英PIA原创双普之恨海情天系列

捶死这个老登 - Hello and Goodbye

选角1: Emily - 35岁女精英

选角2: David - 60多岁客户老登

故事背景：父亲在女儿一岁时离开家庭，明知自己有个女儿，却从未参与她的成长。三十五年后，女儿在工作中与一位客户相识，在处理工作时，逐渐发现对方正是自己从未见过的父亲。一次偶然的相遇，让他们第一次面对彼此，也让埋藏多年的情绪与遗憾浮出水面。最终，女儿选择释然，却也选择不再相见。

Emily: Mr. Walker, before we move on to the next section of the agreement, I just want to confirm something regarding the land title.

David: Of course. Go ahead.

Emily: According to the documents your office provided, the property is under Walker Holdings Pty Ltd, correct?

David: Yes, that's right. The company acquired the land in 2016.

Emily: And the title itself is clean? No caveats, easements, or unresolved encumbrances beyond what's already disclosed?

David: None that would affect the transfer. Our legal team ran a full search last month.

Emily: Good. My client will want a written confirmation from your solicitor as well, just to ensure the transfer proceeds smoothly.

David: That shouldn't be a problem. I'll have them send it through this afternoon.

Emily: Thank you. Also, regarding the settlement date....you mentioned you preferred early next quarter?

David: Yes. That timeline works best for our development schedule.

Emily: Understood. I'll draft the amended terms and circulate them for review.

David: You're very thorough, Ms. Lin.

Emily: I try to be.

David: Your attention to detail is impressive. Most people miss half the things you just checked.

Emily: It's part of the job.

David: Still. Not everyone does it that carefully.

Emily: I suppose I learned early that if you don't check things yourself, no one else will.

David: That's a useful mindset in business.

Emily: Yes.

David: How long have you been working in the property industry?

Emily: About twelve years now.

David: You must have started quite young.

Emily: I did.

David: You must have had strong support growing up.

Emily: My mother was very supportive.

David: Your mother?

Emily: Yes.

David: And your father?

Emily: …

David: Sorry, that might be too personal.

Emily: It's fine.

Emily: Mr. Walker… can I ask you something that isn't about work?

David: Sure. Go ahead.

Emily: Did you ever live in Forks about thirty-five years ago?

David: Yes. For a while. It should be recorded in my files as it is.

Emily: Did you know someone named Eileen Lin?

David: ... Why are you asking about her?

Emily: Just answer me if you can.

David: Yes. I knew her.

Emily: She had a daughter.

David: …

Emily: You know that, right?

David: …

Emily: You left when she was one year old.

David: .....and you are...?

Emily: That daughter is me.

David: …

Emily: You knew I existed.

David: Yes.

Emily: And you never came.

David: …

Emily: Thirty-five years.

David: Emily....I-(被打断）

Emily: Don't say my name like you've earned the right to.

David: I didn't know we would ever meet like this.