Yep, I was a happy man.

You know, I was-- I was just adjusting to being a grandfather!

Oh, man. This was a life curve I was not ready for.

Oh, please. That was a stupid nothing. I mean, that was a moment of pure insanity.

I was a mere five years away from freedom.

Well, Nina, let's be honest. I mean, just because a man wears sneakers, it doesn't make him a teenager.

And I couldn't help thinking what a charmed life I was leading.

- Hi, Dad. - Are you okay? - I was a little late.

And suddenly, I was tired.

After the dust settled, I began to realize what a lucky guy I was.

'Cause she always said a transfer was a possibility.

- That's fantastic. - I know. I was completely thrilled.

I don't know what I was gonna say.

I was afraid to go in. And I--

Every time I saw her, I had to remind myself she was a married woman.

Sure I may have been a little out of shape, but I was still young.

That's not what I was thinking.

Ah, okay. Now, I was thinking...

I was on my way home from work on a perfect fall day.

I was worried I wouldn't have what it takes,