Knock open Miss Mingke. Like what do you wanna talk about? Come on. Let's get to know each other better. She's a good girl. She used to be good friends with Mingke, but they didn't get along very well. They used to have different hobbies, and she used to hang out with a lot of her friends. He used to like to sing in a bar, and he'd always been good for her. Mingke tells her that she's too sleepy to continue the conversation. She tells Mingke that she can have breakfast with her tomorrow morning and then they can talk about the movie she wrote. She asks Mingke if he's worried about his friend, Lincheng, who's already in his room. He's not in danger, Mingke says, because the killers chased Mingke and her friend down in the street. She wants to make sure that Lincheng is safe, even if she disturbs him. She gives Mingke some wine to help him fall asleep. He wants to know why he turned off his phone, and Mingke asks why he came back so late. He tells her he wants to be with her.