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00:00On le 3rd jour après ma fille est née,
00:03j'ai demandé mon fils, Adrien,
00:05l'heur de la famille mafia,
00:06pour acheter un bébé formulae.
00:07Mais il n'y a pas d'argent,
00:09il a quelqu'un d'avoir pris une pièce de boxe.
00:11Pour les trois ans que j'ai été mariés,
00:13mes expenses de la vie toujours dépendent de la boxe de boxe.
00:16La quantité que j'ai jamais vécuait était $590.
00:18La quantité était $108.
00:19Tout parce qu'on le jour de notre engagement,
00:21le fonds de la pre-marche de confiance
00:22que nous avons arrêté par ailleurs.
00:24En fronte de tous,
00:25mon père a quelqu'un d'avoir pris une boxe de boxe de boxe.
00:28« Neu pas faire ton abodeurte-marche.
00:30Minimale, c'est ce qu'elle g IPF. »
00:33Je suis allé sur le dos billet du temps.
00:34Il n'y a pas d'avoir le décor.
00:35Je n'ai jamais voulu que Adrien
00:36l'avoir pris une carte de 1.88 million dans un seul coup.
00:39Il payait tout cent.
00:41Il me a donné un emploi un pays
00:42qui a bawé tous les détendres.
00:44Toutes les disent qu'il m'«pourgique »
00:45Mais le second jour après la tour,
00:47il s'est pris une boxe de boxe de boxe à fronte de moi.
00:50« L' aparte de la boxe du boxe de boxe de boxe »
00:52« De l'un moment,
00:54il prend tout le temps,
16:01C'est parti.
16:31C'est parti.
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23:58C'est parti.
24:00C'est parti.
24:00Lila's
24:04And Nina
24:05Three years ago Nina had defaulted on a loan
24:07And was about to be sued
24:07Lila used your money to pay it off for her
24:09In exchange Nina kept tabs on Vivian
24:11And reported everything back to Lila
24:12She reported back once a week
24:14Every time Vivian confided in Nina
24:16Nina told Lila everything the next day
24:20Maybe now he finally understood
24:22For three years everyone around Vivian
24:24Had lied to her
24:25And he was the cruelest lie of all
24:26He suddenly stood and walked to the window
24:29Then he pushed it open
24:29The night outside was pitch black
24:31Wind rushed in at once
24:33The documents on the desk fluttered violently
24:35He breathed hard
24:37Like something had wrapped around his throat
24:38Where is she?
24:40Where did she go?
24:42Her flight records show she flew to Honolulu three days ago
24:45The car that picked her up is registered to Julian Vale
24:47Julian
24:48Adrian had heard that name before
24:50Years ago during that accident
24:52Vivian had rushed in and saved someone
24:53That person was Julian
24:55Find her
24:56Sir, Julian is heavily guarded
24:58I said find her
24:59The assistant didn't dare say another word
25:01Adrian stood in front of the open window
25:03The wind tugging at the edges of his shirt
25:05On the desk
25:06The diary had flipped back to the last page
25:08That line of writing was so faint
25:10But it pressed down on him
25:12Until he could barely breathe
25:13Baby, I'm sorry
25:15Mommy did everything she could
25:18Honolulu was quiet at night
25:20Adrian stood outside that white apartment building
25:22From midnight until dawn
25:23The sea breeze tasted like salt
25:25His shirt was wrinkled beyond recognition
25:27At seven in the morning
25:29The building door opened
25:30I walked out with my hair tied back in a ponytail
25:33No makeup on
25:34When he saw me
25:35His body went stiff
25:37But mine didn't
25:38I felt nothing
25:39I just glanced at him like he was a stranger
25:41Go home
25:43Vivian
25:43I walked around him
25:44And headed toward the convenience store across the street
25:47He followed me
25:50Vivian
25:52I didn't stop
25:53Vivian, I found out the truth about the mystery boxes
25:55Your parents did it behind your back
25:56I know now
25:56I really know
25:57I took a carton of milk from the fridge
25:59And got in line at the counter
26:00I found out what Leela did too
26:02The marriage papers that night
26:03She planned all of it
26:05I paid for the milk and walked out
26:07Vivian, look at me
26:10Finally, I stopped
26:13I turned around and looked at him calmly
26:16And
26:19His mouth opened
26:22I was wrong
26:24Yeah
26:25You were
26:27I noted
26:30Then I turned and kept walking
26:32He stood there as the sunlight burned bright around him
26:35I never looked back
26:36The next day
26:36He transferred one million dollars into my
26:38I sent it back
26:38On the third day
26:39Five million
26:40I sent that back too
26:41On the fourth day
26:42He had his assistant send a whole truckload of gifts
26:45To the front of my apartment building
26:47Flowers
26:49Jewelry
26:50Clothes
26:50Supplements
26:51They took up half the hallway
26:53That night
26:54Building management cleared all of it away
26:58Julian's assistant only passed along one message for me
27:01Miss Vivian said
27:02Mr. DeLuca should stop bothering her
27:07But he didn't leave
27:11He got a room at the hotel across from my apartment
27:13Every morning he stood downstairs waiting for me
27:17That day
27:17It rained
27:19Rain in Honolulu came fast
27:21It poured down without warning
27:26When I came out of the convenience store with an umbrella
27:28He was still standing in the same spot
27:31Completely soaked
27:33Vivian
27:34As I walked past him
27:36He suddenly spoke
27:37Vivian, I sued Lila
27:38The petition to Amel the marriage has already been filed
27:40She's suspected of forging documents
27:41And the police have opened an investigation
27:43My steps slowed
27:43Your parents too
27:44I've had my lawyers go after the 1.88 million
27:46And all the interest from the past three years
27:47And Nina, I found out everything she did
27:48I stopped
27:49My back was still to him
27:50That has nothing to do with me anymore
27:54It does
27:57Vivian, give me one chance
27:59I didn't move
28:01He dropped straight to his knees
28:03His knees hit the wet pavement with a dull sun
28:08Rainwater ran down his forehead
28:09It was impossible to tell what was rain and what wasn't
28:13Please
28:15I turned around
28:16I lowered my head and looked at him
28:18He knelt on the ground and looked up at me
28:21I didn't tilt the umbrella toward him
28:23Not even a little
28:25I looked at him for a long time
28:28Adrienne, that night
28:29I called you more than ten times
28:31She had a fever of 104.2 ferrite and was in the ER
28:35The nurse came out three times asking for payment
28:37$8,000
28:38My voice wasn't loud
28:40But it was steady
28:41You were at Lila's house
28:42Watching her baby cough after choking on milk
28:45I was kneeling at the billing desk with only $9.90 on me
28:49His shoulders began to shake
28:51If you had come even an hour earlier
28:53She might still be alive
28:56I crouched down so we were eye to eye
29:00Rain hit both our faces
29:03Adrian, how are you going to make that right?
29:09His lips trembled
29:10He wanted to say he was sorry
29:12He couldn't say a single word
29:13But those three words were too light
29:15So light that even he couldn't bring himself to say them
29:18He had no answer
29:20I stood up and walked away under my umbrella
29:22In the rain, he was left kneeling there alone
29:24For a very, very long time
29:27Adrian came again
29:28This time, he didn't stand downstairs
29:32He came straight to my door and knocked
29:35Julian's bodyguard stopped him
29:37I walked out from inside
29:39Let him in
29:40I stood in the middle of the living room
29:42On the coffee table sat a box of mystery boxes
29:44You want a chance, right?
29:45Adrian looked at the box and froze
29:47There's a box of mystery boxes here
29:48Inside each one is either forgiven or not forgiven
29:51I pushed the box toward him
29:52If you draw forgiven, I'll go back with you
29:55Adrian reached in almost immediately
29:58He opened the first one
30:01Not forgiven
30:02The second
30:04Not for forgiven
30:05The third
30:06The fourth
30:09The fifth
30:10All not forgiven
30:11He opened them faster and faster
30:13The edges of the paper cut his fingers
30:16Blood smeared across the cards
30:18But he didn't stop
30:19The tenth
30:20The twentieth
30:21Opened mystery boxes
30:22And torn straps of paper scattered across the floor
30:24Every card had the same two words written on it
30:27Not forgiven
30:30By the time only a few were left
30:32His hands were shaking
30:33He opened the final mystery box
30:35Still not forgiven
30:36The box was empty
30:37He knelt in the middle of the torn paper
30:40His hands covered in blood
30:41And looked up at me
30:42I stood in front of him
30:44Looking down
30:45This is what the last three years felt like for me
30:48Every month
30:49I opened one
30:51Every time
30:52I thought maybe this time it would be a little more
30:55Enough to buy one can of formula
30:57Enough to take her to the doctor once
31:03But every time I opened one
31:04I got nothing
31:05I didn't smash anything
31:07I didn't wreck an office
31:10I didn't collapse
31:12I just folded those cards one by one
31:14Put them in my wallet
31:16And kept going
31:18I kept thinking maybe one day
31:20You would understand
31:21Adrian lowered his head
31:22Until his forehead was almost touching the floor
31:25You can leave now
31:27I turned and closed the door
31:29He sat outside all night
31:31At dawn Julian's car came to pick me up
31:34I walked past Adrian without looking at him
31:36That same day
31:37The news back home exploded
31:39The case against Lila for forging marriage registration documents was officially opened
31:44Family cut off all financial ties with the Marais family
31:47All of Lila's bank accounts were frozen
31:49The hospital kicked her out of the VIP maternity suite
31:53The hundred cases of imported formula
31:56The chauffeured rides
31:57The black card membership
31:58Overnight all of it was gone
32:04She called Adrian
32:06Over a hundred times
32:08Finally, he picked up
32:10Adrian, you can't do this to me
32:11That's your daughter too
32:12Are you just going to abandon her?
32:14Adrian's voice was ice cold
32:17My daughter died because of you
32:19There was silence on the other end
32:22That child you keep talking about
32:23Had a VIP suite
32:24Wore designer onesies worth thousands
32:26And never went without anything
32:27But what about my daughter?
32:29He paused
32:32Lila, my daughter died because of you
32:34How dare you talk to me about children?
32:37The call ended
32:41Lila collapsed onto the floor
32:42That same day, my parents received a demand letter from Adrian's lawyers
32:46It demanded repayment of the 1.88 million plus three years of interest
32:51They flew to Honolulu and knelt outside my apartment building
32:57Vivian, mom and dad were wrong
32:59Please, talk to Adrian for us
33:02Julian's assistant came down and delivered my message
33:05Miss Vivian said she has no parents
33:08My mother clutched her chest
33:10And pretended to collapse
33:12This time, no one helped her
33:17Five years later
33:19Spring came early in Honolulu
33:21Bujalania was in full bloom along the balcony wall
33:23I sat in a wicker chair with a book open on my lap
33:26I hadn't turned many pages
33:27The wind blew softly
33:28I closed my eyes, peaceful and quiet
33:30Behind me came the sound of tiny footsteps
33:32A little boy, just over three years old
33:34Came running towards me, holding up a drawing
33:36The crayon lines were messy and all over the place
33:39What is it?
33:40It's mommy
33:41I smiled and took the drawing
33:43Next to the crooked circle was an even smaller one
33:46And who's this little one?
33:48It's my sister
33:51I froze
33:52Julian came out of the kitchen carrying a plate of fruit
33:54When he heard that, he stopped too
33:58The little boy looked up at me seriously
34:00Daddy said I have a sister who lives in the sky
34:02When mommy misses her, she can look at the stars
34:05I lowered my head and kissed his forehead
34:07That's right, she lives in the sky
34:09My eyes stung a little, but I was smiling
34:11Julian walked over
34:13He didn't say anything
34:14He simply set the fruit plate beside me and sat down next to me
34:16There was more money in my account than I could spend in several lifetimes
34:19My closet was full of dresses Julian had bought for me
34:22There were so many shoes by the door, I could never wear them all
34:27Once I told him it was too much
34:28Still not enough
34:29He only said one thing
34:33You deserve every good thing
34:36That weekend, at the mall, I took my son to buy shoes
34:39He was only three and a half, but he insisted on choosing them himself
34:44He crouched in front of the shelves and took his time picking them out
34:49Julian went to pay
34:52I stood nearby and waited
34:55Out of the corner of my eye, I saw someone stop
35:00I turned my head
35:02It was Adrian
35:03A few yards away, Adrian stood frozen
35:06He had lost a lot of weight
35:07His suit hung loosely from his thinner frame
35:10Dark circles had formed under his eyes
35:12When his eyes met mine, he froze
35:15Then his gaze fell on the little boy beside me
35:17My son caught the stranger staring at him and instinctively hid behind me, clutching the hem of my dress
35:22Mommy
35:22That one word hit Adrian like a blow
35:24His Adam's apple
35:25Bob it hard
35:26Julian walked over carrying the shopping bag
35:28He saw Adrian immediately
35:29His expression didn't change
35:31He bent down, picked up our son
35:33And naturally placed his other hand on my shoulder
35:35Adrian stared at that hand
35:37That place had once been his
35:38He opened his mouth
35:40But he couldn't get a single word out
35:42He clenched his fist
35:43Then he turned and walked away
35:45Slowly
35:49In the car, he started the engine
35:50But didn't drive away
35:51Instead, he pulled a piece of paper from his suit pocket
35:54It was crumpled
35:55The edges were worn soft
35:57$9.90
35:59Five years ago, he had picked it out of the trash can after I threw it away
36:02One card after another
36:03The others had been too badly damaged
36:05Only this one had survived mostly intact
36:07He unfolded the paper across the steering wheel
36:09His thumb traced the two numbers again and again
36:12Outside the window, the sunlight was beautiful
36:14Julian and I walked out of the mall with our son
36:16Our little boy sat on Julian's shoulders, laughing loudly
36:18Adrian watched us walk farther and farther away
36:21He held that piece of paper tightly in his hand
36:23$9.90
36:24The most expensive thing of his life
36:26And he could no longer afford it
36:28Outside the mall, Adrian sat in his car
36:30He didn't leave
36:32Through the windshield, he watched Julian hold the kid with one arm
36:35And carried the shopping bags with the other
36:39It wasn't a polite smile
36:41It was real
36:41Easy
36:42That evening, the file landed on his desk
36:46Find out what she's been up to
36:48All of it
36:49First page
36:50An event photo
36:51I was on stays in a plain white dress
36:52A foundation badge pinned to my chest
36:54The caption read
36:55Aster Emergency Fund
36:56Co-director Vivian Vail
37:02Vail?
37:03That's what everyone calls her now
37:04She and Mr. Vail have been appearing at events together for years
37:06Maternal and infant support
37:08Emergency coverage for newborn surgery
37:10Formula subsidies for low-income mothers
37:12Every single program children
37:14At the bottom of the page
37:15A line in small print
37:16This foundation makes ongoing designated donations
37:19To Gray Harbor Children's Hospital
37:20To pre-cover emergency surgery costs for newborns
37:24Adrian stared at that line for a long time
37:26Gray Harbor Hospital has received an anonymous donation
37:29Every year for the past five years
37:31Different amounts each time
37:33But always for the same thing
37:34Emergency surgery for newborns
37:37Adrian flipped to the last page
37:39The project heading read
37:40Aster Emergency Fund
37:42One line underneath
37:43For a little girl who didn't get to wait for her surgery
37:48His hand stopped on the page
37:50He didn't move for a long time
37:53The next morning
37:55Adrian went through the file again
37:57Aster
37:58He hadn't known
37:59Our daughter had a name
38:01And he was only finding out now
38:03Should I keep digging, sir?
38:05Yes
38:07I want to know who gave her that name
38:09That afternoon, another file came in
38:11A photocopy of an old prenatal record
38:12On the back, one handwritten line
38:13Small, faint, like the pen was almost dry
38:15If it's a girl, call her Aster
38:16Next to it, a little hand-drawn star
38:18Mrs. DeLuca's
38:19Vivian's handwriting
38:20She wrote it herself
38:21Adrian said nothing
38:22That night, he went back to the house
38:24He pushed open the door
38:26At the end of the second floor hallway
38:28Empty
38:28The old crib was still there
38:30The star ticker on the railing had gone yellow
38:32He stood in the doorway for a moment
38:33Then turned and went downstairs
38:35The next day, a full truck pulled up
38:37The best temperature-regulated sleep sack money could buy
38:40A complete newborn set
38:41Box after box of formula
38:42Little pink dresses
38:43Baby shoes
38:43The nursery filled up fast
38:44Sir, is there anything else you'd like to add?
38:49Put it all in
38:52He reached out and touched the old star sticker on the railing
38:55Then he pulled open the drawer
38:57Inside, a hospital wrist-belled
38:59White, worn with age
39:00Printed on it
39:01Baby girl DeLuca
39:02No name
39:03Aster
39:05When he was done
39:05He closed his fist over it
39:07And stood there for a long time
39:10Leela's case went to trial
39:11The second the news broke
39:13Media came from everywhere
39:14The courthouse steps were packed
39:16Cameras everywhere
39:17Shoved right in her face
39:18Leela stepped out of the car in a mask
39:20Her lawyer blocking the crowd
39:21Did you ever think it had come to this?
39:23Stealing your own sister's life?
39:24You impersonated her for the marriage registration too?
39:26Did you really...
39:27She made it two steps before someone shouted
39:28The hearing started
39:29Evidence came out one piece at a time
39:31Wire transfer records from the night of the engagement party
39:341.88 million hit the account
39:36Split into two payments the next day
39:38First payment
39:38Apartment down payment
39:39Recipient Leela Moray
39:40Second payment
39:41Transferred into Mrs. Moray's investment account
39:42Second payment
39:43Then the marriage registration's cancellation documents
39:46Did you impersonate your sister Vivian
39:47To register the marriage?
39:50I just loved Adrian
39:52I loved him too much
39:53And Vivian didn't even care about the marriage
39:55She...
39:55Answer the question
39:57Her lips moved
39:58Nothing came out
39:59After the hearing
40:00Reporters swarmed her from all sides
40:02Someone shoved a mic in her face
40:03You spent years taking your sister Vivian's place as his wife
40:05And living off everything that came with it
40:06Did you know her child died
40:07Because she couldn't afford the surgery?
40:10Leela finally snapped
40:13So quick!
40:14Weren't you the one who hated her first?
40:16Weren't you the one who humiliated her?
40:18Weren't you the one who threw those loot boxes in her face?
40:25Dead silence
40:25You spent years refusing to give her a single cent
40:28Refusing to believe a word she said
40:30If it weren't for you
40:30How do you think I got away with it this long?
40:33Adrian, you're the one who should be on his knees
40:35Not me!
40:37Security pulled her back
40:38She was still screaming
40:39Every camera locked onto Adrian's face
40:41He didn't move
40:44Nina went to the lawyer herself
40:46She wanted to stay out of the media storm
40:48She said she was willing to hand over evidence
40:50In the conference room
40:51She slid a USB drive across the table
40:53I have chat logs
40:55Recordings
40:55I can prove Leela made me do most of it
41:00Vivian came crying to you again today, didn't she?
41:02The first recording played Leela's voice
41:04Yeah, I calmed her down like you said
41:05She didn't suspect anything
41:06Good girl
41:07Every time she cries, I know exactly where to hit her next
41:09Adrian never believes a word she says
41:11All it takes is two tears from me
41:12Second recording
41:14Third recording
41:15The lawyer hit play
41:16The conference room went quiet
41:18A chat screenshot came up on the screen
41:20Sender Vivian
41:21Townstaffed the night her baby was in emergency surgery
41:23One message
41:24Nina, please, can you transfer me $8,000 first?
41:26My baby's in surgery
41:27I'll pay you back, I promise
41:28No reply
41:29Next screenshot
41:30Nina had forwarded it straight to Leela
41:32Leela replied fast
41:33Ignore her
41:34She's using the baby to play the victim
41:35You're turning this in as your evidence?
41:38Nina went pale
41:39I didn't know it was going to go that far
41:42I was just
41:42The door opened
41:44Adrian walked in
41:45He raised a hand
41:47Keep going
41:47Last item
41:49A call log
41:50That night
41:50From the early hours of morning until dawn
41:52Vivian made 23 calls
41:54Adrian
41:55Nina
41:55Her mother
41:56Her father
41:57The hospital
41:59Longest call
42:0047 seconds
42:01Shortest
42:01Picked up and hung up before she could say a word
42:03I really didn't think the baby would die
42:06I wasn't the only one she begged
42:08Adrian looked at the call log
42:10Voice flat
42:10No one said anything
42:13The Morau family's business collapsed
42:151.88 million clawed back
42:18Interest calculated to the last cent
42:20The forged marriage case dragged everything else into the investigation
42:23The moment the DeLuca family cut ties
42:25Less than two weeks
42:27Accounts frozen
42:28Projects dead in the water
42:30Partners showing up at the door demanding their money back
42:32Banks sending notices overnight
42:34The apartment bought with my money
42:36Court seized
42:39The day the seal went up on the door
42:41Lila sat down on the floor and cried
42:44Her mother ran over and tried to rip the seal off
42:47Staff blocked her immediately
42:48You can't do this
42:49This is my daughter Lila's apartment
42:51Please cooperate with the enforcement
42:53The officer didn't even blink
42:55People from the jewelry store showed up too
42:58List in hand
42:59Checking off items one by one
43:02Both cars in the garage got tugged
43:04Everyone who used to orbit them
43:06Gone
43:06Vanished overnight
43:08Their father called around
43:10Trying to pull strings
43:11People heard the name and hung up
43:12Their mother showed up to a society lunch
43:15She barely made it through the door
43:16Before the host had someone walk her back out
43:18We're not in a position to accommodate you
43:22That night she went in front of the cameras and cried
43:25Hair undone
43:26Makeup running down her face
43:29I've already lost my eldest daughter Vivian
43:31And now they're destroying Lila too
43:35Why won't you leave a mother alone?
43:37The video went up
43:38Comments exploded
43:40When exactly did you have an eldest daughter named Vivian?
43:42What did you do when her baby needed surgery?
43:44When you hung up on her
43:45Where was your mother act then?
43:46She said she had no parents
43:47That was your choice
43:50Honolulu
43:50Foundation event
43:51I stood off to the side going over the run of show
43:54Julian was next to me on a call
43:55Our son was kraut nearby pressing star tickers all over his shirt
43:58A reporter had slipped in early
44:00Spotted me
44:01Made a beeline
44:02Mrs. Vivian
44:03Is this public appearance your way of formally responding to everything?
44:06Do you feel that Mr. Vail is the one who saved you from your past?
44:08Microphone right in my face
44:09Room went quiet
44:10I looked up
44:11Before I could say a word Julian stepped in front of me
44:14I didn't save her
44:14The reporter blinked
44:15Everything she's built
44:16She did that herself
44:18I just didn't leave
44:19A few seconds of silence
44:21The reporter pushed again
44:22So would you say that Vivian's past?
44:24This is a foundation event
44:24Not a tabloid interview
44:25Anything not related to our work here
44:27We're done
44:28Staff moved in immediately
44:29Reporter was out
44:30The event went on
44:31I went off stage
44:32I didn't bring up the past
44:34We didn't start this foundation to tell a story about who had it the hardest
44:38We just want to make sure that the next time a child needs emergency surgery
44:41Their family isn't out there begging for money first
44:43The room was quiet
44:45Then someone started clapping
44:48After the event
44:49Staff took our son to the car
44:50Julian and I were the only ones left in the hallway
44:52I handed off the documents to the assistant
44:54Turned to Julian
44:55Thank you
44:57For what?
44:58For never treating me like someone who needed to be picked up off the floor
45:01You never were
45:02He raised a hand and straightened the name badge on my shoulder
45:04Mrs. Vale, let's go home
45:07Three days later
45:08Adrian asked to meet with me
45:09He chose a quiet cafe
45:10No private room
45:12No flowers
45:12No assistant nearby
45:13By the time I sat down he was already there
45:15Just say what you came to say
45:17It took him a long time to speak
45:19If I had believed you back then just once
45:21Would things have turned out differently?
45:24Yes
45:24His atomud bobbed
45:27If you had believed me
45:28Aster might not have died
45:30If you had believed me
45:32I wouldn't have had to hold her in my arms
45:33And beg everyone I could for help
45:35If you had believed me
45:36I wouldn't have been on my knees
45:37At the payment window that night
45:38With only 9.90 to my name
45:40The cafe was quiet
45:41The faint clinking of cups and dishes
45:42Came from the table beside us
45:44My voice remained calm
45:45If you had believed me just once
45:47Those three years after the engagement party
45:49Wouldn't have turned out the way they did either
45:51Adrian's fingers tightened
45:52Vivian
45:53But you never did
45:55You never believed me
45:57When our daughter got sick
45:58You thought I was pretending
46:00When I asked for formula
46:02You thought I was lying
46:03When I told you I didn't create those blind boxes
46:05You thought I was making it up
46:06Even when I left
46:07You thought I was putting on an act
46:08He sat across from me without saying a word
46:11His face grew paler by the second
46:13You wanted the answer
46:15I've already given it to you
46:16I turned to leave
46:17Adrian suddenly spoke
46:18Do you still hate me?
46:19I stopped for a moment
46:20I didn't turn around
46:22Adrian, I don't hate you anymore
46:24You're not worth hating forever
46:25I walked out
46:26The bell above the door chimed once
46:27Adrian remained seated
46:28For a long time he didn't move
46:31A week later
46:32I returned to Grey Harbor
46:34Aster's gravestone was ready
46:35The cemetery was quiet
46:37Carved into the stone were two words
46:38Aster
46:39Beneath them was a single line
46:40She was here for only a little while
46:41But she was loved forever
46:42I stood in front of the grave
46:43And laid down a small bouquet of white flowers
46:45Julian held our son's hand
46:46As they slowly walked over
46:47He placed the star sticker in his hand
46:48In front of the gravestone
46:49Aster, mommy and daddy came to see you
46:51I said nothing
46:52Julian stood beside me
46:53Silent as well
46:54A short distance away
46:55Adrian stood there
46:56Dressed in a black suit
46:58He didn't move an inch
46:59He looked at the gravestone
47:00But never came any closer
47:01When we were about to leave
47:03I stopped for a moment
47:04I didn't turn around
47:04If you want to see her
47:06Come after we leave
47:07A long time passed
47:08Before Adrian finally walked over
47:09One step at a time
47:10Then, at last
47:11He knelt before the gravestone
47:12The name carved into the stone
47:13Was so short
47:14Aster
47:14He raised a hand
47:15And gently touched those two letters
47:17His voice was so huskid
47:18It barely sounded like him
47:21Aster
47:21The wind rustled through the leaves
47:23No one answered him
47:24He lowered his head
47:25And remained there on his knees
47:26For a long time
47:26The Aster Foundation Gala
47:28Was set to take place
47:29In Grey Harbor
47:29The day the invitations went out
47:31Adrian asked his assistant
47:32To confirm the guest list
47:33I want a seat
47:34The assistant returned
47:35Shortly afterward
47:36He didn't look comfortable
47:37Mr. DeLucco
47:38The organizer said
47:39The guest list
47:39Has already been finalized
47:40Go talk to them again
47:41The assistant hesitated
47:42They also said
47:43Say it
47:44They said Ms. Vivian
47:45Doesn't want to be
47:45At the same event as you
47:45The office fell silent
47:47The assistant stood there
47:48Not daring to move
47:49After a long silence
47:50Adrian finally spoke
47:51I understand
47:52He didn't get angry
47:53He didn't throw anything
47:54That evening
47:55The gala live stream began
47:56The lights on the screen were bright
47:58Now please welcome the founder
47:59Of the Aster Foundation to the stage
48:00The camera cut
48:01I stood in the center
48:02Julian stood beside me
48:03Our son wore a little suit
48:04And held my hand
48:05The applause from the audience
48:06Was loud
48:07Thank you for giving
48:08Countless families a reason to hope
48:09Once the broadcast moved on
48:11Adrian walked over to the safe
48:12He entered the code
48:13Opened it
48:14Inside were two things
48:15An old worn card
48:17It read $9.9
48:18And an anonymous confirmation
48:19Of a large donation
48:20It was the money
48:21He had been anonymously donating
48:22To the foundation
48:23Over the past few months
48:24He placed the confirmation inside
48:25He set it beside the $9.9 card
48:27Then he closed
48:27And locked the safe again
48:28He stared at the safe door
48:30For a long time
48:31One year later
48:32The Aster Foundation
48:33Added a new rule
48:34For newborns in emergency surgery
48:36Treat first
48:37Paperwork later
48:38I stood off the eyes
48:39At the press conference
48:40And read it out loud
48:41The applause went on
48:42For a long time
48:42No one brought up the past
48:44Everyone's eyes were on that one line
48:46After the event
48:47Volunteers handed out gift boxes
48:48To the kids from families
48:49The foundation had helped
48:50We even have charity loot boxes today
48:52I stopped walking
48:53Then went over
48:54Crouched down
48:55And helped a little one open theirs
48:56A toy inside
48:58Second box
48:59Candy
48:59Third
49:00A little star hair clip
49:01One box left on the table
49:02The volunteer held it out to me
49:03Mrs. Vivian
49:04This one's for you
49:05I opened it
49:05No money card
49:06Just a handwritten note
49:07It read
49:08May no child ever have to depend
49:10On luck to live
49:10I looked at it for a moment
49:11Closed it gently
49:12Julian came up behind me
49:13And put his jacket on my shoulders
49:14Wind's picking up
49:15Our son came running from the other side
49:17And threw his arms around my leg
49:18At the same time
49:19Grey Harbor
49:20Adrian sat at his desk
49:21And signed the last donation form
49:23Recipient Aster Emergency Fund
49:25Donor name
49:26Blank
49:26Is there a list of stories
49:27I want to go
49:27I want to talk to you
49:28Sous-titrage FR ?
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