David threw Sara to the ground, walking up and down with both hands, and shot into the hole. Sara is a mother of four, and due to the prolonged absence of her parents, she and her brother developed feelings that led to her brother's eventual suicide. A few days later, David prepares for a business trip, but learns before setting off that Jack is taking Sara on a tour, near his venue. Finally waiting for the opportunity to meet, David immediately rushed to Sara's hotel and played mahjong in front of someone's house. A few days later, Sara returned to the hotel to find Jack and decided to stay in the hotel opposite them. David looked at Sara through the window, feeling both angry and lost. Sara didn't show any extra emotion and seemed to have expected such an outcome, but she didn't support David's divorce. On this day, David went to Sarah's public house after work, but there were other men in the room. He could only pretend to borrow books. After going out, he waited on the street corner until the man left before rushing into the room to question Sarah. Sara understates that men are just her best friends, but that doesn't convince David. Eventually, Sara tells him that after her brother committed suicide, she was once in the shadows and had her best friend by her side. David was distressed to hear this, and walked over and hugged her, his lips pressed to her neck, and he was breathing heavily.
On this day, Jack takes Sara home and announces his marriage proposal. This news made David pretend to be calm, but his heart was not calm. A few days later, at a meeting at her in-laws, Sara's mother, Annie, said she was happy with Jack, especially his appearance, which resembled her deceased son. This made David stunned in place, as if thinking of something. After the dinner, David takes Anne back to the hotel, and on the way, Anne directly tells him that he hopes he will offer to end the relationship. She already knew about her daughter and this man, and after a night of thinking, David decided to end the unromantic love himself.
