The next morning, Little Ge finds himself alone in his hometown. He asks why he looks so pale and complains that he has not had a good night's sleep. He tells Little Ge that he fed him a hangover cure the night before and that his head is still hurt. Little Ge says that he and Little Ge only spent a night apart, but that he feels so upset that he is worried about how they will spend the next few nights apart. He complains that Little Ge is acting like a baby the last time they were together. He says that if Little Ge's parents come back, he'll have no choice but to confront Little Ge about his behavior. He's suspicious about whether Little Ge has self-control, and asks him to take a nap. Without Little Ge by his side, he feels like he's not sleeping at all. He begs Little Ge to lie down on his bed and stop doing anything to his bed. Hey, is this the school where Little Ge used to go to school? It's the best one in the city, he says. He doesn't think it's a great school because he didn't get the entrance exam to college, but he says he'