(Scene: Anna is sitting in a park, reading a book. Mark, a young writer, walks by and notices her)

Mark: Anna? Is that you? I didn't think I would see you here!

Anna: Mark! Wow, what a surprise! I haven't seen you in a year. How are you?

Mark: I’m doing good, thank you. I was just taking a break from work. I’m trying to write a new book. It’s a tough process. What about you?

Anna: I’m an assistant for a professor of science at the university now. He’s a great leader and employer. He has a very clear method for his work.

Mark: That sounds great! Is he the famous scientist who wrote that article about the structure of cells?

Anna: The very same one! His style is very professional. I learn something new every day. The main subject of his current study is the human body, from the blood to the arm and leg.

Mark: I wonder what his theory is. My own book is about history, specifically Western culture. It’s not an abstract topic, but the thought behind it is complex. I assume you still enjoy reading?

Anna: Of course! I usually borrow a book from the library every week. Though, I don’t have enough time these days. I have to go to training for my job.

Mark: I understand. I sometimes suffer from a lack of energy for writing. My goal is to finish the first three chapters by the end of this season. It’s my third attempt.

Anna: You can do it! Don’t worry about it. Whatever you write, I’m sure it will be a success. You were always the best student in our group at school.

Mark: Thanks, Anna. That’s nice of you to say. I remember our former teacher, the woman with the strong accent. She always said to believe in yourself.

Anna: I hold that thought in my mind. She was a great leader. Do you remember that boy in our class? The young one who was born in a small town up north? He became a worker in the military.

Mark: Really? I thought he might go into trade or something. I hope he is doing well. The world is a strange place.

Anna: It is. I saw a news report about the upcoming election. The government has a new plan for the economy. The price of food is a big problem.

Mark: I know. And there’s always the threat of violence or an attack. It’s a heavy weight on everyone’s mind. I saw a scene on TV that was terrible, a victim of a crime. It made me upset.

Anna: Let’s not talk about that. Let’s mention something happy. I’m planning a vacation! I want to travel and see the world. Maybe go through a forest or see the blue sea.

Mark: That sounds amazing! Where do you want to go?

Anna: I’m not sure yet. I was looking at a white house with a green yard near the sea. The view is beautiful. I saw it in an article.

Mark: You should go! A vacation is a good source of new energy. I went to the zoo last month with my son.

Anna: You have a son? That’s wonderful!

Mark: Yes, he’s three. He is a good boy. I love him more than anything in the world. He drew a picture for me. It was just a blue and green shape on a white board, but for me, it was art.

Anna: I’m so glad for you. You must be a successful father.

Mark: I try. It’s a lot of work, but it has absolute value. He makes me want to be able to achieve my goal.

Anna: I have to leave soon. I have to catch a train. The traffic is always bad at this time.

Mark: Before you go, I have to ask you something. I found this box. I don’t know who it belongs to.

Anna: Let me see. There’s a note inside. It’s a love song! Someone wrote it. And there’s a white flower and a beautiful blue stone.

Mark: Wow. What a strange thing to find. I wonder whether I should take it to the embassy or the police. It looks like it has a high value.

Anna: Probably. That’s the legal thing to do. You don't want to get into any problem.

Mark: You’re right. I will go there now. I don't want to hold it. I will lay it on the table here for a minute while I pack my stuff. I need to save this note and the box.

Anna: Be careful. Don’t hit your leg on that bench. It’s in the middle of the path.

Mark: Thanks. Oh, what is this other thing? It looks like a book about production and product management. The writer must be a professional employee.

Anna: Maybe it belongs to that man over there. He looks like a professor. He is watching us. I notice he has a strange look.

Mark: Maybe Let's not assume. But he does look sour. Maybe we should just leave the box. I don’t want to force a conversation.

Anna: I agree. It’s not our problem. None of this is our business, nor should it be. Let’s just forget we saw anything.

Mark: Okay. A wise decision. It was so good to see you, Anna. Don't be a stranger. Here is my account on social media, you can send me a message.

Anna: I will! Take care of yourself, Mark. I hope to read your book soon.

Mark: Thank you. I’m sure it will be a success! Bye, Anna!

Anna: Bye!