Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye Page #2
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at some quiet gas station
where we can clean up.
Right on time.
So they got your brother.
Oh, shut up.
It was on the radio.
Who's this?
His name's Mason.
We got the stuff from him.
What else did it say
on the radio?
The usual.
Only you're better-looking
than they said.
You ought to see me
dressed up.
I'll see you, Carter.
I got an interest
in you.
I got to get back
to the shop.
Come on, Holiday.
All right.
I'll be seeing you again,
won't I?
There's no need for you
to see me again.
Say, what's this shop
Jinx was talking about?
Radio shop.
He fixes radios.
Oh. He's in
the wrong business
the way he can
drive a car.
You made a crack
a minute ago I didn't get.
You said you had
an interest in me.
That's right.
I did this job
on credit.
Holiday owes me $1,000.
But Holiday
hasn't got any money.
What makes you think
I have?
Oh, I know you haven't
any either.
Not right now, anyway.
But there's a difference
between you and Holiday.
She's honest. You're not.
And you have certain
shall we say,
ways of getting money.
Am I right?
Yeah, sure.
But do you mind
if I don't think about
money for a half hour?
All I want right now
is milk.
I haven't had any
in two years.
Take your time.
There's no rush
about payment.
That's nice.
There's a supermarket
in the next block.
Hartford's the name.
Hartford, uh-huh.
Oh, uh, that stuff of mine
in the back seat...
you better get rid of it.
How do you want it
handled?
I'd like the police to find
They will.
Good.
Uh, Mason...
where does Holiday live?
Marakeesh Apartments,
Marakeesh, 101.
She goes by the name
of Caldwell.
Caldwell.
Well, I'm glad
you got here.
So am I.
and put me behind schedule
a half an hour.
Morning, Joe.
Good morning, Mr. Hartford.
Sorry I'm late.
That's okay,
we're both late today.
What time do you
usually get here, Joe?
Oh, about 9:
30if the truck
don't break down.
What do you want?
Lots of things.
Well, you're not going
to find them here.
You'd be surprised
what a man can find.
Food, for instance.
Will you please leave?
Leave?
Just got here.
Seen the papers?
Yeah, I've seen the papers.
And I don't want
to talk about it.
No, neither do I.
As far as I'm concerned,
it's all past and done with.
Yourbrother wasn't killed.
No, that's right,
that's right.
Oh, uh, speaking
of brothers
where was he
going to live?
I took a room for him here,
across the hall.
Good.
What do you mean, "good"?
Well, since he won't
be using it, I will.
Oh, incidentally, uh...
honest-to-goodness nice girl.
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