The Boy Page #2
measures against them.
Hello darling.
Mr. Heelshire will explain
the rest of your duties.
And food goes in here.
Thank you.
Now, Ill show you the traps.
As we do our best to
keep up the house,
by the way, we dont use
the fireplaces anymore.
Bit of a hazard.
And regrettably,
the last tradesman
we had actually...
he managed to paint
the windows shut.
Personally, I dont think that
all of this is necessary, but...
...Mrs. Heelshire is convinced that
the rats will get into the walls.
And Brahms, of course hes never
been very fond of animals.
He has always been
very shy, you see.
Very timid.
I know how this must
look to you, Miss Evans.
And to be completely honest Im
not sure how all came to this.
Little by little and then
all at once, I suppose.
What Im trying to say, is that whatever
it might look like on the outside,
our son is here.
Hes very much with us.
- Do you understand, Miss Evans?
- Yes.
Good. All good.
Thats very good.
"Gentle Jesus, meek and mild,
look upon a little child.
"Pity my simplicity. Suffer
me to come to Thee."
God bless Mommy.
God bless Daddy.
God bless Greta.
God bless Me.
- Amen.
- Amen.
You were such a good boy today,
Brahms.
You behaved like a little gentleman.
Mommy is so proud of you.
Could you give us a moment alone
Yeah, sure.
He wants you, Miss Evans.
Hes chosen you if
youll have him.
I dont know. This whole
thing is just creepy.
A huge house in the middle
of nowhere, no neighbors,
the windows dont even open,
no cell service, no Wi-Fi.
Greta you know you
needed to get away.
This is perfect for you.
No, you just been paid to babysit...
the doll.
You should see the
way they talk to it.
Yes, its a little creepy, but
its only for a few months.
You can handle this.
Greta, you need this money.
- Start over. Forget what happened.
- Youre right.
- Right.
- What?
- Its Cole.
Hes been calling non-stop.
He even came by the house, he
scared Morgan half-to-death.
- Whatd you tell him?
- Nothing.
And Im not going to
tell him anything.
the restraining order.
- Okay. Dont engage, dont...
- Okay.
If he asks tell him you
dont know where I am.
- I know, I know.
- You know that, sorry.
I cant stand to see
you get hurt again.
No!
How could you? What
have you done?
Wait till I tell daddy.
Mommy must go now.
You have to be a good boy.
Because you promised us.
I apologize for the
rush, Miss Evans.
Its so long since weve been on
holiday and were anxious to be off.
so fond of you.
I only wish we had
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