Chloe Page #2
Where's the bathroom? Frank.
It's over there.
So...
Are you okay?
Yeah. I'm fine, thank you.
Can I do anything?
There's no toilet paper
in this stall.
I have some.
Here you go.
Men are such a**holes.
Yeah.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
That's not mine.
Take it anyway.
Why?
I want you to have it.
I have to get
back to my husband.
We're playing
"Spot the Hooker."
That's pleasant.
This is a nice hotel.
There's a lot of
horny and wealthy
out-of-town businessmen.
This is a sexy situation.
And they mix in
with the normal people.
Well, they are normal people.
I don't know how normal they are.
Have you ever been with one?
Me?
What am I saying?
It's not a habit.
- I liked paying.
- Spare me.
When you want a little dusting and
cleaning with no emotional repercussions?
You want to avoid rejected women
coming after you?
You pay for it.
No?
Did you find that waitress sexy?
Which one?
The one you were flirting with.
Come on.
I was being friendly.
People are usually
so rude to service people.
I know. So you like to be
extra nice to make up for it?
Did you run
to catch your plane?
What?
Well, you only missed it by a minute,
you said, so you must have run.
It... it was a few minutes.
Did you intentionally miss
the flight from New York?
What difference does
it make if I...
if I missed it by mistake or intentionally?
Well, because you said it was a mistake.
And it was your birthday.
Surprise birthday.
It was neither intentional nor by mistake,
it's just what happened.
Did you go out for a drink?
No.
What would you like?
I'll have a Chardonnay, please.
Do you want to buy me a drink?
What do you like?
What are you having?
Here you are.
Another Chardonnay
for her, please.
Sure.
I don't usually meet with women.
Couples, yes,
but... a single woman...
Thank you.
I think my husband would like you.
Do you choose his women for him?
No.
- He can't come in himself?
- No.
Why not?
What's your name?
It's Chloe.
My husband's cheating on me.
I want to find out.
See what he does
if you present yourself to him.
Most of my clients are married.
He's not the client.
What does he look like?
He's tall, strong...
He has chestnut hair.
He's very handsome.
David usually has lunch
at the Caf Diplomatico.
And he's almost always reading
the newspaper.
If he asks
what I do for a living...
...what do you want me to say?
Say you're a student,
studying to be an interpreter.
Do you speak any other languages?
Some Japanese.
Okay.
Excuse me.
I'm sorry.
Can I borrow your sugar?
Sure.
Thank you.
Did you not recognize me?
I wasn't sure.
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