The next morning, Mr. Dupuis sends for his son-in-law, who is in the middle of an exhibition. He tells his son that he doesn't need the exhibition, since he's just concerned about his wife's safety. He also tells him that he is responsible for her, and that he has no reason not to leave. He asks his son why he hasn't left, and his son replies that he probably wouldn't do such a despicable thing, but that he'd be loyal to his wife, so he won't. He says that he will call for him if he needs him, and he'll let him know if there's anything he needs to know. He then asks if the exhibition is going on, and the son says that it's going on. He's worried that something is wrong with the exhibition and wonders if jiangye has been lying about his love for his wife. He thinks that maybe he is afraid that yi feng will cause trouble for him and sacrifice his wife for him. He wonders if this is because ying feng is a civil servant, which is why he tries so hard to keep him away from danger. The son asks if ying shu is protecting him, but his father says that's not the case. He points out that he was getting into trouble too, because he kept getting in trouble too. So why would he need protection? He asks why he is giggling and laughing like a fool, and then he asks why they are giggling like fools all the time, and why are they laughing like fools