The next morning, Milady complains to Milady that she's been up all night worrying about what's going to happen to her. Milady says she'll make Milady some food so she won't feel like she'd been "scared" by Milady's presence. She's also worried that Milady might be getting jealous of Milady because she spent the night with him and then returned the next morning to be with him. She tells Milady to stop worrying about her and to just enjoy her food and drink, because she doesn't want her to feel guilty about what happened to her and Milady. She asks Milady if Milady was worried about Milady getting jealous because Milady and Natsuo spent the whole night together and then came back the next day to be together again. She says she was, but Milady is sorry that she didn't tell him because she figured that's what it was all about. She also says that she can't stop thinking about the food Milady has prepared for her, because it's too much for her stomach to handle. She wonders if she should hug Milady or hug her. When Milady asks if she can have garlic oysters, carpaccio, and gnocchi for dinner, she says no, because they're too cheesy for her. She then wonders if the scene in the play might be more dramatic if the heroine were to cry during the scene. She wants to make the scene more emotional, so Milady tells her to imagine that she has a pet who has died and imagine what it would be like to lose that pet. She adds that she is jealous of the child actors who cry on cue on stage because they have to practice their acting skills to make it look like they've been acting for a long time. She goes on to ask Milady why she is so happy, since she and her sister are going to