Fathers and Daughters Page #6

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? is it good?

No clue.

You said to me,

n? r you came up with "L? MNA prom."

Whenever I came up with what?

"L? MNA prom" -

you received the Pulitzer Prize f? r.

Oh my God.

Do you want to s? Ga n? T to your dad?

You? Is my chip.

You and nobody else.

Hey, little woman.

Hi.

- Hello.

- Hello.

I miss you.

And I adore you.

God, I adore you's? very!

I would have said it a million

g? nger. It would have done.

I was livr? Dd

that you would l? MNA me.

And I know, we know b? Da

that I do not? s simple.

I know I have not? S it. And...

You? Is it b? Sta

as n? nsin have h? nt me.

And I can not ...

I do not want to live without you.

Cameron?

I can g ?.

It? S my ... it? S my v? N.

Thanks.

Thank you f? R all. Really.

Katie?

It? S a great? Ra

Receiving this Pulitzerpris-

- F? R my client,

the late Jake Davis.

To "F? Der, and d? Ttrar" has got

all major litteraturpris-

- And has topped the b? St? Ljarlistorna

in a? r? r each agent's dr? m.

I was not allowed to invite Jake

p? Glass and slapping his back

-? r my own mardr? m.

Katie, you? S probably the only thing that will

miss him more? ni.

Thank you. Thanks.

I have lived an h? Rt life.

I was v? L h? Rd back.

I? S an adult woman

who has never k? nt k? rlek.

You can t? Nka you?

My f? R? Ages alike.

My mother was

a terribly cruel woman.

My dad was n? N we s? G

p? s? ndagsmiddagar d? and D?.

You know, Katie ...

M? N ... they can not survive without the k? Rlek.

But not us women.

Come right here.

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