The young master finally realizes that he's already trash, and that it's best to die rather than live like this. He's sorry for Luo, but he can't change the fact that she's miserable. He tells his brother to wake up, and tells him to let Luo go. He also tells him not to argue with his brother about whether or not they should have kids, because no one can ever have a woman like Luo. He says he'll buy some clams from the street, and then he can call on Luo to buy them from him. He promises to buy the clams himself, and hopes that Luo will get better if he eats them. He hopes that his brother will live well, because he hasn't been feeling so happy lately. He thanks his brother for always being by his side, and says that if Luo and Luo divorce, he will compensate 5 percent of his equity for the house and the land in the Thai district. If she has Luo's child, he says, all his real estate will go to her. He warns her not to talk like that, because they've put too much on her, and she shouldn't be locked up again. She says she'll go take a nap, and wait for her brother to come back. He doesn't come back, so she goes to get some clams. She asks him to go get her some clams, and he does. She tells him he should go get some, too, because she knows he won't want to talk to her anymore. She also says that her brother's condition is good, but that he always says things like that. She knows that if something happens to him, he'