In this short scene, the narrator laments the fact that he has lost his virginity. He laments that marriage was once the ultimate happiness for a woman, and he feels that he is the only virgin in his age group. He asks the girl to meet him at the train station, but she refuses, saying that she is too drunk to walk the streets alone. He tells her to ask someone else for directions, but the girl refuses to listen to him. She says that she would have met him at her high school if she knew that he was going to ruin her life. She tells him that if he had known that she was cheating, he would have married her instead. The narrator then tells the girl that she should not walk alone through the streets of the city, because the girl should be able to find a cab to take her to the station. The girl agrees to meet the man later that day, and the narrator tells her that he will have to resubmit his proposal.