Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Did you know that Thomas got divorced?
Speaker2: Whaat? No way? He and Susan were such a nice couple!
Speaker1: Yes, were, past tense is correct here XD
Speaker2: But do you know more? When? Why?
Speaker1: Last month. And I believe he had an affair!
Speaker2: Thomas? An affair? Srsly?
Speaker1: Remember this new girl from accounting department who was hired like few months ago?
Speaker2: Yeah, tiny and pretty blonde? Her? I can't believe it!
Speaker1: I'm not sure 100%
Speaker2: But now when you mention it, I think I've seen them together eating lunch once or twice…
Speaker1: Well, I've seen that they came together to work in his car!
Speaker2: No way, so that must be it! 
Speaker1: An affair in a workplace,  a really spicy story :D
Speaker2: True, we haven't had such story in a very long time XD
Speaker1: I need to go out for a beer with Thomas, then perhaps I'll find out some details :D
Speaker2: You're nasty Tony, I've no idea why I'm still talking to you :D
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is shocked to hear from Speaker1 that Thomas and Susan got divorced. Apparently, he had an affair with a girl from work.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 agrees to help Speaker2 with a language exercise. Speaker2 sends Speaker1 a photo of the filled out exercise, but he has trouble reading it.