Later that afternoon.
Jessy and the queen were having a conversation in the study room regarding the first guy to be sent home that week.
"We can reschedule this task next week, Jess, if you're not ready yet," the queen said.
Jessy shook her head. "No need, Mother. We will do it tomorrow, night," Jessy assured the queen that it's perfectly alright to start sending the men to their homes.
"Are you sure you're ready for it?" Queen Margaret asked again.
"I'm 100% sure, Mother," she said firmly.
"Okay, tomorrow then. Just tell me if you had a change of mind we can always do it next week," the queen offered.
"No. I won't change my mind, it's already fixed," she replied.
"Alright then, bring here the guy tomorrow after your second blood transfusion for the night," Queen Margaret instructed.
"Okay, Mother. I'm living now going back to the clinic," she stood up.
The queen nods her head.
