Lola Page #3
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Play the violin.
And Teresa?
Finished, like the violin.
Make new friends.
I had a pal,
but he got rubbed out.
So everything's fine.
Really want to leave?
It's possible?
Maybe. Favigny
at the shoe store...
was looking for someone.
- Me, selling shoes...
- Let me finish.
It's no doubt too late.
It was something
about a hairdresser.
Did you hear him, Jeanne?
I listened hard.
I didn't pretend.
- It's serious?
- I think so.
Ask for Mr. Valentine
at the barber's in the Arcade...
and say Favigny sent you.
Do you know Favigny?
Maybe.
But barbering or shoes...
Just go and find out.
Watch where you're going.
Sorry. Did I hurt you?
No, but... Roland!
Pardon me?
Don't you recognize me?
Cecile!
This is crazy. Of all things.
I hurt you?
I thought of you
only this morning!
And I mentioned you, too.
I met a young girl
who looks like you used to.
I'm surprised.
I'm trembling.
It's like a chill.
I'm so happy.
I got lipstick on you.
It's been ten years?
I didn't recognize you.
You haven't changed.
- Really?
- Barely.
Going which way?
That way.
Yvon, come here.
My son. Say hello.
- Married?
- Sort of.
I'm glad to see you!
Feel my heart. It's pounding so.
- And you?
- What?
- Married?
- No.
It's odd we never met.
I left town years ago.
I travel a lot.
I'm a dancer.
I work all over.
I just got here three days ago.
What time is it?
I must go. Yvon!
Look at my hands.
Can't you keep still?
I didn't have time to dress.
I've got a run.
I must see you again.
Anytime.
I'm in a hurry.
I must take him to school.
Are you free tonight?
Yes.
At 8:
00.In front of the theater.
OK.
I'm so thrilled!
I put lipstick on you?
Mr. Valentine.
He's not in.
Mr. Favigny sent me.
I'll go see.
It's personal.
Mr. Favigny sent me
about the job.
What job?
He said you were
looking for someone.
True.
What kind of job?
Don't ask questions.
Are you free?
If not, I wouldn't be here.
Follow me.
It involves a trip.
Or several trips...
if you fill the bill.
You'd have to leave Nantes
in two days... on Saturday.
OK.
You'll sail on the Duchess Ann.
The captain will be informed.
Destination... Amsterdam.
You'll then fly
to Port Elizabeth.
Let me finish.
to Johannesburg.
You'll give him this briefcase.
He'll give you
a similar one in return.
You'll bring it back here.
That's all?
That's all.
It's a fairy tale.
You'll accept?
Give me 24 hours.
That's too long.
I suggest you say "yes."
And if I tell the police?
It'd be a mistake.
I accept.
Here's your passport
as Jean Maillard.
Put your photo in it.
The Duchess Ann's captain
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