what's your name?
- James.
- James.
Last name?
Just James.
How do I, uh,
get a hold of you if I have any questions?
I'm over at
- Thanks, Julie.
- Here you go.
All right.
Well, thank you
for the information.
Mind if I eat?
Of course.
- Huh?
- No, gracias.
I went to the
trouble of making you a drink,
is try it for me.
Por favor.
Maybe it's acquired taste.
Drink. Drink.
Yeah?
- Where is Maria?
- Maria.
Maria is with the other girls
making friends because it's time.
Of course.
It's time for you, too.
And I can be
your friend, but, um...
But my friendship
comes at a cost.
Okay?
It's okay.
This is not right.
I cannot do this.
I am not supposed to be here.
You play a game with me?
A juego?
No, no juego. No.
I will...
I will work to earn back
every penny that I owe.
But not like this.
You have my word,
but not like this, please.
Every girl in this house
wants to be on this bed.
Mmm-hmm.
But I don't want
the other girls in this house.
I want you. Why?
Because I try to love you.
- This is not love!
- No?
This is not what
love looks like.
Then you choose what
love looks like, okay?
You decide.
I will have you and Maria.
- No.
- No?
- CJ! Bring Maria, por favor!
-She's just a girl!
Please!
- No! No!
- S.
No, no, no.
Por favor! Por favor!
Don't touch her!
Garo, you said it is my choice.
- S.
-Take me.
I want to.
Are you saying...
I want to.
It is my choice.
Let her go.
Let her go.
- Maria.
- Let her go.
ndale, Maria.
It is okay.
Hello?
You looking for someone
to party with or what?
Yeah, yeah.
Um, her name's Antonia.
Yeah, man, just tell me
what you're looking for,
I'll hook you up.
Mexican.
Real pretty. Dark hair.
Yeah, yeah. Dime a dozen.
Uh, come on down to Motel 12,
knock on the door
for Room 126 and bring some cash.
The guy on the phone
told me to come to Room 126.
I remember you.
What do you want?
I'm here to see
that girl I dropped off.
Can't stop thinking
about her, you know?
Yeah, well, she's not
on the menu yet, Romeo.
If you're serious,
I got other girls
just like her
and more eager to please.
I'm willing to pay.
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