Now that he's won, he'll probably give up on her, she says, and she'll be back with him. She's not worried about him, though, because she's just so happy to have him around. He's a bit too happy, she thinks, to be worrying about her. He comes in to check on her and says that he just wanted to see how she was doing. She tells him to come in and have tea with her, and he does. She says that she'd better go, but he says that's fine, because he'd be better off without her. She doesn't want to be bothered with who's taking care of her, so she just wants to be alone. He tells her that he came to see if she was feeling better, and that she should go. He says that his fever is getting worse, but she says that it's nothing compared to what she feels right now. He wants her to cook for him, and if she does, he wants to know if she likes him. He asks her if she would mind cooking for him and she says yes, but that he needs a boost in his sex life. She thinks that if he likes her, then he should like her, too, and they'll have sex someday. She compares him to a husband and wife, saying that they're just playing with each other. He thinks that she can cook and she can be pretty, but no one can keep up with how cute she is. He teases that he has nothing to do with it, but then he realizes that she is popular and he thinks she is average. He wonders if he sounds like he'