Solitary Man Page #4
library and all that, right?
Support the college
any way I can, officer.
So youre also the guy that sold
my cousin in Connecticut the
leased jeep, turned
out to be financed.
Cost him nine grand
on the backend.
We did have some
unscrupulous agents.
I take full responsibility.
Yeah, well, you do anything else
unscrupulous on my campus,
youll take more than the blame.
Yes, sir.
Wow.
Smooth.
Mr. Kalmen.
Uh, yes, thats me.
Hey, Im, uh, Daniel Cheston.
Im the vice president
of the student senate.
Uh, dean Gittleson
sent me to find you.
Are you, you okay?
No, Im, Im fine, Cheston.
I couldnt be better.
Hi, Edward, how are you?
Good, good. Rough, uh,
rough morning?
Uh. This is, uh,
Allyson Karsch.
Hello, Allyson.
Hi.
Allyson has my highest
recommendation.
Oh, well, I can scarcely
imagine a greater endorsement.
Uh-huh.
Heres what were gonna do.
you reacquainted with the
grounds. I thought you might
to see the Kalmen Library.
And then you can
come back and, uh,
Good. All right.
Look, Cheston, you
got anything else
to do besides
show me around, do it.
You dont wanna see the library?
Why, because my name is on it?
Yeah.
No.
You know, youre
walking kinda funny.
You wanna go to the school
clinic and get it checked out?
I dont do doctors, not anymore.
yourself up a little bit?
You can use my room.
Hi.
Cheston, you got a girl?
Cheston is actually
my last name.
My, my first name is Daniel.
a million Daniels in the world.
Anybody can be Daniel.
But you get to be Cheston.
Okay.
Anyway, about that girl.
Uh, yeah, Im kind
of exploring that.
Cant get laid, huh?
I didnt say that.
Everything about you says it.
I mean, look at your
side of the room.
Anyone whos got the time to
college bed is not spending
his days the right way.
I didnt even think
I did that today.
You had a girlfriend
in high school, right?
Yeah.
Right. You met her in, what,
uh, Model U.N. Program?
We were assistant directors of
the community outreach service.
Right. Then she went away to college.
She met some junior,
stormed the administration building,
the provosts office.
Yeah, how did you
know he was a junior?
Theyre always juniors.
to figure out how
you lost, uh...
Laurie.
Diana.
Diana.
Let me tell you something.
Out there is nothing
but possibilities.
Hey, Cheston.
Come here.
What about that one?
Or that one? Whats
wrong with them?
Nothing theyre probably
just not interested.
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