After you move out,
you won't be bothered by those two buddies in your home.
The building will be demolished soon after my flat is sold.
Where will they go then?
Nowhere. They'll become homeless stray ghosts.
They'll end up perishing permanently.
Fei-fei.
Uncle Foon.
Have you seen Fairy Granny and Whizkid Gramps these past few days?
No.
Tell me if you see them, OK?
OK.
Thank you.
Hold this.
Do you remember the white iron chest in Yue's room? See if it's there.
It's so messy here. How can I find it? Do you think there are rats up there?
Hurry and look for it or the rats will bite your face.
Brother Wah, Auntie Lan, I know you're here.
You just don't want to talk to me. I understand.
When the building is demolished, you two won't know where to go, right?
But I have no say in the sale of the flat unless I buy the other flats too.
Then I'll have the say. But how will I get so much money?
We're friends after all. How about this? I'll arrange a nice ritual for you two.
I hope you'll go to heaven and get reincarnated again sooner.
OK. That's all I wanted to say. I hope you two heard that.
Brother Wah, Foon really cares about us.
We just hid for a few days. He's already so worried.
Why don't we tell him our wish so he can help us?
You think he'll help us? Didn't you hear what he said just now?
He said he would arrange a ritual for us. That means he wants to throw us out.
Don't beg him. We should do it ourselves.
Us two? Can we pull it off?
Honestly, I have other ways to ruin their plan to sell this flat.
Wow.
Mr Rubbish, you're so mean...
What are you two doing?
You're so mean...
Just now you two were so excited when you were going through the loft
that I didn't want to disturb you.
What were you looking for?
I told you. The title deeds. They were in Yue's room.
When he moved in here, he put everything in the loft.
It stinks.
Have you found it yet?
No.
They're all photos?
Right.
Wait. There's something. A brown envelope. There's something else.
Hey.
What's that?
Oh, I found it. The title deed.
Yeah.
Bingo.
If that's a title deed, the one I'm holding could be a title deed too.
Really? Open it.
Open it...
Let me take a look.
What? Missing person notice?
Read it out loud.
Bak Wai. Female. Left home when she was 17.
1.65 meters tall. Black hair of medium length.
She was wearing a blue top, a fabric skirt and a pair of sandals
when she left home on June 4, 1977.
She never came home. Her family members miss her very much.
If anyone knows her whereabouts, please contact her family.
We would be most grateful.
You have to offer a substantial reward to find a missing person.
How can you find her if you're only grateful?
What? You know her?
No idea at all. Why don't you ask Dad why he was looking for her?
I'm sure this is Dad's first lover.
I can't believe he's so good at wooing girls.
Come on. Mom was Dad's first lover. I think she's Dad's relative.
As far as I know, Dad didn't have any relatives.
There are no relatives to look for.
I know. She must be Dad's illegitimate daughter.
She should even be older than Brother Foon. She must be our oldest sister.
You're already wishing you're dead from having an older sister.
Now you want another one who's even older than me?
You want me to suffer like you?
What are you saying?
I'm just speaking the truth.
Hey, Brother Foon said that. I didn't. Let me see.
Be gentle...
You're so careless.
This document is so old. Is it still legally valid?
I'll kill you if a page goes missing.
What should we do with this mess?
Put it back.
Me again?
She'll come talk to you tonight.
No way.
You set her free. Everyone saw that.
I saw it.
This could happen.
I'm going back to my room...
Sis.
Come on. It's not payday yet. You bought your wife a present again?
It's for you.
For me?
Yes. You need to meet clients all the time. You need a better handbag.
Why did you suddenly buy me a handbag?
What? You sound like I've never given you anything before.
I gave you a picture that I drew when I was in primary school.
That picture didn't look like me at all. I looked as ugly as a ghost.
OK. Don't talk about the past anymore.
Just accept it. I want to thank you for recommending me to Mr Kam.
Last time I discussed the project with him. He said he needed to hire someone.
So I mentioned you casually. I didn't recommend you intentionally.
OK... Then it's a token of my gratitude to you for raising me. You deserve this, OK?
I'm your older sister. It's my duty to look after you.
The handbag is really nice. I like it.
What matters is that you like it.
Oh, there's a bag on my bed. It's for your wife.
For my wife? What is it?
Last time I got her woolen shawl dirty.
Speaking of which, I really don't know what color it was originally.
It should be more or less that color. Give it to her.
You mean the shawl you used as a cleaning cloth last time?
But didn't you think you weren't at fault.
She defended me against my mother-in-law the other day.
I realized I've been mean to her. So I wanted to buy her a gift.
We're family. Of course she has to side with you.
But your mother-in-law just up and left.
Are you still fighting with Brother Chiu?
We don't have a consensus of opinions.
We'll just quarrel if we discuss it.
So we need to calm down.
Sis, I'm a man.
Brother Chiu is so miserable to be caught between you and his mom.
Why don't you learn to be less defensive? It'll be easier for him.
So you're lecturing me now?
See? You're being defensive again. I'm just saying this for your own good.
I know who's good to me.
If we weren't forced to live together,
I think we wouldn't be able to live in harmony like now right?
Sometimes you really have to be forced to cultivate rapport.
Why are you sneaking around? Come out. I can smell your stench.
Come out. I can smell your stench even in my room.
Look, I just went to the sitting room to get some water.
I saw him eavesdropping in the corridor. I didn't hear anything...
I'm so moved. It was so cool.
You're cool.
Cool?
Hey, don't hit me.
Seriously, I feel cool knowing that we'll be separated after the flat is sold.
You said you didn't eavesdrop.
I wasn't finished. I said, I didn't hear anything that you didn't.
We've lived together for several months. I feel like I've gained a lot.
I'm so happy. What about you guys?
I'm happy too...
Brother Foon, why are you so pessimistic?
We'll continue to see each other Is this midlife crisis for you?
You don't want to reach midlife? You want to die young?
Can you give me advance notice next time
you want to spurt water from your mouth?
If I did that, I wouldn't be able to do that to you, stupid.
Come on. You asked for that.
Hey, we're not parting forever. What's the matter?
That's right. We can give each other a call
and come out for dinner even though we're living apart.
I like that idea. Technology is so advanced today.
It's so easy to arrange to meet with one just one phone call, right?
We get along now. Dad must so happy.
Even if we really sell this flat, I don't think Dad would mind, right?
Wow, why are you dressed like a model? Hey, this is the handbag that Yue gave you?
It goes with your outfit perfectly. It's impeccable and flawless.
Keep your voice down. My wife doesn't know.
What? I dressed up for this. Why do you need to keep it a secret?
Besides, it's only right
for a younger brother to give his older sister gifts.
It's also right for a woman to feel jealous.
You want him dead?
Sis, you look so hot. Where are you going?
You're even wearing heels?
I'm going to work.
Going to work? Want me to pick up Fei-fei from school for you?
No, thanks. I'll pick her up.
Can you make it in time?
I can squeeze the time. I will look after my daughter.
I don't want people to say I need other people to help me.
I can't talk anymore. I'm out of here.
OK. Bye.
Bye.
Bye. Wish your lots of business.
Bye. Thank you.
Can Sis manage? She needs to go to her shop,
meet clients and pick up Fei-fei from school.
Can she manage?
She has to. She wants to show her mother-in-law
that she's a career woman
who can take care of both her family and her career.
But if she doesn't mend her rift with Brother Chiu,
he might give up eventually no matter how nice he is.
I'm so sorry. I was talking to a client just now.
I couldn't pick up your call and you had to wait for so long.
It's fine. I just thought I went to the wrong place.
I've been talking to clients all morning and haven't eaten anything.
I'm really hungry now.
I'm sorry. So I'm interrupting your lunch.
This is the quotation. I won't keep you. I'll go.
Hey, it's boring to eat alone. Do you have time to eat with me?
OK. I don't need to pick up my daughter from school yet.
What is it? You can't eat because of me?
The way you're cutting the steak reminds me of my mom. She did that too.
She cut the steak into small pieces every time.
She said it's faster to eat like that.
I have to take care of my daughter. Sol eat fast. I'm sorry for being so rude.
Of course not. Actually my mom had a lot in common with you.
She was meticulous and highly competent.
Hey, would you like to take on an extra job? I'd really like to hire you.
Thank you. You're the first person to say that about me.
My whole family is opposes to me being a career woman.
My mother-in-law is the greatest opposition.
She thinks a woman should stay at home and manage the family.
Only then will the family be happy. She thinks I shouldn't work.
My husband doesn't give me his full support.
But I wonder why there has to be a difference between men and women?
Does a woman have to stay at home in order to have a happy family?
She can start her own career too. Then... Sorry. Did I say too many stupid things?
No. I like listening to this.
Actually my mom ran the company really well all on her own.
She was the president and a good mom. She's my idol.
I wish my husband thought that way too.
Actually...
Excuse me. Hello.
Hello, Mrs. Mui. This is Miss Mo.
Just now Bianca broke down emotionally during class.
I've already asked the social worker to talk to her.
Can you come to the school to pick her up now?
What happened?
We've informed Mr Mui already. Let's talk about this when you two are here.
OK. I'm on my way now. OK. Bye. I'm sorry, Mr Kam. I need to leave now
Is everything OK?
Something happened to my daughter in school.
I have to rush there now Oh, I'm sorry...
It's fine.
Sorry. Let me wipe it for you.
Don't worry. Don't panic. Why don't I take you there, OK?
OK. Thank you.
OK. Don't panic. Come on. This way.
Hurry. OK.
This is my fault. I paid all my attention to work.
Don't take this to the extreme and put all the blame on yourself.
If something bad happens to Bianca, I will never forgive myself.
Po Yan.
What?
Bianca needs an emotionally stable mom now
You're so emotional now Do you think you can help her like this?
I understand.
How's Bianca?
The social worker is talking to her.
We have to meet Miss Mo first before we can take our daughter home.
Mr Mui, Mrs. Mui, let's talkin the room.
Miss Mo, how did Bianca break down emotionally?
The theme of the art class today was My Dad and Mom.
Bianca used a black crayon to draw.
Why did she do that?
There's more. All the people in her picture look very upset.
In particular her dad and mom appear to be fighting.
Bianca, are you unhappy? Bianca...
Bianca... Are you OK? Come on out.
We talked to her for a long time before she'd come out of the cubicle.
That silly girl is worried about us.
The social worker asked Bianca what was going on.
She said her parents had quarreled.
She's afraid that you two will get a divorce.
We did quarrel. But we didn't say we wanted a divorce.
Actually you two can talk calmly even if there are problems.
Kids are very sensitive. Their reaction is very direct too.
When she sees you quarreling, she'll be unhappy.
And she'll get funny ideas too.
We'll work this out. We won't quarrel in front of her again.
My husband and I will explain this to Bianca when we're home.
OK. You can pick her up now. I'll take you to the counseling room.
Oh, I'm sorry, Miss Mo.
It's hard to catch a taxi at this hour.
Why don't you go hail a taxi? I'll get Bianca.
OK. Thank you.
OK. This way please.
Excuse me, sir. Did you buy this balloon nearby?
No. It takes over ten minutes to drive to the mall to buy it.
Really? I don't have that much time.
You want to buy one for your kid?
Yes. I want to cheer her up. Are you waiting for your kid too?
No, I'm just waiting for a friend. This balloon is for her daughter.
This balloon is so cute. She'll be so happy when she gets it.
I hope so.
Hey, Fei-fei. Po Yan.
Mr Kam? You haven't left yet?
I did. But I saw a balloon. Sol bought it for Bianca.
Oh, I haven't introduced yet. This is my husband.
This is Mr Charlie Kam. He's the boss of Kam Siu Group.
Please call me Chiu.
I can't believe the balloon is for my daughter.
I can't believe you're her husband. So you're Bianca?
Yes.
This balloon is for you, OK?
What should you say when someone gives you a gift?
Thank you.
I'm glad you're happy.
OK. Let's go home now. Come on.
Didn't you hail a taxi?
Maybe it's the shift change now. There aren't any taxis.
Well...
I'm going to my office. Let me give you guys a ride.
No, thanks. I think there'll be a taxi very soon.
OK.
I'm so sorry. You're taking the trouble to take us home.
Don't mention it.
You still need to go to work?
Yes. I have a lot of documents to sign. I'll be working late.
I'm so sorry to bother you.
Don't mention it. You're my friend.
This is us.
OK...
Bye, uncle.
Bye, Bianca.
Thank you.
Po Yan, I want to talk to you in private.
Oh...
Dad, I need to pee.
OK. Let's go home together.
Dad, hurry. I can't hold it.
Why don't you go home first? I'll be right behind you.
Right. Don't make your daughter wait. Go.
Po Yan.
What is it?
This doctor is a highly regarded child psychologist.
I think she can help your daughter.
I was so worried about what to do just now.
It'll take a long time to get an appointment.
I know the doctor. Let me make an appointment for you.
I have to trouble you again?
Please don't say that.
What matters is helping your daughter.
Thank you so much, Mr Kam.
Mr Kam? That's so formal. Please call me Charlie.
Charlie.
OK. Go home and see your daughter.
OK. Thank you.
Listen. If he says I'm having an affair with Charlie Kam, don't get mad.
Your conscience is clean. Remember, don't fight in front of our daughter.
Stay cool.
I'm home.
Mom.
Yan, we saved a green bean Popsicle for you. It's in the fridge.
OK. Thank you.
Mom, try this ice-cream.
No, thanks. You go ahead. Good girl.
Fei-fei, why don't we go to Ocean Park tomorrow?
Great. I can see the penguins and the pandas there.
Right.
But Only Dad's taking me. What about mom?
Silly girl, of course Mom will go with us.
I need to...
What?
I need to go to a meeting. I can reschedule that to the morning.
I can go with you two for fun after the meeting.
Then we'll enjoy a feast.
Great.
Fei-fei, are you hungry? Why don't you cook with me tonight?
OK. What about mom? Join us.
Mom must be tired. Let her rest.
Actually...
And we can have a vegetable stripping competition,
see who can strip more, OK?
OK. The winner gets one more cup of ice-cream tomorrow.
That's a deal.
OK.
But I'm sure I'll win. Why? Because I'm starting first.
You're cheating.
The match will begin after we've washed the vegetables.
Wait.
Hey, I'm not cheating this time.
No, your sleeves won't get wet so easily like this.
Fei-fei, you're really a big girl now. You know how to look after other people.
I help Mom put away the clothes. I wake Uncle Yee wake.
I help Auntie Fa brush her hair too.
I've really missed a lot from not being there with you.
Are you mad at me? Was that why you cried in school?
No. Sometimes I feel really lonely when I can't see you, Dad.
But I know you're doing it for Mom and me.
You're so considerate. I'm so happy to have you as my daughter.
OK. Let's wash the vegetables now. Then we'll start the match, OK?
OK. I'm sure I will win.
OK.
Then her friend helped her defeat the ugly witch.
The princess was so happy.
She lived happily ever after with a very handsome prince.
Fei-fei, that's the end of the story. Why are you still awake?
I want to carry on living like this happily ever after.
What do you mean?
I want Dad and Mom to live together.
You two won't be separated. We'll always live like this.
Mom, I'm in Hong Kong. I won't be back until tomorrow.
Why does you sound like that? Did something happen?
No. I just figured something out.
When two people are grabbing a rope at the same time
and the rope is about to break, one of them has to let go.
Otherwise both will drop to their death.
Why are you talking about death?
It's windy tonight. Put on more clothes, OK?
I'm playing all-night mahjong with your aunt I don't care about the cold as long as I win
What? Oh, the game's starting now? Hey, I have to go play now. I can't talk.
Bye.
Honey.
Yee... Yee... Hey, Yan, have you seen Yee?
I think he left with his guitar.
He went to practice again?
If I knew he'd be so slack about going to the eatery to help out,
I wouldn't have helped him overcome his... what was it again?
Stage phobia.
Stage phobia. Oh, you two were chatting?
I won't keep you then. I'm going back to the eatery.
Brother Foon.
Yes?
You serve pork lard noodles at the eatery?
Yes. How many do you want?
Just one bowl is enough.
Just one bowl? I won't sell that to you. It's my treat. Are you coming?
What? Well... no...
I knew it. Why would girls eat that? They're afraid of getting fat.
Let's go then. Bye.
Why isn't Chiu replying to my messages?
Hello.
Where are Chiu and Fei-fei? Are they at home?
I think they've left.
Left? Did he say where they're going?
I saw Brother Chiu carrying lots of bags. Fei-fei was carrying a backpack.
He said they'd take the... through train. I guess they've gone back to China.
What?
Answer please, Hubby.
Hello.
Hello, Mom. Are Chiu and Fei-fei there?
How funny. You don't know where your husband has gone?
No, are they there?
That wouldn't be surprising.
You want to be a career woman. You want to run your business.
How would you have time to take care of your husband and daughter?
I asked Chiu to bring Fei-fei here. I will look after her.
Then you won't need to work so hard.
What did you say to Chiu?
You have to ask yourself that question.
You're always criticizing your husband. He's never good enough. He's not made of steel.
He's got feelings. Eventually he won't put up with you anymore.
Miss, this is your destination.
Miss, your change. Miss... Miss...
You've always worked so hard for your family
It's time you let someone look after you. Marry me.
Let me become a part of your family.
Dad is a king and Mom's a queen. I'm a little princess.
Why don't you two draw too? Isn't the house beautiful?
It's beautiful. OK. This will be our home sweet home later.
Mom, wear it. Then we'll take a picture together.
Come on...
Hurry...
Wow, it's so beautiful... Wow, Mom...
Honey, I've got you and Fei-fei. I feel so lucky.
Honey, what do you really want?
I don't know. I just don't want to be stagnant.
Since we want different things, we should separate.
What did you say? She's my mom.
Fine. You can't stand her You don't want her to stay here.
But I won't leave her behind. I'll leave with her now.
We'll never get in your way again.
Get out. I don't want to see either of you again.
Yan, why are you sitting here? What happened? Tell me.
I don't know what to do, Brother Foon.
What do you mean? You've always been tough. Nothing's too difficult for you.
Tell me what's going on. Maybe I can help.
Chiu wants a divorce.
He wants to take Fei-fei with him. He doesn't want me anymore.
Why would Chiu want a divorce? Why would he abandon you?
This is my fault.
I always say things that hurt him. I'm mean to him.
I didn't want to. I really don't. But I can't control myself.
I really love him.
Every time he quarrels with me because of someone else,
I get really furious.
But this time he didn't say anything.
It's really scary.
Yee said he had packed his things and left with Fei-fei on a through train.
Yan, I've actually wanted to talk to you about this a long time ago.
Sometimes you really don't realize your problem
until your husband has packed and left.
I know I was wrong.
No, did Yee hear it wrong?
Chiu told me last night that he's meeting his boss in Hong Kong today.
Fei-fei's a big girl now.
I just realized that. I work all the time. I've missed her development.
Boss, I want to quit.
Quit?
I want to stay in Hong Kong with my family.
My daughter is very unhappy because my wife and I are living apart.
And now she has a mood disorder. This is a wake-up call that I can't ignore.
Chiu, I don't have children myself. You know I've always thought very highly of you.
Actually I had planned to hand over
the management of the factory to you when I retire in a couple years.
I know you've given me lots of opportunities
But if I have to choose between my career and my family now,
I have to choose my family.
Fei-fei, I want to keep you company all the time.
If you were to decide,
would you want to stay in Shenzhen with me or would you prefer I to stay here?
I want all of us to live together. It would be great if you could stay here with us.
I understand.
Will you quarrel with mom again?
Your mom and I have a lot of problems.
But nothing is more important than you.
But you must promise me that in the future when you're unhappy,
you must talk to us. Don't keep it to yourself, OK?
OK.
OK. The match starts now.
Oh, you're cheating again.
I'm not.
But if you come back to Hong Kong now, you'll have to start from scratch.
What about your wife. What's her view?
I don't want to pressure her.
A stand-off won't end by itself. So why don't I take a step back?
If she wants to do the things she loves, I'll give up my career.
I'm willing to cook at home and look after our daughter.
I'll be the man behind her.
Boss, Chiu won't resign.
Honey?
Hubby, I'm sorry. I was selfish. I only considered myself.
I wanted to get back what I had lost in life.
I didn't cherish a wonderful husband, a lovely daughter, and a good family.
If you can makes sacrifices for me. I can sacrifice for you too.
I won't run a business anymore. Let's do everything together.
Why don't you two take your time to talk about this?
You may not need to make any sacrifices.
Perhaps you just need to take a step back and all your problems will be solved.
Let's do everything together. Let's go pick up Fei-fei together then.
I'm fine. I don't need a doctor.
Fei-fei, you don't need a shot or medicine. You just need to talk with the doctor.
But I'm not sick. Why do I need a doctor?
Fei-fei, sometimes we get the flu. But sometimes it's in the heart.
Once your heart is healed, you'll be fine, OK?
When Dad and Mom aren't fighting, my heart feels really warm.
How would I be sick?
We know you're a good girl.
Why don't we buy you ice-cream after you talk to the doctor?
You can pick any flavor you like, OK?
OK.
Good girl. I'll go register first.
OK.
Daisy.
Hey, Mr Mui, Mrs. Mui.
Bianca.
What a coincidence? Daisy's here to see the doctor too? Is she OK?
She keeps drawing dark pictures at home.
I asked her why. She wouldn't tell me.
She keeps locking herself up in the bathroom and crying.
She talked to the doctor just now
The doctor said she has depression and anxiety.
Maybe I was too strict about making her practice the piano.
Oh, no. Bianca drew dark pictures too.
She also locked herself up in the bathroom and cried.
What? She drew those pictures too?
Yes. Look.
How come the two pictures look so similar?
How come both have the letter D there?
D is the initial of my name. Bianca copied me.
Hey.
Fei-fei.
Fei-fei, one of the drumsticks was originally yours. But you were naughty.
You lied and pretended to be sick and made everyone really worried about you.
So you don't get to eat the drumsticks now. Don't ever lie again, OK?
No, you told me to lie when we helped Uncle Yee last time.
Oh...
You led my daughter astray.
Kids these days have such good memories.
I can't remember as well even though I'm a grown-up.
You've dug a hole for yourself.
You want to join in the conversation?
OK. Fei-fei and Chiu were going to Ocean Park to take the Ocean Express.
But you said they took the through train.
So your sister thought
they had taken the through train for China and would never come back. Do you know that?
I had practiced all night. My mind wasn't clear.
Your mind is never clear even when you don't practice.
I don't want to talk to you. Fei-fei, remember never to lie again, OK?
OK.
Let it go. Don't lecture Fei-fei anymore. What kid doesn't lie?
It's OK as long as she knows it's wrong. Here, Fei-fei. Eat the drumstick.
No. Your wife is pregnant.
Your thinking is so twisted. That's bad prenatal training.
Speaking of which, I may not know anything.
But how come your belly hasn't grown at all, Fiona?
Look? Fat Foon's belly is bigger than yours.
I was born with a model's build.
When my mom was carrying me, her belly didn't grow much either.
Right, Hubby?
Right.
Fa doesn't just have a model's build,
she also has the face of a devil and the body of an angel.
What are you talking about? It's an angel's face and a devil's body.
Hey, let's eat. Everyone just talks. Dig in. You talk so much.
Dig in...
Right.
Honey, have some chicken.
Chan-Chan, I want to apologize to you.
What is it?
I told you earlier that I wanted to expand Friends.
I think we have to take a break.
I want to spend more time with Chiu and my family.
Let's wait until Fei-fei is older. Then we'll expand the business.
Yan, you don't need to apologize. I'm glad to hear you say that.
You'll be making a lot less then.
This isn't in line with your economic principle, Chu Chan-Chan.
You think everyone's as money-oriented as you?
I'm a simple person. I'm content as long as I've got a shop
with sufficient business to cover the rent so that I can do the things I want to do.
Thank you.
I wish all of you good luck then.
This may have been a misunderstanding,
but I still want to move back to Hong Kong and stay with Fei-fei and Yan.
I'm going to look for a job here.
Great.
This is really great. A round of applause please.
You won't need to travel back and forth between Hong Kong and China.
The family will be together again.
Right.
Look, Chiu.
Yes?
I'll stock up more dried oysters for you.
I'll provide an unlimited supply of oysters.
I'll prepare teaching materials for you.
OK...
Stay here. It's just a temporary arrangement.
We're going to sell the flat anyway.
But will it be inconvenient with one more person staying here?
It's good you know it's inconvenient.
But the only trouble is getting an extra pair of chopsticks.
I want Fei-fei to live with her dad too. Right, Fei-fei?
OK.
Good. The most difficult problem is solved. Let's eat then.
OK. Let's eat.
I have to work at the eatery after dinner. Hurry, Yee. I'll wait for you.
I can't go. I have to practice singing later
What? Does that trump everything?
Hey.
Right. It does. Go practice singing then... Dig in...
Work hard.
OK.
Hey. What?
I'll go to the eatery with you later. I want rice noodle rolls.
Are you serious?
You haven't even finished this meal yet. You already want to eat rich noodle rolls?
Do you need to eat so much?
Don't worry. I never eat and run.
That's a promise.
Monster? Hello.
Chan-Chan, we can see the Little Dipper's meteor shower tonight.
I want to go to the beach with you to watch that.
Meteor shower tonight? But tonight I...
That's a rare occurrence. Of course you have to go.
And Seafood's going with you. That's the best. Go...
But I...
No buts. Go. I'm OK. I can manage. Go.
OK. See you later then. OK.
Wow, there are so many people? What's going on?
Did someone book the whole place? Or are they actors?
It's good you've come in.
What's the matter?
If you came five minutes later, I'd go to your home to kidnap you.
Why would you kidnap me?
You can cook for them even if I haven't come in yet.
A food critic named Suet tried your rice noodle rolls.
She didn't write about me, the fresh meat, in the pork lard sector.
She wrote about you, the pork belly, in the rice noodle rolls world.
She even wants to recommend us to Michelin as a three star eatery.
So they're all sitting here waiting for your rice noodle rolls.
Why haven't the rice noodle rolls been served yet?
Right. Why is it taking so long? Is the chef not back yet?
Right. It's taking so long.
He's here. This is the king of rolls.
Great...
Thank you for your support.
The boss is so happy. Rice noodle rolls buffet for $30.
All you can eat.
Great...
Are you playing games?
You want to play games? I'll take you down with me.
The rolls will be served very soon.
All you can eat, in 15 minutes.
Nice.
It's windy by the seaside.
It's easy to catch a cold. Here's a blanket.
OK. Thank you.
No worries.
Where's Little Dipper?
Right there. Its brightest alpha is Polaris.
You're so smart. You know magic.
You know orienteering. You even know about constellations.
You're smarter. You're a girl. But you know how to fix switches.
You know about plumbing. You can connect pipes too.
You're so versatile.
I'm am really smart with plumbing.
You always take me to interesting places. I have a gift for you.
What is it?
Look, I've been practicing a long time.
I want to perform for you now. Abracadabra...
Again... Abracadabra. I still can't do it. You show me.
There's a trick to this. You need props.
I'll show you when I bring the props with me next time, OK?
Isn't this the prop?
Not this one. I'll show you the real one next time.
OK. Next time then.
It's so nice tonight. There are so many stars.
Hey, lie down. It's nicer to look at the stars like this.
OK.
I really can't believe this. You're my childhood idol.
Now that I've grown up. You've even become my friend.
We're even stargazing together. We get to go to different places together.
Do you know as a kid I once dreamed
that Monster rode the roller coaster with me?
But I would never do that in real life. I'm really scared of that.
I feel like Monster has given me a sense of security in my subconscious mind.
You don't need to go on the ride only in your dreams.
Let's really go on one, OK?
OK... Wow, shooting stars. Let me make a wish.
Did you make a wish?
Oh... sorry.
It's OK...
I better go.
Fat Foon...
You scared me.
It's you, Brother Tsun?
You're looking for Foon? He's gone home.
So early?
The rice noodle rolls were sold out. So I told him to go home.
You didn't see it just now. The eatery was packed.
The rice noodle rolls were sold out in a short time.
You want to see him about something?
No, it's OK.
You don't need to pout just because you don't get to eat the rolls.
Don't worry. Foon is really thoughtful. He saved a plate for you.
Look. It's still warm. Do you want to eat?
Sure.
Sit there. It's still so hot.
The rice noodle rolls were so popular. I had to set a limit. One plate per person.
If Foon hadn't saved this plate for you, someone would have eaten it too.
Enjoy. I need to get the $1 coin back.
OK, today... today... What's your last name?
Is your last name Lee?
It's Wong... Wong Pak-tsun.
Oh, Wong Pak-tsun.
Wish only one older sister,
you already wish you were dead.
Again.
Have you found anything?
Not yet. Did I find anything?
Shouldn't you ask me what I'm looking for?
Looking... It's the same. Is it different?
I need to be cool.
Oh, sorry. My bad.