"Listen to me, lele," he says, "in my heart . . all of them are all lele. They're all a small part of you. How could you date the other people while you're together? There are no other people, he asks, and yet he's acting righteous. He says he won't be able to like the other men because of his feelings for you, either, and that he'll always love you forever. He asks if he has what love is, and he says he does, but he doesn't want anyone else to be close to him. He's angry that he can't fall in love, but when he looks at anyone else, all he thinks of is the lele from ten years ago. "True love" , he says. If it were just that, he'd treat her to a nice meal, and they'd have a great night out. But if it was because she's changed, he wants nothing more than to be with her. He wants to ask her for her last time, and she says she'll do anything for him. She tells him to stop talking nonsense, and to call her "Mr. Wen" . He tells her that her lele died long ago, when she pretended to lose touch with him and began to date other men. She says she killed him, and asks what's going to happen next. She wants to see "shu feng's help," and she wants "to see some violence."