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Sweet girl.

What are you doing here? I thought you weren't coming until Easter.

I woke up this morning and I said to myself, I got to see my little girl

No two ways about it.

I have so much to tell you.

Jenny Franklin got kicked out of school, but the nuns won't say how come.

She was your best friend, right?

Yeah. I think her parents are going to Switzerland or someplace.

That's near Jupiter, right?

Daddy. Okay.

Hey, I got some news too.

Except I didn't lose a friend. I made one.

Her name's Megan.

Is she nice?

Oh, yeah. She's smart and funny.

I bet Sister Louise wouldn't like her. Yeah, you're probably right about that.

She does have some bad habits.

Although I can't think of any right now.

But I was thinking maybe the three of us could spend some time together for

vacation. No, vacation's our time, Daddy.

Anyway, I don't know why we're talking about Megan so much. It's not like

serious about her.

Well, a little serious.

But not married serious.

That's our deal, right?

You shouldn't be here.

I just came by to say hello.

Well, fine. You said it. Now, Vera needs her sleep. She's got class early

tomorrow. Please, Aunt Terry.

Can't he stay just a little while?

No, sweetie.

That's not a good idea, okay?

Aunt Terry's right, honey.

I should go. I just stopped by to say hello because I love you so much.

Even if it is against the rules.

Rules are for a reason, Ryan.

Okay, I'm going to go. I'll see you tomorrow if Aunt Terry lets me.

If not, spring break for sure.

We'll spend the whole week together.

Alone? Just the two of us, I promise.

I love you, Daddy.

Lie tight.

Okay, sweetie.

Okay.

Tuck you in.

Seeing you so briefly is very hard on her.

She'll let me stay longer.

I am not the bad guy here.

Look, I just came by to talk to her, okay?

No, it is not okay.

She needs her rest and some stability.

And I've got to be her father and her mother, too.

That's right, Terry. Your sister is dead.

And whose choice was that?

She's my daughter. You can't keep her from me.

I'm still her legal guardian, Ryan.

By court order, you get her three weeks a year.

Seeing you any more than that is hard on all of us.

I've got to get back to the office.

No, it's bedtime.

I know. I know I'm supposed to ease off at the agency.

Why don't you come out to the lot tomorrow?

You'll be amazed how much we've gotten done. We can have a little bit of lunch.

Well, it'll have to be a short one.

a sales sign all about it. Yes.

Yes. You can't build a building without notifying the tenants.

What if the new owner hikes up the rent?

And what if you went one day without feeling compelled to complain about

something? Then I wouldn't be living here, that's for sure.

Hey, Amanda.

Look, if you're selling to get away from me or to forget about the whole mess I

started, then I'll just move.

The whole mess.

You mean losing my baby because you couldn't keep from running off with a

Look, I took your slams and I said I'm sorry. I don't know what else I can do,

but it doesn't seem to make any difference because you obviously don't

forgive me.

Obviously. Excuse me.

Eve Cleary?

Yes. Detective Davis, I need to bring you in for questioning.

About what?

Your involvement in the Jackie Zambrano case.

Let's go.

Amanda, Peter's at the hospital.

Call him for me, please.

No, my dear,

I'm a broken man over

you, and

I'm just a kid

in my mind where we

don't grow old.

Ron, you can't hold Eve like this. You can't hold her without charging her. Why

can't I see her? She's free to go as soon as she signs her statement.

Her case is with the parole board now.

Hearing is set for tomorrow. Oh, okay. There should be no problem between her

parole officer and my attorney. We should take care of things.

Maybe. About the likelihood she'll go directly from the hearing tomorrow back

prison to finish out her sentence.

Hello? Kyle, hi. Listen, I can't find Ryan in New York. He's not answering his

cell. Did he say anything to you about where he'd be?

No, but it doesn't sound like him to just disappear. I'm sure he'll show up

soon. Well, we're swamped here, and I don't think I'm going to be able to make

it out there for lunch.

I'm sorry.

That's... That's okay.

I understand.

I'll see you home tonight.

The wild horses couldn't keep me away.

Love you.

Bye.

You go ahead.

I can manage.

No, I really have to stay on top of this account.

Is everything okay with you and Kyle?

Well, he's backing off work at the club these days, and he wants me to do the

same here at the agency.

You think you can?

I don't know. I mean, Lexi's been writing the client list lately, and I'm

exactly a step -back kind of person.

Well, after everything you guys have been through, I doubt if a little flex

-time conflict will be much of a problem. Yeah, we'll work through it.

We always do.

Thanks.

Don't get so down on yourself.

Don't get so down on yourself.

Don't get so down on yourself.

Think of me with you.

top dog to come in there and help them out, like a doctor.

Like you, Michael.

Yeah, right.

No, you're great at rescuing underdogs. Look at me.

Yeah, and that clinic that you opened a year ago, you know, you weren't so self

-centered there. I was really impressed.

You were? Yeah.

Well, listen, it's getting late. I've got evening rounds tonight, okay? So I'm

just going to get going. Goodbye, Michael. Make me proud.

Yeah, I'm going to save a few of the underdogs. Yeah.

Michael, I saw you working Megan over there. That's good.

That's good. You'll be all in position to catch her when Ryan comes back and

dumps her.

Dumps her? He's coming back to marry her, you moron.

That's not what his exes said.

Hey, sweetie, how you doing?

Good. Have you heard from Ryan yet? Yeah, he said he's done with his New

business and that he has a lot to talk about. So everything's okay?

It's fine. I just wish he was back here.

Oh, me too.

Listen, you know what? I have to thank you for...

All your emotional support and pushing me to propose to Ryan, I don't know how

I'll ever repay you.

One day you will.

No,

I am not telling you to tear it down to build condos.

It's practically a historic landmark.

Good night.

Doesn't sound to me like you really want to sell.

Oh, don't be ridiculous. I'm just waiting for the right buyer.

In my book, that's somebody who offers you a fair price.

There's more things to consider here besides money.

Like the fact that despite all of your griping, you're going to miss this

Come on, baby.

Admit it. Okay, maybe there's some things about this place that I'll miss,

the hardwood floors, the original molding. People? Well, Megan, maybe.

Ryan, on a good day.

Eve?

Don't push it. Come on, sweetheart. She is your oldest friend.

The people that have known you the longest, they keep you honest about who

really are.

Then why did she goad you about my non -existent affair?

I don't know.

Why did I lie to you when I thought that I was sterile?

We both made mistakes, okay? I know she feels terrible about what happened.

Not enough.

Peter told me she was arrested last night. She might go back to prison.

That enough?

That is not my fault.

If you don't make up with her, you might not ever see her again.

You forgave me. You've got to forgive her.

What's up with you? Oh, thanks, thanks.

Oh, this Shulman thing's just got me a little nuts, that's all.

Well, I have a cure for that.

Come on, please. I'm not going to move from this. I was just trying to have a

little fun. Well, I don't know what's fun about this situation.

Well, don't take it out on me.

You know, if you would have taken my concerns a little more seriously, our

might not be such a train wreck.

What are you talking about, train wreck?

Are you still upset about my arrest because my lawyer said that I don't...

Forget about what your lawyer said.

I think the board is going to revoke your parole.

But you said that... Think of what I said, too.

I tried.

But the bottom line here...

They don't like your attitude.

My attitude?

Yeah.

They think they let you out too soon.

And they think you belong back in prison.

But you're a doctor.

You can pay for lawyers and judges and my freedom, damn it, just like

Amanda's mother did 15 years ago.

I live on this side of the tracks now. Doctors' wives don't go to jail.

I was waiting for you in the reception hall.

I'm glad you didn't make it in time.

What's wrong?

You all right?

Marriage has to start with honesty, right?

Right. Honesty is like a wake -up call.

Trust me, you don't want to fall asleep too long around a guy like me.

What are you talking about?

There's things about me you don't know.

Like I hurt people, I...

I get engaged and then I just can't deal.

It sounds to me like you have cold feet and it happens to everyone before a

wedding. It's more twisted than that.

What are you saying?

I slept with Lexi.

I know, at Michael's wedding.

You're not listening to me.

After that, I slept with her after that in Cabo when I told you nothing was

going on. And I'll do it again.

It's always going to be like that, Megan.

Just when you need me the most that's when I'll push you away. I'll find any

excuse to hurt you I'll leave I'll just run away

A bitch.

You slept with him again after you swore to me that it was over. After you swore

you were helping me.

All right, this is a big mistake. No, you know what the mistake was?

You're pretending that you were my friend, okay? While you slept with Ryan

behind my back at some Mexican resort. Okay, Megan, you know what? You're going

to get over this.

No. You know what?

You're so sick.

You need to be medicated for sexual addiction. Okay, all right, Megan, vent.

ahead, vent on me. You know what?

Someday you're going to thank me.

You're going to realize that he's not for you, Megan, and you're not for him.

And the sooner you get going... You know what?

I'm already gone.

I'm out of your life.

Friendship. Job.

I quit.

Bank.

And, um, can you explain these maps that were found on your wife's Excelmate's

boat? Maps that were purchased with her credit card that make her an accomplice

as well as a flight risk?

I was helping out an old friend who was having a hard time. Haven't you ever

needed anyone?

What I need is not the question.

Now, you have repeatedly violated your parole.

Now, before we take a recess for a ruling, is there anyone here who can

one good reason not to jail this woman?

I can give you one.

Eve works for me as an entertainment consultant at my agency, Amanda Woodward

Advertising. And you will vouch for her?

I've known Eve for more than half my life.

and she is one of the most moral, responsible people I know.

She works hard, and she holds us all to a higher standard.

I depend on her to help keep me honest.

It would be a terrible hardship for me if I lost her.

Thank you, Ms. Woodward.

We'll now take a brief reset.

Thank you.

Just helping out an old friend going through a hard time.

What if I end up going back to prison?

I'll know that you forgave me.

Now you have to forgive me for being so obstinate.

You got it.

Eve Cleary Burns, I asked for one good reason not to send you back to prison.

And I was given one good reason.

Therefore, the majority of the board has voted to give you the benefit of the

doubt. You're free to go.

This time.

Congratulations. Boy, it's really coming down out there.

I'm afraid your steps are going to have to wait.

What's wrong?

Nothing, nothing. My date's going to be here any minute. I have this great meal

planned, but the sauce tastes terrible.

Salt, maybe.

Yeah? Sure.

Salt,

definitely.

Sugar, you got any oregano?

Maybe some garlic?

Yeah.

It's not easy to find an after -hours handyman who can build steps to your

and whip up a gourmet red sauce.

We're a full -service company, ma 'am. Yeah, well, if you could only fix my

social life.

I thought you had a date tonight.

Oh, I do. I do. It's just... I don't know. I met him at a client meeting.

I don't really think mixing social life with business life really works.

Besides, he's kind of an airhead.

Hello?

No, no, no, no. I understand.

Okay.

All right. Well, I'll see you later then.

Well,

my date has to reschedule.

It's been a month's flight on PCH.

Oh, no.

Well, that means I'm not going to be able to get back to Amanda.

Yeah. Can I use your phone? I'd like to call her and tell her I'm going to stay

out at the beach.

Sure.

You don't do lighting, too, do you?

Well, as a matter of fact, I do.

Well, might as well eat.

Well, yeah, I'm not really dressed for dinner.

Oh, you look just fine.

So now that you've told the court I'm your entertainment consultant, exactly

what is an entertainment consultant?

Oh, we'll think of something later. In the meantime, I could really use this

drink. Amanda, it's Kyle for you. He said he's stuck at the beach.

Hey, girls. Hey, watch my purse.

Sure.

Hi. Hi.

You're not going to believe this.

So I got a call.

Somebody wants to buy my old man's property in Texas.

Oh, but that's great, isn't it?

No, because I don't want to deal with it. I don't want to go back to that

trailer. I don't want to look back into his life.

Oh, it won't be so bad.

Once was enough. Trust me.

Well, we can do it together in just one day.

I just can't leave the hospital for that long. You know, the Shulman's already

brought some hack in to run ICU.

Oh, Michael can keep an eye on her.

Mm -mm.

Mm -mm. Oh, come on, Peter.

We need to reconnect.

The last time you were there, you were more open than I've ever seen you be. It

really touched me.

You know, just...

Think of it as a 24 -hour getaway.

Just us.

I've been calling you all day. I tried you here, tried you at work.

God, Brian, how could you tell Megan that we slept together in Cabo?

It wasn't hard.

It's supposed to be a secret.

All right, I can understand you having cold feet about the wedding, but now

lost a friend, I've lost an employee.

Yeah, but who cares? Because, see, now we get to be together.

Brian, what is the matter with you? Nothing you can't fix.

Hey. Do you remember this trick?

Stop it.

Are you nuts?

Get off of me. Come on.

It's just like the power room at Jane's wedding. You know what? We can do it in

the closet again. And maybe someplace new, like the back alley.

Not me.

Even Megan did it better than that.

I don't know who you are anymore.

Yeah, Burns.

Peter, gotta get here right away.

Michael, I can't. I'm out of town.

Well, get in town.

Schulman set up a closed -door meeting to replace you this afternoon.

And it's critical to our practice that one of us hold on to that chief of staff

post. Michael, I can't help that. You're just gonna have to deal with this on

your own.

If you're not here at this meeting to defend yourself, you're history, pal.

I'll be there.

Honey, I gotta get back to the hospital. This whole Schulman thing's blowing up

in my face. I can't avoid it. Uh, what about the land sale?

Well, I'll handle it. I'll just drive you to the airport, and I'll catch a

flight back home tomorrow morning. I don't want you to haggle over money.

Come on, Peter.

$27 an acre is hardly fair.

It doesn't matter. It's 1 ,000 acres, but it's all worthless. I know my old

man's going to wind up costing me money in this.

I second that.

Nobody asked you, Bob.

All right, I'm going to get my things, and we'll take off, okay?

Don't do it in person.

Have fun at the beach?

Uh, yes.

As a matter of fact, I did. I built things with my hands all day. I slept

all night.

The waves and the air are so fresh down here. Spare the mother nature, Adam. I'm

already late for work.

Oh. Oh. Oh.

Okay, so this is the deal. I quit Sterling Conway and I just broke up with

Here's a list of the personal items at this place. If you could just go by and

get them for me. I don't want to go. about this place ever again. Maggie, I

Ryan loves you. I can't imagine what was wrong. Well, he'll just have to ask

your dysfunctional brother because he came back from New York a completely

different human being.

Well, as long as he comes to work.

Actually, now that you quit Lexi, would you like to work for me?

With Ryan there? No, that's the last place I'd want to be.

Huh. Hey, baby, you trying to matchmake me still?

Hardly, but any time I can take advantage of Lexi's misfortunes, I'm

so. Ah, I should have known.

Business always comes first.

Peter, you're just in time. The meeting started ten minutes ago.

This won't take long.

If you would just turn to page three, then we could... Hello, everyone.

Oh, how nice of you to join us, Dr. Byrne.

Just in time to tell us why so much has gone wrong on your watch.

On my watch?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Oh, well, let's see.

Admitting uninsured patients.

Using a medevac helicopter as a limousine for your ex -wife.

Settling Dr.

Mancini's ridiculous lawsuit.

Wait a second. Now, I take issue with that. Oh, can it, Mancini. You shouldn't

even be here.

But the final insult, Peter, is bringing your convict wife with her convict pals

into this place of healing.

Leave my wife out of this.

Oh, I'd love to. Believe me.

Unfortunately, you've seen fit to put a murder onto the Children's Foundation

with access to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

You be very careful.

I'll sue you for libel.

Well, the truth is the best defense in the libel case, Doctor.

Of course, if you want to parade your, why, colorful past out into public, I'd

be more than happy to.

Save it for your memoirs, you pathetic witch.

I quit. Oh, come on now, Peter. Don't fly off the handle now. You'll have my

resignation by the end of the day tomorrow.

See, I have a dream about this property.

I close my eyes and I see cattle in a sea of grass out to the sky.

Neighbors helping neighbors make the desert bloom.

You sound like a visionary, Mr. Stone.

Well, it's a personal vision, miss, but it means a lot to me.

You know, I've been checking around in local papers and with another realtor.

That much land is worth $70 ,000 at least.

Well, if you can find a buyer. Oh, but I already have found one sitting right

here at this counter.

So, just to be neighborly, I'll take $60 ,000.

Now, wait a minute, Mrs. Burns.

Done.

Well, that was easy.

Why don't you drop the papers, and we'll meet again tomorrow morning, and you

can give me the full amount then.

You drive a hard bargain, miss, but you're Texas neighbors. Thanks.

Oh, that's okay. Thank you.

I was playing a club by the Eiffel Tower, taking a break for half an hour.

A girl from the bar came out to talk.

Come on, she said, let's take a walk.

Monday was the day we left.

Tuesday I was flying.

Wednesday she was far away.

Oh, yeah?

Chris Isaac. He plays pretty sexy music, huh?

Hey, what are you drinking, Megan?

Um, a warm brandy at home.

Megan and Ryan just broke up, so the girl's feeling a little down.

Really? Well, this could be the chance I was looking for, you know? You get for

her in her time of need. I'm telling you, timing's everything.

Michael, it might look like that from the surface, but...

Well, you see, Ryan is my Mr. Right. It's been scientifically proven, but he

still has thoughts for Megan.

Wait a second.

Last time I was here trying to pull her off him, you yanked me back to try to

keep them together.

I know, I know. It's just... Well, you see, Ryan's ex -fiancé is also the same

thing. He's commitment -phobic.

So I tried to put the two lovebirds together so the whole thing would just

up in their face.

Which you did.

Yeah, but the problem is that they still have the hots for each other.

Now Ryan's acting all weird and the two of them have turned against me. Yeah,

well, Megan hasn't turned against me, so I think I can still parlay this into

something. Yeah, maybe, maybe not.

Look, Michael, you and I have to make a pact.

You gotta try to keep him apart.

I know. Forget that, okay?

I'm gonna make my own play for Meg.

And I think I got an idea how to do it.

Yeah.

Daddy? Hey, sweet girl.

What are you doing up so late?

I just had to talk to you.

Daddy, I'm so lonely for you.

I wish I could hold you right now.

Can you come see me soon?

Go to your room, sweetheart.

But Aunt Terry!

Don't forget to brush your teeth.

Sarah, are you there?

Do you have any idea what time it is?

Please put her back on the phone.

I am trying to protect that child, and I am warning you for the very last time

to stop calling her.

She called me.

Goodbye, Ryan.

Don't you hang up the phone.

Callie would never have wanted you to keep her from me like this.

How dare you even utter my sister's name after what you did to her?

You don't have an answer for that, do you?

Since I took you out to the beach, I thought I would bring the beach to you.

All the comforts of surfside living.

Oh, thank you.

Saving me from myself.

I have what we do for each other, right?

And just so you don't forget it, I got you a little reminder.

If you're ever lost or alone, you just touch it.

What are you, redecorating?

Oh, I'm breaking camp.

I resigned yesterday.

You quit?

That's nice.

Nice?

I've been butting heads with Shulman going crazy here. How did it go with the

land sale?

Oh, well, you know, I decided not to sell the land. I decided to lease it

instead. You leased it?

I told you I wanted to get rid of that place. I know, but I cut a better deal

with torn doils.

Here, check this out.

Is this a joke?

Oh, we're rich, Peter. We're rich. I found the buyer's company name in the

book. Turns out they're an oil survey firm. They already checked out your

property. We are sitting on black gold, baby.

I gave Torndoyle a 30 -year lease. This is just the first check.

First check?

First check.

You mean there's more?

There's more.

There's more of these?

Yeah. That's a very good thing. Yeah.

good thing.

Very good thing. Oh, yes.

Want to celebrate?

Oh, yeah.

Now? Yeah.

Here? Right here.

Right here. Right on.

Becky,

get me Tom Doyle in graphic and... I need the midline file right away. Yes,

Woodward. Oh, and see if you can find me just one accountant who knows the tax

code. Right.

Your investment banker, line two. Oh, Becky, wait.

Yes.

No. No way.

Oh, God. Uh, three aspirins. Yes, Miss Woodward. Oh, God, lunch.

Yes, lunch. What a terrible idea. I'm sorry. I'm just really swamped right

Ryan still hasn't shown up for work because his love life is in the toilet,

which is no excuse at all, and I just, I can't possibly... to get away right

now.

Why are you still here?

You're never going to be able to pull away from the office, are you?

No.

Not ever.

You take me, you take the whole package.

Well, it's not a bad package.

You've been through worse than this.

You'll get through this somehow.

You know, after my mother died, my father, he hated me. He blamed me for

him down like I kept him from a good life.

Some people can't show you they love you until after they're gone. You know, it

makes them ashamed in person.

But this money is not about his love.

It sure helps.

So, what are we going to do with it all?

I mean, I can't even fathom it. Prison to no limit without even passing go.

me your hands. Now.

I've thought about this.

I think we should take a year off and travel.

And I'm going to play the top 100 golf courses in the world.

Hmm?

Huh?

Peter, there you are. Hey, hey, sit down, sit down.

Congratulations. I heard about your good fortune. Thanks.

But I wanted to let you know that there's a group of nurses and doctors

organizing a protest about the rollbacks at the hospital.

Oh, listen, Doc.

You know, that's not my problem anymore. I already handed in my resignation.

Moved the last box out of my office after dinner, actually.

Anyway, hey, we're going around the world together, huh?

Me and Eve. I'm going to play the best golf courses there are.

You sure that's a good idea?

I mean, you love the people at the hospital, and you love being a doctor.

And look at all those lottery winners who walked away from their lives.

All the money went down the drain, and they turned into empty shells.

Well, my shell's never going to be empty.

No, Peter.

Just listen to what he's saying.

I mean, you might be lost without your patients, without your responsibilities.

I mean, what does the good life mean to you?

That's a good question.

I know I let you down last time.

You said then there'd be no next time.

One more chance is all I'm asking.

Now remember, as long as the doctors and the nurses stand together against the

bosses, it's the patients that win, right?

Okay, good luck, everybody, and solidarity forever. Don't forget.

Okay, go ahead.

Aren't you coming with us, Dr. Allen? No, no, you start the rally without me.

I've got to finish some work here.

Culturalism is commendable. Well, you know, when the people need a leader, the

leader must hear the call within himself.

You want a drink?

No, thanks. I want to know why you wanted to meet me here.

Oh, well, it was part of my good work.

You know, I knew you were down to the funk, and I wanted to pull you out. I

don't think you should let a jerk like Ryan get you down.

So, come on, you want a drink?

No, no, no, I just don't feel like it.

But thank you so much for caring.

Well, you know what? I do care, Megan, and to be honest, I never got over you.

I mean, it was just a bad timing thing.

You know, when you wanted me back, I was stuck with Jane.

Are you trying to use this rebound thing on me again like after the wedding

reception on the roof? No way. I'm just trying to be honest. That's all. Well,

Michael, are you making a play to get me in bed?

Honey, really, I just want to be here for you. Michael, there's no chance.

I'm never going to get over Ryan, okay?

Oh, God. Come on. Just one more try. Give me one more chance. Look, come on,

more try. That's all I meant. Excuse me. No, no, no. Michael, stop it.

Okay, you win.

We'll do this together.

Solidarity forever, Mike.

will receive disciplinary action.

You're a sad excuse for a doctor, lady.

Well, you don't work here anymore, do you, doctor?

And your opinions don't matter.

I have your resignation letter right here.

I assure you, we are not about to blink at a bunch of rag -tag would -be

anarchists who try to foist their bleeding -heart, whining social welfare

on the enlightened self -interest of a devoted medical... See this?

You know what I'm going to do?

I'm going to organize all of the doctors and all of the nurses here, and we're

going to refocus all priorities on the patient.

I know breaking up is difficult, but you

guys love each other. You work it out. It just takes time.

Kyle, you got no idea.

Not even.

Tell me then.

I was 18. You were gone.

Dad... Dad and I weren't speaking.

I met this girl and we...

We fell in love. We got married.

Callie, it was heaven.

We had a little baby girl, Sarah.

Couldn't get any better until the accident.

I was driving, and this deer came out of nowhere. I swerved off the road, and I

ran into this tree.

I stumbled out, but the car was in flames.

Kelly, my wife.

She was crying. She couldn't get her door open.

And I was running out of time, so I got Sarah out of the back seat.

She was with Callie's sister in New York.

There was a nasty court fight.

Terry got custody.

She said I was too young and reckless.

Callie's death was my fault.

No, it wasn't.

I had a choice, Kyle.

If I had gotten Callie out first, the flames didn't reach the backseat until

later. You couldn't have known that, Ryan. You can't blame yourself.

Terry blames me.

She hates me for causing Callie's death.

I never loved anybody.

in my life that I loved.

I loved her.

Until Megan.

You tell her.

I can't believe it.

You have a daughter.

I went to New York a few days ago to talk to Sarah, you know, to talk to her

about Megan, about getting me married, but when it came down to it, I couldn't

say anything.

She would understand if she met Megan.

Kyle, you don't... I promised her I'd never remarry. You don't get it, man.

You don't understand, Kyle. You don't get it. I deprived my daughter of a

mother.

I had a choice to make. You made the wrong one.

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