Danny: Morning.

Chris: Good morning. I made some coffee.

Danny: I know. The aroma woke me up. Thank you.

Chris: You found a robe, I see.

Danny: Yeah, probably one that Paul left behind, I suppose.

Chris: I keep meaning to send that back.

Danny: Hey, it came in handy. How long you been up?

Chris: Not long. Listen, I have nothing in the kitchen. I haven't been to the store in a week.

Danny: Why don't I run out and grab some eggs and stuff and whip us up a couple omelets?

Chris: I'm too nervous to eat.

Danny: Ah, yeah, the big court date.

Chris: Yeah, and I don't have too long before I have to leave.

Danny: I shouldn't have kept you up so late.

Chris: You don't see me complaining, do you?

Danny: Look, um... about last night, I--

Chris: I am so surprised that I allowed that to happen, but I did.

Danny: Any regrets?

Chris: That's what's also very surprising-- not a single one.

Danny: Honest, no regrets?

Chris: What, do you want it in writing?

Danny: Yeah, in a nice, sturdy frame so I can hang it on my wall.

Chris: Hmm, you don't ask for a lot, do you?

Danny: Things feel different this morning.

Chris: How do you mean?

Danny: Last night just... it seemed so natural, being with you again.

Chris: We're hardly strangers.

Danny: Yeah, but it's been a million years. And I know you've been through a lot this past year. Your personal life has been...

Chris: Complicated.

Danny: Plus, you have a new job and a heavy workload.

Chris: Haven't we had this conversation?

Danny: Look, Chris, I know I showed up on your doorstep out of the blue, without warning.

Chris: You caught me totally off guard. I was stunned. But I certainly have been enjoying your company. You have made me laugh more than I have in ages. And you know something?

Danny: What?

Chris: I think it's exactly what I needed-- to lighten up, not take life so seriously.

Danny: Is that what you were doing before I arrived on the scene?

Chris: I had almost forgotten what it was like to have fun-- no pressure, not analyzing everything, just hanging out with a terrific guy who happens to be my ex-husband and a dear friend.

Danny: That's what we are, aren't we? Dear friends. It's pretty cool, huh?

Chris: If someone would have told me a few months ago that we would be sitting here at the beginning of the year, I would've thought they were nuts.

Danny: I had no idea... or what to expect when I saw you again.

Chris: Are you disappointed?

Danny: It was like I had never left.

Chris: I am so glad to have you here. I mean that.