All Summers End Page #5

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- You said you were there.

I did.

Oh, my God.

- Why would you do that to me?

- Grace, stop, listen.

No, don't tell me to stop.

I let you sleep with me, Conrad!

[sobbing]

I let you sleep with me.

Grace, I love you.

I don't want to see your face.

I never want to

see anything of you ever again.

[crying]

[crying]

Mom? Dad?

[crying]

[gasps]

[Kathy] What's wrong?

[Mrs. Turner] Gracie!

[indistinct]

[crying]

I'm sorry.

[crying]

We thought he'd be OK.

[sniffs]

And then when he wasn't...

I just didn't know what to do.

You mighta

saved that boy's life...

and you might not have.

Gonna be an old man one day

and you'll still wonder.

Yeah.

OK.

[adult Conrad] As we get older, we

all come to a fork in the road.

As we choose our path,

some of us grow wiser...

and some of us don't.

Some relationships last...

some disappear.

But what once was,

can't stay the same...

no matter how much

we wish it otherwise.

Truth is, no one gets it right,

but I think we're

all supposed to try.

[Conrad] Mr. Turner, please.

There's something

I need to tell you.

I'm sorry.

[adult Conrad] I don't remember what

I said on that porch that evening,

or how her parents

exactly reacted.

Moments like that,

they cloud your memory.

Leave only a feeling...

a feeling you can't ever shake.

Wherever she is,

I hope she's OK.

Losing someone, you don't

really ever get over it.

I'm home.

Hey.

You have a good night?

Yeah. Pretty good, I guess.

Well, that's good.

Go on inside

and tell your Mom you're home.

[boy] Mom.

[adult Conrad] Making peace

with the past, well,

sometimes it seems impossible.

Maybe it's supposed to be.

[boy] Dad, you coming?

Yeah.

I'm coming, Eric.

[upbeat guitar song]

[song ends]

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