OK, " she said. "Let's try. But remember one thing. You're going to lose interest. At some point, it will happen. You don't think so now, but you'll get distracted. You have to stay with me. If we have a family together, you have to be here to help.

Louisa Hall
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Ok," she said. "Let's try. But remember one thing. You're going to lose interest.

At some point, it will happen. You don't think so now, but you'll get distracted. You have to stay with me.

If we have a family together, you have to be here to help."

Source: Speak

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