1:29:02
But since you haven't, I'll tell you.
He's in love with someone else.
1:29:06
- What?
- You saw how he was tonight.
1:29:08
He's not in love with you, Carol.
Believe me, it's someone else.
1:29:12
You talk as though it were you.
1:29:15
Yes.
1:29:16
He uses you as an excuse
to come here to see me.
1:29:19
- I don't believe it.
- I begged him not to hurt you.
1:29:22
And I couldn't tell your father.
He likes David so much.
1:29:25
It's better to find out now how he is
and be hurt a little than find out...
1:29:28
- About it later and be destroyed by it.
- I don't believe it. I'll talk to him.
1:29:32
- Don't be a fool. He'll only lie to you again.
- Let me go.
1:29:44
- Hello, Elsie.
- Good afternoon, Mr. Sutton.
1:29:46
- Mrs. Graham home?
- Just a moment and I'll see.
1:29:49
- Won't you sit down?
- Thanks.
1:29:58
- Mr. Sutton is calling.
- Tell him I'm not home.
1:30:00
Don't bother, Elsie, I'll tell him myself.
1:30:02
- He must have followed me.
- It's all right. You can go.
1:30:06
What do you want?
1:30:08
I've just been to see Dean.
What did you say to him?
1:30:11
- About what?
- What did you tell him?
1:30:13
I told him you want to marry Carol.
1:30:15
- That's the truth, isn't it?
- What else did you say to him?
1:30:18
- Nothing.
- Don't lie to me, Louise.
1:30:22
You probably told him the same pack
of stupid lies about me...
1:30:25
that you tried to pawn off
on Carol last night.
1:30:27
She told me about that.
That must've been charming.
1:30:30
You said once
that I'd changed, remember?
1:30:32
Well, you've changed, too.
You didn't used to be a liar.
1:30:35
It wasn't me. I didn't tell him anything.
It was Carol.
1:30:38
She doesn't love you, David.
She's tired and wants to be rid of you.
1:30:41
So she told Dean.
1:30:44
- What's the matter? Don't you believe me?
- No.
1:30:48
All right. I lied to him.
1:30:50
It was easy.
1:30:52
He believed me, too.
1:30:55
What're you going to do about it?
1:30:57
Something I should have done
a long time ago.
1:30:59
Something very naive and simple.