Duplex
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

:05:01
We weren't even thinking
about Brooklyn , so. . .

:05:04
Oh , actually, which reminds me.
Did you bring it?

:05:07
Oh , yeah .
:05:07
ls this the latest in
the Don Piper mystery series?

:05:11
Fresh off the presses.
:05:13
l inscribed this copy
to you guys.

:05:15
-Oh !
-Coop, thank you .

:05:17
l am sure it's not
gonna be as brilliant

:05:19
as your new book, but a couple
decent metaphors in there.

:05:23
Turn of phrase.
:05:24
We forgot to tell them
the big news.

:05:27
Oh , God .
Yes.

:05:28
What is it?
:05:29
Go ahead .
:05:32
We're pregnant.
:05:34
Wow!
:05:35
Congratulations.
:05:37
Congratulations, man .
:05:38
l'm so happy for you !
:05:39
You guys must have
just found out.

:05:43
No. Unh-unh .
l'm four months along . Yeah .

:05:47
-Four months?
-Mm-hmm .

:05:48
-Oop!
-Oh , honey.

:05:50
Stop.
:05:51
Hello!
:05:55
l mean , we're not
gonna want to live here

:05:58
once we start having babies.
:05:59
And that upstairs would make
the cutest playroom .

:06:02
Well , l don't want Mrs. Connelly
coughing on my baby.

:06:06
You know what l mean .
:06:07
Besides, do you realize how much
the duplex is gonna be worth

:06:10
once we get both floors?
:06:12
l know how much it costs.
:06:13
lt's gonna be worth
a bazillion times that.

:06:15
Really? A bazillion?
That's an incredible return .

:06:18
Come on , Alex, what better way
to finish your novel

:06:22
than in your own 1 9th-century
oak writer's nook?

:06:25
lt would be nice
not to write at Starbucks

:06:27
with the other novelists.
:06:29
Because you deserve
your own nook.

:06:32
That's my train .
:06:35
All right.
Let's do it.

:06:37
Really?
:06:38
-Yeah .
-Aah !

:06:41
Oh , this is so wonderful .
We're gonna have a home.

:06:43
Yeah . All right.
l love you .

:06:45
l love you !

prev.
next.