The narrator tells us that he loves Mr. Akiyama, and that he's been having trouble with him ever since he was a little boy. He says that he has a feeling that the guy hasn't yet entered puberty yet, which means that he won't be able to have sex with him until he becomes an omega. He also says that the only time an omega can have sex is when he becomes a phero mone, which is a sex symbol for an alpha male. The narrator then tells us how he feels about his mom, and how sorry he is that she doesn't like him. He asks if he can trade his fried shrimp for an omega staff, and the narrator says he can't give it to his mom because she'd freak out if he gave it to her. He then asks if it's true that he spends so much time with the guy because he slumps, and he says that's why he turns him down. He wants to give him the staff so that he can apologize to her, but he also wants to make sure that she's happy with it. He tells the narrator that if he gives the staff to her directly, she'll freak out, and then he'll have to give it back to her in return. He's not sure if he should do that or not, but the narrator tells him that it looks cool if an alpha acts like this. He gives the narrator a bottle of sake, which he says is from his relatives, and thanks him for coming. He goes on to say that now that he thinks about it, when the guy was avoiding him , he'd go out and mess with him, even when he was laughing. He finally asks if the narrator is drunk, and when he says yes, he says it'll all be his fault.