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巴黎再续前缘 　　Celine： So I saw your picture on the calendar about a month ago and that you were going to be here. It’s funny， because I read an article on your book and it sounded 1）vaguely familiar. Jesse： Vaguely？ 　　Celine： Yes. But I didn’t put it all together until I saw your photo. So... 　　Jesse： Did you have a chance to read it？ 　　Celine： Yes， I... I was really， really surprised， as you can imagine. I mean， I had to read it twice， actually. 　　Jesse： Yeah？ 　　Celine： Yeah. 　　Jesse： Comme ci comme ca？ 　　Celine： No， I liked it. It’s very romantic. I usually don’t like that， but it’s really well-written. It’s really well-written. Congratulations. 　　Jesse： Thank you. 　　Celine： Wait. 　　Jesse： What？ 　　Celine： Before we go anywhere， I have to ask you... 　　Jesse： Sure. What？ 　　Celine： Did you show up in Vienna that December？ 　　Jesse： Did you？ 　　Celine： No， I couldn’t. But did you？ I need to know. It’s so 　　important to me. 　　Jesse： Why， if you didn’t？ 　　Celine： Well， did you？ 　　Jesse： No. 　　Celine： Thank God you didn’t. 　　Jesse： Oh， my God. 　　Celine： Thank God you didn’t. 　　Jesse： I mean I didn’t and you didn’t. I mean if one of us had showed up there alone， that would have sucked. 　　Celine： I know， I know， I was so concerned with that. I always felt horrible about not being there， but I couldn’t. You know， my grandma died a few days before. And she was buried that day， December 6th. 　　Jesse： The one in 2）Budapest？ 　　Celine： Yes. You remember that？ 　　Jesse： Yeah， I remember everything. 　　Celine： Of course， it was in your book. But anyway， I was about to fly to Vienna， you know， and we heard the news about her， and of course I had to go to the funeral with my parents. 　　Jesse： Yeah， I’m sorry to hear that. 　　Celine： I know. But you weren’t there anyway. Wait. Why weren’t you there？ I would have been there if I could have. I made plans. And wait， you better have a good reason. What？ Oh， no. No， you were there， weren’t you？ Oh， no， that’s terribl