裴董今天应该是派人 请走了胡小姐
“I think today, Chairman Pei sent people to take Ms. Hu”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
她怎么了
“What about her?”
裴董 今天 应该是 派人 请走 了胡小姐
“I think today, Chairman Pei sent people to take Ms. Hu”
把她带到了一个仓库里
“to a warehouse.”
“She did not leave willingly; Pei basically had his thugs kidnap her.”
In Chinese narrative contexts, aggressive or criminal actions like forced detention are often cushioned with polite terms like '请' to create a chilling, formal contrast.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to ask someone to leave; to escort away (often euphemistic for force)
Literally polite ('invited to leave'), but often used ironically or euphemistically to denote coercive removal or eviction.
most likely; probably
Use to soften an assertion or state a deduction based on available evidence.