In this chapter, we learn that the young woman who works for the spy agency is named Poa, which means "older brother," and that she addresses her older brother as "nuna" or "older sister" . Poa tells us that she's been working for the agency for two months now, and that the man she works for has been flirting with her all the time, even though he doesn't seem to be drinking at all. He's also been wandering around the hostess's neck and touching her wrist . She's just like the officer, Poa says, and she needs to know why he's getting arrested. She asks Poa to let her know what's going on, and Poa explains that he was asked to look at how the hostess is feeling, because he hasn't figured out how to feel her emotions himself. He says he needs to watch her pulse, her neck, and her shoulder joints, just like how an officer is watching her heart. He also says that Poa should hurry up and release the innocent, kind, and frail man, because there's "something foul going on" with him. The spy agency has received information from Leeyoung that the letter was sent from the wrong house, and the client was supposed to be the one who sent it. The child who gave the information to Leeyoung was lying, and if he'd been lying, his pupils would have pointed to the wrong side of the room. The young woman tells Poa not to worry, because she'll come back soon, and then she can go back to her job at the drug store. She says she just wants to know what Poa's face looks like, since he helped her so much.