The Girl on the Train Page #5
And all of history
is just a dream...
in the last instant
of a Roman centurion's life.
Coffee?
That's when she asked you
to tail Carl Pruitt.
Not at first.
I knew she was hiding something,
something from her past.
It wasn't so much
what she said...
It was
the way she said it?
More the way she didn't say
what she didn't say.
You some kind
of cop detective?
Yeah.
You don't look like cop.
Yeah? What's a cop
look like?
Better dressed.
Guy cheating on his wife.
I seen it all right here.
Yeah, I bet you have.
Nothing like stories
from cab driver.
One guy tries to strangle hooker in
backseat. I say, "Not in my cab."
He say,
"I give you big tip."
So what'd you do?
I throw him out. He strangle
on street, his business.
Not in my cab.
People f***ing, okay.
A big tip covers it.
Killing?
Yeah, I get it.
Not in your cab.
You can bet you.
That's him.
Want to hear
strangest story ever?
Does it involve dwarves?
Dwarves? What?
Somehow they always seem to involve
dwarves, and they're never true.
This happened 100%.
My brother, he's f***ing
this girl two years.
Met in spinning class. You know,
bicycle doesn't go nowhere?
So he's f***ing this girl. One night
she asks, can her friend join in.
My brother is like
winning lottery.
Of course.
More is merrier.
Let me guess.
The friend is a man.
Man? You crazy? Is more beautiful
than one my brother is f***ing.
Big tits, everything.
So they have wild night.
Everything is on menu,
soup till nuts.
straight to heaven.
In the morning, I get call.
He wakes up, everything's gone...
Girls, wallet, flat-screen.
He calls police,
but nothing to do.
Her cell doesn't work no more. She's gone
from spinning class like she never exists.
Let me
get this straight.
She's with him for two years
so she can steal his TV?
left him his underwears.
I tell you
it was crazy story.
Every day he sees her.
On subway,
walking down street.
But never her. One woman
he followed for half an hour.
She called police.
Stopped spinning classes even.
So she had you
playing detective?
It wasn't until the next time
I saw her that she asked me.
The time in the camps...
The time in the camps...
The time in the camps...
Hello?
Can you meet me?
Where I grew up everything
was flat, even the cities.
This seems more honest.
Eye to eye with everyone, you can convince
yourself we're not that different.
Step over a homeless guy
to get to your penthouse,
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