Victoria Manners Pays a Visit and Takes a Long Long Look at David

Your Coca-Cola bottle presents Claudia based on the famous play and novels by Rose Franken Brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles Coca-Cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself have a Coke and now Claudia Oh, what a beautiful evening you're going to go back into the house.

Listen. That one bird. He always sings on the apple tree. Almost June. It's half the leaving. And June means summer. My first summer, darling. In our own house. In our own baby. You're getting excited about it?

I'm getting impatient. I don't blame you. I wonder what it'll be like. I mean, you and me. You and I. Are you going to correct my grammar in front of our son? I hope that by the time our son is old enough to understand that you will have learned some grammar.

Anyways, I was saying I wonder what it'll be like. You and I have in a child. Expect everything will be different. I expect so, but things are always different. I used to hate the idea of life changing.

Yeah, I remember. I remember. I don't anymore, darling. I got into the thy trust tomorrow completely. Because yesterday and today we're so present. That's a nice compliment. A nice feeling too. Well, I hope you're right. I am. Time that little bird was asleep. Your time isn't. Almost nine o'clock.

So late. I think it's time this little bird were asleep too. Ooh, tomorrow's Saturday. Oh, good. Then we can sleep late. Wanna go back into the house? Not particularly. It's nice out here. Uh-oh. Phone ringing inside.

Now who could that be at this hour? Mama? No, she just phoned an hour ago. Maybe she's getting extravagant, they're over. Hold on, not a chance. She said she was coming back up in the morning and...