The narrator introduces us to the maid, Yuta, who has just woken up from a long night's sleep. She tells us that her husband has been "wet-penetrating" on her, and that she's worried that he's been sleeping with another woman. Yuta tells the narrator that she doesn't know why her husband didn't wake her up, and the narrator advises her to go to bed. The narrator then tells her that the bus will be coming to pick her up that day, and she should take the day to herself. She says that she wants someone to listen to her, but that no one is listening to her. She asks the narrator if she can spend her day with her family, but the narrator tells her not to worry, because she'll be picked up by the bus. She then asks the maid if her husband is doing well. The maid says that he is, and they're going to try to be better together. The sniffle tells the maid that he was just his "plaything," and that he broke up with Yuta because she was too trusting in him. She's sorry, but she says that the stage has been set for her to be "dropped straight into hell" .