All My Children1970

Maggie Stone:
I wonder if it's the number of nights that really matter. I mean, love, it's more than just the physical part. It's whether or not you connect. You can't plan who you fall in love with.

Jamie Martin:
Well, how do you even know if it's real? I mean, so many people fall in love and go through the motions, but it's not even close.

Maggie Stone:
Maybe some people don't even get to have it.

Jamie Martin:
Or they don't recognize it when it comes along.

Maggie Stone:
Or when you do finally get it so deep it's a part of you, only to have it taken away. You know, when I - when we couldn't find Bianca, I experienced an emptiness I've never felt before, I mean, like what it would be like if Bianca had never surfaced again. I had to put that out of my mind. I had to forget it.

Jamie Martin:
It's complicated - love. It's so unique every time, with every person. And when the real thing comes along, I guess we just have to hope we see it.

Maggie Stone:
Or hold onto it.