Two Lovers Page #5
To tell you the truth, you
kind of remind me of my son.
- Hey.
- Hi.
What are you guys
talking about?
All right. Well, we're talking
about how beautiful you are.
Uh, the specials, please.
We're starving
- And we're kind of pressed for time.
- Yes, Mr. Blatt.
Can we have the specials?
Okay, Leonard, this is
where we part ways.
Yeah, it was
good to meet you.
It was good to
meet you too.
Hey, Carl, why don't you
take him where he needs to go?
That's nice.
Thank you.
No problem.
- Bye!
- Have fun.
Yeah, I agree.
- Hi.
- Hey.
How you doin'?
Good good. Um, your parents
told me you'd be home.
They said you wanted me
to come over.
They're at
my father's birthday.
Yeah.
Yeah, come on in.
Come in.
Um, you want
something to drink?
Yeah, sure.
Yeah? Okay.
What is this
that you're playing?
- Oh, opera.
- Opera?
- You like it?
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- I've never been to the opera.
I've been to "the nutcracker,"
but-- when I was little.
Yeah? What do you want,
water, soda?
- Soda, please.
- Lot of options, yeah.
I was just out with
a couple friends,
with some business
I have to do.
Thank you.
Is this
your whole family?
Yeah. Well, actually
I was adopted.
I was in line to be
King of Denmark.
No, yeah, that is.
That's my parents-- that's where
they met, the workmen's circle dance.
My uncle Tobias
introduced them.
That's him right there
with the mustache.
- Oh my God.
- Yeah, my dad just came over from Israel.
- And...
- Oh.
Yeah, it's cute.
That's me.
My mom as a girl.
These are dirty,
aren't they?
What's the matter?
Umm...
Leonard, this wasn't your idea
for me to come over, was it?
What?
What do you mean?
It's okay you
didn't call me back.
I--
We don't have
to go out.
I mean,
There are a lot of
guys who just--
That want to
go out with me.
Oh my--
oh my God.
I do like you.
Well, it feels
a little strange
with my mother
staring right there.
Mmm.
I should go
before your parents come home
and see us like this.
Are you kidding?
They'd be happy.
Probably picking out
baby names.
God.
take the pictures
at my brother's
bar mitzvah next month.
Yeah.
I'm taking the black
and whites-- the art shots.
That's cool.
My friend's having
You wanna come?
I'll try to see
if I'm free.
Okay.
Will you call me?
Yeah.
I'll see myself out.
Okay.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Hey.
- Leonard, could you meet me up on the roof?
What time is it?
It's early.
It's like 6:
30.Could you come up?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I'll come up now.
- Thanks.
- Right.
- Hey.
- Hi.
It's f***ing cold.
I know. I'm sorry,
but he's downstairs.
So what did
you think?
Leonard, what did you think of Ronald?
Tell me.
I don't know.
What-- what do you
want me to say?
Do you think he's going
to be with me for good?
Seriously.
I don't think so.
Sorry.
He's got this f***ing business
trip he wants me to go on.
I don't know what to do.
Michelle, come on!
What are you doing?
Come on, seriously.
He's the kind of guy
who's got this
whole life,
His family
and sh*t.
You think he's gonna
leave all that?
I know
I would.
I'd definitely leave
everything for you.
Leonard, you're very sweet,
but I--
I think if you knew me better,
you wouldn't feel that way.
I don't care.
Leonard, listen to me.
You're like a brother
to me now.
Oh!
I know we've only known each
other for a couple of weeks.
But I-- I feel like I
could tell you anything.
You know? I need you
to be my friend.
You know, why don't you
tell Ronald, okay?
Tell Ronald.
Go away on your trip--
- Tell Ronald?
- I don't care.
Have a great time.
Leonard, where
are you going?
I don't think we should
see each other anymore.
Oh, Leonard,
don't say that.
Leonard!
Hey, Sandra,
it's Leonard.
Uh, I know it's really early.
You're probably sleeping,
but I was just checking
my schedule and I'm free.
And, yeah-- see about maybe
going out with you to this party.
So why don't you call me
when you get this?
All right.
Hey, Happy Thanksgiving.
Bye.
David, give us a turn.
Give us a turn.
How does he look?
And as our last event
of the day,
I'd like to invite mom,
dad and sister Sandra
to come up and give you support
for your candle-lighting.
Bring everybody
real close.
Come on in, come around.
Not so close.
It's been such a great
afternoon, everybody.
What a way to
wrap things up.
Our host, dad Michael,
would like to say a few words.
If you could give him a
tremendous round of applause...
Thank you.
Thank you, thank you.
I just want to say that--
how proud I am
That everybody took the time
to come to David's bar mitzvah.
And on behalf of
your sister Sandra
and your mother Carol,
I want to tell you
how proud we are of you.
I just have one question:
With all your gifts,
Can you make me
a $200 Loan?
Okay, we're going to
light the last can--
Leonard, come on
up with us.
My daughter's boyfriend,
everybody-- come on.
We're going to light
a candle for David.
All right, David, at this time
I'd like you to
close your eyes
and make a big wish.
He's very popular.
I thought it was on silent.
Excuse me. I'm sorry.
Help me count, everybody.
Here we go-- one two...
- Three--
- blow out those candles!
Ah, mazel tov!
Last dance, everybody.
Everybody up for the last dance!
Come on.
Good night, Leonard.
- Bye.
Leonard?
I saw you called me.
What do you want?
I'm sorry.
I know you don't want
to talk to me,
But I don't-- I don't
know what else to do.
Um, I'm not
feeling well.
What's wrong?
I was supposed to go
to the doctor today.
I'm-- I'm at home
right now.
Ron was supposed to take me,
but I don't know where he is.
bad a few hours ago.
You're bleeding?
I may need to go to
the hospital,
but I'm afraid
to go by myself.
Can you come
with me, please?
Yeah, I'll come.
Thank you so much,
Leonard.
Leonard?
Hey. What are you
doing down here?
What happened?
I don't feel
very well.
I'm scared something's
gonna happen.
Wait here. I'll try
and get us a cab.
Mr. Kraditor?
Come.
Is she awake?
Yeah.
But she's still
sedated.
Mmm, Leonard.
How you feelin'?
I'm so cold.
Yeah, I can feel that.
Is that normal?
Yeah, that's typical
from the anesthesia.
She should be fine. She just needs
to see a doctor in a couple of weeks.
What'd they do
to her?
The doctor had to
perform a D. and C.
She miscarried.
She wasn't aware she was
pregnant until she came in today.
They said you're okay
and that's what's important.
I know.
Rex, hi.
Oh, come in.
This is my dog, Rex.
Oh hi, Rex.
Oh.
Leonard, I gotta
go lie down.
Yeah, you should.
Okay, I'll bring you
the pillows.
Thank you.
I brought you
some water.
Thank you, Leonard.
Feelin' better?
Good.
I had these crazy
nightmares while I was out.
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