The narrator tells us that he's just trying to get the groceries in the cart. He doesn't want to hurt anyone, but he does want to make sure that the cart is full of good stuff. He apologizes to Mr. Fu, who tells him that he shouldn't have pulled him back. The narrator says that the story is fictional, and that there's no way to know if it's real or not. He tells the narrator to go to the police and explain what happened, but the narrator says he'll just leave it to them to figure it out. He says that they're going to sort it out, and then he goes off to find the bad guy. He wants to know what's going on between him and Si Qian. Si Qian has been moody ever since they met, and the narrator is worried about her. He's worried that she'll give up her biggest client because she's working with Si Qian, who is filthy rich only, and she should squeeze all of his money out when she works with him. He also says that Si Qian is going to take control of his business, and he will be rich. He promises to make a nice meal for her, and they can cook it together.