lton says your account must have been hacked. Therefore, the security department has restored the contents of your account and reset its password. The password will be sent to you by email.' 'Mr. Hamilton said your Facebook account will be protected 24/7. You can be assured.' ANDREA

A long, long time ago, on the continent of Nora, in order to show the highest respect for the goddess Nora, devout humans built a magnificent tower. Goddess Nora was moved by people's piety and opened a door to another world—the eye of heaven at the top of the tower. Soon, a race from another world—the Yu clan visited this world. The Yu people quickly integrated into human society. They brought many precious materials and taught humans to smelt steel, develop agriculture, and even teach humans to speak lingua franca. It is precisely because of these friends from heaven that human society has developed rapidly, so mankind gave these friendly friends a beautiful name-‘‘Angel’’ [EXT.GATE.NIGHT] LEONIE 'If Charles has no filthy feeling for ANDREA, why would he risk prescribing her medicine?' 'Everyone knows that no one dares to prescribe unauthorized medication for the Hamilton family.' 'I suspect he gave her birth control pills because he can't stand the thought of her having Lance's baby.' 'The bottle in her pocket is the evidence!' ANDREA (The pills Charles gave me are in the pocket, and I know I'll be in huge trouble if they find it out.) (Mr. Hamilton won’t show any mercy to me on this issue.) LEONIE 'Are you too ashamed to hand over the pills?' NARRATOR 'Leonie glances meaningfully at your pocket.' ANDREA <Choice>I... <Option>Bluff and bluster. { ANDREA 'What if there aren't any pills?' LEONIE 'No pills? I saw you put them in the pocket of your pajama top.' 'If there aren't any pills, I'll apologize to you.' } <Option>I refuse to be frisked. { ANDREA 'I refuse to be frisked.' 'I can’t bear such humiliation as Lance’s wife.' 'If it turns out that I am innocent, who will compensate me for my losses?' 'I am not stupid.' LEONIE 'If there aren't any pills, I'll apologize to you.' } <Option>How dare you defame me! { ANDREA 'I am Lance’s wife, the official Mrs. Hamilton.' 'Who are you? Miss Summer?' NARRATOR 'Leonie gnaws her teeth and looks at Mrs. Hamilton.' ANDREA 'If it turns out that I am innocent, who will compensate me for my losses?' 'I am not stupid.' LEONIE 'If there aren't any pills, I'll apologize to you.' } LEONIE 'Mrs. Hamilton, the pills must be in her pocket.' 'She's weaseling.' ANDREA 'You want me to be searched like a criminal? You want to trample on my dignity?' 'If I don't have any pills, how can a simple apology possibly be enough to compensate me?' LEONIE 'What else do you want?' ANDREA 'I want you to post an apology on Facebook visible to everyone.' 'I want you to tell everyone that I had nothing to do with ruining your dress and that I certainly didn’t push you down the stairs.' 'Still, you want to frisk me?' NARRATOR 'Leonie hesitates for a moment.' ANDREA (I know she does not dare to do so.) 'That’s it.' 'If you don't agree to my terms, I won't agree to be frisked.' 'After all, how can you ask someone with the Hamilton name to accept being frisked?' NARRATOR 'Your clothes are still soaking, and the wind makes you shiver.' ANDREA 'It's windy outside, and I'm cold. I'd like to go inside to have a hot bath now.' LEONIE 'Mrs. Hamilton, look at her rudeness.' 'She wants to leave without making things clear for Mr. Hamilton and Lance.' NARRATOR 'Mrs. Hamilton is contemplating. She wants to punish you, but the attitude of Mr. Hamilton and Lance is vague yet.' 'You turn to leave with your cold and wet clothes, but a warm hand seizes your wrist.' LANCE 'ANDREA.' NARRATOR 'You raise your eyes and meet Lance's gaze.' ANDREA 'Oh, does my husband want to frisk me in person?' NARRATOR 'You take Lance's hand off, trying to irritate him.' 'However, he does not retaliate against you but takes off his drape, putting it around your shoulder.' 'You are embraced by warmth and Lance’s scent.' LANCE 'Careful, ANDREA, you still haven't recovered from your sickness.' 'An outsider has no right to judge our private family matters.' NARRATOR 'He looks at you gently, taking your chin in his hands.' LANCE 'You just said you're happily married, but I think we should prove it so that people can more understand it.' ANDREA (Is he trying to help me?) (How odd!) NARRATOR 'Then you realize he's just trying to prove your “perfect marriage” to everyone.' ANDREA (I need to play with him to get out of this!) ANDREA <Choice>What should I do? <Option>Kiss him. { NARRATOR 'You place your hand over his, standing on tiptoe, and kiss him.' 'Lance freezes, seemingly not anticipating your move.' 'Leonie stares at Lance and you in disbelief.' } <Option>Hug him. { NARRATOR 'You hold Lance.' LANCE 'It’s not enough, my dear.' NARRATOR 'Lance bows down and kisses you on the mouth.' 'You freeze in a second, not anticipating his bold move.' } NARRATOR 'You intend to keep the kiss light and simple. However, Lance deepens the kiss.' 'He wraps his arm around your waist tightly. The atmosphere here is getting wet and…' ANDREA (Awkward!) MR.HAMILTON 'That's enough. Don't make a fool of yourself in public.' 'Go back to your room.' LEONIE 'Wait

A long, long time ago, on the continent of Nora, in order to show the highest respect for the goddess Nora, devout humans built a magnificent tower. Goddess Nora was moved by people's piety and opened a door to another world—the eye of heaven at the top of the tower. Soon, a race from another world—the Yu clan visited this world. The Yu people quickly integrated into human society. They brought many precious materials and taught humans to smelt steel, develop agriculture, and even teach humans to speak lingua franca. It is precisely because of these friends from heaven that human society has developed rapidly, so mankind gave these friendly friends a beautiful name-‘‘Angel’’ [EXT.GATE.NIGHT] LEONIE 'If Charles has no filthy feeling for ANDREA, why would he risk prescribing her medicine?' 'Everyone knows that no one dares to prescribe unauthorized medication for the Hamilton family.' 'I suspect he gave her birth control pills because he can't stand the thought of her having Lance's baby.' 'The bottle in her pocket is the evidence!' ANDREA (The pills Charles gave me are in the pocket, and I know I'll be in huge trouble if they find it out.) (Mr. Hamilton won’t show any mercy to me on this issue.) LEONIE 'Are you too ashamed to hand over the pills?' NARRATOR 'Leonie glances meaningfully at your pocket.' ANDREA <Choice>I... <Option>Bluff and bluster. { ANDREA 'What if there aren't any pills?' LEONIE 'No pills? I saw you put them in the pocket of your pajama top.' 'If there aren't any pills, I'll apologize to you.' } <Option>I refuse to be frisked. { ANDREA 'I refuse to be frisked.' 'I can’t bear such humiliation as Lance’s wife.' 'If it turns out that I am innocent, who will compensate me for my losses?' 'I am not stupid.' LEONIE 'If there aren't any pills, I'll apologize to you.' } <Option>How dare you defame me! { ANDREA 'I am Lance’s wife, the official Mrs. Hamilton.' 'Who are you? Miss Summer?' NARRATOR 'Leonie gnaws her teeth and looks at Mrs. Hamilton.' ANDREA 'If it turns out that I am innocent, who will compensate me for my losses?' 'I am not stupid.' LEONIE 'If there aren't any pills, I'll apologize to you.' } LEONIE 'Mrs. Hamilton, the pills must be in her pocket.' 'She's weaseling.' ANDREA 'You want me to be searched like a criminal? You want to trample on my dignity?' 'If I don't have any pills, how can a simple apology possibly be enough to compensate me?' LEONIE 'What else do you want?' ANDREA 'I want you to post an apology on Facebook visible to everyone.' 'I want you to tell everyone that I had nothing to do with ruining your dress and that I certainly didn’t push you down the stairs.' 'Still, you want to frisk me?' NARRATOR 'Leonie hesitates for a moment.' ANDREA (I know she does not dare to do so.) 'That’s it.' 'If you don't agree to my terms, I won't agree to be frisked.' 'After all, how can you ask someone with the Hamilton name to accept being frisked?' NARRATOR 'Your clothes are still soaking, and the wind makes you shiver.' ANDREA 'It's windy outside, and I'm cold. I'd like to go inside to have a hot bath now.' LEONIE 'Mrs. Hamilton, look at her rudeness.' 'She wants to leave without making things clear for Mr. Hamilton and Lance.' NARRATOR 'Mrs. Hamilton is contemplating. She wants to punish you, but the attitude of Mr. Hamilton and Lance is vague yet.' 'You turn to leave with your cold and wet clothes, but a warm hand seizes your wrist.' LANCE 'ANDREA.' NARRATOR 'You raise your eyes and meet Lance's gaze.' ANDREA 'Oh, does my husband want to frisk me in person?' NARRATOR 'You take Lance's hand off, trying to irritate him.' 'However, he does not retaliate against you but takes off his drape, putting it around your shoulder.' 'You are embraced by warmth and Lance’s scent.' LANCE 'Careful, ANDREA, you still haven't recovered from your sickness.' 'An outsider has no right to judge our private family matters.' NARRATOR 'He looks at you gently, taking your chin in his hands.' LANCE 'You just said you're happily married, but I think we should prove it so that people can more understand it.' ANDREA (Is he trying to help me?) (How odd!) NARRATOR 'Then you realize he's just trying to prove your “perfect marriage” to everyone.' ANDREA (I need to play with him to get out of this!) ANDREA <Choice>What should I do? <Option>Kiss him. { NARRATOR 'You place your hand over his, standing on tiptoe, and kiss him.' 'Lance freezes, seemingly not anticipating your move.' 'Leonie stares at Lance and you in disbelief.' } <Option>Hug him. { NARRATOR 'You hold Lance.' LANCE 'It’s not enough, my dear.' NARRATOR 'Lance bows down and kisses you on the mouth.' 'You freeze in a second, not anticipating his bold move.' } NARRATOR 'You intend to keep the kiss light and simple. However, Lance deepens the kiss.' 'He wraps his arm around your waist tightly. The atmosphere here is getting wet and…' ANDREA (Awkward!) MR.HAMILTON 'That's enough. Don't make a fool of yourself in public.' 'Go back to your room.' LEONIE 'Wait

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INT. GRANDMA HOME -NIGHT MC What are you doing here? MC How did you find me? AARON Good evening to you too, MC. GRANDMA Don't be rude, MC. GRANDMA Invite your guest inside. It's Christmas Eve! +Choice MC (What should I do?) "Invite Aaron in" { MC Sorry, I was smitten. MC Come on in. } "Avoid inviting Aaron in" { MC He just came to drop something off. MC He's about to leave. } MOTHER Who is it, darling? AARON Good evening, Mrs. Hamilton, I recon. MOTHER Oh, sweet mother! MC was telling the truth, after all! MOTHER She is friends with Aaron Davis! MC Mother! GRANDMA Is that the Canadian boy? MC (Can my family be more embarrassing?) NARRATOR You believe the situation cannot be more surreal when your father barges into the room with a large pile of firewood and pushes it straight into Aaron's arms. FATHER There, now I am not the only man here. FATHER I finally have someone to help tend to the fireplace. NARRATOR You place your hand over your mouth, looking at Aaron's dumbfounded expression as he struggles to hold all the firewood that your father has carelessly stuffed into his arms. AARON Err... sure... I'm glad to help. AARON Is the fireplace where the smoke is coming from? NARRATOR Your grandma, your mother, and you look at each other in confusion. It takes you a few moments to notice the terrible smell and thick smoke are coming from the kitchen when all of you shout at the same time: NO! MOTHER That's not the fireplace! Those are the cookies! MC Mom, you told me you've got that! GRANDMA MC, what are you still doing standing there! FATHER Three women at home, and Santa is still not going to get his cookies. NARRATOR Aaron cannot help a short chuckle at your father's remark. He then goes out to bring more firewood while both your mother and grandma rush into the kitchen. MC I'm sorry... It's always hectic with my family. AARON MC... MC How did you find me anyway? AARON MC, where... MC It's Chantal, isn't it? She's the one who told you where I am. AARON MC, I'm still holding the firewood here! And it's getting pretty heavy. MC Oh, my... INT. GRANDMA HOME FIREPLACE -NIGHT NARRATOR You help Aaron place the wood near the fireplace, and together you stir the embers to make the fire burn again. AARON Wow, you're good at this. I've never tended to fire before. MC Rally? Not even on camping? AARON No, I've grown up in a city. I've never been the camping kind of person. MC That's fine. MC Will you stay for dinner? AARON I didn't mean to intrude on your family dinner. I just wanted to see you and wish you a merry Christmas. +Choice MC (How shall I convince him to stay?) "You'd make me very happy if you stayed" { MC You'd make me very happy if you stayed. AARON Well, in that case, I would hate to do anything that would make that smile disappear from this beautiful face. } "My father's already put you in charge of the fireplace." { MC Hey, it's too late to bail out. MC My father's already put you in charge of the fireplace. AARON I suppose I shouldn't betray the trust your father's given me. MC You wouldn't dare. } NARRATOR You look at him playfully while the warmth of the fireplace and his deep gaze make your face as red as a candied apple. NARRATOR The butterflies in your stomach are doing their happy dance, but you put your best effort to conceal it. AARON MC, you make me... GRANDMA MC, it's dinner time. MC (Grandma and her timing!) INT. GRANDMA HOME -NIGHT NARRATOR The family dinner passes merrily with a lot of laughter and good- natured banter. NARRATOR Aaron seems to enjoy the time with your family as much as you enjoy watching him make jokes and charmingly respond to your grandma's nagging remarks. AARON What a lovely dinner! Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, thank you for having me over. MOTHER You are welcome to join us anytime, Aaron. MOTHER Is the Christmas Eve tradition any different in Canada? +Choice MC (I'd better suggest some alone time with Aaron before mother becomes too curious.) "Suggest going for a walk outside." { MC Aaron, would you like to go for a walk outside? AARON That sounds like a great idea. The town looks charming when covered in snow. AARON But you'll need to put on some warmer clothes, it's freezing outside! MOTHER Oh, don't you just love this young man? FATHER Humph. @WALK +1 } "Suggest drinking hot chocolate at the fireplace." { AARON Aaron, would you care for a hot chocolate by the fireplace? AARON That sounds like a great idea. I love hot chocolate. AARON Besides, that fire will not keep going by itself. MOTHER What do you say, Paul, hasn't this young man taken his responsibility seriously? FATHER Humph. @WALK +0 EXT. TOWN OF RYE WINTER – NIGHT AARON Your family, they are... MC So embarrassing, I know! Plea

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INT. GRANDMA HOME -NIGHT MC What are you doing here? MC How did you find me? AARON Good evening to you too, MC. GRANDMA Don\'t be rude, MC. GRANDMA Invite your guest inside. It\'s Christmas Eve! +Choice MC (What should I do?) &quot;Invite Aaron in&quot; { MC Sorry, I was smitten. MC Come on in. } &quot;Avoid inviting Aaron in&quot; { MC He just came to drop something off. MC He\'s about to leave. } MOTHER Who is it, darling? AARON Good evening, Mrs. Hamilton, I recon. MOTHER Oh, sweet mother! MC was telling the truth, after all! MOTHER She is friends with Aaron Davis! MC Mother! GRANDMA Is that the Canadian boy? MC (Can my family be more embarrassing?) NARRATOR You believe the situation cannot be more surreal when your father barges into the room with a large pile of firewood and pushes it straight into Aaron\'s arms. FATHER There, now I am not the only man here. FATHER I finally have someone to help tend to the fireplace. NARRATOR You place your hand over your mouth, looking at Aaron\'s dumbfounded expression as he struggles to hold all the firewood that your father has carelessly stuffed into his arms. AARON Err... sure... I\'m glad to help. AARON Is the fireplace where the smoke is coming from? NARRATOR Your grandma, your mother, and you look at each other in confusion. It takes you a few moments to notice the terrible smell and thick smoke are coming from the kitchen when all of you shout at the same time: NO! MOTHER That\'s not the fireplace! Those are the cookies! MC Mom, you told me you\'ve got that! GRANDMA MC, what are you still doing standing there! FATHER Three women at home, and Santa is still not going to get his cookies. NARRATOR Aaron cannot help a short chuckle at your father\'s remark. He then goes out to bring more firewood while both your mother and grandma rush into the kitchen. MC I\'m sorry... It\'s always hectic with my family. AARON MC... MC How did you find me anyway? AARON MC, where... MC It\'s Chantal, isn\'t it? She\'s the one who told you where I am. AARON MC, I\'m still holding the firewood here! And it\'s getting pretty heavy. MC Oh, my... INT. GRANDMA HOME FIREPLACE -NIGHT NARRATOR You help Aaron place the wood near the fireplace, and together you stir the embers to make the fire burn again. AARON Wow, you\'re good at this. I\'ve never tended to fire before. MC Rally? Not even on camping? AARON No, I\'ve grown up in a city. I\'ve never been the camping kind of person. MC That\'s fine. MC Will you stay for dinner? AARON I didn\'t mean to intrude on your family dinner. I just wanted to see you and wish you a merry Christmas. +Choice MC (How shall I convince him to stay?) &quot;You\'d make me very happy if you stayed&quot; { MC You\'d make me very happy if you stayed. AARON Well, in that case, I would hate to do anything that would make that smile disappear from this beautiful face. } &quot;My father\'s already put you in charge of the fireplace.&quot; { MC Hey, it\'s too late to bail out. MC My father\'s already put you in charge of the fireplace. AARON I suppose I shouldn\'t betray the trust your father\'s given me. MC You wouldn\'t dare. } NARRATOR You look at him playfully while the warmth of the fireplace and his deep gaze make your face as red as a candied apple. NARRATOR The butterflies in your stomach are doing their happy dance, but you put your best effort to conceal it. AARON MC, you make me... GRANDMA MC, it\'s dinner time. MC (Grandma and her timing!) INT. GRANDMA HOME -NIGHT NARRATOR The family dinner passes merrily with a lot of laughter and good- natured banter. NARRATOR Aaron seems to enjoy the time with your family as much as you enjoy watching him make jokes and charmingly respond to your grandma\'s nagging remarks. AARON What a lovely dinner! Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, thank you for having me over. MOTHER You are welcome to join us anytime, Aaron. MOTHER Is the Christmas Eve tradition any different in Canada? +Choice MC (I\'d better suggest some alone time with Aaron before mother becomes too curious.) &quot;Suggest going for a walk outside.&quot; { MC Aaron, would you like to go for a walk outside? AARON That sounds like a great idea. The town looks charming when covered in snow. AARON But you\'ll need to put on some warmer clothes, it\'s freezing outside! MOTHER Oh, don\'t you just love this young man? FATHER Humph. @WALK +1 } &quot;Suggest drinking hot chocolate at the fireplace.&quot; { AARON Aaron, would you care for a hot chocolate by the fireplace? AARON That sounds like a great idea. I love hot chocolate. AARON Besides, that fire will not keep going by itself. MOTHER What do you say, Paul, hasn\'t this young man taken his responsibility seriously? FATHER Humph. @WALK +0 EXT. TOWN OF RYE WINTER – NIGHT AARON Your family, they are... MC So embarrassing, I know! Plea

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