The Book of Henry Page #3
and he would come over,
she would wear
her Dracula teeth.
- God.
- And then she'd just, like...
Slowly smile, like...
Or maybe
she was being protective.
She was horrif...
She was being protective.
She was great.
She was just trying
to raise me right.
She failed miserably
but she should win an award.
Please don't let me
screw 'em up.
I mean, you just do
the best you can, right?
But they're kids.
Little tiny creatures
in the world
waiting for life to just happen.
I don't know how you do it.
Honestly, I don't know
how you do it all by yourself.
Come on, I have Henry.
Find me another male
of the species
who's... more grown up than him.
I'd like to.
Can I sleep here?
Henry! Let's move it!
There you go.
Hey, sweetie?
You okay?
Fine. Why?
What's with the face?
Nothing.
It's just a headache.
Okay.
Hey, sweetie.
Need a lift?
You okay?
Yeah.
Now for some bad news.
Zach's mom dropped off
donuts for his birthday.
Okay, class...
Time to start thinking
about your acts
for next month's talent show.
So, be sure to bring back
parent's signatures.
Henry, where are you going?
Henry!
Goddamn it, Janice. How much
longer does this have to go on?
What else do you need to see?
I believe you mean
Principal Wilder?
Henry, we're not going down
this road again.
Bruises, exhaustion,
decreased school performance.
What have her grades
been this year?
You know
I can't tell you anything
about another student's grades.
You're under no obligation
to investigate.
You need merely
report suspicion of.
It's, it's your ethical
responsibility as an educator.
I made preliminary inquiries
which turned...
So make secondary inquiries!
It's more complicated
than that, Henry.
Mr. Sickleman
is the police commissioner
and an upstanding member...
As if upstanding members
of the community...
These type of
baseless allegations
can have extremely
serious ramifications.
Jesus! Do...
Do these things mean anything?
I have known Mr. Sickleman
longer than you've been alive.
Don't condescend to me.
to public scrutiny
without conclusive evidence.
Fine.
I will handle this without you.
Henry Carpenter, come in. Over.
When do you think
mom's gonna be here? Over.
Sorry.
Where are we going?
We have to stop by Sheila's.
She was supposed to work the morning
shift but she didn't show up.
Stop that.
Sheila?
Hello?
Found her.
Lovely.
You brought the children.
Hello, Hank.
Sheila. Looking radiant as ever.
Let me guess, drinking away
memories of that ex
who left you in the lurch
with two young boys.
- That was you.
- Yeah.
I covered for you at work.
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