Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: maybe it's a stupid question, but do you think Bridget has problem with me or something?
Speaker1: Why would she?
Speaker2: Not that she told me.
Speaker3: it's just that she seems a bit... quiet around me. A bit stiff or distant.
Speaker2: hm
Speaker3: maybe I'm just imagining things?
Speaker1: maybe there is something to it...
Speaker2: I think you may be right, but I have no idea what this can be about
Speaker1: have you tried asking her?
Speaker3: yeah, I asked her twice if everything's okay or if I have done anything to upset her, but she says it's all fine
Speaker2: could this be about you not coming to her party?
Speaker3: I don't really think so... I had a trip booked on that day, I couldn't be there, which I told her and she said she understood that.
Speaker3: sounded pretty sincere
Speaker1: so you think it must be something after that
Speaker3: I guess, but I can't possibly think of any reason for her to be mad at me, that's why I asked you
Speaker2: maybe just try talking to her again?
Speaker3: I asked twice... I don't know what would make her want to change her mind about telling me this time
Speaker1: I'll try to talk to her and find out
Speaker3: that would be great, thank you
Speaker3: just don't tell her I asked, please
Speaker1: sure thing, I'll try to make it look casual
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 thinks Bridget is upset with her, but doesn't know why even though she asked. Speaker1 will talk to Bridget about it.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 loves Speaker2 and Speaker2 loves Speaker1. 