In this chapter, we learn that a charming bandit person who gets abducted by bandits seldom returns alive. Little Tangtang thanks God that he was able to return safely. He tells us that the girls were sad that he couldn't sell them the make-up and rouge that he used to make. He says that he has been making a new fragrance called "Longing," which is very elegant and refreshing. It's named after a poet who used the word longing to describe his love for the poet's wife. The price of the fragrance is too high for the girls to accept, so he tells them that if anyone sees the woman on the box, he will give her ten boxes of the new fragrance and a reward for ten taels. He also says that if someone has seen the woman in the picture, he'll give them ten more boxes of his new fragrance. He adds that if they can provide him with a description of the woman, he can give her a reward of 10 taels of his own silver. The young master asks if they have to go back to the old house of the bai's. He's worried that the sky is going to fall and that they'll have to stay there even if it's dark. He explains that this woman was his customer twenty years ago and that she was kidnapped by a bandit so that she could be his wife. She looks like the young master in the