Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, Victoria  wants to invite Sophie for a sleep over, are you ok?
Speaker1: no problem. She must be back home tomorrow at 10am
Speaker2: sure, we're leaving  at 9
Speaker1: thanks for Sophie, she  had a very good time
Speaker2: They could do it again anytime. By the  way, i need your help with Victoria.
Speaker1: sure, tell me
Speaker2: could you be her host  family for all the time her parents abandoned her.  I'll be very often out of Warsaw and Tom as well, i'll feel better to know she's in a nice family, i can rely on.
Speaker1: The situation with Sophie is quite hard as well, so i understand very well. We'll be pleased  to keep  her with us. Don't worry, and Sophie will be happy to have her home. It will help her as well.
Speaker2: Thank you so much. Victoria will be glad.
Speaker1: during the first week of holidays i'm going to Paris, do  you want me to take her with me?
Speaker2: you're too kind. But we'll be away at this time. However i can take Sophie home the second week.
Speaker1: we'll have friends of her age but  don't hesitate to send us  Victoria.
Speaker2: thanks so much
Speaker1: we have time. But you may rely on us anytime. I know how it is.
Speaker2: thanks so nice to know you're here for her. 
Speaker1: could you send me Victoria's mobile?
Speaker2: <file_other>
Speaker2: <file_photo>
Speaker1: oh thanks, that good  idea. i'll know exactly where she is and what she does.
Speaker2: next time she 'll come to you dont 'hesitate to treat her as your own daughter
Speaker1: I will, but she's very nice.
Speaker2: See you next week. Take care of you
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Sophie slept over at Victoria's and they had a good time. Speaker1 will take care of Victoria the second week of holidays. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3, Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to a concert on Saturday and agree to have a drink at Barcelona located at 8th avenue beforehand.