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running all over town...

...looking for poor Mr. Koo.

With all that concern I can only

assume he suffered some misfortune?

- Yes, but whose?

- Koo was a small man.

He had not yet taken the step.

There are a great many Koos

in the world. What happened to this one?

Nick shot him.

Thank you, James.

It's refreshing to hear

a straight answer now and then.

So the money I

placed in Mr. Koo's trust...

...remains at large

in the hard cruel world...

...and you wish me

to reunite it with you...

...its devoted friends.

- Interesting.

- No one ever saw you give it to him.

Koo never said

you gave him the money.

And now he never will.

Your boss and I have been

conducting business...

...in a mutually satisfactory manner

for three years.

That's plenty of time to get used

to the idea of more.

Twenty percent looks small next

to 100 percent.

I bet you like the look

of this whole setup.

Relax, Mr. Lawrence.

Ms. Kelsky here is just worried...

...that someone of means was pulling

her bagman's strings.

We should be flattered that she thinks

of me in this manner.

Personally, I find it impressive

how apt she is in her work.

She should do well in the world

without even reading my book.

Focus, doc.

Your estimate of my position

is savvy...

...but there is no way I could just

step in and run your organization.

Why should I?

I do very well laundering the cash.

I'm sure.

Claire, should you ever find

your situation changing...

...I only hope you'll think of me.

"James." I like the sound of that.

That guy's cool.

- When are we gonna get this girl?

- What?

My dad sent Duncan for the money,

us to get the girl.

Your dad sent you to learn something.

I'll tell him you shoved

the gun in the doctor's face.

- This is where I get off.

- No way, Nick.

I'm sure the boy will be

fine with one less instructor.

I'm gonna finish tracking down

the money.

F***. F***!

- Who is it?

- Mrs. Koo, my name is Nicholas Roth.

I work with Joseph

at Dunster, Rhodes and Collier.

If it's not an imposition,

I'd like to speak with you for a moment.

May I?

Good Lord, look what

they've done to your home.

Mrs. Koo, I am so sorry.

- Did you just get back?

- Yes. Do you know where Joseph is?

No, I do not. No, not specifically.

But he asked me to look in on you

to make sure everything was all right.

- He's very worried about you.

- When did you speak with him?

Could I get a glass of water from you?

I have some medication I must be taking.

- Of course.

- Thank you very much.

Mrs. Koo, I'm glad to meet you in person.

Joseph spoke of you so often.

Were you visiting your sister

this weekend?

Joseph didn't want me near family.

He didn't even want to know where I was.

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