The narrator tells us that he won't be able to forgive him if he finds out that he's hiding something from him again. He says that if he does find out, he'll have no choice but to do something about it. The narrator says that he doesn't know what else to do. He's just going to continue to watch him in secret, and then he will tell us what he found out. He sees that the narrator's apartment is on the seventh floor of the building, and he wonders why he hasn't been there for a month. He wonders why the narrator is still in love with him, and wonders if the narrator has forgotten all of the lessons he learned in bali. He asks why he is still with him. He also wonders if he has forgotten about all the lessons the photographer taught him in the bali, and if the photographer is the one who has caused him to lose his position as heir to the qqian family. He accuses the narrator of being too cruel to protect his beloved, and says that after he returned to the family, the narrator didn't dare come out because he did not want to be an obstacle to the son-in-law. He tells the narrator that he is honestly, and that he willingly ruined his future for this person. He then asks the narrator if he still thinks that he can coerce him to be with him like before. He admits that he has never coerced him, but he exaggerates and obnoxiously shows his love for him, making his father believe that he was a pawn meant to be tossed away. He claims that he only promised the narrator because he was being pressured, yet he claims to not know. He goes on to say that he