Hanna’s apartment.
Hanna is packing her things unhappily as Michael arrives, he. He takes off his jacket, takes out a book and starts to read it. They both seem like they are in a bad mood.
Hanna: Oh kid, kid. Stop.
Michael: What’s wrong?
Hanna: Nothing’s wrong. It’s nothing.
Hanna goes and sits at the table to drink coffee. Michael is irritated.
Michael: What’s wrong with you?
Hanna: WhaWhat business is it of yours?
Michael: I could be somewhere else right now,; instead, I’m here paying attention to you, because I care about you.
Hanna ignores him.
Michael: Now, can you please tell me what the hell is wrong with you?
Hanna: Do you really want to know what’s wrong?
Michael: Yes.
Hanna: I’m leaving, I can’t handle all of this anymore. Work, you, and other things that are none of your business.
Michael: Why me? I love you.
Hanna: You don’t even know what love really is, you’re still a child. We must put an end to this immediately.
Michael: I thought you loved me...
Hanna: I used to love you.
Michael: Can you please tell me why you’re leaving?
Hanna: For various reasons, including that iI am an illiterate.
Michael: Why didn’t you tell me?
Hanna: I’ve never told anyone.
Michael: Well, that doesn’t matter, I can help you fix that.
Hanna: I don’t want your help.
Michael: I would do anything for you, please. Please don’t leave, you are my world.
Michael reaches for Hanna, but she pulls away.
Hanna: It’s time, I have to leave.
Michael: Please don’t go.
Michael reaches for Hanna once again,; she slaps him across the face and leaves.