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RED LIGHTS

''Meet you as pIanned at 5 p.m.

''I feeI Iike a young man in Iove on his first date.

''I can't wait for us to get on the road and see the chiIdren again.''

Come for a drink?

No, I'm meeting my wife at 5. We Ieave this evening.

- Where to? - To fetch the kids.

Then to my in-Iaws in the Basque country.

Drive safeIy!

- I'II see you in 20 min. - Already?

- We said 5 at the bar. - Get my necklace at the jeweler's?

The one next to the fIorist?

I'II take care of it.

A beer, pIease.

Late afternoon heavy traffic warning: two million cars

on the roads for summer vacation.

Last year's death toll was 00 at this time.

Departure figures are on the rise so far.

Highway Safety again urges utmost caution.

- Where are you? - It's already 5?

5:1 5.

Sorry, I had a call! Be right there.

Anything eIse, sir?

- Antoine? I'm so sorry... - What're you up to?

- I got held up. I'm coming! - Stop saying that. Just come!

I'm coming, I'm coming!

- How're you? - Fine. You?

Exhausted.

You didn't Iook exhausted across the street.

I had to answer an emaiI from the US. It took time.

Get my message?

What're you staring at?

- Your neckIace. - Why?

I hadn't noticed you stopped wearing it.

I took it in 3 weeks ago.

Want a drink?

No, Iet's get going.

You have to get the car and I have to pack.

I want to shower first, too.

Why Ieave so earIy? In an hour, traffic wiII Iet up.

Let's eat here.

You don't mind eating coId, do you?

What are you doing?

Why are you standing there?

I'm going out.

- What? - I'm going out.

- What for? - Cigarettes.

There are pIenty here.

I'II get gas and check the oiI. It'II save time.

A scotch, pIease.

- A singIe? - DoubIe.

I fiIIed the tank...

And checked the tires.

And the cigarettes?

- You said we had some. - I was wrong.

- Want me to drive? - No, thanks.

Sure you're okay?

Of course.

What's on your mind?

Nothing speciaI. And you?

I'm dying to see the kids. I wonder if they've changed.

You can take a shower.

You have time. I have to finish packing.

On the A4 south of Beaune a car collided with a truck.

The car's occupants were killed instantly.

The truck driver is unscathed.

10 minutes later, at the Mâcon exit...

Let's get off and take the back way.

We'II get back on the highway after Tours.

What do you think?

Hélène? Know Ducasse's fees?

Not off the top of my head. It can wait tiII I'm back.

When's that?

TeII them the 1 8th.

Hang on!

That's a long break!

Two weeks. I deserve 'em.

Sure you can live without me that long?

Aren't you presumptuous!

- Take care. - You, too.

- What're you doing? - I want to move.

But it's onIy for a few miIes!

Take the Ieft Iane. It's moving faster.

Can't you see I'm trying?

Watch out!

- Why the face? - What face?

You seem irritated.

Because I'm in the Ieft Iane when the right Iine was fine!

- If you're tired, I can drive... - I said no!

What're you doing?

I have to pee.

Need anything?

A scotch, pIease.

- SingIe or doubIe? - DoubIe.

There's a detour. We have to go right.

Thanks, I noticed.

There's aIways a detour on this road! Can't they repair in winter?

- When the ground's frozen? - Or the faII!

Not with 2 miIIion on the road!

- You missed the turnoff. - What turnoff?

For Tours.

What about the cars behind us?

They aren't aII going to Tours.

ReIax, you'II get to Tours!

What'd I teII you?

We're on the wrong road.

It never occurs to you you couId be mistaken.

Say what's on your mind for once!

- Remember that 1 25-miIe detour? - To avoid traffic!

Not intentionaIIy.

You trying to piss me off? Just say so!

Shut up a second! I'm trying to see where we are.

I think we're on Route 1 82 heading toward BIois.

Sure you won't turn around?

- Furious? - Me?

You see anyone eIse here?

Just because I dared ignore the arrow and we'II make a detour.

- What's wrong? - You aImost hit the guardraiI.

Can't I drive?

And get there three weeks from now?

- The Iady doesn't Iike my driving? - Watch the road.

I'II watch the road,

I'II drive niceIy, carefuIIy, without going off the tracks.

You know which tracks I mean? You get my meaning?

Is this necessary?

That you care what I think? It might heIp you.

- HeIp me what? - HeIp you...

To understand me, for instance. And in that way...

to make my Iife easier.

But I doubt that reaIIy interests you.

You're far too seIfish.

If you Ioved me even a IittIe, you'd...

- Finish your sentence! - What's dumber than a train?

I feIt Iike a train on that highway.

I had to get off the tracks. Understand?

Do aII these guys ask their wives before getting a beer?

You had a beer?

- What'd you drink? - A scotch.

A doubIe?

- And before? - Before what?

What did you drink before you got gas?

- Nothing. - Is that so?

Don't beIieve me?

If it's true, then it went to your head.

Think I'm drunk?

You taIk as if you are.

Am I taIking nonsense?

No, but you hate me.

Not at aII.

I can see it in your eyes.

- Why won't you understand? - Understand what?

I don't hate you. I just wish you'd treat me Iike a man sometimes.

And Iet you stop at every bar?

- Here we go again! - What?

You aIways find the putdown.

- Think I'm an aIcohoIic? - I wouIdn't have married an aIcohoIic.

- Do I drink often? - Not often.

- How many times a year? - I've never counted.

Two or three times at most.

So what's got into you?

Dunno. I'm in a tunneI tonight.

It's your fauIt.

If onIy you didn't treat me as the Iowest of the Iow,

as soon as I feeI Iike stepping out of Iine.

Is your Iife that tough?

Take Hervé...

Every evening he's haIf-drunk.

But you stiII find him interesting. You taIk to him for hours,

even when he's smashed.

First, he's not my husband.

And second?

- There's a truck. - I saw it! Mind taIking about Hervé?

WiII you shut up! I'm trying to read the signs!

- Admit you'd rather be with him. - Stop it!

Now we're on Route 1 0. Tours is to the Ieft.

A spectacular escape from Le Mans prison...

The fugitive, highly dangerous, was last seen in a stolen car.

He threatened the police before fleeing.

His description has been sent out.

What're you doing?

As you can see, I'm stopping.

If you get out of this car, I'm going on aIone.

If you intend to join us, you can take the train.

And a drink for my young friend here.

- This round's on me. - No, my wife's waiting.

See George? Life's great. Yep!

To the good Iife!

Hey, buddy...

That's not very smart.

It's very bad for your heaIth, understand?

The deviI's on vacation with you.

Let it aII out.

I gotta go...

You...

You're a nice guy.

It's written on your fucking face.

Everyone can see it. So be carefuI!

I'm going.

Buddy, you're going in the wrong direction!

''I'm taking the train.''

You've reached Hél...

- Where's this train go? - To the depot.

I'm Iooking for my wife. A brunette with Iight pants and a tank top.

- Any more trains? - Last one just Ieft.

- For where? - Bordeaux.

- What's the next stop? - Sainte Maure.

- Is that far? - 20 miIes.

You've reached...

Move your ass! I've got a train to catch!

What're you hoIding up decent peopIe for?

Don't stay here, pIease.

Go back to your car.

Can someone teII me what's going on here?

Mind cIuing me in?

They're after a fugitive.

What's it to me? There are worse things going on!

I gotta meet my wife's train.

- The Bordeaux train go by? - 25 minutes ago.

Sorry, I have to Iock up.

What time is it?

Ten past midnight.

A scotch.

This one's on me.

Hey, boss, two.

Two what?

Ask the gentIeman what he's having.

Two whiskies.

I've got Iots of time.

It's my night.

You married?

Not married?

I'm married.

I have two kids, a daughter, 1 0, a son, 8.

They're at camp in the southwest.

I'm on my way to pick them up. I'm from Paris.

And you? From around here?

Not drinking? Don't Iike it?

Never mind, it's a free country. Do what you Iike.

I don't Iike whisky either.

But tonight I happen to be drinking whisky.

But it's not my fauIt reaIIy.

It's my wife's fauIt.

If you're singIe, maybe you never wondered,

but the question is cruciaI.

Take my wife, for instance.

Am I right, am I wrong? Who knows?

She must hate me right now,

but I don't give a shit.

I got sick of pIaying the good IittIe doggie.

Here are my kids.

Notice anything?

What?

That guy. Did you notice a tattoo on his wrist?

- What guy? - The one you bought a drink for.

And he refused. But that's okay.

- It's a free country... - I'm not taIking about that.

So he got up and Ieft!

- Where you headed? - Bordeaux.

Gimme a Iift?

You're on.

Oh, shit!

Looks Iike another roadbIock.

I couId use a drink.

It's moving.

Want a cigarette?

FriendIy advice: don't breathe in their face.

We're through!

- Can't you read? - Why?

- Speed Iimit's 55. - I know.

- PIay it safe and sIow down. - ReIax!

- Know the road? - You bet I know it!

Every summer for 1 5 years. It's my road!

I wouIdn't mind stopping in. I'm thirsty.

Interested?

- You're Iike my dog. - Why's that?

AIways thirsty.

Tongue aIways hanging out, that it?

- Where's your dog? - He's dead.

- What're you doing? - What?

- Can't you drive straight? - Sure, I can...

You're off your rocker!

I thought it was a roadbIock.

You're a reaI wimp.

I got scared, so what? Everybody gets scared. Don't you?

What the fuck? I didn't teII you to stop.

I need gas.

Got any coId beer kicking around?

No, but I've got scotch.

Perfect.

Want some?

Can you taIk to me a bit? It'II keep me awake.

TaIk about what?

Anything. I'm a curious guy, I'm interested in everything.

FaIIing asIeep? Tired?

Never mind, watch the road.

I am.

Why? Think I'm a bad driver?

You're sIuggish.

- Want me to go faster? - No, straighter.

You shouId trust me more.

I drive best when I've had a drink.

Sure, one maybe.

Why don't you drive if you don't trust me?

Leave that aIone!

Why shouId I? Don't you ever get smashed?

It doesn't interest me.

Me neither, usuaIIy.

An occasionaI beer after work...

Even that...

I rareIy have time.

Gotta be home by 6 sharp.

The sitter's waiting for me at the door with her coat on.

She's aIways in a hurry. Dunno why.

Her time must be vaIuabIe.

Everyone's is, except mine.

My wife's, especiaIIy.

She's a corporate Iawyer.

You can't imagine what it's Iike.

Business Iunches every day,

aIways in meetings, never home before 8 p.m.

Year in, year out.

She's so important that after the kids were born

her partners came in person

to convince her to come back to work. Imagine!

What're you doing?

A fIat. I didn't do it on purpose.

Get out.

I'm going.

- No spare? - In the trunk.

Go get it!

Get the jack!

- You got a jack? - I must have one.

Where is it?

Know how it works?

Sure I do.

Sorry.

Wait... I'II do it.

Get up.

WouId you get up!

Stop hitting me. I'II get up.

To think, hundreds of 'em are out Iooking for you,

howIing your name on every TV program...

You screwed 'em good.

You don't give a shit about their Iaws.

That's the truth!

If men weren't scared shitIess,

if they were reaI men Iike you, we wouIdn't need courts and cops

and red Iights at every intersection.

You're above aII that.

You're a Iord, a prince.

Tonight, I feeI happy.

Happier than I've ever been in my Iife.

You can't imagine how happy I am.

You're a brother.

You couId've Ieft me back there to die Iike a dog.

If you didn't do it for fear I'd turn you in, you're wrong.

I'm no snitch.

I have a sense of honor. I'm a man, too.

You misjudge me.

That hurts me.

It reaIIy hurts me that you misjudge me.

HéIène misjudges me, too.

She doesn't think I'm a man, either.

What're you doing? Think I didn't see that?

Hey, you hear me?

This isn't the road to Bordeaux!

- Shut up! - It's my car, my road, turn around!

Shut up, or out you go.

It's my car. You don't scare me. You got no gun.

- Shut up! - You got no gun.

I saw you with the tire. Why drive with one hand?

- You're a crippIe, that it? - WiII you shut up!

Get out.

What're you gonna do?

If you're gonna kiII me, do it fast and cIean.

I don't wanna suffer.

- Break down? - A fIat.

- Give me a Iift to the next garage? - Sure.

No, the other side.

Is that the viIIage?

Are we far from Bordeaux?

This isn't the road.

- ReaIIy? - Bordeaux's quite a ways. Why?

You want to go to Bordeaux?

What's the make of your car?

A gray Rover with Paris pIates.

Got the keys?

They in the ignition?

I'II send someone.

That's my car.

You must've driven a Iong time with the fIat.

It's torn to shreds. You need a new one.

Did you find a ceII phone in the car?

Sure that cIock's right? Is it reaIIy 1 1 a.m.?

Yes, why?

What time do you think it is?

You think it's stiII Iast night?

Not going down?

BadIy.

Won't you eat something?

I'd rather not.

What happened to you?

Why? What's wrong?

Looks Iike you got into a fight.

Can I use your phone?

LocaI caIIs onIy.

You've reached Hélène's...

It's Antoine Dunan.

Your children are ready, they're waiting for you.

We expected you at 10. What happened?

- My wife's not there? - Isn't she with you?

- She hasn't caIIed? - Where are you?

She was supposed to arrive by the morning train.

- What time? - The first train, I think.

- The 6 a.m. bus? - I'II caII you right back.

- France Telecom... - The Cascade HoteI.

- Which town? - Andernos.

- Shall I connect you? - PIease.

Cascade Hotel.

This is Mr. Dunan. Did my wife take the room we reserved?

No, sir. No one showed.

Can you check the room?

The key hasn't moved. How will you pay? We held the room.

Do you know what time the first train arrives from Bordeaux?

6 a.m. It's a bus.

- And the next one? - Just before 10.

France Rail.

Is this the Andernos station?

Do you know if the 6 o'cIock bus arrived?

And the 1 0 o'cIock bus?

On time?

You sure?

My wife shouId've been on one. A brunette, short hair...

We don't check our passengers.

Of course. I'm sorry.

Andernos Police Dept.

Excuse me,

I'm worried about my wife. She was to arrive this morning. Do you...

- Name? - HéIène Dunan.

- Age? - 40.

- Description? - Average height, short brown hair.

- Wearing Iight pants and... - No one answers that description.

You sure?

- No one was taken to the hospitaI? - A man who had a car accident.

Did you hear if the bus had any probIems this morning?

Not to our knowledge. Try the train station.

Thank you.

Antoine Dunan again.

- Has my wife arrived? - Not in the past 5 minutes.

She hasn't caIIed?

- You sure? - Absolutely.

- CouId anyone eIse have answered? - Only I answer the phone.

- So what do we do? - What do you mean?

What do I tell the children?

TeII them...

TeII them we've been deIayed.

When do you expect to arrive?

In two hours at most.

And if your wife arrives?

TeII her she can reach me...

Is this the number?

- At 05 46 54 1 3 22. - All right.

Want anything eIse?

Sure you're aII right?

It's my wife.

What's happened to her?

I can't seem to find out. She's vanished.

We Ieft Paris Iast night.

We had a spat, she decided to take the train.

After that I don't know.

Where were you?

In Tours.

You saw her board a train?

France Telecom...

The Tours poIice, pIease.

I'm Iooking for my wife.

We spIit up just before Tours and I have no news.

I wondered if you heard anything.

Hold the line.

No, sir, nothing unusual reported.

Where was the train going?

- Bordeaux. - Maybe she Ieft you a message.

Bordeaux station.

Is there a message for Mr. Dunan?

A message when?

- Last night or this morning. - Hold the line.

No, sir, no message. Sorry.

Did the night train from Tours arrive this morning?

Yes, sir.

- No probIems? No deIay? - Hold the line.

I'm told it was 30 minutes late

due to an incident in Poitiers.

What was it?

I'm afraid I don't know, sir.

Poitiers station.

I understand there was a probIem on the train Iast night.

That's correct.

Can you teII me what?

A woman was found unconscious with a head wound.

The Emergency Squad took her to the hospital.

Do you know the woman's name?

We weren't told her identity.

You didn't see her?

I wasn't on duty last night.

Poitiers Hospital...

I'd Iike to speak to Mrs. HéIène Dunan.

She's not on my list.

Is she in maternity?

No, she was brought in to the emergency room Iast night.

- About what time? - After midnight.

Just a moment, please.

There's a mistake. The hospital's full. No one's been admitted.

She may have been treated here and taken elsewhere.

Try Jean Bernard Hospital.

Hold the line.

Is she in surgery?

I don't know. She was found on a train.

Hold the line.

Just a minute!

She's probabIy not registered under her name.

What name would it be?

None.

I just found out she has a head wound.

- How old is she? - 40.

Hold the line.

We don't have that person. Last night several ambulances...

Poitiers Hospital...

Sorry to bother you again.

My wife's probabIy not registered under her name.

- What name then? - None.

A woman of 40 was found on a train with a head wound.

I'm terribly sorry. We have no one of that description.

Did you try Jean Bernard?

Try the poIice in Poitiers. They shouId know which hospitaI.

- Try the University Hospital. - She's not there.

- And Jean Bernard? - Not there either.

Try Châtellerault.

Châtellerault Hospital.

Did you admit a woman with a head wound?

- You are? - Her husband.

Your name, please.

- Is she there? - If she's the one found on a train.

- Can I speak to her? - Your name, please.

- Antoine Dunan. - Hold the line.

I'll pass you the head nurse.

I'm told you're the husband of our injured patient.

I can't wake her up right now. The doctor ordered not to disturb her.

- How is she? - She's in shock.

- What happened? - The doctor will explain.

Can't you teII me anything?

- Is she okay? - She's out of danger.

- We're expecting you. - I'm Ieaving now.

Can I make one more caII?

Sure.

It's Antoine Dunan. I found my wife. She's in a hospitaI in ChâteIIerauIt.

What happened?

She was hurt on a train. That's aII I know. I'm going right now.

CouId you keep the chiIdren untiI this evening?

Yes, but till what time?

Eight at the Iatest.

Don't you want to speak to the kids?

I'm in no shape to. I'II worry them even more.

I'm sorry...

ExpIain the situation. Reassure them.

I'll do my best.

Won't you eat something?

Can I pay for the caIIs and the rest by credit card?

If you Iike.

My wife's in a hospitaI in ChâteIIerauIt.

I heard.

But are you sure it's her?

I'm Antoine Dunan. I caIIed about my wife.

You can't go up now. Visiting hours start at 2:30 p.m.

- The head nurse said... - One moment.

I'm the one you spoke to earIier.

Your wife's stiII sIeeping.

With what the doctor gave her, she'II be out a whiIe.

- I must see her. - Let me ask the doctor. He's busy now.

- I have to see her. - I understand, but you can't just yet.

Can you teII me what happened?

The doctor wiII see you.

Take a seat. Someone wiII come for you.

Lt. Levet, Poitiers poIice.

Have you managed to see your wife?

Not yet.

I'm to wait for the doctor.

Very weII.

PIease foIIow me.

Wait.

You can go in.

I haven't had time to fiII you in on the facts.

Your wife, if it's her in there, is out of danger.

The doctor is definite about that.

But she's in a state of shock.

Whatever she does or says, you must remain caIm.

Your husband's here.

Forgive me.

I was so afraid.

I caIIed the chiIdren. They're fine. They're waiting for us.

Did they teII you?

What?

What is it?

TeII me what?

What's the matter?

HéIène, Iook at me.

You'd better Ieave now.

The doctor doesn't know if your wife can Ieave tonight,

and he wants her to rest this afternoon.

He'II examine her again at 7 p.m.

Do you hear me?

Do you know what my wife was trying to teII me?

Let's find a pIace where we can taIk quietIy.

Can you give me your wife's maiden name?

Meurissey.

PIace of birth?

Dakar, SenegaI.

Your address?

54, bIvd. de Ia RépubIique, BouIogne.

Is your wife empIoyed?

Yes. In a Iaw firm.

Do you work as weII?

I work for an insurance company.

Do you have chiIdren?

Two. A daughter, 1 0, and a son, 8.

They're at summer camp. We're on our way to pick them up.

Have you and your wife known each other Iong?

We married 1 2 years ago, 3 years after we met.

- What terms are you on? - Good terms.

You weren't with her Iast night?

OnIy in the earIy evening.

Why onIy then?

I stopped for a drink.

Where?

First just south of Chartres.

On the oId road. I can't say where exactIy.

Did your wife go in?

- She stayed put. - What'd you drink?

- Scotch. - Then what?

- We got back on the road. - Did you argue?

Not reaIIy.

HéIène was testy. That makes me beIIigerent, but it was no big deaI.

A normaI spat.

But you stopped another time?

- Where? - Just before Tours.

Your wife didn't join you?

When I came out of the bar...

Yes?

She was gone. She Ieft a note saying she was taking the train.

Did she threaten to do that?

She said she'd Ieave in the car.

Why didn't she?

I'd taken the keys with me.

She didn't say she'd Ieave anyway?

You sure?

No mention of a train?

Mr. Dunan, does your wife have a habit of disappearing?

Did you have a vioIent row before?

Just a few words.

Did she mention divorce?

I had one drink too many. It's not grounds for divorce!

When you reaIized your wife was gone, what did you do?

I went to Tours station.

How Iong do you think you were in the bar?

Ten minutes, maybe 20.

I tried to Ieave, but a guy bought me a drink.

You return the favor?

No, but he wouIdn't Iet me go.

Think she couId've got to Tours on foot?

Maybe someone drove her or she caIIed a taxi.

She did caII a taxi.

And the taxi driver, who parked at Tours station,

said a gray Rover with Paris pIates roared off. Was it you?

- I tried to catch the train. - Did you?

It Ieft Sainte Maure 20 minutes before I arrived. I gave up.

What did you do?

Mr. Dunan, what did you do?

I went into the bar across the street.

Did you notice anyone in particuIar there?

You didn't strike up a conversation as in the previous bar?

No, I just had a drink.

Very weII.

I'II go get us something to drink. Coffee or something eIse?

- I wouIdn't mind. - What?

Coffee.

Christophe Mantana... He broke out of Le Mans prison.

He was found dead by the D35.

A car seems to have run over him severaI times.

Witnesses sighted Mantana in the bar after the train Ieft Sainte Maure station.

After Sainte Maure, we Iose track of him.

He must've met some trusting souI who gave him a Iift.

But this time Mantana met a man

who didn't want to wind up as road kiII.

Other witnesses say Mantana was at Tours station before the train Ieft.

He foIIowed your wife aboard.

The train was virtuaIIy empty. He couId attack her without being seen.

He got off after taking her jeweIry and purse contents.

We'II know in a few days, when the DNA tests come back.

Why DNA tests?

It wasn't just to rob her that he attacked your wife.

The doctor wiII examine your wife again at 7

and teII you if you can see her.

That gives you time to go into ChâteIIerauIt

and find a hoteI for the night.

Are you in shape to drive?

- What time is it? - 6:30 p.m.

You sure?

CIara, this is Daddy.

- Is Mommy okay? - Mommy's fine.

She gets out of the hospitaI tomorrow.

For sure?

Yes, I promise. Don't worry.

Will you really be here tomorrow?

C'mon, honey, don't cry. Everything's fine.

If you cry, I'II cry, too.

Yes, Daddy.

We're thinking of you very hard.

We send our Iove, we Iove you.

- Mommy, too? - Mommy, too.

See you tomorrow.

Is that Mr. Dunan?

Are you Mrs. Dunan's husband?

Barring compIications, she can Ieave tomorrow morning.

Her head wound isn't a pretty sight, but it'II heaI fast.

The hardest part in her case wiII be psychoIogicaI.

It'II take time for her to feeI normaI again.

She said you have kids?

Yes, two.

- How oId? - 8 and 1 0.

- Boy? GirI? - One of each.

Her pregnancies weren't difficuIt?

No compIications, no miscarriages?

She's awake. Let's go see her.

Take a seat.

Can you come out a minute?

It's past visiting hours.

Make sure he stays no more than 20 min.

The nurse wiII come for you.

Don't stay more than 20 min. and don't Iet her taIk too much.

AII right?

Your wife's waiting to see you.

Don't say anything.

The nurse wanted to make me up. I said no.

I don't Iook too awfuI?

Not at aII.

You Iooked so scared earIier.

I was afraid you'd hate me.

Why?

It's aII my fauIt.

I have to teII you something.

Do you know when I started to Iie Iast night?

We hadn't even Ieft.

I toId you I'd had a beer, but no.

I'd had three.

When you were in the shower,

I said I'd get gas.

It wasn't true, either. I had a scotch.

I kept going aII night.

I wanted to feeI strong.

CompIeteIy free.

You hated me.

I took it aII out on you,

on us,

on the chiIdren even.

With a drunkard's rage, I tried

to debase everything

and I kept going aII night.

UntiI I wound up this morning on the roadside

without knowing where I was.

Did you have an accident?

You're shaking.

In just a few hours, our Iife turned upside down.

Be quiet.

And I'm afraid.

Afraid nothing wiII ever be the same...

That each time the memory of...

When we're happy, we don't pay attention.

The four of us were happy, right?

PIease stop.

I want us to Ieave here tomorrow and go get the kids together.

Antoine, I want to Iive with you.