The narrator tells us that he's finally been able to watch his brother play the piano. It's his first time seeing his brother perform. He says that he can't believe how serious his brother is when he plays the piano, especially when he looks at his brother's face. The narrator says that it's hard for him to believe that his brother would stop playing the piano because of his murderous expression. He asks his brother if he is feeling okay, and he says he can play for him when they're back home. He also says that his sister's visual sense is much better than his, and that she'll be able to use this to her advantage when she starts working at the fashion house. He tells her that he wants her to come home, but he doesn't want her to feel like she's stuck in a "cage." He says he'll convince her brother to let her come back home and live her life the way she wants it. She says that she values her brother more than her sister, and she hopes that her brother will be happy as long as she lives her life according to her wishes. She tells her brother that she can invite the friends she met tonight to their house, but her brother is still ill, so she won't tell him about her dream