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Julie!
Well, it was.
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How did you know?
I'm not clueless.
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I found men's boxers
in the clothes hamper1.
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Oh, don't write that down.
355
Oh, but this is good.
you can let Mike go.
356
He's innocent.
357
Well, assuming everything
you're telling me is true.
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It's true. The next morning,
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she made pancakes
in the shape of little hearts.
360
Seriously. Little hearts.
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362
Oh, god.
363
Justin, what are you
doing up here?
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Uh, I finished
the hedges.
365
Is there anything else
Mr. Sol?s wants done?
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I don't know.
he's not here.
367
He had a meeting
with his lawyer.
368
So I guess that means
we're all alone.
369
No, that means I'm all alone.
370
You're leaving.
371
I'm not in a hurry.
372
Come on, maybe we could
hang out for a little while.
373
I don't think so.
374
Come on.
375
If you just got to know me,
you'd see I can be lots of fun.
376
All my friends say so.
377
Well, I'm not interested
in becoming one of your friends.
378
Get out of my bedroom.
379
Come on, Mrs. Sol?s,
be nice.
380
Aah!
381
You shouldn't
have done that.
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Do you know
how easy it would be
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for me to call my husband
and tell him
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what you just tried to do?
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Not easy as it'll be
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for me to tell him what happened
between you and John.
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I-I'm sorry,
Mrs. Sol?s,
388
But you're going
to have to be nice to me...
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at least once.
390
Mike!
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Are you okay?
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Uh, yeah, yeah.
I'm a little bit embarrassed.
393
I must be
the talk of the neighborhood.
394
No. not really, no.
395
So guess what --
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I'm your alibi2.
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I told the police
that we were...
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Together the night
that Mrs. Huber was killed
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and that I could
never forget that night.
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So you don't think
I killed Mrs. Huber.
