Petals on the Wind Page #5
Right this way.
Miss Sheffield, Bart Winslow.
- Pleasure to meet you.
- Cathy.
The pleasure's all mine.
I hope I didn't keep
you waiting too long.
Just dealing with
my mother-in-law.
Another one of her nurses quit.
Oh. I hope she's not too sick.
Oh, no. I... I'm sure
she'll outlive us all.
Running my wife in circles
seems to keep her going.
Is that your wife? She's pretty.
You must have beautiful children.
Uh, my wife couldn't have any.
I'm sorry.
Do you have children?
I do... a son, Jory.
- How fun.
- So much fun.
I can't imagine my life without him.
Sorry. That was thoughtless.
No. It's... it's fine.
It's... one of the biggest
regrets of my life, actually.
But you didn't come here
to discuss my personal tragedies, so...
Tell me. How can I help you?
me revise my family's trust.
Okay.
and left my siblings and
me quite a bit of money,
but my sister recently passed away.
She was murdered, actually.
Oh, my God. I'm so sorry.
Thank you.
So, now it's just my brother and me.
Oh.
You're not married. I... I just assumed.
My husband died in a car accident
when I was pregnant with our son.
Sounds like you've been through
your own fair share of tragedy.
"if you cling to the past,
you'll drown in a sea of tears. "
Well, she sounds like a very wise woman.
Let's just say that
everything I know about pain
I learned from her.
Christopher, being a doctor
is a tremendous privilege.
People treat you like a God.
But with that comes a
great deal of pressure.
Now, I know that you've gone through
some very tough times recently.
And I've often said
that what gets us
is the love of our family.
You've been dating my
daughter for over a year now.
Sarah is a very sweet girl, Christopher.
She's always been the light of my life.
than to welcome you
into our family as a son.
But if you don't intend
to marry my daughter,
you need to let her go.
Right on time.
Oh.
I wasn't expecting you.
Is Christopher with you?
He doesn't know I came
up here to Virginia.
Can I come in?
Of course.
Sorry. I'm just surprised you're here.
I know this isn't my place,
but I was hoping the two of
whatever happened between you.
I just know that Christopher
misses you very much.
I've just been busy.
Cathy, I know that's not true.
The fact is,
you're the most important
person in the world to him.
And I know that Christopher
would just be heartbroken
if you weren't part of our wedding.
What?
We're getting married
at the end of the year.
And I was hoping that
you'd be my maid of honor.
Of course.
Oh.
Your wife won't miss you tonight?
No. She's busy renovating the
entrance to her family's mansion
for about the 17th time now.
Sounds like a huge project.
It's hell, but it makes my wife happy.
You must love her very much.
Let's just say she keeps things lively.
Never a dull moment with Corrine.
Must be glamorous...
fancy parties, exotic vacations.
Want to know the truth?
Sometimes, I fantasize about living
in a tiny, little cottage
somewhere in suburbia.
Picket fence, hamburgers on the grill,
playing catch in the yard.
That's so funny, because the
people that have that life
are probably fantasizing
about trading places with you.
I suppose it's hard to get through life
without a few little regrets.
Anything you say yes to...
you're necessarily saying
no to something else.
I hate the word "no. "
I much prefer...
the sound of "yes. "
Yes.
Yes! Yes!
I asked the contractor
for Robin's-egg blue,
and he brought over
cornflower and periwinkle.
The man is colorblind.
It's not Robin's egg.
Well...
This one matches your eyes.
Do you want to come with
me to the house today?
I'm meeting the contractor
over there later.
These men think they can
ride roughshod over me.
I'm sorry, babe. I got to go to work.
It's a Sunday.
Uh, yeah.
We're trying to hash out a settlement
on this Josephson case, so...
Okay.
I'll probably be home late.
Will you wake me?
I love you.
I love you, too.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
I just haven't been
feeling very well lately.
It's just it's my first
Christmas without my sister and...
my brother's getting married
and I'm even jealous
that I'm not invited
to your Christmas party.
I don't want to hurt you.
The fact is I'm happier with you
than I've been in a long, long time.
I've known all along
that you love your wife.
I do love my wife.
But I'm also falling
head over heels for you.
Doctor's office.
Hi. It's Cathy Sheffield.
this morning for my test results.
Please hold.
I just talked to the florist.
He can't get the white
peonies for my bouquet.
Oh, honey.
If you carried a bunch of dandelions,
you'd still be the
prettiest girl in the room.
You're the best daddy
in the whole wide world.
Except for the fact that you
won't give your son-in-law
time off for his honeymoon.
Well, I was planning to surprise you
with this later tonight, but, uh...
I've booked you two a week in Bermuda.
Oh, daddy!
after the reception.
Dr. Reeves, this is...
Oh, call me dad. No. Come here.
Dad.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
You know, I'm just glad
that my daughter finally
made an honest man out of you.
Hi.
Jory's here!
Hi!
I think your ring bearer
needs a diaper change.
Oh.
Hi.
That's my boy. I missed you.
You're so sweet.
- Cathy.
- Hi. Dr. Reeves.
Since when do you drink whiskey?
You don't know everything about me.
It's late.
Don't you think you
should get some sleep?
I'm not tired.
What time do you have to be
at the church in the morning?
9:
00.and she's gonna be a
wonderful wife and mother.
Everything that you just said is true,
and yet there's one problem.
She isn't you.
You can have a good life, Christopher.
All my life, all I've
ever wanted is you.
I love you with all my heart,
but we can't be together again.
Please marry Sarah and just be happy.
Don't look at me. I'm
sorry. I just forgot...
I don't care what folks are saying.
God will forgive you.
Thank you, Henny.
a hospital out of s...
It's over, Cathy.
Don't you get it?
I'm finished.
We both are.
Don't say that.
Come to California with me.
You, me, and Jory can start over,
start a new life. People
don't know us out there.
I don't want to live a lie.
It's not a lie.
I love you, and I always have.
I can't hurt anyone else.
I can't.
Cathy. She has all the money.
Believe or not,
some people don't put money
before their own children.
What are you talking about?
I'm pregnant with Bart's child.
Do you love him?
No.
I love you.
But I have to finish what I started.
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