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Man: Were you hurt?
Woman: Fortunately, no. But I was really frightened.
Man: I believed so. Have a good rest today.
Woman: I will, dear. Don’t worry. Please don’t tell Mom about it. She is too old to understand.
Man: No, I won’t. When did it happen, by the way?
Woman: 8:30 in the morning.
Man: Where?
Woman: Well, at the corner of Pine Street and Beach Road.
Man: That is to say you didn’t even turn to the Beach Road.
Woman: No. I was waiting on Pine Street for the blue car to pass, but when I found that it was slowing down instead of passing, I thought the driver was so nice as to let me out. But when I started to move forward, I suddenly realized that he wasn’t slowing down for me.
Man: You should’ve been more patient.
Woman: But that’s nothing to do with patience. He was actually going to turn into Pine Street! I couldn’t believe my eyes!
Man: Then?
Woman: Then, he swooped around the corner and ran straight into me.
Man: Didn’t you see the signal?
Woman: Signal? He didn’t give any signal or anything.
Man: Did you give the signal?
Woman: Of course I did.
Man: But why were the rear lights also damaged?
Woman: Well, behind the blue car there was another car, a sports car too, which was driving close to it. When the blue car slowed down to turn, the sports car was too close to slow down or to overtake, and so it bumped into the blue car and pushed it further forward, and it again pushed my car backward into the wall. Oh, my poor red car!