(passengers chattering)
(upbeat music)
- Oh, hey.
I was just looking for you.
- Oh, is there something I can get you Mr. Sokolov?
- It's Alex.
And you're Cassie.
- Yeah, someone was paying attention
when the captain made his announcements.
Good job.
- I was just wondering if I could
get a scotch on the rocks?
- Yes, of course.
You know, we have little buttons there that you can push
and we'll just kind of bring you anything you want.
- Oh, you got buttons. - Mhmm.
You don't have to come chase us down.
- I knew that.
I just wanted to
stretch my legs.
Yeah, these long flights, they can get a little tedious.
- You know, that might have something to do
with your very depressing reading material.
I mean, "Crime and Punishment"?
- The book's amazing.
- Okay, tell me how it works out
for any of the women in that book.
I just, I'm more of a "Doctor Zhivago" kind of girl.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Yeah, well that book's messy.
- What's wrong with messy?
Oh, sorry.
(both panting)
Here you go, sir.
- I don't know how to follow up the...
the, uh...
(Cassie chuckles)
Will you have dinner with me?
- Okay, that was like a super cute moment,
but we're really not supposed to do that so...
- Well, Bangkok can be really magical.
Will you think about it?
- Thank you. - Watch your step.
Bye bye. Thank you.
- My cell's on the back
if you decide to break the rules.
Thank you.
- You are so professional.
- Oh, please. Like I'll really call him.
- Any siblings?
- Yes, older brother. - Nice.
- Lives in Denver with his family.
- Denver, huh?
- You?
- Only child.
Don't say you can tell. Everyone always says they can tell.
I hate it.
- No, no, no, no, no, no.
I just think you act the way you do because you're rich.
- What?
- I would never say that twice.
That would be so rude.
- I wish I had siblings.
Someone else for my mother to focus her energy on.
Would have been great.
- Uh-uh.
- Yeah, she's, she's...
She's controlling.
God, she hated my last girlfriend.
- I'm sorry, is that a challenge
or you just dropping a hint that you're single?
Okay, I have to ask you a really embarrassing question.
- Mm?
- What is a hedge fund?
(both laughing)
- Yeah, well that's the thing. Nobody really knows.
- Oh, really?
- Yeah, that's how I get away with things.
- That makes me feel so much better.
- No, seriously.
People just invest with me and then I invest their money.
- So you just take people's money and move it around?
- No, most of my clients
are invested in one of our funds, stalwarts account.
(pages flipping)
- So you go on and on about how great this book is,
and then I find out you write
all your own little notes in the margins.
- It's how I read books, okay?
- Uh, no. Sorry.
No, I must protect this literary classic
from all your scribbling.
- Oh, you mean steal it?
- I didn't steal it. It's right there, hidden.
Just away from you.
- It's okay.
Sometimes, a little stealing can be good.
- Oh.
- Yeah.
Might even make you feel great.
- I just don't get too close to people
and keep a distance and...
You know what? It's a lot of first dates.
- I'm jealous, really.
I never date.
And when I do, I make bad choices.
- Well, your streak continues.
- I don't think so. You are bad at first dates.
And the fact this is going so great is, is...
- Did you just say it's going so great?
- Shut up.
(tense music)
(alarm blaring)
(Cassie groans)
- Jesus. (scoffs)
Alex, what did we do last night?
(muffled scream)
(Cassie gasps)
I blacked out. I blacked out.
If I don't remember it then it didn't happen, okay?
That's the answer. That's just what it is.
Hey! Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Um... um...
- What?
- I... I didn't know you do that.
- (scoffs) Well, I'm dead. I'm not missing my legs.
- Okay, seriously, what is this?
Am I going fucking insane? Where are we?
(suspenseful music)
- I think you remember more than you think you do.
(suspenseful music)
- Will you please just let me get back to my normal life?
- You mean normal like the rabbits?
'Cause I really want to talk about the rabbits you saw
when you were running out of that building.
(suspenseful music)
- You saw that?
Why the fuck can you see that?
- I... I mean, I don't know.
Trauma?
- No. It's not.
No.
(phone dings)
- Why did you turn the lights off?
- I just got an alert about your memorial service.
- Oh.
- It's at your family's house in Westchester.
It just feels so sad.
- Well, people got to grieve.
(somber music)
Your own private flight.
- Okay, where are all the people, Alex?
Where are the people?
I'm supposed to be eavesdropping on there.
There's no one on this plane.
- Okay, I can tell you need to relax.
Why don't we just dance for a bit?
- Well, what happens when we land?
- We'll just have to wait
the duration of the two hour flight and then we'll see.
- Okay, 'cause like you're trying to distract me.
Maybe it's working a little.
- Good.
(Cassie chuckles)
- I'm on one of your planes, Alex, doing something illegal.
- You've done this before?
- Oh, yeah. So many times.
- I'm a guy you met once.
Why am I so important?
- I'm not gonna say I'm falling in love with you
because you're dead and that would be insane.
What did you get me involved with?
- It's my fault. I'm dead.
- Oh, sure. Sure, sure.
Now, there's a huge amount of money missing
that you apparently stole and ran.
It's just the tip of this homicidal iceberg.
How many people want me dead?
You are so not the good guy anymore.
- You wanted me to be the good guy.
Now you're pissed because I'm not.
- Oh, wow. That is so unfair.
You know, you really put your best foot forward in Bangkok.
- We were on a date. Of course I was on my best behavior.
- Oh, really? I'm just supposed to know you're a liar?
I'm just supposed to assume these things, really?
- No, I mean...
I guess at the end of the day,
we're just two strangers in a hotel room.
- You know what? I got to... I'm gonna tell you a thing.
You ready to hear a thing?
- Yes.
- Here it is. I am not gonna always think about you.
Okay?
I feel like I should, but I'm not going to because I can't.
'Cause if I keep thinking about you, I'm gonna go...
I'm gonna go insane.
You want me to go insane?!
(Cassie grunts) (glass shattering)
Hi.
- You shouldn't have to risk your life like this.
- Alex, this is insane but
I feel like I really know you now.
- I feel like I know me now too.
(Cassie chuckles)
- And somehow, I'm totally in love with you.
Or, I don't know, maybe the idea,
the idea of being the promise of something
like what could have been between us.
- It's probably better than the real deal, whatever be.
You made me at least two inches taller.
(Cassie chuckles)
Honestly, it wasn't me you were falling in love with.
- Alex, I can't handle any more introspective bullshit.
Will you just kiss me?
(gentle music)