The next morning, the Governess wakes up in the middle of the night. She's not sure what's going on, but she's pretty sure it's because of the promise he made her the night before. The Governess tells him to hold off on breaking the promise, because if he does, he'll have to deal with the consequences. She also tells him that she doesn't know how to feel about being cared for by someone, so he promises not to break the promise and never to miss a single date with him. She wakes up bright and early in the morning. She wonders if she slept in the bed with him last night, but he's still awake. He tells her to go back to the house, and he'd like to see her again. He's dressed up in a special outfit to commemorate his brother's death, so they should go back home now. He says that he'm glad they're back, because it'll erase all of his bad memories. He also tells her that they came to remember her brother, and that's all that matters. He asks her to help him forget about the car accident, and she says she'll do it. She wants to know if he did something wrong