Uncertainty Page #6
It's a big mistake.
I mean, I cannot rely
on your father.
I'll talk to her.
Want to put this in a bag?
Yeah?
We're leaving.
Hey, what?
I thought--I thought that you
were staying over tonight.
No chance in hell.
Okay, well, listen, you have to
call me this week, okay?
I will.
You have to keep me posted.
I will.
Call me tomorrow?
Sophie, I think--
What?
You were so wonderful
this afternoon.
Thank you.
I'm so glad you got to see some.
Me too.
Okay, bye.
Bye.
Love you.
Call me tomorrow.
I will.
Okay?
I will.
Okay, love you, bye.
I love you, papi.
I love you.
Bye, mama.
Bye.
Happy Independence Day.
I'm not feeling
very independent.
So how long has he been living
in this place?
Couple years.
How long did he box for?
God, since way before
I was born.
Did you ever see him?
I did.
Hey, tio Dio?
Yes?
I'm pregnant.
That's beautiful.
You're gonna have a baby,
Katalina?
Do you hear that, Tiger?
Katalina's gonna have a baby.
That is nice.
Who is the father?
Tio, Bobby.
That's nice.
Can you kick it up a notch?
Like, kick it up?
O Canada
Yeah, that's it.
Our home and na--
You know, we haven't
known each other for that long.
It's not that long.
No, it's not a long time.
It's not.
Doesn't it feel like
a long time, though?
Okay, good point.
What if you couldn't
write music anymore?
What if--what if you couldn't
play music anymore?
I'd kill myself.
Very funny.
I'm gonna play music.
I'm gonna play music.
Look, I know what you're saying,
all right?
Because based on our decision,
there's consequences for that,
for me.
I know, things change.
Things change
based on our decision,
but I'm gonna play music,
and you're gonna dance.
Dancing in a kitchen?
It wouldn't happen like that.
Do you see what's behind you?
It's beautiful.
Why don't we
stay up here tonight?
Okay.
We're here, tio.
Welcome back, Diego.
Hi.
Did you have a good day?
Yes.
I love you.
I love you too, Katalina.
Wanna say bye to Bobby?
Okay.
Bye.
Bye-bye.
You want to come over?
Okay.
Okay, girl.
Come on.
Come into the kitchen.
Come into the kitchen.
Do you have a bowl or something
so we can give her some water?
Yeah.
A bowl that doesn't have,
like, light soy sauce.
Yeah.
Mint Moroccan tea?
That's new.
I'm so hungry.
Yeah, we haven't eaten today.
Almost.
What?
What are you thinking?
How many months
have you been here?
Not that many.
I can't tell if you're
still unpacking or packing.
Unpacking.
What are you really
thinking about?
I think my mother
is all right.
What do you mean?
I just saw
so clearly today how...
she thinks life has...
disappointed her.
Really?
You know what I saw today
in your mom
that I never saw before?
Just how strong she is.
She reminded me of you today.
What?
You scared?
I know.
I don't want to
disappoint you.
Will you kiss me now?
Let's get down to the bank.
Dog in the house.
Tiger.
Come here, come here.
We're out of coffee.
I'm supposed to be
at work later today.
What was that?
It's a text from Fitz.
Asked why we didn't come
last night.
I thought it'd be
something about Tiger.
No, it's not.
What are we gonna do
with the dog?
Hi, we'd like to open
Yeah, upstairs.
Upstairs?
Yeah.
I just need some signatures
on the back where the Xs are.
There.
Now, the both of you
are gonna be on there?
Yes.
Okey-doke.
We need to decide
what size box you want.
We have the 2-inch
and the 5-inch.
They're both 18 inches long.
All right.
Do you ever feel like
you're pretending?
I hope you're not talking
about last night.
And I think we're all set.
If you'll just follow me,
I'll show you
where they're kept.
Is that gonna be big enough?
How big is $500,000?
That's what I'm saying.
So, just have to show you
how it all works.
So I had this cup
of espresso.
I'm talking just a tiny shot,
you know?
The tiniest shot.
Not even, like--
it's a single,
not a double.
And I felt it instantly
in my body.
Like, I was jittery.
I had a hard time concentrating,
and I felt it in my stomach.
Like, I felt it here.
Of course, I had to go
to the bathroom immediately.
Then I was thinking,
"Oh, it's not gonna be that way
with tea,
or diet sodas probably
don't have the same effect."
But I think tea is different,
right?
You think?
Are you sure that's decaf?
Yes.
All right.
I'm turning it on.
Look, are you sure
you want to do this?
We can't stop after this.
Call him.
Okay.
Hello.
Is this Dmitri?
Yes.
Yeah, this is Bobby.
I know.
We're at a Chase bank
at the corner of Canal and Mott.
You meet us here, right now,
you bring the money,
and you put it in
as small a case as possible.
We put the money
then you get the phone.
I'm on my way.
He said he's on his way.
Let's get back inside.
You know, when I was little,
my dad told me
that babies grew on trees.
My dad told me
I came from his balls.
Well, that was the truth.
Yeah.
How old were you?
Should have been here by now.
What did he say?
I told you what he said.
I mean, did he give you
a time when he'd be here?
He said, "I'm on my way."
That's all he said.
What if it's a boy?
I don't know anything
about boys.
I'm a boy.
Where the f*** is he?
Sh*t.
The guy's here.
The guy's here from yesterday.
Come on. Come on.
What guy?
The guy with the gun.
Dmitri?
No, not Dmitri,
the Chinese guy.
My God.
Sh*t.
Do you see anything?
He's down there.
I can see him in the mirror.
How did he find us?
I don't know.
But the Treo's on.
What is he doing?
He's got his phone open.
We're safe here.
Doesn't feel safe.
This was our plan.
I know,
but it's a stupid plan.
F***, he's coming up
the stairs.
Get in the elevator.
Go, go.
F***.
Bobby, turn it off!
I am, I am, I am.
Turn it off!
I am.
Sh*t.
Give me your purse.
Take it!
Just go!
Sorry!
Sorry.
Excuse us!
In here!
In here, in here.
Go, go!
Get back there!
Okay.
Bobby, is he there?
Bobby.
Look at me.
I don't think
I can run anymore.
Yes, you can.
No, I don't think I can.
The door's locked.
The door's locked, okay?
Come on.
Come on!
Okay.
You're okay.
Bobby, I can't.
You're okay.
Come on, okay?
We have to find a way down.
Okay, okay.
F***!
Come on.
Okay.
I got you.
Come on.
Sh*t! Go!
Go, go, go!
Crap!
Come on!
Bobby, I can't.
Got you.
In there! In there!
Bobby, the lock!
Is it locked?
Let's go.
Okay.
God.
Which way, Bobby?
The... south.
Do you see him?
No.
The bridge.
F***!
Wait.
Wait.
This is f***ing crazy.
I know.
I almost told my mother
last night.
And then you came
to your senses, right?
Well, I mean,
I told my sister.
Yeah, I know you did.
But I-I know that my mother
wouldn't understand
that it's a decision, you know?
I mean...
The fact that
not wanting to have a baby
was my first instinct,
one I thought that I'd--
we'd absolutely act upon,
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