Autumn Dreams Page #2

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Yeah, yeah.

Hello.

Hi.

You look great.

Yeah, you too.

Thanks.

So...

I'm looking for your lawyer.

Do you work here?

Yeah, I do.

Well, I...

I really need to find out

what's going on here.

Yeah, why don't we go

over here.

We can talk and I'll try to get

a hold of Tony.

Ok.

Give me this.

Thanks.

Your boss has a great office.

He'll be very pleased

to hear you say that.

Do you like him?

He has his good days

and bad days.

I think he's liking this one.

Voice mail.

Tony, it's Ben.

Call me asap.

So I don't understand

what's going on.

We have to get a divorce?

It's kinda hard to do

when you're not married.

Did you not get the note?

No note,

just those very intimidating

legal documents.

I told Tony to include the note

with the documents.

Let me explain.

Excuse me, Mr. Lawson.

You have to leave now

for that appointment.

I'll be right there, Tracy.

Thank you.

This is your office?

Not bad for a farm hand,

Sure beats the barn.

Hey!

I got your message,

I was on my way in.

Tony, this is Annie.

Nice to meet you.

We gotta go.

We're expected.

I'll update you on the way.

Let's go.

Annie, sorry, this won't take

very long.

Where are you staying?

I just came

from the airport.

Ok.

Tracy?

Tracy?

Can you please set Miss Hancock

up at the corporate suite

and have Hector take her?

Thank you.

That's ok, I'm fine.

Annie, I insist.

Wait a second.

You're the Annie?

Annabelle Hancock?

That's right.

If we're complete

by the 26th,

should be there in 10 minutes.

No, it has to be done

by then.

Forget the small print.

Can you hold please?

Hector.

Hi. This is Miss Hancock.

She's an old friend.

Please take good care of her.

My apologies, I have

to travel with Tony,

we're about to finish a deal

but I promise when we're done

we can talk.

Would you mind following me?

Yes sir.

An hour and a half.

He's a busy guy?

Yes, miss.

He enjoys this

larger-than-life life?

I don't think he has the time.

It's just you and me?

That's right.

Hector, I drive a tractor.

I'm not really a limo

kind of gal.

Mind if I ride up front

with you?

It would be my pleasure.

Ok.

Thank you, sir.

You're very welcome.

What a day.

Excuse me, we'll have

whatever she's having.

Annie, thank you

for your patience.

We are all yours.

Great.

Can one of you tell me what's

going on with this divorce?

'Cause we're not married.

The thing of it is I recently

found out that your marriage

was never officially annulled.

No paperwork

exists anywhere.

I don't know how it happened,

probably got lost in the mail.

But it is a problem.

It's a big problem, because

I'm getting married next month.

Ok, great.

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