Deliver Us from Eva Page #3
Mmm.
Up.
Down.
Right there.
- I have a dreadful problem. I need your help.
- Gosh, you're doing it.
- How the hell did you get in here?
Jacqui gave me a key
in case of an emergency.
- Are you okay?
- Don't mind us. We're just having sex.
So I should just come back in,
what, two minutes?
- Is it really important?
- Get your ass out!
- Just give us one minute.
- Oh,just one minute? Damn, it's worse than I thought.
Man, what the
- She probably had a bad day or something.
Look, hold on.
Where you going?
Eva needs me. But we need you too! No-
Wait a minute!
Damn you, Eva!
- So,you two still talking about having a baby?
- Shh.
Not so loud.
IfTim even hears the word
"baby," he jumps on top of me.
Oh, that's just
his male biological clock.
It's when a man begins having
baby fever, like a woman.
I read about it
in Psychology Today.
All I know is that every time we
argue about it, he ends up drinking.
The drinking
isn't serious, is it?
No, but-
Well, you know, his father
had a drinking problem. Mmm.
Mmm. Ah! What do you think I should do?
I don't like getting in
married people's business.
There's nothing wrong with a grown
man having an occasional drink.
Mmm.
Although a study did show that a
drinking problem can be hereditary.
You don't want your baby coming out of the
womb talking about, "Where the liquor at?"
It wouldn't be right.
Oh, hey, hey, hey. Baby,
Honey, I know, but you shouldn't
drink so much, you know?
Eva and I werejust talking, and
- This is not what you need.
Do you wanna do the breathing
exercises Bethany talked about?
I don't wanna breathe. I just
want a drink. I want that drink.
Baby, I don't like
to bring up the past,
but you know that little problem
your daddy has.
- I'm not my father.
- Oh, sweetie, I know. I know.
It's just, tonight,
no more drinking for me.
- Baby, can I just-
Aw, come on, honey. Sing
it with me. Please? No.
It's our theme song. Aw, party
- poop. No. No. No. No.
Hey, I'm in here! Get out of
here!
I hate that damn song!
Yeah! Smell that! Ew!
This is Ray Adams,
y'all. What's happening?
I thought you moved to Florida. I did.
I worked at a car dealership down
there, but that was a year ago.
I never keep a job
more than a year.
- I work for Jomo's Meats in L.A. now.
- I know Jomo's.
Why do you quit your job every
year? What's that about, brother?
Well, I have to service
my many talents. Oh.
I was brought up an orphan.
No mama, no daddy.
No ties.
That's how I do it.
If you guys hadn't noticed,
Ray is quite the player.
- As we saw the other night.
- Yeah. Love your work, baby.
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