Mr Van de Kamp: Easy there, hon. You're cleaning so hard I'm afraid you're going to stick the dog in the dishwasher. Hey. Come on, now. Quit it. This is what we dreamed about. What we prayed for.
Mrs Van de Kamp: I know. I'm sorry. I just can't stop wondering why. Why give up a child? Give it up to strangers?
Mr Van de Kamp: God has his reason and his ways.
Older Social Worker: Mr and Mrs Van de Kamp. Hi. This was so hard to find. I'm so sorry, but there's a page here that didn't get signed. If I can just get you to do that now.
Mr Van de Kamp: Okay.
Older Social Worker: Here we go. Right there.
Mr Van de Kamp: Thanks.
Mrs Van de Kamp: I keep asking myself a question. I know there's been a medical exam... but are you sure he's okay?
Mr Van de Kamp: Now, honey.
Mrs Van de Kamp: Well, why would the mother give him up?
Older Social Worker: You should understand... this was a life choice by a single mother and a terribly difficult decision for her. But I can say - it was only for the good of the child.
Young Social Worker: I want you to meet William.
