Three years have passed, and Victor is back in Vienna. He's been away from home for a month, and his father has told him that he's about to get married. He wants to meet up with his new girlfriend, and he wants to know if she's an important customer. He asks if she knows the boss, and she tells him that she does. He tells her that they've been friends for a long time, and that he was afraid she'd run away if she didn't meet him. He also asks if they were in a band when he got back, and they tell him that they are in the middle of a band together. He apologizes for having to set them up like that, and says that he hopes they'll get to know one another better in the future. He says that they should stop pretending that they don't know each other, and stop acting like they're in love with each other. He adds that he lied when he said that he wouldn't see him, because he was worried that if he did, he would cut and run. He then asks if he was there the day before, and if he met up with the guy he was supposed to meet. He admits that he wasn't there, but that he had to set him up like he was. He goes on to say that he doesn't believe everything he hears from Victor, and asks if there's anything going on between the two of them. Victor says that there is nothing between them, but he'll treat them to a cocktail, not a "virgin" . He calls him a taxi, and tells him to get out of the house, because the wedding is coming up. Victor is furious, and wants to