Stockholm Page #2

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- He said that:
One,

- you're better looking than I am.

- I totally agree.

So do I.

And two, you looked bitter

and you'd f***ing ignore me.

I guess you'll forget it

tomorrow morning.

I said that too.

And three, he said you're too young

for me. What'll we do?

- Your friend is a genius.

- Yes.

- He could have come, not you.

- He's not your stme.

So you're much more

my style, right?

I don't know why

you won't accept it.

You're unbelievable.

- And you left him there?

- Yes, he'll find something...

Something! Whatever, a girl,

a garbage bin.

Men are the pits.

- We're romantic.

- You call that being romantic?

We look for love everyhere,

no matter how unlikely it may be.

So you believe in us

no matter how unlikely it may be.

If you only knew

how much I believe in us.

Listen, really,

you haven't got a chance.

I don't want to be rude,

but I really want

to go home on my own.

Should I go back to my pal?

Or to myfriends,

if that's what you arranged.

Really, you'll have more fun.

I wasioking about that,

I told them I was going home.

Well, I bet you can

still find your friend.

OK, I'll go back there.

I'm really sorry if I bothered you.

It's all right,

it wasn't that bad.

I'll run and see if I can catch him.

And I'm sorry.

So long!

What are you doing here?

Are you following me?

I was looking for my pal

and I got lost, have you seen him?

No, but you can try down there.

No, he's probably gone by now.

What are you laughing at?

And you?

What are you laughing at?

Tell me.

I don't know...

- I'm glad that we've met again.

- Why?

Because I was right

to run after you and find you.

And when I do the right thing

when everything is against me...

I'm glad.

That makes sense.

And what were you laughing at?

At nothing.

- You won't tell me?

- I wasn't laughing at anything.

- Where are you going?

- Huh? Down there.

Do you live there?

No, but I always get a taxi

around there.

Would you like to come up

and drink to our second chance?

- No, and don't insist.

- Just a beer.

I told you I don't want to.

This can't end here.

- Yes, it can.

- Are you hungry?

- What?

- I'm hungry, aren't you?

- Yes, but...

- I'll buy you dinner.

- Dinner?

- Yes, you said you were hungry,

so even if it sounds romantic,

you can't say no, you're hungry.

It's true.

But I don't know if you'll get in,

dressed like that.

Really?

Don't worry,

the maitre is a pal.

Thanks, I don't know

what I'd do without you.

Come on, they're closing.

Strange, isn't it?

F***, all this

has really changed!

All what?

- This place isn't what it was.

- Right.

What would you like?

I don't know, a nice meal,

a good wine, dessert, candles.

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