L.A. Law1986

[Meanwhile, Ann is looking at the picture. Knocking on the door is Leland to a minute with Ann at her office since the riots in Los Angeles, and all about Ann and Stuart]

Leland McKenzie:
You have a minute?

Ann Kelsey:
Of course.

Leland McKenzie:
Ann, we known each other along time. Going forward with your lawsuit against the city is the worst thing you could possibly do.

Ann Kelsey:
I'm acting on my own, Leland, not as a Representative of McKenzie, Brackman.

Leland McKenzie:
Come on now. You know I'm not concerned about the effect on this firm. I'm talking about you and Stuart.

Ann Kelsey:
Did Stuart talk to you?

Leland McKenzie:
No. No. But you know better than I, he's against this. See, I - I can only imagine how difficult this year has been for the two of you. But you have a chance to put the past behind you to get on with your lives.

Ann Kelsey:
Leland, I cannot just pretend that this never happened. I cannot let the people who did this to us just get away with it.

Leland McKenzie:
But you can unring a bell, Ann. No amount of money. No prison terms however lengthy can balance the books. And I won't lecture you, but I do know that I have been lucky enough in my life to have love twice, my wife and Rosalind, twice, to have that taken away. Well - There are a million reasons that people who end up alone, there need only be one stay together.