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:33:02
You must speak to Eric first.
:33:04
That's the door. lt's him.
You greet him, l'm too nervous.

:33:15
Be eloquent.
:33:19
l'll try but the fellow always
hated the very sight of me.

:33:48
l can imagine
your surprise, Monsieur.

:33:50
You didn't expect
to find me here?

:33:53
l must admit that, myself.
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You're looking very well.
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l'm quite well myself, too,
thank you.

:34:03
You're wondering
what l'm doing here?

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Yes, l can tell,
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seeing me here,
displaying such familiarity,

:34:09
you're probably thinking
that l'm a member

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of Monsieur Valandray's
inner circle.

:34:11
Well. That's right.
l'm part of his family

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and l shall now answer
the second question

:34:18
that is burning your lips
and that you don't dare to ask.

:34:20
You've always been
such a tactful fellow, Eric.

:34:23
You don't mind me calling you
Eric after all this time?

:34:27
Thank you, l expected nothing
less of your exquisite courtesy.

:34:30
A drop of port?
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Forgive me. ln my confusion,
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l forgot how fond
you are of port.

:34:36
l didn't offer you a glass.
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Eric, how l so wish
we could clear up

:34:42
this misunderstanding
between us,

:34:43
there's no reason
for it anymore.

:34:47
To your good health.
:34:49
l was the cause
of your divorce, l know.

:34:52
You found me to be a bit...
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of a burden.
:34:59
Say it, go on. l don't mind.

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