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(2:14) K: Do you think you will be friends one day?

(2:15) W: Probably not.

(2:15) K: Wow.

(2:16) W: It might be better that we shared only intense feelings.

(2:16) W: Intense love, intense hate...

(2:17) W: I'd rather not have that replaced by plain "friendship".

(2:17) K: Remember this day and remember what you said.

(2:17) K: It would be interesting to see if you still feel the same way a decade from now.

(2:25) W: I often wonder if he's as hung up as I still am.

(2:25) W: I hope he is. To make things fair.

(2:26) K: Ah, and there it goes.

(2:26) K: The "I want you to be as unhappy as I am" stage.

(2:26) W: Yeah. I know, it's so immature. But I can't help it.

(2:27) K: It's okay. I mean, you cant fastforward the way you think.

(2:35) K: Do you want him to be unhappy?

(2:35) W: *sigh* No, I want him to be happy.

(2:35) W: I guess I just can't handle the possibility that I no longer have a place in his heart.

(2:36) W: Him being unhappy means I'm still there.

(2:36) K: What you had was beautiful. And when something that beautiful is suddenly gone, the emptiness it leaves behind can be scary.

(2:36) K: And sometimes, you want to ask: if what we had meant to him as much as what it meant to me, how can he be okay?

(2:37) K: He's not supposed to be okay, because I'm not.

(2:37) K: Fuck.

(2:41) K: I've seen him. He seems happy.

(2:41) W: Yeah, he does.