The narrator tells us that the plot of the story is "purely fictitious" and that there's no intention to describe real events or characters in the setting. He says that he's not going to force her to do what she wants to do. She's pregnant, and he isn't going to make her do it. The narrator says that if she doesn't listen to him, he'll use another way to get what he wants. He asks her what she's thinking, and she says that she is pregnant and that she'd rather not do anything for the baby. He tells her that he wants her to go to bed early so that she can go to the grocery store and get some food and exercise. She says that's fine, she'll do it for her and the baby, and then she goes off to get some ice cream. When she gets there, she sees that the ice cream is from a nearby grocery store. She asks why the man called her full name, and the narrator says it's because he didn't notice that she was wearing a fake name. She goes on to say that there is a baby formula in the front of the store, and that the baby is about to be born. She wants to go and see if Si Qian still likes her, or if he knows of it. She tells him to throw the baby formula at her, and to throw it at the woman he loves, who's about to become pregnant with Si Qan's baby. Si qian is foolish to be so played around by this woman, she says. He should let her stay with him at his house for two days, and let her go to his house. He's going to arrest her, but he can't