The Reckless Moment Page #2
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all alone.
If you were here
get rid of this beast. "
"Dear Tom:
With all things
around the phone ...
I can not say ...
how I love you. "
Ted.
- Where are you?
- Here. In the shed.
- Where
- Here, Bea.
- Where?
- Here.
- Do not see you.
- Here.
Bea?
When he returned home
was furious.
He said he had to
promise not to see you again ...
Do not want to know ... me
they just want money.
What if you paid
would never see me.
Is that right?
The truth, Bea ...
I'm desperate ...
to get money.
No.
- What a horrible thing.
- Look ...
If your mother ... gives me money
not mean ...
- ... Do not see you again.
- Me Loose. Out.
But. Bea does not mean ...
Bea, you do not understand.
Bea?
Bea.
Bea, Where were you?
What happened?
I heard a noise.
Who was it?
Who was it?
Who did you see?
It was Ted.
Mom, you were right. I know ...
Alright.
Tell me what happened.
I was in the attic ...
He said that only
cares about money.
- I hate it.
- Honey, Where is he now?
I do not know.
Sobe. I'll be back.
- Can I help you, Mrs. Harper?
- No, thank you, Sybil.
- Was there?
- No, I was.
Mom should not
I called you.
Do not wanna talk about it. Ended.
Go to sleep.
Come on, Bea.
It was horrible.
- I did not want to go through that again.
- No need.
I promise.
Put a bag of water
hot. Will help you sleep.
- What are these races, Lucia?
- Nothing. Bea is not well.
I'm growing.
I need sleep.
Go back to bed, David.
He said to go back to bed.
Mommy, can I have some
pie and chocolate?
Good night, David.
Good day, Mrs. Harper.
- Good day, Sybil.
- You're up early.
- I could not sleep.
- I serve coffee?
No thanks. Go back to bed.
I'll take a walk.
Yes, ma'am.
Mom, you should not go out on the boat.
Why not?
Not yet put
new sails;
Sure, I bought with
my money and I should 55 cents.
I'll pay. Lowers the cuffs
and closes the jacket, David.
- It could have been without motor.
- Did not happen, do not worry.
I'll put the candles right now.
- How is he left at dawn?
- Dad ...
- More coffee, Mr. Harper?
- Sybil, knows that I drink tea.
Lucia, risked
that boat too.
I think David
're disassembling the engine.
Probably put
almost everything in the car.
It could have been adrift.
- Ms. Harper ...
- Yes?
I want to add something on the list
purchase we made yesterday.
You are here.
Me.
I know. Pocketed
not to forget like last time.
Yes.
Mom. the anchor was
on the boat this morning?
- I do not know.
- Someone stole.
- Who would steal an anchor?
- I do not know, but yesterday was
- If Mom did not.
- Gives the same, David, will buy another.
- Bea?
- Yes, mom, good morning.
Bea, I have to talk to you.
- David and grandfather know ...
- No, do not wanna talk about it.
Bea told someone
Darby was dating Ted.
- No.
- Good
As I let myself cheat
for this type?
Enough, Bea, I know how you feel ..
But ... do not have to talk
ill of him, or him, to anyone.
Nor should mention
his name ... get it?
- Nobody knows who knew him.
- Bea.
Something of yesterday ...
do not tell me?
No, nothing.
- Are you sure?
- Yes
- Scroll down for coffee
- There comes?
Coming.
Lucia, we have to see more.
- ... During the holidays.
- Madam, could ...?
- Try.
- My daughter will return tomorrow.
The college ... and I know
Beatriz want to see.
- We think the same.
- We can not have it so.
- Beatriz always wanted.
- I know.
What? I did
best I could.
Okay, lady.
but the best is not enough.
What I want this
office is action, not philosophy.
Take a look.
A stirring.
- Lucia, do not think that is right?
- I think he does not know. Catherine.
Take rope that table,
at the window.
- What happened?
- An art dealer murdered.
- What do you think? A murder
- Seals of three cents, please.
- Here they are.
- A murder? Where?
- Across the road.
- A murder here in Balboa.
- The next day.
- Who was he?
A man named Darby.
Whatever this letter?
- For Berlin. How much?
- I regret that.
Has adhesive paper in this office?
They say they did that?
No, but they know something.
They know everything that Darby.
Here is your change.
- Gimme a.
- Here you go, Mrs. Harper.
Beautiful tree.
Already prepared for Christmas.
- What did you say?
- What has already prepared Christmas.
FOUND MURDERED:
Stabbed in the back
EX ART DEALER DARBY
Sybil, the tree is in the car.
Want to tell David or
Mr Harper to bring?
- Yes, ma'am. A person waiting.
- Who?
One such gentleman Donely.
Donely?
Yes?
I hope Mrs. Harper.
I'm Mrs. Harper.
My name is Martin Donely.
I want to talk to you.
About which
It?
Will want this, Mrs Harper.
What is it?
Letters.
Do not know what you're talking about.
Are letters he wrote
his daughter to Ted Darby.
The price is
$ 5000.
"Ted, dear ...
Was not alive ...
until I met you ...
But you got ...
like a fresh breeze ...
Ted, I do not know if
do what you asked me yesterday "
I ask you to go
Mr. Donely.
Whether you call the police?
I instead
Mrs. Harper would not do that.
"But I feel proud
for asking me ...
And to think ...
who had the courage to do.
Ted, I thought.
I'm not sentimental,
you know ...
But it is hard to break ...
completely with the past. "
- Hello, Mom.
- David!
I'm in a bathrobe. Hello
- This is my son, David.
- Hello
Today I learned a new
song, want to play?
Another time, David.
I'm busy.
This well.
Mama, do not enjoy music.
- Leu murder?
- Yes, David.
Elegant girl, finally something
excited for you.
- Found a corpse.
- Excuse me a moment.
Who? Who is?
A former art dealer.
Ted Darby.
- Give me that.
- What are you doing? Gimme.
Enough!
Now call your friends
artists from Los Angeles ...
And what will ...
happened near his home.
If not us
discontinue, continue.
There has to continue.
Because these letters
mean nothing.
She's only a girl.
Mean nothing.
Mrs. Harper,
seems not to understand.
The recipient of these
letters was murdered.
For police
vai very interesting.
"Ted, dear.'m Hysterical.
The other day I told my mother we
and it was horrible. Does "
How to get it?
Darby wanted
to lend money.
I did not think the cards
were worth something ...
But he could not ...
I offer nothing more ...
So accept ...
until he could afford.
A kind of bail.
You could say that we
Luckily he was murdered.
Because the cards now ...
worth more than the loan.
How would Mr. Nagel:
"You have to sell the shares
when the market is high. "
Mr. Nagel is my partner.
It is a good dealer.
Lucia?
Wherever you place?
This is Mr. Donely,
Tom's office
Know my son?
Fantastic be sent to Berlin?
How are you?
I regret that it can not
stay for dinner.
- It will not stay for dinner?
- No.
Pena.
Sybil made pie kidneys.
But Dad ...
You are very kind
but are waiting for me.
- You're from Oregon, you Donely?
- I was born there.
So we have something in common.
I'm from Boston.
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