The chapter opens with a discussion of the health benefits of exercise. The protagonist explains that she doesn't like going to the gym because she feels guilty about her health problems. She says that she's not close to her boyfriend, and that he treats her better than she treats him. She also says that men should take more responsibility for women's health, since they're the ones who have to work all the time for their bosses. She tells the protagonist that her boyfriend even went to the doctor with her, but she refused to go with him because she didn't want to feel guilty about asking him to do anything for her. This is the first time the protagonist has heard of a man proposing to a woman, and she wonders if he's a "marriageable guy" . She asks the protagonist why she is so hurrying to get married, and the protagonist says that he asked her not to just play badminton with him, but to design a new product for the company's "unrestricted and healthy" dressing concept. She wants the company to develop a wireless bra that will reduce the risk of getting breast problems from wearing the underwires of a bra for so long. This bra is wireless, which means that it won't cause scratches or damage to the skin, and it also reduces the risks of breast problems. This will be the new bra's main selling point, she says, and if the company does a good job in marketing it, it will be doubled in sales compared to the previous bra. She adds that she used to be a "marketing" student in college, so she knows how important it is to be good at both design and marketing. She's worried that if she tells her boss that she