How I Live Now Page #3
to say to me?
What are you looking at?
What was that all about?
It should be
taken once a day with water.
Stay away from distractions,
distractions,
distractions, distractions.
Step out
of your comfort zone.
Successful people think...
Who is it?
U h, we're going fishing,
if you wanna come.
I don't fish.
Ugh, gross!
d You've got me
in a headlock, darling
d And I don't know
how to breathe d
d You've turned me
upside down... d
- Come on, let's go.
- Let's go!
Come on, move!
You can't have the fish.
No, you can't.
Off!
You don't want them.
They're all slimy.
Come on.
- Die! Die!
- No way, it's ceasefire.
Terrorist forces don't
respect the ceasefire.
- You're dead.
- You don't want fish.
- It's disgusting.
- Wait for me.
Not there! Come on!
For f***'s sake,
do you understand
the implication here?
Have you got any idea
what you're imposing?
You are going to completely
lose any credibility.
No.
to focus on the ceasefire.
What's the point in going
over it all again
when I'm getting on a plane
at 10:
00 in the morning?We can talk about this
in-person before the briefing.
I'm not being emotional.
The reason my email
mentioned my kids
is 'cause we both know
and I've got to get on a plane
and leave them here,
so don't expect me to be f***ing
calm about it, all right?
- Edmond?
- No.
It's Daisy.
Elizabeth.
Oh, Pascale, Pascale,
I'll call you back.
Come in.
Hey.
Look at you.
I'm sorry I've been
so bloody useless.
It's this peace process.
It's a complete nightmare.
Hello? Ah, Anya.
I have spoken to Pascale,
and I'll call you back
in five minutes.
All right? All right.
Sorry about that.
Sit.
Yes.
Always prepare for the worst.
It's the best way
Is everything okay?
Everything's gonna be fine.
So...
how are you settling in?
Yeah, it's... it's fine.
I hope my children
Let them wait.
Ah, now I've got you here,
I just wanted to ask...
I've got to fly to Geneva in
the morning for a couple of days
and I can't decide whether
or not to tell your father.
What do you think?
I don't want him
to worry unnecessarily.
Don't bother.
I wouldn't be here, so...
- What?
- Sorry. It's just...
Just the way you said
that just
really reminded me of Julia.
Mmm.
It's funny.
She used to love it here.
It was her favorite place.
My mom came here?
Of course.
Didn't your father
tell you that?
No.
No.
Well, actually,
the room you're staying in,
that's where
she used to sleep.
I've got to take this.
Sorry.
Yeah. Oh hi, Sam.
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