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Being openly blamed by CHU for keep on stepping her foot whilst dancing in his birthday party, SHEE leaves the house and sneaked away with his servant, FUK, to the Lantern Exhibition. There he runs into CHOW again. Under an arranged occasion, SHEE manages to make friend with CHOW. Her family is deeply impressed by his aristocratic background and handsome appearance. In order to win CHOW's heart and to be close to her, SHEE rents a house right next to CHOW's. Saying that he needs a quiet place to study, he moves into the new house which he later makes it into a study room.
Lunar January 15, a festive occasion, is one of the important days for the KAM's because it is also the birth date of KAM PANG's seventh son, SHEE. Riding in the countryside, SHEE meets CHOW while she happens to be catching butterflies there. SHEE is deeply impressed by her beauty. SHEE is the youngest son in the family. He has three elder brothers, all obsess by sex and drugs, are degraded to live a corrupted life. Meanwhile, suffering from acute poverty, CHOW comes to General HUNG to ask if he would like to buy from her an antique painting. She hopes the deal could help her to overcome her financial problems. General HUNG's daughter, CHU, criticizes the painting contemptuously. CHOW feels insulted. In a rage of anger, CHOW boldly leaves the General's house.
