The Perfect Man Page #5
Let's see.
"How many women can look
like a goddess
in a bakery uniform?
"You are a vision. "
Who sent them?
"A Secret Admirer. "
Who could it be?
Well, obviously,
someone that saw you
at the shop.
Yeah, but how would
he know my name?
Well, you wear a nametag,
don't you?
Or where I live?
Duh? Google.
Or that I love orchids?
Maybe he followed you home.
It's very strange.
No, it's probably scary.
Mom, look, this is
the most romantic thing...
that a man has
ever done for you.
Quit questioning it
and enjoy it.
You are absolutely right.
Why are you wearing jeans
under your robe?
How would you like
to have bruises
all over your body?
Your uncle is a genius.
It worked?
Yeah, well,
neither do I, but don't
send me flowers, okay?
I like it that way.
Hey.
Hey, check it out.
Do I got juice or what?
Look at Jean.
and she's all poofed up
like a peacock.
It's the guy peacock
who poofs up.
You know what I'm saying.
It's an animal thing.
She's like a lioness letting
the lion know she's ready.
It's the guy lion
who poofs up, too.
People, don't forget
to read Chapters 42 and 43.
There will be
a test on Friday.
Peter, can I see you
a minute, please?
Hurry up!
What's that?
Nothing.
Is that supposed to be me?
No, it's somebody else.
The face.
This looks exactly
like my face.
No, it isn't.
Okay, the face
a little bit.
But that woman
is on a horse.
You're not on a horse.
That's a completely
different person.
It's pretty good.
My dad sponsored
comic book conventions
when I was a kid.
He'd take me.
If you hang around
long enough,
you pick it up.
So you hung out
with your dad a lot?
No. Actually,
after he and my mom
split up...
that's pretty much
the only thing
we did together.
But, hey,
at least I learned
how to draw, right?
Divorce as a career builder.
That's nice.
So, hey,
have you ever been?
Divorced? Not yet.
No, to a comic convention.
No, not that, either.
Well, there's one
coming up.
Six weeks from now.
Westside Convention Center.
It sounds geeky,
but it's kind of fun.
Yeah. I'm not much
of a planner, you know.
Has anyone been
asking for me?
Like who?
I don't know.
Anyone?
No.
Hey, Jean.
This has your name
written all over it.
Dolores, you're crazy.
No! She's right.
You're way too good
for this place.
This contest is
for professionals.
I mean, I'm basically
a salesperson.
Explain this to me.
How come when it's a man
you're looking at...
you're blind to his flaws...
but when it's you,
flaws is all you see?
Hmm?
Mmm.
Is it you?
Yeah, it's me, babe.
Hi.
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