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Then let's look at the papers

again, because...

No, no. Let's forget the boring

paperwork until Monday.

We'll have lunch and I'll let

you know what I've decided.

- I've got a busy weekend coming up.

- So I've heard.

I spoke to the guy that drove me

here. He's marrying your daughter?

- Yes, Christian. You're not married?

- No.

- Got any family here?

- No, I don't.

Then come to the wedding tomorrow.

It's a huge wedding. I don't know

half of the guests myself.

- It would be nice.

- I need to...

You don't have any other plans.

We're through.

See you tomorrow?

We're looking forward to it.

- Then I can get to know you.

- Thanks for your time.

- Hey, dad!

- How are you?

Were you jumping on

the trampoline? Can I see?

- Hi.

- Hi.

Everything okay?

Except that Annette

can't cope with the stress.

Then now's not the time

to say another guest is coming.

A business contact from India.

You better do it gently... in stages.

Hello, hello.

Have you changed your mind?

There's still time.

- Yes, come on... You've got time.

- You're just jealous.

Yes, of course.

You're much too beautiful for him.

Will you love and honor her,

for better or for worse -

- in good times and bad -

- as husband and wife

til death do you part?

Yes.

And now I ask you,

Anna Louise Hansson -

- do you take Christian Refner

as your lawfully wedded husband?

- Yes.

- Will you love and honor...

- I'm very sorry.

- That's okay.

Those who before us have pledged

to live as man and wife -

- confirming before God

and those assembled here -

- their solemn vows,

I therefore pronounce you -

- man and wife.

Don't throw them yet.

Come here. I'll show you...

- Hi.

- Hi, Jacob.

- Doing well?

- Yes.

- Hi. Welcome.

- Thank you.

- This is my wife.

- I see.

Have you met Anna?

You must.

- This is Jacob, who I told you about.

- Congratulations.

Christian.

This is Christiars mother.

There you are.

Care for a drink?

Yes, please.

- Cheers. Welcome.

- Thanks.

- Can I play?

- Yes! Are you any good?

Good?! I'm the best.

Arert you playing together?

I stand not just before you, Anna -

- but also my boss

and father-in-law, Jrrgen -

- and Helene and, of course,

the rest of you.

Anna, we met at Jrrgers firm

when it was in the suburbs.

I didn't dare speak to you because

you were the boss's daughter.

Then one day you needed

to borrow 1000 kroner.

Jrrgen wasrt there

and so I had to lend it to you.

You'd think he was marrying Jrrgen.

But Jrrgen and Helene,

I would like -

- to thank you for the way you've

welcomed me into the family.

I know you think it's early

for Anna to marry -

- but please know

that it feels very right to me.

Anna, I love you more than all the

world. I'm thrilled you'll have me.

Please toast to my beautiful bride -

- and her fantastic family

who have welcomed me so kindly -

- Jrrgen, Helene, the twins...

Cheers.

Christiars lovely, don't you think?

He's nice.

- He's so cute.

- Cute? Maybe.

- I dated him before Anna.

- Was he your boyfriend?

But Anna gets whatever she wants.

It's not traditional for the bride

to give a speech -

- but everything's gone

so well so far.

I know Mom's waiting for something

to go horribly wrong.

I'll do it now

so that you can relax.

My speech isn't for you, Christian.

I love you and you know it.

I couldn't be happier than I am today.

And don't worry.

I'll pay back the 1000 kroner.

But I'd like to thank

Mom and Dad.

Mom, I know we argue

a lot now and then -

- but you are the best,

the most loving -

- and the most loyal person

I have ever met.

And Dad...

When I turned 18

a few years ago -

- you had to tell me that you werert

my real father... genetically.

You told me how Mom

had known another man -

- and we didn't talk for

almost six months.

It wasrt until I met Christian

that I began to understand -

- why you did what you did.

You did it to protect me, so I'd have a

mother and father like everyone else.

I've had a dad.

You've been the best father

anyone could ever wish for.

And if I could have chosen,

I would have chosen you, Dad -

- whether you're my father or not.

So I would like to say thank you.

Thank you for today

and for everything.

And thanks for being the way you are

for as long as I can remember.

So I'd like to propose

a toast for Mom and Dad -

- the loveliest couple here tonight.

- Cheers.

- Cheers.

Hi.

Why are you sitting here

all by yourself?

Because I want to.

Werert you ever taught not to

abandon a lady with 7 old maids?

Listen, I've got a plan.

If you wait a little

and I wait a little -

- we could go into town

after they dance.

You and me. I know a place where

they make fruit with drinks in them.

- You could come along.

- I don't think so.

I'd like to be alone

for a while, okay?

- I mean it.

- Yes.

I won't tell anyone if you come along.

I won't tell Anna.

- I don't want to talk to you.

- No.

- Are you angry?

- Are you stupid?

Go away!

I don't know what

the hell to think, Helene.

- About what?

- Too much fits together too well.

But then I think -

- you wouldn't have

done that to me.

I'd like to talk,

but not right now.

I simply can't believe

you've done this to me.

I haven't done anything.

What have I done?

Is she my daughter?

Of course not. She is mine and

Jrrgers. What were you thinking?

- Is she my daughter?

- I'll call tomorrow.

- I asked you a question!

- I'll call you tomorrow!

Wort you come to bed?

- Why did you do it, Jrrgen?

- Do what?

I didn't know it was him, Helene.

It's just too much of a coincidence.

- He shouldn't have come.

- No.

But we can't control

everything in the world.

Hi, it's 602 again.

Do I have any messages now?

Fine.

Thanks.

- That's nice.

- Let me have a look?

- It's got small swastikas on it.

- They're not swastikas.

It's wonderful.

It's from...

- It's from Allan and Kristina.

- One of our really good lawyers.

He'll be fired for giving

such an ugly vase, right?

- Put it over there.

- It goes in the basement.

I have to talk to Helene.

Listen, I don't like this either,

but I need to talk to her now.

- Come in.

- Thank you.

Wait here.

Helene, we have a guest.

- Wanna play football?

- Hi.

- Thanks for coming yesterday.

- My pleasure.

- Can we offer you something?

- No. Helene, can we talk?

- I was going to call.

- But you didn't. Do you have a minute?

Of course.

Yes.

- Let's go out to the kitchen.

- Good idea. Let's go to the kitchen.

- Or would you rather be alone?

- No, I'd like you to come.

Boys, stay with Anna

and grandmother.

- Jrrgen, is everything okay?

- Yes, unpack your presents.

All this running to and fro.

You old grump...

- Did you lose again?

- Yes.

Don't come here like this. You should

have waited for me to call you.

- You didn't call. You didn't call!

- Don't come here and intimidate me!

I waited all day. Who are you?

How can you stand yourself?

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