The Samaritan Page #3
worth your while.
I will kick back double
what you asked'
worth my while.
Hey, at least new
you have time for coffee.
Ethan, did you have
anything to do
with what happened back there?
Of course not.
'Cause I need this job
for my parole.
I have to make money.
You have needs? Tell me.
What do you need?
I thought I made myself clear.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
You're going straight.
The same thing
every con says at first.
But you're not every con.
You've got skills,
skills I can use.
What are you talking about'?
and not just any grift.
I've got the perfect mark
for the samaritan.
That's what I'm talking about.
That's why I need you on board.
That's your grift,
you and my dad.
I'm not your dad, Ethan,
and I don'! Want to be.
You know, my mom was alone
for a long time.
But when I'm 17,
she brings home this new guy,
and he takes us out to dinner,
orders me a steak,
so I know that he sees me
as a man, not a boy,
and they tell me
they're getting married.
What am I supposed to say
to that'?
Well, sure, I'd love a dad
who owns a shitty body shop
So I eat my steak,
and I go to work.
Late night calls
to the same number
on his cell bill.
Motel room charges
on his credit card.
Of course, I don'! Say a word.
Let mom figure it out.
And when she does,
I'm on his side.
"Give him another shot,"
which she does.
Until I pay a pro to show up
saying he owes her 200 bucks
for the abortion
he made her have.
The poor bastard.
He had no idea what hit him.
But I knew.
I was my father's son.
Sc, yeah, you're right.
You're not my father.
But I don't need a father.
I need a partner.
Your mom ever find anybody else?
What'? No.
Sorry to hear that.
You have no idea
what I can do for you.
Ethan, stay away from me.
Any fallout
from the other night?
No static on this end,
no cops, no Jake,
but she's been by
every night this week.
I was just leaving.
You're not going anywhere.
I owe you an apology.
Called you a freak.
Sorry.
Apology accepted.
Well, anyway,
thanks for the other night.
I've been raped before.
It's no f***ing picnic.
Jesus.
What'?
You really put it out there,
don'! You?
I don't know whether
to be charmed or terrified.
Come on.
Be charmed'
So that's it'?
I buy you a bottle
of your liquor of choice,
and you're not even gonna try
and get into my pants?
All right, Ask me
how my day was.
How was your day?
Shitty.
How was yours?
Shitty, There you go.
Conversation.
Sorry.
I'm a little out of practice.
Well, I like a little chatter
or at least a good sob story.
"My wife doesn't understand me."
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