Two Lovers Page #4
Bye.
Hello?
Hey, I'm back.
Leonard,
you're awake.
Yeah.
Yeah, you--
you okay?
Can you see me?
I can't see you.
No...
No, I'm--
I'm in bed.
Mmm. Oh, my God,
I'm so sorry about what happened.
I went back
into the club
and I went into the
bathroom and I passed out.
- What?
- I literally passed out in the bathroom.
Yeah, 'cause I waited
outside for, like, 30 minutes.
And they wouldn't let me
back in the club.
- I tried to call you.
- Oh, God.
I didn't know what to do.
I didn't want to leave you.
I'm so sorry.
It was crazy.
I have to go to the doctor.
I don't know what the f***.
I'm just
stressed out, I think.
Yeah. I don't know.
It sounds like you're
In a really bad
situation with that guy.
It's horrible.
This guy,
You know, he's a partner
in a law firm where I work.
And I got into
this thing now.
You know, he pays
for this apartment.
And his mother
lives nearby,
So it's like the excuse
for when he comes out here.
Oh, yeah.
But you know,
he's not really like that.
He's actually
really amazing.
He's brilliant and
he can be really sweet.
I think
you'd like him.
My friends think he's never going
to leave his wife. What do you think?
I've never met him.
You know, I don't know.
I don't know what
your relationship is.
Ah. Well,
you know what, Leonard?
You should come and have
dinner with us tomorrow night.
He's always telling me, you know,
I should hang out with friends and stuff.
This way you could come
and eat with us
and then you could,
like, tell me
if you think he's
telling the truth, you know?
Because you're a guy and then you would
be able to know that kind of a thing.
Yeah, I don't know.
I gotta, uh--
I gotta check
my schedule.
You know, I got
a lot to do.
I can't tell if he's
telling me the truth, and...
if you came,
it would be so great.
I don't know, you know.
I gotta see.
I need this kind of,
you know, help right now
because I'm going crazy.
I can't--
You know what?
You know something?
I'll bet you he would take us
to his favorite restaurant.
It's called San Domenico.
It's in the city.
It's Italian and
it's really nice.
It's great food and we, like,
drink Brandy Alexanders.
It's the best.
Do you really want me to go?
Do you think it would make a difference?
want you to go.
I think it'll make
a difference.
- Please.
- Ahh.
Okay, I'll go.
Thank you, Leonard.
I will officially shut up
now and let you go to bed.
Okay.
Hey, sweet dreams.
You too.
I'll see you tomorrow night.
Oh, wear
something nice.
Good night.
The defense didn't
really excel last week,
But I know in the past
Giant teams...
Hey.
I think I'll have
a New Year's party this year.
What do you think?
Well, it's not even
Thanksgiving yet, Mom.
No, but I like
to plan ahead.
Are you going out?
Yeah, I'm gonna get some dinner
with a couple friends.
I'll be back early.
- That's a nice suit.
- Yeah.
You look handsome.
Thanks, Mom.
I'm going to go out too
with your dad.
It's Michael Cohen's
birthday.
If you want to stop by
later, I'm sure...
You're going to
be welcome.
You gonna come?
Ahh, maybe I will.
I'll see you later.
Have fun.
- Good evening.
- Ah, good evening, sir.
I'm here to meet
some people.
And do you have
a reservation?
Oh, it wouldn't be
under my name.
Do you know
when it's for?
- Are you Mr. Kreandator?
- Kraditor.
Yes, you're with
the Blatt party.
You're the first
to arrive.
Would you like to wait at
the bar or go to your table?
I'll be seated.
Can I take
your coat?
Thank you.
Jeffrey.
This way, sir.
Would you like a drink
while you're waiting, sir?
Yes, I'll have
a Brandy Alexander, please.
Here you go.
- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.
Sir, would you
like a straw?
I can bring you
a real straw if you'd like.
This is perfect.
Thank you.
Just...
Thanks so much.
Hey.
Hi.
- I can't stand up.
- Ron, this is Leonard.
- Nice to meet you.
- Very nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.
- Shall I go, um--
- Shall I go here?
- Yeah, I'll sit here.
Oh, okay.
- I'll go around.
- I'm gonna come--
Um, she'll have-- oh, I see you've
got the same thing right here.
Very nice.
Brandy Alexander and a...
Maker's mark
on the rocks, please.
Right away, Mr. Blatt.
Nice to finally
meet you there, Leonard.
Nice meeting you
as well.
you guys are neighbors.
Yeah. Yeah, we live right
across the way from each other.
- Nice. You guys can keep an eye on each other.
-
That's my old neighborhood, actually.
My mom lives out there.
- Is that right?
- You go to Totonno's?
- Oh, sure. I know the place.
- Yeah.
Good pizza.
A lot of memories there.
So what kind of work
do you do?
I work for
my father's company.
Leonard's a photographer.
He's really good.
- Is that right?
- Yeah, really good.
What kind of photography
do you do?
- Fashion?
- Ah, land-- landscapes.
That's great.
That's good.
As long as you love it--
As long as you love
what you're doing.
And I think that we should get some
menus. Otherwise, we'll be late.
Well, they gave me
a menu already.
I don't know if it's...
I don't know if Michelle told you--
we've got opera tickets tonight.
Oh, yeah.
We try to go as often
as we can.
I mean, you know,
I know she loves it.
Yeah, but you
like it too.
- I don't force you.
- Of course you don't.
Absolutely, I love it.
But I know how much it means to you.
That's true.
You know what the great thing
about it is for me?
- It makes you feel special when you're there.
- Mmm.
I mean, I'm lucky--
my law firm gives me a box.
But I'm telling you something:
If you've got somebody
that you love,
you take 'em to the opera.
Hey, darlin'.
Yeah, I ought to bring
my girlfriend.
That sounds romantic.
- What? You have a girlfriend?
- Yeah.
Leonard, you didn't tell me
you had a girlfriend.
- I didn't?
- No.
Well, we haven't
been going out that long--
That's probably why.
It would've come up.
A man's got to have his secrets, Honey.
Come on.
Come on,
leave him alone.
I'm going to go
to the ladies' room.
Again, baby?
I'll be right back.
Hey, listen,
Leonard.
Come here.
I want you to do me a favor.
I want you to--
I want you to keep
an eye on her.
I want you to look out for her
for me a little bit, if you can.
She in trouble?
I think she might
be using again.
I mean, I know I shouldn't
be saying this, but...
I mean, I can see
the signs.
- I haven't seen nothing.
- Yeah? Sure?
I mean, you know, she comes
from a good family,
plenty of money.
You know, and her father
goes and spends it all
and boom, that's it--
So, whatever, just do me
a favor, all right?
Just-- just keep
an eye on her.
Just don't let her get
involved in that kind of thing.
Yeah. I don't play
with that sh*t.
I appreciate it.
Thank you.
You seem like you
have a good heart, you know?
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