How was Ada’s new job in Beijing?

It seems to be going well. 

I talked with her last night.

How much is she getting paid?

I’m not sure. 

She said she’s earning more, but I don’t know how much she’s getting. 

Where is she living? 

Has she found a flat?

No, not yet. 

She’s living with a friend until she can find one of her own. 

Flats are more expensive there and the quality isn’t good.

Did she say anything else?

Her biggest complaint is the air quality. 

She hates the pollution. 

On some days, the pollution is so bad that she’s afraid to breathe.

Yeah, I wouldn’t want to live there.

She’s hoping it will get better.

I’m sure it will but it'll take time especially with all the cars.

She also said she’s still looking for a new boyfriend.

That shouldn’t be difficult. 

She’s nice and she’s good looking. 

Has she met anyone? 

No, I don’t think so. 

She’s looking for someone on the internet.

Maybe she'll be lucky.

Maybe she will. 

I think I’m gonna try that too.

Really?

What other choice do I have? 

It’s so difficult to meet someone new. 

I never have any time.

Me too. I’m always working. 

Maybe I'll try online dating too. 

If I’m lucky, I may meet someone new, like Steve's girlfriend.

Oh, come on. You are joking right? 

I hope you can find someone better than her.

Steve seems happy enough.

Yes, but he is blinded by love. 

You know that. 

I’m sure it won't last for long. 

As soon as she gets bored, she'll find someone else.

You may be right. 

Let’s wait and see.

Hey, what about dinner?

Sure, it’s getting late and maybe I’ll be the woman of your dreams.

Well, let’s take a one night at a time. 

Let’s have some Indian food, OK?

Ok, tandoori chicken for me and I’m hungry.