Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: why did you left without a word?
Speaker2: something happened?
Speaker1: sorry about that
Speaker1: I didn't feel very well
Speaker2: why didn't you say so?
Speaker2: someone would take you home
Speaker1: you were having a great time
Speaker1: I didn't want to bother anyone
Speaker2: how do you feel now?
Speaker1: better
Speaker1: I guess I ate something that didn't go well with my stomach
Speaker2: that sucks
Speaker1: well, at least I could go to bed early
Speaker1: and I needed that badly after this week
Speaker2: it was that bad?
Speaker2: since you left so early we didn't have the chance to talk
Speaker1: just lots of stress at work with the deadline approaching
Speaker1: you know the stuff
Speaker2: yeah
Speaker2: anyway glad to hear that your feeling better
Speaker2: don't overdo it and try to rest some more
Speaker1: that's the plan
Speaker1: I'll just stay at home for the weekend
Speaker2: good
Speaker2: have to go for now but I'll be back in the evening
Speaker1: bye
Speaker2: take care
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 left the party early because she didn't feel very well. She will get some rest after a hard week at work.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 isn't going home yet. Speaker2 wants her to be back before 11 p.m.