In this chapter, we learn that buyan's wife is not feeling well. She has a wound on her hand that needs to be bandaged, but she's reluctant to go to the police station because she thinks it's because of him. He tells her that he'll get her dressed and take her to the hospital, where she'll be able to get the bandaged part of her hand. He's also worried that she might get worse because she didn't come to the station in time. He asks her what's wrong, and she tells him that she has had the same symptom before, and that she can get better if she takes medicine. She also says that if she gets better, she won't drive him away, because he's been feeling good since they met. She asks him what else he can do to help her, and he says that he can ask her about it. He also asks her if she needs to take medicine for her menstrual pain. She says that she hasn't had any pain in her menstrual period, but that it depends on who she is and what she is doing. She wonders if she should be paying attention to anything during the period, because the other party has withdrawn a message from her.