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No more freaking out.
I need this weekend to go well.

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Why do you care so much?

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Because I'm going to have a
husband of my own someday,

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and I really don't want you living with us.

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Are the lady fingers okay?

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Oh, they're terrific.

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We just appreciate y'all stopping by.

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Well, we just wanted you to know how much we care.

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So have the police come up with any leads?

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Not really.

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They'll be able to determine the
make and model of the car,

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but without any eyewitnesses,
no one seems very optimistic.

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Well, more importantly, is there
any good news about Juanita?

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No change.

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All we can do is wait and hope for the best.

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We put her on our prayer list at church.

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Oh, that's very sweet, Danielle. Thank you.

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It must really help during times like these --

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having kids.

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Yeah, they're a blessing.

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Children make everything worthwhile.

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You guys are the future.

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Legacy.

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Thanks.

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After we're all dead, you'll be
the only ones left to carry on.

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Gabrielle and I are about to start a family.

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Oh, hey, that-- that's great.

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When did you decide this?

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It's a fairly recent development.

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I see.

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We'll talk about this later.

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Face it,

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we're shallow people.

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I mean, can our lives have any meaning
if all we ever do is buy stuff?

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That depends on what we buy.

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I want a child.

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In case you've forgotten, before we
got married, we made a deal.

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No kids.

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Yeah, well, deals were meant to be renegotiated.

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Well, we're not negotiating my uterus.

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We should probably be going.

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Yeah. Mm.

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Thank you so much.

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That was weird.

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I feel awful for Carlos.

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That talk about children is obviously
coming from his grief.

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Whatever.

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I'm off the hook.

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A weary Lynette drank her potent tea in hopes of
finally finding the sleep that had eluded her.

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Unfortunately for Lynette,