A week later, Mr. Xie asks if they want to have lunch or go for a walk at the canteen. He tells his brother that he's almost done with the project, and that tian-ze keeps nagging him to make sure he eats on time. He's worried that if he gets into trouble again, he'll have to go home. He sends him the completed parts and tells him to come back later. He also tells him that the girls in his department aren't too worried about their social skills. They're very talented, but also hard working. He thinks she's the kind of lady who can't stay still. He doesn't know why she didn't tell him about the factional quarrels between shang-guan yan and his brother. He wonders if he should have blamed it all on misunderstandings. The canteen is a good place to learn how to work, he says, but sometimes he still gets confused. Miss Xie is impressed by the girl's hard work. She says that she always sees her sister studying and working hard. He says that he used to doubt her ability, but now that he sees her working hard, he can see that she meets the high standards of her employer. He praises her for her hard work and says that it's because of her experiences that make her who she is now. He compares her to a family member who