The narrator tells us that he's been paying a lot of money to Madame Suqing for a long time. She doesn't want to touch him, and she's not even allowed to touch her finger. She's whiter than he is. She married someone else, and the narrator is furious. He's going to get his father's money back, and he wants to take over her company. He wants to get back to his old job at the mo, and to get the company back as a dowry from his father. He thinks it's crazy that Madame Suxing would cheat on him. He tells her that he is in the hotel, where he'll find someone to cheat on with. He also tells her about the rumor that one of her female employees has been having an affair with the sulian. She tells him to stop calling her that, and tells him that she knows the relationship between him and her. He is shocked, because he never thought she would treat him like this. He says Madame Suckling is a cheater, and that she is even trying to play on his boss's feelings. She might get a promotion, and then hit on the boss to get promoted. He goes on to say that he spent seven years in the company with the man, and now he realizes that the man is a stranger. It's time, he says, for them to say goodbye. Madame Suffling tells him not to worry, because she'll be back soon. She wants to know what's up with him. The narrator says that he has been looking for a place to stay, and every time he gets a room, he looks for a remote spot. He knows that the hotel's security guards know about the affair, and they've dragged the man out of the hotel. He calls Madame Squishing a "two-timer" and says that she should stop making them sick.