Rote Rosen Folge 1235

The View
The View
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00:00I find that you are unnecessarily strict with maternal protection.
00:02You are exactly the type who pulls the emergency brake too late.
00:06That's why I'm doing this for you now.
00:08Is that your last word?
00:09Yes, it is.
00:10I don't want to see you anymore.
00:12Never again.
00:13Get out.
00:15And this is a good opportunity
00:17to finally catch up on our weekend trip
00:20before we go back to Frankfurt next week.
00:22Roman, please stop now!
00:25You can't just decide on me like that!
00:30I'm worn and painted by the sun
00:32And it's in my eyes
00:34And it's in my eyes
00:38Caught by the rapture of the dawn
00:40And a restless sky
00:42And a restless sky
00:46This is my life
00:48This is my life
00:50This is the way to find my own
00:54This is my life
00:56This is my life
00:58This is the world where I belong
01:04I'm rolling on
01:06I'm rolling on
01:29I'm rolling on
01:34I'm rolling on
01:39I'm rolling on
01:46I'm rolling on
01:52I just want us to make a decision together.
01:55But this is an absurd discussion.
01:59We've always been fine, dear.
02:01And you liked it when I took the things into my own hands.
02:04Clemens is absolutely right. You always want to control everything.
02:08Clemens...
02:09That's why the wind blows.
02:11That's nonsense.
02:12How can you stand on his side?
02:17I wouldn't have thought that you'd do this to me.
02:19Roman!
02:23Oh, my God.
02:35Hi, Bente.
02:36Hey.
02:37Is everything okay?
02:41It's okay.
02:42We haven't seen each other since the car accident.
02:45That's right. Stress.
02:47A lot of work for my father.
02:50Is that too much for you?
02:51No, it's more like private stress.
02:55Vincent.
02:57Apparently, I can't live my life without arguments and injuries.
03:00I know that from somewhere.
03:04Well...
03:06It's probably not the right moment, but...
03:10Your car accident...
03:12Yes?
03:14It reminded me of my father.
03:16Things I've suppressed for a long time.
03:19He died in a car accident.
03:22I'm still very angry at him for doing this to me.
03:27Suicide?
03:29He ran into a bridge crasher.
03:32But what I really want to say is...
03:36I've suppressed my anger and my pain for a long time.
03:39But it's gotten worse now.
03:42But I have friends who were there for me.
03:44It's so important to have good friends.
03:46Yes, yes.
03:48The therapist has also straightened out some things.
03:52And now you want to give me his number?
03:53No.
03:55I want to tell you not to suppress your emotions.
03:58Let them out.
04:00I did.
04:02And then I threw Vincent out.
04:05Do you feel better now?
04:08I'm still injured.
04:09Then the issue is probably not quite over.
04:13Sometimes I want to hide from everyone.
04:16I tried.
04:18It doesn't help.
04:23Oh, look at this.
04:26I bought this with Anne when she was a fresh single.
04:29To cheer her up a little.
04:33Well.
04:34Today you can probably bear a little encouragement, right?
04:39Really, Merle?
04:40Such a face on your birthday?
04:42I'm just sad that Anne is leaving.
04:45It's getting lonelier without her.
04:46Anne is not out of the world.
04:48Berlin is almost around the corner.
04:50She's starting a new life.
04:53A new job.
04:54A baby.
04:55And certainly a new partner soon.
04:57Who says that I don't make a few changes in your life, huh?
05:02And forget it.
05:03I'm 50.
05:03Oh, 50. Oh, my God.
05:07I told you, you can experience and move so much.
05:11And to explain a round birthday to the drama.
05:14That's really a little childish.
05:17That's what's building me up now.
05:19I'm just pretending.
05:20Internally, I'm still childish.
05:23No, thank you.
05:25So, I'm done in the bedroom.
05:30Everything okay?
05:31Yes.
05:33Everything is okay.
05:34I don't know.
05:35Sensational. I'm finally turning 50.
05:38From today on, I'll finally count to the old iron.
05:41But luckily, that's a waste of time.
05:44Because I'm a successful businesswoman.
05:45And I don't have time to think about a few more folds.
05:49You're not just successful.
05:51You're attractive.
05:53Don't bother.
05:54She doesn't listen to us.
05:56You're not objective.
05:57You're family.
05:59Don't be crazy.
06:00Tonight we're celebrating my farewell party and have a lot of fun.
06:04Tell me, Anne.
06:05Could you maybe do without me?
06:09What?
06:10I... I still have so much to do.
06:11My farewell party?
06:13No.
06:14No?
06:15No! You're coming!
06:28Well, that's going to be a very posthumous birthday present.
06:31We'll never get there with the engine.
06:33Where's Vincent Van Loon?
06:35That guy is fun to me.
06:37He drags this junk on us and doesn't let himself be seen.
06:39Yeah, he probably has a lot to do with his Ascania Park construction site.
06:43Yes, that's possible.
06:45But at some point I'll need my workshop for myself again.
06:47I want to build boats here and not screw on aircraft engines.
06:51What do you think about my wife getting mad at me?
06:54Now it's getting interesting.
06:55Do you really think I'm listening to how you persuade her that I admonish her?
06:59Did she say that?
07:00Not like that.
07:01But your accusations were very good to hear.
07:05Roman, those were facts.
07:07Oh, yes.
07:08And a half-hearted story to buy her the tea office.
07:12That was more than ridiculous.
07:14You don't want her to be on her own.
07:17Those were normal negotiations.
07:19Yes, for a price I could only refuse.
07:21That was exactly your goal.
07:23But okay, I didn't tell her anything about it.
07:25By the way, if I hadn't left her the rooms up front, there would have been no tea office.
07:30So you're the hero in the story.
07:33At least I don't want to see her at home at the stove as soon as possible.
07:37Yes, if you say so.
07:39What's the reason you wanted to talk to me?
07:42Do us all a favor and keep your suppressive theories to yourself.
07:48And stop excluding my wife from you.
07:51Wow, the patriarch has spoken.
07:54You haven't changed.
07:57How stupid of me to believe that there could be a new beginning for us.
08:07It's not easy with him.
08:11Do you know what I don't understand?
08:13How your daughter gets along with him all the time.
08:18So, this is the schedule I got from Mr. Winter.
08:21It would be nice if you had an eye on it.
08:23It's done, boss.
08:24Apologize for being late.
08:26Oh, Mr. Verloren, we started without you.
08:28The construction manager hung up on me on the phone.
08:30Good, then bring Mr. Eckert to the latest status on the foundation.
08:33You'll have to excuse me.
08:36I thought we'd discuss this together.
08:38I have a few suggestions you can give me later, Otter.
08:42I have an appointment.
08:43Of course, I understand.
08:45By the way, I've accepted the topic of single and comfort suites.
08:48The construction manager will present you some sketches tomorrow.
08:51Wonderful, then everything will go well.
08:52Well, gentlemen.
08:59Well, then we can get started.
09:00Just a second.
09:04Exhausting day?
09:05You can say that out loud.
09:08Apart from the fact that I'm rushing from appointment to appointment,
09:10I also have a private construction site.
09:14Indeed.
09:17I'm afraid I've stepped on someone's feet
09:20and I have something to make up for.
09:22How about an apology?
09:26I tried, but it didn't work out.
09:29Well, I don't know exactly what it's about, but...
09:32Sometimes it helps to apologize without talking yourself out of it at the same time.
09:38What do you mean?
09:40An assumption that honest apologies are not exactly your core competence.
09:47Core?
09:48Competence.
10:03Anne, come in.
10:05Hello.
10:13Please, you have to forgive me.
10:16I've acted like a total idiot.
10:19I'm glad that you don't care where I live.
10:22Still, my motives were simply selfish.
10:26I would have preferred to have you and the baby next to me.
10:29Berlin doesn't mean that we won't see each other again.
10:31No, but it doesn't make things any easier.
10:40But we'll try, won't we?
10:42Yes, of course.
10:44I'll be there for you and the baby.
10:47Aren't you afraid that I'll neglect our child because of my job there?
10:51Kalle made it clear to me how perfect you need to be.
10:55If someone puts their political career and child under one hat, then it's you.
11:01It was just stupid of me to doubt you.
11:05And I know that the baby won't be missing from your life.
11:09Thank you for saying that.
11:26Hey.
11:28Hello, birthday boy.
11:30What a surprise.
11:32Let me hug you.
11:34Can I wish for something?
11:37Of course, you're a birthday boy.
11:40Can we please forget the word birthday for today?
11:44Oh, that sounds depressing.
11:47I am depressed.
11:49Come on, let's sit on the sofa and be depressed together.
11:52Why? What's the matter with you?
11:55It's not a topic for today.
11:58Hey, today is a normal day. Have you already forgotten?
12:02Get out of there.
12:04I have a little something for you.
12:07You can open it whenever you want.
12:10That's sweet.
12:14I'll open it later.
12:17Now please tell me why you're depressed today.
12:20Roman and I...
12:22...we got into a lot of trouble.
12:25What was it about?
12:27He wants to hire a specialist in the veterinary office.
12:30Okay, and you don't?
12:32Well, at least I want to be asked.
12:35He can't just put me in front of complete facts.
12:38Of course.
12:40Doesn't he see that?
12:42Well, not really.
12:44But he can't just decide for me, over my head.
12:47You're absolutely right.
12:48Although sometimes it's nice when someone takes care of you.
12:53Did I hear correctly?
12:56My best wishes for your birthday.
13:03How old are you?
13:0650.
13:08Oh, a wonderful age.
13:11I like to think back on it.
13:14I don't even know what kind of theatre people do with it.
13:18It's just ridiculous.
13:29I'd best make you a bill for the whole quarter.
13:33You look battered, Bente.
13:36I have mild headaches.
13:38But I've already taken a pill.
13:40I have mild headaches.
13:43But I've already taken a pill.
13:45Not that you're spreading something and infecting all of us.
13:48Okay.
13:50Hey, Bente.
13:52Hi.
13:54Hey, Lars.
13:56Do you want to see me?
13:58No, I have an appointment with Mr. Lichtenhagen.
14:00Ben and I want to have the contracts for the city of Dahle checked again legally.
14:04Sensible.
14:06Yes, everything is starting to take shape.
14:07Next, we absolutely need our own offices.
14:10Bye.
14:12What are you up to?
14:14We don't need a lot of space.
14:16What's important is that we can provide a serious company address.
14:20How about this office?
14:22Actually, I'm a bit too old to sit on your lap.
14:26Then it's good that I'm going to Frankfurt now.
14:29What? Already?
14:31And what about Mom?
14:33She's coming, of course.
14:34Is Mom even ready to give her store to strangers?
14:38Yes, we'll look at a few applicants in the next few days.
14:41Nobody will be there.
14:43Dad, the work is really fun for you.
14:45I only discussed marketing strategies with her today.
14:48I didn't recognize her at all.
14:50She knew exactly what she wanted.
14:52Like a real businesswoman.
14:57Hey.
14:59Are you madly proud of her?
15:01Yes, of course.
15:02Of course.
15:04Very proud, even.
15:07You can leave your things here for now.
15:10You can pick them up tomorrow morning.
15:12By the way, thank you very much for helping us.
15:15You're welcome.
15:17We'll see you at Anne's farewell party, Mrs. Rose?
15:19It's Merle's birthday party at the same time.
15:22But don't tell her anything.
15:24It's supposed to be a surprise.
15:26She's a bit hesitant with her round birthday.
15:29Yes, I understand that.
15:30On my 50th birthday,
15:32not everything went smoothly.
15:34Actually, she didn't want to celebrate at all.
15:36But deep down in her heart,
15:38she's happy that we won't
15:40pass her round day too easily.
15:42I'll be right there.
15:44All right, I'm here.
15:48All the best for your 50th birthday.
15:53Everyone is well informed.
15:55Well, you don't have to look like that
15:57with your round eyes.
15:58Birthdays are only a reason for joy
16:01and not for secrecy.
16:03I know, I act childish.
16:05I'd better go to the front.
16:07I don't want to argue with you.
16:09Not even today.
16:11Yes, I'll go too.
16:13Sad sight, isn't it?
16:20The most important thing is
16:22that Anne is happy in Berlin.
16:24It's good that you thought about
16:26going to Berlin with Anne again.
16:28Well,
16:30such a long-term relationship
16:32just to be together,
16:34who needs that?
16:36I wanted to go with her as a friend
16:38to make her start in a new city
16:40and a new job easier.
16:42An act of pure love?
16:44How cute.
16:46Isn't that the desperate attempt
16:48to take Anne back?
16:50Diplomacy is not reversed
16:52in your high age, is it?
16:54Doesn't look like it.
16:56It's good that we don't have to
16:58agree on everything.
17:08Thank you for helping me.
17:10Don't mention it.
17:12It's a party for friends.
17:14I hope it stays that way
17:16until Mr. Böhneburg leaves
17:18to say goodbye to the mayor.
17:20I shouldn't have printed a flyer.
17:23Hello.
17:25Hold on, please.
17:26I have a headache and want to go to bed.
17:28Please sit down for a moment.
17:34My comment that you might have
17:36convinced the workers in the port
17:38differently
17:40was stupid of me
17:42and superfluous.
17:44You notice that, too?
17:48Yes.
17:50And that's why
17:52I want to apologize
17:54once again.
17:57I didn't think for a second
17:59that you would really do that.
18:02Why do you say that?
18:05I was angry with myself.
18:07After all, you achieved
18:09what I had been
18:11trying to achieve for days.
18:13It's a shame to put me down
18:15so that you don't feel so small.
18:17Yes, that's true.
18:20Vincent,
18:22if you say that to me again...
18:24Never again.
18:26I promise.
18:30You are a wonderful woman.
18:34And you don't need to listen
18:36to such crap.
18:41Then kiss me already.
18:48There is a woman for you
18:51who only has eyes and ears for you.
18:54Do you know when Mr. Albers
18:57is right?
19:04What are you doing here?
19:06I wanted to see you,
19:08but no one knew where you were.
19:10Well, that's how it is
19:12when you don't take care of patients
19:14but only run errands for your colleagues.
19:17How did it go
19:19at the wind park?
19:21Yes, the customer was very satisfied
19:23and wants to continue working with us.
19:24Well, then Winter and Berger
19:26had a great debut.
19:30Anything else?
19:32Yes.
19:34I'm sorry.
19:36Really.
19:38I didn't want to make you
19:40risk the health of our child.
19:42But I would be happy to do that,
19:44as ambitious as I am.
19:46I didn't say that.
19:48No, you didn't.
19:50But Mrs. Professor,
19:52I talked to her again.
19:54I told her that I have to protect her
19:56so that I don't overdo it.
19:58Yes, this is supposedly not meant as a punishment.
20:00She just doesn't want to take any risks.
20:02Well, you can understand a little, can't you?
20:04In case of doubt, she would be on it.
20:06But with her network and double floor,
20:08I am forced to eternal boredom.
20:10Sven, I'm not made for such office stuff.
20:13I know.
20:15I know.
20:17Maybe there are a few exciting things
20:19you can do at the desk.
20:21No.
20:23I'm just doing my job.
20:25I've always wanted to know
20:27what it's like to have a party on time.
20:40Oh, I can't even imagine
20:42that I'll finally be strong again.
20:44Sitting around doing nothing
20:46and not coming out of the house.
20:48It's so boring.
20:50It doesn't suit my taste at all.
20:52You have to be reasonable, Mrs. Jansen.
20:54Yes, but I am.
20:56I'm being nice.
20:58And I would love to come to your farewell party today.
21:00Oh, it's just a little party.
21:02Yes, still.
21:04It's an era to end.
21:06Your time as mayor.
21:11And you did your job so well.
21:14With your support.
21:16Well.
21:18Yes, just think of the Open Garden Day
21:20and the mayor election campaign.
21:22Oh, God.
21:24I enjoyed it so much.
21:26So when you get bored,
21:28you come to Berlin
21:30and teach my opponents fear.
21:32Careful!
21:34You know that I can hardly
21:36resist such a challenge.
21:38Well, at least we're laughing here.
21:40What about it?
21:42Sorry.
21:44But I got into a fight with your cousin again.
21:46Oh, Thomas, I beg you.
21:47You always provoke yourself
21:49far too quickly.
21:51Well, Merle is sometimes really shameless.
21:53According to Mrs. van Loon,
21:55I only wanted to go to Berlin
21:57because I can't stand my poor existence
21:59as a Lüneburger single.
22:01But she is just as poor
22:03as I am.
22:05Yes, and sometimes you just drink people
22:07just to feel better.
22:09Should I be sorry for you now?
22:11It's about understanding, my boy.
22:13Look, you live without a partner
22:15on your side.
22:17I'm not as single as you.
22:29So, now we have a break
22:31until 6 p.m.
22:33and then it's over here.
22:35I'll take a leap into the fresh air.
22:37Are you coming with me, Mick?
22:39Mick, is everything all right?
22:41You always have a love coma.
22:43Mr. Albers, it's not because of Bente.
22:45Your father.
22:47I don't want to have anything to do right now.
22:49Whether I want to or not.
22:51It's quite normal.
22:53I mean, you've been suppressing
22:55every thought of me so far.
22:57My therapist also says it takes time
22:59until I've processed something like that.
23:01I think I just shouldn't be so impatient
23:03with myself.
23:05He's completely right.
23:07I only have a really bad conscience
23:09towards you when I get hung up like that.
23:11You've done a lot for me.
23:13We just want you to process your grief.
23:15How fast is your thing alone?
23:17We love our grief.
23:19Come on.
23:24Your Roman is a closed-off man.
23:27Yes, he's a bit selfish.
23:30But all he really cares about
23:32is that everyone's fine.
23:34I'm afraid he'd be better off
23:36if I disappeared from your life again.
23:38Susanne,
23:40I thought we could talk,
23:42but if it doesn't work out...
23:44Nonsense!
23:45I have to get back to work.
23:47Otherwise we'll never get this engine running.
23:55I'm sorry.
23:57I hurt you this afternoon.
23:59I overreacted.
24:01Unfortunately, I always do that
24:03when Clemens comes into the game.
24:06That's why I overlooked
24:08what you really cared about.
24:10You should know that I don't
24:12only see your tea shop as a game.
24:13You're doing a good job here.
24:15I'm really proud of you.
24:17Thank you for saying that.
24:19I was told not to talk to the sommelier.
24:22I misjudged
24:24how much effort I had to put into you.
24:27Well,
24:29I didn't really communicate
24:32that I wanted to make my own decisions
24:34and that it's important to me
24:36to set up the tea shop on my own.
24:39Well,
24:40then it was all
24:42a stupid misunderstanding.
24:45Yes.
24:47We just have to
24:49exchange ideas in the future.
24:52That's right.
24:54And I'll make sure
24:56I don't overdo you with my plans again.
25:01The annual meeting...
25:03I can go there alone.
25:05No, no, no.
25:07I know how important the event is in this industry.
25:08I'll accompany you.
25:10Really?
25:12Yes.
25:14If I'm needed here in Lüneburg,
25:16I can go back anytime.
25:18Is that a good compromise?
25:21A very good one.
25:30Hey!
25:32How was the meeting?
25:34Very good.
25:35I got a follow-up job.
25:37Hey, great!
25:39I was...
25:41Man,
25:43I was totally nervous.
25:45But I've been doing this job for ages.
25:47Well, it's different when it's about your own company.
25:49Yes, you can say that out loud.
25:51Hey, I wasn't unemployed either.
25:53Look, I already finished a contract
25:55for our new employees
25:57and issued an advertising order to the agency.
25:59Oh, and I completed the pre-contract
26:01for our trailer.
26:03So while I got the money,
26:05you can pay me back in full, right?
26:07Of course!
26:09Hey, these are all necessary investments.
26:11I'll keep my back to you.
26:13Yes, you're right.
26:15I just don't want us to miscalculate.
26:17We won't.
26:19We'll soon be writing black numbers
26:21that make everyone else dizzy.
26:25Cheers!
26:28Thank you for allowing Sirius
26:30to stay with you for a while.
26:32Your Wallach can stay as long as necessary.
26:33He'll always be well taken care of.
26:35Thank you, Mr. Flickenschild.
26:37Thank you for everything.
26:39I've always felt so comfortable on your good side.
26:41And Sirius, of course.
26:43I hope we'll see each other again soon.
26:45I'm sorry, by the way,
26:47that I can't take the appointment this evening.
26:49Don't worry about it.
26:51Every nice face only makes the farewell more difficult.
26:56Mr. Flickenschild, may I?
26:58I'm just saying goodbye to your cousin,
27:00with a heavy heart.
27:01Yes.
27:03If you could fill this out,
27:05the finance office is waiting for it.
27:07Excuse me?
27:09Of course, go ahead.
27:11It's just about the date of birth,
27:13your tax number and a signature.
27:15I've got documents for you, too.
27:17Upstairs in my office.
27:19Yes, I'll get them later.
27:21So, is everything packed?
27:23Yes, but still you always feel
27:25that you've forgotten the most important thing.
27:27I think that's it.
27:29Here you go.
27:31Oh, no.
27:33All right.
27:35Then...
27:40Your cousin is a little special.
27:43Yes.
27:45That's why life with her is never boring.
27:47Oh, that's true.
27:49So, now finally.
27:51Goodbye.
27:53Goodbye, Ms. Lichtnagel.
27:54Goodbye.
28:00Oh, Merle!
28:03If I didn't like you so much...
28:05You're behaving really strange.
28:07He didn't even congratulate me on my birthday.
28:09How should he know?
28:11You didn't say a word.
28:13But it's written here on the form.
28:15Merle, you don't want to celebrate your birthday, do you?
28:17No.
28:19And you cut off your birth certificate, too?
28:21Yes.
28:22I don't want to.
28:24Well...
28:26Now that you mention it...
28:28Come on, Merle.
28:46I'm done for today.
28:48Me too.
28:50The engine is still not finished,
28:52but I'm glad it's done.
28:54Did you see Roman?
28:56Yes.
28:58Unfortunately, it was very unpleasant.
29:00I was afraid of that.
29:03Oh, he didn't tell you anything about it?
29:06Typical Roman.
29:09It was my fault.
29:11We had a fight,
29:13and I mentioned your name.
29:15Now he's suggesting
29:17that you're getting mad at him.
29:19I just said my opinion,
29:20and that's it.
29:22It was just a misunderstanding.
29:24Roman would have stayed out
29:26if he had known
29:28that I have my own plans for the office.
29:30And you believe him?
29:32Of course I believe him.
29:35Clemens, stop transferring your experiences
29:38with Roman to others.
29:40I don't want to be dragged into it.
29:42Yes, yes.
29:44I only keep you out of everything.
29:46You know I'm in a position.
29:47I'm behind my husband
29:49with whom I've been happily married for 18 years.
29:52Do you know what I don't understand?
29:54That a woman like you
29:56is content with such a small happiness.
29:58You can't judge that at all.
30:01For you, Roman was always the bad guy anyway.
30:07Regina is waiting for me.
30:18Hey.
30:24Thomas,
30:26it's your own business
30:28why you wanted to accompany Anne to Berlin.
30:30That's true, but
30:32I admit that Mrs. von Lohn
30:34is not my best friend.
30:36Nevertheless,
30:38she hit the nail on the head.
30:41You're lonely.
30:44I miss a family.
30:45It wouldn't have worked out
30:47with Anne and you anyway.
30:49I know.
30:51You shouldn't get involved.
30:53You can't force it.
30:55A plan B would be great.
30:59You have to go?
31:01Yes.
31:03I still have an important appointment in Bremen.
31:05I'll still be lonely later.
31:07So if you have a plan B for me ...
31:09Yes, but you're at these parties tonight.
31:11That's right.
31:13Birthday party?
31:15Yes, Mrs. von Lohn. Didn't you know?
31:17No.
31:19But she was there earlier.
31:21Well, then I'll have to catch up on my birthday wishes.
31:42Yes.
31:59Just say I'm the first.
32:01That's because you're a quarter of an hour early.
32:04Yes.
32:06Well, then I'll at least have you
32:08for a moment for me alone.
32:09And you have time to unpack this.
32:12My farewell present?
32:14A little memory of good times.
32:26I'm going to miss our trips together.
32:29Hopefully not just this one.
32:31No.
32:35You're starting to cry, aren't you?
32:37It's so hard to say goodbye
32:39and I've been doing nothing else all day.
32:43Then let's talk about a reunion.
32:48Are you trying to get me an invitation
32:50to Berlin from the cross?
32:52Yes, exactly.
32:54As soon as I've settled in,
32:56Carla and you will visit me, okay?
32:58We'll do that.
33:02Well, I could get used to it.
33:04I'll let you come home
33:05and you'll welcome me
33:07with my favorite ham noodles.
33:09If it turns out
33:11that you're sleeping with my boss.
33:13No, we have to eat something, too.
33:17I'll just enjoy the change
33:19before you have to go through
33:21double shifts in the hospital again.
33:23Yes, that's an eternity.
33:25Probably only in the next life.
33:27It's also nice to take a step back.
33:29You can finally take care of yourself,
33:31read baby books,
33:33cuddle on the couch with me.
33:35My boss wants to see
33:37how she gets on without me.
33:40So you hope
33:42that she will miss you painfully
33:44at some point, right?
33:46I just don't understand
33:48how you can waste your energy so much.
33:50It's good that I can no longer
33:52work at the station, okay,
33:54but the preparation for the study
33:56mainly takes place at the desk.
33:58Yes, now wait until the tickets have cooled down.
34:00Then you can talk to her in peace.
34:02What do you think?
34:03I don't want to run after you.
34:10I'll go down to Mrs. Jansen
34:12before the party, okay?
34:14I want to know how she's doing.
34:16Okay.
34:18At the moment I feel useless, damn it.
34:20That's only until you're strong again.
34:22Even if you feel fit again,
34:24the body has sent you clear signals.
34:26I know, I know.
34:28I'll stay at home.
34:30I'll take care of myself,
34:31as you ordered.
34:33Very good.
34:35Tell me,
34:37how is the tea shop going?
34:39How is the sale?
34:41It's more than good.
34:43The customers are very pleased.
34:45The shop is well visited
34:47and I just feel great.
34:49If your dear mother
34:51could experience that,
34:53believe me,
34:55she would be terribly proud of you.
34:57It's a nice idea.
34:59You're taking care of her legacy.
35:02That's the most beautiful thing
35:05that children can do for their parents.
35:08Yes, please.
35:10Visite.
35:12Hello.
35:14Oh, my Cerberus.
35:16I'll leave you alone for a moment.
35:18Well,
35:20I report
35:22that I can't move
35:24more than my mouth
35:26and my hands can read.
35:28You're doing everything right.
35:30Are you feeling well?
35:32No fever, no dizziness?
35:34My only suffering
35:36is boredom.
35:38Oh, we'll fix that too.
35:40But it's still too early.
35:42I know, I know.
35:44I would have loved to go to the farewell party
35:46of Mrs. Lichtenhagen today.
35:48I promise you
35:50that I'll keep my eyes and ears open
35:52and tell you everything afterwards.
35:54I beg you.
35:56You are obliged to do so.
35:58This is medicine.
36:00I didn't hear that.
36:03Come on.
36:05Shake it off.
36:07Not another wasted evening
36:09because of your brother.
36:11I just can't understand
36:13why I still feel like this
36:15about Roman.
36:17You love your big brother.
36:19But that doesn't change the fact
36:21that you just can't get along with each other.
36:23Yes, but the date evening
36:25would have been a chance.
36:26I...
36:28You both didn't give up
36:30and didn't forget anything.
36:32Well,
36:34I was there for a new beginning,
36:36but with Roman it's just not possible.
36:38I should have known that.
36:40Don't get involved in his marriage.
36:42Try to get him out of the way
36:44when you can
36:46and stop being provoked by him.
36:48It's not easy
36:50with his wife under one roof.
36:52Susanne, leaving the tea shop
36:54was really the biggest
36:56mistake of your life.
36:58Why didn't you tell me?
37:01Because I prefer to make
37:03my own mistakes.
37:06Let's end this topic.
37:09Let's go for a drink.
37:26Okay.
37:52Well, Mr. Jansen,
37:54isn't this a nice party?
37:56Yes, it is.
37:58Yes, absolutely.
38:00This is already a successful evening.
38:02I'm just very sad
38:04that my Achim can't be there.
38:06I miss him very much.
38:08But luckily he'll be back
38:10from India in two weeks.
38:12That's nice.
38:14Yes.
38:16There are events
38:18that you don't like to go to alone,
38:20don't you?
38:23But luckily
38:24we can be together.
38:26Yes, luckily.
38:28But when dancing,
38:30it has to fit.
38:32You shouldn't praise the day
38:34before the evening.
38:36Dear guests,
38:38I'd like to ask you
38:40to take a seat.
38:45I'm very moved
38:47that you all
38:49have gathered here.
38:51Many stories bind me
38:52with Lüneburg
38:54and I don't want to miss one.
38:56I don't want to talk about
38:58my political nature
39:00or my farewell.
39:02I just wish myself
39:04a nice last evening
39:06here in Lüneburg
39:08with everyone I love.
39:10And I'd like to dedicate
39:12a toast to a very special person.
39:14My cousin Merle,
39:16whose birthday is today.
39:22Dear Merle,
39:24I wish you all the love
39:26and happiness for your birthday.
39:28To the birthday boy!
39:30To the birthday boy!
39:32Happy birthday!
39:34Thank you, that's really
39:36incredibly sweet.
39:38Merle, you also have to blow.
39:40And don't forget to wish yourself something.
39:42Yes, blow.
39:44Yes!
39:46To the girl I just looked at,
39:48she surely wished
39:49a happy birthday.
39:56You brought the work.
40:01Now we live under one roof
40:03and still have so little time for each other.
40:05Come, sit down.
40:07But we're always close,
40:09even when we work.
40:11Well,
40:13at some point you'll hopefully be done
40:15with the repair of the engine, won't you?
40:17Well, unfortunately.
40:19I like playing around with Clemens.
40:21I like him.
40:27I actually like him too,
40:30if he didn't always
40:32want to argue.
40:34You think he's a pervert?
40:37He just can't stand
40:39to provoke Roman.
40:41And sometimes
40:43he behaves in a way
40:45that's impossible to me.
40:47He's honest
40:49and I like him.
40:54I'm glad you two get along.
40:57But between Clemens and my family
40:59there's just too much fuel.
41:02Do you understand?
41:16We promise you,
41:17your birthday present is coming.
41:19Don't stress yourself out.
41:21It's something special,
41:23unfortunately a little complicated in the care.
41:25Wait a minute,
41:27if you're talking about some pet
41:29you can prepare it right away.
41:31No, relax.
41:33You'll love your present
41:35and the pet and meow won't guarantee it.
41:37Even though?
41:39You little four-legged?
41:41Now that you live alone
41:43and lonely in the nursery?
41:45I'm as charming as ever.
41:47You're also sensitive.
41:49I live alone, too.
41:51Come on, let's go dancing.
41:53May I?
41:55With pleasure.
41:57Good luck.
42:02If I don't get in the right mood...
42:05I'm just not good at saying goodbye.
42:08And I'm not good at being alone.
42:13A man like you won't stay single for long.
42:15I don't want to.
42:17I don't mean that,
42:19but you do look for someone.
42:21What makes me nervous
42:23is that I thought I'd already found you.
42:26Anna?
42:29You want to go?
42:31Please.
42:33Did you at least have a little fun?
42:36The cake was delicious.
42:39I'll miss you.
42:41And I'll miss you.
42:45I'll be quick, okay?
42:47I have to go, too.
42:49Torben will take me to the station.
42:51I'll take the last train to Berlin.
42:53Anna, it's getting late.
42:55I know.
42:57See you soon.
42:59Yes.
43:07All the best.
43:11Come visit us with the baby, okay?
43:13Yes.
43:15Thank you, Herbert.
43:17Lüneburg will miss you, Ms. Lichtenhagen.
43:20Anna,
43:22a whole new life is waiting for you.
43:27Good luck.
43:38Great, great, great.
43:40You can do it.
43:43Anna...
43:46Don't forget me.
43:54Don't forget me.
43:57Come on.
43:58I love you.
44:14There you are, finally.
44:17I had an appointment in Hamburg.
44:21On my way there,
44:24I found this.
44:26A present?
44:29For the wonderful woman by my side.
44:37Do you like her?
44:39She's beautiful.
44:42Can I hug her?
44:45Yes, please.
44:51She's beautiful.
44:59Thank you, darling.
45:01I just want you to be happy.
45:07I talked to my father about Clemens.
45:10He has a different view of him.
45:13He's not related to him.
45:17Do you think there will be a chance
45:20for you to reconcile?
45:22To be honest, no.
45:24Family doesn't mean Clemens.
45:26Family doesn't mean Clemens.
45:57It's not an easy birthday, is it?
46:05Your aunt and Anna
46:07only meant well.
46:10I know.
46:12But this party really gave me the rest.
46:21Me too.
46:23Me too.
46:34I'm sorry I told you
46:36you wanted to go to Berlin with Anna.
46:39I'm sorry.
46:41It's okay.
46:44I only said that because...
46:46I only said that because...
46:52because you were right.
46:58I've never felt so damn lonely in my life.
47:03And I'm so...
47:05I'm so fed up with waiting for the great love and the great happiness.
47:10I just can't...
47:14I'm sorry.
47:16I'm sorry.
47:17Okay.
47:48That sounds good.
47:49With tea and cookies,
47:51you can have wonderful philosophical conversations.
47:53Right?
47:54Yes.
47:55So what your father wants to say
47:57is that your tea shop is the perfect place
47:59for my philosophical argument.
48:01I wrote to my wife all these years.
48:04A letter every day.
48:06And when we went to Anka
48:08and she was waiting for me at the quay,
48:10I knew
48:11I was home.
48:13I feel the same way when my Achim is with me.
48:15You're the best.
48:19Timo!
48:20Hey, Mom.
48:27What's that?