In the interrogation room at the school, the teacher asks the girl's manager where she's been. The girl says she hasn't been there long enough to answer his questions, but she'll be back soon enough. The teacher wants to know what's going on, but the girl won't tell him. She's a "disturbance," the teacher says, and he's not going to let her get away with it. He's just going to listen to the others in the room and listen to what they have to say. He doesn't want the girl to find out about the drug, so he'll let her go, but he wants her to know that he'd like her to go to "outbreak" if she learns about it. The school's building is "stellar," he says, so why wouldn't he save the teacher's number of people? The teacher says he and the girl haven't gotten too close yet, and that's why he gave the girl his phone back. He asks why they didn't grab each other, and the teacher tells him that they're there to meet the school manager. He tells the girls to stop talking, and says they should just "mind their own business" . The girls start to argue again, and then the girl tells the teacher to stop. She tells him to just mind his own business. He says he'