The next morning, peng tells the young master that the evidence against him cannot be trusted. He tells peng that he should go to the house himself. peng asks peng if he knew that peng and his ex-girlfriend had a child, and peng says that he did. . , . he says that uncle handed over his shares to peng as soon as peng got married. He says that , he's telling the truth, and that he'll pick peng up for lunch. He wants to know if there's anything wrong with the fact that his uncle gave peng his shares when he got married, or if peng is suspecting peng of something. He asks , "Are you really not suspecting me, too?"