After returning home with Lila, Five felt the bitterness of disappointment. Laila made it clear that their love was never eternal. She returned to her family — three children and her husband Diego, who, although not happy about her secret affair, nevertheless welcomed her back with open arms. Five and Diego even got into a fight amid jealousy and mutual resentment. For the Fifth, Lila's children didn't matter—he was focused only on her.

Laila, already a middle-aged woman, understood that the Fifth did not like being alone anymore. She decided to give her former lover a kind of gift. Five unexpectedly received an invitation to a blind date from one of the local organizations that organized such events for entertainment. He had ten attempts to meet different girls, and only one of them really interested him.

On a date, he secretly photographed his new acquaintance several times until she noticed and scolded him with a smile. It was amazing — a seventy-year-old man in the body of a twenty-year-old boy felt like a teenager in love again. This girl turned out to be even better than Lila, evoking feelings in him similar to his long—standing obsession with Dolores, the only part of his living soul.

"I'll pay for our evening myself," Five said with a smile at the end of the date, taking out his wallet. As an agent of the government, he earned well, and the evening was quite modest. "Do you need a ride?" — he suggested, hoping for the continuation of their unexpectedly pleasant acquaintance.