His mother knew.
- The doorman.
- Mary Beth, I...
- That's not too much, is it?
- No.
I have to go. I just realised something.
I just remembered.
- But I think I left something.
- When are you gonna be back?
I have to see if I'm right.
As soon as I know if I'm right...
- I'll be back.
- Well, how long's it gonna take you?
I don't know.
Just give Annie her supper.
I have to go through some things.
- At least until Mark gets home.
- He be home soon, I'm sure.
He say he go out to buy socks.
Oh, my...
Hi. I know I'm late.
I'll be ready in ten minutes.
- Well, look who's here.
- Daddy say... how!
For me, huh? For me?
I can't wear this.
I have to wear something else.
Having a shower, darling?
We'll be late.
I know about you and Thelma Rice.
- I know everything. It's all here.
- Shit.
You didn't even hide the evidence.
You just threw it in a drawer.
- Hotels. Motels.
- Oh, shit.
You couldn't even pay cash
like a normal philanderer.
You charged everything.
I mean, look at this.
Look at all these flowers
that you bought her!
And you occasionally brought me
home a bunch of wilted zinnias.
How can you do this?
If I'm such a bitch, then tell me!
But don't do this. We have a baby, Mark.
We have another baby coming.
- Don't you even care about them?
- Of course I care.
Do you love her?
I can't do this.
I can't do this right now.
Please, don't let this be happening.
Please, just don't let this be happening.
Why can't we go back to the way
it was? I promise I'll be the way I was.
There's just no point in...
Need that, too.
Come on.
I'm not gonna pack this, sweetheart.
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
Where is he?
Mom, where's Daddy?
Where's my father? Do you know?
I just clean, honey.
Della, do you ever...?
I mean, would you...?
I have errands to do
in the next couple of days
and I was just wondering if you would...
I have to...
My husband, you know,
the one I married at the wedding?
I left him.
Here.
He's been seeing someone very tall.
Someone that I know, not very well,
but I mean,
I've never had lunch with her.
But when I asked him about it,
he said, "Yes."
And he didn't exactly say, "Yes",
but that was the idea.
I'll stay with the baby.
Thank you.
- Wave bye-bye to Mommy. Bye-bye.
- Bye-bye.
- Bye. Wave bye-bye. I love you.
- Mommy.
If anybody calls... If my husband calls,
just tell him I'm out.
- Bye-bye.
- Mommy.
- Rachel? Rachel. Hi.
- Judith.
How are you?
What are you doing in town?
- Oh, God.
- Aren't you about to have the baby?
Judith...
...my mother died.
Oh, Rachel.
Are you all right?
- Yes.
- I thought she died a few years ago.
Well, almost, but then,
you know, she didn't.
Rachel...
...I went through this.
I have to tell you.
You may not realise this now,
but your mother dying...
I'm not saying it's a blessing,
but on some level it frees you.
It's not the worst thing that can happen.
I know, Judith.
Are you free?
- So I left him.
- No. Just like that?
A person does something like that,
you can't stay with him.
No, no. Well, I don't know.
I mean, people do. It's just...
Are you sure you don't want
to give him a little time?
Absolutely not. I am here
because I am through with him
and I would like
to come back to work. Period.
I'm back. I'm gonna be living here
again and I need my job.
Any time. You know that.
I would've said something to you
when you left, but,
"If it doesn't work,
you can have your job back"
is not what you say to someone
who's getting married, so...
- Thanks, Richard.
- Sure.
You never really liked him,
did you?
I'm not gonna get into that trap.
You'll go back to him
and hold it against me.
I am never going back with him. Never.
Do you want to have dinner tonight?
Oh, I couldn't. Mark might...
I'm sure that he will turn up,
and I'll have to see him
and finalise the separation.
Make him face the fact that it's over.
- But if he doesn't turn up...
- He'll turn up. He'll turn up.