The Family That Preys Page #9
How come you didn't say anything?
You never asked me.
Meeting's adjourned. Come on.
William.
William.
-What?
-l've been calling you.
-Yeah, l know.
-You know?
-What's going on?
-l've been fired.
l'm sorry. lt's okay. lt's okay.
We can start-- We can start
our own company together.
Andrea, it's over.
-lt's over?
-Yeah. lt's all over.
No, William. What do you--?
What do you mean?
-What are you talking about?
-l'm not leaving my wife.
-Got it? Excuse me.
-No. No, wait. You can't do this.
-Get your hands off.
-You can't.
William, no. You can't do this. Please.
What are you talking about?
We have a son.
-Do we?
-''Do we''?
-William, we have a son.
-Let go of me.
-William?
-Turn in your car.
William. William, wait.
William, wait! Wait, wait!
Please.
Hello?
Yeah.
Jesus.
When Charlotte died,
it brought a lot of hurt...
...tears and a lot of questions.
l remember after my second child
was born...
...she asked me, ''Alice Evans, ''
as only she could say my name...
...she said,
''Are you living or are you existing?''
l didn't get what she was saying
at the time.
But this morning
l could hear her voice...
...asking me
that same question again.
''Are you living or are you existing?''
lt's funny what your mind
goes back to when you're grieving.
l told her after my girls were older,
l would start having more fun.
Then it was,
''After my children went off to college.''
Then it was,
''After l help with my grand baby.''
l would tell her,
''My children need me.''
But what l found
in all these years of living is...
...no matter how much love
and support you give your children...
...they are still human beings
and you are not their only influence.
l have spent my entire life
giving it away.
l think l'm gonna keep the rest of it
for me.
Death is a tragedy if you haven't lived.
Thank you, Charlotte, for your life
l hope you still feel small
When you stand beside the ocean
Whenever one door closes
l hope one more opens
Promise me
You'll give faith a fighting chance
And when you have the choice
To sit it out or dance
l hope you dance
l hope you dance
What do you say we just head north
this time?
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