The next morning, the Governess tells her sister that the butler has been talking to Itoko about the engagement of kun and eri. The Governess says that she tried to take action, but that she didn't work. She says that the younger generation of people like her is full of "people like that" . She wonders if she's okay with eri and kun getting engaged while her friend's "heart's wounded" , but she doesn't know what to do about it. She's worried that they'll never be able to find a reason to get together again, and she wonders if they should just go with the "brute force man" instead of the "romantic comedy" that's been going on between them. She thinks that the men are engaged only in name only, and that their lives will be the same. She wants to stay, but can't live with someone who's engaged to someone else, so she begs her sister to let her stay. Worried that she'll have to leave, she runs off to find the "bad men" who've been trying to get her.