The next morning, Ming asks the driver to take him to the family of yun, but the driver refuses, saying that he has to go back to chuan's house. Ming tells the driver not to hug him, as he should know what's going to happen. He also tells him that chuan is worried about yun and that she hasn't responded yet. Ming asks if he can call on her, and the driver says that he'll do so. Ming then asks if they can wait for her birthday, which is coming up. The cake tastes strange, and Ming tries to make himself busy by making a cake for it, but it's too difficult for him. He looks for his phone, which has run out, and finds that it looks like Ming's car. He's worried, but he's relieved when chuan finally shows up. He tells Ming that he needs to discuss something with chuan, but Ming doesn't want to go to the house because his phone is out--he's just trying to punish himself. He asks if chuan has told him anything, and he says he used to expect that they'd make less trouble if he obeyed, but now they're pushing him to marry yun while he is trying to find out the truth about his parents' deaths.