Then he noticed. . .Neferkare going out at night, all alone, with nobody with him, Then he removed himself from him, without letting him see. Hent's son Tjeti stood, thinking, So this is it! What was said is true—he goes out at night..Hent's son. Tjeti went just behind this goc[the king] without letting his heart misgive him—to see all that he did. He (Neferkare) arrived at the house of General Sasenet. Then he threw a brick and kicked (the wall), so that a [ladder] was let down for him. Then he ascended while Hent's son Tjeti waited until [Neferkare] returned. Now after [Neferkare] had done what he desired with him, he returned to his palace and Tjeti went behind him. Now [Neferkare] went to the house of General Sasenet when...