Skoonheid Page #2

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Forget it, it's stopped.

I'm sick of it.

Let Anika do what she likes.

She needs to get serious.

I'm not a money-pit

We'll talk to her when she gets back.

-You always say that.

I'll do it.

She's a hopeless case,

she's so unstable.

I know.

What can I do for you?

Well...

I...I feel irritated all the time.

I don't feel good.

Any pain?

-No.

Nausea?

-No, I...

At times I feel ill.

Like before?

No, no...

I'm still in control.

But you can't quite make it?

I don't know.

Do you feel more aggressive?

No.

Just count up to ten

if you feel you're losing control.

How are your kidney stones?

-It's alright.

Alcohol?

-All well.

Are you still cutting down,

or drinking more?

More than a drop.

So let's take a look.

Open your shirt.

Take a deep breath.

Again.

No pain?

-No.

Sleeping alright?

Not too badly.

Do up your shirt.

Maybe it's stress

-Could be.

How are things at work?

-As usual, working hard.

Do you want something for anxiety?

-No, it's OK.

Thank you, doctor.

-My pleasure.

Give my regards to your family.

- Shall do.

Sorry to drop in unexpectedly.

-That's fine.

How's it going?

You know I...

Yes, I heard.

Like everybody.

It's like a little village here

you know.

Anyway I made my decision.

Business seems to be picking up.

I like to think so.

I'm building a new house.

-Where?

At Woodland Hills, we're...

her name's Lucia...

building our new house.

-Great.

I'd like to give you an order.

Of course, what do you want?

A dozen beams 4x3, plywood.

Skirting boards.

Do you have 8cm boards?

Only in cherrywood,

but it's beautiful.

I'll send you a guy

for the sanding.

Thank you Francois.

-My pleasure...nothing else?

Not right now,

but later probably.

That'll be ready for tomorrow.

You want it delivered?

Yes please.

- No problem.

You look well, Cliff.

Thanks.

I've never felt so good.

I don't give a damn

what they say.

They can say anything.

I can't be happier.

I must be off.

-Me too.

Thanks old chap.

-It was nothing.

Why didn't you invite Cliff Engel?

I couldn't invite him

because of Heidi.

I saw him today.

He's building a new house.

With his wife?

I guess so.

I heard she was young.

Was Heidi at the wedding?

I didn't see her.

Yes.

Don't tell her you're selling

timber to Cliff.

Why not?

What do mean "why not"?

You should have refused.

She's our friend

and he left her with nothing.

I can't refuse an order.

My God, Francois, you carry on like

we were on the verge of bankruptcy.

I've got to go to Capetown

on business.

Tomorrow maybe.

When you back?

End of the week.

Hennie can't go?

No, he's too busy.

Anyway, they're my clients.

And I have to tidy up everything

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