The Girl in the Park Page #3

my own merchandise?

These glasses

belonged to my mother.

Okay? She gave them to me

right before she died

- from leukemia, you a**hole.

- Right.

- Tell it to the police.

- Just a minute.

She did have the glasses on

when she came in.

I saw her.

In fact, I saw her earlier at a restaurant,

and she had them on then, too.

Hey! Hey!

I'm late for work.

Why'd you do that?

That's exactly what I want

to talk to you about.

The whole construction process.

With those heavy treads,

they track in mud, they track in...

- Hey, Flaco.

- Oh, hey, boss.

- Thanks.

- Gracias.

I know you Iike

your extra Sweet'n Low.

Thanks, man.

So what's going on?

I got a phone call from Leo.

- Good Iuck.

- A crisis inside?

There's a lot of people in and out.

- But they're always different.

- Yeah, there are--

Mrs. Kareken. Mrs. Kareken.

They are 19 people that we've

worked with before.

- How you doing? I'm Chris.

- Ah, yes.

- You remember me?

- Oh, yes, Chris.

You all right?

Do they have to be so noisy?

Come on over here.

Let's get out of their way.

A Iittle noise is a good thing.

It means that we're

actually doing some work.

Now, every day, either Leo or l

are gonna be here on the site.

Well get a progress report faxed to you

by the end of the day.

If you got any problems,

then you just call me 24/7.

- You got my cell phone, right?

- It sounds very organized.

I had no idea they were

going to be so noisy.

Demolitions are noisy, Mrs. Kareken.

- Hey, hey, hey.

- Uh-huh.

Calm down. Just don't worry.

When we get done here, you're gonna

have a beautiful home, all right?

Thanks.

- Ill see you later.

- Good night.

- Have a good weekend.

- Yeah.

- Good night.

- Good night.

You work really late.

It's not Iike I've been here all day.

I did some stuff and came back.

I thought I'd...

You ran off before

I could say thanks.

That guy in the drugstore--

such a d*ckhead.

You did take those glasses.

Yeah.

Oh, Jesus.

Hey, wait. Will you stop?

I just wanna talk to you for one minute.

Whatever you want from me,

forget it.

- I just wanted to tell you that--

- Do you understand?

Whatever you have

to say to me, I don't care.

There was this guy.

I met him in Michigan.

That's where I'm from.

He's this, um, successful guy

from New York

on a business trip or whatever.

So we hook up,

and he's there for, Iike, three days.

And he says if I come to New York...

Actually, it's more Iike--

it's more Iike,

when I come to New York.

Like he expects me to come.

Like it's a done deal.

And when I do, you know--

all these promises,

all this incredible stuff.

So I come. I show up.

And he's shocked, right?

Like, right away,

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