The Girlfriend Experience Page #6
I haven't felt with Chris
since the first couple
months of being with him,
and probably
more so than that.
Yeah, I mean,
that's great.
I love that when it
happens with a client--
you meet somebody and there's
like a real connection.
It is different.
A client's different
from a boyfriend.
It's a different kind of relationship.
There's boundaries there
where it's just
a little bit artificial,
whereas what you have
with Chris is really--
it's a real relationship.
This is not the end.
This is not the worst.
I think it's going to get much
worse before it gets better.
If I hear one more thing about
this debate, I'm gonna throw up.
If I hear the word "Maverick" one
more time, I'm gonna throw up.
There could be somebody
who just really wants
the real you, right?
I mean,
the real you.
In other words,
that's a lot of money
for a short
period of time.
You don't want to get
the fake diamond.
You want to get
the real diamond.
What else
do you want to know?
Another
blind alley here.
It's the story
of my life.
So listen, the idea
of going home this weekend
is really starting
to bum me out.
And I'm thinking
a crazy thought.
I'm thinking
I'm not going to.
You have any big plans
this weekend?
Want to spend
the weekend together?
Yeah.
Good. You want
to get out of town?
Okay, I'm gonna take
care of some things
I need to do
on Friday morning.
I'm gonna send
a car for you,
take you to this place in the
Hudson Valley I know about.
It's called Monteverde.
And I'm gonna meet you
up there in the afternoon.
We'll spend the weekend together
and see where this thing goes.
Okay.
It's a plan?
About a year ago I found
these books on personology.
So the first thing
I ask a client--
or one of the first
things at least--
is when is their birthday.
And that helps me see
if this person is going
to put me in danger,
if they're gonna be
So you vet them out by seeing
if they have their personal
details on the top of their head?
That's right.
The guy you met--
you mentioned him before--
the guy you met
before your boyfriend
that you were kind of
interested in,
he was interested in you.
How did you handle
that situation?
Let's just say
I handled it.
- Yeah, but--
- Or I am handling it.
You are handling it?
What's next?
Where have you been?
- I've been out.
- Out where?
I've been calling--
I haven't heard from you in hours.
I just had my phone
turned off.
I've been freaking out,
calling you incessantly.
Get that for me.
It broke.
Where have you been?
I told you.
I was out.
It's freezing
out there.
Doing what?
Seeing somebody.
What do you think?
I think that you've been
gone for the entire day
without any contact.
I thought--
I didn't know if you
got attacked or what.
that trip to Vegas?
I have no idea.
No.
I told them, no,
I'm not going to Vegas
'cause you
couldn't come.
I don't know--
What is going on?
- Maybe you should.
- What does that mean?
I met somebody today.
You met somebody?
Okay, what does that mean?
I want to go away
for the weekend.
I'm sorry, I'm not understanding.
You met somebody today--
a client, right?
You know our rule is you
don't go away with clients.
It's just something
I have to do, you know.
No, I don't know.
I don't even know what you're
Who is this client?
I've actually
never met him,
but there was
something there.
There was definitely
something there.
Today was the first
day you met him?
I just said that,
didn't I?
This is just hard
for me to suddenly--
you're suddenly going away with
someone you met today.
Does this have something
to do with your books?
Yeah, it does.
But that's not
the only reason.
There's just
something about him.
And there's something
I feel I can't miss--
I can't
miss out on.
Okay, let's back up.
Did I do something?
Is this about me?
It's just for two days, Chris.
It's for two days.
- Okay, I get it.
- I don't know what's gonna happen.
Is this because of me
talking about Vegas?
Is this something
to get back at me?
Not at all.
What's this
guy's name?
Don't worry
about his name.
What does this mean, you're
going away for the weekend?
I'm just going away
for the weekend.
That's it or you're
making other plans?
Look, we've been together
for over a year and a half.
I'm gonna need more than just
a "hi, how are you doing?"
"I'm fine. I'm going away
for the weekend." All right?
You don't even know
this guy.
Chris, you know
what this means to me.
You know what my books
mean to me.
Books.
You know, look,
I was cool with your books 'cause
it made you feel comfortable
and it made
your work easier,
but at the end of the day they're
books-- written by some guy
in a relationship in his life
and doesn't know what the
f*** he's talking about, okay?
- You think so?
- Yeah, I think so.
I knew you felt that way.
Why didn't you just admit it?
- Why didn't you admit it?
- Because you weren't talking about leaving me
For a guy that you read
about in a book, okay?
- I didn't say I was going to leave.
- We're not living in a book.
- I said we're going away for a weekend.
- You and I are real.
It's not just a guideline
or a format for my business.
It's for my
f***ing life.
No, it's--
We are our lives.
Do you understand that?
What you do for work--
you met a client today.
You didn't meet
your soulmate.
You didn't meet some guy you
read about in a book, okay?
I don't know that
and you don't know that.
No, I do know that.
You don't spend one day with a guy
and destroy
over-a-year relationship.
I mean,
we live together.
We're just gonna
throw that all out?
I didn't say I was
throwing it all out, Chris.
I said I need to find out.
I need to figure this out for myself.
Yeah, well, if you go
on this trip,
you're throwing
it all out, okay?
- You understand that?
- You're so selfish.
There is no going
on this trip.
You're incredibly selfish.
- What did you say? I'm selfish?
- You're selfish.
I'm selfish?
I've bent over backwards for you
- while you go out and f*** guys for money!
- Don't f***ing yell at me.
And I don't do anything.
I sit here like a jerk-off all day.
Don't f***ing
yell at me.
- Hello.
- Hi, it's David.
- Hi.
- How are you?
A little cold.
Listen, Christine,
I've been thinking
about you nonstop
since we said goodbye.
But I can't come.
What?
I'm sorry.
I can't come.
I have to go home.
I'm already here.
I'm really sorry.
The room's taken
care of, but I just--
I was video-chatting with
my kids this morning
and the tears just started
pouring out of me.
And I realized
I have to go home.
That's it?
I'm sorry.
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