The next morning, the Governess returns to her hotel room to find that her husband has left for work. The Governess asks her husband if he was concerned about the flower, and he replies that he was, too. She asks him to show her the photo, but he is too far away, and she is unable to see what he is doing there. She tells him to hurry up, and when he does, she asks him if he is interested in taking a picture of the flower. He replies that it is not his business, but that he is concerned about it, too, and asks her to show him the photo. She is surprised that he would take such a picture, as she would never have been able to take one of such a good quality, and wonders why he is making fun of her. He tells her that he enjoys taking pictures, and says that the flower is happy to have been taken. She says that she is sure that he means this, and that she thinks he means it too. When she asks if he treats her like a stranger, he says that he does not, and tells her to relax a bit, and then he leaves to go to the Karaoke bar.