Wicked Blood Page #3
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- 2014
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Before you know it,
I've got a business to run here.
Are you gonna sit here and take
Shut the f*** up, Jackson.
This is f***ing stupid.
- What?
- Huh?
What'd you say?
What, are you retarded?
You ripped us off and we're
supposed to sit here
and take it up the ass?
Hell, no.
- Bobby!
- Hey!
- Sit down...
- I'm warning you.
I said sit down.
I am.
Price just went up.
You come in here and insult me,
accuse me of cheating.
Price just went up.
Frank.
Look, you don't like it,
go shop somewhere else.
We outnumber them ten to one.
You give me the word and I'll
kill him and his psycho brother.
No.
What do you mean "no"?
I mean no.
You going soft?
Is it the girl?
It ain't the girl.
We need time.
Time for what?
Jackson.
Fine.
You think it was them?
Hell, yeah, it was them.
You okay?
Oh...
my head's pounding
like a f***ing drum.
You know, back in
the middle ages,
if you disrespected the King...
you got killed.
Yeah, well, this ain't
the middle ages.
We got to get these
hillbillies in line.
We got to show 'em
who's boss, you know?
I mean, they're, they're
beginning to forget, you know?
We got to teach them
some respect.
So... you don't know
anything about this?
Hell no, Frank.
You know...
Using a little bit here and
there, you know, just a taste.
I got no reason to steal
my own sh*t.
You stop anywhere?
See anyone?
No, sir.
You lying to me, girl?
I can smell a liar a mile away.
No, sir.
She don't know nothing
about this, Frank.
Okay, you can go.
What the hell was that, huh?
I don't know.
I know you, Hannah Lee Baker,
and you're up to something.
Don't go messing around
with your Uncle Frank, all right?
Promise me you're not
up to something?
Okay.
For real?
Cross my heart and hope to die.
You're just like your daddy.
Smart as a whip.
Stubborn as a mule.
The Knight is knowledge,
how to fight,
against his prince's enemies.
outright, but leaps and skips,
and wily wise to take
by sleight a traitorous foe,
might slyly seek their
overthrow.
Who's stupid now, huh?
Who's stupid now?
Hey.
Hey.
Here.
What's the matter?
Two of my boys
got killed last night.
I'm really sorry.
Hmm?
No.
Frank say nothing?
L-I just... deliver
packages.
Why... you think
Uncle Frank did it?
No, no, uh...
His brother.
Bobby?
Mm-hmm.
So, what are you gonna do?
Nothing.
Why not?
'Cause I need this.
I could help you.
The Rooks are reason
on both sides,
which keep
And warily stand
by secret art
to work their will.
To take some time
a thief unseen,
might mischief mean
to King or Queen.
What are you doing here?
I thought you were
gonna quit that stuff.
I will.
When?
When I feel like it, I guess.
When are you gonna feel like it?
I don't know, Hannah.
Did you come over here
to lecture me?
I mean, you're not
my mama, you know.
I know!
But that stuff is gonna
kill you if you don't quit.
I got it under control.
I mean, I... I just need a little taste
for the day, you know?
You're never gonna
quit this stuff.
You gotta make a change.
A change?
Look around you, Hannah,
there's no change.
There can be, but we
Now... How?
Bill Owens.
Bill... Bill Owens?
Yeah.
Bill Owens?
That's your plan...
Bill Owens?
You leave Frank
and you go work for Bill.
Hannah, sweetie.
The only way I'm leaving
Frank is in a body bag.
So you're just scared of him?
F***ing right I'm scared of him.
You, little girl, have no idea
of what the Stinsons
are capable of!
You have no idea
of what I'm capable of.
Hannah.
Don't.
What do you mean?
Hannah.
So, when am I gonna meet
your Uncle Donny?
Never.
Why?
I don't know.
Get his blessing.
Don't need it.
He's an embarrassment.
I think I'm an
embarrassment to you.
Well, the age thing.
Stop it.
It's silly.
Hey.
Hi.
What are you watching?
Uh, creepy crawlies.
Creepy crawlies.
That's what daddy
used to call them.
I miss him.
Me too.
I need to tell you something.
I'm moving out.
What?
I'm moving in with someone.
Who?
His name is Bill.
Bill Owens.
Bill Owens?
Yeah, you know him?
Wait... is that the person
that you've been seeing?
Yeah, how do you know Bill?
Just from around.
I like Bill.
Me too.
There's finally
something we agree on.
Yeah, I guess.
You know, Uncle Frank
ain't gonna like that.
I don't really care
what he likes.
Think he's up to something?
Of course he's up to something.
Christ.
Can't Donny keep
Can't trust that useless
drug addict for nothing.
Okay, I'll talk to her.
I'm sick of dealing
with these a**holes.
They think they're
better than us.
We should just cut 'em out.
We don't have
the distribution chain.
I'll handle the business.
You fetch me Amber.
It's really loud!
Louder, the better.
She fast?
That was awesome.
We'll make a biker
out of you yet.
Amber told me.
About you and her.
You cool with that?
I guess.
'Cause I sure as hell
am too old for you.
Yeah.
Does she know about our deal?
No.
No, the less she knows about
our business, the better.
So...
You gonna take care of us?
Yes, ma'am.
Okay.
Check.
Hmm.
Mm-mm.
That's my piece,
what are you doing?
Mm-mm.
What, then?
Well, you can't win.
You can force a draw, though.
What if I don't want a draw?
Well, it's lose or draw.
Your choice.
It's a sad state when you get
your ass handed to you
by a teenager.
Yeah, you want to play again?
Yeah.
Rack 'em up, Bobby Fischer.
Sh*t.
So, what we talked about.
And?
And as long as Frank's alive
and I'm still cooking,
he ain't ever gonna
let me leave, Hannah.
Can I tell you something?
Yeah.
You know the missing drugs?
Yeah, Frank's missing drugs,
So... that was me,
- but...
- What?
- If you could just listen for a second...
- That was you?
But I just...
- If you could just listen to me.
- Are you selling Frank's drugs?
- Are you crazy?
- Okay, well you're clearly
- What the hell
- Are you doing, Hannah?
- So I'm just gonna go.
- Wait, wait... woah, woah, wait.
I'm sorry.
Are you going to listen?
Yeah.
I have a plan.
All right.
What?
We move in with Bill
until this blows over.
He'll take care of us.
All of us.
We can be a family again.
A real family.
I'll try.
I'll try.
I'm starving.
What do you got?
Kitchen's closed.
Are you deaf?
I said it's closed.
You don't seem like you're
too happy to see me.
That's because
every time I see you,
Well, he wants to see you.
Now.
I'm tired.
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