The next morning, the concubine complains to her mother that her son has insulted the empress by buying a gift from her father. The mother scolds her son for his insolence, and tells him that he is now forbidden to leave the palace for three months, and that he must watch over the seventh prince. She tells him to take care of his mother's highness and not to act like concubines sons, who do not study and play all day. She also tells him not to step out of the palace. The concubin tells her sister that she has been waiting for her, and she tells her that she is here to remind her of the royal love for her son. She says that she knows what she is trying to do, but she is afraid that the royals will think that she and her son are in love with each other, and they will punish her for it. She scolds him for being in a place where he is not allowed to talk, and says that he has something important to discuss with her. He says that once a thing has been lost, it cannot be retrieved again, for example, a walk pass lift. He tells her to hurry and leave, and then he tells her not to touch him, for he has been grounded for half a year