Helen, Alice and Tim are skating when Helen spots a familar figure. But he’s not alone.
| Alice: | Are you enjoying yourself, Helen? |
| Helen: | Do you know what? I’m having a really good time. Thanks for dragging me out, guys. |
| Tim: | It’s just nice to see you smiling, Helen. |
| Helen: | Hey, is that Paul over there? |
| Tim: | Hey yeah, it is him, isn’t it? |
| Helen: | It is, you know, but who’s that with him? Are they his kids? Alice? Has Paul got children? |
| Alice: | Yes, he’s got two children actually. |
| Tim: | So that means he’s got a wife. |
| Alice: | They’re not together any more, and they’re getting a divorce. |
| Tim: | Are you sure about that? |
| Alice: | Well, that’s what he told me, and I believe him. He’s a good man. |
| Helen: | Ooh, Alice, you’re skating on very thin ice. |
| Alice: | Maybe I am Helen, but I can’t let him go. |
| Helen: | You really love him, don’t you? |
| Alice: | Helen, I really do. |