The next morning, the narrator wakes up to find that he has to check his accounts every night. He's so stressed out that he doesn't even know where he's at. He tells himself that he owes money to the guy who kissed him and asked him why he did it. The narrator then tells us that a big brother has just come by to tell him that the guy is already back at the princess' mansion. He says that he'll give the prince a portion of the money he has collected so far. The prince says that's okay, but that he hasn't seen him in a few days. He also says that the prince's business is booming and that he knows some influential people. The princess says that she's happy to see the prince, and the prince agrees to give him some money. He then tells the prince to lower his head so that he can sway his body a little bit. When the prince tries to sway his own body, the prince tells him to blow him a kiss. He asks the prince why he sent him stars of the grass so he could pick them up and give them to him, and then he says that it's because the prince sent him so many stars that he gave him snow on the palm of his hand. He wants to make the prince sneeze, so he gives him snow of his palm to sneeze on. He goes on to tell the prince that he only came to see him tonight because he didn want to tell anyone that he knew the prince. He didn't know what he did wrong, he says, and now he wants to know if he did the right thing.