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A young woman wonders what she and her partner might say to each other if they only had one last thing to say.
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00:00I'm dying, okay?
00:02And you could say one more thing to me.
00:07What would you say?
00:09Okay.
00:11Um, may have started that off a bit dramatic.
00:14I just, I just, I daydream about it in class.
00:19Not about being dead, of course.
00:21I'm just...
00:24What could the last thing that we ever say to each other be?
00:28You know, I heard the couple next door.
00:31In the dorm asking each other this.
00:33It was, it was morbid.
00:36But it was sweet.
00:42It's, it's nice. Yeah, I like it.
00:45I just, I, I'm missing home.
00:50And I think of Dexter's.
00:52My usual booth.
00:54And when that beam of sunlight would just come in and it would always eat our breakfast.
01:00Well, at least while I'm away you can read my letters there.
01:04Eh?
01:05Cause you'd be missing me so much.
01:11Cheer up though.
01:12It's okay.
01:13Cause when I'm back from the final semester you'll, you'll have your shop up and running.
01:17And I'll be busy with my practice.
01:18And then we'll just like have tomorrow and tomorrow.
01:21Tomorrow.
01:22After.
01:27People always say the 28s are like the best years of your life.
01:31Don't waste them.
01:32And I just think like life's gonna get so much better after.
01:36We'll get to travel.
01:39Paint our first home.
01:40Take the kids to school.
01:44To grow up.
01:46Just to grow old.
01:48To, to do.
01:49Dishes.
01:51With you.
01:57I'm so proud of you.
01:59I'm so proud of you.
01:59I know, I've really missed you.
02:05Um, but until I'm back, I, I want you to imagine something.
02:11Okay?
02:12I want you to imagine us in like 60 or 70 years time.
02:17And if you could just say like one last thing, like one more thing to me.
02:22What would it be?
02:26How is everything?
02:44Everything was perfect.

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