Katrina was intimidated by the stern-faced queen, but in reality, she was welcomed with a hug and called "like a doll." Clarence declared his intention to marry her in front of her parents. Katrina was surprised, but when the king asked her for her true feelings, she honestly confessed how his kindness had warmed her heart. The queen and others were delighted that she had melted their lonely son's heart and approved of their relationship. Relieved, Clarence asked his father to remove her from the Sashaval family register in order to free her from her shackles.

While Clarence is away, Katrina is suddenly kidnapped by mysterious men. Behind them are Madame Sashaval and Charles, who have been relentlessly pursuing her. Madame Sashaval, enraged, raises her hand and declares, "I will not allow you to be happy." However, Katrina, having experienced love, does not flinch and glares at them with a determined look. This attitude only enrages them further, and she is once again imprisoned in the dreaded attic of the Sashaval house.