Play 351: Trust
CHARACTERS
JEREMY, 20
LIZ, 20
JEREMY
What’s wrong?
LIZ
Nothing.
(Beat.)
JEREMY
You’ve been quiet lately.
(Pause.)
JEREMY
What’s wrong?
LIZ
I said nothing.
JEREMY
You’re lying.
LIZ
(Angrily)
Me? Lying?
JEREMY
What is it?
LIZ
I think you’re the one who should be talking about lying.
JEREMY
What are you talking about?
(Beat.)
LIZ
I saw you with her.
JEREMY
Who?
LIZ
You know.
JEREMY
Honestly, I have no idea what you’re talking about.
LIZ
Two days ago.
(Beat.)
At the supermarket.
JEREMY
Anne?
LIZ
I don’t know what her name is. The blonde.
JEREMY
She’s an old friend of mine.
LIZ
She looked like a little more than that.
JEREMY
I’m telling you the truth. We used to be good friends, I hadn’t seen her in a while.
(Pause.)
JEREMY
Why don’t you believe me?
LIZ
I never said I didn’t.
JEREMY
You didn’t say you did either.
(Beat.)
She’s just a friend.
LIZ
Why should I believe you?
JEREMY
Don’t you trust me?
(Pause.)
JEREMY
Fine.
LIZ
What?
(Beat.)
JEREMY
Nothing.

1 Comments:
That ending keeps me guessing... Quite troubling.
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