The young master tries to explain that he's on his side and that he can't be scared of him. He tells the young master to follow the path that leads to the fountain and then to use the card to open the gate and exit the garden. He also tells him that there's a highway that leads outside the gate, but there aren't many cars around. He's worried that the boss has something against him, so he steps back and lets her go. She's not the boss's daughter, she's just someone the boss wants to see. The master is horrified. He doesn't know why he let her go like that. He was the one who suggested bringing her here, and he was also responsible for letting her go, he says. He blames the two idiots in the office for letting him down. He says that if he wanted to take her away, he'd have to deal with her family, who raised her. Uncle Mao comes in and thanks him for his help. The elder sister has come home, and her dad has been pestering him to come and see her. The uncle says he'll be back soon. He feels bad for the little girl, who's smart, but also has good relationships with her sister and her father.