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At least once in a while.
It's only human.
I'm not asking much.
I wrote him a letter.
Will you give it to him?
Call me on my cell phone
after the concert.
I'll tell you where we're eating.
Come meet us.
Did you get to see lrene Paolini?
No. She stood me up.
I'm waiting for another appointment
Hello.
He got your letter.
Someone else gave it to him.
Hold on...
Excuse me tricky I have Emily.
She's on the phone.
And she's on the street outside.
What should I tell her?
- Nothing... OK...
- Apparently, it's not a great time.
What I suggest is that...
Meet us at the stage door.
It's on Rue Caumartin.
Go ahead.
Mr. Li wants to see you.
I called to say I'd be late.
Take care of this.
She's your niece.
Follow me.
- No use coming back.
- What did I do?
You know.
You didn't keep your word.
You must respect your family.
If they respect me.
I was like a father.
I lent you money.
I gave you a job.
- What a job!
- It's not good enough for you?
Yeah, yeah...
Ashamed working
with other Chinese?
I never said that!
We had an agreement:
no drugs here.
- I respected that.
- Liar!
They could shut down my restaurant.
Give me a light.
I'm gone for good.
And I'll pay you back.
Don't bother. Keep the money.
London, a few days later.
Sorry, the other day
I was with the head of programming.
I know... it's the same old thing.
I detect a note of reproach.
Not at all.
It's just that I know you.
- You're angry about the past.
- No.
You really didn't treat me that nice.
We don't have to see each other.
I can leave now if you like.
- No, don't.
- If you act up, I won't stay.
Stay.
So Sandrine says
you're moving back to Paris...
I can't go back to London.
Too many memories.
What are you going to do now?
I wanted to discuss it with you.
A drink?
The same thing... a whiskey.
As I was saying
I thought I'd talk to you.
I thought maybe you could help...
Maybe, but times have changed.
Sure, but times seem to be
treating you okay.
Yes, because...
I'm good at my job...
good at corporate politics.
But if I had a little freedom...
No, please... forget about it.
You're busy
for the show. It was great.
Thank you. That's so nice of you!
- See You soon, I hope.
- See you soon.
Lee didn't leave you anything?
We weren't married.
We had a joint account.
Almost empty.
And your son?
If I want to see him
I need to turn my life around.
Meaning?
I need a job, for example.
- And to stop shooting up.
- That's history.
- I doubt it.
- I said that it's history!
I was on methadone
Do you know how often
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