The chapter opens with a description of the "micro-expressions" of the two men at the launch of the new designer underwear. The narrator notes that the men's expressions indicate that they are not in love with each other, and that they do not follow each other's social networks. He also notes that when the men introduced their new girlfriend, the men rubbed their noses, a sign that they were trying to cover up their love for each other. He concludes that since the men are still single, they will not be together for long. He asks the narrator to pay for the consultation. The free consultation is over, and the narrator asks if she can go on now. She says she does not know either. She goes to meet her ex-husband, who has never mentioned her name. She asks if he and her have gotten back together, and if he is reliable enough to get her back together. She tells the narrator that she is busy fighting for custody of her child with her former husband, so she did not have the time to interfere in her business. She also says that if the narrator wants to find out the evidence of her husband's affairs, he should start thinking about when he had become different. He suddenly began to exercise in the morning, she says, and he had never exercised in the past. She concludes that he is trying to hide the fact that his new girlfriend is the vice-president of his company.