My Best Friend Came Back Too·Episode 3 of 3·2:33
Two Years
After dying at forty-six, Mick wakes in 1998 and refuses the deal that ruined his life. Then his best friend reveals memories he should not have.
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Placed your bets?
Since when?
October ninety-six. Two years.
Two years? And you know everything that's coming?
Less every day.
Every big thing I change,
the rest goes soft. Dates move.
Things nobody touched still happen.
Like your lights.
Partnership papers. My money. Your box.
Delaney and Zielinski.
We said it in third grade.
We were nine.
I'm signing nothing.
I don't need your money.
I remember enough.
Monday, the mill lays off forty men
on the hot strip.
There's no layoff Monday.
I sold the mill cheaper parts last March.
Forty guys keep their jobs.
And Line Four?
Still March.
What else did you change?
Ask me Monday.
Troy. Stay for supper?
Not tonight, Mr. Z.
What's got into you?
Missed you, Dad.
I saw you this morning.
How was Line Four?
Hot. Same as always.
Troy came by this morning.
Had me sign something for his company.
Sign what?
Witness line. Page was blank.
Said he'd fill it in later.