Kill Me Three Times Page #2

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You know what he told me

earlier?

That he'd sooner see me dead

than with another guy.

He actually said that?

The scariest part...

is that he was pointing this

at me when he said that.

F***ing hell.

Good thing we're leaving

tomorrow.

You sure you want to go?

Of course I'm sure.

But you haven't sold

the garage yet.

Things will be tight.

Money's always a problem

when you don't have much.

I'll get a job.

We can make enough

for the both of us.

Sure. I think

we can fit you in.

How's 2:
00?

Perfect. I'll see you at 2:00.

Alright. See you later.

Nathan!

Are you sober?

Mostly.

I'm sorry, Alice.

You're always sorry.

Yeah.

This is Charlie Wolfe.

Hang on.

Oi. Shut the door?

Yeah.

I have something

you might want to see.

Okay.

Should I drop in?

No.

You know the car park

by Merchant Rock?

I'll be there in an hour.

Hey, Bruce.

Where's Jack?

In his office.

You must be tired.

Yeah, a little.

Running around town

the way you do.

All hours of the day and night.

Excuse me?

- Bruce.

- Jack. The very man.

Just checking on that

case of whisky you promised.

Is later alright, mate?

I'm just heading out.

Yeah. Long as it's not

too much later.

Right?

Give us your car keys.

What's wrong with your car?

It's still at the paint shop.

Will you be long?

As long as it takes.

I have an appointment

with Nathan at 2:00.

Sh*t.

Wolfe!

I didn't expect your call

so soon.

Sometimes they make it too easy.

This was last night?

Jesus.

Do you have something for me?

I'm keeping this.

Be my guest.

I bought it just for you.

You feel like staying on

for a few days?

No sense hanging around.

I've got something for you,

if you're interested.

I'm listening.

How does 50 grand sound?

Like a dirty job.

And I'm still listening.

I want you to kill my wife.

Make the b*tch disappear.

Jack, you've worked yourself

into a knot over this thing.

Fine.

You're reacting badly

to some bad news.

- Just take some time.

- My mind is clear.

What you're talking about is a

one-way street. You understand?

Once you start,

there is no going back.

She's had fair warning.

She knew the consequences

and she did it anyway.

So f*** her.

You want my money or not?

Do you have that sort

of cash just lying around?

It's covered.

I mean untraceable.

This kind of job

doesn't come with a receipt.

I told you, it's covered.

There is, of course,

the issue of trust.

I trust you.

Yes, but how can I be sure

you're not gonna go soft

on me, Jack?

Well, we'll have to

trust each other.

Did you and your wife

ever trust each other?

You don't want the job? Fine.

Forget I asked.

I don't remember saying no.

So are you saying yes?

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