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0:00Please take it, Aunt Mary. If her mom
0:03hadn't passed away so early, and if I
0:04wasn't completely out of options, I
0:05wouldn't be asking you for this favor.
0:07>> You and my late husband were comrades
0:09for so many years. When he sacrificed
0:11his life back then, you helped us out a
0:13lot. Besides, my kids are away all year
0:15round, so I'm just here by myself. Don't
0:17be a stranger. Sigh. You were doing so
0:21well as a doctor. How did you end up in
0:23this situation?
0:24>> I just don't want to get involved. In
0:26the winter of 2016, because of my
0:28father's work and the incident that
0:30happened, I was forced to move to
0:32Willowville.
0:34>> So, dad has to head back now. Once
0:37things are settled over there, I'll come
0:39pick you up.
0:41>> 3 months, 6 months, or how long?
0:51>> My ballet competition next week. I've
0:53already told Miss Cole I'm dropping out.
0:56Don't worry. I can study hard here, too.
0:59>> I am so sorry for this, sweetie.
1:01>> Dad, is that family still making a scene
1:04at the hospital?
1:05>> The hospital has security guards. You
1:08don't need to worry about it.
1:09>> Dad, do you regret it? So many hospitals
1:12refused to take that kid because he was
1:14too sick. You took the risk, but the
1:17surgery failed and now they blame
1:19everything on you. making a scene at the
1:22hospital every day, even finding out our
1:24home address.
1:24>> Sofh, I don't regret trying to save that
1:27kid. I only regret dragging you into
1:29this. Uh, [sighs]
1:31Willowville may be small, but at least
1:33it is safe. Uh, that gives me peace of
1:36mind.
1:37>> All right, it is the last bus.
1:40>> You better go.
2:36driver. How much is it? $20. Why $20?
2:39Are you trying to rip us off? Let me
2:41tell you, I'm only giving you $15, not a
2:44penny more.
2:46>> Come on. You have so much stuff. It cost
2:48me more in gas.
2:49>> You are being unreasonable. Me?
2:50Unreasonable. If you don't want it,
2:51>> then give it back. $20. Unbelievable.
2:53>> Then you get nothing.
2:55>> How can you be so unreasonable? Do you
2:56want the $15 or not?
2:58>> If not, I'm taking it.
2:59>> $20. So unreasonable. And you call me
3:02unreasonable.
3:03>> Unbelievable.
3:17That was how Lucas and I met for the
3:19first time. I was a total mess. And so
3:22was he.
3:34I shouldn't have given him that extra
3:35$5. That driver obviously thought we
3:37were from out of town and took advantage
3:38of us.
3:40>> Can you stop complaining? We just moved
3:42here. It is better to avoid trouble.
3:43>> Fine. I am just trying to save some
3:45money. With Luke's ear condition and our
3:47current salaries, how long until we can
3:49afford the surgery? Sh.
3:58>> He's had a fever for days and you only
4:00brought him in now. That's so
4:02irresponsible.
4:03>> I've been working overtime at the
4:04factory. His dad didn't think it was
4:06serious, so we didn't pay much
4:07attention.
4:09>> When we were kids, a cold or fever meant
4:11just sweating it out under a blanket.
4:12How could we know it'd be the serious?
4:19>> Mom, Dad, why are you just moving your
4:21mouth, making no sound?
4:29>> Look, look. What is wrong?
4:31>> Look, don't scare me. Look, look.
4:41>> The results [music] are out. The
4:42persistent high fever caused severe
4:44damage to his left ear. His right ear
4:46still has some hearing left. He can use
4:47a powerful hearing aid.
4:50>> How could this happen? Luke's ears. How
4:53can he just not hear?
4:55>> But fortunately, the auditory nerve in
4:57his right ear is fine. He can get a
4:59colear implant.
5:02Doctor, you said a cclear implant will
5:06help my son get better. Right.
5:10All right then. Doctor, we'll do it.
5:14Tell me for the procedure. How much will
5:16the surgery cost?
5:17>> It'll be at least $200,000. But we can't
5:20do it here. [music] You'll have to go to
5:21capital city.
5:30$200,000.
5:32This
6:05I'm going to go buy a towel.
6:08>> Okay.
6:12Come back soon.
6:15I told you to stop bringing it up. Don't
6:16bring it up. Why did you even bring it
6:18up? From that distance, you couldn't
6:20have heard us, right?
6:24>> Let's get to work.
7:22It's you.
7:24What's his deal? Is it because of what
7:27happened earlier? Is he ignoring me on
7:30purpose? [music]
7:31So petty.
7:41Um,
7:42I'm sorry. I zoned out a bit. I didn't
7:45catch what you said. Could you say that
7:48again?
7:50>> I said, "How do I get to Willow Lane? I
7:53can't find it."
7:55>> Oh,
7:57I live there, too. You can just follow
7:59me.
8:01>> Okay.
8:27Wait, didn't we just pass by here? All
8:31the streets here look the same.
8:34Let's go. We're almost there.
8:36>> Okay.
8:48I could have sworn we turn right here.
8:54>> Who exactly are you?
8:57You've been leading me in circles. I'm
9:00warning you. I don't have any money. And
9:04if you try anything funny, I'll call the
9:06cops right now.
9:10>> I'm Lucas Shaw. I just moved to
9:13Willowville today, too. I live on Willow
9:15Lane, too. I didn't know the streets
9:17here were so confusing.
9:20I
9:22got lost.
9:25You
9:25>> do you take me for a fool? You just
9:27happened to move to Willowville. You
9:29just happen to live on Willow Lane and
9:31you're lost, too. There's no way it's
9:33such a coincidence. I'm calling the
9:35police right now.
9:36>> Hey, wait. No. Just let me.
9:38>> Luke,
9:45you just went to the store. What took
9:47you so long?
9:50And who is this?
9:53>> Sophie,
9:55where did you run off to? I've been
9:57looking for you for ages.
10:00Grace.
10:02Mary. Oh, Grace. Long time no see. Yeah,
10:06it has been a while. Come over for
10:08dinner later.
10:13It's been so many years. What brings you
10:16back to Willowville today?
10:17>> My husband found a job at a factory
10:20here. The pay is pretty good, so we
10:22moved here with him. I figured we could
10:25fix up the old house and save some money
10:27on rent.
10:28>> That's great. Will is developing fast.
10:31It's much better than before. Moving
10:33back is a good idea. Is this your son?
10:37>> Yes, Lucas.
10:41>> Hello, Aunt Mary.
10:42>> Hi. Your mom hasn't been back to
10:44Willowville since her wedding.
10:47>> This is your first time here, right? No
10:50wonder you got lost. Yeah, we made quite
10:53a joke of ourselves.
10:54>> Ah, and who is this?
10:57>> A friend's kid staying here for a while.
11:01>> Hello, ma'am.
11:06>> Oh, right. You two probably haven't
11:08eaten yet. You must be hungry. Let me
11:09make you some food.
11:10>> Don't trouble yourself, Mrs. Mary. I'll
11:12just go back and cook.
11:13>> It's no trouble. You two just got back.
11:15You haven't settled in yet.
11:44What did you say?
11:46Can you speak up?
12:01I am sorry.
12:16Why are you home so late?
12:18>> Well, I ran into Mrs. Mary. I stopped by
12:21her place for a bit.
12:22>> Dad, mom, going in my room.
12:24>> Okay,
12:26>> which Mrs. Mary?
12:28>> The one living next door. Uh, she even
12:30came to our wedding.
12:33It's just strange. There's a little girl
12:35there about Luke's age. Her outfit
12:38looked really expensive. You can tell
12:40she's not from Willowville.
12:52I'm sorry.
12:54Sophie, where did you run off to?
12:57>> Sophie.
13:01Sophie.
13:05Sophie.
13:08Sophie. So,
13:12how exactly do you spell her name?
13:15>> Lucas.
13:17Would it have killed you to ask?
13:22From now on, you'll stay in this room.
13:24Oh, right. The water heater is a bit
13:26old. You have to let it run a while to
13:28get hot water. Also, the soap. I got you
13:31a brand new one.
13:32>> Um, do you have body wash and
13:34conditioner?
13:36>> What?
13:38Nothing. Aunt Mary, I'm going to go wash
13:40up.
13:41>> Okay, go ahead. Let me know if you need
13:43anything.
14:13Sophie, you got this. Everything's going
14:15to be all right.
14:26I've already talked to your home room
14:28teacher. You can record your classes and
14:31during PE just stay in the classroom.
14:37Look well at school don't let your
14:40classmates know about your hearing.
14:48Okay.
15:03Luke, why change to this one? Didn't you
15:06say it's uncomfortable to wear all day?
15:09>> It's smaller.
15:11It's less noticeable. I'm heading out.
15:25Sophie, how about I go with you to
15:27register?
15:28>> No need, Aunt Mary. I can find the way.
15:30>> No, there are so many alleys here in
15:32Willowville. You might get lost again.
15:33Wait for me to change my clothes.
15:34>> Hey,
15:38Aunt Mary. I'm going with Luke. We're
15:40off. Bye.
15:43>> Let's go.
15:49You're not acting cool today.
15:51>> Acting cool?
15:53>> I saw you wearing a hat all day
15:55yesterday.
15:56>> I just didn't wash my hair yesterday.
16:00>> Didn't know you had such an idol
16:02complex.
16:04>> Idol complex?
16:06What does that mean?
16:08>> Never mind. Hurry up. I don't want to be
16:10late on my first day. I won't get lost
16:12again following you today, will I?
16:14>> You won't.
16:16When I transferred schools, I walked
16:17this route once. I remember it.
16:19Yesterday was just an accident.
16:22>> Oh,
16:36class. Quiet down. For the new semester,
16:40our class has two new students.
16:43Come on, introduce yourselves.
16:46Sophie Reid, you go first.
16:50>> Hello everyone. My name is Sophie Reid,
16:52spelled S O P H I E R E D. I'm glad to
16:56be in this class with you all. That girl
16:58is so pretty.
16:59>> Look at her shoes. You can only get
17:00those in a big city. They must be
17:02expensive. Her skirt is really pretty,
17:04too. Yeah, it really is.
17:06>> Sophie here. She transferred from
17:08Southgate. Her spoken English is
17:10excellent. Whenever you have free time,
17:12you should learn from her. Then can she
17:14say a few lines for us?
17:16>> Yeah, let us learn from her right now.
17:19Yeah,
17:19>> show us. Sophie,
17:22>> why don't you say something in English?
17:25>> Then I'll share a quote from the little
17:26prince that I really like.
17:29It is only with the heart that one can
17:31see rightly. What is essential is
17:34invisible to the eye.
17:36>> That's amazing. Can you tell us what it
17:38means? It means that you can only see
17:40the truth.
17:42If you look with your heart,
17:44if you only use your eyes, you won't be
17:46able to see it.
17:47>> All right, Sophie's pronunciation is
17:49indeed very accurate. Now, Lucas,
17:53why don't you introduce yourself?
17:56>> Hi, everyone. I'm Lucas Shaw.
18:00>> That's it. He's so cold.
18:03>> His hair is so long. Doesn't the teacher
18:05care?
18:06>> All right. All right. Do you see the
18:08empty seats over there? Put your things
18:10there and then come to the office with
18:12me to get your books. The rest of you
18:14study on your own.
18:34All your books are right here. Oh, and
18:36the school uniforms. You two remember
18:38that starting tomorrow you must wear
18:40them to school. Okay,
18:41>> got it.
18:57>> Lucas, I can carry them myself. It's too
18:59heavy for you to carry alone.
19:01>> Not heavy. [music] Sophie.
19:03Hello. I'm Jason Hall. the class
19:05president. I came to help you guys with
19:07the books.
19:10>> Let's go.
19:11>> Okay,
19:13Sophie, if you ever need anything, you
19:15can come to me anytime.
19:16>> Yeah, I know Willowville Inside Out.
19:18>> Thanks, class president.
19:21>> Do you read The Little Prince, too? I
19:23really love the quotes in it.
19:40It is only with the heart that one can
19:42see rightly. What is essential is
19:44invisible to the eye.
20:15It seems to me after one winter break,
20:17you've completely forgotten everything I
20:19taught you. We had a little pop quiz
20:22yesterday and half of you failed. I'll
20:26save you some face and won't name names,
20:30but I want to specially commend one
20:33student today,
20:35Lucas.
20:37Perfect score.
20:44Everyone, after class, I want you all to
20:47take a good look at Lucas's test paper.
20:49See how he answers the questions. Class
20:51president,
20:52hand out the test papers.
20:58Did you do it on purpose? During the
21:01test yesterday, you saw me sitting right
21:03there struggling to write a single word.
21:05Did you think it was funny?
21:06>> I thought you were thinking.
21:11>> What kind of logic is that?
21:27I think your handwriting is really nice.
21:31My handwriting isn't as pretty as yours.
21:43>> All right, class. Class dismissed.
21:48>> Do you live on Willow Lane? Yeah, I live
21:52in the next lane. After school today,
21:54can I walk home with you?
21:57I really love Southgate. Could you tell
22:00me about it? Sure.
22:04>> Want to play basketball after school?
22:06We're always short a guy. You can fill
22:07in for us.
22:08>> No thanks. I don't play basketball.
22:11>> I don't. No, that's fine. You can be a
22:13sub. Just take your time. I'm sorry. You
22:16should find someone else.
22:22What's his deal? We just asked him to
22:24play basketball and he gives us
22:25attitude. What? Thinks he's all that for
22:28acing physics. Let's go.
22:33>> Is Southgate as pretty as it is in the
22:35TV shows with all the tall buildings?
22:37There are a lot of highrises, but the
22:39traffic to school is awful. It's not as
22:42nice [music] as Willowville. After I
22:43finish my exams, I definitely have to
22:46visit. Will you go with me then?
22:54He's clearly not like that. Why does he
22:56have to act so cold and distant?
23:03Sofh, how are things going over there?
23:05You left in such a hurry, I didn't even
23:07get to see you off. I'm doing fine.
23:10Don't worry. Willowville is a lot better
23:12than I expected. Except I'm still
23:14getting used to the food. What about
23:16your ballet competition?
23:18I dropped out. Let's not talk about it.
23:21Has anything interesting happened in
23:22Willowville? Come on, tell me. Something
23:25interesting.
23:28I met a really interesting guy.
23:41He's actually so good at basketball.
23:44Mia, I got to go. I'll call you back
23:46later.
23:55Lucas, pass me the ball. Pass it to me.
24:00Lucas, pass the ball. Pass the ball.
24:03Give it to me.
24:05[music]
24:25If you can't hear, stay off the team.
24:27You cost us so many points. Lucas,
24:29you're benched for the second half.
24:51Lucas,
24:52I know your secret.
25:01Lucas, I discovered your secret.
25:07What secret?
25:10>> You clearly know how to play basketball,
25:12but you told Jason you didn't. Is it
25:15because
25:18you think the guys in our class suck at
25:20it? You don't want to team up with them,
25:22so you said you can't play?
25:25>> Yeah,
25:28>> I think they suck, too. But your
25:31shooting just now was pretty accurate.
25:33You're really good.
25:36>> You think I'm that good?
25:40>> Yeah, you're great at physics and pretty
25:43good at basketball, too.
25:51>> You seem to love those crispy noodles.
25:54I saw you eating them during breaks
25:56yesterday, too.
25:58>> I don't actually like them. I'm just not
26:01used to the local food yet. And the
26:03school store doesn't have much else.
26:06>> There's a wantton shop at the edge of
26:08town.
26:10It should still be open right now.
26:14Want to go grab a bite?
26:27Yeah,
26:29this is the best meal I've had in
26:31Willowville. Hey, Lucas, why do you
26:34always act so aloof in class and ignore
26:36everyone? You're not like that at all. I
26:41Also, why do you always wear headphones
26:44or wear a hat and leave your hair so
26:46long?
26:48What's wrong?
26:52Oh no, hearing aid is dead.
27:01>> I I have to go.
27:04>> Hey, wait. Lucas, what happened to you?
27:19She must think I'm so weird.
27:23>> Lucas, you're so useless.
27:32>> Maybe I should ask Mrs. Shaw if
27:34something's wrong with Lucas.
27:36>> Yeah, I want to get Luke a better
27:38hearing aid.
27:41He's been struggling with his studies
27:43lately.
27:45I know
27:47a hearing aid.
27:58>> Lucas has a hearing problem.
28:01>> I don't play basketball. You should find
28:03someone else.
28:05>> Lucas, I figured out your secret.
28:08You obviously know how to play, but you
28:10told Jason you didn't.
28:12>> Sorry about that. I spaced out for a
28:13second. You're clearly not like that. I
28:14didn't hear what you said.
28:15>> Why do you always wear headphones? You
28:18>> could you say that again?
28:19>> We're wearing a hat and keeping your
28:20hair so long.
28:21>> What did you say?
28:23Can you speak up?
28:27>> No wonder he was acting so weird before.
28:30Is he an idiot?
28:34And I kept blabbering away right next to
28:37him. It must have been so hard for him
28:39to hear.
28:45Inability to perceive ambient sounds and
28:48human voices. Difficulty determining the
28:51source of sound.
29:13>> Sophie
29:16about yesterday I
29:17>> It's fine. Everyone has those days of
29:20the month.
29:22Don't worry, I won't hold it against
29:24you.
29:26>> What days?
29:29>> Nothing. Let's go.
29:43Lucas, do you have a problem with
29:45English? Your other grades are so good.
29:48You can't just neglect this subject.
29:50Barely passing isn't enough,
29:53>> Sophie. Great work. Keep it up.
29:56>> Thank you.
30:07This old PA system has so much static.
30:10He probably couldn't hear it clearly,
30:12which is why he got so many wrong.
30:18Lucas,
30:20your English doesn't seem that good. How
30:23about this? I'll help you with English
30:25and you help me with math in exchange.
30:27Fair trade. What do you say?
30:31What? Think I can't teach you? My spoken
30:35English is actually pretty good.
30:37>> Yeah. No,
30:40I just think besides math, besides
30:43tutoring you in math, your physics needs
30:45some work, too.
30:48>> Deal. Sure, we can do both.
30:52Who am I doing this for anyway?
31:01Read after me. Registration.
31:07registration.
31:11>> Mhm. Sophie,
31:13>> what's wrong?
31:15>> Actually, you don't need to be so loud.
31:19I can hear you.
31:21>> Oh. Ahem. I just subconsciously like
31:25reading out loud. Ahem. Next.
31:28Reservation.
31:32Reservation.
31:34>> Reservation.
31:35>> Yes.
31:37You don't need to read this one.
31:39>> Oh,
31:40>> really?
31:48>> Not bad.
31:50Looks like it worked.
31:54Let's go.
31:55>> Okay.
31:59>> Oh no, the rain will ruin his hearing
32:02aid.
32:04>> What's wrong? Did you bring an umbrella?
32:10>> No, it's fine. The rain isn't that
32:12heavy.
32:14>> Hey,
32:19how about we do the math tutoring here?
32:23>> But don't we usually do it at home?
32:26[music]
32:27>> Because Because I don't want to carry
32:29such heavy books back. Besides, no
32:31matter where we do it, it's still
32:33tutoring, right? Mr. Shaw, have a seat.
32:43Then let's start with the question you
32:44missed last time.
32:50Look,
32:52the range of the angle of inclination
32:55and the tangent function.
32:58Is this too hard to follow?
33:00Let me write out the steps.
33:09[music] So the cosine is roo<unk>30 /
33:1110.
33:14>> Did you get that?
33:15>> Mhm. Okay. Hey, why don't we go over
33:20physics, too?
33:22>> No rush. We can just [music] do physics
33:25tomorrow. Besides, it's getting dark
33:27outside.
33:28Time to head home.
33:42It's still pouring. Let's wait a bit
33:45longer.
33:50>> Here. Put this on.
33:54>> Hey, Lucas. You use it. Ah.
33:58You can't get wet.
34:04>> Why can't I?
34:06>> If you catch a cold, who's going to
34:08tutor me?
34:11>> Let's go.
34:18>> Sophie,
34:20you know, don't you?
34:23>> No. What? Lucas, what are you talking
34:26about?
34:28You know, this thing on my ear is just a
34:30useless accessory. You know, I can't
34:32hear.
34:34You think I'm a loser who needs to be
34:35watched and protected all the time,
34:40>> right,
34:41>> Sophie? Lucas, what nonsense are you
34:43talking about? Nobody thinks that.
34:44>> I just What? You think because I can't
34:47hear, you have to pity me? I actually
34:50thought, Sophie,
34:53let me tell you, I don't need it. I
34:57don't need you to constantly cuddle me.
35:00And I sure don't need your sympathy or
35:02for you to be nice to me out of pity.
35:06>> Lucas, if I ever say another word to
35:08you, you can call me a dog.
36:12Um,
36:16Wendy, let's go.
36:18>> Okay.
36:36Wendy, how do you solve this?
36:41I can't do a question this hard. Hey,
36:43you've been stuck all day. Why not ask
36:46Lucas? Doesn't he usually help you?
36:54Sophie, someone's looking for you
36:56outside.
36:57>> Oh, coming.
37:03>> Hey. Hey. Isn't that the basketball
37:04captain from the next class? He is here
37:06for Sophie. What does he want?
37:08>> What do you think? He obviously likes
37:09Sophie.
37:20Sophie, didn't you promise me that we'd
37:23have tutoring every day?
37:25>> You don't need to tutor me anymore.
37:29>> Then no more physics tutoring.
37:31>> I don't need it. You're not the only one
37:33good at physics.
37:34>> Wait, but but Chris Cole only got a 56
37:39in physics.
37:40>> Who?
37:41>> The guy who came to see you today, the
37:42basketball captain. He only got a 56 on
37:44the physics exam. He can't tutor you.
37:47>> Lucas Shaw, what exactly are you trying
37:49to say?
37:49>> I
37:52>> That's not how you apologize.
37:54>> I don't know how.
38:03>> Can you teach me?
38:07>> I'm hungry.
38:08>> Then let me treat you to something.
38:10Anything you want.
38:12>> Okay.
38:18Hey, Lucas. You know how Mr. King always
38:21clears his throat? Making that ahem
38:25sound?
38:25>> What about it?
38:26>> It's super annoying. And that static
38:29noise after the bell, that buzzing
38:31sound. It startles me every time. You
38:34can't hear any of that, right?
38:37Actually,
38:41it's not so bad not hearing these
38:42things. At least for the words you don't
38:45want to hear, you can just naturally
38:46block them out. And I realized there's
38:49an upside to talking to you.
38:51>> What's the upside?
38:52>> When we normally talk, it often goes in
38:54one ear and out the other. Or when
38:56someone is talking, their mind has
38:58already wandered off. But you're
39:00different because you have to watch and
39:02listen carefully. So the person talking
39:05to you will also unconsciously become
39:07serious. Like me right now for example.
39:11This isn't a bad thing, Lucas. It's like
39:14like giving the words you really want to
39:16say a switch. Be my partner for lab
39:19class tomorrow. Those guys mumble too
39:22much. I'll be your translator, but you
39:25have to buy me lunch.
39:29>> Okay.
39:32By the way, so which ear can't you hear
39:35from?
39:36>> My left ear is completely deaf.
39:39My right ear can hear a little bit.
39:42>> Oh,
39:45no wonder you always stood on my right
39:48side. You didn't want me to see your
39:50hearing aid, right, Lucas? I never knew
39:53you were so sneaky.
39:56If you take off your hearing aid, can
39:58you still hear?
40:04A little bit.
40:05>> Bend down.
40:07>> Huh?
40:08>> How about this? Can you hear me?
40:12And this
40:16like this. Can you hear me?
40:38I can hear everything.
40:40Oh,
40:53>> every time after lab class I feel so
40:56tired. Are you tired?
40:59>> Not really. After today's classes, this
41:02week is
41:06>> Lucas. Wait a second. Let me take this
41:08call.
41:10Hello, Sofh.
41:12>> Miss Doyle.
41:13>> Sofh, how have you been lately?
41:15>> I've been doing well.
41:17>> That's good. I'm calling today to give
41:18you some news. After you withdrew from
41:20the competition, we recommended Vivian
41:22Young to take your place. She won the
41:24gold medal in the solo group. This award
41:26has directly secured her an early
41:28admission to the Royal Ballet Company's
41:30prep class.
41:34Some people are just so lucky getting
41:36special treatment every day, even having
41:39the principal prep spot handed to them.
41:41Too bad their family is a mess, dragging
41:43them down. Oh, Sophie, I'm sorry.
41:47I didn't know you were here. I heard
41:49your dad killed someone during surgery
41:51and got cornered at the hospital. You're
41:54leaving the company. Is that true? So,
41:57you can't go to the competition either.
41:59That's so sad.
42:02You prepared for so long, but now you
42:04can't go.
42:12I suggest you watch your mouth.
42:16My dad's surgery was totally normal. And
42:19another thing, when you practiced that
42:21gazelle variation this morning, when you
42:23landed, your ankle wobbled again. If you
42:26can't fix that bad habit, even if the
42:28principal reserve was rigged, it still
42:30wouldn't be you.
42:31Besides, I remember it very clearly. In
42:34the last preliminaries, you lost to me
42:37by 1.3 points.
42:40>> Second place.
42:42>> So what, Sophie Reed? Even God isn't on
42:45your side. From now on, first place
42:48belongs to me. What are you looking at?
42:51>> Vivian got lucky this time. The judges
42:54said her technical flaws were covered up
42:55by her expressive performance. Sofh,
42:58it's fine that you missed this
42:59competition. So, she really got first
43:01place, huh? Sofh, are you still there?
43:04>> I'm here, Miss Doyle.
43:07>> Then you I'm going to go eat now. Let's
43:10talk later.
43:22You're not eating your wantons.
43:24>> I'm full. Let's go home.
43:34Have some fruit. Thanks. How's
43:36everything at home lately? Pretty good.
43:38Is Oh, she's a handful. Aunt Mary, I'm
43:41home. Oh, Sophie's back. Oh, look at my
43:44memory. I forgot to give you a heads up.
43:46Aunt Linda's family is here for dinner
43:48today.
43:50I'll head to my room.
43:54Hey, let me ask you. Is she your
43:56friend's kid? the one you're looking
43:58after. Her family had an emergency.
44:00She's staying for a bit.
44:13What are these shoes, sis? Why is it so
44:16hard right here? They're so
44:18uncomfortable to walk in.
44:20>> Oh, you little troublemaker. Why are you
44:22going through her things? Sophie, this
44:25is Aunt Linda's daughter, Lily. She
44:27doesn't know any better. She's just
44:28curious. She's probably never seen shoes
44:30like these. She just thought they were
44:31fun. Be a good girl, Lily. Take off the
44:33shoes and give them back.
44:34>> No. No.
44:34>> Be a good girl, Lily. We'll buy you
44:36prettier shoes later. Okay. Be good.
44:37Take them off now.
44:41>> I'm so sorry about this, Sophie. As for
44:44the shoes,
44:46I'll wash them for you later. The room's
44:49a mess, too.
44:50>> It's okay, Aunt Mary.
44:53>> All right, then. You can tidy up a bit.
44:56When dinner's ready, I'll come get you.
44:58Let's go.
45:01Honestly, how dirty can a kid be? Just
45:04wash them later. She's just staying
45:06here. Why apologize to her?
45:08>> Keep it down. You're going to spoil her.
45:12Just let it go.
46:12Why did it have to be her who won first
46:14place? It's the Royal Ballet Theater.
46:18If I hadn't come to Willowville, I'd be
46:20the one competing.
46:24>> Yeah.
46:27You say, "Yeah, but do you even know?"
46:32>> I don't.
46:35>> You don't.
46:40>> It really is just like she said. Even
46:42God isn't on my side.
46:46>> No, Sophie. If I were God,
46:51I'd definitely help you.
47:00You help me? How can you help me? In all
47:03of Willowville, there isn't even a
47:05single dance studio.
47:10>> Sophie.
47:11>> Yeah.
47:13>> Are you hungry?
47:15>> Huh?
47:31They don't even have a 24-hour
47:33convenience store here or a boba shop.
47:42Why is my life so miserable?
47:50Careful, it's hot.
47:53>> Who even wants this?
48:04Tastes awful.
48:17But
48:19why did you show up there?
48:21>> I saw you.
48:30Mom, I left the vinegar at the door. I'm
48:32heading out for a bit.
48:34>> Look, where are you going?
48:40Okay,
48:42>> Lucas, do you ever think I'm too much
48:45trouble?
48:47>> No.
48:49>> Then tell me, am I never going to dance
48:53again?
48:54>> No.
49:01>> Sophie,
49:03here. There might be no 24-hour
49:05convenience store or boba shop,
49:09but the sun still rises on time. Sophie,
49:13the sun will always rise.
49:34Next time, don't just buy one milk tea.
49:37You should have some, too. It's sweet.
49:42Okay.
49:59Sophie is even more amazing than I
50:01thought.
50:03>> What are you looking at, Luke? You're so
50:05focused.
50:06>> Oh, nothing.
50:09>> Hey, Mom.
50:12Is there anywhere in Willowville where
50:14someone could practice dancing? Like a
50:15large indoor space?
50:18>> Indoors? Over by the old cultural
50:20center, there is an old auditorium. It's
50:22been empty for years, but it's dirty and
50:24run down.
50:25>> I'll go check it out.
50:26>> Hey, Luke.
50:30This time, one student has shown
50:31remarkable progress. Everyone should
50:33learn from her. Keep up the good work,
50:35Sophie. All right, class dismissed.
50:41>> Lucas, this is the first time I've
50:43scored this high in math.
50:47I remember going over this problem with
50:49you.
51:11Here
51:17we go.
51:20Class is over. I should get going.
51:27>> What is going on with me?
51:32>> You're done for. From what you're
51:34saying, you're totally falling for
51:35Lucas, aren't you? I don't know.
51:38I just feel like when I first came to
51:40Willowville, I was miserable.
51:44There was nothing here. And now
51:49I think Willowville is actually pretty
51:51nice.
51:56Sofh, there's a fish lantern festival in
51:57town tomorrow. Let's go check it out
51:59together. Fish lantern festival? Yeah,
52:00I've never been to one. Yes. Yes, I'd
52:03love to. Lucas, you should come, too.
52:05The more the marrier.
52:26>> [music]
52:33>> What's wrong, Lucas? Do I look weird?
52:45You look great.
52:48>> Just threw this together. Let's go.
52:52>> Okay.
52:55>> Wow. Stop. There are fish lanterns.
52:57Let's go check them out.
53:01>> It's so noisy over there. Lucas won't be
53:04able to hear. Wendy, let's just watch
53:06from here. I don't really like crowds.
53:09>> You guys wait here. I'll take some
53:10photos and be right back.
53:11>> Hey, I'll come, too. Let's go.
53:12>> Okay, let's go.
53:15>> First time I've ever heard you say you
53:17don't like crowded places.
53:20>> Well, it's great here. We can see
53:23clearly from here. Squeezing in there is
53:26no fun.
53:30>> What are you smiling at?
53:32>> I'm happy.
53:38Sophie, did you know there is actually a
53:41tradition for this? You touch the fish's
53:44head and stroke down to its tail. It
53:48brings smooth sailing and good luck.
53:50>> Oh, it's fine. I'll just do it next.
53:52Let's go.
55:01Luke, just leave it there. I'll wash
55:03them later.
55:04>> I can do it myself.
55:12Oh [clears throat] my,
55:14he's really grown up.
55:30>> Morning.
55:34>> Morning.
55:43Sophie Reed from grade 11, class 2.
55:45Someone requested a song for you. Please
55:47enjoy.
55:50>> Simon Stone is confessing to Sophie
55:51again. He really does it every day. How
55:53many days has it been? I'm almost moved.
55:56Is it too loud for your ears?
55:59>> Lucas, someone's here for you.
56:03Lucas, someone's looking for you
56:05outside.
56:05>> Okay, thanks.
56:07>> You looking for me?
56:08>> Lucas, I've liked you for a long time.
56:12>> He accepted the love letter.
56:15>> What did you say?
56:21>> He took the love letter. Does that mean
56:37Huh? Sophie, take this chocolate.
56:41I heard you love it. I had my dad get it
56:43from Southgate just for you.
56:45>> Wait,
56:46>> let me know if you want more.
57:00I'm heading out.
57:03>> Oh, okay.
57:15Lucas, wait up.
57:42Sophie. Simon from class one asked me to
57:43give you this. I put the coffee on your
57:45desk.
57:45>> Simon sure is persistent. Sending you
57:48coffee again.
58:00Still haven't won Sophie over? It's been
58:01a whole month. Can you even do it? Of
58:03course I can. If she wasn't a spoiled
58:06princess from Southgate and a perfect
58:08match for me, I wouldn't put up with her
58:11or simp for her for a month. Yeah, sure.
58:14Sure. Today is the day. I'll make a
58:17grand confession and make her mine.
58:20>> Lucas, what are you doing?
58:23Sophie, you're a student. You should
58:26focus on your studies. You shouldn't be
58:27thinking about other things.
58:29>> You're telling me to focus on my
58:31studies? Lucas, how come I never noticed
58:33that you have such double standards? You
58:36were doing all that with the girl from
58:37the next class and now you're lecturing
58:40me. You can't just do that.
58:42>> What did I even do?
58:44>> You accepted her love letter and even
58:46walked home with her.
58:48>> Hey, I didn't accept any love letter and
58:50I didn't walk home with her. Did you
58:52misunderstand something?
58:54>> I saw it with my own eyes.
58:57>> Hey, can you stop following me?
59:02>> You haven't given me an answer yet.
59:04>> Your confession
59:09here. Thank you for liking me, but I
59:13can't accept it.
59:14>> Do you like someone else?
59:18>> No comment.
59:20Well, it's your fault. If you hadn't
59:22taken the letter, I wouldn't have
59:23misunderstood.
59:24>> She was talking too fast and too quiet.
59:28I couldn't hear her clearly. By the time
59:30I realized what it was, it was too late
59:32to give it back.
59:34>> Fine,
59:36>> your hand.
59:38From now on, I'll buy you chocolates,
59:41too.
59:41>> Okay.
59:42>> Did you eat Simon's?
59:44>> No, I didn't. When he gave it to me, I
59:46gave it right back. I was eating my own.
59:50Oh, Lucas. So, you were upset because
59:53you thought I ate his chocolate.
59:55>> And you?
59:57>> You drank the coffee Simon gave you this
59:59morning.
1:00:01>> You remember that so clearly? Does that
1:00:03mean everything others gave me, you
1:00:05remember it all?
1:00:06>> Yeah. last Friday.
1:00:08The milk tea Leo from class one gave you
1:00:10the fruit Simon gave you on Tuesday and
1:00:13the Wednesday before last. The cookies
1:00:15from Daniel Woods in class one and that.
1:00:18>> But Lucas,
1:00:20I don't like things from other people. I
1:00:23only like the milk tea you make.
1:00:45Wait, that's not right. Then you didn't
1:00:48go on a date after school.
1:00:50What were you doing then?
1:00:54I wanted to finish it before telling
1:00:56you.
1:00:58>> Finish what?
1:01:01>> Wait till after school. I'll take you
1:01:04there.
1:01:08>> Okay.
1:01:35Is this the dance practice place you
1:01:37found for me?
1:01:40Yeah, besides looking a bit old,
1:01:45it actually has all the basic
1:01:46facilities.
1:01:48We just need to clean it up a bit and
1:01:50then move all this junk out of the way.
1:01:54I've already checked the floor. Some
1:01:56parts aren't quite level, but I can fix
1:01:59all of that.
1:02:06>> Thank you, Lucas.
1:02:10I really love it here.
1:02:33I
1:02:35Let me start cleaning up.
1:02:38Okay.
1:03:04Ah, finally done.
1:03:06I'm so exhausted, but thinking about
1:03:09dancing here soon. I'm so happy.
1:03:13Lucas,
1:03:15Lucas,
1:03:26Lucas,
1:03:29Lucas.
1:04:06above your head. The floor around here,
1:04:09it's still uneven. I'll find a way to
1:04:11fix it.
1:04:15What's wrong?
1:04:17>> Nothing. You go ahead. I'll go get some
1:04:20air. Sophie Reed. Oh, Sophie, you even
1:04:22closed your eyes. So embarrassing. I
1:04:25thought you had a plan.
1:04:35Really, Mia? On this monthly exam, my
1:04:37math, physics, and chemistry scores are
1:04:39all up. Ask Lucas if you don't believe
1:04:41me.
1:04:43>> Oh, right. Sophie's grades have improved
1:04:46so fast. She's super amazing. Hear
1:04:51that? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
1:04:52Yeah. Stop torturing with your PA. Stop
1:04:53torturing with your VA. Stop torturing
1:04:55with your PA.
1:04:58Don't talk nonsense.
1:05:09John Shaw, do you have to come back and
1:05:11give me that look every time? I am a
1:05:14human being. I am not invisible. Can you
1:05:16stop ignoring me all the time? Huh? Say
1:05:19something.
1:05:22>> What do you want me to say? Huh? What do
1:05:25you want me to say?
1:05:36>> Sophie, see you tomorrow.
1:05:40>> Oh, see you tomorrow then.
1:05:54What about me? Am I wrong? If you hadn't
1:05:57hurt Luke, would our life be like this
1:05:59now? Huh?
1:06:03>> How many times are you going to bring
1:06:05this up?
1:06:07Haven't I been making up for it all
1:06:08these years? I send back all the money I
1:06:11earn. What else do you want me to do?
1:06:14What do I want you to do? How can you be
1:06:16so heartless? Huh?
1:06:36Your dad went out, went drinking with
1:06:39his friends.
1:06:43This doesn't even feel like a home
1:06:45anymore. He only comes back once in a
1:06:47blue moon and leaves before he even has
1:06:50time to sit down.
1:06:54Forget it. Let's not talk about this.
1:06:58You know how your dad is.
1:07:01Are you hungry? I'll make you something
1:07:03to eat.
1:07:07>> I'll go bring Dad back.
1:07:27All women are like that. Besides, you're
1:07:29always away. Raising Luke by herself
1:07:31isn't easy. Not to mention, Luke is.
1:07:37Yeah, right. What happened back then is
1:07:40on me, but I've been trying to make up
1:07:42for it. I work so hard to make money
1:07:45just to buy him a colear implant, but
1:07:47that thing is too expensive. Whenever I
1:07:49go home and look at Luke, I just get
1:07:52scared.
1:07:55I don't know how to face him.
1:07:58I feel like he's always reminding me
1:08:00that I'm the one to blame for his
1:08:01disability.
1:08:06Mr. young.
1:08:08>> It kills me inside.
1:08:09>> I know. I know. We all get it. Life
1:08:11ain't easy for anyone. Come on. We're
1:08:13drinking till we drop tonight.
1:08:25Luke,
1:08:46I don't know what's wrong, but didn't
1:08:48you tell me that you should talk about
1:08:51it when you're upset. Would you be
1:08:54willing to tell me what exactly happened
1:08:56to you?
1:08:58[bell]
1:09:07Have I never told you this before?
1:09:10Actually,
1:09:12before I was eight, I could actually
1:09:14hear perfectly fine.
1:09:18Because of an accident, by the time I
1:09:20got to the hospital, it was already too
1:09:23late. Ever since then, my mom would
1:09:27always cry and my dad would always sigh.
1:09:32>> Mrs. Shaw, crying all the time won't
1:09:34solve anything. Lucas only has one ear
1:09:37now that can barely hear. Don't blame me
1:09:39for being blunt, but isn't he disabled?
1:09:42If you ask me, you and my brother are
1:09:44still young. You should have a healthy
1:09:46baby while you can. Helen is right. Mrs.
1:09:50Shaw, you should think about it. John,
1:09:54say something. If it weren't for you,
1:09:56would Luke's ear be like this? Are you
1:09:58going to listen to your mom and sister
1:10:00and have another baby? Let me tell you,
1:10:03John, for as long as I live, Luke is my
1:10:06only child. I will never have another
1:10:08one.
1:10:11>> I am not.
1:10:12>> Sit down. Sit. If you're not, then tell
1:10:14them no. Why are you so useless? Your
1:10:17mom and sister are saying these things
1:10:18about Luke. Do you even have a heart?
1:10:21>> After that, my dad wasn't home very
1:10:23often.
1:10:24>> Put this on. Your dad just sent it.
1:10:31After we eat, let's go get your
1:10:33disability certificate. Your dad has
1:10:36been working really hard these years.
1:10:48Actually,
1:11:02I also have a secret I've never dared to
1:11:05tell anyone.
1:11:07My mom
1:11:09died because she gave birth to me.
1:11:14My parents loved each other very much.
1:11:16After she passed away, my dad was
1:11:19devastated. When I was little, I didn't
1:11:22understand why my dad would always look
1:11:25at me with such sadness. I only
1:11:28understood when I grew up. It's because
1:11:30I look just like my mom.
1:11:34If she hadn't insisted on having me, she
1:11:36wouldn't have passed away. Every time I
1:11:38look in the mirror, I always think about
1:11:41how I'm the momento my mom left for my
1:11:44dad. The living proof that caused her
1:11:46death.
1:11:47>> No, you're not.
1:11:53>> Right. I'm not. And neither are you,
1:11:58Lucas.
1:12:00You're great. You're just as good as
1:12:02anyone else.
1:12:04You're the best person I've met in
1:12:07Willowville.
1:12:12Here
1:12:18something sweet makes things less
1:12:20bitter. Trust me, it works.
1:12:30You have one, too.
1:12:38See, I told you,
1:12:43>> Sophie.
1:12:44>> H.
1:12:47>> Thank you.
1:12:58I'm full.
1:13:04Stay safe. Let me know when you arrive.
1:13:06Okay,
1:13:07>> let me take this. I'll walk you to the
1:13:10car.
1:13:13I'm off.
1:13:18Lucas, give me the bag.
1:13:21Take care of yourself.
1:13:23I'm leaving. Dad,
1:13:29what happened to my ears was just an
1:13:30accident.
1:13:33Neither of us is to blame. I've never
1:13:36blamed you for it. You
1:13:39shouldn't put so much pressure on
1:13:40yourself. As for the coclear implant,
1:13:43I'll
1:13:45figure something out when I'm older.
1:13:48Just take care of yourself out there.
1:14:07This physics competition is a national
1:14:09one. The rule is every school must send
1:14:11a student. You are Willowville High's
1:14:14top physics student, so I recommended
1:14:17you.
1:14:21But don't feel too pressured. After all,
1:14:25Willowville is a small town. I regarding
1:14:27the rankings. Don't have high hopes.
1:14:31Just go and participate to fill our
1:14:34quota. Just do your best. All right. Is
1:14:37it for a week?
1:14:38>> Yeah. Yes. It's the competition rules.
1:14:41You can go.
1:14:43>> Thank you.
1:14:44>> Good luck,
1:14:49>> Lucas. You're amazing.
1:14:54>> Actually, I'm not that confident. After
1:14:56all, the people competing this time are
1:14:58all really good.
1:15:00>> You're really good, too. As long as you
1:15:02want it. First place is yours.
1:15:07>> Okay, I'll give it a try.
1:16:16You're back.
1:16:21What? Caught you staring.
1:16:29So beautiful.
1:16:36I didn't slack off, you know. I finished
1:16:39all the workbooks you left me. What
1:16:40about you? How was the competition?
1:16:43>> Well, the questions were a bit harder
1:16:46than I expected.
1:16:48>> Hey, it's fine. It's just a competition.
1:16:51Just being able to compete means you're
1:16:53already great.
1:16:56Why are you smiling?
1:17:07for you.
1:17:10You really got first place. I knew you
1:17:13could do it.
1:17:18>> You're so amazing.
1:17:36So sleepy with the competition. You must
1:17:40not have slept well.
1:17:48Lucas, once we get into college, let's
1:17:51be together.
1:17:55Huh?
1:17:58What did you just say?
1:18:02Nothing. Let's go home.
1:18:31What's this?
1:18:37>> What's wrong, Sophie? What happened?
1:18:40>> Aunt Mary, I'm fine. Go back to sleep.
1:18:50Sophie, once we get to college, we'll be
1:18:52together.
1:19:15Okay.
1:19:26What should we eat after school today?
1:19:27Let's go eat those wantons you bought me
1:19:29last time. I also want bubble tea. Is
1:19:31that okay?
1:19:32>> Okay. I've saved up some allowance
1:19:34recently. I'll buy them all for you.
1:19:37>> Give me a break.
1:19:39>> Simon, you're really losing your touch.
1:19:43>> Looks like a lost cause. Those two are
1:19:45always together. They're probably
1:19:47already dating.
1:19:49>> Hey, Simon.
1:19:53She even returned your gifts. If you ask
1:19:56me, you should just give up.
1:19:58>> I won't let it go. This isn't over.
1:20:11>> He's listening to music.
1:20:12>> No wonder he ignored you.
1:20:20>> [music]
1:20:22>> Lucas,
1:20:23I know what this is.
1:20:28What's the big deal? Isn't it just an
1:20:31earphone? Just wait for the show.
1:20:36>> I am craving so much. I am going to eat
1:20:39everything at a snack bar.
1:20:40>> Okay. Okay.
1:20:43What's that sound? Breaking news
1:20:47hereby. I'd like to give a special shout
1:20:48out to Lucas Shaw from grade 11, class
1:20:522. Lucas,
1:20:54>> he's disabled, but strong willed. Oh,
1:20:58wait.
1:21:00I mean, even though he's deaf, he can
1:21:03still be the top student in our school.
1:21:05Lucas,
1:21:07you're so amazing.
1:21:09Lucas,
1:21:10>> did you hear that?
1:21:13Lucas.
1:21:16Lucas.
1:21:21>> Hey.
1:21:27Lucas,
1:21:29can you hear me? Lucas.
1:21:39>> Sophie, did you hear me? Lucas's death.
1:21:42He lied to you,
1:21:50Sophie. How dare you hit me?
1:21:53>> Exposing a classmate's scars in public.
1:21:55Are you proud of yourself?
1:21:56>> It's his own fault he's deaf.
1:21:59I get it now.
1:22:02You already knew he couldn't hear,
1:22:03didn't you? No wonder I've been chasing
1:22:05you for so long. And you were totally
1:22:07unmoved. Turns out you have a sick
1:22:08fetish. You like disabled guys, huh?
1:22:12Lucas is not. What's the use of having a
1:22:15healthy body if you can't even learn
1:22:16basic respect?
1:22:18>> Shut up,
1:22:20>> Simon. Every word you just said only
1:22:23proves your ignorance and hypocrisy.
1:22:25You've got it all wrong. It's not even
1:22:28though he can't hear, but that Lucas,
1:22:30whether he can hear or not, is someone
1:22:32you'll never measure up to.
1:22:51Let's go. Let's go home.
1:23:14Wow, Sophie was so cool just now.
1:23:17>> So, Lucas wasn't trying to act cool. He
1:23:21really couldn't hear
1:23:28>> the last two. tarot ones. Today we got
1:23:31lucky. This calls for a celebration
1:23:34today.
1:23:36>> What are we celebrating?
1:23:39>> Two things. First, congrats, Lucas. You
1:23:43finally don't have to pretend in front
1:23:44of the class anymore.
1:23:50And second, wasn't I super cool today?
1:24:03Yeah,
1:24:05super cool.
1:24:21After that day, Lucas stopped hiding his
1:24:23hearing aid and started talking to our
1:24:26classmates. Lucas, I'm stuck on this
1:24:28question. Could you help me out?
1:24:34>> I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that.
1:24:37Could you repeat it?
1:24:38>> Could you help me with this question?
1:24:41>> This one? Yeah. Take a seat. Let me see.
1:24:45Look here.
1:24:54Thanks.
1:25:00See you in the auditorium half an hour
1:25:02after school.
1:25:13Sophie,
1:25:19happy birthday to you.
1:25:26>> Happy birthday to you, Lucas. Happy 18th
1:25:31birthday.
1:25:35>> You How did you know it was my birthday
1:25:38today?
1:25:40Well, last time when you filled out that
1:25:43competition form
1:25:46>> then all of this. When did you prepare
1:25:49all this?
1:25:50>> Just while while you weren't paying
1:25:52attention. Oh, hurry up and make a wish.
1:25:55>> Make a wish.
1:25:58>> Do you have any wishes?
1:26:01Wishes made on your 18th always come
1:26:03true.
1:26:14If wishes really do come true, then I
1:26:16want every single year to be just like
1:26:19today.
1:26:28Happy birthday. Hold this
1:26:35cheese
1:26:42to remember your 18th.
1:26:52I can't believe it came so fast.
1:26:57Lucas, guess what will we be doing in 10
1:27:00years? Maybe not even 10. We'll both
1:27:03achieve our dreams.
1:27:05>> Dreams?
1:27:07>> Yeah.
1:27:08>> My dream is to study at the best theater
1:27:10in the world.
1:27:13What about you, Lucas? What's your
1:27:16dream?
1:27:17>> I want to study biomed engineering to
1:27:19research next generation artificial
1:27:21hearing.
1:27:26artificial hearing.
1:27:28>> Yeah, like more advanced, smarter colear
1:27:31implants and hearing aids.
1:27:34Currently on the market, the most
1:27:36advanced technology can already help a
1:27:38lot of people hear again. But to hear
1:27:40clearly,
1:27:42especially rain or voices and in complex
1:27:45environments, to accurately capture the
1:27:48sound you want to hear,
1:27:51is still very hard.
1:27:53>> So,
1:27:56I want to give it a smarter, more
1:27:58advanced brain so it can work like a
1:28:01real human ear and tune automatically.
1:28:04That way, even if I am in the noisiest
1:28:06environment,
1:28:08I can still hear your voice perfectly.
1:28:25You know what, Lucas? In big cities,
1:28:28celebrating coming of age isn't just
1:28:31about eating cake.
1:28:35Swan song.
1:28:39>> What?
1:28:40>> Once I save up enough money, I'll visit
1:28:42you every summer and winter break.
1:28:46Besides, technology is so advanced now.
1:28:49We can stay in touch anytime,
1:28:51right?
1:28:53Come see me whenever you miss me.
1:28:56Sophie,
1:28:58Willowville is just too small.
1:29:03It shouldn't hold you back. You are a
1:29:05swan. You belong on a bigger stage.
1:29:15>> Ben, Lucas, you have to promise. Promise
1:29:19that Willowville's signal is always
1:29:21full. Promise that whenever I want to
1:29:23contact you, I'll always be able to
1:29:25reach you.
1:29:30>> Okay, I promise.
1:29:36>> Pinky swear.
1:29:39>> Yeah, Pinky swear.
1:30:04She's been back for a few days now.
1:30:07Should I call her?
1:30:11I really want to see her face.
1:30:14I really want to video call her.
1:30:29>> Can you hear me?
1:30:30>> I can hear you. Well,
1:30:34this is my first time.
1:30:36>> First time for what?
1:30:42My first time video calling someone.
1:30:45>> If you don't like it, I won't do it
1:30:47anymore.
1:30:48>> I do like it.
1:30:50This being able to see each other's
1:30:52faces is really nice.
1:30:57Sophie,
1:30:59can you move closer to your phone?
1:31:02>> Sure. Why?
1:31:04>> I want to see you more clearly.
1:31:15Since then, Lucas and I occasionally
1:31:18kept in touch. Lucas, did you see it? So
1:31:21good.
1:31:23>> I did. I'm watching it now.
1:31:25>> I'm telling you, Nightstar is seriously
1:31:27so handsome.
1:31:35Lucas, are you even watching it? Why do
1:31:39you look so weird?
1:31:40>> Uh, yeah. I I watched it. Then you watch
1:31:44it.
1:31:47>> Has it really stupid?
1:31:57>> Turn the camera around.
1:32:00Turn the TV off.
1:32:01>> Oh, okay. Hey, I'll turn off the TV
1:32:05first.
1:32:07>> Watch the TV. TV is off, too.
1:32:12Uh-huh.
1:32:16>> Oh, right. There's one more thing more
1:32:19important than TV shows.
1:32:21>> What is it?
1:32:22>> I got a fantastic interview opportunity.
1:32:25If I pass, I can directly enroll in the
1:32:28partnered university.
1:32:30But I'll have to train intensely now. I
1:32:32won't be able to check my phone much.
1:32:36>> Okay, that's good.
1:32:41I'll send you lots of messages.
1:32:44So, whenever you check your phone,
1:32:45you'll see what I'm up to.
1:32:50Good luck. Great answer.
1:32:55Ben, Lucas,
1:32:58if I pass,
1:33:01could you promise me one thing?
1:33:08>> Sure.
1:33:10>> You agreed without even asking?
1:33:12>> I'd agree to anything.
1:33:16>> Sophie. Sophie,
1:33:18>> my dad is calling me. I got to go.
1:33:21>> Wait.
1:33:34I guess her request [music] might be
1:34:06Are wantons really that good?
1:34:14>> [music]
1:34:19>> Mom,
1:34:21what's wrong?
1:34:28>> Luke,
1:34:30>> I I'm here. Mom,
1:34:33>> your dad left.
1:34:40>> What did you say?
1:34:44I went to the site to find him. They all
1:34:48told me
1:34:50he's been with a female worker from out
1:34:52of town for over half a year. Last
1:34:55month, he said his boss withheld his pay
1:34:59and didn't bring home a scent.
1:35:01That wasn't true.
1:35:07It was him. He took all that money. took
1:35:11that woman
1:35:13and ran off to who knows where.
1:35:16Luke, our world just fell apart.
1:35:37>> Kid, no use asking around here. Just go
1:35:40home. Your dad doesn't work here
1:35:42anymore.
1:35:42>> Then where did he go? You must know.
1:35:45>> What's the point of knowing? Heard he
1:35:47went down south, Brighton, Sunport.
1:35:50Who knows? [music]
1:35:51Took the money, took his lady friend,
1:35:53and went off to live the high life.
1:35:56You won't find him. Go home, kid.
1:36:38Mom.
1:36:43Mom.
1:36:55>> How is she, doctor?
1:36:57>> Good thing you found her early. She's
1:36:59out of danger. She should wake up soon.
1:37:16Hello. Hi, this is Lucas Shaw.
1:37:21There's a family emergency.
1:37:25I might need to take some time off.
1:37:28I'm not sure for how long yet. [music]
1:37:32Yeah,
1:37:34thank you.
1:37:38Okay,
1:37:53Lucas, you haven't texted me back all
1:37:56day. I'm so exhausted. Let me tell you,
1:37:59Lucas.
1:38:01What's wrong? Why does it look like
1:38:04you're in a hospital?
1:38:11>> No, just out dealing with some stuff.
1:38:15>> What's wrong? Did something happen?
1:38:17>> It's nothing.
1:38:19Focus on your training. Once I'm done
1:38:21here, I'll give you a call.
1:38:25Got to go.
1:38:28Was
1:38:42that Sophie?
1:38:45>> Mom, why are you out of bed?
1:38:49Mom,
1:38:50>> she called you, right? Did she ask you
1:38:53to go see her? Luke, tell mom the truth.
1:38:57No, mom. It's not like that.
1:39:00She just called me to talk about school.
1:39:03Seriously, let's go back inside.
1:39:05>> Your dad left. Are you leaving, too?
1:39:08Luke, you're all I have left.
1:39:11>> No, Mom.
1:39:13>> If you leave, too. You all think this
1:39:16family is a burden. I knew it. I knew
1:39:19none of you would stay.
1:39:21>> Hey, Mom.
1:39:22>> I knew you wouldn't stay.
1:39:23>> Mom, please calm down. Mom.
1:39:27You all left. You think this family is a
1:39:30burden. I knew you wouldn't stay. You're
1:39:32just like your dad.
1:39:34>> Mom, look at me. Mom, I'm not going
1:39:37anywhere. I'll stay right here with you.
1:39:40Okay.
1:39:42I'm not going anywhere.
1:39:45Come on, Mom.
1:39:47Let's go back inside. Okay,
1:39:50let's go. Is your wound okay?
1:40:24Sofh, you actually did it. Paris, this
1:40:27is Paris we're talking about.
1:40:30But does Lucas know about this? What
1:40:33about him?
1:40:35He'd definitely be happy for me.
1:40:37Besides, communication is so easy now.
1:40:40It's not like I'm falling off the grid.
1:40:42We can video call and text. I can come
1:40:45back during the holidays. Plus, he
1:40:50But I haven't been able to reach him
1:40:51lately. He hasn't replied to my
1:40:54messages.
1:40:55Oh, it's fine. Maybe he's busy with
1:40:57competitions or has stuff going on at
1:40:59home. Don't overthink it. Let me see
1:41:01this again.
1:41:03>> Last night was the second time. Luckily,
1:41:05we caught it in time. Your mother's
1:41:06current condition is highly unstable.
1:41:08It's best that you don't let her out of
1:41:10your sight for too long. She can't
1:41:12handle a third time. Do you understand?
1:41:15I understand. Thank you, doctor.
1:41:36Mom, I left some hot water by your bed
1:41:40last night. I just went back to get some
1:41:43money. I wasn't really leaving.
1:41:46I'm not him. I won't leave. He left, but
1:41:50I'm still here. As long as we're
1:41:52together, we still have a home, right?
1:41:57Mom,
1:42:00just promise me you won't hurt yourself
1:42:02again and I'll never leave you behind.
1:42:08Trust me,
1:42:10okay?
1:42:28I'll go downstairs to pay the bill in a
1:42:29bit. Just get some rest.
1:42:33When you wake up, give me a call and
1:42:36I'll come right up.
1:42:58You finally picked up. Where have you
1:43:00been these past few days? You didn't
1:43:02reply to my texts or answer my calls. I
1:43:05was worried sick. Are you okay?
1:43:07>> I'm fine. Go ahead.
1:43:10I got in, Lucas. I finally did it.
1:43:15That theater company, you know, the
1:43:17Royal Theater I missed before. I can
1:43:20finally go to the Royal Theater to study
1:43:22ballet,
1:43:24but this means I'll be going to Paris in
1:43:27the second half of the year. Keeping in
1:43:30touch might be a bit trickier. There
1:43:32will be a time difference, but yeah.
1:43:37>> Congratulations, Sophie.
1:43:40Lucas, what's wrong? Why do you sound so
1:43:43weird?
1:43:45>> Let's just end it here.
1:43:46>> Sophie,
1:43:48>> what do you mean?
1:43:50>> We
1:43:52We are just from two different worlds.
1:43:54You belong in Paris on the best stage.
1:43:58And I
1:44:02I should stay here.
1:44:04Keep moving forward. Don't look back and
1:44:08don't wait for me.
1:44:10>> Lucas, what are you talking about? Did
1:44:13something happen? Tell me.
1:44:19>> Let's not talk anymore.
1:44:50Wow, congrats. Sofh?
1:44:54Sof, what's wrong?
1:45:07You can call me Miss Fiona for your
1:45:10national ballet tour. I will be fully in
1:45:12charge. Hello, Miss Fiona.
1:45:14>> These are the stage looks the wardrobe
1:45:15team designed to match the stage
1:45:17effects. There are 10 looks in total.
1:45:19Take [music] your pick. I recommend the
1:45:20third one. Okay, let me see. Your
1:45:23national tour starts in just a week.
1:45:25You'll have at most 5 days off before we
1:45:27start rehearsals, and this was the
1:45:29absolute most I could manage to get for
1:45:31you.
1:45:32>> Thank you, Ms. Fiona. I appreciate your
1:45:34effort. Actually, I'm really curious.
1:45:36What kind of urgent matter do you have
1:45:38to handle right now?
1:45:44There is a place I just have to go to.
1:45:49[music]
1:46:00>> It's been 5 years. This place hasn't
1:46:02changed a bit. It has changed. How could
1:46:04it not? Your aunt Mary is getting older
1:46:07by the day. If you hadn't come back, I
1:46:09would have forgotten what you even look
1:46:11like.
1:46:11>> Then take a good look. Am I prettier
1:46:13now?
1:46:14>> Yeah, even prettier. Our sofa has always
1:46:17been pretty.
1:46:29Next door has been empty for years. Ever
1:46:31since the incident with the Shaws, it
1:46:33wasn't long before Lucas moved away with
1:46:36his mom. I wonder how they're doing out
1:46:38there.
1:46:39Ah. Oh my. How did I forget? I've got
1:46:43soup on the stove. Aunt Mary, let me
1:46:46help you.
1:47:12Sophie.
1:47:26It really is you. When did you get back
1:47:29to Willowville?
1:47:33>> Just got back today.
1:47:36>> Hold on. Give me a sec. I got to take
1:47:39this. Hey, Dad.
1:47:41I'm here. Heading back now.
1:47:45It's been forever. Anyway, when you're
1:47:47free, we definitely need to catch up. I
1:47:49got to head back now. Talk to you later.
1:47:51>> Sure. Keep in touch.
1:47:53>> Bye.
1:47:59We
1:48:01were just from different worlds.
1:48:04So, let's not contact each other
1:48:05anymore.
1:48:07Don't look back and don't wait for me.
1:48:12>> Hey, Mom.
1:48:13>> Son, where did you go?
1:48:16>> I'm in Willowville. I'm just running
1:48:18some errands here. Willowville. Yeah.
1:48:21Get some rest. I'll visit you at the
1:48:23nursing home in a few days. Don't worry.
1:48:29This place looks like it's been
1:48:32abandoned for ages.
1:48:36The lights on. Is somebody inside?
1:49:09Lucas.
1:49:37Long time no see.
1:49:47Long time no see.
1:50:22Didn't you say you'd return in 2 days?
1:50:26You little liar. Tricking me again.
1:50:50Stop.
1:51:12Why are you here?
1:51:18What do you mean? Why am I here? Lucas,
1:51:21what do you take me for? Don't think
1:51:23that just because you said nothing, I
1:51:25wouldn't find out.
1:51:27Aunt Mary, did something happen to
1:51:30Lucas's family.
1:51:35Oh, I see.
1:51:40Driver, take me to the train station,
1:51:43please. Hurry. Thank you.
1:51:50This is my own business. It has nothing
1:51:52to do with you.
1:51:58Something this big happened to your
1:51:59family. Why didn't you tell me? How long
1:52:02were you going to carry this alone? Do
1:52:05you have any idea how worried I was
1:52:07about you?
1:52:11Who does that?
1:52:13Just disappearing without a word when
1:52:16things go wrong. Do you think you're
1:52:18being noble? No, you're just a coward.
1:52:24If you ever do this again, I'll ignore
1:52:27you forever.
1:52:30>> Sophie,
1:52:35I'm scared.
1:52:39I was afraid that if I fell,
1:52:42I'd never be able to get back up. How
1:52:44could I drag you down with me?
1:52:47>> You're not dragging me down. I'll stay
1:52:50by your side and face it together.
1:52:53Didn't you tell me yourself? Dawn in
1:52:55Willowville is always on time. The sun
1:52:58will always rise.
1:53:00Don't leave me behind.
1:53:04>> Silly.
1:53:06>> Aren't you silly for pushing me away? If
1:53:09I had really believed you, what would
1:53:11you do?
1:53:12>> I don't know,
1:53:16>> darling. We walked so far past the
1:53:21winter then it's a promise day by day
1:53:24we'll face it together you can't back
1:53:25confirming over and over I'll go study
1:53:27abroad
1:53:29>> to pursue my dreams and you should isn't
1:53:32so far
1:53:33>> no matter what we face in because you'll
1:53:35step forward we must always keep in
1:53:37touch and never be apart closer to me
1:53:41again and again
1:53:43>> okay
1:53:45>> it's a promise darling We stride ahead
1:53:50to where we belong
1:53:52and promise for tomorrow.
1:53:59After that, Lucas and I started a 4-year
1:54:01longd distanceance relationship.
1:54:04>> So, how are things over there?
1:54:07>> Well, everything's fine. It's just that
1:54:11the western food here, I really can't
1:54:13get used to it. And the director is
1:54:16super strict. The students here are all
1:54:19so amazing.
1:54:20>> Let me tell you some good news.
1:54:23>> I got accepted to Tech University and I
1:54:26even got a scholarship.
1:54:29>> That's great. I knew you could do it.
1:54:32>> Sophie, take your time.
1:54:35>> You can do it, too. Okay.
1:54:39The weather in Paris is unpredictable.
1:54:42But luckily, Lucas and I didn't let the
1:54:44Paris rain or time difference tear us
1:54:46apart.
1:54:48You were absolutely right. It's raining
1:54:51again.
1:54:52>> That's good. Otherwise, you catch a cold
1:54:55again.
1:55:06Night.
1:55:44What? Cat got your tongue?
1:55:55You've got naughty abroad tricking me
1:55:58like that.
1:56:03Aren't you happy to see me? Aren't you
1:56:05surprised?
1:56:15>> How long are you staying this time?
1:56:17>> Just a few days. I'm not lying about
1:56:19that. The director really asked me to
1:56:21stay and train.
1:56:23>> Got it.
1:56:25>> Is your mom feeling any better? The
1:56:27doctor said she's recovering quite well.
1:56:30>> Hey, why don't we go somewhere indoors,
1:56:32so we can chat.
1:56:36>> No, I finally got the chance to come
1:56:39back. You should show me around your
1:56:40school, especially the places you
1:56:42usually go.
1:56:44>> All right,
1:56:53look over there. That's the library.
1:56:57If I'm not in the lab or working my
1:56:59part-time job,
1:57:01that's where I usually stay.
1:57:10>> Sophie, you're getting naughty.
1:57:13>> I just think you being so serious is too
1:57:17cute.
1:57:19>> Then is this side not cute?
1:57:23>> H, not quite.
1:57:29You sure you don't want me to take you
1:57:31to the airport?
1:57:34>> I'm afraid it'll be too hard. Then I
1:57:37wouldn't want to leave.
1:57:40>> Don't be sad. I'll visit you next time.
1:57:44>> Okay.
1:57:48>> I'll get going then.
1:58:27Lucas, see you next time. I'll miss you.
1:58:32>> See you.
1:58:39>> After that brief meeting, Lucas and I
1:58:41went back to a long-distance
1:58:43relationship. It was around autumn 2
1:58:45years ago. Lucas's dad suddenly showed
1:58:48up at the nursing home.
1:58:52>> Lucas
1:59:07all these years. How have you and your
1:59:09mom been?
1:59:14I know I'm the one who let you and your
1:59:16mom down, but after all these years, I
1:59:20still care about you two.
1:59:21>> If you came back this time just to
1:59:23apologize, then you shouldn't have come
1:59:25to me.
1:59:26>> Hey, wait. Lucas,
1:59:29could you please beg your mom to divorce
1:59:33me?
1:59:40This is your little brother.
1:59:43He's about to start school soon. So, he
1:59:45needs to be registered. I wouldn't have
1:59:47come to you if I had a choice. My mom
1:59:49never gave me a little brother.
1:59:51>> Lucas,
1:59:52just help your dad out. Okay.
1:59:55>> Do I have to get on my knees and beg
1:59:56you?
1:59:57>> John Shaw,
1:59:58kneeling is no big deal.
2:00:01>> Mom,
2:00:03>> I agree to the divorce.
2:00:12I agree to a divorce.
2:00:16>> Mom, you go back and rest. I can handle
2:00:18this.
2:00:19>> No, Luke. This is something I should
2:00:21have faced. This is something I should
2:00:23have faced and dealt with a long time
2:00:24ago.
2:00:25>> Don't worry now. I know exactly what I'm
2:00:27doing.
2:00:27>> I know exactly what I'm doing.
2:00:29[sighs and gasps]
2:00:30>> Sigh. Looks like you're better now. I've
2:00:33been so worried all these years.
2:00:35>> Enough, John Shaw. Stop saying things
2:00:37that only make you feel good about
2:00:38yourself. Don't you think saying that is
2:00:40just disgusting? I
2:00:44Congratulations. You can finally openly
2:00:47get rid of the two of us. Ever since
2:00:49Luke lost his hearing, you've been
2:00:51wanting to do this.
2:00:52>> That's not true. I feel so guilty about
2:00:55Luke, too.
2:00:56>> You guilty? Your guilt is just
2:00:59constantly running away and finally
2:01:01abandoning us to start a family with
2:01:03another woman. What did Luke ever do
2:01:06wrong to suffer the consequences of your
2:01:08actions for no reason?
2:01:16I just hate that I didn't wake up
2:01:19sooner,
2:01:21see through you, and leave you.
2:01:32I'll agree to the divorce, but from now
2:01:34on, don't bother me and Luke again. If
2:01:37you still have any shred of conscience
2:01:39left as his father.
2:01:41>> All right. What about the paperwork?
2:01:43>> I'll have a lawyer contact you. But for
2:01:45now, please leave immediately.
2:01:51When I was little, I could never figure
2:01:54out
2:01:55why I never blamed you.
2:01:59Yet you always felt so guilty.
2:02:05Then I finally understood.
2:02:09It wasn't me who couldn't accept my
2:02:11disability.
2:02:14It was you using my deafness as an
2:02:17excuse for your own cowardice.
2:02:20You were the one who could never accept
2:02:22having a disabled son.
2:02:27Right.
2:02:29>> I
2:02:36>> Mom, I'm sorry. You've suffered so much.
2:02:40>> I didn't suffer all these years. You're
2:02:44the one who suffered, Luke.
2:02:46>> It's okay.
2:02:49I'm doing fine.
2:02:52I'm doing fine now, too.
2:02:56>> After that day, Lucas lost his father,
2:02:59but he got back a mother brave enough to
2:03:01cut away the rot.
2:03:10>> Until
2:03:12I'll pick you up then.
2:03:14>> I came back early to give Lucas a
2:03:16surprise.
2:03:18Didn't you say you'd be back in 2 days?
2:03:20Little liar. Tricking me again.
2:03:24>> I just wanted to surprise you. I didn't
2:03:27want you to work so hard. If you knew I
2:03:29was coming back early, you'd pull
2:03:31allnighters for your experiments. I was
2:03:34just worried about you.
2:03:35>> So, how long are you staying this time?
2:03:38>> A few days, I guess.
2:03:43>> Disappointed. Mad at me?
2:03:46>> No.
2:03:47We've only been apart for 106 days,
2:03:515 hours, 4 minutes, and 20 seconds.
2:03:55>> You kept such close track.
2:03:58But for the next little while, I'll be
2:04:00on a domestic tour. So, if we want to
2:04:03see each other, we'll definitely have
2:04:05time.
2:04:06>> Really?
2:04:07>> Yeah.
2:04:08I got an invite from a local dance
2:04:10company. I'll be in the country for the
2:04:13whole tour.
2:04:15That's awesome.
2:04:21Tonight.
2:04:23>> Yeah.
2:04:24>> Well,
2:04:27Aunt Mary's son got married. They
2:04:30probably don't have a
2:04:33room for you now.
2:04:36How about I take you to a hotel in town
2:04:38for the night?
2:04:41>> Is that my only option, Lucas?
2:04:47If you don't mind,
2:04:49you can stay at my place.
2:04:51>> Okay.
2:05:02I'm done showering.
2:05:13I've made the bed for you. Tonight, you
2:05:16can just
2:05:18sleep in my bed for now.
2:05:22I'll make do with the couch outside.
2:05:26>> Hey,
2:05:27am I really that unattractive?
2:05:30Lucas, you're such a blockhead.
2:05:32>> Good night.
2:05:42Dummy.
2:06:06Lucas,
2:06:07what's wrong? Do you just not miss me at
2:06:10all, or are you
2:06:13actually incapable,
2:06:21dummy?
2:06:47Wait,
2:06:50how are you so good at this? Have you?
2:06:54>> So,
2:06:56you know, I'm a fast learner.
2:06:59Besides, this exact scenario has played
2:07:02out in my dreams countless times.
2:07:50You're awake?
2:07:51>> Yeah.
2:07:53>> Hungry?
2:07:54Yeah, I am. I want those soup dumplings
2:07:57from the east side.
2:07:59>> Okay, then let's get up and get dressed.
2:08:02We can walk around a bit today.
2:08:04>> Sounds good. And I want big wanttons for
2:08:07dinner tonight.
2:08:18>> Excuse me. Two bowls of big wanttons,
2:08:20please.
2:08:21>> Sure thing. Coming right up.
2:08:23It's been so long since we were here.
2:08:26>> It hasn't changed a bit.
2:08:29>> Here you go.
2:08:33>> Thanks.
2:08:36>> Thank you.
2:08:39>> You two, did you used to come here a
2:08:41lot?
2:08:44>> Yeah, you have a great memory. We came
2:08:47here all the time in high school.
2:08:49>> It really is you two. It's been so many
2:08:51years. So, you guys married now? Got
2:08:55kids and everything?
2:08:57>> No, you've got it wrong, sir.
2:08:59>> It's fine. It's fine. Normal for young
2:09:01folks to be shy. Enjoy your meal. Just
2:09:03holler if you need anything.
2:09:09Eat up.
2:09:14You guys married now. Lucas,
2:09:20>> what is it?
2:09:22>> What am I to you now?
2:09:3550 years, 12,000 m, 1,825
2:09:39days. What do you think you mean to me,
2:09:43Sofh?
2:09:53But you never confessed your feelings to
2:09:55me.
2:10:01>> I was scared.
2:10:05I didn't dare.
2:10:08I was afraid.
2:10:11Afraid you'd give up pairs for me.
2:10:13afraid you'd regret it one day.
2:10:17Afraid I'd hold you back.
2:10:20Sof,
2:10:21I never asked you if you'd stay for me.
2:10:26And I never dared to hope you change
2:10:28your life's path for me because you'll
2:10:31always be my only choice.
2:10:35But I can just be your backup option.
2:11:09silly.
2:11:11Who said you're my backup option? In my
2:11:14heart, you'll always be the best.
2:11:21No matter how long it's been. And who
2:11:25told you to wait? My studies in Paris
2:11:28finished a long time ago. The offer from
2:11:31Southgate Theater Company. I signed it
2:11:33last month. Lucas, we'll never be a part
2:11:36again.
2:11:38>> Really?
2:11:40Yeah.
2:11:49>> What are you doing?
2:11:51>> I'm happy.
2:11:53So,
2:11:54>> yeah.
2:11:55>> Let's go home.
2:11:59Maybe I should put this on the
2:12:01>> Have a seat.
2:12:04Don't be nervous. My dad won't eat you.
2:12:08No, I'm not nervous.
2:12:14>> Dad, let me formally introduce you. This
2:12:18is my boyfriend, Lucas Shaw.
2:12:21>> Hello, sir.
2:12:26>> I know who you are.
2:12:30>> You do?
2:12:32>> But I never said anything.
2:12:365 years ago, the night before I took you
2:12:38from Willville.
2:12:40>> My puppy,
2:12:43>> you two hugged at the alley for ages. I
2:12:45saw everything perfectly clearly.
2:12:50>> Dad, you saw all of that?
2:12:54>> Did you really think I am that old with
2:12:56your little tricks and that time two
2:12:58years ago when you came back from Paris?
2:13:04What? You just put your bags down and
2:13:06you are leaving already.
2:13:10>> Dad, Susan needs me for something.
2:13:13>> What is so urgent?
2:13:15>> It's just an emergency. Don't wait up
2:13:17for dinner. Dad, I'm heading out. Bye.
2:13:21>> You really can't keep a grown daughter.
2:13:26>> All right, Dad. Stop it.
2:13:28>> Um, sir, I
2:13:31>> All right. All right. I was just joking.
2:13:40Try this. Uh, this year's Emerald Spring
2:13:43Tea.
2:13:46Uh, relax.
2:13:48Whoever soft chooses can't be bad about
2:13:51you two. Uh,
2:13:55thank you, Dad. I know. I'm sorry, sir.
2:14:01>> It is just a matter of time.
2:14:09One month later, I went with Lucas for
2:14:11his colear implant surgery.
2:14:20You'll be fine. Don't be nervous.
2:14:34You're recovering very well. With your
2:14:36coclear implant, you can officially wrap
2:14:39up your rehab. The details of sound you
2:14:41can pick up now are getting very close
2:14:43to natural hearing.
2:14:45>> Thank you, doctor.
2:14:48>> The surgery was a great success.
2:15:04Did you hear that? The doctor said
2:15:07you're all better.
2:15:12Yeah, I heard it.
2:15:16So,
2:15:18let's go back to Willowville.
2:15:22I want to hear
2:15:25winter in Willowville.
2:15:362017.
2:15:38It says someone asked for his number and
2:15:40he said he lost his phone. Very clever.
2:15:43Didn't know you had it in you, Lucas.
2:15:45>> Sof, you can't read that.
2:15:50>> Let me see this one.
2:15:5217-year-old Lucas never thought that
2:15:55someone would stay for him until Sophie
2:15:58appeared, stopping for him like an
2:16:00angel. until Sophie appeared.

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