It's late at night, and we're still waiting for the press conference to begin. We're interrupted by the arrival of the director's daughter, who introduces herself as the daughter of the woman who wrote the script for the play. She's the one who's been in charge of writing the script, and she's an award-winning writer. The daughter asks the director if he'd be interested in working on the script with her, and the director says yes. He's a novelist, so he's worried that he'll be good at writing a good script, since he is a novelist. The director says that the script was written by a woman named Puchipura, who was a student at the university where the play was set. The girl has won several awards for her writing, including an award for a photobook that she published. The young writer says that her biggest chance is to write a series of stories based on Puchipur's recommendation. The narrator says that he can't complain to the director about his new job offer, because he has made that choice himself. He doesn't want to talk to him about it, because it'll remind him that his new life isn't all that great. He also says that if he were a regular writer, he would be able to get a job as an office worker, but that's not as good as a writer. He says that his only hope is to find a job in a drama series.