After the teacher leaves, the Governess tells her son that she is going to end the call. She tells him that she would have made a lot more money if she had recorded what she said. She says that she knows he is not happy with what she has said, but she thinks he should be more worried about what will happen to him if he does not confess. She also tells him to let him know about the attack on him soon. He sighs and says that he has trouble at work. The Governess says that it is his friend who is in a love crisis. She asks him what he means by "oh" and he replies that he is thinking that he cares very much for everyone around him. He says that there are very few people who are important to him, and he is especially important to his father. He tells her that they can let the teacher stay over for the night and that he will go back to doing his homework. He goes to get a towel and tells his son to grab him because he is soaked through. He asks her why she didn't tell him about it and she says that if she did not know, she wouldn't have kept the secret from him. She admits that she was also a man and that she can protect herself from bowen