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Both heartbreak and everlasting love are experienced by childhood sweethearts separated through tragedy in their teen years.
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00:05When we were young, our families would take us to the lake, we'd play, we'd watch the deer.
00:12One day you'll be the daddy deer, and I'll be the mommy deer, and be a big, happy family.
00:18When my brother died, so did my memory.
00:20So no, I don't remember.
00:24Anna!
00:28Anna, where are you?
00:35If he really loved us, then why did he take my brother?
00:41He didn't take your brother, Anna.
00:44I'll never forgive him for taking him.
00:48Goodbye, Anna.
00:58Why are you doing this to me?
01:01I don't deserve it.
01:03The good thing about that is, I know I can always count on you.
01:07Proverbs 1411.
01:08Deliver those who are drawn to death.
01:12Why am I here?
01:14You're in an accident, but everything's going to be okay.
01:17Physically, she's doing better every day.
01:19But, she is showing signs of disassociative amnesia.
01:24Anna.
01:27I've always loved you.
01:30You know, Anna's here.
01:32But she doesn't remember anything.
01:36Whatever happened to that daddy deer and his big, happy family?
01:41The stories are over.
01:46Bye.
01:47Bye.
01:47Bye.
01:47Bye.
01:50Bye.
01:53Bye.

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