The Unsuspected Page #9
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Now, let me... See.
Uh...
"Having lost two who
Were most dear to me,"
I find life empty, Bitter...
"and too lonely."
Got that?
"May those who are my
friends try to forgive me"
for taking this way out...
"Of a cruel and uncompromising world."
There's Your Steven Howard.
He's on his way
down to the garage.
Now we'll... Wipe all
the shadows away.
Why, your eyes are shining,
but in such a woebegone little face.
Now, you...
and fix yourself,
because this is going
to be a moment
you'll always remember.
And I shall never forget.
I'm going to be left all
alone with my memories,
darling, of your sweetness
and your tender
affection for me.
Grandy, don't talk like that.
Even if I did marry Steve,
I wouldn't be
leaving you forever.
Besides, I don't know
We'll find that out.
Just leave it to me.
Oh, and, uh, Remember...
Look your prettiest.
Yeah?
I know who it is.
I need you. Yes.
Will you come along
as soon as you can, please?
I'll be waiting for you
in the garage.
Thank you.
Press.
You made good time.
Hello, Kent. I thought
This was your night off.
It is, sir, but the others
had left, and I thought-
Oh, nonsense.
Of course you can go.
Here. Take a couple of tickets
for my broadcast tonight.
Thank you, sir, but your
program frightens me.
I don't like it.
Do you like your job?
I like my job.
You're not fooling anyone.
I've been watching you ever since
you knew Matilda was coming home.
You're still in love with
her, aren't you? Aren't you?!
Althea, on recording: Oh, no!
No, don't! Don't shoot! Don't!
Get me police headquarters.
Donovan, homicide.
Donovan, this is
Steve Howard. I-
Hello?
some trouble on this line.
Can you clear it? Thank you. Hello?
If you'll call me back
at Croton 48305.
That's right.
Hello, Mr. Grandison.
Hello, Mr. Howard.
Just why are you here?
To pick up my belongings.
I trust you have
everything you came for.
Almost.
Aren't you forgetting...
Matilda?
No, I haven't
forgotten Matilda.
I've been very patient
with you, young man...
Extremely patient.
You enter my house-
Matilda's house.
You enter this house
under false pretenses.
You sneak into my study, you go
through my personal belongings.
You delude us all into believing
in this fantastic marriage.
Did it ever occur to you that I could
have you arrested as an impostor?
Yes, it did...
but an arrest and trial
with the evidence
it would bring out?
You have a great deal of
courage, Mr. Grandison,
But not that much.
I don't know what's going
on in the back of your mind,
But whatever it is, I shall be very
interested to see what happens to you.
I hope you won't be
disappointed, Mr. Grandison.
I was just leaving.
I want to talk to you.
Yes, I talked to Victor. Come
to the guesthouse right away.
I'll be down in just a minute.
Use the outside stairway.
Hurry, darling.
Steve?
Steve!
Oh, hello, Press.
Hello, miss.
Grandy!
Grandy...
Now what? Where have you been?
What were you doing Out there?
Steve called me from the
guesthouse to meet him,
But he wasn't there, and
his car isn't in the garage.
I saw Press.
Oh, I should've asked Press about Steve.
Perhaps He can tell me-
You stay here. Have you
taken leave of your senses-
Running about out there,
chasing this man,
screaming with hysteria?
But, Grandy, Steve might-
Steve? Steve? Is that
all you can think about?
Is that all you can talk about?
If you don't get hold of
yourself, your mind will crack.
I'm sorry, my dear.
I'm afraid I've behaved
rather badly.
You didn't believe
a word I said, did you?
It's just that I...
Well, today, I seem to have
reached the breaking point.
My nerves are ragged, what
with Jane not showing up.
To help me with the broadcast,
And Steve's
abrupt appearance...
Oh, that reminds me.
this disagreeable scene.
Steve had some trouble
with his car.
He took the car
down to the village,
And he asked me to tell
you that he'd be right back.
But why didn't you
tell me before?
Oh, that's easily explained.
We've all been a little upset.
It would be a miracle
if we weren't.
But are you going to forgive
your crusty old Grandy?
What we need is
something for our nerves.
We'll have a little wine,
and we'll talk this thing
over calmly and logically.
Come along, Matilda.
Come on.
This will bring the
sparkle back to your eyes.
Well, don't you want
to drink with me?
No, thank you, Grandy.
You don't want
Steven to come back
and find you looking
like a ghost, do you?
To please me.
You know I don't like
drinking alone.
I wonder if that's-
I'll take it.
Hello?
It's 10 minutes. I'm
Calling, like you said.
Hello, Steve. Well, I'm
certainly glad you called.
What? Oh, yes. She's, uh...
She's right here.
In 20 minutes?
Let me talk to him. Yes,
I'll tell her, Steve. What?
Let me talk to him.
Just a minute, Steve.
She wants to talk to you.
Hello, Steve.
Hello?
Hello?
Oh... He must have hung up.
Do you think he'll call back?
Why should he? He said
he'd be here in 20 minutes,
As soon as the car is.
I'm going to be late for my rehearsal.
Here.
Here's to you both.
Isn't this wine
a little bitter?
"Dry" is the word, dear-dry.
Let me fill it up for you.
That will be enough, thank you.
I feel much better.
Good. It's my best vintage-'28.
Oh, it's wonderful.
Oh, I feel so relaxed.
That's how I want you to feel.
Finish it, my dear. Finish it.
I... I'm a little dizzy.
You're so far away, Grandy.
So far away...
Can you hear me, Matilda?
Can you hear me?
So far away...
I've never been closer to you.
You mustn't say that, Steve.
Grandy's always been
kind to me-always.
Oh... I'll miss you...
Steve...
Steve...
"Having lost two who
were most dear to me,"
I find life empty,
bitter, and too lonely.
May those who are my friends
try to forgive me
for taking this way out.
"Of a cruel and
uncompromising world."
Steve!
Steve!
Steve...
Steve?
Steve!
Careful.
Wake up, Matilda.
Open your eyes.
You're doing fine.
Wake up, Matilda!
You better keep on
walking her, chief.
On your feet. That's right.
No, come on. Walk.
Walk. That's it.
Get me some coffee.
Tried to kill me.
He would have if Steve hadn't phoned me.
Here, drink it.
Car 814,
Investigate domestic quarrel at...
General description.
Blue body, red wheels.
Feeling all right?
License-2h470j.
That's it - Press' truck. Hmm?
I remember I saw it parked
in front of the garage. Press.
This is Donovan
calling headquarters
on that 48 you just broadcast.
Make that a general
two-state alarm.
Notify all bridges,
tunnels, and ferries.
I'm headed for the riverfront.
It's Donovan again.
All right, give it to me.
That's it. Keep on it.
I think we've got him now.
Hold it!
Hold it! Stop that crate!
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