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00:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:43How could this be? He was totally fine when he left. How is he just... gone?
00:51I was sobbing so hard, I could hardly hold myself up. Dawson sighed and patted my shoulder.
00:57Claire, I know this is awful. I'm so sorry about Evan's accident. Try to hold on. The neighbors will help
01:04arrange the funeral.
01:05I want to see him one last time. Dawson handed me an urn with tears in his eyes.
01:10The body's already been cremated. This is all that's left of him.
01:18Margaret nearly fainted. She beat her chest, calling Evan's name over and over. Then she grabbed my hand, choking on
01:26sobs.
01:28Claire Evans gone. Don't fuss over a sick old woman like me. You won that huge award and you've got
01:36your shot with NYCDDC. Head to New York and live your own life.
01:42Claire, I know this is an amazing opportunity, but Margaret's got severe heart trouble. If you leave too, what if
01:50she has an attack?
01:50I lowered my head and wiped my eyes. Inside, I was seething. In my past life, that was the line
01:59that broke me. That was what made me give up everything to stay in this town and take care of
02:04Margaret.
02:05Margaret. The neighbors all called me one in a million. A devoted woman. Margaret kept saying she was a burden,
02:12which only made me try harder to prove her wrong.
02:15I thought I was honoring Evan. Honoring the life we were meant to have. I worked the farm day and
02:22night to save up for Margaret's surgery. I wore myself to the bone.
02:27Then Margaret died. And Evan showed up, glowing with health. Vivian hung on his arm.
02:34Their two children at their sides. That was when I learned. He'd faked his own death to run off with
02:40Vivian.
02:42Margaret had been in on it. And Vivian? She'd stolen my winning design. She built her entire career off it,
02:50earning a reputation as a rising architect.
02:53But I never even got the chance to make them pay. I collapsed from exhaustion and died before I could.
02:59Once I was gone, Evan reclaimed the house. He seized the farm I'd built with my hands and spent every
03:06last cent of my savings.
03:08Then, by some mercy, I woke up again. This time, every single one of them would pay.
03:15Margaret was still wailing. Dawson was waiting for my answer. I lifted my head.
03:21I understand. I can't leave Margaret, either. Let's hold Evan's funeral first. I want him to rest in peace.
03:30They left to round up the neighbors. I grabbed the cremation certificate and drove straight to vital records.
03:36Hi. My husband passed away. I'd like to register his death.
03:41The moment the stamp came down, I finally smiled.
03:45You wanted to play dead, you bastard? This time, I'll make it legal.
03:51When I got back from vital records, the yard had already been set up.
03:56Evan's urn sat in the middle of the lawn with a photo of him taped to it.
04:00A bunch of daisies had been placed beside it.
04:03The neighbors kept glancing at the urn, looking awkward.
04:07Greenwood was an old-fashioned southern town.
04:10Most people here held a wake over the body first, then buried the dead.
04:14In my past life, I'd wondered, too.
04:17Why had Evan's accident happened so suddenly?
04:20And why had he been cremated so fast?
04:24Cremation had been Evan's last wish.
04:27He didn't want us seeing what the crash had done to his body.
04:30He didn't want to hurt us anymore.
04:33Back then, I cried even harder.
04:35I thought Evan was so noble and thoughtful.
04:39Now the memory only made me sick.
04:41Margaret had helped spin the fake death lie so her son could run off with Vivian and start over in
04:46New York.
04:48Claire, where did you go? Come help.
04:50Margaret grabbed my hand.
04:52I want Evan buried in the Carter family plot.
04:56I want him to rest as soon as possible.
04:58I nodded and went along with the funeral arrangements.
05:01After the short memorial, I held the urn in both hands and cried all the way to the cemetery.
05:07Then I buried his ashes, myself.
05:11Half the town came.
05:12Every last one of them believed Evan was dead.
05:16After the funeral, an insurance adjuster came by.
05:19Evan had taken out an accidental death policy.
05:22Margaret was the beneficiary.
05:24The payout would go straight into her bank account.
05:27In my past life, I pitied the old woman for losing her son.
05:31I never demanded a single dollar from her.
05:34And what did she do?
05:36She kept asking me for money.
05:38She said she couldn't stop her medication and always complained to the neighbors that she couldn't afford surgery.
05:44Later, I found out she had never used that money for treatment at all.
05:49She sent the insurance payout to Evan.
05:51And every dollar I gave her got wired to New York.
05:54For her, I gave up my place at NYCDDC, and Vivian used my design to get into the project team.
06:03Evan used her connection to slide into that same project.
06:06They lived such comfortable lives, while I remained trapped on that farm, living like a fool.
06:13My fingers shook thinking about it.
06:15A whole life ruined by one lie.
06:18I'd worked myself to death.
06:20Not this time.
06:22After the funeral, Margaret tucked her bank card away in her room.
06:26And I already had a plan.
06:30The next morning, I went to the county clerk.
06:33I filed for living assistance.
06:35I also asked that the farm, the house, and everything under Evan's name be transferred to me.
06:42Dawson's face went dark.
06:44Just like I expected.
06:46Evan was off with Vivian.
06:47He would never let me walk away with his property.
06:51Cue the waterworks.
06:53Dawson, Evan's gone.
06:55It's just me and Margaret now.
06:57If the farm and house aren't under my name, what happens after Margaret dies?
07:01What if the rest of the Carter family throws me out?
07:05Evan was our only income.
07:08Now he's dead.
07:10If I don't apply for assistance, how are Margaret and I supposed to survive?
07:15Claire, stop crying.
07:17We have to take Margaret's wishes into account.
07:22I'll help you apply for the assistance, but I can't guarantee it'll be approved.
07:27That was when Margaret came rushing in.
07:29I didn't give her a chance to speak.
07:32Mom, from now on, I'm your daughter.
07:36If you agree to transfer the farm and house to me, I'll take care of you for the rest of
07:42your life.
07:43Margaret's face darkened.
07:44She yanked her arm away.
07:47The Carter farm doesn't go to outsiders.
07:50Outsiders?
07:54I'm Evan's legal heir.
07:57I'm still young.
08:00If you won't do this, I'll leave for New York and live my own life.
08:08Margaret and Dawson exchanged a look.
08:10In my past life, I could never understand why Evan hadn't just divorced me.
08:15Now I did.
08:17A divorce would have exposed his cheating.
08:19It would have meant splitting property with me.
08:22And once I was gone, no one would stay behind to care for Margaret and the farm.
08:27Most importantly, his mistress was about to walk into NYCDDC using my stolen design.
08:34Margaret?
08:34He was banking on her to get him in, too.
08:37As long as I stayed trapped in Greenwood, he could live well in New York.
08:42Margaret's face was cold.
08:44The farm and the house are not going to you.
08:47Evan's sister Laura is still alive.
08:51I'm still alive.
08:53Why should I hand anything over to you?
08:55I looked at her and said flatly,
08:57Then you can go live with Laura.
09:00Mom, if you won't give me anything to hold on to, that's not fair.
09:04Margaret only had two children, Evan and Laura.
09:07But she had always favored her son and treated Laura badly.
09:11After Laura got married, she never came back to Greenwood.
09:15Margaret was old, sick.
09:17She couldn't live alone.
09:18And the only person left to rely on was me.
09:24Let me think about it.
09:25Margaret looked annoyed.
09:26The farm and the house belong to the Carter family.
09:29If I just hand it over, I'd be betraying Evan Evans' father's wishes.
09:33Mom, the living have to survive.
09:35You can take your time thinking about it.
09:39I already lost Evan.
09:41I'm not losing my future, too.
09:43If you won't do this, I'm leaving for New York tomorrow.
09:46Dawson jumped in.
09:47Claire, even if Evan is gone,
09:49Margaret is still your mother-in-law.
09:52Walking out on her wouldn't look right.
09:55And the design project you applied for is already getting underway.
09:59It's too late for you to go to New York anyway.
10:01I let out a sigh.
10:04Dawson, I hear you.
10:05But I have no income.
10:08What exactly am I supposed to do without money?
10:11If Margaret needs care, you can help her find a home aid.
10:15Or you can call Laura.
10:17Dawson's face soured.
10:19He knew I wasn't the same Claire he used to push around.
10:23Margaret stared at me for a long moment.
10:26Then, through gritted teeth, she said,
10:28Go home first.
10:31Dawson and I need to talk.
10:32Back at the farm, I went straight into Margaret's room.
10:36She kept her bank card in a box inside the nightstand.
10:39I'd watched exactly where she put it.
10:42I took the card, dropped in another one from the same bank, and set everything back exactly how it had
10:49been.
10:50Margaret came home late that night.
10:52Her face was dark the second she stepped inside.
10:55Then she saw the empty kitchen and snapped.
10:58Why didn't you make dinner?
11:01I looked at her with red-rimmed eyes.
11:03I'm too heartbroken to eat, Margaret.
11:06Evan just died.
11:08How could you still have an appetite?
11:11She choked on that for a second, then forced out a dry laugh.
11:17The living still have to live.
11:19I just want us to keep going so Evan can rest easy.
11:23Then she paused.
11:25As for the house and the farm, I talked it over with Dawson.
11:30It isn't easy for you to stay here and take care of me.
11:34I'll agree to the transfer.
11:36We'll handle the paperwork tomorrow.
11:38I smiled.
11:40Once the transfer was done, it would be final.
11:43No one would be able to take it back.
11:46The next day, the moment the signatures were done and the house and farm were legally mine,
11:52I nearly stopped breathing.
11:54This time, Evan would have nowhere to go back to.
11:57He wanted to live it up in New York and keep the farm as a fallback?
12:01Not a chance.
12:03Margaret looked sick over it.
12:05She didn't come home with me.
12:07She left directly from the office.
12:09I knew exactly where she was going.
12:12To the bank.
12:13She was going to try to wire money to Evan.
12:16That night, just as I was about to fall asleep, my bedroom door was kicked open.
12:22Margaret stood in the doorway, shaking with rage, pointing at me.
12:27You...
12:28You registered Evan as dead?
12:33I woke up fully at once, then nodded like I didn't understand the problem.
12:38Yeah, Mom.
12:40He's dead.
12:41Of course I registered it.
12:43And I need it for the assistance application and to handle the estate transfer.
12:47Margaret clutched at her chest, breathing hard.
12:51Why did you do that without asking me?
12:54If anyone should have filed it, it should have been me!
12:57I stared at her in confusion.
13:00You're a little bit old to handle all that paperwork, Margaret.
13:02I'm Evan's wife.
13:04Why wouldn't I?
13:06And he was already cremated.
13:08Registering the death was the normal next step.
13:10Then I let out a tired sigh.
13:14Okay, Mom.
13:16I know it's been hard for you with Evan gone.
13:18But it's done.
13:19Go to bed.
13:22She glared at me, lips trembling.
13:25But she couldn't say a word.
13:27She turned and went back to her room.
13:29I knew she must have gone to the bank today to transfer money to Evan.
13:33But Evan's death had been registered.
13:35In the bank system, he was already listed as dead.
13:39So of course that transfer wouldn't go through.
13:42If he wanted to work in New York, rent an apartment,
13:45build any life there at all,
13:47he'd have to fix his identity problem first.
13:50And to fix it, he'd have to come back in person and admit he had never died.
13:56At that point, how exactly was he going to explain it?
13:59A man who had been cremated and buried suddenly showing up alive?
14:06A few minutes later, I heard Margaret sobbing in the next room.
14:10Lying there in the dark, I couldn't help smiling.
14:13Playing dead was easy.
14:15Living as a dead man?
14:17That's the hard part.
14:19For the next few days, Margaret kept running into town.
14:23She came home looking worse each time.
14:25Whenever I asked what she'd been doing, she refused to answer.
14:30I knew she was looking for a way to restore Evan's identity.
14:33But it was useless.
14:35Nothing would change unless Evan showed up in person.
14:38And the second he came back, everyone in Greenwood would know he had never been dead at all.
14:44Once that happened, not only was he finished,
14:47Dawson, who signed the cremation certificate, was finished too.
14:53I wasn't sitting still either.
14:56I stopped doing farm work.
14:57I stopped washing Margaret's clothes.
15:00I stopped cooking.
15:01All I did was pack my things and get ready for New York.
15:05In my last life, I lost 20 years in this town.
15:08This time, I was not sacrificing myself for anyone.
15:12Margaret grew more and more disgusted with me by the day.
15:16She wore that sour expression all the time,
15:19muttering that I was lazy,
15:21that Evan had barely died and I was already neglecting my duties.
15:25The assistance application still hadn't gone through.
15:29Dawson kept telling me there were lots of applications and that I needed to wait.
15:33I didn't wait.
15:35I sold everything in the house that would sell.
15:38Evan's old pickup.
15:39The television in the living room.
15:41Unused tools.
15:43Furniture.
15:44Anything that had value.
15:46I sold all of it to the pawn shop in town.
15:52When Margaret came home and found the place half empty.
15:55Claire, have you lost your mind?
15:59Are you planning to empty out this whole house?
16:03She ran straight to the front porch, dropped to the ground and started screaming.
16:07Come look!
16:08Everyone, come look!
16:09Evan's barely gone and she's selling off the house!
16:14She's going to leave me with nothing to live on!
16:17The neighbors came fast.
16:19Margaret cried harder.
16:21She won't work the farm.
16:23She won't cook.
16:24And now she's selling off the house!
16:28I'm a sick old woman.
16:30How am I supposed to live?
16:34She even registered Evan's death behind my back!
16:39How could she be so heartless?
16:42She might as well kill me and be done with it!
16:46I sat down on the steps and started crying too.
16:51Evan is gone.
16:53How am I supposed to run the farm by myself?
16:56The assistant still hasn't come through.
16:59And Margaret keeps saying she needs treatment.
17:01If I don't sell things, we'll starve!
17:04And registering at Evan's death is only standard procedure.
17:08When someone dies, that's what you have to do.
17:11Margaret glared at me, her face ugly with rage.
17:14I turned to the neighbors with tear-filled eyes.
17:17And Evan's insurance paid out all went to Margaret.
17:20But she won't use it for treatment, food, or the farm.
17:23What else was I supposed to do?
17:26Insurance!
17:26Margaret!
17:27I'm only trying to make sure we can keep living!
17:33The neighbors looked between us,
17:35and it was clear who they thought made more sense.
17:38One said,
17:40Claire's got a point.
17:42Evan's insurance payout was a good amount.
17:44You should at least use it to get through this.
17:48We've all seen how Claire's treated you over the years.
17:51She's willing to stay and take care of you.
17:54That's more than most would do.
17:56Color flooded, then drained from Margaret's face.
18:00Of course she didn't want to hand over any money.
18:03All she could do was keep crying.
18:07Insurance money?
18:08That's for my treatment!
18:10She's not my blood.
18:11How do I know she'll really take care of me?
18:14And she didn't even tell me before registering Evan's death.
18:18She has no respect for me at all!
18:20I cried louder.
18:21I'm giving up my whole life to take care of you!
18:24And you still treat me like an outsider?
18:31I told you already.
18:32If I wanted to apply for assistance,
18:34I had to register and hit me a death.
18:35Why?
18:37Unless Evan isn't really dead.
18:39That made everyone go still.
18:41Then all the neighbors turned to look at Margaret.
18:46Margaret's face changed, but she kept wailing.
18:48Of course!
18:49I wish my son wasn't dead!
18:52Otherwise, how could I just let you walk all over me like this?
18:55Then hand over the insurance money.
18:58I shot back.
18:59From now on, I'll manage it.
19:00You're not earning anything.
19:02So everything falls on me.
19:05I need money to buy livestock we can actually raise.
19:09But Margaret didn't have that money anymore.
19:11The last time she went out to transfer money,
19:14she found out Evan had been legally registered as dead.
19:17And by then, the bank card was already gone.
19:21Maybe it had already been mailed off to Evan.
19:24The neighbors kept urging her to hand it over.
19:27Someone said,
19:28It's just the two of you now.
19:30It makes sense for Claire to manage the money,
19:33buy seeds, purchase livestock,
19:34and keep some steady income coming in.
19:38Margaret stammered and said nothing.
19:40So I started crying again.
19:42Everyone can see it.
19:44Margaret is guarding that money from me.
19:47Like I'm a thief.
19:48I haven't laid eyes on that payout once.
19:51The household money is almost gone.
19:53Even now, she won't trust me with a penny.
19:56What choice do I have but to sell things?
19:59The neighbors all looked at me sympathetically
20:01and kept telling Margaret to turn the money over.
20:04Margaret realized she wasn't going to win.
20:07So she clutched her chest,
20:09rolled on the ground,
20:10and started screaming that her heart hurt.
20:12That I was trying to kill her.
20:14The neighbors gave up and went home,
20:17shaking their heads.
20:18The moment they were all gone,
20:20I crossed my arms and leaned against the doorway,
20:23watching Margaret calmly.
20:25No audience.
20:26No more performance.
20:28She climbed right off the ground and glared at me.
20:34Evan's dead.
20:35And this is how you treat me?
20:36Happy now?
20:37You snake.
20:38I smiled faintly.
20:40Is that so?
20:41Is he really dead?
20:43What do you mean?
20:45Margaret staggered back two steps.
20:47I didn't answer.
20:49I just turned and walked back inside.
20:53The NYCDDC project had already launched,
20:55so it was too late for me to step in now.
20:58But Vivian taking my place?
21:00That wasn't over.
21:02I wasn't going to let her walk away with it.
21:05The next morning,
21:06I got on a plane to New York
21:07with the money from the sale and my design portfolio.
21:10In my last life,
21:12when Evan showed up again,
21:14Vivian had told me everything herself.
21:17Vivian had smugly thanked me
21:18for looking after her lover's mother
21:20and bragged about the fancy apartment
21:22they occupied close to the NYCDDC office.
21:27If she hadn't shown off,
21:29I'd never have known where to find them.
21:31So I rented a small room near the office building.
21:35Every day,
21:35I sat in the coffee shop across the street
21:37and waited for Vivian to show up.
21:39On the third evening,
21:41I finally saw her.
21:43She looked nothing like the Vivian from Greenwood.
21:45She was wearing a white suit,
21:47holding rolled-up design drawings,
21:49and walking out of the building
21:50like she belonged there.
21:52Coworkers smiled and greeted her as they passed.
21:55See you tomorrow, Vivian.
21:56She smiled back at them
21:57like those designs were really hers.
21:59That draft looked good.
22:01Thank you.
22:02I appreciate it.
22:03I stared at her,
22:05fingers curling tighter and tighter around my cup.
22:08That was supposed to be my life,
22:10my work,
22:12my job.
22:13I threw on a hat and a scarf
22:15and followed her.
22:17Vivian had barely reached the corner
22:19when Evan came up carrying groceries.
22:23I followed them from a distance
22:25and ended up outside an apartment building
22:27not far from my place.
22:29I memorized the address
22:31and waited until they went upstairs
22:32before getting closer.
22:34When I reached the door,
22:36I heard the shouting inside.
22:38Vivian's voice was high and sharp.
22:40You keep telling me to wait!
22:42I can wait!
22:43But the NYCDCC won't wait for you!
22:45You still can't fix your identity!
22:47How are you supposed to get into the project?!
22:49You want our kids
22:50to be born to a father with no job?!
22:53Evan lowered his voice
22:54and tried to soothe her.
22:57Vivian, just give me a little more time.
22:59Your dad said he'd help me.
23:02I don't know what got into Claire.
23:04Why would she actually register my dad?
23:08Hearing how gentle he sounded
23:10made me feel sick.
23:11When he was with me,
23:12he had always been cold.
23:14I had never once heard him speak like that.
23:17And a baby?
23:19He hadn't even been dead that long.
23:22So they'd been sneaking around
23:23a lot longer than I'd thought.
23:25Something crashed.
23:26Your mother said she'd send us money!
23:29The card she mailed us has nothing on it!
23:33We can't even make that month away!
23:36Evan snapped back.
23:37That's impossible!
23:40Mom wouldn't lie to me.
23:42She'll figure something out.
23:43If I'd known it would go like this,
23:46you should have just divorced Claire!
23:49You just had to fake your death.
23:51And now look at you.
23:53No identity.
23:54No job.
23:55No money.
23:56My dad never approved of you.
23:57If I hadn't gotten pregnant,
23:59he wouldn't have let me come with you at all.
24:04Evan was quiet for a while.
24:05Then he said through clenched teeth,
24:09You think I didn't want a divorce?
24:10If I divorced Claire,
24:13she would have taken half the farm and the house.
24:17And what if she came to NYCDDC afterward?
24:20Relax.
24:21I'll call back tomorrow.
24:22Dawson can write up something
24:23and we'll reverse the death registration.
24:26Listening to them tear into each other
24:28was a small, dark satisfaction.
24:31Good.
24:32So filing him as dead
24:33had changed everything.
24:35And hearing that he still hadn't gotten into NYCDDC
24:39made me breathe easier.
24:41A bastard like Evan
24:42didn't deserve a good life.
24:44Let's see how much love is left
24:46when there's no money and no future.
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