On the nights when he's alone in his room, the monster thinks about how he'd sleep in a deeper sleep if he were in love with someone else. He'd think about how scary it would be to be alone, and how he would learn to not be afraid. He asks Doyoon if he can come inside and tell him what's going on, and he says that he doesn't like the way he feels alone. He says that if she were his first love, he would've helped her in a beat, and that she would have been able to tell him that she was sick. But now that she's sick, she won't tell him, and the monster says that she didn't think she'd die because of him, but because of her. If she can't have her power back, she'll die, but she can decide whether or not to take it back. She'll still be alive, she says, and she thanks her for being alive. The monster explains that he wasn't good at making human-made contracts, because he was afraid of what would happen to them if they failed to sign the contract. So, when Doyoons family couldn't come to visit him, he decided to make them worry, even though he was sick, so that they wouldn't be worried about him anymore. He tells them that he'll no longer think it's "fine" for him to die, even if it isn't his fault, and asks if they'll keep staying with him like this.