PART 3 · LESSON 30 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
The Call to Seattle
The pier at dusk in April, Jack's parents on the phone and Jack relaying to Nam: Mom asks whether November is hot; hot, but at night the river is cool; Mom asks whether Aunt Oy will like them; as long as they eat well, that's enough; if it weren't for you, I'd have gone home by now; if it weren't for Jack, I'd paint for free; say it in Thai; welcome, both of you: if it weren't for, and the level's ifs.
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THE STORY
The pier at Bang Rak at dusk in April before Songkran, a phone on the bench: Jack and Nam speak as friends, she says the woman's I, he says his; Jack's parents are heard only through what Jack relays.
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