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Help!

Help!

Get us out of here, please!

Help!

Get us out of here, please!

Help!

Help, please!

Get us out of here!

Please!

Let's go!

- Please! - Let's go.

- The backpacks! - Come on, hurry up!

- Let's get out! - What the fuck!

- Hurry up! - Get up!

Come down.

- Where are you going? - Take what you've got.

Take it off! Take it off! Give it to me!

- Come on, go. - The chain, don't play dumb.

Go, go, go! Go, go, go! Go!

And you, asshole, give me that coat.

Don't play dumb. Come on!

Hurry up, let's go!

Give me the backpack.

Give it here! Come on, assholes! Hurry up, let's go!

Is that all?

Do you want anything else? Is everything all right?

Okay.

Okay.

Hey, no!

- I need a glass of water. - No, I don't.

You can't stay here.

Get out.

- Well... thank you. - Good luck to you.

Hello!

Can you give me a lift?

I'm going to San Francisco.

I'm going the other way.

No problem.

How did you get here?

- I crossed through San Antonio. - How?

I used the money you left.

Talk to your mother. She's worried.

Yes, but tell her I'm fine.

- I'll talk to her soon. - I say.

- Okay. - Thank you very much.

- A hug. - A big hug.

- Your father? - Yes.

- How's he doing? - He's fine.

- Take the plates. - Okay.

I'm glad you're here.

- You found the clothes. - I did, thank you.

- What are we having? - Italian.

- Do you need help? - No.

I want to take care of you.

- Okay, so what do I do? - Nothing!

...crossing the border in Laredo. Mexican authorities say that

Monday at 14:45, the truck passed

by a border checkpoint checkpoint in Encino, Texas.

The driver, identified by the Mexican authorities,

is an American citizen now arrested who later went to Cotulla

before stopping, 235 km later, in San Antonio,

on a 38ºC day.

The alleged driver, identified by the U.S. Department of Justice,

as Homero Zamorano...

- What's wrong with Mexicans? - It's just that...

No problem with Mexicans. I'm just saying

that we should finance Americans, it's no big deal.

Well, it seems it doesn't matter to your wife.

Yes, but she hasn't these meetings for a long time.

- So, I don't see... - Jake, the people who live

in the Mission are Mexican or American?

Mexican.

Son,

if you don't approve your sister's project,

we can use another company to finance it.

Look at that, Jake.

I'm starting a new program that will make you happy.

First, approve next year's next year's budget for Mexico.

Half of the amount spent on my programs is tax deductible.

Ah! Approved.

Come with me to Mexico next time.

Don't push your luck.

- Thank you very much. - You're welcome.

You're an asshole.

COMMUNITY CENTER OF THE MISSIONARY DISTRICT

RESPECT

Yes.

I missed that.

We should more often.

Do you need to go back to San Francisco?

Not immediately.

How about we stay?

Okay, I'll see if we can continue in this room.

For one day.

One more day.

That's good.

It's a good start.

We're leaving.

Why?

- Is the room unavailable? - No.

One of my father's partners is checking in.

Are you ashamed to be seen with me?

Okay.

Can you pack your things? Please.

Please pack your things.

Ms. McCarthy, welcome.

ADAPTATION REVISION SYNCHRONY: E-MAIL loschulosteam@gmail.com

- Hello. - Hi.

Guys, I'm asking for your attention.

First of all, welcome to the Michael McCarthy wing.

As you all know, my father is a tireless defender of the arts,

and he donated, from his private collection, the works we see here today.

So applaud with me not just an exemplary human being,

but a man who never stops making this city

better for everyone. Michael McCarthy.

Thank you!

First of all, I want to thank each and every one of you

for being here. It's very important.

And I also want to thank my son, Jake,

not just for their kind words, generous

and exaggerated about his father,

but because he himself a defender.

He created programs that helped the less fortunate

of our community, and I thank him for that.

And I want to thank my beautiful daughter Jennifer,

who, since graduating from college,

stood by my side and helped make this foundation work as it should.

Hi, it's me.

I wanted to tell you that I won't be home.

I picked up my things and left the keys on the kitchen table.

I came here to be with you.

You know how important you are to me, how much I risked to be here.

And I don't want to hide all the time.

So, please,

leave me alone.

I'll find my own way.

Fernando?

Where are you? I'm worried.

- What do you want? - Please come back.

Where are you going to sleep?

Maybe I'll go back to Mexico.

Stop calling me.

This one has a new entrance hall.

We'd have to change the façade and acquire other licenses.

Want to see the budgets?

I'll take a look this afternoon. Then we'll talk.

No problem.

MCCARTHY FOUNDATION

The person you called is not available.

Your call has been forwarded to voicemail.

At the tone, please...

- Six months. - Six months.

Okay.

- Are we okay? - Six happy months.

É.

Shall we drink to that?

I don't know... You make the toast.

- I'll do it in English, you do it in Spanish. - Okay.

Six more months.

Only six months?

Hello, Jake. Hi, Jake.

Hello. How are you?

Good. What's going on?

We're planning a barbecue in the backyard,

the old-fashioned way, tomorrow.

You know, the kids want to see you just a little bit...

Is Dad going?

Yes.

I'm sorry I missed it. I'm going to Mexico City.

Are you going to Mexico City? When?

I'm on the plane now. I'm going to check out the gym.

- At... the gym? - É.

What do you mean, you're going to take a look?

They're doing a great job work with... You know.

Why look around if they're doing a great job?

Jake.

Just kidding, just kidding. Just take care, okay?

- I'll take care of myself. I'll be back on Tuesday... - I'm worried about you.

Call me when you get back, OK?

Okay. I love you. Have a good time.

- I love you too. Thanks. - Bye.

You'll sit at the counter

and I'll suck your balls without breathing on your cock.

And no matter how tough you get,

we're not having sex.

Let's see how much you can take.

Do you think you know me so well?

I know you're excited.

Her nipples are hard.

What do you want me to do now

is to turn you over, slap your ass.

Then you'll shut up,

take my cock and stick it in you...

while I kiss your neck.

Is that what I'm thinking?

And you want me to stick my finger up your ass at the same time.

You don't know me at all.

But I know your cock is hard just talking to me.

And you're dying for me to suck your balls.

And cum on your face like I did yesterday.

How about we go to the sofa?

So I can lick you while you suck my balls.

Sofa?

Why so far away?

Suck my balls.

Even if they're sweaty after your workout?

Isn't that when you like it best?

Really?

Wait for me, please.

Fernando called and said he was safe in San Francisco.

Leave him alone.

I told Fernando not to leave Mexico,

and that what he did is very dangerous.

Yes, but she was the one who treated him badly.

Tell her to leave.

And tell her to find someone her own age.

Lovely. Thank you.

Thank you.

Well, I ask you also stand up.

Come closer, please.

Many of you already know our dear Jennifer McCarthy,

director of the foundation that supports us.

- Welcome! - Hello, thank you very much.

Thank you. I'm sorry I don't speak Spanish to tell you how wonderful you are,

but maybe you can translate for me.

Thank you very much. You're very happy to be here.

And she's seen a lot of progress since the last time she accompanied us.

And I'm sorry it took me so long to get back.

Thank you so much for coming.

Where's Fernando?

He hasn't been here for weeks.

Thank you for your visit.

Let me know if you hear from him.

Martha?

There are clothes for you in the closet. Take them to your family.

- For you, keep them. - Thank you.

Okay? In the corner.

When Fernando comes home, will you call me?

Just a moment.

Just a moment...

When Fernando arrives, call me immediately.

- Of course, ma'am. - Is that all right?

- Okay. - Okay, thanks.

Do you want to eat first?

No. No, thank you.

- Thank you. Goodbye! - Goodbye!

That's what he looks like.

I'll spread the word.

Because they don't leave records.

They're not in the records.

I'll send you information. Do the best you can.

- I don't want to give people false hope. - I don't mind spending money.

Okay.

Can you tell me a bit about the nature of your relationship?

He's a dancer, he works at my foundation in Mexico City.

- Welcome. - Thank you.

Hello!

Yes.

Yes, let's do that...

We'd better go in.

Yes.

It's wonderful. What's your name?

Fernando.

- Where are you from? - Thank you.

I'm from Mexico. Thank you.

Mexico. I wanted to get a ticket to the ballet.

I'm going to the toilet. I'll be right back.

- Don't be long. - Okay.

Hello.

Fernando!

- Hello, Mary. - Hello, Mary.

- I've come to talk to Matthew. - Okay. I'll let him know you're here.

- Thank you very much. - You're welcome.

- Beautiful blouse. - Thank you.

- Did you enjoy last night's show? - I thought it was awful.

Please tell me you hated it.

- I hated it. My father liked it. - Of course he liked it.

I saw you outside. I was going to say hello, but

was talking with a dancer in the street.

- I didn't want to interrupt. - He's so talented.

He works in a hotel, or something.

In a hotel?

Yes, he's from Mexico. Maybe you can help him.

Of course!

Give me his information. I'll see if the foundation can help.

That would be great! How are you?

- Well done. - How are your projects going?

We're very busy.

I've come to talk about a building we're renovating

- in the Mission District. - That's exciting!

- I'll show you some pictures. - Okay!

Did your parents tell you that I went to see them?

No.

How did you find me?

I saw Matthew give you his card.

Do you know him?

He invited me to train with the company.

- Are you staying here? - Yes!

- How do you make money? - Don't you see?

We were happy in Mexico!

Do you think it's smart to beg in the street?

You will be deported.

I wasn't begging.

And I don't think you care what happens to me.

Of course I care.

You know I care.

- Hi. - Hi!

I've come to talk to Matthew.

Sorry, he won't be back today.

I really need to talk to him. Can give me his cell phone number?

I'm sorry, I can't give you that information.

- That's fine. - Do you want to leave a message?

- No, that's fine. Thank you very much. - You're welcome.

Fernando, go away.

Immigration is here asking for documents.

They've already taken Pablo.

Why don't you have any documents?

I was deported from New York in 2013

for dancing at Union Square station.

Just dancing?

People started giving me money, but I didn't ask for it.

What happened after you were deported?

I hired a lawyer, I fought for a long time.

The plan was to stay in New York,

but it didn't work.

You're very talented and I hope we can work together.

Thank you, I hope so too.

Thanks again for showing me around today

and for welcoming me here.

You're welcome. Good luck to you.

Mazel Tov!

Fernando, please. Clean up here.

- Thanks! - Oh my God!

Great!

Fernando.

I wanted to see you dance a little more today.

Do you know the Black Swan?

Yes, I know.

That's great. I want to see the end of Black Swan.

- From the final act? - Yes, please.

Natasha, let's start from the final act of Black Swan.

Great.

Great.

Great, beautiful work. Very good.

- Arlette. - Yes.

I want to see you with Fernando, please.

- Okay. - From the beginning of Black Swan.

- Do you two know each other? - Yes.

- Wonderful. - Yes.

- Hi. - Nice to meet you. Arlette.

Fernando.

How do you want to start?

Let's start from the beginning. The two of them in a straight line...

- Okay, and then you do the... - Yes, normal.

Don't worry.

OK, I'll try.

For beautiful girls

we sing like this.

Happy birthday, my love.

- Grandma? - No, my love.

Thank you, thank you.

Thank you, darling.

Obviously, I didn't do it.

- It's certainly delicious. - Yes, it is.

Come on, Fer, cheer up.

He doesn't think about it anymore.

The person you called is not available.

Your call has been forwarded to voicemail.

At the tone, please...

THE FEATHER AND THE STARS

Excuse me. Thank you very much.

Hello!

Hello.

Thanks for the ticket.

I loved the ballet.

Me too.

What? Are you here?

Hello.

Where?

We'll come together next time.

Hello.

It's me.

Good morning.

There's a yoga mat and some elastic bands in the room.

Do you need money?

No, I'm going to the hotel. I'll get my wallet.

He has money and a house key.

I'm going out later.

There's no hurry.

Have your breakfast. If you need anything, give me a call.

- Good. - Very good.

Good. Very good.

Thank you, dancers.

It has been a great pleasure to have Fernando in our company.

And I thank all of you who welcomed him.

And, really, it was the easiest decision for us

make him the protagonist.

Tell me, Fernando, where did you learn to dance?

In Mexico.

Did you go to school?

Of course, I danced there since I was a child.

Did you beg on the street there too?

I don't do that.

Isn't that how you and Matthew met?

I just wanted a ticket for the ballet, I didn't beg.

He saw you before the show.

- Weren't you asking for money? - Joe!

- Honestly, I... - What?

So what if he danced in front of the theater?

You weren't there.

I don't need to dance in the street to make money.

- Shut up! - It was obvious that I wanted a ticket.

As an illegal immigrant, he was brave. He could have been arrested.

Shall we go there?

What a bunch of gringos, man.

We cross the border, wipe their asses,

and that's fine.

But just take the work from one of them, and lo and behold.

They send you away.

What a disgrace.

One more round, please.

For you too.

Hello, Mom.

Yes, I'm fine. I came to the bar.

No, go to sleep.

Okay.

I love you too.

Bye.

Hello, everyone.

This is Fernando, the new dance teacher here.

- Hi, Fernando. - Hi, nice to meet you.

These are our members. They are very interested in learning ballet.

These are Robert, Charlie and Lily.

- Hi! - Hi.

Hello. Why ballet?

We went to the ballet once and it really marked us.

It was very important for us.

Right.

What was the best thing about the show?

- The surveys. - Surveys?

Yes, they are impressive.

It's a very difficult job. You know that, right?

Yes. They said we should stay here every afternoon

- late. - At least six days a week.

- Wow! - Six days a week?

- Okay. - And he's strict!

- Don't be late, or you'll get into trouble. - That's it.

- Never. - It's been a pleasure.

- It was a pleasure to meet you. - Bye, bye. Nice to meet you.

Very good. We'll manage.

- What happened here? - The dance.

It's good now.

- Does it hurt? - No, it doesn't.

Well, it hurts a bit more than the massage.

- Does massage hurt? - Not enough.

You have to go all out.

- Going all out? - Yes, thank you.

- But I don't want to... - It's all right.

Ah, love.

- Is that good? - Yes, it is.

You introduced me as their teacher.

- Juanita doesn't know we're together. - It's obvious that we're together.

It's obvious that he's always staging.

I'm not acting, you're their teacher.

- Can I be both? - Yes!

Of course!

Good afternoon, everyone. Thank you very much for coming.

I'd like to introduce you to the man of the moment.

My father, Michael McCarthy.

We wouldn't be here without his generosity.

So let's give a round of applause for him.

Well, my daughter is too generous.

The truth is that none of this would be happening without the

that she and her brother Jake, created.

So let's hear it for them, please.

We are very happy to be here with you

and know what they're doing.

So don't let us interrupt you.

- You're welcome. - You're welcome.

You were getting by, okay?

You turn around and do it like this.

Hello. Fernando.

So, okay. Let's go...

for the arm.

- Hi, Fernando. - Hi. Fernando.

- Nice to meet you. - Thank you very much.

You're welcome.

So... Yes. From the beginning.

We're in first position.

That's great.

Hold on.

One,

two, and then

arm and up.

Hello.

It fits just right! You look beautiful.

- Thanks. - Did you have a good day?

Yes, it was good today. I've had a long day.

I had a three-hour rehearsal

- on Thursday, and a little... - Thank you.

- Would you like a glass of wine? - Yes.

- One more. - On Thursday, there was a...

One of the boys dropped a ballerina.

- No! - Yes.

And then there was a discussion about

whose fault it was.

And he didn't take responsibility.

There's a general rule in ballet...

- Jennifer? - Daphne!

- Hi! - Hi!

- Good to see you. - It's been a long time.

- Yes, it is. - It's good to see you.

This is Fernando, an exceptionally talented dancer.

- Nice to meet you, Fernando. - Nice to meet you.

- Is he on your show? - No, he's not.

He's with the San Francisco Ballet Company.

- Fantastic! - Enjoy your dinner!

Thanks!

What were you saying?

Pointe Flex.

I'm starving.

Well, you worked

by

at least an hour.

I'm trying.

I added tofu. Is that okay with you?

I'm happy with everything you're doing.

I've never had so much food in my house.

We could have gone to a restaurant.

Don't use your key, I'll open it for you.

Who's going up?

It's my family. I didn't know they were coming.

- Do you think they'll stay? - I don't know.

Hello! I've come to kidnap you.

I have an extra ticket for the game, so...

- Just pick up and go. - Well...

Good to see you. I'll get some water, shall I?

- Ah! Hi! - Hi.

We met, right? In the community space.

- Yes. - You... Yes. No.

- Refresh my memory. - I'm the ballet teacher.

The ballet teacher!

- Mexico or...? - Yes.

Right.

- Jake. - Fernando.

Fernando, right! It was a pleasure to see you.

Likewise.

I'd invite you,

but I only have one extra ticket.

I think I'm getting in the way a bit.

So, I'll leave you two alone. E...

Adiós.

- I'll call you tomorrow. - Okay, good.

Have fun!

You're doing well and the pace is great.

Okay, let's get started.

Let's go.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

Um... Excellent.

Um... Yes.

That's right.

So, it's about blockages and things like that.

No, I think...

Hello!

Hi, Dad.

Thank you for coming.

Yes.

- Would you like some coffee? - No, I've already had some.

Well, let's go for a walk. No don't want to take up too much of your time.

Well, I'll get straight to the point.

Jake said he saw the Mexican Mexican dancer at your house yesterday.

Is he living with you?

Dad, it's nothing.

You know I want you to be happy and have a relationship.

Maybe give me some grandchildren.

I tried, I can't have children, you know.

I know, but I'm not here to talk about it.

So why are you here? What did you come to talk about?

I'm happy that you help immigrants.

I'm all for it,

but there are limits. Know what I mean?

Can we order, please?

- Of course. - I'll have the sea bass.

- Great choice. Thank you. Thank you. - Thank you.

Sir?

Can I recommend whiting?

- What are capers? - Capers.

- I'll have that one. - You won't regret it.

- Thank you. - Where are you from?

- Mexico City, what about you? - I'm from Puebla.

But we've been here for 20 years.

- An eternity. - Yes, it's a long time.

Are you visiting?

I live here. I'm teaching ballet.

How cool!

- I'm Fernando. - Joaquín.

- Nice to meet you, Joaquín. - You too, Joaquín.

Would you like a drink?

I'll have a salad with goat's cheese.

In fact, he asked if you wanted something to drink.

Oh, sorry. No, thank you.

I didn't want to interrupt your conversation.

That's all, Joaquín. Thank you, Joaquín.

I'll be right back. Excuse me.

I'm here, have you forgotten?

- Why? - You can speak English.

You should know a little Spanish, right?

After all, the time spent in Mexico,

having a Mexican boyfriend...

- A little bit, miss? - Stop that.

- Please? - Stop!

I'm in a bad mood, I'm sorry. I...

I argued with my father.

Because of me?

No, not at all.

Actually, it was Jake's fault.

It was because he saw me at his house that day.

- How are you, kid? - Fine.

- É? - I missed you at the meetings.

You've got the hang of it, huh?

- Tell me when, and I'll... - I'm going to say hi to Mom.

- ...I'll sort it out. - Why aren't they at school?

It's teachers' meeting day.

Hello! First Friday of every month.

Are you lending it to her? You have to lend it to her.

Are you happy you didn't have class today?

- Yes. - Yes.

- We were talking about you. - Really?

Okay, I want to see.

- Bye, people! - Beautiful!

Okay, that's enough. To.

Now profile.

That's better.

We need to stop here, please.

Fernando, can I talk to you?

IMMIGRATION

We tried there and we didn't succeed.

She must have contacts, it's her job.

She must have contacts in Tijuana, on all borders.

Do you have a contact there?

Not in Tijuana, but the coyote who helped us must have contacts.

- How much does she charge? - She charged eight thousand.

- Eight thousand. - Yes, that's a lot of money.

- But you can trust her. - Yes, you can.

The white zone is only for people's immediate progress.

Keep moving.

- Are they all Mexican? - Yes!

Your identities, please.

- I have no identity. - You don't.

- But I'm Mexican. - Where are you from?

- From Honduras. - Honduras. On this side.

- I'm from Salvador. - On this side, please.

The rest of you, pass the data to my colleagues.

Move on, please. Forward.

We're from Venezuela.

Identity, please.

Are you... Tomás Alba?

- On that side, please. - Will it be long?

- One or two hours at most. - Thank you.

- Surname? - Attention, gentlemen!

Come on in.

We're not Mexicans, but we do have rights.

To use the toilet, to drink water, to a doctor's visit.

We're just immigrants, we're not criminals.

Why do they treat us like this?

They always say the same thing!

- It's all in there. - Passport too?

Passport and number are also kept here.

Call me if you have any questions. My name is Arturo.

- Thank you. - Thank you very much.

Here we are.

I'm fine.

When can you come here?

Okay.

How long will you stay?

I have to travel on Monday. I have a meeting in New York.

What day is it?

Monday.

I'll be here all week.

I'll be back soon.

You don't need anything from San Francisco.

We can start our own company here.

We can find another place with more experienced dancers.

That will take time.

We have time.

I could come more often.

I could almost live here.

That would be nice.

He made the request in Las Vegas.

He said: "Let's do it now. Let's do it in Las Vegas."

- And then... - He can't go there.

- No. - No.

- And my joke didn't... - Wait a minute.

- Maybe... - The joke's good.

Maybe there's a chance...

I'll try again.

I was married and divorced, and it's not...

- so cool. - Wow, I didn't know that.

You weren't married to him. He's great.

Thank you.

Wedding next year?

- What's taking so long? - Where?

No, the idea was we'd already gotten married,

but she's always winding me up.

And, actually, I'm a bit tired.

So... it would be good to to cross the border again.

Don't you think he should pursue a career in San Francisco?

You wouldn't want him to...?

Yes, I would. I'd love him to come back.

- We've been trying... - Okay, I'll be back.

- Let's go back. - In a safe way.

- In a way that doesn't... You know. - Here's to you.

- Come on, let's go! - No, no, no.

Cheers!

Have you eaten anything?

No.

No. So you drank on an empty stomach?

- Yes. - Why don't you eat this?

No, thank you.

I can't go to New York if you don't take care of yourself.

Don't go.

You can stay.

Right.

Where was the mescal?

There's mescal here.

What's so special about in San Francisco?

What could you do there that you can't do here?

They would never have made you an official member of the company.

We could never stay together there.

I can't cancel my trip to New York.

It's not fair of you to make me leave you like this.

So don't cancel.

Take a look.

Go to New York.

I didn't want to tell you until everything was settled.

I've found someone who can help me to cross the border through El Paso.

I won't give you money for you to kill yourself.

I don't need money.

I just need to get to Juarez by Tuesday.

That way, when you get back from New York, I can be in San Francisco.

We weren't even happy there.

But I was happy.

Don't worry.

They said that this time it won't be the same scheme.

So it's safer, faster.

You know I'd do anything for you, right?

Of course!

I want to tell you something.

Then you decide whether we stay together or not.

Tell me if you want me to come back

after my trip or...

if you never want to see me again.

What is it?

I caused your deportation.

You would never...

back to Mexico.

And we couldn't be together

in San Francisco. There was a lot of pressure.

I called Immigration, told them that you were an illegal immigrant,

who danced in the company who had been deported before,

in 2013.

You need to understand why I did it.

It's going to be much better this time.

I came more often.

We'll have our company here.

Think about it when I leave.

And if you don't...

if you don't want me to come back, stay here at home.

And I pay the bills. I'll never abandon you.

I did it for us, because I love you.

- Do you want us to stay together? - Yes!

A lot!

Okay.

Fernando.

Can we talk?

Fernando.

- I need to use the bathroom. - You can use the courtyard.

No!

Can I go now?

The idea was to stay together, wasn't it?

You have every right to be upset. I'm sorry.

But not me.

I'm glad we're together.

- Me too. - I want to take a shower.

Or would you rather I didn't?

I forgot that you liked me sweaty.

Stop! Stop.

To.

No.

Will you forgive me now?

Did you really apply for my green card?

No!

I'm sorry, I forgot to tell you that you didn't have to come today.

She's not feeling well.

Go ahead. Come back another day.

Martha?

That's all right. I'll look after Jennifer these days.

When she's better, I'll let you know.

- Are you sure, boy? - Yes, I'm sure.

I'm sorry I didn't called to cancel.

I look forward to hearing from you.

My family is waiting for me in New York.

- I'm going out. Do you need anything? - Let me out.

What is it, Rafa?

Sir, I'm sorry I came unannounced,

but I call Miss and all I get is voicemail.

I wanted to know if the plan to take her to the airport on Monday

is standing.

It's not.

She's staying here.

- Good evening, Rafa. - Okay, sir.

Let's get out of here.

- Tell him what you did. - Shut up, you animal.

Tell him to get out of our house!

I'll be back.

Everyone will know what you did to me.

I'm going to tell everyone who you really are!

She's a liar!

What do you want?

Hi, Dad.

Yes, yes.

She's fine.

See you soon.

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF MY DEAR FRIEND GRÉGOIRE LASSALLE