A corrupt cop arrives at a woman's house bleeding and battered to warn her that her involvement in a murder is about to be exposed. He takes her to a remote hideout in Topanga Canyon, revealing his decision to protect her rather than exploit her. The scene explores the tension between their mutual distrust and a growing, dangerous attraction.
GLENDA BLEDSOE: I could say something witty about gentleman callers at this hour, covered in blood but--
ME: George Ainge.
GLENDA BLEDSOE: Is that his? Is he dead?
ME: No. But I know about Dwight Gillette and the knife you’re trying to barter back. All of it.
GLENDA BLEDSOE: Then why are you here? Y
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