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- Mystery Girl
- Ok. And what can I call you?
- Call me Mystery Girl
- Can I call you "Mr. Hollywood"?
- A hand in the back
- Somebody pushed me!
- Hey, you! Wait!
- Pushed you? Who? I didn't see anybody
- A walk in the park
- That was a gun! There's somebody in the trees with a gun!
- There it is again!
- Nick Lortz is sitting outside a café in Whistler, a village in the Canadian mountains, when a stranger comes and sits next to him. She asked if he recognized her and later called him "Mr Hollywood". Then, saying goodbye, she kissed him on the mouth.
- A tea party
- The man who tried to kill me!
- This is for Anna!
- Nick left his room to go for a walk and have some dinner. While he was waiting to cross the street, he chatted for a few seconds with a woman in a blue dress. Suddenly, a hand pushed Nick into the road.
- Police station
- You remember Ana, Meg?
- Three months ago she jumped off a bridge in Boston and died. She was young, rich, beautiful and she didn't want to live. Why?
- Because she loved a man and the man took her money, ran away and left her. And the man was called... Craig Winters, "Mr. Hollywood."
- Nick was walking under the tall trees, when suddenly, he heard a noise. He stopped. Then something hit the tree over his head. "Somebody's shooting at me!" Nick thought. He turned and ran.
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- Nick remembered a letter in the girl's half-open bag in the Whistler café. "We can meet at the Empress Hotel, Vancouuer Island." Nick drove there the next morning to find her. When Nick got to the hotel, he met the Mystery Girl and Craig Winters (Mystery Girl's boyfriend). Nick walked up to them and they started talking. But the man with white hair showed up pointing with a gun. He shot Craig.
- MMH. That's Mr. Hollywood!
- The Mystery Girl's father came to the police station and explained to his daughter that Craig Winters scammed girls and called himself "Mr. Hollywood". One of the girls took her own life. The Mystery Girl (Meg) apologized to Nick for calling him "Mr. Hollywood".
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