:08:02
Should've said,
''a happily married woman. ''
:08:04
That's my business.
:08:06
What?
:08:07
-How happy l am.
-And how happy is that?
:08:11
Not too smart, are you?
:08:14
l like that in a man.
:08:15
What else do you like? Lazy?
Ugly? Horny? l've got them all.
:08:19
You don't look lazy.
:08:23
Tell me, does chat like this
work with most women?
:08:26
lf they haven't been around much.
:08:28
l wondered. l thought
maybe l was out of touch.
:08:31
-Can l buy you a drink?
-l told you, l've got a husband.
:08:35
-l'll buy him one too.
-He's out of town.
:08:39
My favorite kind.
We'll drink to him.
:08:42
He only comes up on weekends.
:08:44
l'm liking him better all the time.
:08:50
Take me up on this quick.
ln 45 minutes l'll get up and go away.
:08:54
Want to buy me something?
l'll take one of those.
:08:57
-What kind?
-Cherry.
:08:59
NED:
Two cherries.
:09:02
You're not staying in Miranda Beach.
:09:05
NED: l would have noticed you.
MATTY: ls this town that small?
:09:13
Pinehaven?
:09:17
You're staying down in Pinehaven.
:09:20
On the waterway.
:09:26
-You have a house.
-How do you know that?
:09:29
You look like Pinehaven.
:09:31
How does Pinehaven look?
:09:34
-Well-tended.
-l'm well-tended, all right.
:09:38
Well-tended.
:09:41
What about you?
:09:43
Me?
:09:46
l need tending. l need
someone to take care of me. . .
:09:49
. . .someone to rub my tired muscles,
smooth out my sheets.
:09:53
Get married.
:09:55
l just need it for tonight.