Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, how's life?
Speaker1: Hi, good good, you? :)
Speaker2: Work's great, but I have one problem with Henry. I thought that maybe you could help me...
Speaker1: Oh no, what's wrong?
Speaker2: Well... as I said work's great, but they're sending me to Bangkok for a project.
Speaker1: But Speaker2 it's fantastic! I wish my company sent me somewhere!
Speaker2: Yeah, as long as you are not in a relationship :(
Speaker1: How long are you going for?
Speaker2: 2 years...
Speaker1: Oh wow, that's a long project... What does Henry think?
Speaker2: Well, he's happy for me, of course, but I can that he's worried.
Speaker2: He didn't tell me not to go.
Speaker1: Can't he go with you then? It's just two years.
Speaker2: We discussed it already, but to make things worse, he got promoted.
Speaker2: Geez, I feel bad for saying that, because it's great that he was promoted, but now he's not going to leave his company.
Speaker1: Don't they have a branch in Thailand? Or somewhere near?
Speaker2: No, they don't. He said he'll wait for me, but 2 years is awfully long.
Speaker1: I know, I understand :(
Speaker1: Speaker1be I'm being too simple and straightforward, but I think that either you're up for a long distance relationship or you are not.
Speaker2: I don't know to be honest...
Speaker1: Uhm, what do you not know?
Speaker2: If I go it may destroy everything. We'll see each other maximum three or four times...
Speaker1: Yeah, ok, I understand, but are you afraid you'll stop loving him or something?
Speaker2: No, but what if he meets someone else?
Speaker1: I'm pretty sure it may happen even when you're here...
Speaker2: Thanks Speaker1 :P
Speaker1: You know that's not what I meant. It's just that I think it may still work, especially as it's only two years. What options do you have anyway?
Speaker2: Say no to the project?
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's being sent to Bangkok for a work project. Her partner Henry got promoted at his work, so he can't go with her. Speaker2 is worried about her relationship. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Chuck told Speaker2 that he'd met up with Speaker1. He made up the story, as actually Speaker1 refused to go out with him. 