:22:01
Now I'm returning you
to your wife and your children.
:22:04
I hope you'll be happy.
:22:08
No, Toni.
Everything's going to be all right.
:22:12
I'm going to make it up to you.
:22:14
You'll take me away for another
fun-filled weekend at some motel.
:22:19
No more weekends and no more motels.
Toni, I'm going to marry you.
:22:24
How do you mean, marry?
:22:25
You know, marry, with the judge,
the blood test, the license.
:22:29
- But what about your wife?
- I'll divorce her.
:22:31
- The children?
- I'll divorce them, too.
:22:34
- This isn't funny.
- I should have done it a long time ago.
:22:37
Baby, when I think you were ready to die
because of me...
:22:40
Julian, you really do love me.
:22:44
Did you ever doubt it?
:22:48
- Julian, not now.
- Why not?
:22:50
Igor's next door. He can hear everything.
:22:53
- Igor's been next door before.
- But I hadn't met him then.
:22:58
Look, the sooner we move you out of here,
the better.
:23:02
Now that you're going to be
Mrs. Julian Winston.
:23:07
Imagine that. Me, a married man.
:23:11
- I mean, me, married to you.
- Julian, what's going to become of her?
:23:15
- Your wife?
- Why do we keep talking about my wife?
:23:20
You're going to have
to make some arrangements about her.
:23:23
- What do you figure on doing?
- Simple. Hup, out!
:23:25
Is that what you'll say
when you get tired of me?
:23:28
- "Hup, out"?
- No, this is different, darling.
:23:32
I love you. My wife and I...
I never even knew her.
:23:36
How did the three children come?
United Parcel?
:23:39
Well, at the beginning I was polite.
:23:42
Will you stop worrying about my wife?
She'll be taken care of.
:23:48
- What if she refuses to give you a divorce?
- She wouldn't dare. Let's forget her.
:23:53
I can't.
:23:54
The thought of being a housebreaker
sort of spoils things!
:23:59
A home-breaker.
A housebreaker is a crook.