The narrator asks the young woman about her past. She tells him that she has never been in a relationship before, and that she is the first person she wants to have one with. The narrator tells her that Mr. gong has admitted that he is in love with her, but that he does not intend to hide it from her. The young woman tells the narrator that her parents cut her off when she was a child, but she does not feel the same way now. She says that she was hoping that she would one day be able to escape from Mr. Gong, but now that he will not let her go, she will find a way out of her predicament. She asks the narrator what brought her to the restaurant, and the narrator replies that he had to help her on the ship. He says that there is no point in talking about the incident three years ago, as it is all right. He asks the woman if she has an alibi for the time when she locked herself in the bathroom, and she replies that she had no such alibi. He then asks her if she really drugged him. She answers that she did not, but has become a scapegoat and now she is bound to Mr.