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00:04my sister was injured and lost her memory she forgot everyone except my husband carter hayes
00:10she believed he was her boyfriend my mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway
00:15clutching my arm and begging me to give carter back to my sister
00:21it's only temporary once her memory comes back everything will go back to normal but he didn't
00:25know that the moment he nodded some things could never go back chloe you should move out for now
00:32clara can't handle any stimulation i'm bringing her here so i can take care of her it's not
00:37convenient for you to stay what if clara never gets her memory back are you planning to play
00:43along with her forever she's your sister she's in terrible shape right now just give her some space
00:51go pack don't take too much i'll have someone deal with the rest he walked into the living room and
00:55pointed at the tiffany lamp on the wall take that too clara doesn't like this style i'll buy you a
00:58new one another day that lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me for five years of
01:04marriage
01:04i wiped it clean every week so in his eyes it had been ready to throw away all along maybe
01:09it wasn't
01:10just the lamp he wanted to throw away i carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins when i came
01:16back
01:16the designer had already arrived carter was giving instructions persian cashmere rugs egyptian long
01:24stepchin cotton bedding he went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one crumpled them
01:31and tossed them into the trash clear out all the sticky notes you left your sister knows your
01:38handwriting don't make her overthink i stood in the entryway watching the home i had lived in for
01:42five years slowly turn into another woman's it wasn't that carter didn't have time he just didn't
01:47have time for me i turned to leave as i passed the study i caught sight of a half open
01:51drawer inside was
01:52a glimpse of gray blue yarn the scarf i had half knitted three years ago i thought he had thrown
01:56it
01:56away i reached out to pull the drawer open chloe why are you still here i didn't answer i picked
02:05up
02:05the bag that held only a few changes of clothes and walked out of the house that had once been
02:10mine
02:14at the gate i texted a real estate agent i hadn't contacted in a long time
02:20find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible don't tell my husband
02:27when i checked into the marriott downtown carter called there's a college reunion tonight
02:33our old professor will be there i'll take you and your sister clara's been recovering pretty well
02:38lately he hung up after that without the slightest concern for me that evening i returned to my own
02:45home as a guest carter opened the door the therapist said familiar things could help clara recover
02:53i didn't respond a sour ache spread through my chest clara came downstairs linked her arm through
03:01carter's and smiled at me chloe you're still the same as in college always tagging along all right
03:08stop teasing her
03:15stanford carter led clara across the main quad
03:19remember freshman year at the football game we were chosen as squad leaders we secretly held hands
03:25and someone posted the photo on the forum of course i remember and the spring formal we hosted it
03:32together chloe was there too right i was in the audience back then they were upstairs i was below it
03:41even after i married carter i was still the invisible person in their story in the private dining room
03:47our classmates started cheering the party queen and the fraternity president are here
03:52still holding hands when are we getting invitations
03:58i thought i heard carter was married
04:03you must have heard wrong professor i'm not married not yet but soon
04:11i looked away and took a sip of wine it tasted bitter after a few rounds of drinks a fraternity
04:18member beside me lightly nodded my elbow chloe are you seeing anyone i always wanted to ask you out
04:23back in college
04:26i'm married i've been married for five years
04:33that was when i suddenly understood i had signed my own ticket to hell
04:43you're married to who
04:47her husband is a programmer at my company he probably has to work late tonight
04:50right that makes sense no offense but you and your sister were never on the same level
04:58chloe you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime
05:05sure when there's a chance
05:09i couldn't sit there any longer so i excused myself to the restroom
05:13i was about to go back when i turned and met carter's eyes
05:16he had followed me out
05:18clara likes the pink porsche you drove here
05:20give me the keys
05:21what about me it's pouring outside
05:24if you take the car how am i supposed to get back
05:26my car is with the driver for maintenance clara's in bad shape
05:30give her some space wait for an uber
05:33give
05:34since we were children i gave clara everything she wanted
05:37i gave and gave until i even gave away my husband
05:41i waited in the restaurant until closing
05:44but no uber accepted the ride
05:46it was past midnight when i finally hailed a car
05:49i had just gotten in when my phone buzzed
05:52it was a work message from carter
05:53the europe cloud architecture proposal is urgent
05:56go to the office and handle it
05:57i was still his executive assistant
05:59i told the driver to head to the office
06:02but one encrypted key needed for the project was in his study
06:05he didn't answer my calls
06:07he didn't reply to my messages
06:09i had no choice but to go home
06:13no one answered the doorbell so i entered the passcode and pushed the door open
06:23why are you here didn't i tell you not to come back before clara recovers her memory
06:27if she finds out about us everything will be for nothing
06:30i took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front him
06:34the project you told me to handle needs the key file
06:36you didn't answer a single call
06:41so helping clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off
06:45my clothes got wet
06:47you've always been sensible
06:49don't make a fuss over something so small
06:51sensible
06:52so i deserve to swallow every grievance
06:54to wait all night in the rain for a ride
06:56to be called into work in the middle of the night
06:58to watch my husband hold another woman in his arms
07:02for the first time i felt that what i had exhausted on carter was not just my youth but myself
07:06i'll carry clara to the bedroom first
07:09go get the file from the study
07:10be quiet
07:17i stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway
07:21then i went into the study and got the key file
07:24but i was so tired
07:25i couldn't tolerate it anymore
07:28so the first thing i printed at the printer wasn't the proposal
07:33it was my resignation letter
07:35near dawn i sent the real estate agent a second message
07:39have you settled the apartment
07:40i need to move in within the next two days
07:44at daybreak i rubbed my red sleepless eyes
07:47and was about to return to the hotel
07:50clara found our marriage certificate
07:51she's threatening to jump
07:52come back now
07:53my mother's call came right after
07:55why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out
07:57you just can't stand to see your sister happy
07:59can't you apologize for once
08:01if anything happens to clara
08:03don't ever call me your mother again
08:12i wasn't even surprised anymore
08:14ever since we were children
08:16whenever clara was unhappy
08:17i was the one who got blamed
08:19i rushed to the community
08:21i had barely reached the police line
08:22when clara pointed at me and screamed
08:25how could you marry behind my back at city hall
08:29the two people i loved most betrayed me together
08:33clara the only person i've ever loved is you
08:44before i could even breathe a powerful force slammed into me
08:49i had just propped myself up
08:52i don't know someone like you
08:54i don't have a daughter like you
09:01my hands shook as i called 911
09:03then everything went black
09:06when i woke up i was lying in a hospital bed
09:10you were a little over six weeks pregnant
09:12you've just had a miscarriage
09:14we'll keep you under observation for an hour
09:17after observation ended
09:18i took my medication and slowly walked out
09:21in the second floor hallway
09:22i ran into carter
09:25your sister has been traumatized
09:27she can't see you right now
09:30my mother and i will take good care of her
09:32of course i knew
09:33and once again he proved to me
09:35that carter didn't love me at all
09:36if he cared even a little
09:38he wouldn't have missed how pale i looked
09:41i turned to leave but he grabbed my wrist
09:43there's something else i need to tell you
09:46let's get divorced
09:47my sister was injured and lost her memory
09:49she forgot everyone
09:51except my husband carter hayes
09:53she believed he was her boyfriend
09:55my mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway
09:58clutching my arm and begging me
10:00to give carter back to my sister
10:04it's only temporary
10:05once her memory comes back
10:06everything will go back to normal
10:07but he didn't know
10:08that the moment he nodded
10:10some things could never go back
10:13chloe you should move out for now
10:14clara can't handle any stimulation
10:18i'm bringing her here
10:19so i can take care of her
10:20it's not convenient for you to stay
10:23what if clara never gets her memory back
10:25are you planning to play along with her forever
10:28she's your sister
10:28she's in terrible shape right now
10:30just give her some space
10:33go pack don't take too much
10:35i'll have someone deal with the rest
10:36he walked into the living room
10:37and pointed at the tiffany lamp on the wall
10:39take that too
10:39clara doesn't like this style
10:41i'll buy you a new one another day
10:43that lamp was the first birthday gift
10:44he had ever given me
10:46for five years of marriage
10:47i wiped it clean every week
10:48so in his eyes
10:49it had been ready to throw away all along
10:51maybe it wasn't just the lamp
10:53he wanted to throw away
10:55i carried the lamp downstairs
10:56to the trash bins
10:57when i came back
10:59the designer had already arrived
11:01carter was giving instructions
11:03persian cashmere rugs
11:06egyptian longsteption cotton bedding
11:08he went into the study
11:10and tore down my sticky notes
11:11one by one
11:12crumpled them
11:14and tossed them into the trash
11:17clear out all the sticky notes you left
11:19your sister knows your handwriting
11:21don't make her overthink
11:22i stood in the entryway
11:24watching the home i had lived in for five years
11:26slowly turn into another woman's
11:27it wasn't that carter didn't have time
11:29he just didn't have time for me
11:30i turned to leave
11:31as i passed the study
11:32i caught sight of a half-open drawer
11:34inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn
11:36the scarf i had half-knitted three years ago
11:38i thought he had thrown it away
11:39i reached out to pull the drawer open
11:41chloe
11:43why are you still here
11:46i didn't answer
11:47i picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes
11:50and walked out of the house that had once been mine
11:57at the gate
11:57i texted a real estate agent
11:59i hadn't contacted in a long time
12:02find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible
12:05don't tell my husband
12:10when i checked into the marriott downtown
12:12carter called
12:13there's a college reunion tonight
12:16our old professor will be there
12:18i'll take you and your sister
12:19clara's been recovering pretty well lately
12:21he hung up after that
12:23without the slightest concern for me
12:25that evening
12:26i returned to my own home as a guest
12:29carter opened the door
12:32the therapist said
12:33familiar things could help clara recover
12:36i didn't respond
12:37a sour ache spread through my chest
12:40clara came downstairs
12:42linked her arm through carter's
12:44and smiled at me
12:46chloe
12:46you're still the same as in college
12:49always tagging along
12:50all right
12:51stop teasing her
12:57stanford
12:58carter led clara across the main quad
13:02remember freshman year at the football game
13:04we were chosen as squad leaders
13:06we secretly held hands
13:08and someone posted the photo on the forum
13:09of course i remember
13:12and the spring formal
13:13we hosted it together
13:15chloe was there too right
13:17i was
13:18in the audience
13:20back then
13:21they were upstairs
13:22i was below it
13:24even after i married carter
13:26i was still the invisible person in their story
13:28in the private dining room
13:30our classmates started cheering
13:32the party queen and the fraternity president are here
13:35still holding hands
13:36when are we getting invitations
13:41i thought i heard carter was married
13:45you must have heard wrong professor
13:47i'm not married
13:49not yet
13:51but soon
13:54i looked away and took a sip of wine
13:57it tasted bitter
13:58after a few rounds of drinks
13:59a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow
14:02chloe are you seeing anyone
14:04i always wanted to ask you out back in college
14:09i'm married
14:10i've been married for five years
14:15that was when i suddenly understood
14:18i had signed my own ticket to hell
14:25you're married
14:26to who
14:29her husband is a programmer at my company
14:31he probably has to work late tonight
14:33right
14:34that makes sense
14:35no offense but
14:36you and your sister were never on the same level
14:40chloe
14:41you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime
14:47sure
14:49when there's a chance
14:52i couldn't sit there any longer
14:53so i excused myself to the restroom
14:56i was about to go back
14:57when i turned and met carter's eyes
14:59he had followed me out
15:00clara likes the pink porsche you drove here
15:03give me the keys
15:04what about me
15:05it's pouring outside
15:07if you take the car
15:08how am i supposed to get back
15:09my car is with the driver for maintenance
15:11clara's in bad shape
15:13give her some space
15:14wait for an uber
15:16give
15:16since we were children
15:18i gave clara everything she wanted
15:20i gave and gave
15:22until i even gave away my husband
15:24i waited in the restaurant until closing
15:26but no uber accepted the ride
15:29it was past midnight
15:30when i finally hailed a car
15:32i had just gotten in when my phone buzzed
15:35it was a work message from carter
15:36the europe cloud architecture proposal is urgent
15:39go to the office and handle it
15:40i was still his executive assistant
15:42i told the driver to head to the office
15:44but one encrypted key
15:46needed for the project was in his study
15:48didn't answer my calls
15:50he didn't reply to my messages
15:52i had no choice but to go home
15:55no one answered the doorbell
15:57so i entered the passcode
15:58and pushed the door open
16:06why are you here
16:07didn't i tell you not to come back
16:09before clara recovers her memory
16:10if she finds out about us
16:12everything will be for nothing
16:13i took out my phone
16:14and held up the dozen missed calls in front him
16:16the project you told me to handle
16:18needs the key file
16:19you didn't answer a single call
16:24so helping clara recover her memory
16:26requires taking your clothes off
16:28my clothes got wet
16:30you've always been sensible
16:31don't make a fuss over something so small
16:34sensible
16:35so i deserve to swallow every grievance
16:37to wait all night in the rain for a ride
16:39to be called into work in the middle of the night
16:41to watch my husband hold another woman in his arms
16:44for the first time
16:45i felt that what i had exhausted on carter
16:47was not just my youth but myself
16:49i'll carry clara to the bedroom first
16:51go get the file from the study
16:53be quiet
17:00i stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway
17:03then i went into the study and got the key file
17:06but i was so tired
17:08i couldn't tolerate it anymore
17:11so the first thing i printed at the printer wasn't the proposal
17:15it was my resignation letter
17:18near dawn
17:19i sent the real estate agent a second message
17:22have you settled the apartment
17:23i need to move in within the next two days
17:27at daybreak
17:28i rubbed my red sleepless eyes
17:29and was about to return to the hotel
17:33clara found our marriage certificate
17:34she's threatening to jump
17:35come back now
17:36my mother's call came right after
17:38why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out
17:40you just can't stand to see your sister happy
17:42can't you apologize for once
17:44if anything happens to clara
17:45don't ever call me your mother again
17:54i wasn't even surprised anymore
17:56ever since we were children
17:58whenever clara was unhappy
18:00i was the one who got blamed
18:02i rushed to the community
18:03i had barely reached the police line
18:05when clara pointed at me and screamed
18:08how could you marry behind my back at city hall
18:12the two people i loved most betrayed me together
18:15clara the only person i've ever loved is you
18:26before i could even breathe a powerful force slammed into me
18:32i had just propped myself up
18:34i don't know someone like you
18:37i don't have a daughter like you
18:44my hands shook as i called 911
18:46then everything went black
18:49when i woke up i was lying in a hospital bed
18:53you were a little over six weeks pregnant
18:55you've just had a miscarriage
18:57we'll keep you under observation for an hour
19:00after observation ended
19:01i took my medication and slowly walked out
19:04in the second floor hallway
19:05i ran into carter
19:08your sister has been traumatized
19:09she can't see you right now
19:13my mother and i will take good care of her
19:14of course i knew
19:16and once again he proved to me that carter didn't love me at all
19:19if he cared even a little he wouldn't have missed how pale i looked
19:23i turned to leave but he grabbed my wrist
19:26there's something else i need to tell you
19:28let's get divorced
19:35go back
19:36chloe you should move out for now
19:38clara can't handle any stimulation
19:42i'm bringing her here so i can take care of her
19:43it's not convenient for you to stay
19:46what if clara never gets her memory back
19:48are you planning to play along with her forever
19:51she's your sister
19:52she's in terrible shape right now
19:54just give her some space
19:57go pack don't take too much
19:59i'll have someone deal with the rest
20:00he walked into the living room
20:01and pointed at the tiffany lamp on the wall
20:02take that too
20:03clara doesn't like this style
20:04i'll buy you a new one another day
20:06that lamp was the first birthday gift
20:08he had ever given me
20:09for five years of marriage
20:10i wiped it clean every week
20:12so in his eyes
20:13it had been ready to throw away all along
20:15maybe it wasn't just the lamp
20:17he wanted to throw away
20:18i carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins
20:21when i came back
20:22the designer had already arrived
20:25carter was giving instructions
20:27persian cashmere rugs
20:29egyptian long-steption cotton bedding
20:32he went into the study
20:33and tore down my sticky notes
20:35one by one
20:36crumpled them
20:37and tossed them into the trash
20:40clear out all the sticky notes you left
20:43your sister knows your handwriting
20:44don't make her overthink
20:46i stood in the entryway
20:47watching the home i had lived in for five years
20:49slowly turn into another woman's
20:51it wasn't that carter didn't have time
20:52he just didn't have time for me
20:54i turned to leave
20:54as i passed the study
20:56i caught sight of a half-open drawer
20:58inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn
21:00the scarf i had half-knitted three years ago
21:02i thought he had thrown it away
21:03i reached out to pull the drawer open
21:04chloe
21:07why are you still here
21:09i didn't answer
21:11i picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes
21:14and walked out of the house that had once been mine
21:20at the gate i texted a real estate agent i hadn't contacted in a long time
21:26find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible
21:28don't tell my husband
21:34when i checked into the marriott downtown carter called
21:38there's a college reunion tonight
21:40our old professor will be there
21:41i'll take you and your sister
21:43clara's been recovering pretty well lately
21:46he hung up after that without the slightest concern for me
21:49that evening i returned to my own home as a guest
21:53carter opened the door
21:55the therapist said familiar things could help clara recover
22:00i didn't respond
22:01a sour ache spread through my chest
22:04clara came downstairs
22:06linked her arm through carter's
22:08and smiled at me
22:09chloe
22:10you're still the same as in college
22:12always tagging along
22:14all right
22:14stop teasing her
22:21stanford
22:21carter led clara across the main quad
22:25remember freshman year at the football game
22:27we were chosen as squad leaders
22:30we secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum
22:33of course i remember
22:36and the spring formal
22:37we hosted it together
22:39chloe was there too right
22:41i was
22:43in the audience
22:44back then they were upstairs
22:46i was below it
22:47even after i married carter
22:50i was still the invisible person in their story
22:52in the private dining room
22:54our classmates started cheering
22:55the party queen and the fraternity president are here
22:58still holding hands
23:00when are we getting invitations
23:04i thought i heard carter was married
23:09you must have heard wrong professor
23:11i'm not married
23:13not yet
23:14but soon
23:17i looked away
23:18and took a sip of wine
23:20it tasted bitter
23:21after a few rounds of drinks
23:23a fraternity member beside me
23:25lightly nodged my elbow
23:26chloe are you seeing anyone
23:28i always wanted to ask you out back in college
23:32i'm married
23:34i've been married for five years
23:39that was when i suddenly understood
23:42i had signed my own ticket to hell
23:49you're married
23:50to who
23:53her husband is a programmer at my company
23:55he probably has to work late tonight
23:57right
23:57that makes sense
23:59no offense
23:59but you and your sister were never on the same level
24:04chloe
24:04you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime
24:11sure
24:12when there's a chance
24:15i couldn't sit there any longer
24:17so i excused myself to the restroom
24:20i was about to go back
24:21when i turned and met carter's eyes
24:22he had followed me out
24:24clara likes the pink porsche you drove here
24:27give me the keys
24:28what about me
24:29it's pouring outside
24:30if you take the car
24:32how am i supposed to get back
24:33my car is with the driver for maintenance
24:35clara's in bad shape
24:36give her some space
24:38wait for an uber
24:40give
24:40since we were children
24:42i gave clara everything she wanted
24:44i gave and gave
24:46until i even gave away my husband
24:48i waited in the restaurant until closing
24:50but no uber accepted the ride
24:52it was past midnight
24:54when i finally hailed a car
24:56i had just gotten in when my phone buzzed
24:58it was a work message from carter
25:00the europe cloud architecture proposal is urgent
25:02go to the office and handle it
25:04i was still his executive assistant
25:06i told the driver to head to the office
25:08but one encrypted key needed for the project was in his study
25:11didn't answer my calls
25:13he didn't reply to my messages
25:15i had no choice but to go home
25:19no one answered the doorbell
25:20so i entered the passcode and pushed the door open
25:30why are you here
25:31didn't i tell you not to come back before clara recovers her memory
25:34if she finds out about us everything will be for nothing
25:36i took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front him
25:40the project you told me to handle needs the key file
25:43you didn't answer a single call
25:47so helping clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off
25:52my clothes got wet
25:54you've always been sensible
25:55don't make a fuss over something so small
25:57sensible
25:58so i deserve to swallow every grievance
26:01to wait all night in the rain for a ride
26:03to be called into work in the middle of the night
26:05to watch my husband hold another woman in his arms
26:08for the first time i felt that what i had exhausted on carter
26:11was not just my youth but myself
26:12i'll carry clara to the bedroom first
26:15go get the file from the study
26:16be quiet
26:23i stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway
26:27then i went into the study and got the key file
26:30but i was so tired
26:31i couldn't tolerate it anymore
26:35so the first thing i printed at the printer wasn't the proposal
26:39it was my resignation letter
26:42near dawn i sent the real estate agent a second message
26:45have you settled the apartment
26:47i need to move in within the next two days
26:50at daybreak i rubbed my red sleepless eyes
26:53and was about to return to the hotel
26:56clara found our marriage certificate
26:58she's threatening to jump
26:59come back now
27:00my mother's call came right after
27:01why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out
27:04you just can't stand to see your sister happy
27:06can't you apologize for once
27:08if anything happens to clara
27:09don't ever call me your mother again
27:18i wasn't even surprised anymore
27:20ever since we were children
27:22whenever clara was unhappy
27:24i was the one who got blamed
27:25i rushed to the community
27:27i had barely reached the police line
27:29when clara pointed at me and screamed
27:32how could you marry behind my back at city hall
27:36the two people i loved most betrayed me together
27:39clara the only person i've ever loved is you
27:50before i could even breathe a powerful force slammed into me
27:56i had just propped myself up
27:58i don't know someone like you
28:00i don't have a daughter like you
28:07my hands shook as i called 911
28:09then everything went black
28:13when i woke up i was lying in a hospital bed
28:16you were a little over six weeks pregnant
28:18you've just had a miscarriage
28:20we'll keep you under observation for an hour
28:24after observation ended
28:25i took my medication and slowly walked out
28:27in the second floor hallway
28:29i ran into carter
28:31your sister has been traumatized
28:33she can't see you right now
28:36my mother and i will take good care of her
28:38of course i knew
28:39and once again he proved to me
28:41that carter didn't love me at all
28:43if he cared even a little
28:44he wouldn't have missed how pale i looked
28:47i turned to leave
28:48but he grabbed my wrist
28:49there's something else i need to tell you
28:52let's get divorced
28:53my sister was injured and lost her memory
28:56she forgot everyone
28:57except my husband carter hayes
28:59she believed he was her boyfriend
29:01my mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway
29:04clutching my arm
29:05and begging me to give carter back to my sister
29:10it's only temporary
29:11once her memory comes back
29:13everything will go back to normal
29:14but he didn't know
29:15that the moment he nodded
29:16some things could never go back
29:19chloe you should move out for now
29:21clara can't handle any stimulation
29:24i'm bringing her here so i can take care of her
29:26it's not convenient for you to stay
29:29what if clara never gets her memory back
29:31are you planning to play along with her forever
29:34she's your sister
29:35she's in terrible shape right now
29:36just give her some space
29:40go pack don't take too much
29:41i'll have someone deal with the rest
29:42he walked into the living room
29:43and pointed at the tiffany lamp on the wall
29:45take that too
29:46clara doesn't like this style
29:47i'll buy you a new one another day
29:49that lamp was the first birthday gift
29:51he had ever given me
29:52for five years of marriage
29:53i wiped it clean every week
29:54so in his eyes
29:56it had been ready to throw away all along
29:58maybe it wasn't just the lamp
29:59he wanted to throw away
30:01i carried the lamp downstairs
30:03to the trash bins
30:03when i came back
30:05the designer had already arrived
30:07carter was giving instructions
30:09persian cashmere rugs
30:11egyptian longsteption cotton bedding
30:15he went into the study
30:16and tore down my sticky notes
30:18one by one
30:19crumpled them
30:20and tossed them into the trash
30:23clear out all the sticky notes you left
30:25your sister knows your handwriting
30:27don't make her overthink
30:28i stood in the entryway
30:30watching the home i had lived in for five years
30:32slowly turn into another woman's
30:34it wasn't that carter didn't have time
30:35he just didn't have time for me
30:36i turned to leave
30:37as i passed the study
30:39i caught sight of a half-open drawer
30:40inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn
30:42the scarf i had half-knitted three years ago
30:44i thought he had thrown it away
30:45i reached out to pull the drawer open
30:47chloe
30:49why are you still here
30:52i didn't answer
30:54i picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes
30:56and walked out of the house that had once been mine
31:03at the gate i texted a real estate agent
31:05i hadn't contacted in a long time
31:09find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible
31:11don't tell my husband
31:16when i checked into the marriott downtown
31:19carter called
31:20there's a college reunion tonight
31:22our old professor will be there
31:24i'll take you and your sister
31:26clara's been recovering pretty well lately
31:28he hung up after that
31:30without the slightest concern for me
31:32that evening
31:33i returned to my own home as a guest
31:35carter opened the door
31:38the therapist said
31:40familiar things could help clara recover
31:42i didn't respond
31:44a sour ache spread through my chest
31:46clara came downstairs
31:48linked her arm through carter's
31:50and smiled at me
31:52chloe
31:53chloe
31:53you're still the same as in college
31:55always tagging along
31:57all right
31:57stop teasing her
32:03stanford
32:04carter led clara across the main quad
32:08remember freshman year at the football game
32:10we were chosen as squad leaders
32:13we secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum
32:16of course i remember
32:19and the spring formal
32:20we hosted it together
32:22chloe was there too right
32:23i was
32:25in the audience
32:26back then
32:28they were upstairs
32:29i was below it
32:30even after i married carter
32:32i was still the invisible person in their story
32:35in the private dining room
32:36our classmates started cheering
32:38the party queen and the fraternity president are here
32:41still holding hands
32:43when are we getting invitations
32:47i thought i heard carter was married
32:52you must have heard wrong professor
32:53i'm not married
32:55not yet
32:56but soon
33:00i looked away and took a sip of wine
33:02it tasted bitter
33:04after a few rounds of drinks
33:06a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow
33:09chloe are you seeing anyone
33:10i always wanted to ask you out back in college
33:15i'm married
33:17i've been married for five years
33:22that was when i suddenly understood
33:25i had signed my own ticket to hell
33:32you're married
33:33to who
33:36her husband is a programmer at my company
33:38he probably has to work late tonight
33:39right
33:40that makes sense
33:41no offense but
33:42you and your sister were never on the same level
33:47chloe
33:47you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime
33:54sure
33:55when there's a chance
33:58i couldn't sit there any longer
34:00so i excused myself to the restroom
34:02i was about to go back
34:04when i turned and met carter's eyes
34:05he had followed me out
34:07clara likes the pink porsche you drove here
34:09give me the keys
34:10what about me
34:12it's pouring outside
34:13if you take the car
34:14how am i supposed to get back
34:16my car is with the driver for maintenance
34:18clara's in bad shape
34:19give her some space
34:20wait for an uber
34:22give
34:23since we were children
34:24i gave clara everything she wanted
34:26i gave and gave
34:28until i even gave away my husband
34:30i waited in the restaurant until closing
34:33but no uber accepted the ride
34:35it was past midnight
34:37when i finally hailed a car
34:39i had just gotten in when my phone buzzed
34:41it was a work message from carter
34:43the europe cloud architecture proposal is urgent
34:45go to the office and handle it
34:47i was still his executive assistant
34:49i told the driver to head to the office
34:51but one encrypted key
34:52needed for the project was in his study
34:54didn't answer my calls
34:56he didn't reply to my messages
34:58i had no choice but to go home
35:02no one answered the doorbell
35:03so i entered the passcode
35:04and pushed the door open
35:12why are you here
35:13didn't i tell you not to come back
35:15before clara recovers her memory
35:16if she finds out about us
35:18everything will be for nothing
35:19i took out my phone
35:21and held up the dozen missed calls in front him
35:23the project you told me to handle
35:24needs the key file
35:25you didn't answer a single call
35:30so helping clara recover her memory
35:32requires taking your clothes off
35:35my clothes got wet
35:37you've always been sensible
35:38don't make a fuss over something so small
35:40sensible
35:41so i deserve to swallow every grievance
35:43to wait all night in the rain for a ride
35:45to be called into work in the middle of the night
35:48to watch my husband hold another woman in his arms
35:51for the first time
35:52i felt that what i had exhausted on carter
35:54was not just my youth but myself
35:56i'll carry clara to the bedroom first
35:58go get the file from the study
35:59be quiet
36:06i stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway
36:10then i went into the study and got the key file
36:13but i was so tired
36:14i couldn't tolerate it anymore
36:17so the first thing i printed at the printer wasn't the proposal
36:22it was my resignation letter
36:24near dawn i sent the real estate agent a second message
36:28have you settled the apartment
36:30i need to move in within the next two days
36:33at daybreak i rubbed my red sleepless eyes
36:36and was about to return to the hotel
36:39clara found our marriage certificate
36:40she's threatening to jump
36:42come back now
36:42my mother's call came right after
36:44why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out
36:46you just can't stand to see your sister happy
36:49can't you apologize for once
36:50if anything happens to clara
36:52don't ever call me your mother again
37:01i wasn't even surprised anymore
37:03ever since we were children
37:05whenever clara was unhappy
37:06i was the one who got blamed
37:08i rushed to the community
37:10i had barely reached the police line
37:12when clara pointed at me and screamed
37:14how could you marry behind my back at city hall
37:19the two people i loved most betrayed me together
37:22clara the only person i've ever loved is you
37:33before i could even breathe
37:35a powerful force slammed into me
37:38i had just propped myself up
37:41i don't know someone like you
37:43i don't have a daughter like you
37:50my hands shook as i called 911
37:52then everything went black
37:56when i woke up
37:57i was lying in a hospital bed
37:59you were a little over six weeks pregnant
38:01you've just had a miscarriage
38:03we'll keep you under observation for an hour
38:06after observation ended
38:07i took my medication and slowly walked out
38:10in the second floor hallway
38:12i ran into carter
38:14your sister has been traumatized
38:16she can't see you right now
38:19my mother and i will take good care of her
38:21of course i knew
38:22and once again
38:23he proved to me that carter didn't love me at all
38:26if he cared even a little
38:27he wouldn't have missed how pale i looked
38:30i turned to leave but he grabbed my wrist
38:32there's something else i need to tell you
38:35let's get divorced
38:41go back
38:43chloe you should move out for now
38:44clara can't handle any stimulation
38:48i'm bringing her here so i can take care of her
38:50it's not convenient for you to stay
38:53what if clara never gets her memory back
38:55are you planning to play along with her forever
38:58she's your sister
38:58she's in terrible shape right now
39:00just give her some space
39:03go pack don't take too much
39:05i'll have someone deal with the rest
39:06he walked into the living room
39:07and pointed at the tiffany lamp on the wall
39:09take that too
39:09clara doesn't like this style
39:11i'll buy you a new one another day
39:13that lamp was the first birthday gift
39:14he had ever given me
39:16for five years of marriage
39:17i wiped it clean every week
39:18so in his eyes
39:19it had been ready to throw away all along
39:21maybe it wasn't just the lamp
39:23he wanted to throw away
39:25i carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins
39:27when i came back
39:29the designer had already arrived
39:31carter was giving instructions
39:33persian cashmere rugs
39:36egyptian long-steption cotton bedding
39:38he went into the study
39:40and tore down my sticky notes one by one
39:42crumpled them
39:44and tossed them into the trash
39:47clear out all the sticky notes you left
39:49your sister knows your handwriting
39:51don't make her overthink
39:52i stood in the entryway
39:53watching the home i had lived in for five years
39:56slowly turn into another woman's
39:57it wasn't that carter didn't have time
39:59he just didn't have time for me
40:00i turned to leave
40:01as i passed the study
40:02i caught sight of a half-open drawer
40:04inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn
40:06the scarf i had half-knitted three years ago
40:08i thought he had thrown it away
40:09i reached out to pull the drawer open
40:11chloe
40:13why are you still here
40:16i didn't answer
40:17i picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes
40:20and walked out of the house that had once been mine
40:27at the gate i texted a real estate agent i hadn't contacted in a long time
40:33find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible
40:35don't tell my husband
40:40when i checked into the marriott downtown
40:42carter called
40:44there's a college reunion tonight
40:46our old professor will be there
40:48i'll take you and your sister
40:49claire has been recovering pretty well lately
40:52he hung up after that without the slightest concern for me
40:55that evening
40:56i returned to my own home as a guest
40:59carter opened the door
41:02the therapist said familiar things could help clara recover
41:06i didn't respond
41:07a sour ache spread through my chest
41:10clara came downstairs
41:12linked her arm through carter's
41:14and smiled at me
41:16chloe
41:16you're still the same as in college
41:19always tagging along
41:20all right
41:21stop teasing her
41:27stanford
41:28carter led clara across the main quad
41:32remember freshman year at the football game
41:34we were chosen as squad leaders
41:36we secretly held hands
41:38and someone posted the photo on the forum
41:39of course i remember
41:42and the spring formal
41:43we hosted it together
41:45chloe was there too right
41:47i was
41:48in the audience
41:50back then
41:51they were upstairs
41:52i was below it
41:54even after i married carter
41:56i was still the invisible person in their story
41:58in the private dining room
42:00our classmates started cheering
42:02the party queen and the fraternity president are here
42:05still holding hands
42:06when are we getting invitations
42:10i thought i heard carter was married
42:15you must have heard wrong professor
42:17i'm not married
42:19not yet
42:20but soon
42:24i looked away and took a sip of wine
42:26it tasted bitter
42:28after a few rounds of drinks
42:29a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow
42:32chloe are you seeing anyone
42:34i always wanted to ask you out back in college
42:39i'm married
42:41i've been married for five years
42:45that was when i suddenly understood
42:48i had signed my own ticket to hell
42:55you're married
42:56to who
42:59her husband is a programmer at my company
43:01he probably has to work late tonight
43:03right
43:04that makes sense
43:05no offense but
43:06you and your sister were never on the same level
43:10chloe
43:11you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime
43:17sure
43:18when there's a chance
43:22i couldn't sit there any longer
43:23so i excused myself to the restroom
43:26i was about to go back
43:27when i turned and met carter's eyes
43:29he had followed me out
43:30clara likes the pink porsche you drove here
43:33give me the keys
43:34what about me
43:35it's pouring outside
43:37if you take the car
43:38how am i supposed to get back
43:39my car is with the driver for maintenance
43:41clara's in bad shape
43:43give her some space
43:44wait for an uber
43:46give
43:46since we were children
43:48i gave clara everything she wanted
43:50i gave and gave
43:52until i even gave away my husband
43:54i waited in the restaurant until closing
43:56but no uber accepted the ride
43:59it was past midnight
44:00when i finally hailed a car
44:02i had just gotten in when my phone buzzed
44:05it was a work message from carter
44:06the europe cloud architecture proposal is urgent
44:09go to the office and handle it
44:10i was still his executive assistant
44:12i told the driver to head to the office
44:14but one encrypted key
44:16needed for the project was in his study
44:18he didn't answer my calls
44:20he didn't reply to my messages
44:22i had no choice but to go home
44:25no one answered the doorbell
44:27so i entered the passcode
44:28and pushed the door open
44:36why are you here
44:37didn't i tell you not to come back
44:39before clara recovers her memory
44:40if she finds out about us
44:42everything will be for nothing
44:43i took out my phone
44:44and held up the dozen missed calls in front him
44:46the project you told me to handle
44:48needs the key file
44:49you didn't answer a single call
44:54so helping clara recover her memory
44:56requires taking your clothes off
44:58my clothes got wet
45:00you've always been sensible
45:01don't make a fuss over something so small
45:04sensible
45:04so i deserve to swallow every grievance
45:07to wait all night in the rain for a ride
45:09to be called into work in the middle of the night
45:11to watch my husband hold another woman in his arms
45:14for the first time i felt that what i had exhausted on carter
45:17was not just my youth but myself
45:19i'll carry clara to the bedroom first
45:21go get the file from the study
45:23be quiet
45:30i stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway
45:33then i went into the study and got the key file
45:36but i was so tired
45:38i couldn't tolerate it anymore
45:41so the first thing i printed at the printer wasn't the proposal
45:45it was my resignation letter
45:48near dawn i sent the real estate agent a second message
45:52have you settled the apartment
45:53i need to move in within the next two days
45:57at daybreak i rubbed my red sleepless eyes
45:59and was about to return to the hotel
46:03clara found our marriage certificate
46:04she's threatening to jump
46:05come back now
46:06my mother's call came right after
46:08why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out
46:10you just can't stand to see your sister happy
46:12can't you apologize for once
46:14if anything happens to clara
46:15don't ever call me your mother again
46:24i wasn't even surprised anymore
46:26ever since we were children
46:28whenever clara was unhappy
46:30i was the one who got blamed
46:32i rushed to the community
46:33i had barely reached the police line
46:35when clara pointed at me and screamed
46:38how could you marry behind my back at city hall
46:42the two people i loved most betrayed me together
46:45clara the only person i've ever loved is you
46:56before i could even breathe
46:58a powerful force slammed into me
47:02i had just propped myself up
47:04i don't know someone like you
47:07i don't have a daughter like you
47:14my hands shook as i called 911
47:16then everything went black
47:19when i woke up
47:20i was lying in a hospital bed
47:23you were a little over six weeks pregnant
47:25you've just had a miscarriage
47:26we'll keep you under observation for an hour
47:30after observation ended
47:31i took my medication and slowly walked out
47:34in the second floor hallway
47:35i ran into carter
47:38your sister has been traumatized
47:39she can't see you right now
47:43my mother and i will take good care of her
47:44of course i knew
47:46and once again
47:47he proved to me that carter didn't love me at all
47:49if he cared even a little
47:51he wouldn't have missed how pale i looked
47:53i turned to leave
47:54but he grabbed my wrist
47:56there's something else i need to tell you
47:58let's get divorced
47:59my sister was injured and lost her memory
48:02she forgot everyone
48:04except my husband carter hayes
48:05she believed he was her boyfriend
48:07my mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway
48:10clutching my arm
48:12and begging me to give carter back to my sister
48:16it's only temporary
48:18once her memory comes back
48:19everything will go back to normal
48:20but he didn't know
48:21that the moment he nodded
48:23some things could never go back
48:26chloe you should move out for now
48:27clara can't handle any stimulation
48:31i'm bringing her here so i can take care of her
48:33it's not convenient for you to stay
48:35what if clara never gets her memory back
48:37are you planning to play along with her forever
48:40she's your sister
48:41she's in terrible shape right now
48:43just give her some space
48:46go pack
48:47don't take too much
48:48i'll have someone deal with the rest
48:49he walked into the living room
48:50and pointed at the tiffany lamp on the wall
48:51take that too clara doesn't like this style
48:53i'll buy you a new one another day
48:55that lamp was the first birthday gift
48:57he had ever given me
48:58for five years of marriage
49:00i wiped it clean every week
49:01so in his eyes
49:02it had been ready to throw away all along
49:04maybe it wasn't just the lamp
49:06he wanted to throw away
49:07i carried the lamp downstairs
49:09to the trash bins
49:10when i came back
49:11the designer had already arrived
49:13carter was giving instructions
49:16persian cashmere rugs
49:18egyptian long-steption cotton bedding
49:21he went into the study
49:22and tore down my sticky notes
49:24one by one
49:26crumpled them
49:26and tossed them into the trash
49:30clear out all the sticky notes you left
49:32your sister knows your handwriting
49:33don't make her overthink
49:35i stood in the entryway
49:36watching the home i had lived in for five years
49:38slowly turn into another woman's
49:40it wasn't that carter didn't have time
49:41he just didn't have time for me
49:43i turned to leave
49:44as i passed the study
49:45i caught sight of a half-open drawer
49:47inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn
49:49the scarf i had half-knitted three years ago
49:51i thought he had thrown it away
49:52i reached out to pull the drawer open
49:53chloe
49:56why are you still here
49:58i didn't answer
50:00i picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes
50:03and walked out of the house that had once been mine
50:09at the gate i texted a real estate agent i hadn't contacted in a long time
50:15find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible
50:18don't tell my husband
50:23when i checked into the marriott downtown carter called
50:26there's a college reunion tonight
50:29our old professor will be there
50:31i'll take you and your sister
50:32clara's been recovering pretty well lately
50:35he hung up after that without the slightest concern for me
50:38that evening i returned to my own home as a guest
50:42carter opened the door
50:44the therapist said familiar things could help clara recover
50:49i didn't respond
50:50a sour ache spread through my chest
50:53clara came downstairs
50:55linked her arm through carter's
50:57and smiled at me
50:58chloe you're still the same as in college
51:02always tagging along
51:03all right
51:03stop teasing her
51:10stanford
51:10carter led clara across the main quad
51:15remember freshman year at the football game
51:16we were chosen as squad leaders
51:19we secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum
51:22of course i remember
51:25and the spring formal
51:26we hosted it together
51:28chloe was there too right
51:30i was
51:32in the audience
51:33back then they were upstairs
51:35i was below it
51:37even after i married carter
51:39i was still the invisible person in their story
51:41in the private dining room
51:43our classmates started cheering
51:44the party queen and the fraternity president are here
51:47still holding hands
51:49when are we getting invitations
51:53i thought i heard carter was married
51:58you must have heard wrong professor
52:00i'm not married
52:02not yet
52:03but soon
52:06i looked away
52:07and took a sip of wine
52:09it tasted bitter
52:10after a few rounds of drinks
52:12a fraternity member beside me
52:14lightly nodged my elbow
52:15chloe are you seeing anyone
52:16i always wanted to ask you out back in college
52:21i'm married
52:23i've been married for five years
52:28that was when i suddenly understood
52:31i had signed my own ticket to hell
52:38you're married
52:39to who
52:42her husband is a programmer at my company
52:44he probably has to work late tonight
52:46right
52:47that makes sense
52:48no offense but you and your sister were never on the same level
52:53chloe you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime
53:00sure
53:01when there's a chance
53:04i couldn't sit there any longer
53:06so i excused myself to the restroom
53:09i was about to go back when i turned and met carter's eyes
53:12he had followed me out
53:13clara likes the pink porsche you drove here
53:16give me the keys
53:17what about me
53:18it's pouring outside
53:19if you take the car how am i supposed to get back
53:22my car is with the driver for maintenance
53:24clara's in bad shape
53:25give her some space
53:27wait for an uber
53:29give
53:29since we were children
53:31i gave clara everything she wanted
53:33i gave and gave
53:35until i even gave away my husband
53:37i waited in the restaurant until closing
53:39but no uber accepted the ride
53:41it was past midnight
53:43when i finally hailed a car
53:45i had just gotten in when my phone buzzed
53:48it was a work message from carter
53:49the europe cloud architecture proposal is urgent
53:51go to the office and handle it
53:53i was still his executive assistant
53:55i told the driver to head to the office
53:57but one encrypted key
53:59needed for the project was in his study
54:00he didn't answer my calls
54:02he didn't reply to my messages
54:04i had no choice but to go home
54:08no one answered the doorbell
54:09so i entered the passcode and pushed the door open
54:19why are you here
54:20didn't i tell you not to come back
54:21before clara recovers her memory
54:23if she finds out about us
54:24everything will be for nothing
54:25i took out my phone and held up
54:28the dozen missed calls in front him
54:29the project you told me to handle
54:31needs the key file
54:32you didn't answer a single call
54:37so helping clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off
54:41my clothes got wet
54:43you've always been sensible
54:44don't make a fuss over something so small
54:46sensible
54:47so i deserve to swallow every grievance
54:50to wait all night in the rain for a ride
54:52to be called into work in the middle of the night
54:54to watch my husband hold another woman in his arms
54:57for the first time i felt that what i had exhausted on carter
55:00was not just my youth but myself
55:01i'll carry clara to the bedroom first
55:04go get the file from the study
55:05be quiet
55:12i stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway
55:16then i went into the study and got the key file
55:19but i was so tired
55:20i couldn't tolerate it anymore
55:24so the first thing i printed at the printer wasn't the proposal
55:28it was my resignation letter
55:31near dawn i sent the real estate agent a second message
55:35have you settled the apartment
55:36i need to move in within the next two days
55:39at daybreak i rubbed my red sleepless eyes
55:42and was about to return to the hotel
55:45clara found our marriage certificate
55:47she's threatening to jump
55:48come back now
55:49my mother's call came right after
55:50why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out
55:53you just can't stand to see your sister happy
55:55can't you apologize for once
55:57if anything happens to clara
55:58don't ever call me your mother again
56:07i wasn't even surprised anymore
56:09ever since we were children
56:11whenever clara was unhappy i was the one who got blamed
56:14i rushed to the community
56:16i had barely reached the police line when clara pointed at me and screamed
56:21how could you marry behind my back at city hall
56:25the two people i loved most betrayed me together
56:28clara the only person i've ever loved is you
56:39before i could even breathe a powerful force slammed into me
56:45i had just propped myself up
56:47i don't know someone like you
56:49i don't have a daughter like you
56:56my hands shook as i called 911
56:58then everything went black
57:02when i woke up i was lying in a hospital bed
57:05you were a little over six weeks pregnant
57:07you've just had a miscarriage
57:10we'll keep you under observation for an hour
57:13after observation ended
57:14i took my medication and slowly walked out
57:16in the second floor hallway
57:18i ran into carter
57:21your sister has been traumatized
57:22she can't see you right now
57:25my mother and i will take good care of her
57:27of course i knew
57:29and once again he proved to me that carter didn't love me at all
57:32if he cared even a little he wouldn't have missed how pale i looked
57:36i turned to leave but he grabbed my wrist
57:39there's something else i need to tell you
57:41let's get divorced
58:11and then she said
58:12i love you
58:12and then she said
58:13that's right
58:25and you
58:26and I feel like
58:26i