Angel Page #2

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- You have. They rob the delivery guy...

- Don't tell me.

I don't remember.

You can watch, Angel.

- Have a seat.

- Eric, don't say another word.

Al Rounder

is representing you.

Al Rounder, oh, boy.

He heard about the case.

Doesn't want to see another young black...

If you see anything

that looks interesting, help yourself.

He's gonna campaign

on the fingerprints your client

left all over the guy's bike.

Hey, good luck, kid.

I think I'm

gonna go to sleep.

Okay, I put a pair

of Henry's pajamas

in the bathroom for you

if you need 'em.

We're gonna be up at 6:00 and out

by 7:
00, so you'd better not sleep in.

No, I'm serious, Angel.

You better get yourself to school

- and not just for the meeting.

- I know.

- Good night.

- Good night.

(knocks)

I brought you some water.

- Thanks.

- I hope this bed's comfortable.

It's kind of new,

so it might be a little stiff.

You're thinking about seeing

your dad tomorrow, aren't you?

No.

I don't want you to worry about it

right now, okay?

I think we came up with some

pretty good ideas today.

He's not gonna let me

come back home.

Well, that might

be the reality,

but... you know,

situations can change.

People can change.

Your father's

no different.

If you could show him

that you'll meet him halfway,

I'll bet you

he'll surprise you.

Well, let's just take this

one step at a time, okay?

Angel.

Look at me.

- I hear you.

- Okay, good.

So, hey, what do you think

about this room as a nursery?

We're gonna paint the walls,

make it all colorful.

I want to take this out

and put the crib there.

So you're gonna

have a baby?

Yeah. It's exciting,

isn't it?

Just started telling people.

We wanted to wait to make sure

everything was okay with the baby.

I'm just starting

to feel it move.

It's really cool.

Are you gonna leave work?

No. No.

No no no no no.

I mean, I'll take

maternity leave...

that's a couple

of months or so,

but I'll be back.

Anyway, you'll be

long gone,

out of school and working

some great job.

I hope.

Yeah, you'll be running

your own computer company.

Yeah.

Well, I'll be up

for a while,

so you let me know

if you need anything.

- Okay.

- Okay.

- Good night.

- Good night, Angel.

Henry?

Morning. Oh, sorry,

did I wake you?

- Yeah.

- We're just taking off.

I left you a key

on the kitchen counter,

there's some frozen

waffles in the freezer,

and toast, cereal,

whatever. Help yourself.

- Okay.

- Eat something.

Okay? I'll see you

at school at 11:
00.

The Army? It's just

like prison, son.

Barbed wire all around you,

dudes yelling at you all day...

"Do this" and "Do that."

- How do you know?

- Reginald's cousin went in last year.

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