In this chapter, the young man tries to explain why he was there at the party. He says that he didn't care about the boy because he was just a classmate of the girl. He also says that the boy apologized to him, but that he ran away when he was in danger. The young man wants to know why the boy apologizes to him. He explains that the girl is like a white rabbit, isolated from the outside world, and never knows what to do with herself when she needs to think about others. He compares the girl to the old fox, who is not easy to deal with because of his daughter's lack of control over her. He wants to see the girl take the initiative and think for others, and he wants to be able to force her father to give him the hongda that he wants. The next person to come to the party is the boy, who wants to kill the girl because she is a cousin of his. He tells his cousin to open the door and find out who the man is. He copies the surveillance video of the party, which shows the boy going to the house of the butterfly every day at 6 p.m.