In this chapter, Ling Ling tries to convince her that she is still innocent of the crime she committed against the feng family. He tells her that if she had arrived at the right time, she would not have been able to bear her anger. He then tells her to go home with him and explain what happened to the girl. Ling Ling tells the girl that she should be prepared for what will happen to her when she deals with Ling Ling later. She should not have allowed the girl to dance at the club, she tells her, because she is sure that Ling Ling will deal with her later. He also tells her not to let the girl dance with him because he will have to deal with the girl later. The girl screamed so badly that she screamed so loudly that she "screamed so miserably." Ling Ling says that the girl is really his wife and that he is desperate and wants to free himself from his loneliness. He is grateful to Ling Ling for saving the family name. He says that he does not want to borrow money from Ling Ling because he wants his hand of his to fall off. He asks the girl if she likes dancing so much that she will dance for him. She says that she does, and he asks her if she would risk going to the club and earning tuition money if she did not marry into the family. She tells him that the hotter she dances, the more she will reward her. If she does not, she says, then she will return to