OK, now we're back to the action. This time, it's the girl's turn to be the center of attention. She's all, "Oh my god, my body is becoming weird. I can't do this anymore. I want to do this so bad. I'm going to do it so badly that she's going to go mad like the other girls. I don't know what to do, but I'll just kick her in the guts. Oh, yeah, and then she'll tell the whole story to the police. She doesn't want to be accused of kidnapping the boy. She just wants to apologize for all the ruckus. Everyone went crazy because the boy went missing. She wants to give him back to them ASAP. The girl is totally confused by this whole thing. She keeps accusing the boy of kidnapping her, but never once did she mention that the boy came to her on his own. What's wrong with that? It's just a coincidence that the girl is the one who's been accusing her of kidnapping him. Gee, what a coincidence! The girl wants to know what's up with all this ruckus going on. She tells the girl to just calm down and let the boys do their thing. They're not going to kidnap the boy because he's gone. They just want to settle the matter with him. They want him back ASAP.