Yes, it's true... But you do love me Johnny, don't you?

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A detailed oil painting in the style of Edward Hopper depicts a 1950s diner scene where a man and a woman are seated across from each other at a white table with a metallic trim. The man, on the left, has light brown hair styled in a pompadour and is wearing a black leather jacket over a white t-shirt. He rests his chin on his right hand, elbow on the table, and gazes intently at the woman, his expression solemn. His left hand is also resting on the table, near a white cup with a brown liquid.

The woman, on the right, has medium brown hair with loose curls, styled with a red headband and a red barrette. She is wearing a vibrant red dress with short sleeves and a black belt, and has red nail polish. She is leaning forward slightly, her chin resting on her right hand, elbow on the table, and she looks at the man with a soft smile and shining blue eyes. Her left hand is intertwined with the man's left hand over the table.

Between them on the table there is a white cup with brown fluid, a red ketchup dispenser, and two shakers, one salt and one pepper. In the background,