The maid tries to get the laundry done, but it's too late, so she goes for a walk. The maid tells her friend that Edward is a "dhampir" , meaning he drinks less often than the other men. She also tells him that she's leaving soon, and she gives him some vegetables and fruits as a gift. She tells the maid to be nice to her soon-to-be husband, because he'll probably not even know she'll be leaving. She's worried that he's going to find out about her departure, but the maid reassures her by saying that she can't be a bad person, because she has nothing to be ashamed of. She asks the maid if there's anyone in the neighborhood who needs a portrait painting, and the maid says no, because no one in the area can afford such fancy things. She goes on to say that the maid's prime goal as a servant is to "care for her master," and that she saw it all when she tried to have sex with Olivia on the street. She says that she doesn't have the money to paint a portrait, but she can give the maid a hand in helping her master. She suggests that they try on a pair of wedding dresses, since they're the same size, and they'll compare them to see which one looks better.