Jitters Page #3

Mitrovic. He can help you.

Does he speak Icelandic?

Yes, he speaks great Icelandic.

His nephew also works here sometimes.

His Icelandic is not that good.

Just ask Mitrovic or me.

You have my phone number.

Don't you want to try?

Let's start with some vegetables.

Carrots and...

It's afternoon and you're eating

Cocoa Puffs in your pyjamas?

Where does this damn

Cocoa Puffs come from?

Did you buy it?

- What's the matter, Gabriel?

- Nothing. Doesn't matter.

What doesn't matter?

There's something going on.

Spare me, mom.

Didn't you score in Manchester?

What? I was in English school.

That doesn't mean you can't

get laid. - Not me.

What about you?

Aren't you scoring?

What about this guy you were

talking about? - What guy?

The one you were telling me about

before I went to Manchester.

You didn't want to

tell me who he was.

You know you're the only

man in my life.

You know you can trust me.

- I just told you.

- You know I'll find out.

Is he cute?

- Shut up. Who are you texting?

- No one.

Who is this guy?

Don't change the subject.

- I'm not. Who are you texting?

- No one.

- Give me that.

- Not a chance.

- You're being really dubious.

- Come on.

- How's Tara?

- Not so good. Poor girl.

- Hi, Gabriel.

- Hi.

- Are you smoking in here?

- No.

There's so much smoke

in the hallway.

Close the door, grandma.

You know it's just incense.

You're just nosy.

Turn it out. It gives

you such a headache.

She's such a pain in the ass.

She watches everything I do.

She's always breathing

down my neck.

She can relax.

I'm nothing like my mother.

Doesn't she just have

her reasons? - Maybe.

You've been so strange since you

came. Something bothering you?

Don't you start too.

There's nothing wrong.

- Not that I know of.

- That's what you say.

- Hi, dear.

- What's up?

Nice to see you.

Have a seat, Gabriel.

Yes.

Well...

Mom, are you going to start again

with these family meetings?

Why don't you just give up?

There's always a reason for

having a family meeting.

Your father and I have noticed

certain changes in you

that cause certain suspicions.

What are you talking about?

I talked to your father and he

thought that it was right

to have a little chat with you.

Did you try some kind

of drugs in England?

No, I didn't try any drugs

in England.

I can take a drug test

if you don't believe me.

I'll pee in front of you

whenever you want.

- Well no, that's...

- Shut up.

You have to understand our worries.

The times have changed

and temptations are everywhere.

We have to believe the boy.

You wouldn't expect him

to be in that kind of trouble.

You never know.

This has been brought up,

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