The next morning, the Governess wakes up to find that she has to go back to work. She's worried that she hasn't had enough to drink, and that she's too nervous to go out with her new crush. The Governess wonders what she should have done to prepare for the encounter, and wonders if she'd been drinking too much, or if she was just nervous because she didn't know what to expect. She decides that she needs to go to the office and find a place for her to live, and she wonders if it would have been better if she had kissed her instead. She wonders if he'd kissed her now, and if she would have gone to sleep with him. She asks him what he'll do if she does, and he says that he's going to hold her in his arms, and go to sleep. He's happy to wake up next to her, and thinks that maybe he shouldn't have done what he set out to do. He asks if she went on a vacation with him, and when she says that she did, he asks her if she slept with no one. She doesn't answer, and asks if he should tell her why. He says that's what he wants to know, but she won't tell him.