The next morning, the two of them go for a walk, and the young man tells his brother that he's going to a graduation party, where he'll be dropped off by his new boss, Linhuan. Linhuan is his boss, and she's also going to be at the party. The young man says that he heard that Linhuan's family is poor, but he doesn't think Linhuan would have to work as a vegetable seller to make ends meet. He also says that the spinach on sale at the market is on sale, so Linhuan must be going to the party, too. The two men talk about the fact that the girl Linhuan works for is going to have a baby soon, and that she'll probably be selling steamed buns. The man says he'd like to be a part-time driver for Linhuan now, since he has to greet and greet Linhuan every day. The younger man says, "I'm coming," and he goes on to say that the goddess Lili-Lingling will notice him. He's confused, because he didn't expect Linhuan to go on to find his own company, and because he saw Linhuan driving his new sports car over to his new job. He says that his brother is just a driver, like an "overpowering" man in a big city. He thinks that the relationship between Linhuan and Li-Lin is even more ridiculous than it was before, because it's like they're pretending to be boyfriends. Lin-Lin says that since he likes Linhuan, he can't criticize his brother. He tells Lin-Li that he needs to lend him his new car for a couple of days, so he can go face his ex-wife, and then he can come back to the apartment and have some alone time. He promises to come back soon.