1:07:00
"I felt I was being pushed around."
1:07:02
Correct.
1:07:03
The truth is, you felt that way all day.
1:07:06
You'd been expecting a promotion and
she got it. You got angry about it.
1:07:11
I felt I deserved the job.
1:07:12
You took that anger up to her office.
1:07:15
You'd show her who's boss.
1:07:17
That's not true.
1:07:19
Did you tell your wife about your
seven o'clock meeting with Ms. Johnson?
1:07:23
I had a meeting and I'd be home late.
1:07:25
You expected to be late?
1:07:27
No, but if I got home earlier
my wife would be pleasantly surprised.
1:07:32
So you make it a rule to lie to your wife?
1:07:35
I didn't lie.
1:07:36
When you called your wife,
did you tell her that...
1:07:39
...Ms. Johnson was a
former lover of yours?
1:07:43
When you got home,
did you tell her what happened?
1:07:47
No, I hoped it would go away.
1:07:49
You hoped you'd get away with it?
1:07:52
Do not debunk the illusion that this
dispute might be settled amicably.
1:07:57
That's okay.
1:07:59
I have no further questions.
1:08:05
I asked to see pictures.
I thought if we put it on that basis...
1:08:09
...it would be clear that things
had changed between us.
1:08:12
Do you have those pictures now?
1:08:13
I'd like copies for my file.
1:08:16
You can continue.
1:08:19
He said his wife hadn't lost all the weight
gained from pregnancy.
1:08:23
His children were beautiful...
1:08:25
...but they made him feel old...
1:08:27
...and seeing me reminded him
of what it was like to be young...
1:08:31
...and marriage was a tough trade-off.
1:08:33
Go on.
1:08:35
My assistant, Mrs. Ross,
asked if she could go home.
1:08:39
I wanted her to stay, but felt guilty.
1:08:41
I'd kept her late for weeks
preparing for my new job.
1:08:44
And where was Mr. Sanders
at that point?
1:08:47
He began to rub my shoulders.
1:08:51
And you let him?
1:08:53
It was awkward...
1:08:55
...but I thought we'd end
the meeting and leave it at that.
1:08:58
Then he tried to kiss you?