On the Other Hand, Death Page #3
who first got me
interested in politics.
After I left
the seminary
and went to college,
I had no idea
what I wanted to do.
So you were
a good boy, huh?
Not always
such a good boy.
Stop that.
Well. Here's
to bad boys then, huh?
And to bad girls.
I'll drink
to that.
Okay.
Down!
Wait!
Don!
Hey, a**hole!
I see you, you son of a b*tch!
Come here!
Come here!
Everybody all right?
Yeah, yeah.
Everybody's fine.
- Did... Did you see who it was?
- No.
But I tell you, it didn't look like
some kid's prank, though.
Oh, God.
It's okay.
Morning!
Hey,
we get anything
on this mystery
client of ours?
I don't know.
Does his picture count?
You got his picture?
I remembered
there's a security camera
in the parking lot,
so I contacted
the guard service,
and they got me this.
Kenny Kwon...
good job.
As if the face and body
weren't enough.
There's a mind
to go with it, too.
He wrote back.
"I am traveling
in Taiwan this week.
Please e-mail me
the report as arranged."
Okay. Send him back
a message.
Just say
everything's fine.
Nothing suspicious.
We can keep him
online that way.
But I thought you were
supposed to contact Bailey
the second this guy
contacted you.
I will. Eventually.
First, I'd like to figure out what
this undercover cop's been investigating.
If we can figure out
who's got the most to lose,
maybe that'll lead us
to our mystery man.
Why do you even care?
We got paid.
I don't like being
made a fool of.
You know, go over my notes
from when I was tailing the cop.
Maybe you can figure out
what she's been working off now.
You realize
this is only
asking for trouble.
We don't pick
our fights, Kenny.
They pick us.
Where you going?
I'm heading
out to Hollis,
see if I
can help those ladies
figure out
who's harassing 'em.
Aw, that's sweet...
Private Eye
Donald Strachey
taking time out of his
busy crime-fighting schedule
to save two helpless
little old ladies.
We should
just move!
Then they win!
So what?
So what?
Maybe we win, too!
to Vermont like we always wanted to
and start that
bed and breakfast.
Or... Or we could
take a year off,
- or we could go to Italy, Spain!
- No!
I've already
told you,
when we do
any of those things,
we are going to do them
on our own terms
and not because
some f'ing jackass
has spooked us
into leaving.
Fine. Have it
your way.
Talk to her,
would you please?
You always
fold the cards!
You do it
every time.
Whatever happens,
I'm not leaving
till we get it
figured out.
Oh, Andrew,
you got a life.
You've got a job
in San Francisco.
You can't just
pack up and...
I already took
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