The narrator asks what's going on in the school next door. He hears that the girl of the school's boss has been taken by a student from another school, and that a fight has broken out between the two parties. The narrator wants to know if he'll fall in love later because of his love for someone, but he can't figure out why. He's not interested, he says, because he doesn't want to hurt his feelings for someone else. He asks if there's love that's "pure and sweet," and he says there is, but it's also "miserable and ridiculous" . He tells the narrator that there are people in love who are miserable and ridiculous, just because they like the person who's in love with them. He says he won't be able to understand why he'd be so stupid if he were on a date with someone else this weekend. He wants to go and eat with his boyfriend, but the narrator refuses to eat with him because he's afraid that they'll get into a fight, and he wants to get away from the girl he loves. He promises to stop teasing her, and she promises to