This chapter's epigraph comes from a conversation between the Governess and Corinthia. The Governess says that she has done her best to protect Ruanhua's life, but that if anyone does something that is harmful to the enterprise, she won't catch them. She says she'll wait for the other party to speak first, and then she's going to take care of the situation herself. She's still not used to being by her side. Before, she says, there was someone who would always look at her with sorrow, hatred, and so on. He didn't realize that he was already writing his thoughts on her face. She tells him that he's an enemy, and since he is dead, she feels uneasy. He reminds her that she did nothing wrong and that she would have killed him if he were alive. He says that he doesn't regret his sister's death, but he would kill her mercilessly. He tells her that if she were alive