Janie Jones Page #2
- I know it's a shock.
- This is not happening.
- Thinking about not stick with it?
I'm thinking about what is best for Girl
- I think I can not do that.
- Right. You can choose.
Do not need to go with it.
I call the social worker...
But I think I will not like.
Come say "Hi, Dad."
And if you change your mind, I'm there.
Okay?
- Everything.
- Right.
Take a minute for them.
Jane Jones, this is Ethan.
Ethan, this is Jane.
Hi - Hi
Damn!
Damn! Sorry.
I do not mean it.
Did not mean to.
- You know how to play?
- I know.
- Long time?
- I do not know. Some two years.
Well..
I know it's weird,
but why not stay with us...
Until his mother call or show up?
Okay.
've Walked into a tour bus?
Well..
This is garbage.
- Hi, I'm Iris.
- Hi
Want to meet the bus?
No, I'm right here. Thank you.
Guys, has a child on the bus.
Sorry, but what could I do?
- Do not get stoned?
- Dude, do not put it here.
That sucks!
You can not take a child on tour.
It's bad luck. It is the same as
take a woman on a ship.
- She is not a woman. Is a child.
- Iris is a woman.
- So what?
- This is not a ship.
Okay. So good luck.
- Open the window.
- It's stuck.
I hide my porn magazine.
Does anyone here want to know the rest of the band.
- This is Chuck, our drummer.
- Janie Jones. I like your name.
- Hi, Chuck.
- This is Dave, bassist.
- Hi All right?
- This is Billy, guitarist.
- He played with Ashlee Simpson.
- Hi
- Okay. Come forward a bit.
- That. It.
Why is filling my bag?
Is only for a few days.
This is not what I'm talking about.
I'm not the villain here.
- Really?
- Yeah.
I am the villain of the story.
I'm just trying to do the right thing.
- What bullshit!
- Whatever. It was long ago.
She must be a slut drugged.
- Damn!
- What?
- What is it?
- I think she heard.
Janie?
So?
- Sorry. I should not have said that.
- Said what?
That hour.
Do not want to make you sad.
Do not know what you're talking about.
You wrote it?
- I think so.
- Is good.
Thank you.
Come with us.
- Really?
- Yes a little skirt.
- Okay. Sure.
- Beauty.
- What?
- What are you talking about?
You are totally out of rhythm.
Take it easy.
I'm out of rhythm?
Take it easy you jumpy.
Chuck.
- Sorry.
- Okay.
- Let's play.
- Please.
- Why are they fighting?
- For nothing, honey.
They are very dramatic.
- Can I ask you a question?
- Sure. Go ahead.
He knew his mother would do that?
She told me she had a plan.
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