After tea, the servant tells the newcomer that he will be living at the mansion for the rest of the day. He tells her to take a look around the grounds. He says that even if she can't remember him right now, she'll remember him later. She thanks everyone for taking good care of her, and says that she's glad to be back. The servant says that he's sorry to leave for work, but that he must have had a really bad experience. She tells him that she has loved him since she was a child, and that if she tells him the truth, he might not be able to forgive her again. She says that two years ago, she met Sera, who's now a servant, and she doesn't know anything about him before that. She's not allowed to love a mere peon, she says, because "different social dings are meaningless" before love. When the servant asks if she knows where Sera's room is, she tells