In Another Country Page #4
- Cold? What cold?
- You are not too cold?
I'm not cold.
- You're a strong man.
- Thank you.
I came to say sorry
about yesterday.
- Yesterday?
- Yes. I was too tired.
Ah. Too tired?
You can read it after I go.
Thank you.
No, no, no, no, no.
- Don't read it now.
- Ah, don't read it... ok. Ok.
I have to go. You take
care of yourself.
Thank you.
Bye.
- You... you are... go, now?
- Yes. I'm going now.
Come here.
Anne.
- I love you!
- Me too.
Bye.
Anne.
Bye-Bye.
Bye.
Dear lifeguard.
You are a...
you are a...?
You are a...
I always...
asked if you...
dear lifeguard.
You are a...
what does it say?
would...
us...
to be world...
than...
I don't know how to read it...
he couldn't read
her handwriting.
He couldn't read "beautiful",
a word he knew well.
Her "b" looked like a "p".
a rich housewife from Seoul.
Her husband is
Her love for a Korean man
brought her to Mohang.
It takes courage for a foreign
woman to travel alone.
- Thank you for coming.
- Thank you.
Hello.
- Anne?
- Soo.
- Hl, it's me. Soo.
- Yes.
- Where are you?
- I'm in Mohang.
Really?
- You're there, already?
- Yes. I'm in the room.
The room you told
me to check in.
Ah, then you're in
'haneul bang'?
Yes. In 'haneul bang'.
- It's good.
- When are you coming?
Anne. I'm sorry,
I think I will be late.
What? Are you
still in Seoul?
I got a meeting with
an actress in one hour.
It's a short notice,
but it's very important.
Who?
- Sorry. I know, it's bad.
- Oh. Oh, you're bad! Soo.
I need to see her before
she leaves for Australia.
Did your husband leave
for Hong Kong?
But, of course! If he didn't,
I wouldn't be here.
- How many days?
- Three days.
And you have to come back
to Seoul tomorrow?
Yes, this is the only day
I can be here.
Anne. I think I will
be there in 5 hours.
It will be 3 or 4 o'clock.
Ok? Is it ok?
No, it's not ok! How can
you do that to me?
I know. I will be there
as quickly as possible.
I miss you.
Yes. But you're not here,
instead you're seeing an actress.
I know, it's crazy.
No, I know you're crazy.
Oh. You know,
I have to go.
Don't go around too much.
It's dangerous.
Yes. Soo, please don't make
me wait. I hate waiting.
I know, I hate
waiting too.
- Please. Come quickly.
- Ok. I promise.
I don't know what Ill do here.
There is nothing here.
- See you. See you soon, bye.
- Bye.
- Hello.
- Hello.
here that I can go to?
- Nice place?
- Yes. A nice place.
I see. Just moment.
I'm going to a shop.
I can show you something.
Oh, thank you.
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