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There would be other loves,

even great loves.

But she was right.

Only one remained perfect.

I'm gonna get a kick

out of that.

Carol tells me that she's

she's deciding to take

her work vacation.

Which she has.

Of course she has.

And as a result,

it never quite left me alone.

...like, you have to try...

I wondered if it remained

perfect for her as well.

Or if I was just

holding onto an idea.

Some questions

have to go unanswered.

But in New York, you're never

more than 20 feet away

from someone you know

or someone you were

meant to know.

Hi.

Hi.

Brian, lovely to see you.

Valery, how are you?

Nice to see you.

This is Kiva.

How are you?

Hello, I'm Valery.

Nice to meet you.

And you.

Very nice to meet you.

Marc.

And our children,

Marc and Elodie.

And?

This is Charlie Bloom.

Hi, Charlie.

Wanna say hi, Charlie?

Hello, Charlie.

He's two, right?

Yeah, he's... he is two.

Not talking much yet.

I loved "The Mermaid."

Oh, yes, so did I. And I must

say, all of your books.

Yes, we read you religiously

in our home.

Thank you.

I'm very glad about that.

Tell me, how... how is Jane?

Jane is brilliant.

Jane is Jane.

She is married.

She met a very good guy,

a cellist.

And they have a son.

Oh, that's wonderful.

And tell me, Mrs. Bloom,

apart from being the mother

of this beautiful..

Brian.

Take care...

Take care. Bye-bye.

So nice to meet you.

Bye.

I don't know

if I'll ever see her again.

I don't know

if that's a good thing

or a bad one.

But I will promise you this.

Your favorite story,

whatever it might be

was written for one reader.

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