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Thank you.

Wow

Get a job.

Yeah, I'm calling about the studio apartment you have listed.

No, a background check won't be a problem.

That's a lot for a deposit.

I'm working right now. Is there any way I can come by and see... Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Yes, this is Chris Jensen.

I'm calling to follow up on a job.

Yes, I can hold.

This is Jackie.

Sure, I'll take the call. Put him through to my cell.

Chris, hi, this is Jackie Townsend. How are you?

Hi, Ms. Townsend.

I was just about to call you to discuss the position you applied for.

Yes, ma'am. Of course.

It's just Jackie.

Is there any way we can meet in person?

Sure.

I'm actually pretty free right now.

Should I come by the office?

No, don't come to the office.

Do you have a pen?

I'll give you the address.

Okay.

Okay.

Yeah, I can come by in, like, an hour.

Okay.

Thank you, Miss... Thank you, Jackie.

Chris, thank you for meeting me on such a beautiful day.

Yes, ma'am.

So formal.

Here, take a seat.

I hope you don't mind.

I do have a very good reason for why we didn't meet in my office.

I did wonder about that.

As you can imagine, we've received quite a few applications for the position of

head of security.

There are a lot of people looking for work right now.

And your experience and skills are quite impressive.

Thank you.

Unfortunately, your drug test was dirty.

And that's a big problem for my HR department and insurance company.

I could retake the test in a couple days.

Given the circumstances, you can no longer be considered for the position.

Insurance is a zero tolerance policy when it comes to these matters.

Okay.

I'm interested in hiring you for another position altogether.

Under the radar.

That is a photo of Andrew Warner, included as a schedule of his daily

routine and some other personal information.

Pertinent facts.

Is there something wrong?

Is he missing?

Do you need me to find him for you?

No, Chris.

I don't want you to play detective.

I want you to kill him.

That's a little far off from a security position, don't you think?

That's not what I'm hiring you for.

This... Job description is more in line with your qualifications.

That may be true.

Things are different for me now as a civilian.

You're not a civilian, Chris.

Just because you're stateside again doesn't make any difference.

I also happen to know how long it takes a VA to set up benefits.

You've been living out of your car for months now.

Why do you want him dead?

It's personal.

So is killing someone.

Fair enough.

Andrew Warner and my brother were lovers.

When Tyler was killed in Afghanistan, he left everything to Andrew, including 51%

of my company's stocks and assets.

He controls the majority stock option, preventing me from running my company

the way I see fit.

So it's about money.

But why kill him?

It's simple.

You help me get Andrew out of the way.

and his inheritance reverts back to me.

It's about survival, Chris.

I've got an apartment ready for you. I'll put a little cash in your pocket

while you think about it.

It's just a corporate apartment we use for out-of-town clients.

Nothing special.

Get a hot shower and a decent bed for once.

The fridge is stocked and ready for you.

Think on it a day or two.

Say I consider it.

Let's talk about the money.

50,000.

Cash, obviously.

And a place to rest your head until it's done.

How long do I have? A week.

And Chris, this stays between you and me.

Or I'll find some very creative ways of making you pay for it.

Come on.

You look fine.

Kendra, you look perfect. Come on.

I think you just wanted to get us out of the store as fast as possible.

Well, there's some truth to that.

Girl,

we both know you tend to overshop.

I so do not.

I just want to make sure that I look good for tonight's mixer.

Better you than me. Shit.

You should try it sometime.

You said yourself that it's time to move on. And I know for a fact that there are

dozens of men's mixers every night of the week.

Okay, maybe that's true.

But I'm really just not into the whole organized mating ritual thing.

I know the right guy is out there for you somewhere.

I'm sure he is. But one, he's not going to think to show up to one of those

things. And two, I know for a fact that those things are like all full of,

they're notorious for being full of drama and baggage.

And I don't need that in my life. That's so not true.

I've dated most of those guys and I know for a fact that... Yeah? You really?

Exactly. Okay.

Alright, I get your point.

Thank you.

Good.

I guess I just think that when I meet Mr. Right, I'll know.

Don't be gay.

It's almost been two years.

Go jogging.

Hey.

What's this?

I seen a couple of guys with this.

What is this, some kind of secret sign for wackos?

Fuck you.

I've had it for a while. It's nothing.

What is this?

I thought gay night was over.

Well, it's a good thing you're leaving.

Fuck off, Townsend. You know you want some of this.

Later, sweetheart.

Sorry. Man, you really kicked into overdrive back there.

And you actually look like you enjoyed it.

It helps me clear my head.

I hear ya.

I don't think there's a trail long enough to do that for me, though.

I'm Andrew.

Chris.

So I don't think I've seen you around here before.

I just moved here.

Oh yeah?

Where are you from?

I was in the military.

Ah, man of the world.

Guess I should have known from the routine.

Anyway, my partner was in the military.

Oh.

Alright, well, I'll see you around.

Yeah, see you.

Dude, where the fuck you been, man? Dude, I'm sorry. I was running late.

Yeah, you were running late. I can't run a business like this. I know, I know. I

can't wait around all day waiting for you to get here.

Did you hear that?

Wait, did you call the cops?

If you're a cop, you have to tell me, man. You have to tell me. That's like a

law.

Who are you?

We've done this before. I'm not a cop.

You know that.

You're that guy!

Yeah!

Why are we here?

Did you bring something for me?

Oh, right.

Yeah,

yeah, yeah. Yeah, you see, this is pharmaceutical grade beans, man. These

are like top notch, primo shit, man.

I'm giving you such a good deal on this, man. It's not even fucking funny.

We're good?

Cool. Why are you still here?

Get out of my fucking face.

I'll call you next week, dude.

What are you doing here?

Just freshening up.

I can see that.

Is the plumbing broken at your place?

No, the plumbing's working just fine at my... place.

Your plumbing may be working fine.

But you've got all the wrong fixtures.

You could have saved me the trouble.

Sorry, I didn't know our little arrangement came with fringe benefits.

So, how's Andrew?

What?

You're not surprised I had you follow it, are you?

Not at all.

Good.

Get used to it now that you've accepted my proposal.

I have not accepted your proposal.

Right. Not yet.

Another technicality.

Meanwhile, the VA will either deny your claim or take their sweet time approving

it.

I'm a woman of action, as you've seen here.

Okay.

You want to talk business?

Let's talk about the money.

Considering what you have to gain and what I have to lose.

I think we'll both benefit from you paying me half a million dollars for

this little accident you would like me to facilitate.

It's out of the question. Yeah?

How do you think your stockholders would feel if they knew about your little

plan?

That's blackmail.

That's good business.

Half your business is worth billions.

Drop a hard bargain.

That's what they say and I'll take your extra set of keys,

too

Hey

Hey, how's it going pretty good?

How are you good?

Doing the whole course today?

Yeah.

But I'll probably walk it.

Do you mind if I walk with you?

No.

Actually, that would be nice.

That would be great.

So do you come up here every day?

Yep.

I have to force myself some days.

Did your partner not like the outdoors?

He did.

He actually liked it a lot.

But... He died about two years ago in Afghanistan.

I'm sorry.

Thanks.

I know it's not easy.

No, but it's my new reality.

Among other things.

So how about you? Where were you stationed?

I just got back from Afghanistan.

I'm glad you made it back.

Thanks.

So was he career military or...? Um, Tyler.

Yeah. He, um... He was in the reserves when he was called up.

Wasn't really his thing.

His father assisted in this.

To stay out of trouble.

Yeah.

This is me.

So will I see you tomorrow?

I'll be here.

Cool.

Later. Bye.

Hey.

Everything okay?

Actually, no.

It's not starting. It's like it's dead. It's the weirdest thing.

Anything I could do to help?

You know, I have AAA, but I'm just not seeing my card in here.

Why don't you let me give you a ride?

You'd do that for me?

Okay. Thank you.

Let's go.

I really appreciate this No problem

Have

you

ever been to Topanga Canyon?

No Is that where we're going?

No Topanga Canyon is beautiful.

It's by the PCH.

We should go sometime.

How about tomorrow?

That'd be great.

Let's go.

I'll pick you up.

Sure.

The right's coming up here.

Do you, uh, do you want me to wait for you?

No, I'm gonna walk back. It's not that far.

You sure?

So, what time tomorrow?

About nine.

Nine it is.

Cool.

Here.

Just in case you, uh...

You need a ride or anything.

Thank you.

Here.

And my number.

In case you need anything at all.

Okay.

Thanks for the ride.

No problem. Stay out of trouble. I'll see you tomorrow.

Hey, Andrew.

I was just thinking about you.

Well, that's good to hear.

You driving?

No, I'm just about to leave the mechanics now.

Dead battery?

Nope. Cut cables.

Really?

So when a AAA came out to give me a jump, sparks flew everywhere.

That's crazy.

Anyway, the reason why I was calling was I wanted to see what you wanted for

lunch tomorrow.

Lunch? Yeah, I figured if I packed everything, you'd carry it up the hill.

You know, since you were trained for that.

I was not trained to carry egg salad sandwiches up a hill.

Are you kidding?

I'm a Moe. Better cook than that.

That's good to know.

Anyway,

I guess I'll just see you tomorrow morning.

Okay.

Good night.

This sure is beautiful.

You've never been up here before.

No, I just got into town, remember?

That's right.

We don't have stuff like this where I'm from.

Where was that again?

Wisconsin.

Ah, cheese and cold winters.

I'd really miss the winters.

The cheese was good, though.

It doesn't get very cold in Atlanta.

Is that where you're from?

Yeah. Can't you tell by the accent?

No, I don't have an accent.

Dropped it when I moved to Los Angeles.

How much further?

Not far.

Where are you taking me?

It's a surprise, obviously.

I should have worn hiking boots.

I'm not as hardcore as you are, Mr. G.I. Joe.

Y'all say I didn't warn you.

You alright?

Yeah.

Nice, comfy grip, by the way. Told you you should have worn hiking boots.

Wow.

Pretty much sums it up one word, huh?

On a clear day you can see all the way out to the ocean out here, but the

marine landers can come in.

Still nice though. It's peaceful.

I love it up here.

I feel really close to Tyler when I'm here.

So you hungry?

I could eat.

See?

Hiking makes you hungry.

Yeah, I guess you're right.

But I need to find a latrine first, so I'll be back.

Okay, I'll set up.

Grab a seat.

What's

up

with that?

Sorry.

It's a bad habit to break.

I always have a weapon.

I guess you were in the military for a while.

Yeah.

I served in Afghanistan and Iraq.

So what was your job?

In the military?

Yeah, in the military.

Most of what I did is still listed as classified.

So you can't tell me?

No.

If I was going to tell you, I'd... You'd have to kill me. Yeah, right.

I'm sure you've used that one before.

Do you need to get that?

No.

So I hope you don't mind me talking about Tyler.

You're the first military person I've had to, you know, talk with about it.

It's been pretty... It's fine.

You know, when it was first deployed, I got the worst feeling.

He told me not to worry and we know how that worked out, right?

Sounds like someone really needs to get a hold of you.

You sure you're not married or something?

No, I'm not married.

I told you it's not important.

How do you know?

Because you're here.

Good answer.

See anything?

Yeah. I see a sunbather.

Where?

Oh no.

It's just a golden retriever.

You alright?

You alright?

Uh, maybe.

What happened?

Um, hurt your ankle? Yeah. Does that hurt? Uh, uh-huh, yeah.

Guess you should have worn those hiking boots, huh?

I knew you were going to say that.

Don't worry, I'm not that heavy.

Hold that.

That's what you get for jumping off rocks.

Is that too tight?

We forgot the ice pack.

Set it on the outside. You want to put it right against the skin?

Oh, I guess you're pretty good at this whole first aid thing.

I've done it once or twice.

We're going to have to hold on for a minute.

Set tight? Yeah.

Careful.

Sorry.

Don't be.

Don't be sorry.

Okay,

well this isn't going to work here.

How about the beach?

You want to stay at the beach tonight?

Yeah, I want to stay at the beach today. Yeah?

Just sit tight and we'll get some stuff together.

Okay.

Just slide in there and put your back up there.

Careful. Be careful.

Got it?

Yep. Just throw your leg up this way.

You alright?

Yeah. Okay.

So I guess a dingy sports bar is the closest we're gonna get to the beach

tonight.

Yeah.

Walking in soft sand on a twisted ankle is not highly likely.

Actually doesn't feel that bad right now.

And that's the beer talk.

Probably.

Can I get you guys anything else?

Another round?

I'm not driving.

Is that a yes or... Yes, another round.

So how'd you meet Tyler?

Blind date.

He was way out of my league.

Yeah.

My friends got sick of me constantly picking the wrong type, and they chose

140.

Just chronic fixer. I love the bad. The broken.

Do not spill both. I don't do house speaking.

Choose the bad, Doug.

Um.

Um.

I, uh.

I didn't mean that to be a reflection on you.

Too late.

There's your check. Take it whenever you're ready. And by the way, the two of

you are adorable.

Anyway,

I think it broke that track record with Tyler.

Practically broke it.

What great years.

Kind of a random act for a sports bar, man.

Yeah.

I'm actually thinking about you.

I miss

this kind of music.

Yeah.

I get nostalgic about twisted ankles and bad bar food all the time.

You know what I mean.

Want to get out of here?

I got a headache.

Me too.

Thank you, gentlemen.

So we're enjoying the beach tonight, are we, Chris?

For some reason, I don't think you're there alone.

Ugh, you stupid slut.

Where are you looking for? I can't find my pills.

I have anxiety.

I have PTSD.

Come here.

They're not fucking here!

Fuck. Let me try something. Come here.

Come here.

Fuck off me!

Come here, let me try something.

Come, come sit down.

Come here.

This

isn't

gonna work.

Don't be so negative.

Just give it a shot.

Breathe.

When was the last time you had a massage?

Does physical therapy count?

No.

Never.

Never?

What did you learn how to do this?

Just a little something I picked up.

That's right, slow your breathing.

Slow, deep breaths.

You okay?

Yeah.

This is how I deal with Tyler.

If you ask me, the best foreplay to foreplay is a good massage.

I absolutely agree.

You okay?

Good morning.

Good morning.

I got breakfast.

I hope you don't mind I took your car.

Grits. Eggs.

Toast. You know, the usual.

What are grits?

Grits.

It's like a normal thing. Grits.

Alright, whatever.

I'm gonna go wash up.

You left your phone in the bathroom.

Looks like you missed a few calls.

What?

Nothing.

You remind me a lot of Tyler.

Oh yeah?

Except you don't really look like him.

Okay, maybe like if I go like this?

Yeah, there you go.

Alright.

Or maybe if you pick up that gun and point it at something.

Maybe it's just that I feel safe with you.

Well, you are safe with me.

That's nice.

Especially with all these weird little surprises I've had over the last several

months. Like what?

Too many little things that add up to be too much of a coincidence, you know?

Yeah? Yeah, I mean, like, for example, my battery cable thing.

I'm sure that was just a random act of vandalism. Yeah. Right?

Yeah.

I mean, I would have thought so too, except it wasn't an isolated incident.

Whomever it is, they seem to love vandalizing my poor car.

Lighten up.

So have you talked to anyone about all the stuff that's been going on?

Just once.

Right around my birthday, I got this card in the mail, postmarked for my

hometown.

I just thought it was from one of my sisters, so I tore it right open.

Stupid.

And? It was from no one. No writing.

Just white powder.

Really? Yeah. So the police lab checked it out, and it was just cornstarch, but

still.

What did Tyler have to say about all this?

It started happening after he died.

I mean, do you know anyone that would actually want to hurt you, though?

I didn't say this before, but after Tyler died, I inherited a very large sum

of money.

Like life insurance?

That, too, but mostly his half of the company. His father left him and his

half-sister.

She's a spoiled bitch.

She wants it for herself.

And I'm in the way.

So... They both kind of had everything handed to them growing up, so... Knowing

that, it was kind of tough dealing with Tyler at times, but... Privileged.

Yeah.

But do you actually think she would want to kill you?

I mean, that... That seems kind of permanent.

They're just thoughts.

Obviously, I'm not that concerned or I wouldn't be picking up random men on

hiking trails and spending nights with them in hotel rooms.

So I'm special?

I guess you're special.

Don't worry.

She'll have to go through me to get to you.

Hey, what happened to you last night?

Hey, Kendra.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Tell you what, pour me a drink and I will lend you my ear.

You remember all the weird shit that's been happening to me?

Yeah.

Well, I met a guy and my car was vandalized again.

And the two events are related how?

Long story short, I met a guy on the jogging path. His name is Chris.

Okay.

He reminded me a lot of Tyler. Tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.

He hit on you?

No.

I started it.

Really? Yeah.

I saw him...

checking me out, and I was looking at him, so I just picked up on the signals,

and I just had to start a conversation.

Nice.

But this is all just still standard shit.

I know, but I did it, so... And you spent the day with him yesterday.

Actually, I spent the night.

However, I just... Wait, no.

I'm stopping you right there.

Number one, whatever with your however.

And number two, I said singles mixer.

Not pick up some random war-torn creepo from a jogging path and have random

casual sex with him in a cheap motel and then feel bad about it afterwards

because you think he's stalking you and doing weird, creepy things to your car.

It wasn't that cheap of a motel.

Okay, so what's the problem?

I found a pair of wire cutters and a greasy rag in the back of his truck.

So he's good with tools?

Just the kind of guy you need.

So what's the problem?

The 20 or so missed calls that he had from a JT in his cell phone.

JT... Jackie motherfucking Townsend.

She's been trying to get at my inheritance since Tyler died.

JT are common initials.

Jackie is not trying to kill you, and she wouldn't hire Chris to do it.

Stop being so dramatic.

Life is interesting enough if you just live it. I am walking proof of it.

Maybe I am being ridiculous.

Yeah, you are.

You want answers? Go out there and get them.

Because there's not going to be any waiting for you at the bottom of this

bottle.

Like this.

Just go ask him.

You're right. You're right.

I'm being ridiculous.

Yeah, you are being ridiculous.

Just whatever you do, don't go in there guns blazing.

You're never going to find the answers you need from a man when he's staring

down the barrel of a gun.

It sounds like this guy has some real issues, but who doesn't?

Maybe he just needs someone to help him guide the way.

You're a good guy.

Look at me.

Look how I turned out.

Thank you.

Why don't we switch places?

I will stay here with this beautiful bottle of liquor and drown my sorrows,

and you can go out and grab life by the balls. Or Chris, or whatever his name

is.

Go.

Do you have any news for me?

Like the accidental demise of Andrew Warner?

No, not yet. Then why not?

The time and the place wasn't right.

There were too many people around.

God, even at that seedy beach motel you took him to?

That was his idea.

Oh right, and you just went along for it and between fucking him you couldn't

find time to get it done?

The closer he lets me get to him, the more he'll trust me.

Maybe, but I think you've been enjoying sweet little Andrew Warner way too much.

Listen.

Don't concern yourself with how I do my job.

Just know that it will be done.

Alright, alright.

Just get it done.

Time's running out.

What are you doing?

The key tag, remember?

You're not a very good criminal.

What? You heard me.

You really love this thing, don't you?

You need to be careful with that.

I will.

I will.

As soon as I get some answers.

What kind of answers?

Like who the fuck you really are You know who I am There are

no secrets Really?

Then what the fuck was that greasy rag and wire cutters in your car?

Jackie Townsend hired me to kill you.

How much did she pay you?

Nothing.

Because I'm not going to kill you.

Then what the hell is going on here?

It's a long story.

Well, do I have time to listen or...

Tyler Townsend was in my unit in Afghanistan.

You knew him?

Yeah.

He was my best friend.

He told me about his sister and how he didn't trust her.

So we made a pact that...

If anything were to happen to him, I would watch out for you once I got

out.

So why didn't you contact me directly?

He thought it was a better idea to contact the enemy first.

So when I researched your company and found out they were looking for a head

of security, I thought that that was the perfect opportunity.

So you worked for the company?

No.

I didn't pass the drug test.

And she knew about prior missions I had done.

No details.

But she knew enough.

And I knew if I didn't take the job that someone else would.

So you cut my cables.

Yeah.

But I had to.

I had to get close to you.

She was having me followed.

So all of this was a huge lie?

It was for your own good.

What a great way to start a relationship, huh?

You were for hire the entire time. Andrew.

Look, it's... It's... I know it's a lot.

I know, but...

You have to believe me.

My feelings for you are real.

Where are you going?

I'm getting out of here.

It's not safe.

Yeah, well, whatever's going on out there has got to be a lot safer than

being here with you. You're the one who was hired to kill me.

Just please don't leave.

Is that the hired killer or the protective friend asking for us to

leave? Neither.

What were you going to do?

I don't know.

I didn't have enough time to think it through. No.

Wait. Look, it's not every day you get hired to kill someone.

Why don't we just go to the police?

No police.

Why not? Because I'm not exactly in the right here.

That's for fucking sure.

The thing that gets me is... I don't understand why Jackie would have me

followed. I mean, it just... It just seems so unnecessary.

Right.

Total fucking overkill.

You know what?

She'd have to have someone watching you constantly.

That doesn't make any sense. Exactly. I mean, I haven't seen anyone out of place

or people hanging around.

She must have the house bugged.

Wait a minute.

The cell phones.

The GPS in the cell phones.

There's a way to use the GPS in the cell phones as... As like a tracking device.

So... That's how she always knows where we are.

Exactly. And that's how she could probably vandalize my car no matter

where I was parked. Exactly.

And she probably even has a set of keys to your car. That fucking bitch.

So... What do we do?

Tomorrow... I'm gonna throw you off a cliff.

You ready for this?

As ready as I'll ever be.

Don't forget your phone, okay?

I got it right here.

All right.

Meet you at the spot.

You got it.

Everything's going to be okay.

I don't know how we're going to get away with this. It's simple.

Jackie's going to think you're dead and she's going to have to pay me the happy

way to go. Yeah, but what happens if there's no body to recover?

Who cares?

We'll be long gone by then.

Okay. Okay?

Alright. What's next?

Okay. Now give me your cell phone.

Ready?

All right.

Time to go.

Okay. Time to go.

Okay.

Here we go.

So, have we met our deadline?

It's a done deal.

Well, I suppose we'll know for sure when he's reported missing.

So, I'll have the money for you then.

No.

I'm not going to wait around. You're going to pay me now.

As soon as people find out he's missing, they're going to start asking questions.

So the sooner I'm gone, the better off you'll be. Hey!

I'll bring you the cash tomorrow morning.

No.

I'll pick up the cash tomorrow afternoon.

This your idea of a special delivery?

Last minute decision.

It's in the neighborhood anyway.

And just happen to have an extra set of keys.

Go ahead and count it. Make sure it's all there.

Why so jumpy?

I guess it takes me a while to unwind after a kill.

That boy had you all twisted around just like he did my brother.

You made yourself pretty comfortable here.

How long are you planning on staying?

I'll be leaving tomorrow.

Uh huh.

And how do I know, once I give you this payoff, that you won't come back asking

for more?

Deal's a deal.

Yes, it is.

And I can assure you that you will never see or hear from me again.

Just the way I like it.

Well, I wish I could say you've been a pleasure.

Ciao.

Oh, and don't forget to drop the keys by the management office before you go.

What now?

We wait.

Wait till the coast is clear and then we get out of here.

If anything were to happen... Nothing's gonna happen to you. You don't know

that.

If anything were to happen to me, you have to get out of town as quickly as

possible.

It's not safe for you here.

Okay?

It's... Just promise me.

Let me get that for you. Thank you.

Oh, wait. I forgot something.

Come on. We're going to be late.

Where'd you go?

Just open the door.

Another perfectly good cell phone sacrifice for the cause.

Yeah. And with any luck, those two are headed to Vegas.

Just hurry up before I miss my plane.

What about us?

Well, I figure once the word gets out about your accidental death, your

family's gonna be pretty upset.

You are correct.

So I figure we'll just go straight to Atlanta.

You'll be safe there, and... and I can turn myself in.

For saving me?

I have to turn myself in. Okay.

Even if I do just magically reappear, there's nothing that Jackie can do about

it.

Half a million dollars short or not.

You know, that may be true, but it's still too risky. I'd rather just come

clean about the whole thing.

I've got enough stuff haunting me already.

It's a long way to Atlanta.

Let's just not make any decisions right now, okay?

Maybe you're right.

Good answer.

You'll get used to saying that.

So I guess the only thing left to do is run by my house and get some stuff.

We can't do that.

Why not? Because it's too dangerous.

What about my passport?

We may have to like jump the border or something.

Okay. But only a pit stop.

You know that you're not going to need all of this shit, right?

I'll need it eventually.

What is this?

Atlanta is landlocked.

Yes, I know. But my parents have a pool.

And we have half a million dollars.

We can buy anything we want.

Yeah? Well, if you're turning yourself in, you're probably turning the money

in. Okay, well either way, we're not moving fast enough.

Sit down.

We're just... If we're not, we'll be fast enough.

Why are you so edgy?

You know why I'm edgy.

Where's your sense of adventure?

You know

you

get turned on by the weirdest shit.

You know, by the time we get to the East Coast, it's going to be hurricane

season.

Yeah? Yeah.

Some more storm chasers?

Something like that.

Approaching Lancashire Boulevard, North Hollywood.

What are you up to?

So, baby, is your board okay?

No good?

Something's up.

Alright, baby. Love you. Bye.

Why would you be there?

Where are you going?

We are not getting out of God's Pass, though.

We have plenty of time.

Seriously, Andrew?

Are you forgetting that we have an expiration date on when we have to get

out of town?

Yeah, but what a way to go.

No.

Ow. Come on.

Let's roll.

I'm gonna go take a piss.

You better be ready by the time I get back.

Oh, Chris.

You probably thought this would buy you some time.

Not so much.

I told you to get ready. We need to get out of here.

How do I know you're still not trying to kill me?

Yeah, Chris.

How do we know?

Nice tactical work, Chris.

Just not good enough.

Fuck you.

Unfortunately not.

All the best ones don't swing in my direction.

Okay, this has gone way too far.

Before it goes any further, I suggest you turn around and walk away.

I'm so very, very disappointed in you, Chris.

Not surprised, but so disappointed.

Chris, what's going on?

Stay where you are, Andrew.

Hello, angry lady with a gun here.

Yeah, you see this little black thing?

That means when I talk, you listen.

So, this is what we're going to do.

Your junky ass is going to finish the job as per our agreement.

You can't make me pull the trigger.

You will.

Because a deal is a deal.

And you're a day late and I'm a fucking half million dollars short.

You can have your money back.

The Marines make you so strapping yet so stupid.

And then some.

Do it, Chris.

Sorry.

Not gonna happen.

Honor, truth, and justice, my ass.

That's the army, you bitch!

Looks like Andrew's not the only one with backup tonight.

You better have a really good excuse for everything you put me through.

Come on.

You look ridiculous playing that thing at me.

Drop it.

Or you'll lose your best asset.

You'd never be able to do it.

Put the gun down.

Tyler, just comply for now.

You boys aren't the only one in the room who know how to cock a pistol. I need

fucking answers!

Just help me up.

Who are you calling?

Yes, I'd like to report a shooting.

14436 Clover Street, Sherman Oaks.

Are you crazy?

Doesn't matter who's got the biggest dick swinging in the room when you don't

have the gun in your hand, huh?

Yes, there's one dead female, one wounded.

Yes, ma'am.

Myself.

Thank you.

Better than bleeding to death here.

Alright guys, angry ex-boy from the house still needs some answers.

Talk!

Tell him, Tyler.

Tyler faked his death to get out of combat.

But he didn't think it through.

Like what would happen to the millions in his name at Towns and Industries.

So you wanted me dead too.

Well, you'd have to understand.

You had two people wanting you to kill me?

No.

Well, yes.

But originally it was just Jackie.

Tyler paid me a visit after our hike.

But you're still alive, aren't you?

Yeah, so, everything's good now.

Ding dong, the bitch is dead.

Let's move on.

I don't think it works that way, Tyler.

I think that's the paramedics.

You want to get that, Tyler?

Alright.

Then we're going to have to figure out how to deal with this mess.

The three of us.

Now, I already took care of your problem for you guys.

Now you guys really ought to be thanking me.

You're under arrest for desertion.

Come along and be quiet.

This is how you're going to sell me out?

Huh? You hick?

You're going to go play house?

I'll code the insecure on the Townsend family bank.

So are

you going to tell me seeing Tyler was as much a surprise for me as it was

for you?

So he wanted you to tell me.

He came by my apartment and knocked on the door like an old friend or relative.

And he said, stay the course by whatever means necessary.

He said he would back up Jackie in the event that something went wrong.

You know, Tyler's version of that.

He said that we,

he and I, could finally be together without the guilt

once you were out of the way.

So when he said he met friends, good friends, he really meant friends with

benefits.

Andrew, you deserve better than him.

You deserve an honest, loyal man.

I think they found him.

And you.

Okay. You're sexy as fuck and all, but... There's a dead woman.

In my living room, on my couch.

It's kind of hard to... Yeah, the bitch is dead.

And the police are going to be here any minute, so... You need to give me

another kiss.

Why? Because I earned it.

You're still breathing.

I'm bleeding.

Okay.

Sorry.

It flies through the darkness I collect with my

heart And I'll send true love back through

the universe Let's do a spacewalk, I wanna make you better I'll

give you all I've got to give you all my mind 24-7 We're getting the right way,

connection lost inside again I'm distant

I'm waiting for your heartbeats and messages

to reach me. Plug into the Danish stream.

Collect up your energy.

I wanna know which way to go.

Okay,

I know y'all just escaped death and life is perfect and everything for the two of

you, but I could use some assistance over here.

Hold on.

When you said cookout, I figured you knew full well that I was real

illiterate and that you were pretty much on your own for this one.

Fine.

Chris?

Would you come over here and show this scant little boy how a man and his girl

can work together in perfect harmony?

It's a good thing you're cute.

And smart.

Don't forget smart. And smart.

Ish.

I'm really glad you found this one.

We were all a little concerned about him.

Yeah, he sure was pretty wayward.

I'd seen all these strange theories about how perfect strapping young men

like myself were.

Out to murder him for his millions.

You guys, I'm right here. I'm like three feet away. Please don't talk about me

like I'm not three feet away. I can hear you. I can hear. Oh, yeah?

And just what do you think you're gonna do about it, huh?

What am I gonna do about it?

Oh, hold on. I missed this part.

Fucking...

messages to reach me look into the data stream

collect up your energy