Forced Into Marriage by Their Families—They Never Knew They’d Secretly Loved Each Other for 10 Yrs!💖

[music]

That's That's it.

So, we're now legally married.

>> Yes. Legally married.

>> James and I

>> legally married.

>> James and I are legally married.

>> After marriage, what's next?

>> Our families should meet for dinner.

Coincidentally, I have a house near

Willow Avenue. You'll love it.

>> Live live together.

>> Legally married, so we live together.

>> Can we postpone the dinner?

My family

might need some time to accept this.

>> Sure. Any problems? Call me anytime.

>> I am married.

>> I am married. I am married to James

Summers.

I am married to my crush of 11 years.

Emily Summers.

Emily Summers. Your marriage certificate

better be fake. Weren't you rushing me?

You even made me go on blind dates. I

>> I said date, not marry. You are only 26.

Why get married?

>> Emmy, who's that man?

>> He's You know him? He's the one I told

you about. The one who went to study in

the UK.

>> Remember when you were young? The guy

you had a crush on. What's his name? Jim

Summers. We're still young.

How dare you talk back? Huh? Marriage is

a huge deal. Yet you didn't tell us.

Next time, are you just going to text us

to attend your baby's first month? Huh?

>> If you keep yelling, maybe I

How long have you been dating?

>> We didn't didn't date. Just married.

Why are you so impulsive?

>> I think that James Summers guy is

totally unreliable. NOT JUST UNRELIABLE.

HE'S probably a smooth talker who prays

on young girls. Look at you head over

heels.

>> Jess. Mom. James is reliable. He's a

diplomat. How do you know he is not

lying to you? Emmy, you have no idea. So

many guys go bad abroad. They're pros at

fooling girls. I agree with mom. Emmy,

trust me, a reliable man would never do

something so reckless. Here's the deal.

I have a show in the States soon. These

few days, find a time for both families

to meet so mom and I can check him out.

If mom and I both think James is no

good, you get a divorce. Jess? What?

Married so casually? But divorce is

serious? Just listen to mom and me.

That's final,

>> right? That's final.

>> I'd like to see what kind of man has

kept my daughter enamored for years.

>> Who's James Summers? Stand up. Let me

see you. Let me see who stole my little

Emy's heart and took her away.

>> Hello. I am James Summers. You must be

Emy's mother. If you don't mind, I'll

call you mom. You You look familiar. Are

you the one? I I think I saw you on TV

before international news. Emmy said

you're a diplomat.

Indeed, you are not bad. So handsome, so

distinguished marrying our Emmy. Are you

settling?

>> Not at all. Oh,

>> you must be Emy's sister from now on.

I'll call you sister, too.

>> So, handsome.

Emmy, you hit the jackpot.

Emmy,

>> Grandma,

>> James is so lucky to have you. You,

Rascal, from now on, you must treat Emmy

well. If you dare bully her, I won't let

you off. I promise do now on I'll treat

Emmy well and never let her suffer.

>> Let's sit down and chat.

>> Come, please have a seat.

Oh no, he's got gain.

>> An innocent girl like Emmy. After

marriage, she'll be completely

controlled.

>> Agreed. Da da da da. Emmy, come on. Da

da da da da. F R O M. Now, good luck.

>> Can't you guys say something nice?

We're just saying nice things. Look at

the gifts he gave. You married into

wealth.

>> You're rich. Totally worth it.

>> Mr. Summers, you're amazing.

>> I am actually nervous, too.

>> Really?

>> Really?

Can you feel it?

It is getting late. You two should get

some rest.

Jess, it has been a while since we

shared a bed.

>> Congratulations.

You finally married the one you love.

Our little Emmy is now a brave girl. It

means you are ready to face anything in

marriage.

Love and hate, companionship and fights.

There might even be things that

disappoint you, right?

Yeah,

just come out dot dot dot dot. It is

actually simple. I've loved James for 11

years.

If we were just dot dot dot in some

vague relationship,

I couldn't accept it all in or nothing.

So, you are really brave now that you

are married.

Have you decided when you'll live

together?

in a few days. Let's go to sleep. Jess

wishes you a happy marriage

after all these years. Emily, can't you

fix your sleeping posture?

with your posture. When you live with

him, will you push him off the bed? Will

your crush find you annoying?

Oh, no. With my sleeping potion, how can

I sleep with jeans in the same bed?

I always wanted to sleep with him. Why

didn't I think of this before? Am I the

first woman who can't sleep with her

husband because of her sleeping posture?

Emmy, Jamie will help you move later. No

need to see us off.

Take care on the way.

From now on, live happily with Jamie.

Don't scare him away. Dot dot dot dot

dot dot dot dot. Especially dot dot dot

in bed. Got it,

>> Jess.

>> All right, we're off.

Bye-bye.

What do I do? What do I do?

My sleeping posture. Will it really

scare James?

What if I scare him? What if I drive him

away?

May I come in? Sure.

We're married now.

>> About moving. [clears throat] Are you

ready?

>> Ready.

Come on in.

>> Leaving it all behind.

Though it's just a thousand square foot

apartment,

it cost me every penny decorating it and

so much of my heart back then. I thought

I'd live here forever.

If you don't want to, we don't have to

move.

Or I could buy all the nearby houses and

merge them. Sometimes

>> I really want to punch rich people.

>> James,

it's small, but it's my home. Okay.

>> I know.

And this is our home, too.

It is huge compared to this. My 1,000

square ft place isn't even a house. Oh

no. Did I just act too proud?

>> There is a greenhouse out back. You love

flowers, so you can fill the yard with

them. If it is too tiring, we can hire

someone. I

I want to hug him and scream. Honey, no.

Emily Summers, you must resist. It is

only day three. You must be calm or

you'll scare him away. That won't do.

>> Let's go.

What's wrong?

>> Um, we're sharing a room.

>> Why else? We're married now, Mrs.

Summers.

>> That's true.

>> You want to sleep apart?

>> Yeah.

For how long?

>> Just one month. Okay.

>> I swear in a month I'll fix my sleeping

habits then sleep with you.

>> Sure. Your call.

Can't sleep. So annoying.

I overslept, but not too late. Head to

the shop now. Just in time.

Emily Summers, thank goodness you're

smart and beautiful. If I go out like

this, not only will I look bad, my

husband might get scared.

>> Good morning, Mrs. Summers. What would

you like for breakfast?

>> This is enough. No need to prepare.

>> No trouble at all. Mrs. Summers, I am

Mrs. Lane. Just call me Mary.

>> Hi, Mary.

Has James gone to work?

>> Sir goes to work very early every day.

Before he left, he specifically told me

you might have trouble sleeping and wake

up late. Ask me to keep it down so I

wouldn't disturb you.

>> Thanks, Mary.

So, if I get up early, maybe I can have

breakfast with James

half an hour earlier. Maybe if I go out

now, I'll run into James. I've decided

full makeup today.

>> Good morning, Mrs. Summers. What would

you like today? Just the dumplings.

Half an hour earlier this time. I'll

definitely meet James.

8:30. I don't believe it.

Just as I thought.

At [clears throat] this hour, he must

have gone to work.

Whatever.

Mary, I don't want dumplings today.

>> Morning.

>> Morning.

>> OH MY GOD. WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME?

>> MRS. SUMMERS, this is sorry. She thought

she wasn't dressed up and looked plain.

But the other day she dressed up every

day, but you weren't here.

She's so adorable.

She is

and beautiful.

>> You are late for work.

>> It is the weekend.

weekend.

>> No work on weekends. Everyone knows

that. Emily Summers, why didn't you

think of that?

>> Are you free tonight?

>> Yes. Why?

>> I have a get together tonight. Want to

come with me?

>> Get together? James is a diplomat. He's

going to It must be one of those high

society dressed in fancy clothes sipping

wine. That sounds terrifying.

>> Uh, just a simple friends get together.

All my friends are just a few people.

>> Is he introducing me to his friends? Is

that what this means?

>> Okay, I'll go change.

>> You look great now.

>> It is not formal enough. Wait for me.

I'll be right back.

You look stunning.

I don't match you. Let me go change into

a suit. See if it works.

I am just a nobody.

>> So So that everything's a gem.

>> No way. James, you when did you get a

girlfriend? Wait a sec. You You're like

a monk. So pure and aesthetic. How could

you have a girlfriend?

>> You're

my junior.

Hi, Sior.

>> Have we met somewhere before?

>> Last month. You visited my shop and

bought sunflowers. We met back then.

Didn't know. You and James are close.

>> She is not my girlfriend. Let me

introduce. This is my wife, Emily

Summers.

>> What? Oh my god. Oh my god. you.

>> Sorry. Hi, Mrs. Summers. I am Ben

Carter.

>> Hi,

>> Mrs. Summers. You have a great memory.

That's right. I bought flowers from you.

But don't blame us for overreacting.

After all, he never had any girls

around. Now we meet and you're married.

Who could have guessed?

>> But James, now that you are married,

what about Olivia?

>> Why would she care?

>> Weren't you and Olivia?

didn't expect to meet again. Dot dot dot

in such unexpected circumstances.

>> Me neither.

>> You're graduating today. I have to tell

you I like you.

>> James, at tonight's prom, Emily Summers,

the class beauty, is dancing on stage.

Do you know her? She's an amazing

dancer.

>> Don't know her. Not interested.

Come on. You must have seen her at

orientation. She danced center stage.

Her moves, her smile.

Trust me, no one can resist her. If you

meet her, you'll definitely like her.

Hey, don't look at me like that. That is

all in the past. Besides, I wouldn't hit

on my buddy's wife.

>> Not necessarily.

>> Turns out we went to the same high

school.

>> Let's go. I am starving. Hurry up. Let's

go. Let's eat. I'll be right back.

Where are they?

>> They had to leave.

>> Uncomfortable. Yeah,

>> a bit.

>> Okay, we won't come again.

went to the same high school. Did you

know that?

>> Yes.

In high school, I'd heard of you, but

you probably didn't know me. James, did

you know in high school you were famous?

You were so dazzling. So back then, just

like now,

all I saw was you. But you had so much.

You couldn't see me.

>> Sorry.

We went to the same high school, but I

don't remember. Even Alex remembers you,

>> but I don't.

>> It is okay. We weren't close back then,

James.

Why did you suddenly go to the UK back

then?

From Central's music to Cambridge's

politics and IR,

>> there were family issues.

>> Really?

>> Let's go home. Okay.

>> Okay,

sure.

>> Hey, Sophie. Hey, Emmy. Darling, how

have you been?

>> Not bad. How about you?

>> Listen up. Sophie is marrying her first

love.

You're really married. Congratulations,

Sophie.

Sophie is here for her bridesmaid.

Bridesmaid?

I I can't be your bridesmaid.

>> What is wrong? Am I not your little

darling anymore?

>> Of course you are, my little darling.

It's just that I'm married now, so I

can't be your bridesmaid.

>> What?

You're married?

>> You're married?

>> Wow. We were roommates for 4 years and

you didn't tell me you got married.

>> So, the guy you married, who is he? Wait

a sec. Don't tell me. Let me guess. Is

it that guy from last spring, Mr. CEO?

>> No.

>> Then it must be that guy from last year,

the young athlete.

>> No, not him either.

>> Then who could it be?

>> Could it be Senior Alex Carter? We all

thought he had the best chance with you.

>> Of course not. Senior Alex has someone

he likes.

Emmy, don't take this wrong, but in some

ways you're so oblivious.

Fine. I give up. Just tell me already. I

had a crush on for 11 years. My husband

James Summers. How can I describe you?

>> He is

He is a classmate I've known for a long

time. Classmate A.

So secretive. Fine then. So, you and

classmate A want to come to my wedding?

It is on the 8th next month. I'll have

to ask him. He is really busy. I don't

care. You two have to come. I want to

see this classmate A and how mysterious

he is.

My friend is getting married on the ETH.

Are you free?

>> Not sure. My work is pretty

unpredictable. I might have to travel

and the timing is out of my hands.

>> It is okay. Just let me know when you

are sure.

>> Sure. [music]

>> So, Mrs. Summers, when do you want to

have our wedding?

>> I

I think we should wait a bit.

Now isn't the right time.

>> Of course.

>> Okay.

>> So, how do you cook? I'll make two

batches. It is no trouble. I thought

you'd pick them out one by one.

Okay, got it. I'll get ready.

>> This is his [music] favorite dish. Teach

me to make it.

>> I'm sorry. There's an urgent work

matter. I have to go away probably for

about 2 weeks.

Take care. I'll be waiting.

>> Okay.

>> All work, work, work. Every time he

leaves, it's for months. He never calls

to say he's safe. I think I have to find

you a wife so you'll stay home unwilling

to go out.

>> Grandma was right. I just want to go

home to see her as soon as possible.

>> First time seeing Director Summers

rushing back right after work. Married

men are different. Director Summers, go

home directly or to Mrs. Summers shop.

>> At this hour she's at the shop. To the

shop? Sure.

That handsome knew it. Shouldn't have

turned on the news.

>> That diplomat is so handsome.

Back off, ladies. He is my husband. My

husband. My husband?

Here's my husband.

Wait. 10 days. Not a single message.

He is a jerk. A total fake.

Welcome to Petal and Pages.

He looks

just like the diplomat on the news.

Could it be

He's my husband.

>> You are back.

>> Just got back.

>> Why didn't you visit grandma first?

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Because I wanted to see you.

>> Tired?

>> Not at all.

>> Still denying it. You say you are not

tired, but your face says otherwise.

All right, you should head home.

Besides, today I can't be with you. A

customer order 9,999

roses.

They paid the deposit. I might have to

work late these days.

>> I'll help.

>> You just got back. I can't ask you to

help.

>> Emily, I am your husband, not a

stranger. Besides, I want to be with

you.

>> Thanks, Chloe and Mia. Your overtime pay

will be wired to you. It is late. Take a

cab home. I'll cover it. Thanks, boss.

Thanks, Mr. Summers.

I don't think my pay can cover this

court. That's a loss.

>> You won't lose. Your money is yours, and

my money

is yours, too.

>> For me,

>> of course. It is Mrs. Summers's

exclusive, right?

>> Then I'll take it.

James.

Off so early. Why not sleep in?

>> The big rose order. Still some things to

handle.

The [clears throat] customer's coming to

pick up the flowers. I got to hurry back

to the shop.

Sleep a bit more. Breakfast on the go.

I'll drive you there.

No need. I am full.

>> Full? What?

>> I mean,

I am not sleepy.

>> Sure, I'll drive you there.

Sudden I want to devour James.

What to do? James Summers, just you

wait. I'll have you soon.

>> Hello. Your order of 9,999

roses is ready. Will you pick up or

shall I deliver? Just put them outside

your shop. Arrange them in a heart. I'll

be there soon.

>> A heart outside the shop.

>> Are you sure?

>> Yeah. Hurry up. I am on my way.

>> Oh, okay.

Mia and Chloe aren't coming today. So

many flowers. How long will it take to

move them all?

Oh well, that's business.

Hello. Your roses are all set. Come pick

them up anytime.

>> Sure. But Emily Summers, don't you

remember me?

>> Huh?

>> I was just a nobody. I was

>> Emily Summers.

>> Remember me?

>> You are.

>> It is you.

>> Yes, it is me. I KNEW IT. You can't

forget me.

>> How could I forget you? Among all my

suitors, you were the flashiest.

What?

Do you want

>> Emily Summers? I really like you. Will

you be my girlfriend?

>> He's so romantic. So sincere

together. SAY YES.

>> Say yes.

SAY YES. EMILY, I really like you. Among

all the women before, only you are the

most special. Be my girlfriend. I'll

treat you well. Make you happy.

Emily, I put so much thought into this.

Aren't you moved?

>> Of course I am moved. You really did put

in a lot of effort. I did all this work

and my poor husband. Do you know how

many nights I spent on these roses?

>> My

>> my husband.

>> She's married. She's married.

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>> I am married. Emily, if you are

rejecting me, at least find a better

excuse.

>> Believe it or not,

>> Emily, if you leave like this, you are

really embarrassing me.

>> Look, you don't even have a wedding

ring, and you're telling me you're

married? That's hilarious.

>> Are you crazy? Whether I wear a ring is

none of your business. Stop here being

so dramatic.

>> If you don't explain this, you're not

leaving.

>> Fine. Fine. I'll spell it out for you.

These 9,999 roses were arranged by me.

My two staff and my husband all night.

What did you do? Playing the romantic

here. If you're sincere, these 9,999

roses, you do it yourself. Why make me

do it? You know, I got pimples from

staying up.

>> You want to confess? DO IT YOURSELF.

>> YOU THINK I'D accept you? You look like

a ball.

>> Look at him. So funny.

>> Why are you so mean? You weren't like

this when you smiled.

So beautiful. So gentle when you spoke

to me so softly. Weren't you flirting?

>> Flirt with you? What part of you is

worth my time? You look like a bomb,

shot like a dwarf. Your brain's fried.

I'd have to be crazy to flirt with you.

You when I smiled, it's because I care

for the disabled. Satisfied

>> you. That's too much.

She has a ring. Now, let me introduce.

This is my wife, Emily Summers. I am her

husband, James Summers.

Let's go. It is over.

>> You shouldn't you be at work? Why are

you here?

Alex happened to pass by and told me

everything.

>> Emily, no problem. How was that, James?

I've got your back, right?

>> All right. Noted.

>> See you.

>> You not scared, are you?

>> Not at all. You saw it yourself. When I

get mad, hardly anyone can stop me.

>> Turns out Mrs. Summers is quite popular.

>> Of course, I I am young and beautiful.

It is only natural.

>> Of course, you're young and beautiful.

But

from now on, no matter how many suitors,

they all have to back off.

>> Mrs. Summers, don't you agree?

>> When did you prepare this?

probably when our families met that day.

>> Then what about the other one?

>> What for?

>> Let me take a pick.

>> Me, too.

Got it.

>> Okay. Me too.

>> Post two moments.

>> Not posting. Why

>> you didn't post?

Posting online. My friends will see it.

They'll ask questions. Too much hassle.

>> Who said I won't? I'll post now. I don't

mind.

>> I don't.

How could Director Summers leave work

early? It must be a rumor. Besides,

Director Summers is a role model and my

idol. Director Summers must have been

called to handle something urgent,

right? That must be it.

Leave the files on my desk. I'll sign

them now.

>> Director Summers,

were you called away to handle something

urgent?

>> No, my wife has an emergency.

>> Oh, right. Remind finance. I left early

today. Deduct half a day's pay.

>> Anything else?

>> No, nothing.

>> Sam, tell me, is Director Summers

married? Did you know

>> when did Director Summers get married?

>> Director Summers is married. My use is

over.

>> No way. How did you know about Director

Summers? Only I knew it. He didn't make

it public. He wanted it secret. Now, how

does everyone know? Oh no, Director

Summers won't think I leaked it, will

he? No, I must go back to Director

Summers and clear my name.

>> He posted it himself.

>> Married.

He posted it himself. Director Summers,

who never posts, announced his marriage.

Married [snorts] men are different.

Of course, I knew Director Summers is

married. And let me tell you, I must be

the one who knew it first. Want to know

why? Because at work, only I've met Mrs.

Summers. And let me tell you, Mrs.

Summers and Director Summers are a

perfect match. Did you know?

>> Oh my god, Emmy, do you remember our

high school crush, James Summers? Of

course he is my husband.

>> Of course I do. What's up?

>> He's married.

Where did you

hear that?

What gossip?

James posted it himself.

He really did.

Right now, our grade group and school

forum are blowing up. Everyone's

guessing who James' wife is.

Everyone's saying it is his childhood

sweetheart. The most plausible story is

his first love is back. James is afraid

she'll leave, so he married her in a

rush.

He is not my childhood sweetheart.

Then who is it? Do you know something?

It is me.

>> What?

>> The one married to James is me.

>> First off, childhood sweetheart.

I am his wife.

sleep.

>> May I come in?

>> Sure.

Uh um I remember you said your classmate

is getting married on the 8th.

>> Yeah,

>> I am free. Shall we go together?

>> Sure.

>> Is there anything else?

>> Good night.

>> Good night.

Good night.

Why are you pulling the covers? What if

he's here to sleep with you?

Emily Summers, you're hopeless.

Time to sleep.

>> I have wonderful news. Congratulations

on your marriage. You may now exchange

rings.

Hello.

They're my college roommates,

Ashley, Ella, and the bride, Sophie.

This is

>> my husband.

>> Hello.

>> Who would have thought among us Emmy

marries first?

I remember in college so many guys chase

Emmy, but she turned them all down.

Turns out she had someone special.

Emmy, you're amazing. You found such a

handsome husband. All right, girls.

Time's a wasting. Let's go to the

dressing room to chat.

The dressing room. You can't go in

there.

If you get bored, have a candy. Wait

right here for me. Don't make me look

for you. Okay. [screaming]

>> Emmy, are you raising a husband or

child? She is treating him like a kid.

Emmy, you're the best. That's not what I

meant.

I mean,

>> got it. I'll wait right here.

Let's go. You'll see in a bit.

>> How was I? Was I good?

>> Yes. Good boy.

>> Let's welcome the bride.

Sophie, will you

marry me?

>> I will.

Emily, don't cry. Okay,

>> James, let's have our wedding next

spring. Okay,

>> sure.

>> [applause]

>> I can't drink. How about I take you back

to the hotel? After you sleep it off,

we'll head back.

>> Who says I can't drink? I can drink.

James, you go home. I am meeting Cassie

at our spot.

>> What spot?

>> Back in college.

Our usual spot.

>> So, your college usual spot. What's it

called?

Starlight

bar.

Order a guy.

Mrs. Summers had a wild college life.

How about another place? I'll drive you.

No, I won't. Never. I'm going to

Starlight Bar.

Order. Uh,

>> guy.

>> All right, I'll get you a guy right now.

>> Next time you

She said she'd order a guy. She was just

teasing me. She's just talking nonsense.

Kind of cute.

Emmy

You two big guys joining our girls dorm

party?

>> Wife, tonight's our wedding night.

>> Don't worry, we won't keep her long.

Just

>> 2 hours.

You

>> all of you don't be a boss kill. Go to

the next room and play.

Do our ass.

>> Yeah.

>> Did you hear?

>> Did you hear? Go, go, go.

>> Take it easy.

Buddy, want to go sing next door? I am

worried. They're order male models. I

got to watch them.

>> No way. Really?

>> Normally, she wouldn't, but she's drunk.

When she's drunk, she talks nonsense.

Who knows? Do something crazy.

>> Makes sense.

I'll stay too and watch with you.

Emmy,

what is going on with you? Suddenly got

married.

>> Well,

it's a long story.

>> Then make it short.

In short,

it's

the guy I loved for 11 years.

Our

love story.

No way. Annie,

with that face you had a crush.

If you'd confessed, you'd have him long

ago.

I didn't mean to.

But every time

I got close to him,

so close.

So close.

He got into central. I repeated a year

and got into

got into central. He went to the UK

in the end. It is okay. Emmy

now he is your husband.

Hooray.

James Summers.

is my husband now.

>> All right, come on. Let's all cheers.

First to our Sophie, congratulations.

Second to our Emmy, 11 years of crush

finally paid off.

Honey, 2 hours are up. Time to go home.

>> Honey, you've come so far.

You went to bed at 6,

yet you married someone as sweet as me.

>> Honey.

Honey,

stop it. Well, we're heading home. Come.

Can you walk?

You're mean.

Honey, can you walk? I'll carry on.

Mrs. Lane, Emily's drunk. Make her some

soup. I'll go take a shower. I'll help

you in a bit.

>> Sure.

>> Emily, time for your soup.

James, I finished it all. Wasn't I

great?

>> Good job,

>> sir. Shall I take her to shower?

>> Sure.

Yeah,

>> I can do it. I can

James,

I want to sleep with you.

I want to sleep with you.

Why aren't you wearing shoes?

>> Forgot.

James, I want to sleep with you.

>> No,

now go to your room and sleep.

Understood?

You

>> are you my husband?

>> Yes.

>> Then husband and wife should sleep

together.

>> James, don't worry. I sleep well.

She's so cute.

Why suddenly want to sleep with me?

>> Because

I like you.

>> How much?

>> A lot.

You're my second favorite.

You have a favorite? Who is it?

>> Well,

>> I can't say.

>> Why can't you tell me?

>> Because

it is a secret.

Secrets can't be told.

>> Emily,

aren't we married?

Right. You're my husband. I'm your wife.

Between us, there should be no secrets,

right? But my wife has a secret now. She

won't tell me.

>> You have a point.

>> Can you tell me now

who is your favorite man?

My favorite man

is classmate A.

>> Who's classmate A?

>> Classmate A is my favorite man. How can

you be so slow?

>> Emily, you still owe me an answer. When

you are sober tomorrow, I'll ask you

again.

>> Where are you going?

I'll sleep in another room. Good night.

That was a great sleep.

Where am I?

Why am I in James' room?

James,

I want to sleep with you.

>> Emily Summers, what have you done?

>> Come on, Emily. If you don't feel

awkward, James will

Emily

come here.

>> Don't you have anything to say?

>> I am so sorry. I really messed up. I

shouldn't have gotten drunk and gone to

a room. Shouldn't have called you honey

and definitely shouldn't have gotten in

your bed. I know this kind of thing

needs mutual consent, but I am really

not the type to force myself. I was just

drunk.

>> Who said I cared about that?

>> You.

>> You don't mind?

>> That is a relief,

>> James. You're so kind and understanding.

Thumbs up.

>> Who's classmate A?

>> Classmate A.

Classmate A.

Classmate A.

I think I

might have blacked out.

>> Blacked out.

But Mrs. Summers, didn't you remember a

lot just now?

>> So, blackouts can be partial. What a

mess. I am never drinking again.

Then, Mrs. Summers, you kissed me last

night and pinned me down. No memory.

No memory at all.

I

did all that.

>> Yeah, but Mrs. Summers, it is normal you

don't remember. After all, you blacked

out.

>> Didn't you resist?

>> You are my wife, Mrs. Summers. You said

last night husband and wife should sleep

in the same bed.

>> I'm sorry.

Now that you know what you did to me, so

how will you make it up to me?

>> That look, that tone.

He is lying.

James Summers, [snorts] you're such a

tease. I'm going to get breakfast. Do

whatever.

>> Teasing her is so fun. But who is

classmate A?

>> So mad, even angrier now that James

Summers, even if I was stupid, couldn't

he just pretend?

He even teases me.

Mad all day. Too mad to eat. Fine.

Snacks it is.

It must be Mia and Chloe. They ate it

all.

>> Fine, I'll get more.

>> What are you doing here? Bringing up

last night again.

>> Do apologize.

Not sure. A candle lit dinner. Will that

calm you down?

>> Too late.

I have no appetite. I want snacks. I'm

getting snacks now.

Mr. Summers, could you move, please?

Is that okay?

>> Why are you following me?

>> To buy snacks with you. I don't have an

appetite either. Just want some snacks.

so much. Can you finish it?

>> It is none of your business.

>> Listen up. These are all mine. You can't

have any.

pay for yours.

>> Hey classmate, do you know what wind is

blowing today?

>> Ask the weatherman. Also, I graduated

years ago.

>> Senior, you look so young. Actually, I

checked the forecast. The wind today is

me missing you like crazy.

>> No way.

>> Am I old? Out of touch? These young

girls hitting on guys.

>> Are they crazy?

>> Really? I miss my wife, too. Lucky she

came just in time. Otherwise, I'd be

missing her like crazy.

>> Sorry. Just playing truth or dare. Wish

you two a happy marriage and kids. Two

in three years.

Not bad. In no time, a beauty hits on

you. Mr. Summers, you're handsome.

>> I know I am handsome.

Mr. Summers,

if I use your card, won't your wife get

mad?

>> Don't worry.

>> I'll just deduct it from your husband's

pay.

>> Young people these days, are they always

like this?

What movie is this?

>> It is about a man who cheats and gets

what he deserves.

>> Cheating is wrong.

You know, cheating is wrong.

>> I am sorry. I shouldn't have lied. I

apologize.

[music]

>> So, Mrs. Summers, can you tell me now

who classmate A is?

>> Stop bothering me.

James Summers, you're a bad man.

nice to touch.

Emmy, I envy you. Such a handsome

husband. If I were you, I'd sleep on his

chest every day. Honestly, actually, I

envy myself, too.

>> Dream on. Oh, right. Our class president

is organizing a reunion at Golden Pearl

next Tuesday. Did you know?

>> No idea. No one told me.

>> Well, now you know. Same thing. Emmy,

you should go.

>> What? Why?

>> You didn't know that post you made on

your moments? Someone screenshotted it

and posted it on the forum. No one

believes you and James are really

married. Instead, they say you're using

James and saying mean things.

>> They

was all over him last night.

>> So, why don't you take your husband with

you? Well, they're not wrong. I was all

over him last night, kid. Then we'll

shut them up. Let them see and shut

their mouths.

Okay, then I'll do a fake innocent look.

Carry the latest Gucci bag and get a

queen style manicure.

Blow everyone away. That's the spirit.

Okay, I'll go for back. I get a queen. I

need too quick. I get a queen. Let's get

an appointment.

Emmy, let's go to Gold Crest Mall.

Did you win the lottery?

Gold Crest Mall. Do you know what that

place is? That is North Bridg's most

upscale mall. A money pit for the rich.

The elites playground.

But you wanted to buy that Gucci bag. If

we don't come here, where else? Can't

you tell I am bragging? Can't afford it.

Let's just window shop. I've always

wanted to go. Come on. Come on. Fine.

Fine. Fine.

Rich people's world is different. They

even smell good.

Let's go check that out.

Don't tell me you like that red tie.

I want to get it for James.

James has so many ties, but they're all

black or gray. I think red suits him

better.

>> Do you know how much it is?

40 grand. 40,000. It is not even a

square meter. 40 grand for that. More

than a house in the suburbs.

Rich people really have bodyguards.

But that guy, why does he he look so

familiar?

>> That's how he works.

So charming.

Where are you going to buy the tie? 40

grand. Screw it. Time to splurge.

No way, Emmy. For hottie, you are giving

up money. You can't spend on men.

Spending on men brings lifelong bad

luck. Even if it is James Summers, still

no. Is he handsome?

Yes.

Probably a total hottie, but didn't see

his face. Just his aura can charm a

crowd.

>> Of course.

>> That's my husband.

>> Mrs. Summers, please.

>> Assistant Lyndon, what brings you here?

>> Director Summers said when you pay, use

his card. He is covering all today's

expenses. Hope you and your friend have

a pleasant shopping experience.

>> He saw me.

>> Of course, Mrs. Summers, you stand out

in a crowd. Also, Director Summers asked

me to say your lipstick today looks

lovely.

IF I GET RICH, I won't forget you.

Let's go buy a Gucci back. Today's

shopping is on my husband, Mr. Summers.

You're home.

working late again.

Well,

do you like it?

>> Not bad.

>> Just not bad. You should say you love

it. Listen up. I spent two grand on

this. You'd better wear it forever or it

is a waste of money.

>> Sure. Forever then forever.

That's James Summers, he said forever.

But right after he disappears for 3

days. I haven't seen him at all.

Tomorrow's the reunion.

[clears throat] Fine.

I'll go alone.

The maid's off today.

He won't say when he's back.

Is he even coming home?

Emily, pull yourself together. He's just

a man. The world won't stop without him.

You need to find something to do.

I've decided my mission tonight is to

pick an outfit.

At tomorrow's reunion, I must

done everyone.

Too hard to choose.

I give up.

You're home.

>> Yeah.

>> You've been coming home so late. You

never have time to come home with me.

>> Sorry. Been busy lately.

It is okay. I don't blame you. Tomorrow

I am going to my high school reunion.

>> Okay. Where is it?

>> Grand Regency Hotel.

>> Okay. I'll pick you up.

>> James,

I missed

>> Emily. I missed you, too.

Your Gucci bag. That new Gucci bag.

Aren't you going to wow everyone?

>> Forget it. Let's not show off.

>> Are you down? You don't, but others

will. Especially that Tina Carter who

always had it out for you. On the high

school forum, she said, "You're using

James to get famous."

Whatever. She's always been like that.

But I really don't get it. Tell me, why

is she picking on me?

>> You really don't know. Or you just

pretending?

>> I really don't.

>> Michael Grant, our monitor. You remember

him? He had a crush on you and Tina

Carter. She had a crush on Michael. Wait

a sec. On the high school forum, Michael

badmouththed you too back in high

school. Didn't he like you?

>> He

confessed to me. I turned him down.

>> Love turned to hate. All right, let's

go.

>> Fine. Fine.

>> Michael, as a director, what's your

salary? Not that much.

You got to hook me up later.

>> What have you been up to? My family is

running a small business.

Steal the class beauty.

>> Waiter, everyone's here. Start serving.

>> Michael's treating us today.

>> A table at Regency Hotel must cost at

least 10. Hey, Michael. What are you up

to these days?

>> Not really. We're all classmates. Make

yourselves at home.

>> Michael is now a director at a listed

company. Peanuts to him. He is loaded.

>> Michael heard you still single.

>> Emily, I heard you are married and it is

to James Summers. Is that true?

No way. James Summers was our school

heartthrob. I bet she's just a sugar

baby to some rich old man. Let me tell

you, I've seen plenty like her. My boss

keeps several mistresses.

My friend, I am not scared. Don't be

scared. I'll I'll stand up for you.

Oh, how do you know so well? Don't tell

me you are being kept by some rich old

man. It is not your boss, is it? Listen

up, everyone. Gold diggers like her

can't stand others doing better. She

thinks everyone's like her.

Sunny Hayes, STAY OUT OF THIS. WHY ARE

YOU MEDDLING? You are slandering me. CAN

I SLANDER YOU BACK? Who do you THINK YOU

ARE? BACK IN HIGH SCHOOL, I NEVER LIKED

YOU. WHO SHE MARRIES? IT'S NONE OF YOUR

BUSINESS. WHY DO YOU HAVE TO MEDDLE? DID

SHE SAY ANYTHING? LITTLE FOLLOWER. You

think I DON'T HATE YOU? LET ME TELL YOU.

I've always hated her. Who asked you?

You're always following her. Why do you

p so much?

>> It is clearly our fault.

>> What a nice reunion. How did it turn out

like this

>> again? You are doing it again. Acting so

high and mighty. They're fighting over

you and you are out here hiding. When I

confessed to you, you said you like

James. And now you even said you would

marry James.

>> What are you doing?

>> Why do you always look down on me? What

is so good about James?

What makes me worse than him?

I'm Elise Summers. I'll have you today.

>> Let go of me.

>> Are you okay?

Let me show you now how you're beneath

me.

Don't worry. I'll call you an ambulance.

Where is the monitor? Didn't he just go

out? Why hasn't he returned?

>> Emily, who's this?

>> Hello everyone. I am James Summers and

also Emily's husband.

Your monitor is Michael Grant, right? He

just fell outside. It is pretty bad, but

I called 911. Don't worry. Nice to meet

you all. First time here, so this is on

me. Hope you enjoy the food and the

chat.

>> How did the monitor fall outside? Is it

bad enough for the hospital?

>> Can't read the room. Zip it. So Emily

and James really are married.

Who was spreading the fake news?

>> It was the monitor. You two look perfect

together.

>> Since it is true, Emily and James are

married.

Then Michael,

forget it. Pretend nothing happened.

Wow. Nice. Went out and brought back

your husband. You trained him well. Our

role model.

>> It is not what you think.

>> Then then what happened?

>> Exactly.

Just like you think.

I am the third wheel. I'll get out of

your way.

Emmy, let's hang out another day. You

are not drunk. Take care. Okay. Bye.

>> Let's go home.

>> Emily,

wait. I need to talk to you. Me? I want

to apologize.

I shouldn't have spread rumors online

and at the reunion. I shouldn't have

said that. Emily, I sincerely apologize

to you. I am sorry.

It is okay. I forgive you.

Emily,

do you know why I didn't like you back

then?

Because of Michael. He was part of it.

Actually, the real reason is you were

too likable. I envied you. I used to

think if you weren't there, maybe

everyone would like me instead. All

right, I won't bother you two. I'll get

going.

Oh, right. When we graduated, you gave

me a pomegranate flower.

I didn't thank you then, so thank you

now. Emily,

thank you for the pomegranate flower.

You remember the pomegranate flower?

>> Yeah. It was the first time anyone gave

me flowers.

your pomegranate flower.

Is there one for me?

Didn't you say one for grandma, one for

Jessica, one for the lunch lady? Is

there one for me?

>> No, there isn't.

>> Okay. Well, hope you and your

pomegranate flower have a nice day.

is the real me like moon and sunset.

>> Your arrival back down happy.

>> It is not about who is backing down.

[clears throat] Besides, Tina wasn't

really an enemy. Just a rival at most.

Rival now. I've lost a rival and maybe

gained a friend. Shouldn't I be happy?

>> Yeah, absolutely. Emily,

do you like giving pomegranate flowers?

>> Not really. Only on special occasions.

At graduation, I gave everyone in our

class a pomegranate flower.

and also special people. Each

pomegranate flower is unique.

>> When I was 17, a girl gave me a

pomegranate flower. But it was so long

ago, I can barely remember. Emily,

>> yes.

>> That girl dot dot dot dot dot dot

[music] dot dot dot. It was you, wasn't

it?

>> It really was you.

>> You tricked me.

Looks like we crossed paths in high

school.

You always knew we went to the same

school

>> and remembered me.

>> Yeah, you are so handsome. Hard to

forget.

>> Who's better looking, me or classmate A?

>> What classmate A? I don't know.

>> Emily Summers. I am your one and only

husband. certified.

>> I'm going to bed. My certified husband.

>> Silly. You really need to ask James

Summers. You are such a dummy.

James Summers,

why are you so dense? To me, they were

treasures kept for 11 years. Memories

I've relived a thousand times. To you,

are they just autumn leaves or winters

or snowflakes?

Why can't you remember me? Why in your

memories there isn't even a trace of me?

My memories are all of you.

The better you treat me now, the more I

want to blame you. Was my youth all for

nothing.

To you, our story didn't start until

this year, did it?

Jim Summers comma dot dot dot dot dot

dot dot da I know even if my youth was

so in vain it was my choice it is not

your fault

I shouldn't put this heavy burden on

your shoulders

it has been freezing lately have some

lotus and bird's nest soup to warm you

up.

>> Okay.

>> Thanks, Mrs. Lelay.

>> Is that for James?

>> Yes. Could you take it to him?

He's in the study. I'm just about to

tidy the kitchen.

>> Sure.

Mrs. Lane made this lotus and bird's

nest soup. Drink it hot.

>> Thanks. Tell her I said thanks.

>> Then aren't you going to thank me

>> for what?

>> For bringing you this soup.

>> Fine. Thanks for that.

>> Fine, James.

I gave you an out, but you won't take

it.

>> Then I refuse.

Emily,

>> what?

>> Finally found it.

Are you still mad?

>> Can't I be mad?

>> You've got a classmate a in mind. I

should be the one.

These these flowers

>> here. These are for you.

>> Come here. Let me hug it out.

>> Who needs your hug?

James Summers, have you no heart? You

are using a notebook to cheer me up.

>> Open it.

>> Number I can't do math now.

>> Just open it.

>> Fine.

Let's see what you got.

>> You didn't throw it away. When you gave

me this pomegranate flower, it was

before my first performance. You might

not know this flower

gave me so much courage. It is special

to me. So I made it into a bookmark and

kept it all these years.

>> So that's it.

>> Later when I found out it was from you,

it became even more special.

>> Yes.

>> You said before, every pomegranate

flower is unique.

To me, you are unique too.

>> Really?

>> What about me? Am I unique to you?

>> Of course.

>> Then

compared to classmate A

>> James Summers, you're such an idiot.

Mrs. Summers. Looking for Mr. Summers.

>> Yeah.

He left.

>> He left 5 minutes ago. Mrs. Summers,

what would you like for breakfast?

>> Steamed buns.

>> Sure.

Today is the day

I miss Mr. Summers. Boss, do you know

when Mr. Summers is back?

>> You, too. He is my husband, not yours.

Why are you so concerned?

>> But, uh, when Mr. Summers is here. He

helps us work. We be much easier.

>> Besides, Mr. Summers is so handsome.

Just seeing his face makes me happy.

>> You have a point.

>> Boss, look. A rainbow. Wow, a rainbow

after the rain. I need a photo. Let's

go.

North Bridge, Rainbow,

>> Romania Moon.

>> Your Mr. Summers isn't by my side, but

he's with me every day.

Hey

busy man, you called me.

>> Where are you?

>> I am outside the shop.

>> The roses are in bloom.

I'll take a photo.

No need. Emily, turn around.

Why are you back? Shouldn't you be

>> I remembered once when I passed the

living room, I heard you and your friend

talking about a new drama. You said,

>> "The kiss in the raid is so sweet.

So,

so this is kissing

and kissing lips are so warm.

So uncomfortable.

You Why are you back?

>> To kiss you, of course.

Let's go home.

>> Sure.

I'll walk you home.

>> You aren't you coming in?

>> I have to get back to the airport.

>> What do you mean?

>> You You have a flight back to Romania.

>> Then

why did you come back? Didn't I say to

kiss you?

>> How much time do you have?

>> Half an hour total. Now only

>> free.

What is with the boss today?

There are no customers. What is she busy

with?

>> Don't you think she's glowing today and

extra pretty?

>> You mean Mr. Summers?

But isn't he on a business trip? Maybe

he came back yesterday and now he is

hiding at home.

They write online, "Kissing is a fine

virtue. Good for body and mind. Keeps

you in a good mood. When James gets

back, I am definitely kissing him more.

Twilight Rose for Mr. Summers.

>> Mrs. Lane. Right.

>> Mrs. Lane, is something wrong?

>> Mrs. Summers, my grandson has a fever.

Could I take a few days off to take care

of him? Is that okay? Of course. Go take

care of him. Come back when he's better.

>> Thank you, Mrs. Summers.

It has been a while.

>> These days, let's have hot pot.

Who is it?

You are back.

>> Yeah,

Emmy, I am home.

>> Finally decided to come home.

>> I wanted to come back. I missed you so

much every single day.

>> All right. Just glad you are home.

>> Emily Summers, how can you?

>> Me?

What about me?

>> How can you be so cute?

>> I've always been cute.

>> Let's go inside.

>> Have you eaten?

>> Not yet.

>> You're in luck.

Hot pot tonight.

It is my honor to have hot pots with

you.

Need a hand.

>> Vegetables aren't prepped.

>> I'll do it.

So restrained yet so sexy.

It's a bit hot. Where's the soda? It's

in the fridge. Right. Right. I'll get

it.

Wow, that's amazing.

Hold hands at hot pot. Unexpected

bonus,

right? Hold hands at hot pot.

>> Not holding hands.

>> It is hard to eat.

Thanks.

Hey,

on my trip I heard some Alist gossip.

Want to hear it?

>> Really? Spill it.

Nope.

Mad.

My bad.

>> All you do is apologize. What else can

you do?

>> What else?

>> Kiss you. Does that work?

Try it.

I was

>> take a break.

>> Thirsty

drink.

>> Okay.

to the couch. Is he going to

the stove zone?

>> Why aren't you closing your eyes?

>> How do you know I am not?

>> Because I opened mine and saw you.

He's gotten so much better.

Why am I in my room? So, why is there

only me in bed? Where's James? Didn't

we? No way. Did I black out kissing? I'm

fully dressed. I'm still wearing my

clothes. Emily Summers, you're hopeless.

Also, your sleeping posture, why hasn't

it improved at all?

>> You're up.

>> Yeah.

So hot. I want to tear his clothes off.

No, no, Emily Summers, you need to

behave. It's morning. Things like this

should be done at night.

>> Oh, right. I am free today. Let me help

at your shop.

>> Really?

Mr. Summers is great. He's a pro at

checkout and when we're swamped with

work, he comes to help. His skills are

almost as good as hers. She is so lucky

to have such a handsome and capable

husband. Also, she lets him come here so

we can feast our eyes. Yeah, she is so

kind. Kindness brings luck. He is really

looking the part.

>> I want to have chestnut chicken near

Central University. Want to come?

>> Your call. I am good either way.

>> Back then in our dorm after dinner, we

do just like this. Take a walk together.

Walk it off.

>> Sure. Then we should take more walks.

Just the two of us now, but there'll be

more later.

>> Huh? Who else?

>> Well, we'll have to wait for our kids to

arrive.

>> James Summers.

>> Getting cold. Let's head home.

>> I don't want to go home.

>> Then what do you want to do?

>> I want to take another walk.

>> Sure, I'll do anything with you.

Let's go.

Hello, 16-year-old James.

>> Hurry up.

>> Hello, 16-year-old Emily.

>> What do you want to do most right now?

>> I want to be a great drummer.

Tour the world. How about you,

16-year-old Emily? I I want to invest in

real estate. So now I'd be rich.

>> All right, then. 27year-old James will

work hard to make 27year-old Emily rich

sooner.

>> Oh,

>> okay then. Go for it. 16-year-old James,

have you ever had a secret admirer?

>> How would I know? I I can't just ask

every girl in the hallway. What if a

girl blushes when she looks at you,

collects your used scratch paper, draws

all your drumming moves, writes them all

down? Do you think she's silly?

>> Like a novel. But P, she's so sincere

about loving someone. That's amazing.

>> Then if she gives you a gift, would you

accept it?

>> What gift?

some handmade crafts or

a love letter.

>> I'd keep it safe.

>> Would you write back?

>> Maybe.

Emily, you are acting weird. That is

straight out of a novel.

>> Do you know that girl?

Okay, then give her a message for me.

>> What is it? Tell her she can be braver.

Don't leave regrets.

>> What if she never says a word and only

regrets it after you leave?

>> Emily,

you're that girl, aren't you?

>> Hurry up.

Emily Summers. 27year-old Emily. You are

that girl, aren't you?

Dream on. 16-year-old Emily had a crush

on classmate A.

>> Who's classmate A?

>> Getting old. Can't deny it.

Just one night out and I caught a cold.

Come on, take your medicine, get some

rest, and you'll be fine.

>> James, you won't think I am old, right?

>> Oh, you. No matter how old you get, I

could never change you.

>> Pinky promise.

>> Yeah, Pinky promise.

It'll never change.

Okay, understood. Sure.

All right.

Send me the plan.

All right, I'll go now.

Still feeling bad.

Much better. James, why is my throat

like this?

>> Drink some water first. I'll go to the

kitchen and get you some kanji.

>> Okay.

>> [music]

>> So good.

>> Drink slowly. There is more.

>> Which restaurant IS THIS FROM? SHARE the

link with me. I'll order from them, too.

>> Silly. It is James's kitchen. Not open

to public. No link.

>> You made this?

>> Yeah.

>> James, you're quite the homemaker.

>> Stop talking.

>> Drink up.

James, do I look like those ducks in

grandma's yard? All chubby and round.

Do I have to wear this?

>> Why?

>> Not cute.

>> What's cute about it?

>> Everything.

I can't sleep.

How about you get me a book? Maybe

reading will help me sleep.

No professional books. I won't

understand.

>> Okay.

>> A fairy tale. James Summers. Are you

kidding me?

>> Just kidding. Come on, let's hear a

story.

Once upon a time in a magical forest

full of wonders

lived a flower fairy named Emmy.

>> Emmy, same name as me.

>> Like Piglet.

Emmy smelled of sweet flowers.

She wore a floral dress and a shining

rose. She had a good friend, Little Ear

Cat.

One day, an evil witch came to the

forest.

Back to life.

I am the girl full of youth and energy.

Mrs. Lane, I AM STARVING TODAY. MAKE TWO

more baskets. Sure thing. Just a moment.

What?

That is good. Okay, got it.

>> What is wrong? What happened?

>> It is my grandma. She was feeding the

ducks when she fell. Mom's bringing them

to North Bridge for a checkup. She wants

me to visit.

>> Let's go visit the metal hospital.

>> Wait a sec.

I haven't told my grandparents that I am

married.

>> What do you mean?

>> Well, my grandparents are unwell. If I

suddenly tell them I got married, they

won't accept it. So, I thought we could

say we're friends, 2 weeks later we're

dating, then a month later we're

married. Taking it slow will be easier.

What do you think? So, for now, we're

just

>> friends.

Got it. Friends with benefits.

>> Remember your rule. We're just 10 and

your friends.

>> What now?

>> The ring.

Grandma, grandpa.

>> Grandma, Grandpa, let me introduce. This

is my

tenure friend, James Summers.

>> 10year friends.

These young people today, they introduce

friends like this.

How interesting.

>> Grandma, Grandpa Emmy talks about you

often. It is great to finally meet you.

>> Hello, young man.

>> What a handsome boy.

>> Indeed. Back in my day, I looked just

like him.

>> Grandma. Grandpa, my friend dropped me

off on his way. He's got things to do,

so he's leaving now.

>> Yeah, Emy's right. I have things to do,

so I'll get going. I'll visit again

soon.

>> Go ahead.

>> Okay.

>> Grandma. Grandpa.

>> Grandma, how are you feeling? What did

the doctor say?

>> I am fine. Just a minor surgery, but

I have something on my mind.

>> Grandma, don't scare me. What is wrong?

Miami Emmy. She is not young but still

no boyfriend.

>> So I am worried sick. All this worrying.

It is making me sick.

>> Then you can relax.

Your illness will be cured soon.

James, these days we've been coming

together.

>> Don't you see the problem?

>> What problem?

>> You come too often. Friends don't visit

daily. Why don't you wait here? I am

afraid grandma and grandpa will suspect

us.

>> An affair?

>> Grandma. Grandpa, I am here to visit.

Grandma. Grandpa. Grandma.

>> Grandpa.

>> Jamie, you're here again. Just come

over. No need for gifts. Look, the fruit

you bought. I haven't finished them.

>> It is okay. Just glad you like them. You

love the apples yesterday. Let me peel

you another.

>> Forget the apple. Let's play chess.

Listen about yesterday's GAME. I THOUGHT

ALL NIGHT. FINALLY figured out why I

lost. Let's play chess.

Why do I feel like your family?

>> E with me. I need to ask you something.

What is wrong? Grandma.

Emmy,

tell grandma. Honestly, [music]

you and Jamie have been friends for so

long.

Not

really.

>> Grandma, why the sudden question? I've

lived this long. What could possibly

hide from me?

>> I can see it clearly. Jamie likes you

for my illness these days. He has been

running around right after work. He

comes to chat with me about daily things

and plays chess with grandpa.

Grandpa's chess skills are as bad as

yours. But Jamie kept playing for 2

hours. Look in his heart if there is no

you.

Could he do this?

So what do you think? How is he? How

about as a grandson-in-law?

>> He's good. But you two have been friends

for years. If there was a chance, you'd

be together. I reckon you two won't

work.

But your aunt wants to set up your

cousin. I'll send her photo to Jamie and

match them up.

>> Okay, why not?

>> Your cousin is beautiful. She is a

college graduate. She studies foreign

languages. Her job and Jamie's are a

match.

>> No way. They don't match.

>> Then tell me who matches Jamie.

>> Me. Of course.

>> Grandma, I've loved him for years.

You can't set him up with others.

>> Emmy is all grown up. You got married

and didn't tell me.

>> You know,

Grandma,

I didn't mean to hide it. You were sick.

I was worried also. We had a whirlwind

marriage. Do you know what that means?

>> Of course I do.

I am just old, not.

>> So, what do you think of him?

He's a catch, but Grandpa and I need to

check him out. Our Emmy is a rare gem.

Can't let him get her easily.

Jamie, you're not getting any younger.

Found any girl you like?

>> I do.

>> Oh, really? Then mind telling me her

name?

>> I'm afraid I can't. The girl I like is a

bit shy.

>> I see.

Our little Emmy isn't getting any

younger. Her grandma and I picked out

some nice guys. As her good friend,

could you help us give some advice?

>> Sure. Let's see.

>> All right.

This one.

Look at him. Wears glasses. Very gentle.

[snorts] Stanford grad. After returning

home, he started a small company. He has

done well for himself.

[music]

Balding before 30. Judging by the

lenses, at least 2,000° could pass to

kids. No good.

>> Then

how about this one? Look, no glasses.

Central Grat. He's quite handsome. I

think he and Emmy make a good match.

>> Under 511, yellow teeth, puffy cheeks,

smokes, and chews. Beetle grandpa. This

photo better put it away.

>> Look at this one. 6t tall. All muscle.

Looks very reliable.

>> All show no go. Dark circles. Shifty

eyes. Total scumbag. At least three

girlfriends at the same time. [music] No

way.

>> No.

What?

>> Grandpa. The ugly ones. Just keep them.

Emmy won't like him.

>> This one's no good. That one's no good.

Then find Emmy. Find her. A good one.

>> Grandpa, what do you think of me? I am

6. No smoking, [music] little drinking,

decent looking.

good family. Most importantly, I've

loved Emmy for years.

What's going on today? First, Grandma

figured out I'm already married.

[snorts] Then, when I walked in, I heard

James say he likes me. But we agreed,

didn't we? He's my best friend of 10

years. Grandpa must have said something.

Could it be he was testing James just

now?

Grandpa, Grandma, Emmy and I need to

talk. Excuse us.

>> Emily Summers, what are we to each

other?

>> Why the sudden question? Did grandpa

>> What kind of man do you like?

glasseswearing CEOs. Do you like that?

Or central grads with million salaries

or 6'3 muscle hunks? What's your type?

Tell me, what's your type?

>> James, what is wrong with you? I am

worried about you.

>> What about us?

What are we

friends or something else? Some messy

relationship? Emily, I want an answer. I

need an answer. We're married.

>> James,

you

you're my husband.

James Summers,

I like you.

I like you, too. Emily Summers.

>> I only like you.

Did grandpa say something? Don't believe

them? They know we're married.

It is fake. Testing you.

[sighs]

So, whatever they said, don't believe

them. MARY LOLO, WHAT ARE YOU TWO

SNEAKING AROUND FOR? YOU JUST HAD

SURGERY. WHY AREN'T YOU IN BED? WHAT IF

YOU GET HURT? WHAT THEN?

KEEP it down. My granddaughter,

>> let's go back. And you, too? You're old

enough. Can't you watch your husband?

>> Keep it down, dear. Don't ruin my

granddaughter's big moment. All right,

let's go back.

>> Let's go.

>> Anyway, whatever they said, comma dot

dot dot, it is not true.

>> But I married you. That's true. You

married me. That's true. And after we

got married, we never visited the two

elders. That's also true.

>> You knew they were acting.

>> It was obvious, Emmy.

>> Then you played along

>> because it was my fault. Without their

consent, I married their precious, even

if they blindfold me with a cloth bag

and beat me up. I wouldn't mind at all.

>> You're forgiven. All right, then. was uh

when they beat you up, I'll get you a

clean, pretty green bag.

>> Okay. Does it have to be green?

>> My trip to Northbridge was perfect. My

old illness is cured, and I got to see

my two darlings. From now on, you two

must remember to visit us, old folks.

Okay.

>> Sorry for the trouble this has caused

you. We'll bring gifts to visit soon.

Don't mention it,

>> Jamie. Why are you talking like your

grandpa? Just remember, from now on,

come visit us old folks often. That's

all.

>> Promise.

>> Okay, Grandma.

>> Time's up. Then let's go.

>> Grandma hugs.

>> Text me when you land. Take care.

>> Let's go.

>> Bye, Grandma.

>> Head home now. Let's go home. Visit

grandma. She's been down lately.

>> What is wrong with her?

>> Didn't she have a crush on that handsome

old man?

>> She got dumped again.

>> How to put it? That handsome old man a

few days ago, he passed away.

>> What a shame. I thought I could start my

16th spring. Who knew? Life is

unpredictable.

>> 16th springs. So James had 15 grandpas.

>> No, grandma dated many boyfriends but

never got married. Just

life is unpredictable.

>> Grandma, you dated 16 boyfriends. That

is amazing. Teach me,

>> Emily. Just a reminder, you have a

husband and he's still alive.

>> It is simple. Men, no matter their age,

are like kids.

Praise and coddle them.

>> He won't leave you.

>> Makes sense.

>> Nice clothes in the store. Let's go.

>> I brought grandma here because shopping

cheers her up, not for you to learn. How

did they

>> flirting with you? Be good. Wait here.

You pay.

All right. I am done shopping. You two

love birds. Go have fun. Don't mind me.

>> Grandma, we'll take you home.

>> No need. I have a driver. Besides, I am

meeting a new silver fox. You two have

fun. I'll have mine. We're all dot dot

dot independent.

>> So, this time, better take a fortune

teller to find a tough silver fox.

>> Silly boy. What nonsense. All right, I

am off.

>> Okay.

So, where to next?

>> Pick one. My treat.

>> Do I have to pick one?

All couples wear these.

>> Fine,

I'll pick one.

>> I'll pick first.

>> Cute.

>> Yeah, so cute.

>> Your turn. Hurry up.

>> This one.

>> That's not nice.

How cute is this?

Head down.

Honey, you look so cute. Honey, why are

your ears so red?

>> Emily, stop it.

>> Honey, honey, I want ice cream. Honey, I

want a toy.

Honey, why aren't you talking? Are you

naturally quiet?

>> Stop it.

>> Honey.

>> Honey,

>> why did you bring me here? Just now, how

many times did you call me honey?

>> Who is counting?

>> 23 times. So now 23 kisses.

Honey,

I just saw there is a Polaroid studio

ahead. Let's go take some photos.

>> Sure.

>> Honey,

wait a sec.

Looking for something?

>> My lipstick. You kiss it all off.

>> No need to reapply. I kissed you 23

times. Your lips are redder than before.

>> Silly. It is a different shade.

They all look amazing. I love them.

>> Me, too.

>> This is what couples should take. Unlike

our wedding photos, like an arranged

marriage, so distant.

>> How about we find time to redo our

wedding photos?

>> I say we should go back to our wedding

day

and take a proper photo.

>> How about we go back to when we were 16?

If we went back to 16 and you still gave

me a pomegranate flower, I'd definitely

hold your hand tight and never let you

go. We should have been together since

then.

>> James Summers,

>> you're in trouble. Looks like you're

head over heels. What do I do?

>> Drop the looks like. I really am head

over heels.

Grandma and Grandpa asked us to go to

Maplewood for the fireworks festival.

Are you free?

>> I am free. How about tomorrow afternoon?

>> Well, Grandma's place is a bit small.

>> H.

>> So, there might not be that many rooms.

>> So, what does Mrs. Summers mean? So, we

might have to share a room. Don't get me

wrong, I am not taking advantage.

Grandma's place really has no extra

room. Even though we've been married for

so long, we never shared a room. Normal

couples share a room.

Not sharing a room is weird, especially

at grandma's. If she finds out we sleep

separately, she might suspect.

>> Suspect what?

>> That you can't do it.

I don't think you can. It is grandma who

might Hey, stop undressing.

>> Okay, we'll see.

>> Early or late, I have to sleep with him.

Should have done it last night. Let's

see if he dares mess with me.

>> Grandma, grandpa, we're home.

>> Grandma, Grandpa, we're back to see you.

>> Jamie, you're finally here. Set your

bags down. How about a few rounds?

>> Look at Grandpa just GOT HOME. BAG'S NOT

DOWN AND HE WANTS TO play chess. Jamie,

come on. You two go inside and rest.

Grandma prepared this. I didn't ask for

it.

Grandma is so sweet.

>> She really is.

Jamie, let me take back a move. Just one

move. All right. All right.

>> Emmy, your husband is so handsome. Does

he have any older brothers or younger

ones? For my daughter, introduce her.

>> Sisters work, too. My silly son has been

single for years.

>> My cousin is single, too.

>> You guys don't go overboard.

Emmy,

you hurry up and give me a great

grandchild. That's what matters most.

It is okay, Emily. These two months,

your posture correction worked wonders.

You won't scare James

>> wife.

>> Yes.

What's wrong?

>> Nothing. Just wanted to call you.

>> Okay.

>> Have a seat.

>> Wife.

>> Yes.

>> Tired?

>> Not really.

>> Let's go to bed.

Okay,

>> I'll turn off the light.

Emily Summer, say goodbye to this world.

I've heard Mrs. Summer sleeps well. Last

night I saw it for myself.

>> Is it possible this is a dream? None is

real.

>> Not likely. My neck and arm still hurt.

>> Baby, is it cold today? You Why are you

wearing a turtleneck?

>> I I get cold easily.

Emmy, later. Go kill that duck of ours.

Add lots of goji berries and Angelica.

Make Jamie some soup.

>> All right. All right. Come on.

Cheers.

The fireworks festival starts tonight.

Traditionally, we all have to wear our

traditional clothes. Amy's dress is from

last year. Jamie, I don't know your

size. Go try it on. If it doesn't fit,

let me know and I'll get you another.

>> Okay. Thanks, Grandma.

>> What will James look like in traditional

clothes?

I want to help him change.

>> All right, let's wrap it up. This

meeting's over. Okay, see you at the

fireworks festival.

>> Damian has been in there for so long. Is

it possible he can't put on the clothes?

Annie, go check on him.

>> Okay.

Taking so long to change. James Summers,

you are so hopeless.

>> That is the limit. Within 2 days, give

me the results.

>> James?

>> Yes, that is the deadline. Within 2

days, give me the results. Yes. Back to

North Bridge tomorrow.

Sorry, urgent work came up. I can't stay

long. Early tomorrow, I am heading back.

>> It is okay. I'll [clears throat] stay

with grandma and grandpa. It is the

same.

>> Sorry.

>> It is fine.

>> Try the clothes.

>> Number don't know how

>> you tried it. Can't wear it.

>> Wanted you to help me.

Any wishes? I'll make them come true.

It is fireworks festival. Everyone stays

out late. Acramas, no one's here now.

How about we

>> make it happen now?

>> So eager. How about we go inside?

>> Can't we do both?

>> We can.

Turn off the lights.

>> Why turn them off?

>> I know how to take this off.

Grandma, where's James?

>> You didn't know? This morning he flew

back. Seems like he had an emergency.

>> Oh, okay. Grandma.

>> Oh,

what a shame. Yesterday I bought some

bull's penis. Planning today to make him

some soup. How about when you go back,

take the penis back for Jamie.

>> Grandma,

actually, I don't think James really

needs it. Emmy in public. Save his

pride. That is right. But I am family.

Besides, I am old enough. Why is there

to be shy?

>> Grandma, really, he doesn't need it.

>> Got it. Understood.

>> All right, then. When you go back, take

the penis back for Jamie. I'll go pack

it for you.

>> No need, Grandma. No,

>> Mrs. Thomas. Director Summers knew you

were back today, so he sent me to pick

you up.

>> That bastard has a heart. Thanks,

Assistant Lyndon.

>> It is good to be home.

Mrs. Lane, there is cured fish and meat

from grandma. Please put them away.

>> Sure.

>> Wife.

>> Yes.

>> Um, when do we eat this? Since I am

making soup today. Shall I? No need. We

don't eat this. I know. I get it. I've

been there.

Listen, wife. I have a way. He won't

even notice. Mr. Summers won't know.

Mrs. Lane, no need. Just don't tell

James. He won't know.

>> Watch that. I know.

But I know what

can't you tell me?

>> Nothing.

I'm making for her. I'm going to go rest

in my room.

Dinner is almost ready. Going to rest an

hour.

>> Why are you home so early? Shouldn't you

get off at 10:00?

>> I have 1 hour and 32 minutes before my

next meeting.

>> Then why come back?

>> Just wanted to hug you.

>> James Summers, you're so silly. I am not

going anywhere. Instead of this, you

could be at work, taking a break,

running around all day. It is

exhausting. Listen up. If you ever do

this again,

>> but I just wanted to hug you. Hugging

makes it all better.

>> Fine. Don't do it again. From now on,

when you can rest, just take a break.

Don't keep thinking about coming home or

to the shop. Got it.

>> Okay,

Emily, I have 10 minutes before I go. Is

there anything more important to tell

me?

>> So, from now on, we're sharing a room.

>> No.

>> Then move your stuff to my room. I have

too much to move.

>> Already done.

>> When did you do that?

>> As soon as I got home.

>> You didn't even ask me about sharing a

room.

>> Isn't this me asking?

>> Fine. Go ahead. Let's see you try.

>> Wife, don't make me move out. Okay.

>> Sleeping together is useless.

Every night he comes home at 1 or 2

a.m., leaves at 6:00 or 7:00 a.m., sleep

in the same bed, but I barely see him

each day. If not for the crumpled

sheets, I'd feel like I am one of those

lonely wives whose husbands never come

home.

Well, what brings you home today? My

busy husband finally came back.

>> I'm sorry. It's been so busy. No time

with you. Now I'm done. I'll come home

early. Okay.

>> Who needs you?

>> I need you.

Who knows if you are telling the truth?

>> Let me show you if it is true tonight.

>> Mrs. Lane's still here.

>> Mrs. Lane, you can head home early

tonight. I'll make dinner.

>> Okay. Um, the bull penis is ready. It's

by the stove. I'll get going now. Right

away.

>> Bull penis. Mrs. Summer is not satisfied

with me.

>> I didn't prepare it. Grandma did.

>> Since Mrs. Lane prepared it, let's try

it tonight.

>> Okay, then. Mrs. Summers, don't forget

the five star.

Why?

I can't stop.

>> Done filling me up, Mrs. Summers

wasn't me. I was sleeping.

>> So you mean even though you are asleep,

your hands move on their own.

>> Yeah, that must be it.

>> So someone gets Hansy in her sleep.

>> Who's Hansy? I'm your wife.

>> So Mrs. Summers,

where did you touch?

Here

or here? [snorts] Or maybe here.

>> It is all James' fault. Why did it take

so long? My hand is so sore. I should

have used my left hand. Oh well, next

time I'll use both hands.

>> Miss check out.

>> You can pay here. Come again soon.

>> At Mr. Perfect at home. You are not like

this.

>> Hey handsome, can I add you on WeChat

chat?

>> Why do you want to add me?

>> Oh, James Summers. Usually you just say

no, but today you are chatting with her.

Why?

>> Is it because I am handsome?

>> PFT Shimless.

>> Not exactly. I just think you seem like

a nice guy.

>> We just met. How do you know I am a nice

guy?

>> Hey, three lines. You've talked three

lines. If this goes on, are you two

going to chat all night? Is this guy

crazy? Just asking for WeChat. Why is he

grilling me?

>> Sorry. My wife is strict. She doesn't

want me adding strangers. She is the

owner of this shop.

>> That's more like it.

>> What do you mean? Am I strict? Don't

ruin my reputation.

>> I was wrong, Mrs. Summers.

>> Since you apologized nicely, I'll let it

slide. Don't do it again.

>> Sure. All right. Hey, Mrs. Summers.

Tonight, my friend just got back. She's

hosting a party. Would you like to come

with me?

>> How do I look?

>> Beautiful.

>> You are lying. I haven't even finished.

>> I am not. You look great either way.

Let me introduce my wife, Emily Summers.

>> Hi, Mrs. Summers.

>> Hello, everyone.

>> Why does the vibe feel off?

>> James, come on. Sit.

>> No wonder James hasn't been out with us

lately.

Turns out he's got a hot wife. He's too

busy with you.

>> I've been swapped with work. All right,

let's have a toast.

>> Cheers.

>> Are you okay? If you don't like it, we

can leave early.

>> It is fine. Chatting with everyone is

nice. He remembered how I felt at the

last party.

>> Aw, it is her party, but the hostess is

fashionably late.

>> When she arrives, make her drink three

shots.

>> She is the hostess. Cut her some slack.

What's all this chattering about me?

>> Sorry everyone. Jet flag got me slept

through my alarm. I am late. So three

shots. Perfect. I am thirsty.

>> What's wrong?

>> You She's the one your friend abroad.

>> Huh? What's the matter?

>> What's the matter? What's the matter?

James Summers. Did you think I wouldn't

know her? She has short hair now and

darker skin, but how could I not

recognize her? Olivia Lane, your

childhood friend and your ex-girlfriend.

Back in high school, there were so many

posts about you two.

>> Are you okay? Tell me if something's

wrong.

>> You brought me to your ex's party and

you were asking if I am okay. You

Northbridge folks, play hard.

What do you mean?

>> Fine, we'll talk later.

>> I am not like you Northbridge folks. I

don't have the habit of talking about my

husband's ex in front of her.

>> Are you feeling unwell? If you want, we

can leave now.

>> Leave whenever. Come whenever. I won't.

Didn't you bring me here to meet your

ex? Then let's meet. Why leave? I am

staying.

What's she up to? Provoking me?

Sneering? Claiming territory? Whatever

it is, I can handle it.

>> Hey, beauty. Want to be my model?

>> What?

>> Sorry, my wife isn't a model.

>> PFT.

Such a pretty girl. Wasted on him.

Huh? Um, either cabbage or the pig.

Hey cutie. What's your name? Can I get

your number?

>> I I am Emily Summers. My number is 158

to 7,936.

>> Emmy,

>> what was I doing?

She's terrifying. I almost sold myself

out.

>> Emmy, what a cute name. Which Emmy?

>> Pearls. Ammy, not the pig.

>> No,

darling,

you're a sweet little pet piggy.

Is she insulting me or complimenting me?

Wait a sec. Emily Summers, get a grip.

She is James's ex. Why would she

compliment you?

>> I know I smell good, but I am not a pig.

He darling, you're adorable. I really

like you.

>> Hey, Ken. I sit between you two.

>> No.

>> Fine, then.

>> We've all had our drinks and we've done

enough chatting. How about something

exciting?

>> Sure. What's the game?

>> Truth or dare? Hey,

don't be a bored. Sometimes

the sillier the better.

>> This truth or dare not exciting enough?

Add another one. Never have I ever five

fingers each. First of all, draws a card

for truth or dare.

Come on, bring it on.

My turn. I have long hair.

P FFT

long hair. Big deal. My turn. I have

short hair.

>> All right, my turn.

I have a girlfriend.

Chris, playing like that isn't fun at

all. You're showing off. But married

guys count as taken.

Why wouldn't it?

>> My turn. Let me think. I've dated two

people. Two.

>> That's too specific. Not one, not three.

Only two. Some of us haven't even dated

anyone.

James, you you dated three.

Olivia is one. I am two. James Summers.

He's dated at least two. If not, then

three. Or maybe you. Four girlfriends.

Five. Six.

>> What is going on in your head?

>> How many have you dated?

He isn't it obvious? All these years

I've only dated you. You're the only one

in my heart.

>> Hey, you two love birds. Sneaking hands.

Stop chatting. Time for your punishment.

>> Come on, Emily. Pick one.

There. Kiss any guy here for 5 seconds.

Oh, what a shame. Married people drew

this card. That's no fun. No challenge

at all.

>> Not at all. Not a bit. Get to see the

stoic James Summer's kiss.

Totally worth it. Right.

>> Absolutely.

>> Yeah, exactly. Makes sense.

Sorry everyone, we have some family

matters. We have to head out. We'll sit

out after this round.

>> Truth. When was your first kiss and your

last kiss with a girl?

First kiss with first love?

Was it Olivia? But why did he just say

he only dated me? Is he lying?

>> My first kiss was in November on the

22nd night with my wife. My last kiss

was just now also with my wife. By the

way, everyone, those high school rumors,

let's leave them in the past. I might

not mind, but my wife does. I don't want

her hurt.

>> Yeah.

>> Why are you staring? You don't actually

believe it. They even said I was in a

love triangle with Chris and Alex.

You really believe that? But I also

heard James would fly abroad to see you

every month.

I was on the African savannah

shooting lions.

You know what he does? He's way too

busy.

Oh, so that's why Em's been cold. She

thought I was hooking up with James.

>> Relax. Me, Dance, Chris, Alex, we've

been friends since we were kids. We had

our share of rumors. At first, we tried

to explain. Then we just let it go.

Don't worry, the four of us are

>> just friends.

>> Yeah,

sorry, Olivia. I misunderstood.

Now that we've cleared it up, will you

be my model? Oh, please. I am a pro

photographer. I love shooting beauty.

I'll make you look absolutely stunning.

Just let me shoot you.

>> All right. All right. We're busy. Let's

go.

>> Hey, I am heading out, Olivia.

We're heading out.

>> Bye.

>> Okay. See you

>> about me and Olivia. Those rumors, I

don't know where you heard them. I'm

sorry. Also, I didn't explain this to

you right away. That is my fault. I'm

sorry.

>> No need to apologize

between us. No need to say sorry.

James, let's go home.

>> James, is it true you've never dated

anyone?

>> Never. I never even thought about

dating, let alone a flash marriage.

But you are the exception. The one I've

been waiting for.

How did you manage to look this handsome

and never date anyone?

>> I was waiting for the one.

>> I was waiting for you, Emily.

>> What a charmer.

Actually, I don't really care if you had

exes.

>> Really? You don't mind?

>> Yeah. From the day I decided to marry

you, I've made up my mind to walk this

path with you all the way to our happy

ending. As for the past, it doesn't

matter.

James

But I mind I mind if you had exes.

I mind you don't mind. I mind who

classmate A is. I mind the one you love

isn't me. I mind I mind everything about

you. Your past, present, and future. I

mind them all. What should I do?

I just can't help it.

No one else.

Dot dot dot dot dot dot dot. James,

dot dot dot dot dot. It is only you

from the start.

Only you.

>> [snorts and clears throat]

>> What about classmate A?

>> Classmate A.

Was you?

High school. You

16year-old you.

My first crush.

My

11 year secret love.

>> Yeah. Open we chat. Check my note for

you.

I want to hear it from you. The story of

classm

James. I

I've loved you for years.

Since high school, from the moment I saw

you, I've loved you.

But

you never noticed me. I didn't even get

a chance to talk to you. Not once.

Later

you got into Central U.

I repeated a year and got into

but you went to the UK.

I

I thought our lives would never cross

again.

I was ready

to forget you

and move on.

So during that time,

I just kept going on dates.

It's you.

You suddenly came back into my life.

>> I am sorry. I I said we're married

between us. No need to apologize.

James,

do you know

why I was upset?

My memories of you span 11 years.

But to you, those years

mean nothing at all.

So, I always thought

our feelings weren't equal.

I love you

more than you love me.