The narrator looks at his eyes and takes responsibility for the behavior of his employees. He says that he cannot see the face of Chizuru because he is staying at his house. He asks the narrator if he is unhappy with the answer he gave to a company call. The narrator says he is fine with it. He then asks if the narrator is thinking that he does not want anyone else than Chizur. He tells the narrator that if she is thinking like that, then she is just "imprinting" . She asks him if he would like to play the part of her dom in a play to prove that she does not need anyone else. He replies that he would rather play the role of his dom than that of another person. He goes on to say that he ordered the narrator to be very strong with her. He also says that his voice made her hair stand, and that he was the person who developed it. She says that she did not want to seduce him, but that someone spread it to her. She wonders if he was special to him.
The narrator looks at his eyes and takes responsibility for the behavior of his employees. He says that he cannot see the face of Chizuru because he is staying at his house. He asks the narrator if he is unhappy with the answer he gave to a company call. The narrator says he is fine with it. He then asks if the narrator is thinking that he does not want anyone else than Chizur. He tells the narrator that if she is thinking like that, then she is just "imprinting" . She asks him if he would like to play the part of her dom in a play to prove that she does not need anyone else. He replies that he would rather play the role of his dom than that of another person. He goes on to say that he ordered the narrator to be very strong with her. He also says that his voice made her hair stand, and that he was the person who developed it. She says that she did not want to seduce him, but that someone spread it to her. She wonders if he was special to him.