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00:025 años después de nuestra relación, mi abuelo, Daniel, canceló la fecha por la 52ª vez.
00:08La primera vez fue porque su interno, Sophie, hizo un error en un file de caso.
00:13Él regresó a la oficina y me dejó en el baño de la noche toda la noche.
00:17La segunda vez fue durante nuestra fecha de la fecha.
00:20Sophie fue publicitada por un compañero de la compañía,
00:23y mi abuelo Daniel insistió que ella era demasiado nuevo a la industria para lidar con el presión.
00:28He said he had to comfort her, and now came the 53rd time.
00:32This time, I hadn't invited co-workers or friends.
00:35Only our parents were there.
00:36I was running a fever, standing at the venue and going over the schedule with the wedding planner for what
00:41felt like the 100th time.
00:42Meanwhile, Daniel Reed, my groom, was in the bridal suite, icing Sophie Carter's sprained ankle.
00:47My mother squeezed my hand and lowered her voice.
00:50You've given him too many chances already.
00:52I didn't answer.
00:53Everyone knew how long I had waited for this wedding.
00:55Five years, yet ten minutes before the ceremony was supposed to start, Daniel still hadn't shown up.
01:02When I reached the doorway of the suite, he was helping Sophie to her feet.
01:06Claire, Sophie's ankle's really swollen. I need to take her to the ER.
01:10He spoke as if the decision had already been made for both of us.
01:13We'll have to cancel the wedding for now.
01:15Then, he opened the car door and carefully helped Sophie into the passenger seat.
01:21A year ago, I would have cried, but this time, I simply nodded.
01:25Okay.
01:26Daniel froze for a second, clearly surprised by how easily I accepted it.
01:32I'm glad you understand.
01:35I'll bring you your favorite strawberry cheesecake tonight.
01:39The window rolled up, and just like that, he drove away from our wedding with another woman sitting beside him.
01:44But he forgot something.
01:45I don't like strawberries.
01:47I don't like cheesecake either.
01:49The person who loves strawberry cheesecake is Sophie.
01:52A year ago, Daniel brought one home to cheer me up.
01:56I didn't want to disappoint him, so I forced myself to take a bite.
01:59The sweetness made my stomach turn.
02:02Later, I finally told him the truth.
02:04I hated strawberries, and I hated overly sweet desserts.
02:09Back then, Daniel immediately pulled out his phone and carefully typed it into his notes.
02:13He looked at me and said,
02:15I won't forget again.
02:16I went back into the venue and calmly addressed everyone.
02:19The wedding is canceled.
02:21Both sets of parents looked at each other.
02:23I didn't explain.
02:24I simply picked up a pair of scissors and, in front of both families, cut apart the wedding dress I
02:30had worn 53 times.
02:31I knew then that my five years with Daniel were finally over.
02:35My mother stood beside me.
02:37Her eyes red.
02:38I'll come back to New York with us.
02:40It wasn't the first time my parents had asked me to come home.
02:43They were founding partners of one of New York's top law firms.
02:46I grew up watching them work, which was why I became a lawyer in the first place.
02:50Their plan had always been for me to join the family firm after graduation and build my career there.
02:55But then, I met Daniel in law school.
02:57And for him, I chose to stay in this city.
03:00Daniel came from a modest background and cared a little too much about what other people thought of him.
03:04So for the past five years, I never told him the truth about my family.
03:08As far as he knew, I was just another lawyer like him.
03:11Someone who had built everything from the ground up.
03:13I used to think that once we were finally married, I would find the right time to tell him.
03:18Come back to New York with us.
03:20Now, there was no point.
03:21Okay.
03:23I'm coming back to New York with you.
03:25That's my girl.
03:27Mom and dad are taking you home.
03:29After settling my parents in, I went back to my apartment alone.
03:33The moment I sat down, my phone lit up.
03:36Sophie had posted a new story on Instagram.
03:38In the photo, she was wearing athletic clothes and smiling beside Daniel.
03:42They had clearly just finished a tennis match.
03:44Daniel was still holding a racket.
03:46Yesterday, he told me he had to take Sophie to the hospital.
03:49The caption read,
03:50I dragged my favorite person away from his wedding to play tennis with me.
03:54He was mad for about five minutes.
03:56Then I promised to buy him dinner, and he forgave me.
03:58I stared at the photo for a long time.
04:00Suddenly, my stomach twisted.
04:02So that was the emergency.
04:03So that was a serious injury.
04:05A tennis match.
04:06I locked my phone and set it aside, because I already knew Daniel wasn't coming home tonight.
04:11Thankfully, we had never legally gotten married.
04:14At least that meant I didn't need a lawyer to leave him.
04:16The next morning, I wheeled my suitcase into the law firm.
04:19When I submitted my resignation letter, one of the partners was still trying to convince me to stay.
04:24The office door was suddenly pushed open.
04:27Daniel walks in, holding a stack of documents.
04:29The moment he saw me, his steps visibly paused.
04:34Claire.
04:35Perfect timing.
04:36Maybe you can talk some sense into her.
04:39She's suddenly quitting.
04:40Did you two have a fight?
04:42It has nothing to do with him.
04:44Daniel and I spoke at the same time.
04:46The partner looked back and forth between us, then wisely excused himself and left the room.
04:51As soon as the door closed, Daniel frowned.
04:54So you're still upset about yesterday?
04:56Claire, I already explained it.
04:58Sophie needed help.
05:00I'm just tired.
05:01I want to take some time for myself.
05:03Then take a vacation.
05:04Why quit out of nowhere?
05:08Do you know what people are going to think?
05:10They'll think you're targeting Sophie.
05:12She's just getting started in this profession.
05:15If people get the wrong, this actor, and I mean, it's not for me.
05:20If people get the wrong idea about her, how is she supposed to build her career?
05:25He worried about everyone's future.
05:27He worried about whether Sophie would be judged, whether Sophie would be hurt.
05:31But somehow, he never stopped to wonder whether I was hurting.
05:35My eyes drifted to his collar.
05:36There wasn't just a faint love bite.
05:39There was also a small pin attached to the lapel of his suit jacket.
05:43Yesterday, Sophie had been wearing the exact same pin on her athletic jacket.
05:47Daniel noticed where I was looking and instinctively touched it.
05:56I'm just wearing one to support her.
05:58I nodded and didn't call him out on it.
06:00He slipped an arm around my shoulders.
06:02That's more like it.
06:03You need to be more mature about things.
06:06That's how you become a great lawyer.
06:08Stop talking about quitting.
06:10I'll take you to moonlight tonight.
06:13Consider it my way of making it up to you.
06:15He took my silence as agreement.
06:17At one point, I had planned to say goodbye properly.
06:20But now, I suddenly didn't feel like telling him I was leaving for New York.
06:25Just then, the office door opened.
06:27Sophie stood in the doorway holding a case file, looking apologetic.
06:31I'm sorry.
06:34I didn't mean to interrupt, but I really don't understand this case.
06:39Daniel let go of me almost immediately.
06:41He walked straight over to her, took the file from her hands, and quietly asked what part
06:47she was struggling with.
06:48Before closing the door behind them, Sophie glanced back at me.
06:52Claire, you don't mind, do you?
06:54The office was silent, except for the sound of my breathing.
06:58A second later, the necklace around my neck suddenly slipped free and shattered on the
07:02floor.
07:03It was the gift Daniel had given me on our first anniversary.
07:07I crouched down and picked up the broken pieces one by one.
07:11Then I threw every last piece into the trash, along with the final bit of attachment I still
07:16had for him.
07:17After turning in my resignation letter, I went back to my desk to hand off my work.
07:21The person taking over my cases was Mia.
07:24She had always been my closest friend at the firm.
07:26Claire, are you really leaving?
07:31So now I get front row seats to their office romance every day?
07:34I followed Mia's gaze.
07:36Daniel was explaining a case to Sophie.
07:38He couldn't have said more than a few critical words before Sophie's eyes immediately filled
07:43with tears.
07:44The next second, Daniel opened a drawer, pulled out a small gift box, and handed it to her.
07:49Hey, don't cry.
07:54This is for passing your internship.
07:55Sophie opened the box.
07:58Inside was a Cartier necklace.
08:00Her face lit up instantly, and she put it on right there in the office.
08:04Then, as if she had only just noticed me watching, she hurried to her feet.
08:10Claire, don't get the wrong idea.
08:13Daniel's just rewarding me for doing well at work.
08:15It can't be that expensive, right?
08:17I don't really know much about jewelry.
08:19The moment she said that, the office went completely silent.
08:23Everyone's eyes bounced between Sophie, Daniel, and me.
08:26In five years together, Daniel had never bought me an expensive piece of jewelry.
08:31Claire, you two haven't even broken up yet.
08:33They're treating you like a complete idiot.
08:36I squeezed her hand to stop her from saying anything else, then looked at the necklace around Sophie's neck.
08:42It looks beautiful.
08:43It suits you.
08:44You're really not upset?
08:46I just don't want you to misunderstand, Daniel.
08:49I'm not upset.
08:50Claire, don't be sarcastic.
08:53I let out a quiet sigh.
08:54I'm serious.
08:55I'm not upset.
08:56You'd better not be.
08:58Then he led Sophie back to her seat and continued helping her with the case.
09:03You're really just letting this go?
09:05Of course.
09:08Honestly, I broke up with him yesterday.
09:10After all, not a single one of our 53 weddings had actually happened.
09:14By the end of the day, Daniel unexpectedly stopped by my desk.
09:18He picked up my coat for me and draped it over his arm.
09:22Come on.
09:23I made a reservation at Moonlight.
09:24We've got a table at 8.
09:26If we leave now, we'll be right on time.
09:28Then his eyes landed on my bare wrist.
09:30What's wrong with the bracelet I gave you?
09:35I was afraid I'd damage it, so I put it away.
09:39Good.
09:40You used to wear it every day.
09:42I thought maybe you'd lost it.
09:43I was still trying to think of a response when a voice called out behind us.
09:47Daniel!
09:50I'm ready to go.
09:51Great.
09:52Let's go.
09:53He didn't even wait for my answer.
09:55His attention had already shifted completely to someone else.
09:59By the time we reached the parking garage,
10:01Sophie casually opened the passenger side door and climbed into the front seat.
10:05Daniel didn't seem to notice anything strange about it.
10:09I quietly got into the back seat.
10:11Just like I had done countless times over the past year, Moonlight wasn't far from the office.
10:16Throughout dinner, Daniel and Sophie did almost all the talking.
10:19They talked about cases.
10:21There were plenty of moments when I couldn't join the conversation.
10:24Or maybe no one wanted me to.
10:26I didn't mind.
10:27I sat there quietly, watching the city lights outside the window.
10:31After all, by tomorrow, none of this will matter to me anymore.
10:35When the food arrived, Daniel suddenly slid a plate of creamy mushroom pasta in front of me.
10:39I froze for a second.
10:41I hated cream-based dishes, and I had told him that more times than I could count.
10:45I recommended it.
10:46Daniel and I came here last month, and he loved it.
10:51Don't say that.
10:52Claire will get the wrong idea.
10:54Sorry.
10:55I was just talking.
10:57The two of them exchanged a smile,
10:59as if they shared a private joke that only the two of them understood.
11:03I looked down at the pasta in front of me and suddenly lost what little appetite I had left.
11:08I took one bite.
11:10It tasted just as bad as I remembered.
11:13You guys can have it.
11:14What's wrong?
11:15I thought you liked it.
11:18I looked at him and almost laughed.
11:21He had really forgotten.
11:22Completely forgotten.
11:23I don't.
11:26It looked like he wanted to say something.
11:29But in the end, he stayed silent.
11:32Dinner eventually came to an end.
11:34Sophie had a couple of drinks,
11:35and Daniel immediately offered to drive her home.
11:38You'll be okay getting back by yourself, right?
11:40I'll be fine.
11:43He asked the question like he was checking off some boyfriend obligation.
11:46He visibly relaxed.
11:48Then he left with Sophie.
11:50He never even noticed that I hadn't come to dinner carrying just a purse.
11:54I also had a packed suitcase with me.
11:57By the time my taxi pulled up to the airport,
11:59Daniel was still sending me messages.
12:06I smiled at the screen because I already knew better.
12:10There was never going to be a next time.
12:12Every next time would end exactly like the last one.
12:16Just before boarding, another message popped up.
12:23I stared at the text for a moment and let out a quiet laugh.
12:26Then I replied.
12:32After sending that final message, I blocked his number.
12:35As the plane lifted off,
12:37the lights of the city grew smaller and smaller beneath me.
12:40Five years of love,
12:41and all the weddings that never happened.
12:43I left them all behind.
12:46On the other side,
12:47Daniel froze on the spot when he saw the message.
12:50Sumpri your coward slate, too, Inc.
12:54Daniel?
12:55Daniel didn't respond.
12:56He just kept calling my number over and over again.
13:02He-
13:04He-
13:05He-
13:05He-
13:06He-
13:08We're sorry.
13:09The number you have dialed is unavailable.
13:14No.
13:15Claire's just angry.
13:16She wouldn't really leave.
13:19He shot to his feet,
13:21grabbed his coat,
13:22and rushed for the door.
13:25Sophie called after him,
13:26but it was like he couldn't hear her at all.
13:36When Daniel got back to the apartment,
13:38the place was completely dark.
13:42I used to be afraid of the dark.
13:45No matter how late he came home,
13:47there was always a lamp left on in the living room.
13:53But tonight,
13:54there was nothing.
13:57Claire?
13:59Daniel stood in the doorway
14:01and called softly.
14:03He turned on the light.
14:08The apartment looked so clean,
14:11it was as if no one else had ever lived there.
14:14Everything that belonged to me was gone.
14:23And whatever I hadn't taken,
14:24I had thrown away.
14:33He walked slowly into the bedroom.
14:38On the nightstand sat half of a photograph.
14:41The picture had been taken
14:43on our law school graduation day.
14:50Daniel stared at it.
14:52Suddenly,
14:53he remembered holding my hand that day
14:55and saying,
14:57One day,
14:58I'll give you a home.
15:03eventually,
15:04he became a successful
15:08home.
15:11The problem was
15:13that he had slowly pushed me out of it himself.
15:19He tried to comfort himself.
15:21He had made it up to me before,
15:23hadn't he?
15:29But standing there now,
15:31he finally realized something.
15:34Not a single one of those so-called apologies
15:37had ever really been for me.
15:46Take the last one.
15:48After canceling our wedding,
15:50he promised to make it up to me
15:51with dinner at Moonlight.
15:53But that special dinner
15:54ended up being dinner for three.
15:59He never asked what I wanted to eat.
16:03He pushed Sophie's favorite
16:04creamy mushroom pata towards me
16:06and thought he was being thoughtful.
16:14When I said I didn't like it,
16:16he barely reacted.
16:20Standing alone in the empty apartment,
16:23Daniel suddenly realized something.
16:27He had never really taken care of me at all.
16:31He started opening cabinets,
16:33searching drawers,
16:35looking through closets.
16:37But in the end,
16:39he found nothing.
16:41Because there wasn't a single thing there
16:43that he had truly given me.
16:49The more he thought about it,
16:51the more panicked he became.
16:56He got back in his car
16:58and drove straight to the office.
17:04One of the partners
17:05was just about to leave
17:07when Daniel stopped him
17:08outside his office.
17:13Did Claire really quit today?
17:19You didn't know?
17:20She was completely serious.
17:23And she said it had nothing
17:24to do with you.
17:31She said she'd handle everything herself.
17:39Daniel froze.
17:43His mind flashed through countless moments
17:45when I had looked like
17:46I wanted to say something.
17:49Every single time,
17:50Sophie had interrupted.
17:52Every single time,
17:54he had gone with Sophie instead.
17:57He had never once given me the chance
17:59to talk to him alone.
18:07His eyes had been on Sophie
18:09the entire time.
18:12Do you know where she went?
18:18She's not my employee anymore.
18:21Daniel,
18:21you're asking the wrong person.
18:24You should be asking yourself
18:27why she left without even
18:28wanting to tell you.
18:34Daniel stood in the office
18:35for a long time
18:36without moving.
18:38Eventually,
18:39he sat down beside my desk.
18:43I had cleared everything out.
18:45It looked like
18:46I had never been there at all.
18:54Suddenly,
18:55he thought back to five years ago.
18:57The first time we met.
18:58It was outside the law school.
19:02I had just finished
19:04observing a court hearing
19:05with my professor
19:06and was dragging a suitcase
19:07back to my dorm.
19:10Daniel thought I was a new student.
19:12He insisted on carrying
19:13my luggage for me.
19:15I told him several times
19:17that I could manage on my own.
19:29He refused to listen.
19:30He refused to listen.
19:33After that unexpected encounter,
19:35we became friends.
19:42Then somehow,
19:43we kept running into each other.
19:45Again and again.
19:47Eventually,
19:48friendship turned into love.
19:55After graduation,
19:57I gave up a job opportunity
19:58in New York
19:59and followed Daniel
20:00to this unfamiliar city.
20:03Then Sophie joined the firm.
20:06Then hundred years he
20:07aligned to plain class visit
20:08years in new
20:09hicks kips suisse
20:10in your first in Idaho.
20:12At first,
20:13Daniel saw her
20:14as nothing more
20:15than a new hire.
20:17Mia used to complain
20:18about Sophie.
20:22She said Sophie
20:23knew Daniel was engaged
20:25and still found excuses
20:26to cling to him.
20:32Close to midnight,
20:34Daniel stood up.
20:37As he turned,
20:38something caught his eye
20:39from inside the trash can.
20:41A small flash of light.
20:46He walked over
20:48instinctively.
20:49The broken necklace
20:50lay scattered
20:51among the trash.
20:56Ear together.
21:02And suddenly,
21:03it hit him.
21:04She hadn't taken
21:05the necklace off.
21:07It had broken.
21:14Daniel crouched down
21:15and carefully picked up
21:16the pieces
21:17one by one.
21:20What's the point
21:21of regretting it now?
21:23Mia was standing
21:24in the doorway.
21:31She's already gone.
21:36It's okay.
21:37I'll fix it.
21:40I'll find Claire.
21:42She'll forgive me.
21:45I'm taking time off tomorrow.
21:47I'm going to find her.
21:51Don't bother.
21:52You don't even know
21:53who she really is.
21:58What are you talking about?
22:01Claire was never
22:02who you thought she was.
22:05She lied
22:06because she didn't
22:07want to hurt your pride.
22:14What are you talking about?
22:17Claire's parents
22:18are the founding partners
22:19of Parker Legal Group
22:20in New York.
22:26The year she graduated,
22:28she could have walked
22:29straight into
22:29one of the law firms
22:30in the country.
22:35She stayed here
22:37because of you.
22:44Daniel's face
22:45instantly went pale.
22:46Claire had never
22:47bragged about her family.
22:49Not once.
22:51Only now
22:52did he realize
22:52what she had given up.
23:00She had left behind
23:01opportunities
23:02most lawyers
23:03would dream about.
23:05She had willingly
23:06lived with him
23:07in the cheapest apartment
23:08they could afford.
23:11And she had
23:12never complained.
23:17Mia turned to leave,
23:19but Daniel rushed
23:20after her
23:20as if she were
23:21his last chance.
23:22You know where
23:24she is,
23:24don't you?
23:26Please.
23:27Please tell me.
23:41What right
23:42do you have
23:43to look for her?
23:46She finally escaped
23:48someone who did
23:48nothing but make
23:49her miserable.
24:01Daniel,
24:02Claire didn't disappear.
24:03She just finally
24:04stopped loving you.
24:12Daniel stood there alone,
24:14still holding
24:14the broken bracelet
24:15in his hand.
24:20Then I'll go to New York.
24:23I'll find her.
24:25Meanwhile,
24:26by the time
24:27I landed in New York,
24:28it was already
24:29late at night.
24:30My parents
24:31had long passed
24:32their usual bedtime,
24:34yet they were still
24:35standing at the
24:36arrivals gate
24:37waiting for me.
24:41I dragged
24:42my suitcase
24:42toward them
24:43and threw myself
24:44into my mother's arms.
24:49Mom.
24:50She hugged me
24:51tightly.
24:54My father
24:55stood beside us
24:56and gently
24:57patted my shoulder.
25:05Everything at home
25:06was exactly
25:07the way I remembered.
25:10My room
25:11was still there.
25:16The law school
25:17textbooks
25:17on my bookshelf
25:19were still there,
25:20too.
25:22After taking
25:23two days
25:24to rest,
25:31I officially
25:32started working
25:33at Parker Legal Group,
25:34the firm
25:35my parents
25:36had built.
25:37They never
25:38told anyone
25:39who I was.
25:42Just like
25:42every other
25:43new hire,
25:44I started
25:44as a
25:44probationary
25:45associate.
25:48But for the
25:49first time
25:50in years,
25:50I felt
25:51completely
25:51at peace.
26:00for the first
26:01time,
26:02I wasn't
26:03staying in a
26:03city
26:04because of
26:04Daniel.
26:05I was
26:06building a
26:07life for
26:07myself.
26:08Three months
26:09later,
26:09I passed
26:10my probation
26:11period.
26:15That night,
26:16my parents
26:17cooked an
26:17entire table
26:18full of
26:19food
26:19to celebrate.
26:22I knew
26:22my daughter
26:23could do
26:23it.
26:32My father
26:33even looked
26:33proud,
26:34which didn't
26:35happen often.
26:38Getting
26:38through probation
26:39at Parker
26:40Legal Group
26:41isn't easy.
26:46I had
26:47just opened
26:48my mouth
26:48wealth to
26:49respond when
26:50the doorbell
26:50rang.
26:52Thinking it
26:53was food
26:53delivery,
26:54I got up
26:55and answered
26:55the door.
26:59Instead,
27:00I found
27:01Daniel standing
27:02there.
27:13Claire.
27:15Who is
27:16it?
27:16My mother
27:17called from
27:17the dining
27:18room.
27:21I didn't
27:22want my
27:23parents to
27:23see him.
27:28So I
27:29stepped
27:29outside and
27:30closed the
27:31door behind
27:31me,
27:31and befudditing
27:32Fayette to
27:33the family
27:33peering
27:34meant me.
27:34I'll be
27:35right back.
27:37I led
27:38Daniel
27:38downstairs.
27:49How did
27:49you find
27:50me?
27:50Do you
27:56once I
27:57thought it
27:57would be
27:58the bracelet
27:58I wore
27:59on my
27:59wedding
27:59day.
28:01Instead,
28:02it became
28:02the bracelet
28:03that marked
28:03the end
28:04of a
28:04relationship.
28:09You
28:09should keep
28:09it,
28:10or give
28:11it to
28:11Sophie.
28:14Claire.
28:17I'm
28:18sorry.
28:19I know
28:20it's too
28:20late.
28:22But after
28:22you left,
28:23I finally
28:23realized what
28:24I lost.
28:27He looked
28:28at me,
28:28his eyes
28:29red.
28:35Can you
28:35give me
28:36one more
28:36chance?
28:46I've been
28:47looking for
28:48you for
28:48a long
28:48time.
28:50yesterday I
28:51saw your
28:52mother
28:52nearby.
28:54But I
28:54wasn't
28:55following
28:55her.
28:55I
28:56swear.
28:57I know
28:57wasn't
28:58following
28:58her.
29:01Carefully,
29:01Daniel pulled
29:02a small
29:02box from
29:03his pocket.
29:07It had
29:08been repaired,
29:09but many
29:10of the
29:10pearls were
29:11still missing.
29:12something.
29:15I
29:15fixed it.
29:20A lot
29:21of pieces
29:21were gone.
29:22No matter
29:23how hard I
29:23looked,
29:24I couldn't
29:24find them.
29:27I
29:28stared at
29:28the
29:29emotional
29:29object
29:30for a
29:30long
29:30time.
29:33For
29:33four years,
29:34it had
29:34barely left
29:35my wrist.
29:37No.
29:40Daniel's
29:41body
29:41stiffened,
29:42but he
29:42still stubbornly
29:43pushed the
29:44repaired,
29:44emotional
29:45object into
29:46my hand.
29:48Then keep
29:49it.
29:49At least
29:50it used
29:51to mean
29:51something to
29:51you.
29:56I
29:57looked
29:57down at
29:57the
29:58emotional
29:58object
29:58lying in
29:59my palm.
30:00Then I
30:01smiled.
30:05Without
30:05another
30:06I
30:08walked
30:08over to
30:09the
30:09nearby
30:10trash can
30:11and let
30:12it go.
30:13The
30:13pearl
30:13bracelet
30:14land
30:14inside
30:15with a
30:15soft
30:15clatter.
30:29Daniel,
30:30I
30:31treasured
30:31it
30:31because
30:32it
30:32came
30:32from
30:32you.
30:36But
30:37I
30:37don't
30:37need
30:37it
30:38anymore.
30:43not
30:43because
30:44it's
30:44broken,
30:45because
30:45the
30:45person
30:46who
30:46gave
30:46it
30:46to
30:46me
30:46to
30:47me
30:47would
30:47adder
30:47in
30:47anymore.
30:51Daniel's
30:51eyes
30:52instantly
30:52turned
30:53red.
30:55It
30:55was the
30:56first
30:56time I
30:56had
30:57ever
30:57seen
30:57him
30:57cry.
31:02But
31:03I
31:03had
31:03cried
31:03for
31:03him
31:04countless
31:04times.
31:09The
31:09first
31:10time
31:10I
31:10lost
31:10a
31:10case.
31:12The
31:13first
31:13time
31:14bought
31:14my
31:14own
31:15apartment.
31:17The
31:18first
31:18time
31:18our
31:18wedding
31:19was
31:19canceled.
31:22And
31:22the
31:22first
31:23time
31:23I
31:23realized
31:23that
31:24in
31:24his
31:25heart
31:25I
31:25would
31:26always
31:26come
31:26after
31:27someone
31:27else.
31:30Back
31:31then
31:31I
31:31cried
31:32so
31:32hard
31:32I
31:32could
31:33barely
31:33breathe.
31:40looking
31:41at
31:41him
31:41I
31:41suddenly
31:42understood
31:42something.
31:44Daniel
31:44wasn't
31:45crying
31:45because
31:45he
31:46had
31:46lost
31:46me.
31:47He
31:47was
31:48crying
31:48because
31:48he
31:49had
31:49finally
31:49realized
31:50that
31:50the
31:50woman
31:50who
31:51always
31:51forgave
31:51him
31:52was
31:52never
31:52coming
31:53back.
32:00I
32:01didn't
32:01look at
32:01him
32:01again.
32:05After
32:05returning
32:06home
32:06I
32:06sat
32:07back
32:07down
32:07at
32:07the
32:07dinner
32:08table.
32:09My
32:09father
32:09placed
32:09a
32:10bowl
32:10of
32:10peeled
32:10shrimp
32:11in
32:11front
32:11of
32:11me
32:12and
32:12casually
32:13asked
32:13about
32:14the
32:14case
32:14I
32:14had
32:15been
32:15working
32:15on.
32:22To
32:22them
32:23it
32:23was
32:23nothing
32:24special
32:24just
32:25ordinary
32:25care
32:26ordinary
32:27care
32:28but
32:29somewhere
32:29along
32:29the
32:30way
32:30I
32:31had
32:31stopped
32:31receiving
32:32even
32:32that
32:32from
32:33Daniel.
32:35The
32:36next
32:36morning
32:36the
32:37receptionist
32:38gave
32:38me
32:38a
32:38mysterious
32:39look.
32:40Claire
32:41do
32:42you
32:42have
32:42a
32:42secret
32:43admirer
32:43or
32:43something?
32:53She
32:54pulled
32:54out
32:54a
32:54bouquet
32:55of
32:55flowers
32:55and
32:56a
32:56cup
32:56of
32:56hot
32:56tea
32:57from
32:57beneath
32:57the
32:57desk.
32:58A
32:58guy
32:58dropped
32:58these
32:59off
32:59this
32:59morning.
33:05He
33:05said
33:06you
33:06haven't
33:06been
33:06feeling
33:07well
33:07lately
33:07and
33:08should
33:08drink
33:08something
33:08warm.
33:12And
33:13the
33:13flowers
33:13were
33:13from
33:14him
33:14too.
33:17He
33:18said
33:18he
33:18hoped
33:18they'd
33:18make
33:19your
33:19day
33:19a
33:19little
33:19better.
33:26I
33:26didn't
33:27take
33:27the
33:27flowers.
33:28Instead
33:29I
33:29pulled
33:30out
33:30the
33:30card.
33:33It
33:34read
33:38People
33:39started
33:40asking
33:40questions.
33:42I
33:43always
33:43gave
33:43them
33:43the
33:44same
33:44answer.
33:48It's
33:49not
33:49romance.
33:50It's
33:50harassment.
33:51Eventually
33:52Daniel
33:52got
33:53smarter.
33:53He
33:54stopped
33:54leaving
33:54flowers
33:55at
33:55reception
33:56and
33:56started
33:56leaving
33:56them
33:57outside
33:57the
33:57building
33:57instead.
33:58Like
33:59changing
33:59the
33:59location
34:00could
34:00somehow
34:01bypass
34:01her
34:01rejection.
34:07One
34:08morning
34:08I
34:09arrived
34:09early
34:09and
34:09caught
34:10him
34:10doing
34:10it
34:10again.
34:11I
34:12walked
34:12over,
34:13picked
34:13up
34:13the
34:13bouquet
34:14and
34:14threw
34:15it
34:15straight
34:15into
34:15his
34:16chest.
34:21Daniel,
34:22are
34:22you
34:22ever
34:22going
34:23to
34:23stop?
34:23Sending
34:24flowers
34:25every
34:25day,
34:26waiting
34:26outside
34:26my
34:27office,
34:28pretending
34:29you
34:29care.
34:35I
34:36stared
34:36him
34:36straight
34:37in
34:37the
34:37eye.
34:39You
34:39don't
34:39actually
34:40think
34:40this
34:40is
34:40romantic,
34:41do
34:41you?
34:47Throw
34:47them
34:48away.
34:50Huh?
34:52Anything
34:53he sends
34:53from now
34:53on,
34:54don't bring
34:55it to
34:55my
34:55desk.
34:59Just
35:00get rid
35:00of it.
35:04got
35:05it.
35:11But
35:12Daniel
35:12seemed
35:13completely
35:13unaware
35:14that
35:14none
35:14of
35:15his
35:15gifts
35:15were
35:15reaching
35:16me.
35:16Every
35:17morning,
35:17fresh
35:18flowers
35:18arrived
35:18right
35:19on
35:19schedule.
35:20Sometimes
35:20roses,
35:21sometimes
35:22lilies,
35:23always
35:23with
35:24another
35:24handwritten
35:24note.
35:28Before
35:29long,
35:29the
35:29entire
35:30tire
35:30firm
35:30thought
35:31someone
35:31was
35:31trying
35:31to
35:32court
35:32me.
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