The narrator tells Henry that Sam is not with him because he's leaving soon. Henry tells him that he'll have to go home and rest. He's worried that if he had been like Sam, things would have turned out the way they did. He wonders if he would have been as innocent and honest as Sam. Henry says that he needs to get back to his place and rest before he leaves. He tells him to head back to the hotel. He says that it's only a matter of time before he sees Sam again. The narrator says that if Henry doesn't leave, he will give him his cold. He asks why he is so angry, and the narrator replies that he makes the face when he is angry. When he smirks like that, that's when he picks up because he was with someone else. Maybe he was angry because he wasn't with Sam, or maybe he was upset because he didn't like the way he was being treated. Then he says that his social life is nothing to do with Sam's business. He adds that he and Sam have been seeing each other lately, and that they're going to see each other today. Henry asks if this is different from the way Sam and he used to treat each other, and Sam replies that it was different. He also says that they used to have a lot of secrets together, and