The minister tells the boy that he's fine, and that he doesn't need to apologize. The boy says that he bought his new phone with an installment plan, and he thanks the minister for saving him. The minister says that the boy shouldn't stare at his phone on the P.E. class, because it's his fault, not the boy's. He says that if the boy had been nicer to him, he wouldn't have broken his phone, but if he had been nice to the boy, he would have apologized to him first. But the minister says he'll pay the boy once he gets the money, and the boy says he can choose to regret what he did, or to pay the money back.