Mr. Ye is still alive, but he's not sure what's going on. He wants to know what the heck is going on, because he hates people like him who act like they're just trying to be nice. He's also worried that he'll be punished if he tries to rescue the cat, because the whole Yeyang group is controlled by him now. He tells the auntie not to make things so difficult for him, since he was instructed to protect the cat. The auntie tells him to move aside, because people are "born equal," and she's so vicious. She tells him not to ruin his mood, because "people are born equal" , and she says that the auntie is "so vicious" . She also tells him that he is wrong, because there's still "a big gap" between parents and children. She says that everyone is "raised by their parents," and this is what she calls "concern among the weak," which is a fancy way of saying that everyone's parents are the ones who raised them. She's right, and that's why the auntie ordered the egg-fried rice in the first place. . He also bought all the stray cats' food, and he says that he bought everything because he wants to be close to her, because she can help him with his angina pain. He asks her if she has asked