"I'm back" , says the narrator, who has just had his fortune told. He's not sure if it was good or bad, but he's pretty sure that it was bad. He asks the waiter if he left without telling him, and the waiter says that he did. The narrator asks if he was just talking about "some thing complicated" . The waiter tells him that he was talking about something "complicated," and the narrator asks him what he was doing. He coughs and coughs, and finally the waiter asks him if he coughed and coughed, and he coughs again, and then he asks if she was okay, and she coughs. He says that she coughed because she did something "more than just telling . . breast fortune ." The narrator says that if she gets drunk, he'll do her a big favor and tell her everything, even if it means that she's going to be punished for it. He tells her to wake up, and they'll have time to drink some more . Then he asks her if she could tell him her fortune again . She says that it's "rather unusual" for her to do such a thing, and that she hasn't experienced the "release of good luck" yet. She asks him to follow her, and