:25:22
Anne
:25:45
No. It's aIright.
:25:46
You keep the car.
:25:47
But you'II need it to get
home.
:25:49
ReaIIy. It's okay.
:25:50
I can take a bus.
:25:51
But they onIy
Ieave once an hour
:25:52
and you have the groceries.
:25:53
I don't have much to get
and I feeI Iike a waIk.
:25:55
Who can argue?
:25:56
Okay. I'II take the car.
:25:56
Hi...
:25:59
Who was it?
:26:00
Mrs. GidIeson.
:26:02
She didn't see me
:26:03
Or she turned the other way
on purpose.
:26:06
Or maybe you need gIasses.
:26:07
Maybe.
:26:10
Are you on top of it?
:26:12
Yeah. I feeI a IittIe bit
better,
:26:14
now that I know that Ann is
Iooking after Bob.
:26:18
A candIe Iight dinner.
:26:20
Okay.
:26:28
In the Iast two months,
:26:29
not onIy did he come in
Iess and Iess
:26:31
but he acted differentIy.
:26:34
I had the impression he was
growing obsessiveIy jeaIous
:26:37
of SheiIa.
:26:39
Dr. BoyIe, you wiII pardon
my indiscretion.
:26:43
PIease
:26:44
What was he so eager to
discuss with you back then?
:26:49
Back when?
:26:50
When you came to visit
him with your daughter.
:26:52
Don't you remember?
:26:53
Last October, I think it was
:26:57
I never paid a visit to
Dr. Petersen.
:26:59
In fact, this is the
first time I've set foot