Jonathan: Have you already seen this Polish movie everybody is talking about? 
Lia: "Cold War" you mean?
Jonathan: I think so... People say it's quite good. 
Lia: No, I haven't seen it yet. Why?
Jonathan: I just thought we could see it together.
Lia: Why not? I am just quite busy tonight.
Jonathan: No, not tonight, more like the weekend.
Lia: Friday, I am going to the theatre but Saturday I am free.
Jonathan: Great, let's do it on Saturday. May I ask who you are going to the theatre with? Of course you don't have to answer...
Lia: Oh, Jon. It's Henry. We're just friends, if it's what you want to know.
Jonathan: Sorry, that was a stupid question. I am really happy I'll see you on Saturday. I am glad we're getting over the crises, it seems.
Lia: Jon, we're just going to the cinema. I've already asked you to give me some more time.
Jonathan: This is exactly what I'm doing.
Lia: No, you're pressing me. Going to the cinema together doesn't mean we're marring tomorrow.
Jonathan: Ok, this is escalating, Lia. Let's just talk on Saturday and try not to argue without a reason.
Lia: Right. I'll write you later what time and where you can pick me up. Have a good night.
Jonathan and Lia have troubles in their relationship. She'd already asked him for some more time. Nevertheless, Jonathan invited Lia to the cinema on Saturday. Lia agreed.