Random Hearts Page #14
That's why she was late.
1292
01:
58:19,864 -- 01:58:20,979Get an ambulance!
1293
01:
58:21,366 -- 01:58:22,646I'm okay.
1294
01:
58:23,077 -- 01:58:25,235Get out of the car! Get out!
1295
01:
58:26,371 -- 01:58:27,782Help!
1296
01:
58:34,546 -- 01:58:36,373Kay Chandler, congresswoman.
1297
01:
58:36,673 -- 01:58:40,043Police report said her husband got it on
with Van Den Broeck's wife.
1298
01:
58:40,386 -- 01:58:42,711He kept a love shack in the building.
1299
01:
58:50,146 -- 01:58:51,343You all right?
1300
01:
58:53,231 -- 01:58:55,724The press is out there
and they know you're here.
1301
01:
58:56,027 -- 01:58:59,063They could get hungry
and go somewhere for a hamburger.
1302
01:
58:59,363 -- 01:59:01,0711303
01:
59:02,075 -- 01:59:06,321"Handle it" is when you got a client
who'll tell you what's going on.
1304
01:
59:07,413 -- 01:59:11,032They'll wanna know just how well
the congresswoman knows the cop.
1305
01:
59:11,293 -- 01:59:13,332- How will we handle this?
- I don't know.
1306
01:
59:16,255 -- 01:59:19,008If we can get back to New Hampshire
and let this age a day...
1307
01:
59:19,676 -- 01:59:21,918We'll leave through the basement.
1308
01:
59:23,096 -- 01:59:24,473He's right, Kay.
1309
01:
59:55,756 -- 01:59:57,214What time is it?
1310
01:
59:58,716 -- 02:00:02,167- It's almost midnight.
1311
02:
00:06,391 -- 02:00:07,849Where's Alcee?
1312
02:
00:08,893 -- 02:00:10,970He said he'd come by tomorrow.
1313
02:
00:21,865 -- 02:00:24,107I was trying to catch up with you.
1314
02:
00:26,329 -- 02:00:28,072What were you going to say?
1315
02:
00:29,748 -- 02:00:32,452I don't know what I was gonna say.
I just...
1316
02:
00:33,503 -- 02:00:36,503I just didn't want you to leave.
Not like that, anyway.
1317
02:
00:39,049 -- 02:00:40,922Welcome back. Hungry?
1318
02:
00:41,178 -- 02:00:42,376Where's my watch?
1319
02:
00:42,679 -- 02:00:44,089They need you in X-ray.
1320
02:
00:49,478 -- 02:00:50,806Listen...
1321
02:
00:53,314 -- 02:00:58,309...I probably never would've told you
about the place either.
1322
02:
01:00,572 -- 02:01:01,947All I wanted...
1323
02:
01:04,452 -- 02:01:06,278What I want, really...
1324
02:
01:08,788 -- 02:01:11,030...is just to find some way...
1325
02:
01:11,918 -- 02:01:13,115...to let her go...
1326
02:
01:17,547 -- 02:01:19,005...and move on.
1327
02:
01:21,844 -- 02:01:23,920I don't know how you do that.
1328
02:
01:31,645 -- 02:01:33,187Neither do I.
1329
02:
01:34,522 -- 02:01:36,232It's not a crime, Dutch.
1330
02:
01:37,360 -- 02:01:39,067You loved your wife.
1331
02:
01:42,449 -- 02:01:43,991And you still do.
1332
02:
01:48,662 -- 02:01:51,368All set. Let me see
if I can find some orderlies.
1333
02:
01:52,667 -- 02:01:54,410Will you hang around?
1334
02:
01:57,965 -- 02:01:59,293I can't.
1335
02:
01:59,716 -- 02:02:02,289You're supposed to be nice.
I've been shot.
1336
02:
02:11,019 -- 02:02:13,179We did okay, Dutch.
1337
02:
02:16,358 -- 02:02:18,267We did the best we could...
1338
02:
02:19,110 -- 02:02:20,986...under the circumstances.
1339
02:
02:24,408 -- 02:02:25,783We ready, sergeant?
1340
02:
02:26,952 -- 02:02:29,658It's time for you to go. Me too.
1341
02:
02:33,834 -- 02:02:35,292Will that be all right?
1342
02:
02:45,555 -- 02:02:46,670So long, Kay.
1343
02:
02:58,859 -- 02:02:59,976Here she comes.
1344
02:
03:00,237 -- 02:03:02,313Can you tell us what you were doing...?
1345
02:
03:02,614 -- 02:03:04,191What's the sergeant's condition?
1346
02:
03:04,449 -- 02:03:07,487but if you can make it short...
1347
02:
03:08,037 -- 02:03:12,081We're told your husband had an affair
with Van Den Broeck's wife.
1348
02:
03:12,582 -- 02:03:16,830They had an apartment, and that's
where you were. Is that correct?
1349
02:
03:21,633 -- 02:03:23,010Yes, it is.
1350
02:
03:26,013 -- 02:03:28,800Characterize your relationship
with the sergeant.
1351
02:
03:30,102 -- 02:03:34,513The sergeant's wife was killed on the
plane that went down with my husband.
1352
02:
03:35,773 -- 02:03:38,894I met the sergeant
a few days after that day.
1353
02:
03:40,111 -- 02:03:44,689He was a friend when I needed a friend.
I hope he feels the same way.
1354
02:
03:45,073 -- 02:03:46,617So you're just friends?
1355
02:
03:47,411 -- 02:03:49,154Just friends.
1356
02:
03:50,288 -- 02:03:52,245We are surely friends.
1357
02:
03:53,876 -- 02:03:56,580We've seen each other
through something...
1358
02:
03:57,420 -- 02:04:00,421We're more than friends.
We're survivors.
1359
02:
04:03,594 -- 02:04:06,215You'll have to excuse me.
I have to get home.
1360
02:
04:06,513 -- 02:04:09,550Can you tell us more
about the sergeant's condition?
1361
02:
04:45,011 -- 02:04:47,717- See you Friday, sweetie.
- Bye, Mom.
1362
02:
05:12,748 -- 02:05:14,207Bye, Mrs. Chandler.
1363
02:
05:14,500 -- 02:05:15,614Merry Christmas.
1364
02:
05:15,917 -- 02:05:18,492Merry Christmas. Do I know you?
1365
02:
05:18,755 -- 02:05:21,459I'm Tad Baker.
I work for Mr. Cornelius.
1366
02:
05:22,633 -- 02:05:24,210You said we could...
1367
02:
05:26,221 -- 02:05:29,221Yeah, sure. Make yourselves at home.
1368
02:
06:11,851 -- 02:06:12,882Hello, Kay.
1369
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06:13,311 -- 02:06:14,425Hi, sergeant.
1370
02:
06:14,770 -- 02:06:15,968Lieutenant.
1371
02:
06:16,772 -- 02:06:20,023They made me a lieutenant.
All I had to do was get shot.
1372
02:
06:21,361 -- 02:06:24,231Can I get you something?
Stoli on the rocks.
1373
02:
06:25,447 -- 02:06:27,856I haven't had one of those in a while.
1374
02:
06:28,743 -- 02:06:30,321I got a plane.
I don't have time.
1375
02:
06:31,079 -- 02:06:34,413What's with those New Hampshire voters?
Are they crazy?
1376
02:
06:34,875 -- 02:06:37,200They could tell
I didn't want the job.
1377
02:
06:37,544 -- 02:06:41,161Or I wanted it. I just didn't
wanna do what you have to do to get it.
1378
02:
06:43,509 -- 02:06:44,623So you're out of work.
1379
02:
06:45,552 -- 02:06:47,129Guess I am.
1380
02:
06:50,725 -- 02:06:52,349Are you as well as you look?
1381
02:
06:53,727 -- 02:06:55,435Leg's a little stiff.
1382
02:
06:57,774 -- 02:07:00,098But I think I'm gonna be okay.
1383
02:
07:00,818 -- 02:07:02,016You?
1384
02:
07:05,865 -- 02:07:07,359How's football in Australia?
1385
02:
07:10,077 -- 02:07:12,034I tune in once in a while.
1386
02:
07:12,287 -- 02:07:14,115Not like before.
1387
02:
07:15,375 -- 02:07:16,785I was a real fan.
1388
02:
07:21,131 -- 02:07:24,131I gotta tell you,
I thought I might run into you here.
1389
02:
07:24,467 -- 02:07:25,581Where are you going?
1390
02:
07:27,972 -- 02:07:29,549That's the thing. Nowhere.
1391
02:
07:29,848 -- 02:07:33,299
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