My Name Is Julia Ross Page #2
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She didn't like it when
I kept calling her Julia.
Why'd you call her that?
Force of habit or something.
She wanted to know who Julia was.
I told her she'd be crazy about you.
I don't know why she would
get so upset about this, do you?
Well, yes, I do and no, I don't.
Julia, come out with me tonight and
help me figure out
why I'm not more upset.
I'd love to Dennis.
But not tonight.
Any other night but not tonight, I...
I've got a new job and I've just about
time enough to pack and get there.
I'm living on the place, you see.
- What kind of a job?
- Secretary to a Mrs. Hughes.
- And her son.
- Nursemaid to a child?
- No, he's about your age.
- Oh.
Well, I'll take you there,
where is it?
190 Henrick Square.
Oh but I don't think
you better take me there.
You see only this afternoon I told them
I had no family and
no young man.
Well, I'm not your young man.
Or am I?
I don't know.
Are you?
Bye, Dennis, I'll see you tomorrow night.
Friday, in the square at 7.30, right?
Right!
Mrs. Mackie,
Mrs. Mackie.
Mrs. M's gone to the cinema
Leaving me with the dirty dishes.
This'll explain to Mrs. Mackie why I left.
I got a job with that new agency.
She can send a receipt to this address.
I've got to fly.
Goodbye and good luck, Bertha.
Thanks.
For nothing.
Thanks for something.
- Ah, good evening, Miss Ross.
- Good evening.
I'm the doorman tonight,
mother's gone to bed.
The maids have gone to the cinema and...
I hope you don't mind
my showing you to your room.
Not at all.
- Please, let me help you.
- Thank you.
- How long will she sleep?
- All the time we need.
These are all her things.
I want all her clothing destroyed,
every bit of it.
- The bag too?
- The bag too.
Mrs. Hughes, Ralph.
Ralph!
Put that knife away.
Try to remember,
if it weren't for your temper,
we wouldn't be in this
awful trouble today.
- I'm sorry.
- Very well.
Now we've all got jobs to do.
Let's do them.
- Yes, I was looking for someone.
You won't find them
in there, they're all gone.
- It seems deserted.
- Ooh, not a stick in the place.
They left last night or maybe
it was early this morning.
Nobody saw them go.
Do you know where they moved to?
like that, suddenly.
But Julia...
she would've left word.
- A relative, sir?
- My girl.
Would you care to come to the
station and make a statement?
No, it's probably nothing.
There must be a simple explanation.
Why of course, you'll probably be
hearing from her in the morning.
- Thank you, officer, good night.
- Good night.
But Mrs. Mackie, are you sure Julia
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