In this chapter, we learn that the narrator is in love with the beach, and that he'd like to buy a house with a view of it. He's bummed that he couldn't propose earlier, but he's also glad that he has a successful husband, because it's a good thing. The narrator is also bummed that the proposal didn't work out, because he was hurt every time he rejected him. He wishes that he had prepared a more elaborate proposal, or filled the trunk with candles, or balloons, or anything else that would have made the proposal seem more dramatic. He also wishes that his proposal meant more to him than any of the other things that people say about marriage. He asks if he finally loves Haebom more than he loves him, and the narrator replies that he doesn't love him more than that, but that he will never forget the moment when he proposed to him. In the epilogue, the narrator tells us that he can't laugh at the proposal, because the proposal is ruining the vibe of the night. He says that he and haebom are having their first night as husband and wife, and they've spent countless nights together, so they're making fun of each other. He tells her to rub slop on the sofa, and she says that she'll do it slowly. She says that the