To Each His Own Page #2

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Sometimes, they leave us no choice.

How many closed doors before us.

Slammed tightly.

It's good that I have a job.

It's amazing how those who do not

have a job cope with loneliness.

I have not discussed this with anyone else.

You could not.

But I'm talking about this now.

But why?

Please continue.

If you do not mind.

During the last war I was in France.

I had a wife and a son.

But when I returned, they died.

Flu epidemic. Here and so.

I was told about this.

Thank you.

And your story?

She's not here.

Try it.

Come on...

This is not at all interesting.

I have to be alone.

Miss Norris, I hope you did not think that

I was going to interfere in your affairs.

Of course not. Forget it.

Let's forget... Let's go,

we'll start with fresh air.

- We will begin?

- New Year's Life.

Let's have dinner together.

- You're crazy.

- You are indecisive.

No. I just do not know where you'll

find a table on New Year's Eve.

I'll find a table. You will go?

I'm not going anywhere.

And I also did not want to go

to a restaurant full of people.

But if you go with me...

Okay. But I assure you my dear Mr...

Imagine, I do not even know your name.

- Desh.

- Desh.

Do you relate to the Deshome family?

Yes.

I see... And where do you

find the table, Lord Deshem?

I'll call you where.

- Where's the phone?

- There, at the reception.

Thank you.

Excuse me, Miss Norris. Here the

gentleman wants to talk to you.

- With me?

- Major, here it is.

I was told that you are the lady who took the

Pearson Falls magazine in the reading room?

- Yes, I'll return it as soon as I finish reading it.

- You're Jodie Norris, right?

And you are Bill McNab. Sit down.

Wrong. Bill McNair.

You were the neighbor of the Pearson.

Wrong. I still live there. He came

back from there six weeks ago.

"And you, of course, saw the Pearson?"

Wrong. I saw Karina Pearson.

Alec is in Washington now.

And Gregory? Still flying over the Pacific?

Wrong. He has a new appointment.

At the station Huddersfield.

He arrives at Euston

Station at two o'clock.

Gregory will be in London? Today?

Correctly.

It's Lord Deshem. I want to talk to Marcel.

Call Marcel. I'll wait, of course.

Marcel speak? She has not

worked with us for 17 years.

I did not know it.

I would like a table for two...

and a bottle of wine

Cordon harvest in 1928.

Then in 1936.

Can you fry a pheasant?

- Lord Deshhem.

- I just order a table here.

- I can not go, but thanks, in any case.

- Let's go tomorrow.

And not tomorrow or another day.

Someone has arrived.

- It seems like you're throwing me.

- I really do not have time, sorry.

Miss Norris!

Damn it!

- From Huddersfield at two o'clock the train should arrive.

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