那你也答应过子秋 说要回来接他
“But you promised Ziqiu to pick him up soon.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
说到做到
“I'm a person of my word.”
那你也 答应过 子秋 说 要回来 接他
“But you promised Ziqiu to pick him up soon.”
“You promised him, but why did you fail him?”
“Don't act virtuous—you promised to come back for him and you never did.”
The speaker challenges the moral claim of 'keeping one's word' by directly presenting contradictory past evidence, a common rhetorical tactic in domestic disputes.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
promised / made a promise in the past
Common collocation highlighting an explicit verbal commitment made previously.
pick him up / take him back
Used in family contexts to mean retrieving or taking custody of a child.