The narrator wakes up in the middle of the night to find himself in a beautiful garden. He's happy to be in a place where he can enjoy the fresh air without worrying about the weather. The narrator tells himself that he's in a good mood, because he has just joined a group of guys who like to hang out in the outdoors. He thinks it's great that she's joined the group, because it means they're all "three of a kind" . He wonders how they manage to stay focused on their daily tasks when they've got so much on their minds. He decides to go to bed early, so he can get some fresh air. He wakes up to find that he can't go to sleep, because his sleeping partner, the narrator's husband, is in a terrible mood. The two of them go outside to have a little chat, and the narrator tells him that he shouldn't worry because he'll be able to sleep better if he doesn't have to worry about his husband's mood. He tells the narrator that he was worried about him that morning, and that it'll make him feel better. He asks the narrator to sleep with him, so that he won'