Man and a Baby Page #2
- Year:
- 2017
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What can we do then?
When it's an adult
we can't even
report her missing.
But she is missing.
When a healthy person
leaves her family -
it's not the same as
literally going missing.
You just have to think
where your wife has gone.
What else do you think I'm thinking?
All the time.
Don't know. I'm a policeman.
Not a mind reader.
I'll make dinner for the kids.
Hormones...
those days I feel sick.
Didn't you want to leave your husband?
To split?
Not once. But murder came
to my mind a few times.
How long do you think
she needs you home?
A few weeks. To get
back to her feet.
I feel for her.
I know that breastfeeding
can be hell.
When the babies get their first
teeth, they're like vampires.
Be a mother's little helper for a
while and then we'll re-evaluate.
Was it so easy? Are you
No way. The whole company will go belly up.
As you can see.
Say hi at home. My condolences.
Thanks. I'll pass them on.
- Bye.
- Bye.
That went well. Really well.
Except I ate a cookie
from the floor.
Peippo? Peippo! Up here!
How do you like the new place?
Pretty OK...
How's, what was it again?
A boy.
- How's the boy?
- O K.
- But Helena's not well?
- Pia.
To say it straight -
- she's insane.
- Helena?
Pia.
She's gone mad?
Yep. Quite insane.
I see. My girlfriend
was at the funny farm.
- What?
- Yep. For over 10 years.
What the hell?
I had no idea. How is she?
Who?
Your girlfriend.
Quite well, I guess.
- Must be tough.
- To whom?
To you, damn it. To her.
Don't know.
How does it feel when your
partner goes mad? -Who?
Your bloody girlfriend. -She's not mad.
You just told me.
No. She's a nurse.
She was there 10 years
ago when we were dating.
That was before I flipped
and she left me.
What? You flipped?
Yep. Quite mad.
Ta-dah!
- What?
- Can you see it?
See what?
One day there'll a boat here.
That could be our
mutual dream...
I'm pregnant.
What?
One day.
What's all this hullabaloo?
Sorry. I'm late. How was it?
OK. Lucas ate some rocks. But
the baby slept the whole time.
- Here. Thank you.
- Thanks.
This is a nice place to come
to when he's a bit older.
Bye!
Shake. Straighten. Fold.
Pull. Fold. Very good.
- Dad!
- And me.
Hi, Janne. -Came to see you.
You don't answer your phones.
He doesn't speak yet. Won't need a
phone before he goes to school.
No, you and Pia.
Your mailbox is full. The
newspapers are sticking out.
- We had all sorts of thoughts when we drove in.
- What thoughts?
Nothing. It's only a saying.
When you drive in, you get thoughts?
Right.
- We brought flowers.
- I noticed.
Why don't you give me the
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