Charlotte: I don't want a husband who looks the other way.
I want a husband who takes me in his arms and makes me not wanna kiss the gardener.
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Trey: Charlotte, no marriage is perfect. So much of what we have is wonderful.
We can have separate lives and still be together. It's totally acceptable.
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family's perfect country house, she realized, the one thing that was missing was
that perfect connection with an imperfect person.
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Charlotte: Trey, when we get back to the city, I think that we should separate for a while.
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Trey: All right.
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Narration: Seven unreturned phone calls, and still no response from Natasha.
The Buddhists believe you pay for what you do wrong in this life in the next.
I knew what I'd done. I just didn't think I could wait a lifetime to be forgiven.
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