While graffitiing at night, Jess witnesses a violent double murder and records it on her phone, but the killers see her before she can get away.

Qten does his best to fix Jess's phone, but it's severely damaged. Then, a flamboyant woman who looks spookily like Jess comes asking for her phone.

This time, a bar girl named Pinky shows up at the shop asking for her phone, and she's even more persistent than Joey.

Jess recalls the childhood trauma caused by her father's sudden death. Next, an innocent-looking girl named Jenny comes asking for Jess's phone.

Qten goes to the bar where Jess works, unsure of which girl will show up this time. He sees Jess and confronts her, demanding answers, but gets none.

As hard as Qten tries to talk to Jess, all he gets are Pinky, Jenny and even Joey. Da arrives and starts to explain Jess's condition to him.

Qten attempts to find out more about Jess's worsening condition. When Pinky shows up, Qten tries to ask her about Jess, but she just wants to party.

When Jess was a child, her mother enrolled her in after-school dance classes, where she was abused by the teacher. The trauma affects her to this day.

At first, Jess isn't happy that Qten has shown up at her mother's house outside the city, but her mother seems to like having him around.

While spending their time peacefully in the countryside, Qten and Jess talk about her different personalities and where they came from.

Qten and Jess return to the city and learn that the killers have beaten up and threatened their friends. Worried, Qten takes Jess to a psychiatrist.

The killers hold Da hostage and demand that Jess bring them her phone. Meanwhile, a man from Jess's past reappears.