Haywire Page #3
Kept getting into fights.
Bleak future.
Kenneth knows
how to put trouble to good use.
I'm empty.
- You have family?
- Both parents, still going strong.
T eachers.
Two brothers and a rather adorable niece.
Whiskey.
- They know what you do?
- No.
I can never lie to my dad.
I tell him not to.
Still keeping tabs?
I hate babysitting jobs.
That guy just recognized me.
- Who?
- Gray shirt, gray tie, goatee.
- You sure?
- Yeah.
Why would he know you?
'Cause the last time I saw him,
I was in Baghdad in my hotel room.
All right. Here comes our friend.
Well, it's obvious you're newlyweds.
Still talking to each other
instead of the other guests.
- I'm sorry. Are we being rude?
- No, no.
- Katie, Eric Studer.
- Hi.
Listen, I had some brainwave.
What are you two doing afterwards?
Well, I don't know. You're jet-lagged, right?
No, I'm sorry. I mean tomorrow, this week.
No particular plans.
- We were going back to London.
- London?
I may have better than this.
- "We"?
- Yeah, some friends.
It'll be fun. We'll fly in,
put you up at a Suvretta.
- Well...
- Do you ski?
- Snowboard.
- These are the Alps, they're pretty steep.
Like the prices. We'll discuss it.
No, no, no discussion. We go.
I'll send the itinerary to your hotel.
Wheels up at 11 :00.
Okay? Okay?
You locate Goatee. I'll take Studer.
Myself and a few friends
are heading to a nice little village.
Maybe you could come and join us.
- Sounds good.
- Yeah?
Bet you look good in white.
Fluffy, little bunny.
Sunday?
Maybe Saturday, if we're lucky.
Then let's be lucky.
- Mrs. Hillier.
- Hi Katie.
Katie. You haven't promised to come skiing.
I can't even find my way around here.
Richard is in the other room. I just left him.
Well, actually, I was looking for the...
They're in the back of the library.
So much wine.
- So much to look at.
- Yeah.
You've only seen the inside.
I should show you the maze.
Isn't it a little dark out there?
Perfect time.
I get claustrophobic, even in the daytime.
No, the whole point is to relax
and lose yourself.
I'll take a rain check.
This is Ireland. Won't be long.
And to find your way back,
retrace your steps.
F***.
Hi.
- Where are you?
- In the bathroom.
I'm not used to drinking so much.
My friend from Baghdad has a date.
Well, a couple, actually.
I think it's the paid-for kind.
Where are you?
In the main room.
and made our apologies,
told him we'd discuss Saint Moritz
in the morning.
I think we should get back to the hotel
and talk to Kenneth, don't you?
Thank you.
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