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Promises an original screenplay by Melody Brooke and Michael Henricks WGA # 1685816 Melody Brooke 2521 Canterbury Ct Carrollton, TX 75006 469 223-7153 melody@melodybrookeactor.com Michael Henricks 214 924-5765 mike@mikehenricks.com

34. 47 INT. SHOP GARAGE - NIGHT 47 Zach Mac leans over the engine on an old BMW 3 series. walks in. He cautiously moves toward the light before recognizing Mac. Hey, what're you doing here so late? Mac is startled and the WRENCH slips, banging her knuckles. She looks at the blood gathering on her knuckles and glares at Zach

35. OUCH! Hey, don't scare me like that. Mac wraps a DIRTY RAG around her bleeding hand and goes back to work. Sorry, you OK. Mac only gives him a go away look. (CONT'D) Why're you here so late? Renee deploys in two weeks. Be gone almost a year. Taking a vacation with her kids on Monday. Zach wanders over to the workbench, looks at the PAPERS. Renee? Herzog? Yeah Timing belt replacement and coolant flush? So what's the rush? Mac sets the belt cover aside You don't drive two thousand miles across the desert with kids if the belt's never been changed. Zach looks at the estimate again. Puts it back on the wall, notices the broom is leaning against one of the benches. Mac removes the next part A hundred and thirty thousand miles on a beamer timing belt? Zach sees the broom leaning against the wall and picks it up to put it away. (CONT'D) That's not too bright. Why'd she wait so long? He carries the broom to the back room. Stands in the doorway, holds the broom as he talks to Mac.

36. Inherited it. Doesn't really know the car, just that it was her dad's. So? Seems some people wanna hang onto their Dad when they're gone. I've heard that. He sets the broom in the back room where it belongs. 48 INT. SHOP BACK ROOM - CONTINUOUS 48 Zach does a double takes as he see's the pile of trash - and the mattress - are gone. 49 INT. SHOP GARAGE - CONTINUOUS 49 Zach turns back to Mac. Never quite got it myself either. Hey... what happened here? What? Where? Here. This room. The pile of crap back here. Zach stares where the pile used to be. Mac looks over and sees him standing frozen. She sets the tool down and moves to him. (looking around the corner to see what Zach is staring out) Derrick and Raphael tossed it. I dragged some nasty mattress out to the dumpster. Mac walks back to the car and bends over the engine working. (CONT'D) Looked like it'd been used, if you know what I mean.

37. Zach looks back at her and slowly walks toward the car Yeah. (pause) Hey, could you hand me that twenty millimeter socket? For the cam sprocket? Yeah Zach finds the 22 MM SOCKET and hands it to her. She snaps it onto the AIR WRENCH and looks at it, then at Zach. She reaches to remove the socket. (CONT'D) I said the twenty. Yeah, but you need a twenty-two. (they stare at each other for a moment) Just try it! Mac turns back to the engine, the SOCKET fits and she pulls the NUT, sets down the wrench and begins removing the sprocket. How'd you know that? Worked on a lot of these sixes. Didn't know you were a mechanic. 'nother life With your dad? Another life. Quiet while she works. (CONT'D) You had dinner?

38. No. (warily) How about a burger from Bubba's? With onion rings? Sure. Zach gets up to leave And a strawberry shake Got it. Zach leaves and keeps working 50 INT. SHOP GARAGE - LATER 50 Mac is finishing up the timing belt. As Zach returns with the FOOD and Mac's SHAKE and another PAPER CUP. She picks up the JUG OF ANTIFREEZE and pours it into the radiator. Zach sets the food down and picks up a BUCKET. Gallon and a half of water? Yeah, thanks. Zach gets the water and hands the BUCKET to Mac. She declines. (CONT'D) Be my guest. Mac retrieves her BURGER and ONION RINGS as Zach pours the water into the radiator. She tests one of the DRINKS, makes a face and tries the other one and smiles. Without thinking, Zach wipes off the driver's seat and gets in. He suddenly pauses and looks at Mac who is watching him with a grin. May I? Mac bows slightly and gestures for him to proceed. Zach starts the car, lets it run about 5 seconds revs it slightly

39. and turns it off. Mac is devouring her food. Zach looks over the engine, then kneels to look at the floor beneath it. He nods appreciation and walks over to where Mac is eating. He picks up his DRINK and takes a long swig. What's in that? Zach shows her a PINT OF RUM. (CONT'D) Hmm. Must not have put enough in. Zach takes the drink and looks at her. She looks uncomfortable. (CONT'D) You're looking for new business, right? Yeah! Lot of racers would bring their cars in if you'd put out the word I'm here. I've worked for the best. WE ARE NOT WORKING ON RACE CARS! Really? You can afford to say "no"? NO! They both hear a sound, the clink of a lock being turned. Their heads swivel in unison. Zach stands up and moves to investigate. Mac picks up a long TIRE IRON, hefts it to judge its weight, and follows determined.