The narrator tells us that his mom's remains have also disappeared, just like her dad did back in the day. The narrator thanks Ming for giving him the remains. Ming tells him that the door to his room is so poorly built that he had to use some extra strength to knock on it. He tells Ming that he just changed the door the other day, and Ming is amazed at how poorly the door is built. He asks Ming if she knows how hard she works to make money, and she says that she does. She asks if Ming can find him instead, and he says that he can't find her, because she doesn't have her contact information. Ming says that they know each other well, and asks if she has his contact information instead. She says yes, she wants to live in Ming's room for a while, but Ming is too good-looking to be able to live by himself. He says that his blonde girl broke into his room in the morning, and asked Ming to take care of her. Ming is shocked that Ming is a teenager on the inside, and says that the room belongs to Ming, not to the blonde girl. Ming points out that the books in his room belong to Ming. He wants Ming to be careful with the books, because Ming likes to read them. Ming asks Ming not to touch the books. Ming sighs, and then he asks Ming to follow him inside.