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:32:01
You could wait for me.
I won't be home for a couple hours...

:32:04
...but, well, you could sleep or some...
:32:15
I'll try to get away early.
:32:17
But if you don't wanna wait, just lock
the door and put the key in the mailbox.

:32:24
It was a crazy thing to do, I guess,
but it made sense at the time.

:32:28
Besides, I thought
I could use a little sleep.

:32:31
I walked around some more,
then I went up to her apartment.

:32:35
First thing I remember was
somebody knocking on the door.

:32:45
I couldn't figure out at first where I was.
:32:48
Then when I remembered...
:32:50
... I couldn't remember
whether Ginny had been there or not.

:33:13
- Hasn't she come home yet?
- I don't know.

:33:16
I don't think so.
:33:20
- You mean Ginny, don't you?
- Who do you mean?

:33:24
I guess I mean Ginny.
:33:26
- You belong here or something?
- Or something.

:33:30
- How long have you been waiting?
- I don't know, I just woke up.

:33:35
I don't even know what time it is.
:33:41
- I got a key somewhere she gave me.
- I know. I saw you with her at the joint.

:33:48
- Who are you?
- I'm a man who's waiting for her.

:33:52
Is that all right?
:33:54
Sure.

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