"Don’t forget our appointment tomorrow evening"

"Ok”

This is the customary way we get along: every Friday after work, he will come directly to my home and arrange all our activities for the weekend. All I need to do is show up. This weekend is a bit more special, as it’s our anniversary. Even after so many years, he puts a lot of heart and effort into planning our dates. It’s not an exaggeration to call him the perfect lover as he puts into action all the rhetoric others often gabble about.

I have to finish my work on hand quickly to catch up with his pace. From the reflection in the mirror, I see him briskly take his vibrating phone from the console and walk to another corner of the apartment.

Does she know that you love me?

Where we stand and the position we take very often depends on what we choose to see and hear, which form the basis of our opinions and perspectives. In our “Monologue Series” we freeze the frame of a window for a moment in time. How much truth of the full picture can outsiders see from a mere few seconds?

「明晚的約，別忘了。」

「嗯。」

這是我們的相處常態：周五下班，他會直接來我家，安排好周末節目，我只管在場參與就好。這個周末有點特別，是我們的周年紀念，這麼多年，他依然用心準備約會，把旁人常亂說一通的花言巧語付諸行動，喚他作完美情人絕不為過。

我得趕快完成手上工作，趕上他的步伐。螢幕倒影的他急步從櫃頂取過了在震動的手機，走到單位另一端。

你愛我，她知道嗎？

人們所採取的立場大多視乎選擇聽見了甚麼、看到了甚麼，所謂觀點與角度，也基於這條件而生。「獨白系列」所呈現的瞬間畫面，在不加時間推進的助證下，局外人所看到的數秒定格究竟佔據了事實的多少？