Truck Stop

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Authors: Lachlan Philpott
around her makes her say:
    SAM: You’re fucking sick. You lezzos.
    KELLY: Why you always mad at everything Sam? We’re just /
    AISHA: And outside, I’m grinding and kissing this guy with big lips don’t know his name and he’s telling me I’m pretty, he’s telling me I’m hot and he’s asking if it’s true what’s on my t-shirt.
    SAM: Trent sends me a filthy text / he says
    AISHA: He says you want another shot, asks if I want to come to another party /
    SAM: Trent saying he wishes he was there ’cause he’d tit fuck me /
    AISHA: Some mate of his turning twenty-one there’ll be cocaine /
    SAM: Want to see my cum around your pretty neck /
    AISHA: Smiles at me asks do you like / blow?
    SAM: / Blow all over your tits babe.
    AISHA: Do I like blow?
    SAM: Send him back a pic of my eye.
    AISHA: He grins and gets me another drink.
    SAM: Send him a pic of my ear and my hand my leg my wrist my elbow /
    AISHA: He runs his hand through my hair.
    SAM: Send him the pics and then I write a text. I say this is me too Trent.
    AISHA: He kisses me. His tongue pushes against mine, soft at first then harder, he licks my ear whispers I’m Jasper .
    SAM: See the pics of my eyes and ears and hands and my elbows?
    I’m more than just two tits Trent. I’m /
    AISHA: Jasper asks me if I want a shot of tequila. Lick sip suck he says. He’s grinning. I lick sip suck. Then I throw up in the bushes. Jasper sees me chuck and leaves. Doesn’t say goodbye.
    KELLY: Party dying. Look through the front window at a group of guys bursting the balloons out front as they go.
    SAM: Guys are such pigs. Beer bottles everywhere.
    KELLY: Cigarette burn on the toilet seat.
    SAM: Broken chair.
    KELLY: Bonsai toppled, dirt spilled in the hall.
    SAM: Aisha’s phone rings. / Ya mum.
    KELLY: Ya mum. Sam’s phone rings. Trent.
    SAM: / Trent.
    SAM/AISHA: Turn it off.
    KELLY: Silent. Sam, Nat, Aish and me left.
    KELLY: We climb up and sit on Nat’s roof. We can see the moon on the sea, two yellow lights twinkle out on the water. Look like /
    SAM: Eyes.
    AISHA: Apricots.
    NAT : Diamonds.
    KELLY: Lovers.
    SAM: Lovers? How do they look like lovers?
    KELLY: They just do… Two lovers sitting there quietly together… you know.
    The girls laugh then sit on the roof, still, quiet. We hear insects which morph into the sounds of CB radio, a train.
    Train ride back.
    No-one speaks for ages then Sam goes up the end of the train to ring Trent. Make up.
    AISHA: I get off the train with Kelly. Two ugly guys at the tattoo shop stare.
    We hear a wolf whistle.
    KELLY / AISHA: Let’s run.
    AISHA: We run. Stop outside the church. My head.
    KELLY: Change back into your Hillsong clothes.
    AISHA: Walk up our street, hear the buzz of the big grey power tower that’s behind our house in place of a tree, and all the trucks speeding past on the freeway just want to slip in the back door but Dad’s out the front, claps his hands, then mum’s there asking /
    INDHU: How was the church party? What songs did you sing, what did they feed you, were there any nice boys?
    AISHA: My head pounds.
    INDHU: Did you make some films? Can I see them?
    AISHA: I’m tired, show you later.
    INDHU: But I told you. We’re going to the Guptas’ today for a barbeque.
    AISHA: The Guptas’?
    AISHA grimaces.
    SAM: I get off the train and Chelsea Mills is there on the platform that stuck up bitch on her way to dance class. She looks at me like I’m a dog and asks me you still dancing ? and then she asks did you hear I won the tap eisteddfod ?
    The tap eisteddfod?
    Bollywood music crackles.
    AISHA: I’m full of aloo gobi and Mrs Gupta’s questions. Mum sighs as she asks:
    INDHU: Did I tell you I met Shahrukh Khan?
    AISHA: We’ve heard before Mum. What are we walking clichés?
    Mum and Mrs Gupta give me the look.
    INDHU: Respect young lady. If there is not respect then there is /
    AISHA: Yeah?

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