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Hey, honey.

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I'm here. How's your place?

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It's gorgeous.

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There's a lake on the property.

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How's yours?

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I just got here, so it looks beautiful
so far, though.

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I'm still not sold on this whole idea,
though. The marriage counselor said this

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would be good for us.

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We're always right on top of each other.
You heard what she said about

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resentment. Well, the only person I'm
resenting right now is the marriage

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counselor. She also said to give each
other space, so no texting.

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Only one call per day.

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Whatever.

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Will you please try?

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Yeah, fine.

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I'll try. I just, you know, I don't know
anybody who decides it's a good idea

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for a husband and a wife to take
separate vacations.

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But you know what? I mean, you picked
her out. So, I'll talk to you tomorrow.

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I love you.

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Excuse me?

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Who the hell are you?

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And how did you get in here?

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With a key.

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I was about to ask you the same thing.

25
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I booked this place for the week.

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Yeah, so did I. It means one of us made
a mistake, and it probably wasn't me.

27
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Well, come take a look at this, because
those are the dates.

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And I booked this three months ago.

29
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Yeah.

30
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Look, same thing.

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What are we going to do?

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I have no idea.

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So you're a writer.

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Anything I might have heard of?

35
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That depends.

36
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Are you much of a reader?

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Does TikTok count?

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No, I read not as much as I probably
should, but yes.

39
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Well, I've written a few books.

40
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I suppose the most popular would have
been Carrying the Weight of Forever?

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Wow.

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Have you read it?

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I mean, I've listened to the audio
version, but now I know the voice that

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sitting across from. Oh, I was so self
-conscious doing the narration for the

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audiobook.

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Sometimes I wish more people would find
the time to sit down and just read.

47
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I agree.

48
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I hope you don't think less of me now.

49
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No, not at all.

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I mean, I'd rather people listen to
books than scroll on TikTok.

51
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So you're writing a new one?

52
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Yeah, I'm trying to find inspiration.

53
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That's why I rented this place. You
know, solitude and nature usually does

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trick. And I'm here.

55
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I will let you get to your solitude. I
don't know why they double booked this

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place, but...

57
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I will leave you alone. I'll find a new
place.

58
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No, please don't be ridiculous.

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It's no one's fault, and, you know, it's
actually, like, really

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funny if you think about it.

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Maybe this is, like, the universe giving
me the plot for my

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next book.

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Cheers.

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Bonding with a man who's coming to terms
with a broken marriage wasn't on my

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bingo card.

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He seems so lost, yet I can tell he's a
good soul, trying to

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do the right thing.

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He certainly wouldn't be the obvious
choice for a protagonist, but I suspect

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he's a deeper reservoir than first
impressions would suggest.

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I don't know why I did it, but it seemed
completely natural.

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Like, nothing was out of the ordinary
about it.

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I was so comfortable around him
immediately.

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This just felt right for reasons that
make no sense at all. So now the

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is, am I really feeling this
overwhelming attraction to a married man

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barely know because it feeds my news?

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Or is this real?

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Oh, fuck.

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Hmm.

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Yeah.

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I'm going to be a funny girl.

81
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Yeah.

82
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Like a character in one of my books.

83
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We're very lucky.

84
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Although I really want you to just have
your way with me. Oh yeah?

85
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You're only getting wetter.

86
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oh that's so nice

87
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Thank you.

88
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Uh -huh.

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Thank you.

90
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Don't know what that is.

91
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All right.

92
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Oh, that's it.

93
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Bye.

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It's on.

95
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Oh my God.

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I wrote a book called Carrying the
Weight of Forever, and I've decided to

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the new one Letting Go of Now.

98
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Tommy was exactly what I needed, but I
don't want to see him again.

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I think he understands.

100
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He's on his own path, but I'm glad, for
a moment, that it crossed his mind.

