Most Likely to Die Page #4

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- She didn't feel like coming in.

You guys are never gonna guess

- who she ran into this morning.

- Who?

- Tarkin.

- Oh.

- Tarkin?

- Yeah, Tarkin.

- That's a blast from the past.

- I know.

- Who's Tarkin?

- He used to own a liquor store.

Sold a little on the side too.

To underage kids

for twice the price.

He gave me my first

shot of whisky at 13.

What was Tarkin doing here?

He takes care of the place

when Ray isn't here.

Yeah, where is Ray? I mean, he's

not being a very good host.

He's been feeling pretty

down since he got cut.

You know, I should try his cell.

No cell reception.

I already tried.

The landline's dead too.

Jade:
I bet him and Ashley

are down at the beach,

you know.

They're down at the beach,

getting reacquainted.

Freddie:
Swimming?

- Simone:
There's a lot

of caves down there.

- Spelunking.

I'm gonna get another beer.

Anybody want anything?

I would love it

if you could give me

a little shirtless action

in camera.

For your fans, Rock Mannon.

- Jade:
Come on, take it off.

- It never pays me.

- Rock Mannon.

- Come on, Rock.

Bella?

Ugh, stupid.

Need some help?

No, I'm good.

Bella seems sweet, pretty.

Yeah, yeah.

Mm-hmm.

Can I help you with something?

I... I want to be

friends again.

Okay, great. Friends again.

Awesome.

- Whoa, wait, Queenie, I just want to explain.

- Don't call me that.

Okay, I was a jerk. And I don't

know what else to say, okay?

You abandoned me, Campbell.

You are a coward.

I was 17 and terrified.

I mean, come on, Gaby,

I'm trying.

It was really great to see you, Campbell.

It really was.

But there's just isn't

anything left to say,

so you don't need to try, okay?

I'm over it.

It's in the past.

So did you ask her?

I haven't asked her yet.

I'm sure you'll find the nerve.

I'm gonna go change.

( Door opens, closes )

( man breathing heavily )

So what have you been

up to all these years?

You know, married, divorced.

Seriously?

I have a habit

of falling for things

that look good on paper.

How about you?

I teach at Andersonville.

- Our archrivals.

- Yeah.

- How could you?

- They're good kids.

Traitor.

So, not to point out

the obvious,

but you look good,

not the Lamont I remember

in high school.

Yeah, I... I grew up.

Yes, you did.

Look, I lied back then

when I said

I joined Yearbook

for the hot teacher.

Oh.

I joined for you.

- What?

- Totally.

I mean, I had

the hugest crush on you.

- You did not.

- I did. I did.

I just couldn't work up the

nerve enough to tell you.

You know, I do remember,

right after Tommy and I

broke up,

that one day after class

you stayed

and you let me cry my eyes

out on your shoulder.

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