:44:00
Yeah. Dr. Donovan's office.
:44:02
- Her office is on the third floor.
- Thank you, Ramona.
:44:08
Ann Harrison didn't have cancer.
:44:11
Are you sure?
:44:13
Not counting the time
she spent in Atlanta,
:44:15
Ann Merai has been my patient
since junior high.
:44:18
If she had cancer,
I would have known about it.
:44:21
I don't get it.
:44:24
Maybe she saw another doctor.
:44:26
She was here for her yearly
:44:28
when she first got
back to town two months ago,
:44:31
and she was healthy
as a proverbial horse.
:44:35
I'm looking it over here, and...
:44:38
I don't understand.
Who told you she had cancer?
:44:41
Excuse me.
:44:47
So...
:45:21
Can I help you?
:45:24
Yeah, I'm looking for Dr. Frieland.
:45:27
You're looking at him.
:45:30
You're Dr. Frieland?
:45:32
Yes, I am.
:45:35
- Hold on, Pop.
- You're sure? This is your office?
:45:39
It has been for ten years, yes.
:45:42
Look, I'll get back to you.
:45:44
Do you have a patient named
Ann Merai Harrison?
:45:47
I really can't tell you that.
:45:49
You can tell me.
Was she your patient or not?
:45:52
Was she your patient or not?
:45:56
Was she your patient or not?
:45:59
No, I've never had
a patient by that name.