Fathers and Daughters Page #5

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Pedaling faster.

S? d? r yes. H? Ll up his eyes.

See you f? R. My clever girl!

Yes, she can! She can!

Cycling, Katie.

Bike faster!

Cycling, Katie!

My talented girl.

- What are you writing?

- I'm writing a new book.

- What is it about?

- It's all about you.

Me?

"I had called her Chipset

s? l? nge I could remember. "

"And I did not know Why? R. '

- What do you think? ? Is it good?

- Can it be about us in pieces? Contents?

- If it can be about us?

- Yes.

You know, girl, you know? Is a genius.

My daughter? Is a genius!

Yes, yes it can be about us.

Hi.

Normally, I would never have g? Tt up

to you, but ...

I h? Rt a reputation.

- Wadding? f? r reputation?

- That my litter? Ra idol? Is your father.

- I do not know if it? S true.

- S? the lj? g f? r me?

- Which?

- My friends. Whenever you do not "chip"?

F? Rl? T.

I h? R you. Can we move in?

Of course. Where...?

What was it you gaggade about?

Jake Davis wrote my absolute

favorite "F? der, and d? ttrar".

A popular Ko? S book.

Yes I know.

It has f? LJT me since I was little.

The f? R? Changed literally my life.

Hi. My name is Cameron.

My name is Katie.

- Katie?

- Yes.

As in, "Kate Davis"?

Whenever you the real Kate Davis?

How n? Ra? S book

what really h? nde?

- It? S much more fun in the book.

- Okay.

? r the h? r your thing, the g? out alone,

without mates?

- Yes.

- Yes?

Sometimes f? Redrar I will be alone.

It? S much easier.

What do you work with?

I work as a social worker

with children in distress.

- Wow.

- Yes. I like it.

- How the attempts rjer you?

- I? S freelance journalist.

And I have b? Rjat p? my f greatest book.

- What is it called?

- Do you really know?

"Television?? Is the perfect number."

"Television?? Is the perfect number" ...?

? r a k? rlekshistoria?

Yes. Yes kind of.

- H? R I live.

- Do you live right here?

It? S j? Ttefint.

Ideal f? R one chip.

You f? R never see my l? Propensity.

Not f? R you would not f? R

that right here was a date or s ?.

But...

What g? R you tomorrow?

- How s??

- S? that we can continue? Eight v? rt call.

- I t? Nkte run.

- I can run.

- You want to run with me?

- Yes, I want that.

Okay.

- H? Mta me at four.

- Four? Okay.

Dr? M s? Tt.

Dr? M s? Tt you with Cameron.

- Hey d ?.

- Hello.

"The rise m? Tion

it attracts youthful? gat. "

"She rises and shines

full of grace and hope. "

"Yes, the tulips? S beautiful.

F? R the moment. "

"Everything is alive and d? R,

rises and falls. "

"And adore and l? MNAR."

F? Rboka "Bitter tulips" d? R down.

Mr. Davis v? Ccording enough g? Tt with p?

to sign their old b? cker-

- As we f? R to Wonderland? Eight f? R s

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Ronald M. Cohen

Ronald M. Cohen (December 23, 1939, Chicago, Illinois – April 21, 1998, Los Angeles, California) was a US American screen writer and film producer. His screenwriting career started in the 1960s and he studied Film at New York University. His screenwriting career encompassed Blue (1968 film), the 1977 film Twilight's Last Gleaming and the 1984 TV series Call to Glory. In 1977 he wrote a script for the movie adaption of Lothar-Günther Buchheims novel Das Boot, but it was rejected by Buchheim. For his screenwriting for the Series American Dream he was nominated for an Emmy in 1981. His last finished work was the screenwriting for the successful 1997 TV film Last Stand at Saber River starring Tom Selleck. He was in a relationship with actress Julie Adams. more…

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