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Why now?

Jesus f***.

Need some gas, 'cause I got

some gas if you want some.

Jesus Christ.

What the f*** is wrong with you?

Just trying to help.

No, no.

I'm sorry.

This town is creepy

enough as it is.

Billy Colvin.

Oh, you're Billy.

Millie's Billy.

Sorry.

You know, I can have you

towed to the service station,

and I can take a look at it.

I'm not out of gas, 'cause

I filled it up this afternoon.

Like I said, I can

have a look at it.

I guess I don't have

many options now, do I?

What on earth?

Oh, my car died down the road.

Oh, get in here before

you catch a death of cold.

I'm sorry.

I don't know

what's wrong with it.

It's been running fine.

But it's a good thing

you didn't get further

down the road, honey.

You could've gotten

stuck out there all night

on that dark highway.

Billy, how many

times have I told you

not to come in here with

those dirty boots on?

Oh, well, thank

god Billy showed up.

Well, kind of.

I didn't mean to scare

her, mother, I promise.

Oh, no no.

He was fine.

It was just, I was startled.

He'd startle anybody.

He'd startle a ghost.

Looks like the grim reaper.

I'm sorry.

He said he could tow my car

up here and take a look at it.

Well, what are you

waiting for, Billy?

Go get her car.

And you come with

me, young lady.

We're gonna get you some

coffee and get you warmed up.

That's cool that

Billy could tow my car.

Oh, Billy's a sweet boy.

He just doesn't know how to

behave around the ladies.

He takes after his father.

Oh, he seems like

a very nice man.

Well, he is,

and I'll show ya, he

had a very nice girl.

She worked here

for a short time.

Thought they were

gonna get hitched,

but some handsome

dude came through here

and that was the end of her.

That's terrible.

Yeah.

She about broke his heart.

Mine too.

I really liked that girl.

Oh well.

Oh.

Enough of her.

Wouldn't of worked out anyway.

Oh, Millie, you never know.

There's always somebody

out there for everyone.

Yes, but out there is

where they're at, honey.

Not here.

I often wonder sometimes

what would happen

if Billy's father hadn't

moved us out here.

What did he do?

Professionally, I mean.

Oh, he was a doctor.

That's what he started out as.

We met in college.

He had a very fine

practice in the city,

and then his folks died

and left us this property

and he decided to retire

and move us out here.

What happened to your husband?

If you don't mind me asking.

Oh no.

Frank, he died

about 15 years ago.

Stupid fool fell off the roof.

Oh my god.

Well, I told him to hire a

gutter man to clean 'em out,

but, oh no, he's a

stubborn, stubborn man.

Are you happy here?

Gets a little lonely,

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