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00:12:462001, nous avons maintenant 2024, qu'est-ce que ça veut dire ?
00:12:50Il a dit très vite, chaque mot était très rapide.
00:12:53Elle a compris que lui, mais elle a pas voulu que lui ouvrirait comme ça.
00:13:02Je veux dire...
00:13:03Je m'ai demandé en anglais, donc s'il vous plaît en anglais.
00:13:06Je ne veux pas avoir de temps avec la langue française.
00:13:11C'était juste un premier point de fin.
00:13:13Nous allons les accélérer les données.
00:13:17Elle a compris que quelqu'un en anglais de l'éguére pour l'import de l'éguére en 2020 ?
00:13:22Les changements dans les articles D3 et 7 prennent directement 15% de leurs joueurs, tu sais ça ?
00:13:27Elle ne savait pas.
00:13:30Mais je l'ai fait.
00:13:31Parce que cette politique change, c'était dans les matériaux-mêmes.
00:13:34J'ai ce que j'ai précisément marqué dans la Summary.
00:13:36Mais Scarlett n'a pas lu en anglais.
00:13:38C'est très bien.
00:14:09Quel est ce que c'est ?
00:14:11Le président Anderson, je vous remercie beaucoup d'exemple.
00:14:14Le mot est obvious.
00:14:16Cette négociation allait être passé.
00:14:24Monsieur le président Anderson, je vous remercie beaucoup d'exemple.
00:14:28Si c'est le lieux de White Glover,
00:14:30je vais vous remercier pour un autre partenaire.
00:14:33Mes mains sont en haut de la clébord.
00:14:35Deux voix sont en tête.
00:14:36Ce n'est pas votre concern.
00:14:38Vous êtes juste ici pour acheter un café et servir des drinks.
00:14:39C'est le biggest deal de l'année de l'année de l'année de l'année.
00:14:42Si nous le perdons, il y aura probablement des layoffs à l'année de l'année.
00:14:44Et les tradateurs comme moi seront les premiers sur la clébord.
00:14:58Monsieur le président Anderson, je vous remercie encore cinq minutes.
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00:17:31C'est parti pour tout le monde !
00:17:33Quoi ?
00:17:34Vous dites que vous parlez seulement en français !
00:17:40Je travaille en français
00:17:42Je travaille en français
00:17:42Ce que vous avez fait aujourd'hui, c'est ce que vous appelez en français ?
00:17:45Votre allemand est meilleur que moi !
00:17:47Où est-ce que l'arrivée vient de l'arrivée ?
00:17:49C'est pas encore sur votre résumé !
00:17:52Scarlett, le projet a été saved, n'est-ce pas ?
00:17:54Vous avez fait ça en purpose !
00:17:56Vous avez perdu vos skills !
00:17:57Just waiting for a chance like this to show off !
00:18:00What do you think will happen ?
00:18:02Just because you impressed Louis Anderson once ?
00:18:04When we're back at the company,
00:18:06You're still just that junior translator !
00:18:08Annie, just you wait !
00:18:17Suddenly, I felt a little tired
00:18:20How did the negotiation go ?
00:18:22Did Scarlett crash and burn ?
00:18:23The project was saved
00:18:24How was it saved ?
00:18:26Wasn't she-
00:18:26Wait, was it you ?
00:18:27I'll tell you when I get back
00:18:29Annie, you finally made a move !
00:18:33Standing at the exit of the underground garage,
00:18:35I felt the autumn wind blowing in.
00:18:37It was a bit cold.
00:18:39I didn't want to show off.
00:18:41I really didn't.
00:18:42But I didn't want to lose my job either.
00:18:51Mr. White, Annie spoke out of turn during negotiation and completely ignored the company hierarchy.
00:18:58Was the project saved ?
00:18:59Yes, but that was-
00:19:00Then that's all that matters.
00:19:01The Crown will deal is worth 40 million dollars.
00:19:04If it had fallen through yesterday, the entire translation department could have packed up.
00:19:09One look at her face, and I knew this wasn't over.
00:19:18Annie, how good is your German exactly ?
00:19:21I can get by.
00:19:22You can get by ?
00:19:23I heard you handled the entire negotiation in German without any problem at Crown well, and you even used Arabic
00:19:28?
00:19:28My German just everyday level ?
00:19:29Do you know if the company hired a multi-language translator like you, the starting salary would be at least
00:19:3396 thousand dollars a year ?
00:19:34I have no issues with my current salary.
00:19:36Fine.
00:19:37Come to the meeting room at 2 this afternoon.
00:19:39We need you involved in the follow-up coordination for the Crown well project.
00:19:43Mr. Wood !
00:19:44I'm the one in charge of the Crown well project !
00:19:46We'll remain in charge, but Annie will be involved in the coordination.
00:19:48That's Mr. White's decision.
00:19:53Happy now, Annie ?
00:19:56Scarlet, I just-
00:19:57You just what ?
00:19:58You think because you showed up once yesterday, you're on the same level as me now ?
00:20:02That's not what I meant.
00:20:03I've been here for seven years.
00:20:05I worked my way up from intern to department leader.
00:20:07And you, a liar who's been hiding everything.
00:20:13Just you wait.
00:20:17Annie, Mr. Anderson specifically requested you as the translator for the follow-up coordination.
00:20:22Starting today, you'll be temporarily transferred to the Crown well project team.
00:20:25Okay.
00:20:25But your position will remain junior and salary will stay the same.
00:20:28We'll evaluate it again after the project ends.
00:20:30Got it.
00:20:31Crown well supply chain project is divided into three stages.
00:20:34The preliminary framework was already discussed yesterday.
00:20:36Next comes the translation of the detailed terms and contract documents.
00:20:39All files will need English, Spanish and German versions.
00:20:41Annie, can you handle all three language versions at the same time ?
00:20:44Yes. Three languages ?
00:20:45Since she joined this company, she has only ever worked as a Spanish translator.
00:20:48We don't even know her actual German level.
00:20:50What if something goes wrong ?
00:20:51Yesterday's negotiation showed exactly what her level is.
00:20:54Any other questions ?
00:20:58It took me two hours to finish the English version, and another hour and a half to finish the Spanish
00:21:03version.
00:21:06You're translating that fast ? Aren't you afraid of making mistakes ?
00:21:09Nope. You'd better pray you don't make any.
00:21:18Both the speed and quality excited expectations.
00:21:21Annie, what exactly have you been doing for the past three years ?
00:21:31Hello ?
00:21:32Annie ?
00:21:33It was Louie Anderson.
00:21:34This is Louie Anderson from Crown well.
00:21:36Mr. Wood gave me your number.
00:21:38Mr. Anderson, what can I do for you ?
00:21:39I read the 62 pages you translated today.
00:21:42Was there any problem ?
00:21:43No problem at all.
00:21:44It's the most accurate German business translation I've seen in the past three years.
00:21:48Thank you.
00:21:49You're not someone who belongs in a junior position.
00:21:51That is my current position.
00:21:53I know.
00:21:54That's why I'm curious.
00:21:55Crown well has an internal meeting tomorrow afternoon.
00:21:57It involves partner selection for the Middle Eastern market.
00:22:00I need an Arabic speaking interpreter there.
00:22:01This should go through the company.
00:22:03I know.
00:22:03But I'm asking you directly.
00:22:05Would you like to come ?
00:22:06Okay, I will.
00:22:10Annie, maybe you're going to be exposed after all.
00:22:12I knew this day would come eventually.
00:22:14But I just didn't expect it to come this soon.
00:22:19They were from a construction materials group in the UAE.
00:22:22The man leading the meeting looked about 50, wearing a white robe with a Siri expression.
00:22:26A young Arab woman sat beside him should be his interpreter.
00:22:29You're here.
00:22:30Today I may need you to do an interpretation between Eric and English.
00:22:34Okay.
00:22:35If Starlet were here, she would probably ask, where did your ablick even come from?
00:22:38The answer is I lived in Cairo for a year and a half.
00:22:40During that time, my roommate was even an Egyptian diplomat's daughter.
00:22:43You're here.
00:22:45You're here.
00:22:45You're here.
00:22:46You're here.
00:22:47Grass.
00:22:48You're here.
00:22:49Standard procedure.
00:22:5015 minutes passed.
00:22:59I lowered my head and typed as if I were taking notes.
00:23:01Then I turned my laptop slightly so Louie Anderson could see this one line in English.
00:23:04They said they want to push the price down by 20 work.
00:23:06They'll switch to suppliers.
00:23:07Louie Anderson's eyes stayed on the screen for one second.
00:23:10His expression didn't change at all.
00:23:12But it's in the negotiation that followed, his strategy clearly shifted.
00:23:16Let's cut the chase.
00:23:17Our final offer is 10% below the current market price.
00:23:19Take or leave.
00:23:25Your Abhishek is excellent.
00:23:26Not that good.
00:23:27Just the daily level.
00:23:29You heard what he said to his interpreter just now?
00:23:31Then you warned me.
00:23:32I just thought the information might be useful for the negotiation.
00:23:35Without that warning from you, this deal would have cost us at least 8 million dollars today.
00:23:38Annie, how many languages do you speak?
00:23:40German, French, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Arabic, and Italian.
00:23:43Eight in total, plus English.
00:23:45Mm-hmm.
00:23:45And you're a junior level translator at White Global.
00:23:47Mm-hmm.
00:23:48Do you think that makes sense?
00:23:48It was my choice.
00:23:49Would you be interested in coming to Crownla?
00:23:51I can start you at $400,000 a year.
00:23:53If you're willing to head the International Business Department, there's no upper limit.
00:23:56Mm-hmm.
00:23:57Mr. Anderson, thank you for the offer.
00:23:58I'm not planning to change jobs for now.
00:24:00For now?
00:24:01For now.
00:24:01You can change your mind to any ground.
00:24:03Only one line of text, Loey Anderson, and a phone number.
00:24:05It didn't even say President Crownwell International.
00:24:07This kind of card is usually given to people who already need to know who you are.
00:24:19What are you doing?
00:24:21I-I-I was passing by and saw your computer was still on.
00:24:24It was off when I left.
00:24:25You went to Crownwell again today?
00:24:27Louis Anderson asked you to go, didn't he?
00:24:28It was needed for the project coordination.
00:24:30What kind of project needs you to interpret Arabic?
00:24:31You never said you were that good at Arabic.
00:24:33What else are you hiding, Scarlet?
00:24:34What did you see on my computer?
00:24:37I didn't see anything.
00:24:39She had opened my personal folder.
00:24:41What was inside?
00:24:42Some translation exercises.
00:24:44Casual translations in French, Japanese, and Korean.
00:24:47Things I did when I was bored.
00:24:49If she saw those...
00:24:52Annie, what exactly did you do at Crownwell today?
00:24:54Scarlet was losing her mind in the office all afternoon.
00:24:56She went through your computer.
00:24:57I know.
00:24:58You know?
00:24:58Why are you reporting her?
00:25:00Report what?
00:25:00I don't have proof.
00:25:01You are way too...
00:25:02Forget it.
00:25:03I heard something today.
00:25:04Do you want to know?
00:25:04Go on.
00:25:05There's something going on between Scarlet and Alex Wood.
00:25:07What do you mean?
00:25:08I handle reimbursement forms and admins.
00:25:09Over the past six months, Scarlet has gone out alone with Alex Wood to talk about work 17 times.
00:25:13Every single time it was at that hotel on the one side of the city.
00:25:15Think about that.
00:25:15That has nothing to do with me.
00:25:17How does it have nothing to do with you?
00:25:18Alex Wood made Scarlet department leader because of that relationship.
00:25:26The message basically said the company found some employees failed to truthfully fill in personal skills during onboarding.
00:25:32All staff must update profiles within a week.
00:25:35Concealment or classification will be dealt with as a violation of company regulations.
00:25:40This email is answered straight to you.
00:25:43Of course I knew.
00:25:44When Scarlet went through my computer, she found those multilingual translation exercises.
00:25:49She must have gone to Alex Wood.
00:25:53Annie, did you see that email?
00:25:56So what?
00:25:57Are you planning to update your profile?
00:25:59I'm still thinking about it.
00:26:01I suggest you do it soon.
00:26:03If they find out you hid something, that'll be a very serious matter.
00:26:09Thank you for the reminder, Scarlet.
00:26:16It had a pure black background with handwritten words on the back.
00:26:22I never noticed it before.
00:26:24It hasn't come to that yet.
00:26:29There are two things to discuss today.
00:26:31First, the Crownwell project has finished the initial handover.
00:26:35Mr. Anderson is very satisfied with our translation work.
00:26:39Bonuses for this project will be issued next month.
00:26:43Second, regarding the update of employee profiles.
00:26:51Mr. White, I have a question.
00:26:54Go ahead.
00:26:56If an employee deliberately hides their skills and causes the company to make the mistakes in allocation human resources, does
00:27:02that count as a violation?
00:27:10Then let me give an example.
00:27:11Say an employee only lists Spanish on her profile, but in fact she is fluent in multiple languages.
00:27:15The company assigns her position and salary according on the standard for a Spanish translator, and she never raises any
00:27:20objections.
00:27:20Over three years without knowing the truth, the company loses out on a huge amount of usable human resources.
00:27:25This kind of behavior.
00:27:26Enough.
00:27:30Scarlett, get to the point. The person you're talking about is me, right?
00:27:35So what?
00:27:36Yes.
00:27:36I only listed Spanish on my profile because the position I applied for was junior Spanish translator.
00:27:42I have never made a mistake during the work.
00:27:46As for the other languages...
00:27:47As for the other languages, you hid your ability.
00:27:50You let the company spend high salaries hiring people for the German, French, and Arabic teams when you alone could
00:27:55do all of their jobs.
00:27:56Isn't that damaging the company's interests?
00:27:58If I alone can replace all of them, then where does that leave you, Scarlett?
00:28:01This has nothing to do with my place!
00:28:03It does.
00:28:04Because what you're really worried about isn't the company's interests.
00:28:08It's the fact that you found out I'm more capable than you.
00:28:11And now your position doesn't feel so secure anymore.
00:28:14You...
00:28:15I'll say it again.
00:28:16Not listing on my profile does not mean hiding.
00:28:19The skills section does not say all skills must be listed.
00:28:22I chose to show only the skills required for the job I applied for.
00:28:26That is my right.
00:28:30Fine.
00:28:31Then let me ask another question.
00:28:32Mr. White, the bonus for the Crownwell project is distributed among the team members, right?
00:28:37Yes.
00:28:38Annie was added to the team later on a temporary basis.
00:28:40The part she took in was just translation handover.
00:28:43She wasn't on the original team list.
00:28:44So when the bonus is distributed, she shouldn't receive the full amount.
00:28:48That was a vicious move.
00:28:50She stopped attacking me over the hidden skills issue because she knew she couldn't win that fight.
00:28:54So she switched to MUND money instead.
00:29:00Well...
00:29:00Scarlett does have a point.
00:29:02Annie joined halfway through.
00:29:03Louie Anderson specifically requested me.
00:29:08Mr. Anderson, what brings you here?
00:29:10I came to deliver the contract.
00:29:12I heard your meeting.
00:29:14The door wasn't fully closed.
00:29:15The core negotiation of this project was completed by Annie.
00:29:18On the day we first met, she saved the entire conversation in the final five minutes.
00:29:21During the meeting with the UAE client, she used Arabic to win me $8 million in profit margin.
00:29:25How your company distributes bonus is your business.
00:29:27But I suggest you figure out who really is the key person in this project.
00:29:37One more thing.
00:29:38There is a clause in this contract.
00:29:40From now on, all translation handover work for Crown With will be handled by Annie.
00:29:44If she is no longer at White Global, this contract automatically becomes void.
00:29:53Mr. Anderson, you mean...
00:29:54I've made myself very clear.
00:29:56This contract is worth $80 million a year.
00:30:00The handover translator is Annie.
00:30:02If you replace her, the contract is void.
00:30:07$80 million.
00:30:08Annie.
00:30:09Mr. White.
00:30:10Starting today, you are no longer on the junior level.
00:30:13Then which level I'm in?
00:30:14Deputy Director of the Translation Department.
00:30:17As for your salary, you'll discuss it privately.
00:30:20Mr. White!
00:30:21She's only been here for three years!
00:30:23I've been here for seven!
00:30:24Scarlett, sit down.
00:30:26You deserve nothing more than that.
00:30:30The translation department was in an uproar.
00:30:33She actually speaks eight languages.
00:30:35She stayed in the junior level for three years?
00:30:38How did that happen?
00:30:39Didn't you hear Louis Anderson's contract?
00:30:41He specifically asked for her.
00:30:44$80 million!
00:30:45Scarlett's face looks amazing.
00:30:47I mean the color.
00:30:51That line in French.
00:30:53You understood it?
00:30:54I did.
00:30:55What did you think?
00:30:58I'm thinking about it.
00:31:00Take your time.
00:31:04Annie, let's have a chat.
00:31:08You hid for three years, and now everything is out in the lopen.
00:31:12Do you really think your life here will be easy from now on?
00:31:15Are you threatening me?
00:31:17I'm reminding you.
00:31:18Do you think becoming Deputy Director solves everything?
00:31:20The translation department's connections, client relationships, and internal resources are all in my hands.
00:31:25You're a newcomer who just got promoted.
00:31:27You won't be able to handle any of it.
00:31:29What are you trying to say?
00:31:30Give me your position.
00:31:31You can keep working as the handover translator, and take your project bonus.
00:31:34I'll manage the department, and you handle the business.
00:31:37We both get what we want.
00:31:38What if I don't want to?
00:31:40Then I'll let you know, ability isn't the only thing that matters in reality.
00:31:50It tasted awful.
00:31:51Scarlett was right.
00:31:53Ability isn't the only thing that matters.
00:31:55But there is one thing she's wrong about.
00:31:57Thinking she was the only one who had the connection.
00:32:02On Monday, something major happened at White Global.
00:32:05The company had received a new project, a fashion brand from Lyon, France.
00:32:09It required a full set of French to English brand translation and market localization services.
00:32:15Alex Wood had brought this project back through an old client.
00:32:18The amount was not huge, but it mattered a lot for the company's brand expansion.
00:32:23The problem was, one of the two translators on the French team had just resigned last month.
00:32:29The other was on maternity leave.
00:32:32There's no one left on the French team.
00:32:33What are we supposed to do with this project?
00:32:38Annie, what level is your French?
00:32:40It works.
00:32:41What do you mean by that?
00:32:42Can you handle high-end French brand localization?
00:32:45Yes.
00:32:45Good.
00:32:47Then you're taking this project.
00:32:50The director of the French side personally called Brian White after looked through.
00:32:57Is your translator French?
00:32:59The language feels incredibly authentic.
00:33:01Yes, we have a dedicated French translation team.
00:33:09Annie, the French side is extremely satisfied.
00:33:12They've added another project, the full translation of their product manuals.
00:33:16It's worth $3 million.
00:33:18Okay.
00:33:19I'll approve your project bonus for this month separately.
00:33:22Thank you, Mr. White.
00:33:26Please note everyone, project assignments and the translation should follow department procedures.
00:33:31No one should skip the leader and take projects directly.
00:33:46Danny, do you really speak eight languages?
00:33:48Yes.
00:33:49Do you know how rare someone like you is in the translation industry?
00:33:53I know.
00:33:54Then why did you...
00:33:56Forget it.
00:33:57There's something I should tell you.
00:33:59Scarlet has a real problem with you.
00:34:00She's brought it up with me several times already.
00:34:02I know.
00:34:04You better be careful.
00:34:06She has certain connections in the company.
00:34:10Mr. Wood, about you and Scarlet?
00:34:12What about us?
00:34:15Nothing.
00:34:21Annie, Scarlet and I don't have the kind of relationship you might be thinking of.
00:34:24She got promoted to team lead because she had been here long enough and knew the business well.
00:34:29That's all.
00:34:32I thought of the 17 hotel reinforcing claims Elan had mentioned.
00:34:35Human nature really is an interesting thing.
00:34:41The way people looked at me was strange.
00:34:43It wasn't admiration or envy.
00:34:45It was more like...
00:34:46Avoidance.
00:34:47Something happened.
00:34:49What happened?
00:34:50Scarlet reported you to Brian White.
00:34:52Reported me for what?
00:34:53She said you privately leakered White Global's internal pricing strategy to Crownweck while you were translating for them.
00:34:58That's a false accusation.
00:34:59I know.
00:35:00But she has evidence.
00:35:02What evidence?
00:35:03She said she found a file on your computer.
00:35:05Screenshots of a chat between you and Ruby Anderson's assistant, Frank Young.
00:35:09The chat mentions White Global's internal pricing.
00:35:12There is no such file on my computer.
00:35:13She says there is.
00:35:15And she already showed it to Brian White.
00:35:17Brian wants you in his office tomorrow morning to explain yourself.
00:35:20That so-called chat record?
00:35:23It's fake.
00:35:24I sneaked a look at it.
00:35:25The chat time was last Wednesday at 2pm.
00:35:27But you were at the department meeting last Wednesday afternoon.
00:35:30Everyone can prove it.
00:35:31Then how did she...
00:35:32She edited the time in the chat.
00:35:34Photoshopped it.
00:35:35But she forgot one thing.
00:35:36There's a battery indicator in the top right corner of the screenshot.
00:35:39That battery display doesn't match your phone model.
00:35:41You use a Samsung.
00:35:42That screenshot is from an iPhone.
00:35:46Ellen, I need you to do me a favor.
00:35:48Name it.
00:35:49You're in administration.
00:35:51Can you pull the attendance records and meeting room usage records from last Wednesday afternoon?
00:35:56Yes, pull them.
00:35:57Also, Scarlet's reimbursement records.
00:35:59The 17 hotel ones.
00:36:00Do you have them?
00:36:01I do.
00:36:01Are you finally going to use them?
00:36:03Not to attack her, but to protect myself.
00:36:05If she comes after me, I need Brian White to know her credibility has problem.
00:36:09Got it.
00:36:20Every file had a timestamp and sending record.
00:36:23My real chat history with Frank Young was all on teams, with server backups.
00:36:28Scarlet could fake screenshots, but she couldn't change server data.
00:36:41I heard you were reported.
00:36:43News travels fast.
00:36:45Frank told me.
00:36:46Do you need help?
00:36:47No.
00:36:48I can handle it myself.
00:36:49Are you sure?
00:36:52Yes.
00:36:53Fine.
00:36:54If you can't handle it, just tell me.
00:36:58It won't.
00:37:00It won't.
00:37:04Annie.
00:37:06Scarlet reported that you privately leaked our pricing strategy to Crownwell while you were
00:37:10translating for them.
00:37:12These screenshots are the evidence she provided.
00:37:14Is there anything you want to say?
00:37:16It was exactly as Aline had described.
00:37:18My profile picture, my name, a conversation with Frank Young.
00:37:21The content did involve White Global's pricing, but the wording was extremely unnatural, like
00:37:26it had been made up by someone who didn't understand formal business conversation.
00:37:30These screenshots are fake.
00:37:32Of course you would say that.
00:37:34I can prove it.
00:37:37This is my full chat history with Frank Young.
00:37:40It has server backups and timestamps.
00:37:42Please compare them.
00:37:44The times don't match.
00:37:47The screenshots Scarlet provided show that the conversation happened last Wednesday at
00:37:502 p.m.
00:37:51But the team's record show that Annie and Frank Young had no conversation at that time.
00:37:56She could have deleted Teams has server backups.
00:37:58Even if an employee deletes the chat on their eye, the server still keeps it.
00:38:01Also, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. last Wednesday, I was attending the department meeting in the
00:38:05company.
00:38:05The attendance and meeting room booking records can prove it.
00:38:07One more thing.
00:38:08This screenshot is from an iOS interface.
00:38:11I use Android.
00:38:12Scarlet, your phone is an iPhone, isn't it?
00:38:14That proves nothing.
00:38:15Maybe you changed phones.
00:38:16I've been here for 3 years.
00:38:18The device binding records from IT show, I have never used an iPhone.
00:38:27Scarlet, where did these screenshots come from?
00:38:29I...
00:38:30I found them on her computer.
00:38:32After you went through my computer last week, I reset the password.
00:38:36These screenshots were never on my computer.
00:38:40You never saw these snapshots on my computer, because they never existed in the first place.
00:38:45You made them yourself.
00:38:49Scarlet, do you have anything else to explain?
00:38:53Mr. Wood, say something.
00:38:56Scarlet, you went too far this time.
00:38:59Faking evidence to falsely accuse a colleague is a serious violation.
00:39:02Scarlet, your position as the department leader is revoked immediately.
00:39:05Mr. White!
00:39:05Also, your year-end performance rating will be downgraded by one level.
00:39:08If anything like this happens again, your employment will be terminated immediately.
00:39:11Annie, are you happy now?
00:39:12Scarlet, from beginning to end, you were the one causing trouble for me.
00:39:15I never went after you first.
00:39:16Because your very existence is a quotation.
00:39:18You speak 8 language, and you hid it for 3 years!
00:39:21You made my 7 years of hard work look like a joke!
00:39:26On the surface, no one in the translation department said much.
00:39:29But the group chat had completely blown up.
00:39:32She should have been removed ages ago.
00:39:34Her translation skills were just average.
00:39:36She only got there through connections.
00:39:38You guys didn't know?
00:39:39Every translation she submitted had been corrected by Annie.
00:39:43What?
00:39:44I am serious.
00:39:45I have seen the proof peating records.
00:39:47Then how many has Annie corrected over the past 3 years?
00:39:49A conservative estimate?
00:39:51Over 100.
00:40:01Excuse me, which one of you is Annie?
00:40:04Me.
00:40:05Hello.
00:40:06I am Victoria Hayes, a producer at Harbor Light Media.
00:40:10We are preparing a large scale international documentary project,
00:40:13and we need a multi-linguished translation consultant.
00:40:16How did you find me?
00:40:17Industry recommendation.
00:40:19The Crownwell project and the French brand project you worked on recently
00:40:21have attracted some attention in the field.
00:40:24Harbor Light Media, a top teen production company.
00:40:26Mrs. Hayes, what kind of project is it exactly?
00:40:28A documentary about the Strait of Barrel and global trade.
00:40:31We need simultaneous interpretation and subtitle proof feeding across 5 languages.
00:40:35English, French, Italian, Spanish and Arabic.
00:40:38We contacted 3 translation companies,
00:40:40but none of them could provide one person who covers all 5 languages.
00:40:44Then someone told me that White Global has a girl who speaks 8 languages.
00:40:49Who told you that?
00:40:49Louis Anderson.
00:40:50He is one of the investors in this project.
00:40:52Louis Anderson again.
00:40:53What is the consulting fee for this project?
00:40:55$50,000 a month.
00:40:57The estimated period is 3 months.
00:40:58$150,000.
00:41:00That is about 6 years of my salary at White Global.
00:41:02If you take it, you will need to travel for 2 months.
00:41:06The Middle East and Europe.
00:41:13A bank account in Zurich.
00:41:15A property in Munich.
00:41:17And a small apartment in the 16th compartment of Paris.
00:41:20The total value was close to $10 million.
00:41:23Language was the thing my parents loved most in their lives.
00:41:26My mother used to say,
00:41:28Language is the best bridge.
00:41:30My father said,
00:41:32If you can understand a person in their mother tongue,
00:41:35you can understand their heart.
00:41:37They carved the languages of the world into my blood.
00:41:40Then they left.
00:41:41So I hid those languages away.
00:41:43Along with my memories of them.
00:41:45Because every time I speak one of those languages,
00:41:47I remember what they looked like when they were by my side teaching it to me.
00:41:50German was in Berlin.
00:41:52My dad taught it to me.
00:41:53While taking me for ice cream in front of the Bransberg gate.
00:41:57French was in Paris.
00:41:59My mother read Malpouseau to me in the original French by the San.
00:42:03Arabic was in Cairo.
00:42:04The three of us were on a boat on the Nile.
00:42:08My father counted the stars while teaching me how to say Wahid, Ethwan, Flatha.
00:42:13Every language was a memory.
00:42:15And I didn't want to open those memories.
00:42:16But I...
00:42:22Has Mrs. Hayes from Harbor Light reached out to you?
00:42:26She has.
00:42:27Why did you introduce this to me?
00:42:29Because you need to step out of it.
00:42:31You do not know me.
00:42:33I know your parents were diplomats.
00:42:35I know your background.
00:42:37You investigated me?
00:42:39Before I decide who to work with, I learn about them.
00:42:42Annie, your parents were remarkable people.
00:42:45You do not need to lock yourself in a corner just to escape their shadow.
00:42:51Go take a look at Harbor Light's project.
00:42:53The Strait of Jurada, the bridge between Europe and Africa.
00:42:55Maybe you should see it for yourself.
00:43:02Maybe he was right.
00:43:07Mr. White, I need to take two months off.
00:43:10For what?
00:43:11A documentary project wants me as a translation sultan.
00:43:13I need to travel to the Middle East and Europe.
00:43:16Two months?
00:43:17What about Crownwell's project?
00:43:18I have already completed all the translation drafts for Crownwell's second phase.
00:43:22The third phase will not start until three months later.
00:43:24Are you resigning?
00:43:25I will come back.
00:43:27Fine.
00:43:28I will approve two months for you.
00:43:30Thank you.
00:43:33Scarlet?
00:43:33Scarlet had been transferred to administration as a clerk.
00:43:36The old shine was gone.
00:43:37You are going on a business trip?
00:43:39Mm-hmm.
00:43:40For how long?
00:43:41Two months.
00:43:41You know, when I joined the White seven years ago, I only spoke one language, too.
00:43:47Later, I learned French and Spanish while working here.
00:43:49I went from intern to the department leader.
00:43:52I thought I had worked really hard.
00:43:54You did work hard.
00:43:55But without doing anything, you were already above me.
00:43:57Eight languages!
00:43:58What gives you the right?
00:43:59My parents.
00:44:00They paid for it with their lives.
00:44:05That was the last time we spoke in this building.
00:44:07At the airport, I unexpectedly ran into someone.
00:44:10Louis Anderson!
00:44:11He was wearing casual clothes.
00:44:13It was the first time I had ever seen him out of a suit.
00:44:15Annie?
00:44:16What are you doing here?
00:44:17Crownwell has business in Dubai.
00:44:19What a coincidence.
00:44:20Yeah.
00:44:21What a coincidence.
00:44:25Business class is pretty empty.
00:44:27Why are you sitting here?
00:44:28I bought an economy ticket.
00:44:31About the inheritance your parents left you.
00:44:34You even know about that?
00:44:35The law firm has worked with us before.
00:44:37Attorney Wills once mentioned a client who refused to inherit an estate.
00:44:40The industry is only so big.
00:44:41So the whole world knows?
00:44:42Not the whole world.
00:44:43Just me caring about it.
00:44:44I turned to look at him, and my heart skipped a beat.
00:44:47The sunlight in Dubai was completely different from back home.
00:44:49Dry, fierce.
00:44:50Almost as if it could burn straight through your shadow.
00:44:52So you are Annie, the one who speaks eight languages?
00:44:55Yes.
00:44:55Let's do a test.
00:44:56Translate a section for me first.
00:44:58Martin handed me an Arabic interview outline.
00:45:00Okay, I'm Annie Smith, a junior translator at White Global Trading Co.
00:45:03I've been here three years and make $24,000 a year.
00:45:07Finally, she is the one.
00:45:09She is better than those three translation companies combined.
00:45:13Martin, she has not even given us a quote yet.
00:45:15No need.
00:45:17It's her.
00:45:17The first stop was the antique market in Old Dubai.
00:45:20The documentary was going to cover how the Strait of Hormos connects global trade.
00:45:24There was a Persian carpet shop here that had been opened for 40 years.
00:45:27And the owner was a third generation Iranian merchant.
00:45:30You're from me.
00:45:31You see you in the Arab world?
00:45:34Yes.
00:45:35You're looking at your house.
00:45:37You're looking at your house.
00:45:39You're looking at your house.
00:45:41You're looking at your house.
00:45:47In Casablanca, I interviewed a historian in French.
00:45:59He said,
00:46:00On the Strait of Giraldi, shipping and trade are a way of having a dialogue.
00:46:04People may come from different backgrounds and speak different languages,
00:46:06but their hearts are connected.
00:46:08My voice, but their hearts, was a little halcy,
00:46:10because my father had said almost the exact same thing.
00:46:14Okay.
00:46:15That night, the team had dinner at the hotel.
00:46:19Annie, Mr. Anderson asked whether your work went smoothly today?
00:46:22It went smoothly.
00:46:23No need to worry about me.
00:46:24Mr. Anderson asked me to tell you that he is in the office on the 58th floor of this hotel.
00:46:28If you need anything, contact him anytime.
00:46:32Hello?
00:46:35Have you eaten?
00:46:36I am eating now.
00:46:37The food here may not really suit our taste.
00:46:40If you want something else?
00:46:42Mr. Anderson, why are you telling me this?
00:46:44Because I care about you.
00:46:46I do not need your concern, thank you.
00:46:48Okay.
00:46:49No more concern.
00:46:50Good night.
00:46:50Over the next two weeks, we went a lot of places.
00:46:53On the flight from Istanbul to Cairo, I received an email.
00:46:56Sender, Scarlet.
00:46:56Subject, no subject.
00:46:58After you left, they laid off the French team and the German team,
00:47:01because Brian White said you alone would enough.
00:47:04Seven people lost their jobs because of you.
00:47:06Are you happy now?
00:47:08I looked at the email and deleted it.
00:47:10Do not believe Scarlet.
00:47:12The French and German teams were cut because they were already at the bottom in performance.
00:47:15It has nothing to do with you.
00:47:16She is just trying to mess with you.
00:47:18I know.
00:47:18Are you okay?
00:47:19I am fine.
00:47:24Cairo, the third stop of the documentary.
00:47:27I lived here for a while.
00:47:30When the plane landed, I looked out at that familiar city and my heart started beating a little faster.
00:47:35In Cairo, the team was filming a section about the history of trade between the Middle East and Europe.
00:47:42They needed Arabic interpretation.
00:47:47They needed to make a difference.
00:47:50He would have to take the difference in Cairo.
00:47:52I was working.
00:47:52I was not sure, no matter if you want to take it, they were just lying here in Cairo.
00:47:55They were thinking, should it be taken to Cairo?
00:47:55Are you lucky enough in Cairo?
00:47:55Are you lucky enough to come back in Cairo?
00:47:55Is it going to give a ton of psi to say goodbye?
00:47:57Because the situation in Cairo was a diplomat?
00:47:57The owner of this division of this division was a diplomat.
00:48:00He had lost five years ago.
00:48:02Er he had to come back.
00:48:02His daughter is in a bel-house as a servant.
00:48:14Michael Smith
00:48:16That was my father's name
00:48:20After the interview, I sat alone
00:48:22On the streets of Cairo
00:48:23I looked up at the sky, it was grey
00:48:28I still remember the pistachio flavor
00:48:30Ice cream that year
00:48:36Hello?
00:48:37You arrived in Cairo?
00:48:38Yes
00:48:41What happened?
00:48:42Your voice sounds off
00:48:44Nothing
00:48:45I flew to Cairo this afternoon
00:48:47If you have time
00:48:48Why do you always show up wherever I am?
00:48:50Because Victoria has your itinerary
00:48:52She is running a project I invested in
00:48:53So I have the right to see it
00:48:55That is called stalking
00:48:57That is called paying attention
00:49:02There is a difference
00:49:03The next afternoon, Louie Geranderson went with me
00:49:06To a private warehouse on the outskirts of Cairo
00:49:09It was not big, but the temperature and humidity were carefully controlled
00:49:12The kind of place used specifically to store antiques
00:49:18After the manager opened the door, I saw three full shelves
00:49:24Every piece had a handwritten tag hanging on it
00:49:28It was my father's handwriting
00:49:30An 18th century style Meissen porcelain vase
00:49:34Purchased at the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, 2008
00:49:39With Annie
00:49:412008
00:49:42I was eight years old in Istanbul with my dad
00:49:45He took me to the Grand Bazaar
00:49:46I kept asking for Turkish ice cream
00:49:48And he said we would go after looking at that little stall
00:49:51That stall was selling these old porcelain pieces
00:49:53I did not remember any of it
00:49:55But my dad did
00:49:56For three years, I hid everything about them away
00:49:59The languages
00:49:59The inheritance
00:50:01The memories
00:50:02I thought as long as I did not touch any of it
00:50:04I could pretend they had never left
00:50:06But they had always been with me
00:50:09Your father was an extraordinary man
00:50:12I know
00:50:15Then you should become someone extraordinary too
00:50:17Instead of hiding yourself in a position far below your level
00:50:24That night
00:50:25I called Attorney Wills
00:50:26Attorney Wills
00:50:28I will handle the inheritance
00:50:29Miss Smith, finally
00:50:30Donate the Xur accounts and the properties according to the original plan
00:50:34But I am keeping the porcelain collection in Cairo
00:50:36Understood
00:50:37That is wonderful
00:50:37I will arrange it right away
00:50:39One more thing
00:50:39Go ahead
00:50:40Did my father leave any letter or document for me?
00:50:43Not a legal document
00:50:44Something personal
00:50:45Yes, a letter
00:50:46He noted that it should be given to you when you came to collect the antiques
00:50:49Send it to me
00:50:51Attorney Wills sent the letter to my hotel
00:50:53I sat in my room
00:50:54For ten minutes before finally working up the courage to open the letter
00:50:58The letter was not long
00:51:00Annie
00:51:00When you see this letter, your mother and I should no longer be by your side
00:51:04Knowing your personality, I guess you will probably run away for a while
00:51:07You may seal away the memories connected to us
00:51:09Along with all those languages
00:51:11Maybe it is because every language is tied to us
00:51:13One sentence in German will remind you of landscape in Berlin
00:51:16One sentence in Arabic will remind you of the stars in Cairo
00:51:19But Annie, language is not a chain
00:51:21Language is wings
00:51:23Your mother spent her life building bridges
00:51:24I spent mine planting seeds
00:51:26You are that bridge and seed
00:51:27Don't shrink yourself into the dark
00:51:28You are exceptional
00:51:29You are smart, gifted
00:51:30And you should do what you are really good at
00:51:32Trying to plant seeds in your own way
00:51:33You are a pride
00:51:34Mom and dad will always love you
00:51:36There was a water stain on the paper
00:51:37I did not know whether he left it when he wrote the letter
00:51:39Or whether I had just left it
00:51:41My dad was right
00:51:42Language is not a chain
00:51:43It is wings
00:51:48In Madrid, I interviewed a flamenco dancer in Spanish
00:51:51Cada idioma tiene su propio ritmo
00:51:53Una vez que tu cuerpo lo memoriza, nunca lo olvidarás
00:51:56She says every language has its own rhythm
00:51:59I wrote that sentence down in my translation notes
00:52:01The final stop was Venice
00:52:04Omar, the Arab old bookseller
00:52:06He had his own antique bookshop in the best spot on the busiest square in Venice
00:52:12He was in his 60s and had lived in Italy for 30 years
00:52:15And the story of him moved me the most
00:52:17I arrived in Italy when I was 24 years old
00:52:19And I didn't even know a word of the local language
00:52:21I lost myself in the road
00:52:22I couldn't understand anything
00:52:24I couldn't read anything
00:52:25And I was not able to ask any suggestions
00:52:26I had to manage the gestures and speak contentment with people
00:52:29They thought I was a fool
00:52:31What happened after that?
00:52:33Then I was 10 years old to learn Italian
00:52:34And over the last 10 years to make sure everyone in that way
00:52:37They called me Mr. Omar
00:52:46Keep this part
00:52:47Original audio with subtitles
00:52:52Annie
00:52:53Your translation almost made me cry
00:52:56In Venice I completed the final three interviews in Italian
00:53:00Two months, two continents and eight languages
00:53:03My dad was right
00:53:05Language is not a chain
00:53:06It is wings
00:53:12The day I came back
00:53:13It was late December
00:53:16New York's winter was cold
00:53:18But the air carried a familiar scent
00:53:21Annie
00:53:22The director position in the translation department is open
00:53:25I want you to take it
00:53:29What is the salary?
00:53:32Two hundred thousand dollars
00:53:33Okay
00:53:34And just like that
00:53:35In less than half a year
00:53:36I went from a junior role
00:53:38To the director of the translation department
00:53:41On the day I officially took the role
00:53:43I stood in the meeting room
00:53:45And made a speech to the people in the translation department
00:53:51I know many of you have questions about me
00:53:55Why does someone who hid for three years
00:53:57Suddenly get to become director?
00:53:59I am not going to explain
00:54:00From today on
00:54:01Results will do the talking
00:54:02I will personally proofread everyone's translation drafts
00:54:05I have only one standard
00:54:06Accuracy
00:54:07If you cannot do it
00:54:08I will teach you
00:54:09If you still cannot do it after that
00:54:11You will be replaced
00:54:12That is strict
00:54:15Translation is not a word game
00:54:16One wrong number in a trade contract
00:54:18Can mean tens of millions in losses
00:54:20Strictness is the bare minimum
00:54:26Hello?
00:54:27Director Smith
00:54:27Congratulations on the promotion
00:54:29Thank you
00:54:29$200,000?
00:54:31Mm-hmm
00:54:31I offered $400,000 before
00:54:33I know
00:54:34Still not considering it?
00:54:35Not for now
00:54:35But thank you for all your help
00:54:37The offer of the Harborlight Media Project that day in Cairo
00:54:39You don't need to thank me
00:54:40Those weren't favors
00:54:41Then what were they?
00:54:42Things I wanted to do
00:54:43Are you free this weekend?
00:54:46For what?
00:54:47Dinner
00:54:48No work
00:54:48No projects
00:54:50Okay
00:54:50He was driving a very ordinary gray sedan
00:54:53Not the kind of luxury car I had imagined
00:54:55Your car doesn't really match your status
00:54:57Cars are for driving
00:54:58Not for showing off
00:54:59I'm taking you to a Japanese restaurant
00:55:01It only has eight seats
00:55:03You're paying?
00:55:05Obviously
00:55:07This place has the best sashimi in the whole city
00:55:09How do you know?
00:55:10I've tried every Japanese restaurant in the city
00:55:14This man
00:55:16Annie, I'm going to be direct
00:55:17Since that day in Cairo
00:55:19Or maybe even earlier
00:55:20Since the first time you spoke German at Crownwell
00:55:22I
00:55:22You what?
00:55:23I knew you were someone I didn't want to miss
00:55:25Right now
00:55:26You're the only person in my mind
00:55:29You really are way too
00:55:31Too what?
00:55:32Too direct
00:55:32You don't like it?
00:55:33I didn't say I didn't like it
00:55:38That night
00:55:39He drove me home
00:55:40Downstairs he said
00:55:41I'm flying to South Korea for a business trip tomorrow
00:55:44How long?
00:55:45A week
00:55:45Okay
00:55:47Will you miss me?
00:55:49No
00:55:50Liar
00:55:52Maybe a little
00:56:01Over the next three months
00:56:03Many things happened at once
00:56:05The Crownwell project successfully completed its third phase
00:56:08And White Global brought in nearly $80 million in revenue from it
00:56:14When Brian White reviewed the monthly report
00:56:16He said to Alex Wood
00:56:17You should have put Annie on it from the start
00:56:21After Scarlett resigned from White Global
00:56:24She became a director at a small translation company
00:56:26Three months later
00:56:27That company face had its mass tariff compensation claim
00:56:30A German contract had its tariff glosses mistranslated
00:56:34Causing the client to lose $20 million
00:56:36That translation was done by Scarlett herself
00:56:39Her problem with German honoratis had finally been exposed on a bigger stage
00:56:44When the news reached White Global
00:56:45Some people started mocking her in the group chat
00:56:48I only said one thing
00:56:50Stop talking about it
00:56:53Everyone has to take responsibility for their own choices
00:57:05Hello?
00:57:06Annie?
00:57:06It's Uncle George, your father's old colleague
00:57:10Uncle George?
00:57:11I saw you on TV
00:57:12Translation consultant
00:57:13In five languages
00:57:14Annie, your parents must be so proud of you in heaven
00:57:17Uncle George, how did you see...
00:57:18You look exactly like Michael
00:57:20And you're Arabic
00:57:21That Cairo accent of your father's
00:57:22I recognized it the moment I heard it
00:57:24Annie, before your father passed away
00:57:26He said something to me
00:57:28What did he say?
00:57:29Annie will become a better bridge than I ever was
00:57:32That night, Louis Anderson came back from South Korea
00:57:35And went straight to my building
00:57:38Come out
00:57:39For what?
00:57:41I want to take a walk with you
00:57:45The street was cold
00:57:46And the streetlights stretched our shadows long across the pavement
00:57:50I watched the documentary
00:57:52How was it?
00:57:54Not good enough for your translation
00:57:55The director was average
00:57:56Don't say that about Martin
00:57:58But your parts were excellent
00:58:00You weren't just translating in the interview
00:58:02You were carrying the emotion across
00:58:04My father once said
00:58:06If you understand someone's mother tongue
00:58:07You can understand their heart
00:58:08You did that
00:58:11We walked for a long time
00:58:13Until we reached a river
00:58:14Annie
00:58:16Yeah?
00:58:17Crownwell is setting up
00:58:18An international cultural exchange department next year
00:58:20We'll focus on crossword cultural projects
00:58:21Documentaries
00:58:22Publishing
00:58:22Exhibitions
00:58:23Forums
00:58:23I need someone to lead it
00:58:24You're trying to poach me again
00:58:25I'm not poaching you
00:58:26I'm building a position for you
00:58:29What do you mean?
00:58:30You're not meant to be just a translator
00:58:32Translation is a tool
00:58:33And you should use that tool to do something bigger
00:58:35Your father's porcelain collection
00:58:36Could become an exhibition about the history of global trade
00:58:38Use your eight languages to tell that story to the world
00:58:40What's the salary?
00:58:41Name your price
00:58:43You don't think I'm taking advantage of you?
00:58:45Then let me take advantage of you
00:58:46What?
00:58:47Be my girlfriend
00:58:48No salary needed
00:58:51Louie!
00:58:51I'm joking
00:58:52One million dollars a year
00:58:53Plus project dividends
00:58:54But the girlfriend part is serious too
00:58:57The streetlight fell across his face
00:58:59Softening cold lines he usually carried
00:59:04Two days later
00:59:05I gave him my answer
00:59:06I said yes to both
00:59:08Brian White personally walked me to the entrance
00:59:11Annie
00:59:11You are the most underestimated employee
00:59:13In White Global's history
00:59:14Mr. White
00:59:15You also gave me the opportunity
00:59:17You earned that opportunity yourself
00:59:21Speaking of which
00:59:21What I said in German at the annual meeting
00:59:23The 70% raise
00:59:25You understood it back then, didn't you?
00:59:28I did
00:59:29Then why didn't you?
00:59:30Forget it
00:59:30I wish you all the best
00:59:32Thank you
00:59:34Three years
00:59:35A $24,000 salary
00:59:37A junior level position
00:59:39I had repaid what needed to be repaid
00:59:41It was time to start over
00:59:48Crownwell's international cultural exchange department
00:59:50Was officially established
00:59:52I became its first director
00:59:54The first project is an international touring exhibition
00:59:56The core exhibits are the 40 blubber antiques
01:00:00My father collected from around the world
01:00:04The exhibition will open simultaneously in five cities
01:00:07Berlin, Cairo, Istanbul, Paris, and New York
01:00:12I'll personally translate the narration for each city into the local language
01:00:16On opening day, more than 300 people came to the New York venue
01:00:20Uncle George stood in the exhibition hall
01:00:22Looking at my father's handwritten labels on the Portland pieces
01:00:25Tears streaming down his face
01:00:28Michael, your daughter made it
01:00:34Annie, how about turning this exhibition into a second season of the documentary?
01:00:40We can talk about it
01:00:42I told you
01:00:43You were never just a translator
01:00:46Louis Anderson stood in the corner of the exhibition hall
01:00:49Staying away from the front
01:00:50He was wearing a black suit
01:00:51Hands in my pockets
01:00:52Watching me give interviews under the spotlight
01:00:54That look in his eyes
01:00:55You are someone I didn't want to miss
01:01:03Mrs. Smith
01:01:04You are fluent in eight languages
01:01:06But I heard you spent three years as a junior translator at a trading company
01:01:09Making only $24,000 a year
01:01:12Yes
01:01:14Why did you hide your abilities?
01:01:16Because I was running away
01:01:18Every language was tied to memories of my parents
01:01:21I thought if I hid them away it would stop hurting
01:01:25But later I realized that languages do not disappear just because you refuse to speak them
01:01:28They stay in your blood
01:01:30Waiting for you to speak
01:01:31What finally made you decide to speak up?
01:01:35A letter
01:01:36My father wrote it
01:01:37He said if I have the ability to make a difference
01:01:40I should use it
01:01:41On the second day of the exhibition
01:01:42Someone unexpected showed up
01:01:46Scarlet
01:01:48What are you doing here?
01:01:50I saw it on the news
01:01:52Your father collected these?
01:01:54Yes
01:01:55They are beautiful
01:01:58Annie, I owe you an apology
01:02:00You do not have to
01:02:01Let me speak
01:02:02I was jealous of you
01:02:03I had been jealous since the first time you opened your mouth and spoke German
01:02:08It took me seven years to climb up to Team Leader
01:02:10But you were already above me without even trying
01:02:12I could not accept that
01:02:13So you chose to frame me
01:02:15Yes
01:02:16And then I paid the price
01:02:17After I left White Global, that German contract at the translation company
01:02:21You heard about it, right?
01:02:22I did
01:02:23Because you used to correct my work, I never knew what my real level was
01:02:26Once you were not there anymore, I finally realized
01:02:28Scarlet, your hard work was real
01:02:29Those seven years of German were not wasted either
01:02:31You just chose the wrong direction at certain moments
01:02:33You don't hate me?
01:02:35No
01:02:37The Forge screenshots are in the past now
01:02:40You really are different from before
01:02:41Back then, I could not even face myself
01:02:44The exhibition is wonderful
01:02:46Your father must be very happy
01:02:51The exhibition ran for two months across five cities
01:02:55With more than 120,000 visitors in total
01:03:06After the closing ceremony, Louis Anderson found me on the hotel terrace
01:03:10Tired?
01:03:12A little
01:03:13Five cities, two months
01:03:15You handled all the narration translation work across every language by yourself
01:03:19I am used to it
01:03:20Do not get used to carrying everything alone
01:03:24This is not a proposal, so don't be nervous
01:03:28It's custom made
01:03:29Because you said your father once told you that you were the bridge
01:03:33This
01:03:34There is a line engraved on the bridge
01:03:37It has the word bridge engraved in nine languages
01:03:39The ninth language is Russian
01:03:42I studied for three months just to learn one word
01:03:44The Cairo night wind swept across the terrace
01:03:47In the distance, the banks of the Nile were bright with lights
01:03:52Louis Anderson, you really are
01:03:54What?
01:03:57Too good at this
01:04:00Only with you
01:04:07Five years later, Crownwell's international cultural exchange department
01:04:11Had become an industry benchmark
01:04:12It ran more than 20 cross-cultural projects every year
01:04:14With revenue exceeding 200 million
01:04:17Revenue is up another 30% this year
01:04:20Your salary should be adjusted this year
01:04:22To how much?
01:04:24You tell me
01:04:26One dollar
01:04:29Seriously?
01:04:30Put the rest into a scholarship to support young people studying languages
01:04:33Name it after my parents
01:04:35The Michael Smith and Evelyn Chen Language Scholarship
01:04:37How do you know my mother's name?
01:04:40I am your husband
01:04:40How could I not know your mother's name?
01:04:43Outside the window was the skyline of the whole city
01:04:46It was no longer that rental apartment with the broken heating
01:04:48But sometimes I still think of that window
01:04:51And the nights when I crouched there eating soup
01:04:53Back then, I was fluent in eight languages
01:04:55Made $2,000 a year
01:04:57And rejected a $10 million inheritance
01:04:59I hid myself in the deepest corner
01:05:01Thinking that as long as I stayed silent
01:05:03It would not hurt
01:05:03In his letter, my father wrote
01:05:05Be brave enough to be yourself
01:05:08It took me a long time to understand that
01:05:11But luckily
01:05:13I did it
01:05:14I did it
01:05:14I did it
01:05:14I did it
01:05:15I did it
01:05:15I did it
01:05:15I did it
01:05:15I did it
01:05:15I did it
01:05:16I did it
01:05:17I did it
01:05:17Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
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