Answers to Nothing Page #2
I got a feeling he's a little bit
more than just that.
- Mr. Beckworth.
- Hi.
I'm Detective Frankie Graylin.
I know. I've seen you on TV.
Great. So let's, uh, talk
about why you're here.
Right.
As you know, with your permission,
we searched your truck,
that belonged to Christie Dillon.
Right.
I know you already
gave an explanation,
but I'd like to hear it again.
Okay...
About, um...
three weeks ago,
I went to the park at the end of my street
to eat my lunch,
and I saw Christie there
with one of her friends.
I think her name was Heather.
And, anyway, Christie was, uh,
sort of helping, uh,
support, carry Heather,
who's limping.
Christie looked, uh,
a little overwhelmed
'cause they had a couple
of bikes with 'em.
And where were you? On a bench?
No, no, no. I was...
I was eating my lunch in my truck,
you know,
facing the softball field.
Okay...
So, you know,
I got out of my truck,
and, uh, you know,
I asked Christie
if she, you know,
needed some help.
And you know her? Knew her?
Oh, sure, yeah.
No, I've known Christie and her family
since Christie was little.
You know, I've been over their house
you know, to a holiday party
a couple times.
We do a big block party
on the Fourth of July.
It's a great neighborhood.
- I get it.
- Good. Right. Okay.
So, uh, it turns out
that Christie's friend,
pretty bad
from falling off her bike, so, uh,
in the back of my truck,
and I took the girls back
to Christie's house.
And had Christie ever been
in your truck before?
Uh, no.
No, that was the first
and, uh, the only time.
Oh. Ls there a...
Are you currently in a relationship or...
No, I'm not.
Uh, you know, my wife and I,
you know, we got divorced,
like, 15 years ago,
and, uh, you know, I've had a couple
of relationships on and off since then,
but nothing too serious
the last year or so, so...
How about you?
A-Are you seeing anybody, Frankie?
No, I'm currently not in a relationship.
Well, uh...
This is probably really inappropriate,
but,
you know, after all this,
you know, blows over,
I mean, when you guys find Christie,
maybe you and I, we could...
you know, we could...
Wow, that was inappropriate.
Yes, it was very inappropriate.
I'm sorry. It's... I'm sorry.
It's you're very attractive.
That was dumb. It was dumb.
- Look, it's...
- No, it was dumb.
- Sorry. I'm sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
- It's okay.
Okay...
It's all right.
Oh, God.
You know, actually I-I'm very flattered,
- but let's just leave it alone.
- Okay.
All right. Uh, I think
we're done here for today.
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