Touch of Pink Page #4
- Is something wrong with his eye?
- No, it's all cleared up now.
Better go, Giles. Getting late.
Ma, I have a fully stocked
and equipped kitchen.
- I do.
- You have coconut?
- Yes.
- Fresh coconut?
No.
But there's an Indian
supermarket nearby.
I'll need a nap first.
I'm not a machine.
That one. That's the one.
Yeah.
- They really look like they're in love.
- Oh, not just in love, but...
...in-love-like-in-the-movies
in love.
Look, Joanie Fontaine in Suspicion
has it. See? That look.
What?
Thank you.
- For what?
- Everything.
My life.
What would I have done
without you?
Are you looking at photos
or watching the television?
You shouldn't
waste energy, beta.
Who invited her?
When you refused Khaled, I thought,
"This boy needs a refresher course...
...in manners from his mother."
I have a busy life, Ma.
Too busy for family?
Nothing is more important
than family.
They'll be there for you
when nobody else will.
It's just I'm on this big film and...
- Oh, yes, you're very important.
- It's a 20 million film.
I'm only teasing, Alim.
I know you're busy.
Laughter is the best medicine, beta.
Then I guess I must be
in the placebo group.
Her daughter Mumtaz
is all grown up now...
- Oh, no.
- Oh, it's true, she's not a great beauty.
But she has a heart as big as a pig.
And she's in computers.
No, Ma. No.
You think you're too good for her.
You and your placebo group.
All this pretense.
I'm too old for all of this.
You say "pretense"
like it's a bad thing.
Personally, I think this
truth business is overrated.
- Don't be ridiculous.
- Sorry?
The mangoes are fabulous.
From Pakistan. The best.
Tell me, where are you from?
- Linnell Road, just around...
- No, no. Originally.
- Actually, I grew up in Canada.
- No.
Originally. Where were
you born, son?
- What difference...?
- Mombasa.
Kenya.
- I'm from Malindi.
- Yeah, I know your people.
That nose can only belong
to one family.
Giles, sorry I'm late.
Look who I ran into.
- Hi.
- Hello.
I'm sorry, do we...?
It's Alisdair Keith. From school.
You remember.
only bigger muscles.
Well, I'm devastated.
I remember you.
Alisdair's a swimmer.
He was at the Olympics.
Finished third in the 400.
Or fourth in the 300 or something.
Then... Then he won a gold medal.
- Really?
- In the relay.
with other guys.
So shall I get us some coffees?
- Lattes?
- Great.
You and your
mango-pickle sandwiches.
Beta, if you moved home, I'd make
you mango-pickle all the time.
So why don't you.
He thought something.
He left his bloody number.
So I was flirting.
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