Don't Look Back Page #2

Synopsis: Nora Clark is a children's book writer whose life is at a crossroads. After moving back into the house she inherited from her grandmother, Nora comes to grips with the traumatic memories from her childhood, and takes in an inquisitive, seductive new roommate, Peyton, who is not entirely whom she appears to be.
 
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Where's the money?

That's the problem.

Sort of. I know where it is.

I know who's got it, anyway.

You remember Chuck T?

Chuck T. From Humboldt? Yeah.

He's letting us use his house

out there in Topanga.

Why don't you come with us?

You can tell us your story

about how everything got screwed up.

He's got a pool table.

- What do you say?

- Okay. That'd be good.

Are you mad at me?

Look at that. His wife's name is on

his damn boat. P*ssy-whipped or what?

Ship ahoy, a**hole.

What do you say, Morgan?

I hear you're a Republican now, Steven.

Jesse?

- I'm afraid so.

- Where you been?

He's a world traveler, been everywhere.

Now he's back. You believe it?

Why didn't you let us know where you were?

I don't know, I should have.

Why didn't you let your granddad know?

He went to the police. They didn't know.

Everybody thought something

must have happened to you.

- I'm sorry.

- Seven f***in' years and not a word!

Know what you put us through?

You couldn't call?

- You couldn't write us a postcard?

- Damn it, Steve, back off.

I came back to see y'all.

You don't have to start giving me sh*t.

- Damn.

- Come on.

Come on.

Hold on.

It's great to see you.

Get off the goddamn rag.

- Daddy!

- No.

You're kidding.

Jeremy, come over here

and say hey to your Uncle Jesse.

Hey, kid.

Hi, Uncle Jesse.

- Good shot.

- Wasn't that f***in' hard.

- Where do they live?

- I'm serious.

Shut the f*** up, this is their neighborhood.

Steve lives here?

He's big sh*t. He's corporate and all.

This is big, clean...

Little Stevie!

Hey there, Michelle. How you doing, darling?

Hi, Morgan.

I want you to say hey to Jesse, the Jesse.

Steve told me you were back for a visit.

Nice to finally meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

- See there.

We're on our way to the Point.

Thought you both might want to come.

We'd love to, but my parents are here.

Hi, there.

Steve, come on now! Let's go get drunk.

Get some clean underwear on.

So you say this cat's name is Jesse?

And you been looking for him.

I've been looking for him.

I tore up half of goddamn Hollywood

looking for him.

I almost caught the son of a b*tch

in a crosswalk.

In a crosswalk?

But he got away again?

I couldn't get out of the f***in' car.

You didn't take that money yourself, did you?

What?

Hell no, Marshall!

God damn it! I didn't want to come down

here in the first place.

Skipper, son, this is a major f***-up.

You lost track of a lot of my money.

I know I did. I'm sorry, I just f***ed this up.

This is business, did you know that?

Are you pissed off at me?

- Did you tell me the whole story?

- Yeah.

I gave you all the damn details. I know

I'm good with details, you've said that.

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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