It's like sending a message, but it's also like answering a phone call. The guy's got a message for you: he's going to eat with you in the cafeteria. He's not there yet, but he'll be back soon. The cafeteria has a lot of students there, and they all eat there. The teacher is there, too, but she doesn't have a meal card with her, so she can't pay for it. The food is delicious, and the teacher is happy to help. She also tells the guy that the painter, Mr. Alain, knows a lot about famous people, and that he recommended the guy to work at the cafeteria because he knows some famous people. The man also mentions that yesterday, he mentioned that friends, or marriage, or lifestyle, or whatever, wanted to dictate what the teacher should do with her life. This means that the teacher and the painter are in love, or that she's in love with a married man, or something like that. The girl is worried that the man is jealous of her, but the man assures her that they're just friends, and not boyfriends or girlfriends. She wonders why the girl is so mad.