THEO- âThatâs all she had, the file had nothing! I guess it isnât meant to know my birth parents or family. I suppose that is the way they wanted it. I was just really hoping---
MICHAEL-Â âYou at least have her name now, you could always look her up if you wanted to. I mean you can find almost anything on google.â
THEO- What would be the point? They didnât want me then, and they certainly wouldnât want me to come into their lives now. No, I will just forget it.â
MICHAEL- âListen, everyone in here has pretty much the same story. Â But at least now you know why, and hell, .. your birth mother was probably right, you probably are better off here. Â I mean you met me right?â
THEO- âYeah, and that is really fucked up too. No offense to you.â
MICHAEL-Â âSo what about the job?â
THEO-Â âThe yacht Club, as a dishwasher. I meet some guy named Lionel on Monday. Listen, I think I am just going to go to bed.â
MICHAEL-Â âItâs early, I mean way early.â
THEO-Â âJust not in the mood for anything or anyone. Iâm sorry.â
MICHAEL-Â âItâs all good, I will just go over to my part of the room and read.â
THEO-Â âMake sure the book is not upside down....â