Sleeping Beauty Page #2
Even more talented.
Come.
And your name...
We'd like to call you Sara.
OK. Thank you.
F***!
-You all right, darling?
-Yeah.
-Would you like a lavender tissue?
-Sure.
I'm sorry.
F***.
-Good afternoon.
-Good afternoon.
-How are you?
-Very well, thank you. And how are you?
Oh yes, fine. Thank you.
OK sit down at the table.
To what do I owe this
extraordinary pleasure?
Nothing special.
Nothing special?
White or white?
Can we watch some porn?
No.
What have you done
to your fingers?
Sara?
Hi, Sara.
I'm Sophie.
-You look lovely.
-Thanks.
OK. Now, I need you to go into the
dressing room for me and fix your make up.
You'll find a lipstick palette in there
and I want you to match...
...an exact match...
...match your lipstick to the
color of your labia.
You're kidding me.
It's not a game.
You're OK? Good.
Ready?
Let's go.
Thank you friends for coming
here tonight.
As ever, it is wonderful to see you.
Thank you.
This evening we're serving
Beluga caviar with toasted brioche.
Service.
Galantine of quail stuffed with
black truffle on the nest of fried leek and herbs.
Curious choice.
many years ago.
On the occasion of my 20th
wedding anniversary.
But tonight, I've asked my chef
to do what he can...
...to bring it back to life.
Perhaps you'll be able to tell me
whether it really does taste so good.
Or if it is the memories of Elizabeth
and that night that make it so special.
To the dish itself.
To the dish.
To memories.
-Brandy?
-Thank you.
Such fair skin.
Brandy?
Thank you.
Not to worry.
Upsy daisy.
No harm done.
Sorry.
Don't worry.
You did really well.
Leave those for the cleaners.
We won't be needing you
anymore tonight.
Thanks.
-You look lovely.
-Yeah, you too.
Your hair looks great.
-Just this once.
-Thank you.
It gets a bit easier.
It's never easy, though.
How long have you been
doing it for?
What kind of a question
is that?
I'm sorry.
-Thanks.
-No problem.
May I?
Yeah, be my guest.
Some people fake their deaths.
I'm faking my life.
You're doing a good job.
I want to show you something.
suck your cock.
Hallelujah.
Hi, Lucy.
What time is it?
It's morning.
Can I get you anything?
Coffee?
Yeah, coffee.
Thanks.
Hey, Birdmann?
Will you marry me?
Yes.
Thank you.
-Not at all.
-It's very kind of you.
It's a pleasure.
Thanks.
I'm ready, I think.
We can get you back
into detox.
I could, I'm flush.
Thank you.
I don't think I'd make it
this time.
You could.
Do you believe that?
I don't know.
Sandhill Dunnart.
Nocturnal and endangered.
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