True Confessions Page #2
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-Thanks.
I'm fine, thank you.
Fourteen to one, huh?
Must have been a boat race.
Of course it was. That's why
you could bet the Sistine Chapel on it.
You Iook Iike sh*t.
How's your wife?
She Ieft with her tuna fish
casserole recipe. Her one dish.
-And your brother, the Monsignor?
-Okay.
I used to Iisten to him on the radio
when I was in the joint.
"The religious hour."
I'II bet he said a novena for you
every time that you and I screwed.
What's on your mind, Brenda?
You ever notice how you get old,
your feet swell up?
I started noticing things Iike that
when I was in the joint.
Your feet swell up,
your toenails get Iittle ridges on them.
write a book about it, all right?
You ever tell your brother in confession
that Jack was paying you off?
Or maybe he doesn't know
what a bagman is, your brother.
They don't teach them things Iike that
at the seminary.
What are you trying to say?
You ever wonder why Jack fixed it
so that you didn't get indicted and I did?
Jack wouldn't know me
if he walked into me.
Forget you.
It was all that business
he was doing with your brother.
AII those Catholic schools he was building.
It wouldn't have Iooked good,
you going on trial.
So he put in the fix downtown.
Somebody had to take the fall. Me.
Anything else?
Yeah. Just get that stiff out of here.
Once a bagman, always a bagman!
Okay?
You know my temper.
I need you Iike I need another f***.
You know, Jack's got
this grand new development, Des.
Rancho Rosa, I think it's called.
Anyway, he wants to give a Iittle piece
to His Eminence for a school.
Isn't that a grand thing to do?
Rancho Rosa?
I hear he's having trouble
getting rid of his Iots.
the city won't put one in, is that true?
My God, you're suspicious. Peg?
Monsignor.
-Mrs. Campion, how are you?
-Oh, it was a beautiful mass.
Thank you.
for everything you've done.
It's a beautiful wedding,
and I wanted to tell you
how much I appreciated
all your patience and time.
It was an honor and I...
I know that you'II be very happy,
Georgette.
I'm sure of that.
-Monsignor, you know why I got married.
-Yes, I do.
But I wouldn't worry about it.
I think it'II be fine.
I think you've done the right thing,
and you have my blessing.
Thank you, Monsignor.
Yeah, so, he's gotten awful grand
since he became a supervisor.
I remember when you could rent him
by the day.
And now, after being turned down
everywhere else,
Jack makes this most generous offer
to us.
What would you call that, Des?
-I'd call that a pair of grape scissors.
-Oh.
Have some champagne.
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