All I Need Page #2

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- What would I have to do?

- I don't want to

get into that over the phone

but it would be a step

up, easily six figures.

More than enough to get

rid of all your problems.

- I don't know.

Why me?

- You have proven

yourself in many ways, Andrew.

Honestly I think

you'll be a good fit.

Are you interested?

- Yes.

- Great, I will

arrange a car for you.

My employer would like to talk

to you in person about it.

A word of advice,

keep an open mind.

- I will.

- I'm here for a meeting.

- The saucer as well.

- No, that's all for

now, thank you, Bindu.

Paul speaks highly of you.

He say's you're faithful,

you can be trusted.

Is that true?

- Yes.

- Sit down.

What do you want, Andrew?

Honestly, if you could have

anything, what would it be?

- I would want a

better life for myself,

be able to take

care of my family.

- You mean your daughter.

- Yes, my daughter.

- She's your only family?

- Yes.

- What would you do for her?

- I would buy her nice

things for school.

Put money away for her college.

- This is what you want?

- Yes.

- No, this is what

you need, not want.

You need to take care of her,

you need to provide for her.

The difference between

want and need is one

not many people understand.

What you want is to give

her the kind of life

that most only dream of.

Am I right?

- Yes.

- You see the difference?

- I do.

Why am I here?

- Won't you ask me what I want?

- What do you want?

- So many things.

I want my husband to have

survived that silly war,

but death is a part of life

and we will all face it.

I want to feel safe,

I want to feel like the

world isn't controlling me

but it's a fight

time is not on my side.

I want the years that were

taken from me while he was gone,

but time is fickle.

Youth and age do not

walk hand in hand.

But there is something

that can be done

and I need someone

to help me do it.

That's why you're here.

- What do you need?

- I will always remember my

husband just as he left me.

He will never age and for some

that's the best they could

ever ask for, to always be

that person, at their best,

even if it's only in memory.

However, the rest of

us aren't so lucky.

Our faults will only magnify

until we are unrecognizable.

Who would know it's us, once

time has run its course?

- I'm sorry.

- Elizabeth.

- Elizabeth, but I don't know

what we're talking about.

- We're talking

about youth, Andrew.

Keeping that which is yours.

Striking the uncertainty

of ageing from its hold.

- How?

- I found a way,

but it requires a

certain kind of skillset.

- What do you want me to do?

- It's not what I want

you to do, Andrew,

it's what you need to do.

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