A Home at the End of the World Page #5
-You may end up with someone's whole life.
-l think this is my life.
-lt doesn't seem like somebody else's.
-Check.
What do you think?
-l look so--
-Dangerous? Sexy?
-Stripped down, ready for action?
-That's not what l was thinking, exactly.
Well, you are definitely gonna start
turning heads around here now.
Bobby...
-...what do you like about me?
-What?
Do you...?
-Do you like me?
-l like you. Of course l like you.
l mean, could you...?
You know, do you have...?
God, l can't believe
you're gonna make me say it.
Do you think l'm attractive?
l....
That's what l thought
you were gonna ask.
And, yes, l-- Absolutely, l do.
Good.
That's good.
Well, there's just no smooth
or sophisticated way to do this, is there?
Clare.
No, listen.
You talk too much, darling.
lf you don't shut up,
l will come to my senses...
...and realize how stupid
and self-destructive this is.
l have to tell you, l've never...
...you know...
...done this before.
-Pardon me?
-l've never...
...you know....
-Never?
-No.
Does that freak you out?
No.
l mean, yes, of course it freaks me out!
Jesus Christ.
Maybe.
Because, you know...
...l may not be the most, like...
...adept.
Oh, honey.
You think l'm upset
because you might not be adept?
-ls that what you think?
-No.
l guess.
Okay, junior...
a thing or two.
Are you nervous?
Don't be.
This is the most natural thing
in the world.
All right.
lt's all right.
Sorry l missed dinner.
Where is everybody?
Jonnie...
...are you okay?
Are you okay?
l guess.
-You should go back to Clare.
-No, man...
...l don't wanna leave you alone.
You should go back to Clare.
Really.
Bobby?
Lovey, wakey, wakey!
l am not here. You never saw me.
l'm just the cleaning lady. So sorry.
You were in bed.
We tucked you in at 2 a.m.
l went out again.
-Fun?
-Sort of.
Potential?
l don't think so.
So, what do we do now--?
-See you later, babies.
-Jonnie--
Oh, it's entirely fine. There's a whole world
full of art boys just outside.
No worries. Love you.
Hey, man.
What are you doing up here?
Some queen next door's got Mozart cranked.
l couldn't tear myself away.
Opera, huh?
Clare loves you.
l love Clare.
Doesn't this all seem sort of strange?
No, man, it's perfect.
Just like this.
Bobby, l'm starting to feel a little extra.
You're essential, man.
Let's dance.
-You can't dance to opera.
-You can dance to anything.
What are you doing?
A little kiss between brothers.
Nothing wrong with that.
Jon?
Jonnie?
Clare! Clare, wake up!
What?
Jonathan...
...you a**hole! God.
We gotta find him.
Honey, he isn't lost. He left.
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