The Big Heat Page #5
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that he's dead.
Did he have
a set spot to work?
Uh, you know, a place
where he kept his tools?
All the tools are mine.
There's nothing here
for you, mister.
Nothing at all.
Do you mind
if i walk around the yard?
Talk to your men?
I have to mind.
When it comes to my bread
and butter, i stay careful.
It doesn't matter to you that slim might
have been mixed up in a murder, huh?
Sure, it matters.
Yeah.
What can i do about it? I don't
know anything. You're a liar.
You can't insult me, mister. I said i don't
know anything and that's how it stands.
You know, i've been meeting your
kind every day now for ten years.
Scared rabbits
that never see a thing.
You wouldn't stick out your big,
fat neck for anybody, would you?
That's the truth.
But it's my big, fat neck.
So if you're through talking,
i'll get back to work. I ought to-
that won't change my story.
Cops are paid
to take risks, i'm not.
You see, i've got
a wife and kids too.
mr. Bannion?
Mr. Bannion?
Mr. Atkins
might come outside.
He isn't a mean man. Not many
people would hire someone like me.
It's just that he's
frightened. I am too.
But there was a man came to
They had a long talk
out in the yard.
Do you remember
what he looked like?
I'm not much good at
those things. He was-
Well, he was
about your height,
And he
- Well, he wore rather fancy clothes.
You know, colorful. Would you
be able to recognize him again?
Oh, yes. He came right into the
office and asked me where slim was.
A few.
A man named larry
left a message once.
Just about the same time.
No last name, huh?
No. He just said to tell
slim to call him at a place-
Oh, it was a peculiar name.
Something like a-A monastery.
Oh, you know,
Where people go off alone
to think. The retreat?
That's it. He said to
call him at the retreat.
I'm very grateful, miss-
Parker.
Selma parker.
Miss parker.
You've been most helpful.
Well, i'm-I'm glad.
Good luck, mr. Bannion.
Shall we say good night to
daddy and put baby to bed now?
Yes.
Good night, darling.
Good night, daddy.
Sleep tight, honey.
Thanks, marge.
You bet.
Good night, joyce.
good night.
Say, al,
do me a favor, will you?
Call this number here at exactly
9:
30 on the dot, will you?And ask for larry.
Larry who?
That's what i'm trying to
find out. Larry's all i know.
He's a lead?
I'm hoping.
I got my fingers crossed.
Thanks, al.
Beer.
Thirty-Five.
Retreat.
Larry who?
You must be kidding, mister. What am
i supposed to do, page larry anybody?
look, keep your hands off.
I won't tell you again.
I'm sorry, mr. Stone.
When i say don't pick up
the dice so fast, i mean it.
I'll roll them again, if
you like, huh? Go ahead.
now stop it!
Honey, that guy's way out of
line. Reg, don't fight. Please.
Sit down, junior. Get out, kid.
Get your boyfriend out of here.
Come on, reg. Let's go home.
Look, you're not scaring me.
Please, reg, come on!
Where you goin', thief?
This isn't your business,
bannion.
All right, thief, suppose you
tell me what my business is.
Go on, tell me.
You like working
girls over, don't you?
Don't make a mistake, bannion.
Don't play hero with me.
Maybe you're the one that
worked over lucy chapman.
Take it easy, sergeant. I don't
know what you're talking about.
here, baby.
this is for you.
No hard feelings, huh?
That square it, sergeant?
Get out of here
while you can still walk.
Sure. Sure.
You too.
You going to be all right?
Yeah. Yeah, sure.
thanks, mister.
Sergeant.
Yeah?
I'd like to buy you a drink.
With vince stone's money?
I'd choke on it.
Do you get your kicks out of insulting
people? Aren't you vince stone's girl?
The way you ask it, it sounds
Well, that was
the general idea.
Everybody's walking out
on me tonight.
What are you after? I
don't know. You, i think.
Vince stone
chase you after me?
You saw him leave me in the bar
like an old beer or something.
Come on, lets find out.
I mean, if it's you i'm after.
I'm staying at the marland hotel. Okay.
You make up your mind in
a hurry, don't you? Uh-Huh.
Marland hotel.
Say, i like this.
Early nothing.
There's just scotch.
Is that all right? Fine.
Water?
Good.
How come you sat still
Well, i'll tell you. The last time
i butted in, vince worked me over.
Is that how it is
being his girl?
Oh, most of the time it's
a lot of fun, expensive fun.
What do you got against
him? I don't like thieves.
Well, you'll never get anywhere
in this town not liking vince.
I'm not trying to get
anywhere. That's obvious.
Well, that's
some improvement.
You know, it's funny.
Sometimes, i feel about vince
the way you looked at him tonight.
He can be a pretty good guy.
And then other times he can be
- But why kick?
You got to take
the bad with the good.
Is the good, good enough?
Clothes, travel, expensive
excitement. What's wrong with that?
Nothing, if you don't care
The main thing
is to have the money.
I've been rich and i've been
poor. Believe me, rich is better.
Did you think i was an heiress
or something before i met vince?
- I didn't think about you at all.
- Thank you.
Didn't know you. How could
i? Oh, well, that's better.
You got a refill?
You know larry at the
retreat? Larry who?
Uh, it's larry-
I forget his last name.
He's about my size.
Wears flashy clothes.
I know lots of larrys.
This one was a friend
of vince stone's.
I don't know
all his friends, fortunately.
You know mike lagana,
don't you?
Just to say hello and good-Bye
to. When vince talks business,
I go out and get my legs
waxed or something.
I don't like to hear things. Why
don't you stop the cross-Examination?
I didn't come up here
to talk out of school.
Why did you come up? Well, why don't
we call it research or something.
Or to needle stone, huh?
Oh, well, you're about as
romantic as a pair of handcuffs.
Didn't you ever tell a girl
pretty things?
You know, she's got hair like the
west wind, eyes like limpid pools,
Skin like velvet?
I'll put you in a cab.
Did i say something wrong?
- No.
- I must have broken one of the house rules.
You really want me to go?
vince stone's with a ten-Foot pole.
Everybody winning?
Oh, hello, debby.
Hi, debby.
Hi, miss marsh.
How you doing, vince?
Okay. Where you been?
The gaiety club.
Late show.
Deal me out a while,
huh, boys?
How was the show?
The usual routine, not too bad.
Why didn't you
come straight home?
The way you ran out,
i didn't think you cared.
What do you mean, "ran out"?
It wasn't a stroll.
With elections this close, i can't
afford trouble with a crazy ex-Cop.
He's not so crazy. Got a hot
flash for you. He hates your guts.
How would you know?
I was there, remember? I'm
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