Message In A Bottle Page #6

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And David and l. . .

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. . .were even talking about

having a second child.

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Can you believe that?

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Then one day l was just

driving along. . .

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. . .and l saw them.

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David and this woman. . .

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. . .walking into the park.

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And it was just a glimpse.

lt was a second.

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And l knew.

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l sat there in my car. l didn't

shut off the engine. l just sat. . .

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. . .for an hour and a half.

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You're faced with the impossible. . .

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. . .and it takes an hour and a half.

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lt was going on almost a year.

546

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l can't believe l just

told you all that.

547

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l mean, this stuff

happens to everybody, right?

548

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But it happened to you, Theresa.

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And l'm sorry.

550

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That kind of stuff

happen in St. Claire?

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Everything happens in St. Claire. . .

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. . .eventually.

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Tell me about Catherine.

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Well. . .

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. . .we grew up together.

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She was kind of. . . .

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People were drawn to her

by her smile. . .

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. . .her enthusiasm.

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She could brighten up

a whole room. . .

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. . .whole town.

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l called her Saint Catherine.

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How did she die?

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She was ill.

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She was fragile.

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l'm sorry.

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lt's all right.

567

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lt's okay.

568

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Have you lived here

your whole life?

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Not yet.

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This place. . .

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. . .used to be all dirt roads

and marsh grass.

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Really?

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My mom hated it here.

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She took me away to Virginia

when l was ten.

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But l came back when l was 1 6. . .

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. . .and never left.

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l missed it.

l missed the smell of it. . .

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. . .working on the water. . .

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. . .missed my dad.

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The quiet.

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The wind.

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The wind?

You call that wind?

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The wind. . .

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. . .in Chicago in the wintertime. . .

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. . .you walk with your back to it

or it cuts your face.

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Takes your breath away.

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We got the oldest oak tree. . .

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. . .in both Carolinas.

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You try and top that.

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l just want to be close.

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Watch the dust.

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She took a look at my plans. . .

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. . .and never said a word.

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A week later she had it on canvas.

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This was going to be the first.

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Designing and building

my own boats. . .

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. . .that was the plan.

598

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This was going to be

my signature boat. . .

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. . .the one we'd never sell.

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And when will you finish it?

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l haven't touched it in two years.

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Someday.

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Right.

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Someday.

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And you'll take me out

on that boat?

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Around the point, where the wind

will scare me to death?

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There will be no wind tonight.

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And you know that?

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l'm the son of a fisherman.

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You watch the Weather Channel.

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Will you sail with me tonight?

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l go back in a few days.

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And l can't change that,

because my son's coming home.

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l don't know if this makes sense.

Maybe--

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Well, that's a mistake. . .

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. . .letting her taste your coffee.

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Well, she liked it last night.

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She was just being polite.

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Nobody likes it, take my word.

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Be good.

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Oh, Lord.

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Now what?

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Go easy.

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Hold it right there.

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You stay out of our way!

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You're not welcome here, Johnny.

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You better stay out of our way!

Both of you!

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Guess the courts

turned you down again?

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-lt's not your business.

-lt's settled.

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No, we just want the paintings.

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They were part of our life here, Marta.

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The only one who sees them is you.

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People should see them.

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Please, Garret.

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lt's all you left us of her.

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That's the first time you

called me her killer, Hank. . .

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. . .at least to my face.

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Nobody killed her.

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He left her alone when

she was sick and weak.

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