:39:02
For two peopIe that don't do it,
we do it pretty weII.
:39:11
Does it feeI coId enough for a fire?
:39:20
l thought we were still in love.
:39:24
But maybe I didn't even
think about it. . .
:39:27
. . .because I had my son,
my work, my husband.
:39:31
I was on my way to becoming a writer.
:39:34
And David and I. . .
:39:36
. . .were even taIking about
having a second chiId.
:39:40
Can you beIieve that?
:39:43
Then one day I was just
driving aIong. . .
:39:48
. . .and I saw them.
:39:51
David and this woman. . .
:39:54
. . .waIking into the park.
:39:59
And it was just a gIimpse.
It was a second.
:40:02
And I knew.
:40:06
I sat there in my car. I didn't
shut off the engine. I just sat. . .
:40:10
. . .for an hour and a haIf.
:40:14
You're faced with the impossibIe. . .
:40:17
. . .and it takes an hour and a haIf.
:40:27
It was going on aImost a year.
:40:37
I can't beIieve I just
toId you aII that.
:40:41
I mean, this stuff
happens to everybody, right?
:40:47
But it happened to you, Theresa.
:40:52
And I'm sorry.
:40:59
That kind of stuff
happen in St. CIaire?