Back in Hong Kong, the Governess tells her brother that he has an audition at 6 o'clock the next day. She tells him that his mother has died and that his sister has died as well. He asks his father if he can pay for six months of his salary for the filming he is doing right now. The Governess says that she signed a contract with a company that will provide meals and work for her. The contract is for ten years and the validity period is from the date the contract is signed until November 26, 2028. She asks if he wants to end the contract. The total amount his father took for his advance payment for his work and the termination fees. He says that he can't because he has signed a ten-year contract. He tells his brother to turn around and play a game. He wants to put little kun in a sanatorium, providing him with education and food, and a chance of winning $50 million. He is tempted, he says, so he joined the "unrealistic" game. His parents have died and left him a large sum of money, and he is naive enough to think that he will be able to use the money to help the poor. The sanatorium will warn him when his father comes to take the money, but he should not