Sonhos Roubados Page #5

- Because that friend Jessica...

folks say she's a whore.

Oh stop it, Peri, it's her father,

he's no good, but he's her father.

- Have you eaten, Diane?

- No, I'm not hungry.

When I was small my mother

always brought me here...

she loved counting the cars

passing below.

That's a funny thing to do.

One time, we stayed here

all day...

when we got home in the evening

we'd counted over 233 red cars.

You really miss her, right?

You're damn right.

It stinks...

there should be a rule that

everyone has a mother forever.

Grandpa, I found the hole!

When you were small,

you used to like helping me...

you'd even argue with your mom

so you could stay here.

You used to make a mess,

put the tools in the wrong place...

now I hardly ever get to see you.

We go through life like ghosts...

last night I woke up coughing

I went to the kitchen...

and there was a rat crossing

the living room...

then I wondered whether

I'd really seen it.

I looked, but I couldn't find it

again.

Life's like that, it goes so quick

you don't even notice.

- Hi.

- Hi.

Been to see your dad?

Yeah.

Sit down.

I'm expecting a client.

Do you live with your mother?

My uncle and aunt.

They look after you, do they?

More or less.

My aunt's a nice person.

But your uncle isn't?

He only helps me

in return for things.

What things?

Favors.

Favors?

Hello?

So how long have you

been doing this?

I don't do this...

I just need the money

because I've a daughter.

- Got a photo of her?

- Sure, want to see?

Wow, she's pretty.

She takes after you.

Oh, she's prettier than I am.

If I were to have a kid,

I'd want it to have your eyes.

- I really love this song.

- Me too.

- Dance with me?

- Sure.

Stop it, uncle, I'm tired!

You've grown up so suddenly,

you've become such a...

- Stop it!

- Shh, you'll wake your aunt.

That's fine by me, then she can see

who you really are.

Diane

If you want me

you'll have to pay.

You've got my number,

just call.

But Diane, platinum blond

isn't for kids.

But I'm no longer a kid, Dolores.

Oh no?

So, what are you, a woman?

Yes I'm a woman already,

definitely! You doubt it?

I see, in a hurry to grow up,

are we?

Don't be stupid,

enjoy yourself while you can.

Dolores, I'm going to be fifteen.

All right.

And your friend Jessica,

what does she do?

Sewing jobs.

You're really good friends,

aren't you?

Yeah, she's like an older sister.

When a girl wanted to hit me

at school, she stood up for me.

She sure looks tough.

Look at the young chick Juninho's

going out with, I'm no clown.

She sure is ugly.

- You think I'm getting old?

- Old and tough.

What about you,

all shacked up like that?

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