The Governess is glad to see her sleeping face again, and she tells her that she's glad she got to meet her again. She tells her about how her brother used to be like a brother to her, but that he started to doting on her when she was getting into fights. She says that school is too dangerous now, and that her brother's family is rich too. She wants to know how she'll deal with her pregnancy if she gets pregnant, and how she plans on dealing with her brother if she does get pregnant. She also tells her how much fun it would be to go out with him, since he's such a nice older brother. She doesn't want him to drag her around like a normal person, and says that she can do it herself, since she spilled some of her lunch on the roof of the Governess's house. She's worried that the rain is going to come, but she says that it's okay, since they're getting along pretty well. She asks her brother to rest for the day, and he says that his stomach hurts, and his guts rattle. He says that he was so busy that he didn't hear her, and now that he has a boyfriend, he can finally get over his brother. He also says that if she were a "water flea," he'd love her more than ever.