It's now dawn, and we're told that we've reached the end of the first half of the second half. We're now introduced to our heroine, who's in her mid-thirties, and she's a little worried about what's going on with her brother-in-law, Yon. She's worried that he's been out with another woman, and that she'll lose her mind if she sees him having sex with someone else. She doesn't know how to react to this news, but she does know that Yon's car is parked in front of her house, and it's obvious that Yon has been out. She wonders if she should check to see if Yon is in the park, or if he just got out of his car, or whether they're in a relationship, or what have you. She can't believe that Yon is sleeping with someone other than Yon himself. She also wonders if Yon and Yon are in love, and if they've been seeing each other for a long time, or even if they just got married. She asks if she can even get into Yon and her dad's house, but Yon says that he was out at a company dinner, and didn't have a chance to call her back. He also says that Yon gave her food, but that it wasn't Yon himself who delivered it, and he went outside to take a stroll. He's suspicious that Yon might have been lying, and wonders if there's "something suspicious" going on between them.