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With video level B1, and the topic is, blind date.

Now listen carefully.

Excuse me, are you Miss Emily?

My mom told me to meet someone here today.

Yes, and you must be Mr. Liam, right?

Wait, Liam?

Emily?

Oh my god, no way!

Is that really you?

I can't believe this.

It's really you.

Why are you here?

I should ask you the same thing.

Don't tell me your parents also forced you to come on a blind date.

Sadly, yes.

My mom has been talking about marriage every single week lately.

I couldn't escape anymore.

Same here.

My parents said, you're already 30.

All your friends have families now.

Then suddenly they arranged this meeting for me.

This is so crazy!

Five years ago, we were classmates,

and now our parents are trying to marry us off.

Life really moves fast.

Honestly, I almost didn't recognize you at first.

Really?

Yeah, you became much prettier than before.

Stop it.

You changed a lot too.

Back in high school, you looked like a troublemaker.

Hey, I was not a troublemaker.

You skipped class almost every Friday.

That was because I hated physics.

And you always copied my homework.

Because you were the smartest girl in class.

I can't believe you still remember all that.

Of course I remember.

High school was probably the happiest time of my life.

Mine too.

Back then, everything felt so simple.

Yeah, we only worried about exams and homework.

Now we worry about work, money, family, health, everything.

Exactly.

Sometimes I miss being 17 so much.

So what happened after you went abroad?

Honestly, I was busy all the time.

I studied for four years,

then stayed there to work for another year.

Every day was just school, work, and pressure.

I wanted to contact old friends,

but little by little, I lost touch with everyone.

I tried texting you once after graduation.

Really?

Yeah, but your number didn't work anymore.

I changed it when I moved overseas.

I thought maybe everyone would slowly forget me anyway.

I didn't forget you.

Really?

Yeah.

Actually, whenever I heard someone mention our old school,

I always remembered you first.

Liam.

What about you?

Did you ever think about me?

Sometimes.

Especially during stressful nights.

I remembered the days we studied together in the library.

You always bought me milk tea before exams because you said I looked dead when I studied too much.

You really did.

Back then, life felt warm somehow.

And now?

Now life feels lonely.

Same.

I have a good job now,

but honestly, my life is just work and sleep.

Every morning, I wake up,

go to the office, come home tired,

scroll through my phone, then sleep again.

I understand that feeling very well.

I became a company director two years ago,

and people think my life is perfect now,

but actually, I'm tired all the time.

Being an adult is harder than I expected.

Very hard.

Sometimes I come home to an empty apartment and suddenly feel exhausted for no reason.

Me too.

And then I open social media and see our old classmates posting wedding photos,

family trips, baby pictures.

Meanwhile, we're here being forced to go on blind dates.

Exactly.

Honestly, before coming here today, I felt really uncomfortable.

Same.

I was scared it would be awkward.

But now it feels strangely comfortable.

And maybe because talking to you still feels easy, even after five years.

Yeah, it's funny.

We lost contact for so long,

100

but talking to you now feels natural again.

101

Emily, can I ask you something honestly?

102

Sure.

103

During these five years, did you ever date anyone?

104

Not really.

105

I was too busy trying to survive adult life,

106

and somehow no relationship ever felt right.

107

What about your parents?

108

Are they very worried?

109

Extremely worried.

110

My mom literally said, And at this rate, I'll never have grandchildren.

111

My dad said almost the same thing yesterday.

112

Parents really become dramatic when their children stay single too long.

113

Maybe because they just want us to have someone beside us.

114

And honestly, there were many nights when I wanted someone to talk to after work.

115

Not because I was weak,

116

just because life becomes tiring when you handle everything alone.

117

I understand that feeling very well.

118

I eat dinner alone at home and suddenly think,

119

is this how adulthood will continue forever?

120

Emily.

121

Yum?

122

I'm really happy I came here today.

123

At first, I thought this meeting would be uncomfortable and meaningless,

124

but now it feels like life gave me a chance to meet someone important again.

125

You suddenly became good at saying sweet things.

126

No, I'm serious.

127

Actually, I feel a little nervous saying this.

128

Nervous?

129

You?

130

The company director?

131

Hey, directors are human too.

132

Okay, okay, go ahead.

133

Since we found each other again after all these years,

134

can we meet more often from now on?

135

I mean, maybe we can have coffee sometimes,

136

eat together, go out on weekends,

137

talk more like we used to.

138

You know, before coming here today,

139

I was really annoyed at my parents for forcing me to attend this blind date.

140

And now?

141

Now, I kind of want to thank them.

142

So, is that a yes?

143

Yeah, I'd like that too.

144

Really?

145

But this time, don't disappear for another five years, okay?

146

I promise.

147

Good, because honestly, I don't want to lose contact with you again either.

148

Then let's stop calling this a blind date.

149

What should we call it then?

150

Maybe a second chance.

151

Excuse me, are you Miss Emily?

152

My mom told me to meet someone here today.

153

Yes, and you must be Mr. Liam, right?

154

Wait, Liam?

155

Emily?

156

Oh my God, no way.

157

Is that really you?

158

I can't believe this.

159

It's really you.

160

Why are you here?

161

I should ask you the same thing.

162

Don't tell me your parents also forced you to come on a blind date.

163

Sadly, yes.

164

My mom has been talking about marriage every single week lately.

165

I couldn't escape anymore.

166

Same here.

167

My parents said, you're already 30.

168

All your friends have families now.

169

Then suddenly they arranged this meeting for me.

170

This is so crazy!

171

Five years ago we were classmates,

172

and now our parents are trying to marry us off.

173

Life really moves fast.

174

Honestly, I almost didn't recognize you at first.

175

Really?

176

Yeah, you became much prettier than before.

177

Stop it.

178

You changed a lot too.

179

Back in high school, you looked like a troublemaker.

180

Hey, I was not a troublemaker.

181

You skipped class almost every Friday.

182

That was because I hated physics.

183

And you always copied my homework.

184

Because you were the smartest girl in class.

185

I can't believe you still remember all that.

186

Of course I remember.

187

High school was probably the happiest time of my life.

188

Mine too.

189

Back then, everything felt so simple.

190

Yeah, we only worried about exams and homework.

191

Now we worry about work, money, family, health, everything.

192

Exactly.

193

Sometimes I miss being 17 so much.

194

So what happened after you went abroad?

195

Honestly, I was busy all the time.

196

I studied for four years,

197

then stayed there to work for another year.

198

Every day was just school, work, and pressure.

199

I wanted to contact old friends,

200

but little by little, I lost touch with everyone.

201

I tried texting you once after graduation.

202

Really?

203

Yeah, but your number didn't work anymore.

204

I changed it when I moved overseas.

205

I thought maybe everyone would slowly forget me anyway.

206

I didn't forget you.

207

Really?

208

Yeah.

209

Actually, whenever I heard someone mention our old school,

210

I always remembered you first.

211

Liam.

212

What about you?

213

Did you ever think about me?

214

Sometimes, especially during stressful nights.

215

I remembered the days we studied together in the library.

216

You always bought me milk tea before exams because you said I looked dead when I studied too much.

217

You really did.

218

Back then, life felt warm somehow.

219

And now?

220

Now life feels lonely.

221

Same.

222

I have a good job now,

223

but honestly, my life is just work and sleep.

224

Every morning, I wake up,

225

go to the office, come home tired,

226

scroll through my phone, then sleep again.

227

I understand that feeling very well.

228

I became a company director two years ago,

229

and people think my life is perfect now.

230

But actually, I'm tired all the time.

231

Being an adult is harder than I expected.

232

Very hard.

233

Sometimes I come home to an empty apartment and suddenly feel exhausted for no reason.

234

Me too.

235

And then I open social media and see our old classmates posting wedding photos,

236

family trips, baby pictures.

237

Meanwhile, we're here being forced to go on blind dates.

238

Exactly.

239

Honestly, before coming here today, I felt really uncomfortable.

240

Same.

241

I was scared it would be awkward.

242

But now it feels strangely comfortable.

243

And maybe because talking to you still feels easy.

244

Even after five years.

245

Yeah, it's funny.

246

We lost contact for so long,

247

but talking to you now feels natural again.

248

Emily, can I ask you something honestly?

249

Sure.

250

During these five years, did you ever date anyone?

251

Not really.

252

I was too busy trying to survive adult life,

253

and somehow no relationship ever felt right.

254

What about your parents?

255

Are they very worried?

256

Extremely worried.

257

My mom literally said, at this rate, I'll never have grandchildren.

258

My dad said almost the same thing yesterday.

259

Parents really become dramatic when their children stay single too long.

260

Maybe because they just want us to have someone beside us.

261

And honestly, there were many nights when I wanted someone to talk to after work.

262

Not because I was weak,

263

just because life becomes tiring when you handle everything alone.

264

I understand that feeling very well.

265

Sometimes I eat dinner alone at home and suddenly think,

266

is this how adulthood will continue forever?

267

Emily?

268

Yep?

269

I'm really happy I came here today.

270

At first, I thought this meeting would be uncomfortable and meaningless,

271

but now it feels like life gave me a chance to meet someone important again.

272

You suddenly became good at saying sweet things.

273

No, I'm serious.

274

Actually, I feel a little nervous saying this.

275

Nervous?

276

You?

277

The company director?

278

Hey, directors are human too.

279

Okay, okay, go ahead.

280

Since we found each other again after all these years,

281

can we meet more often from now on?

282

I mean, maybe we can have coffee sometimes,

283

eat together, go out on weekends,

284

talk more like we used to.

285

You know, before coming here today,

286

I was really annoyed at my parents for forcing me to attend this blind date.

287

And now?

288

Now, I kind of want to thank them.

289

So, is that a yes?

290

Yeah, I'd like that too.

291

Really?

292

But this time, don't disappear for another five years, okay?

293

I promise.

294

Good, because honestly, I don't want to lose contact with you again either.

295

Then let's stop calling this a blind date.

296

What should we call it then?

297

Maybe a second chance.

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