Two Lovers Page #7
I'd never do that.
I'll take care
of you
because that's
what you deserve.
You deserve
to be loved.
And maybe you'll
learn to love me too.
Ahh!
I love you.
Oh.
You're so beautiful.
You're so beautiful.
Hi.
That was beautiful.
Yeah.
You know what
I just realized?
I never really
saw you.
I never saw you
either.
I can feel you, you know?
I can really feel you.
Yeah.
Can you see me now?
Yes.
You're beautiful.
You're the most beautiful,
What are we
gonna do, Leonard?
I can't stay here.
He's not gonna keep
paying for this apartment.
And I think I've really
got to go to San Francisco.
Then I'll just
go with you.
Are you serious?
Yeah.
I told you, Michelle,
I love you.
I'll do anything for you.
Do you really
love me, Leonard?
Yes.
Michelle,
let's just go.
Tomorrow.
Yeah.
F*** it,
let's just go.
Let's just get
the f*** out of here.
Yeah, f*** it.
I've got no reason to stay here.
I just want to be with you,
wherever that is.
I don't care.
You're crazy.
That's what
they told me.
All right, I'm gonna
work on the tickets.
You don't worry
about anything, okay?
I'll call you
in a little bit.
Okay.
I love you.
Okay.
Okay.
Bye for now.
Bye.
Good night.
Leonard?
Have you ever seen
"Benny Hill"?
I just got the new
DVD set.
Yeah, he's good, Pop.
What are you doing,
Leonard?
Just looking at some stuff
online, Mom.
What are you doing?
Do you need help?
No no, thanks.
I got it.
This is the best we
have at this price.
I just want it
to be right, you know?
Of all the rings,
I-I think this is
the best choice.
Yeah, it's nice.
I want it.
Very good, sir.
You'll be using
a credit card?
Cash.
I'll get you
your receipt.
Thank you.
Seven...
Hello?
- I got our tickets.
Is everything good with you?
Yeah,
everything's fine.
I called my girlfriend
in San Francisco.
- I'm excited.
- Me too.
So, listen, meet me in the
courtyard at 8:
00, all right?I got us a car to take us
to the airport.
- 8:
00.- All right.
I'll-- I'll definitely
be there.
I can't wait to
see you.
- Me too.
- Oh, one other thing.
- Yeah?
- I got you a surprise.
A surprise?
What'd you get me?
Uh, it wouldn't be
a surprise if I told you!
My God.
You are so weird.
I'll see you later.
Okay, bye.
Bye.
I'm glad you could make it in
today for our meeting, Leonard.
Just take a look
around the business,
acquaint yourself with
what's going on here.
A kid's got to start thinking
about his future sometime.
Oh, I do.
Well, this is your opportunity
right here, right now.
It could be
a terrific thing--
you and Sandra.
My daughter
And believe me, there's
lots of guys after her.
to give her what she wants
because she is
my life.
So I'm going to ask you
a question now.
And I'm going to
be direct with you.
I hope you don't mind.
Are you a f***-up?
I don't think so.
You-- you know why I'm asking
you this question, right?
Well, I think it's
'cause of Sandra.
It's Sandra
and the merger.
This is a terrific
thing for you,
a terrific thing,
to turn your life
around.
I understand that.
This business is
important to me.
Your father has a hell of
a good location out there.
And we're going to be
moving into that space soon.
And when we do, there is
an opportunity here
for you, for your father,
for your family,
for your future family,
If you apply yourself,
and I know you're going to.
I think you know how important
this is for everybody.
Yes.
Good. Good.
What's in the bag?
Just...
It's a surprise.
It's a gift.
- Oh.
- It's a secret.
Yeah, big secret.
Okay, so I'll
see you tonight, right?
Uh-huh, yeah,
at the party.
We're gonna celebrate
New Year's together.
I'm about to have lunch.
Do you want to have lunch with me?
No, I've got to go do some
shopping for my mom for the party.
- Okay.
- All right.
Good.
- Well, I'll see you later.
- Okay, Leonard.
- Thanks for coming.
- Bye.
You know, we celebrate--
we celebrate the New Year
twice a year, you know?
Because at
Rosh Hashanah and...
- All right, it's good.
It's a 1998.
- '98?
- 1998.
It's really very good.
I go there, and they
have a theater with--
For my princess.
Thank you.
Hey, Reuben,
you sure we got enough?
We've got this to last
until midnight.
We are in
a good shape, huh?
Good.
Reuben, why don't you
ask Leonard
- to help you with that?
- All right.
He's trying to open a box--
did you see that?--
With a plastic spoon.
- Enjoying?
Leonard, could you
help me for a minute?
I need to open
everything up.
Be right out, Pop.
Hey, Lenny, you still
taking all those pictures?
Hey.
Leonard, can you help me
with this, please?
Hello?
- Hi, Reuben.
- Yeah.
- I hope we're not late.
No, it's okay.
Come on in.
The Cohens are on
their way up.
- Oh, yeah?
- Sandra is with them.
Happy New Year, Pop.
Happy New Year.
- Leonard! You look so good.
- Yeah?
- Oh, thank you. It's nice to see you.
- Nice to see you.
Will you both hurry up?
- Hi!
- Happy New Year to you.
Hi!
There's lots of food.
Thank you so much.
- I'll be right back.
Leonard?
Are you leaving?
I saw on the computer that you
checked travel sites last night.
You're going
with her?
Yes.
I have to go, Mom.
But you don't even
have a bag.
I threw it
out the window.
You don't have to
worry about me.
I'm gonna be okay.
I love you
very much.
I know you do.
This is your home.
You come back here
whenever you want. Mmm?
Tell Papa that
I'm sorry.
And I hope I didn't
mess things up.
And that I'm happy.
- Are you happy?
- Yeah.
We want you happy.
I love you.
Thanks, Mom.
I have to go.
Uh, Michelle,
it's Leonard.
I'm downstairs.
It's 8:
05.Call me or I'll see you
down here. All right.
Bye.
Please come.
Please come down.
I was just calling you.
The car's out front
waiting.
I'm not going.
I'm not going.
He left his family
for me.
He told
his wife everything.
He says he wants
to get married.
I finally let him know
about my miscarriage
and that really
changed things for him.
Leonard,
You're such
a wonderful person.
But he left them for me.
You know, I've got to
give it a chance.
I feel like if I wasn't
with Ronald,
we could...
Just go.
I'm so sorry.
Go!
He's gonna pay you back
for the tickets, okay?
I'm sorry.
Are you okay?
What's going on?
Where were you?
I got you something.
Yeah?
Oh my God.
Leonard.
I--
You're crying.
I'm just happy.
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