The Night Walker Page #3

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- Padlock.

This area is unsafe.

Mr. Malone,

are you finished now?

Yes, or if you don't mind,

I'd like to phone the office

and report before I go.

I'm sorry, we never had a phone.

- I'll call from the outside.

- Mr. Malone.

- It's safe for me to live here?

- Yes, perfectly safe.

As long as you stay out

of that room.

Howard.

Howard.

The laboratory.

Howard.

Howard.

Let me out!

Oh no!

Oh!

Good morning, Mrs. Trent.

Wasn't expecting you,

I was in another office.

I hope I'm not interrupting.

Your secretary

said to come right in.

This is your first time here,

isn't it?

- First time.

- I'm glad you came, Irene,

sit down.

I was just going through some

of your husband's files.

That's quite a lot of property,

you know.

That's what I came

to talk to you about.

Barry, I want to sell the house.

I'm afraid that's impossible.

It'll be at least six months

before the estate

goes through probate.

I can't wait six months.

Irene, if it's money you need,

I'm sure the court

would make arrangements

for a widow's allowance

until the estate is settled.

I want to get rid

of the house now.

But why?

The building inspector

sent a copy of his report

there's no danger

in your living there.

You haven't had my report yet.

Last night,

I dreamed about Howard.

I saw the smoke.

Heard the explosion.

I would enter the room.

The whole side...

The whole side of his face

was burned.

Oh, Barry, it was horrible.

I don't want any more

of those nightmares.

If I can't sell the house,

I'm moving out today.

Where would you go?

Well, I still own

the beauty shop I operated

before Howard and I

were married.

There's an apartment

in the back.

I used to live there.

I think I'd like to stay there

for a while.

Would you be comfortable there?

Oh yes. Yes, quite comfortable.

Maybe it's a good idea,

at least you'd be working.

You'd be out of that house,

back into the real world again.

Well, that's all I'm interested

from now on.

In reality.

Something wrong?

Where did this come from?

I found it in his files.

Would you like to keep it?

No.

- Good afternoon, Mrs. Trent.

- Good afternoon.

Oh, Mrs. Trent, welcome back.

It's so good to see you again.

You better get used to it.

I'll be here from now on.

I know, the movers

delivered your furniture.

I suppose the apartment

is a mess.

Oh no, Joyce has everything

ready for you.

- Joyce?

- Yes.

You remember, I hired her

about a month ago.

- She's in back now.

- Oh!

You get back to your customer.

Good afternoon.

Oh, I'm sorry if I startled you.

Mrs. Trent.

- I'm Joyce Holiday.

- I know.

I was just

straightening things up,

but the place is so small

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