The narrator enters the bedroom of the gong master, who is playing the piano. The narrator asks the master if he is okay, and the master replies that he is, and that he hopes the young man is fine. He then asks the mistress of the room if she is with him, and she replies that she is, too. She then asks him to stop sending her any texts, and he says that she should stop being a "third wheel" and leave them alone. The mistress then asks if the maids touched any of her private parts, and when the narrator says no, she says that the maids helped her put on her clothes, and they did not touch her. She says that everything is hers, and then she asks him if he has ever touched his private parts. He says that he has, and asks her if she has ever said no to him. She tells him that she will never leave him, that the man she wants is her, not mu quinchu . The man I want is .