Secreto Del Dr. Orloff, El Page #2

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sounds stupendous.

I'll check in and say that

I'm here for a week.

That way I can drive you back

to school, right?

Look, is there a telephone

in these ruins?

I suppose so.

Well, okay then,

I'll see you later.

Oh don't be scared,

it's only me.

Who are you?

I'm Ciceron,

and you're Miss Melissa,

and we're so pleased

you're finally here.

- Likewise.

- Of course.

Pretty house,

isn't it?

Yes, it is.

- But it's a shame it's so...

- So filthy, you mean.

Well, the more I let it go, the

less I feel like cleaning it up.

Ciceron, won't you

ever shut up?

Not until I'm dead.

That's your aunt, miss.

Come closer,

my girl.

You're Aunt Ingrid,

aren't you?

Yes, that's me.

Aren't you going

to give me a kiss?

You're scared of me, huh?

No, I...

Is it fear or disgust?

You weren't expecting this,

were you?

This is what pain and loneliness

will do to you.

Where's Uncle Conrad?

He only cares about his formulas

and his stupid experiments.

As for me, I've wasted

the best years of my life

locked up

in this hideous house.

I'm sorry,

forgive me.

You're not used to hearing

such things at your age.

No, Aunt Ingrid, I've haven't

had an easy life either.

My mother really worked hard

to provide for my education.

Yes, I know that.

And when I was much younger,

I also knew your mother:.

An exceptional person,

a magnificent woman...

Death always takes

the best ones.

All right, sweetie, let me

show you to your room.

Ciceron, take Miss Melissa's

things upstairs.

I'm sorry, my dear,

I've reached my limit.

I'm a very sick woman.

Ciceron, show Miss Melissa

to her room.

Yes, ma'am.

So this is my room?

I hope you like it.

It's the sunniest one

in the house.

Quietly now,

Andros, breathe.

Breathe, Andros.

Once more.

That's right.

What are you doing here?

Who gave you permission?

Uncle Conrad,

forgive me.

I'm sorry,

my dear,

but I've strictly forbidden

anyone to enter this laboratory.

You're Melissa,

aren't you?

Yes.

No one told me you were already

here and I'm so busy.

When I'm working, I spend days

on end without seeing a soul.

But isn't Aunt Ingrid

with you?

No, not your aunt either.

No one ever

comes in here.

But I thought

I heard you speaking.

You're mistaken then.

And now,

please leave me alone.

I'll have the pleasure

of seeing you at dinner.

- What is it?

- It's a secret.

No appetite?

I'm afraid

it's underdone.

You're really very pretty,

as beautiful as your mother.

Everybody says

that I look like her.

She had the same purity,

but she was really unhappy.

It was thoughtless of me

to ask you to visit us.

But why?

What's the problem?

You're busy at work

and I wanted to come.

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