Chapter 72

I'm tired to death these days. I'm too worried about my work. Do you have enough time to work? Heart tired ah, ask for the comfort of recommended tickets.

Murphy was silent, as if thinking about the meaning of Rose's words.

Rose coughed when he saw that Murphy was silent. He said, "I have a lot of free money in my hand."

"So."

Hearing this, Murphy already understood Rose's intention, laughed and politely refused, "I'm not short of money for the time being. When I'm short of money, I'll call you."

He sighed at the bottom of his heart. At the moment of his words, even his hands and feet were chilly. Many things in the world are always so helpless. Will the environment change and the relationship between people change?

He didn't know whether Rose's idea was temporary or before he came, but he had to refuse, even if it might lead to the fact that they could never be the same as they were in prison.

After another look at Murphy, rose nodded, saying nothing more and dealing with the barbecue on the table.

Murphy did not speak, calm face can not see the inner waves, just concentrate on enjoying the dinner.

This kind of thing can't start at all. Once there is a start, it will fall into a dead circle.

Rose quickly finished eating, stood up and said, "I have something else to do. I'll go first."

After that, he waved to the people on the other table, and Murphy took them out of the restaurant.

Watching Rose's car go away, Murphy goes back to the restaurant to settle the bill, and then goes in the opposite direction. Along the way, he frowns tightly. From the day he leaves the prison and chooses his career, he and rose go on two different paths.

Rose has helped him a lot. It seems that he should also help Ross. If it's something else, Murphy will not hesitate to agree. But the consequences of this kind of thing are quite serious. In particular, others may be watched by the Los Angeles police. Once they are investigated, they may go to prison again.

To be honest, he didn't expect rose to make such a request. Money laundering has gone beyond the boundary of helping friends.

Turning to see where rose left off, Murphy sighed, picked up his pocket and walked steadfastly forward.

In the next few days, Murphy packed up the rental house, and Stanton studio had a formal office, but he was once again the only employee after the break-up of hard candy.

Fortunately, Paul Wilson will graduate in the summer. In the next few months, he will focus on internship. After hearing that Murphy is preparing for a new project, he has indicated that he will continue to work for Stanton studio.

After recruitment, Murphy is not in a hurry. After the house is cleaned up, she hides in her study at home to prepare for the new film project.

One of them is watching videos. He rents a large number of horror movies from a nearby video chain store. He plans to watch at least three movies a day, and then writes the right script based on the main plot in his memory.

The new work, like hard candy, will be a large-scale cut.

Stanton studio's account of nearly a million dollars, even in Los Angeles, is a huge sum of money, it seems a lot, but it is still a drop in the bucket for making movies.

Small investment movies can only be the only choice.

In February of 2001, schools in North America began to open one after another, and some people also found them.

"I'm back!"

Hearing the doorbell, Murphy went downstairs and opened the door. Outside stood a blonde girl. "You're not happy to see me!"

Murphy rubbed his stiff face, quickly stepped out of the door, called Kerry Mulligan in, and said, "I'm so tired these days. I'm not in a good mood."

"Still watching horror movies?" Asked the concerned Murray Carey.

During the phone calls these days, Murphy mentioned this to her.

Murphy leads the way out of the hallway and comes to the living room. "I've seen too much and I feel like vomiting."

I've seen too many American plasma tablets. It's not good at all.

"I told you..." Kerry Mulligan looked at the partition desk in the living room and left his bag on it. "Don't get too tired. Be careful of headache again."

"It's a mess here," Murphy said, walking up the stairs. "Let's go upstairs."

Kerry Mulligan followed Murphy into the study on the second floor. After entering the study, he turned off the TV and video player, and then opened the window facing south. A gust of fresh wind blew in, and the sense of suffocation in the study dissipated a lot.

"Sit down." Murphy pointed to the chair in front of the desk and reached behind it. "Tea?"

"No," Kerry Mulligan said curiously, "I'm not thirsty."

"You..." Murphy poured himself a cup of tea and looked across at Kerry Mulligan. "It seems different."

The baby face was still innocent and lovely, her short blond hair was neatly combed, and she looked the same as Kerry Mulligan, but Murphy always felt that something had changed.Kerry Mulligan said, "because I've been in hell for a month!"

"The great Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan hired me an English etiquette teacher," she said sarcastically, with resentment in her eyes

Murphy nodded sympathetically. It was horrible to think about this kind of thing.

"I've been tortured by her for a whole month!" Kerry Mulligan put up a finger and said with a little frenzy, "it's a miracle that I can survive without dying."

Looking at Murphy, her crazy expression instantly dissipated, shaking her head and said, "if I can't talk to you on the phone, I can't get through it."

Murphy took a sip from her teacup, feeling better and comforting, "it's all over now."

"Well..." Kerry Mulligan nodded, took off his hairpin and threw it on the table. "I don't want to go back to London anymore."

Thinking of the Mulligan couple in London, Murphy secretly shakes her head. They are rigid and stubborn. They don't know how to communicate with their daughter.

Kerry Mulligan raised his voice slightly when he saw that Murphy was silent. "I'm telling you the truth, not kidding you."

"I'll be 16 by may, and I'll be able to drop out," she said

"Drop out?" Murphy looked at her curiously.

"Yes, that's dropping out." Kerry Mulligan stood up and said very seriously, "school, parents, homework It's all binding me. I'm fed up with it. I'm going to drop out of school. I'm going to be a real actor. "

She blinked her big smart eyes and said pitifully, "you'll support me, won't you, Murphy?"

Murphy laughed, seemingly serious, but casually replied, "I will always support you."

"Great!" Kerry Mulligan jumped straight out of his chair and yelled, "I'm going to Hollywood with you! I'll be the best actor and you'll be the greatest director

She jumped over and took Murphy's hand. "Come on, let's get out."

Murphy didn't know what she was going to do. She stood up slowly.

Kerry Mulligan took him downstairs and said, "let's go to the movies together. I've been waiting for a long time to see me on the big screen."

When she said this, Murphy remembered that she was isolated from the world these days, forgetting that "fruit candy" had been pushed into the cinema by Miramax after a simple promotion.