I Love You Again Page #4

but if you give yourself away | to this dame, we lose a fortune.

- Will you scram? | - You can't get away with it.

She knows all about this Wilson, | what he thinks, what he says.

Listen, if I don't | make a noise like a husband,

she's going to be even more suspicious.

I got a hunch your noise | is going to ruin our racket.

- Will you get out? | - You don't even know her name.

She wasn't christened | "darling" or "dear", you know.

Okay! Okay!

Yes?

Yes?

- Yes, what? | - I thought you called me.

Oh. Kay! Oh, Kay!

Larry, I'd like to talk a | little if you feel up to it.

Talk?

Yes, of course, dear. | Here we... This looks cozy.

I'll sit over here, if you don't mind.

I don't know quite how to...

- Hello. | - Listen, Larry,

the more I think, the more I worry.

You're playing with fire.

No, I'm not. Not yet.

Lookit, Larry, if you'll only use your head.

I'd like to see Mr. Lawrence Wilson, please.

What name shall I say, sir?

Mr. Billings of the | Habersville National Bank.

- Yes, sir. | - Hey, Larry, listen.

I don't want to take any more | phone calls from anyone. Understand?

Now they won't be able to get us for days.

Now...

- I forgot all about your bags. | - They won't be necessary.

Well, yes, but you'll need...

Oh, well, you can get a toothbrush and | nightgown at one of the shops downstairs.

Larry, I'm not going to stay here.

- You're not going to stay? | - No.

I've decided once and for all | to go through with the divorce.

The...

Oh, Kay.

- I've made up my mind. | - You know...

A thing like a divorce | can break up a marriage.

- So I've heard. | - And what's more...

Very often what seemed like a | really good reason for a divorce

isn't a good reason for a divorce at all.

Now, take for example, suppose...

Suppose I'd been beating | you or something like that...

I'd like to see you try.

Yeah, or, well, if I had, say, been | running around with some other woman...

You? With a woman? Don't be ridiculous!

You can never have enough proof, Kay. | Look, let's forget about the divorce

and try and make a go of it, just | once more, starting from scratch.

- It's too late, Larry. | - Nonsense. It's never too late.

- I'll tell you what we'll do. | - There's someone at the door.

That's all right. It's locked.

- Go away! | - You might as well answer it,

- because I'm leaving anyway. | - But Kay...

I'll be at the Shorehaven until tomorrow | if you want to get in touch with me.

You, you...

We kept ringing the room, | and there was no answer.

- And here you were all the time. | - How are you, Mr. Billings?

Couldn't be keener, thanks.

Well, Mr. Wilson, there doesn't | seem to be anything wrong with you.

- That's what you think. | - Goodbye, Larry.

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