Will. |
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Will. |
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Hey. I asked
if you were okay. |
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Sorry. |
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You know, we don't
have to do this. |
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We can just go home. |
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I'll be fine. |
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God, this thing is so... |
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Thick... |
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Official. |
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Maybe they're overcompensating. |
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It's kind of hard
to call everybody up |
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out of the blue after two years. |
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Nobody's seen her? |
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I ran into her and David
at a supermarket, |
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and a little bit after that,
I heard they disappeared. |
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And they met in the grief group? |
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Mm-hmm, while we
were still married. |
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Yeah, I guess you could have
put odds on our divorce. |
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No, people
don't think like that. |
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Yes, they do. |
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