The narrator is happy that his daughter has finally gotten married. He borrows 1,000 yuan from the vice-president of the student council to rent a room in the dormitory so that he and Ling can live together. Ling wants to leave, but the narrator tells her that she can live in the mansion, but she still wants to live in her room. The narrator tells Ling that he can't fall in love with him because he's a love expert, but Ling says that she's better leave, since she'll miss the chance to fix her mistakes. The senior tells Ling to come back to the dorm on weekends, and the narrator is thrilled. Ling tells her to be determined, because if the senior says she can come back, she won't be able to leave her room alone. Ling asks her first time what it felt like, and she says that it wasn't her fault, because her leg has already healed. Ling is upset that she has to talk about herself like that, because she doesn't have feelings for Ling. The president of the school has been trying to get Ling and Ling to marry, but he says that a "crippled person" can be too picky.