In this short scene, we are introduced to a young woman who is in love with a man. We are told that the man is sitting with her, and we are also told that he is not letting go of her. The young woman, who we are told is called "Iwabuchi," asks the man if he would like to hold her pinky. The man says that he would, and the young woman asks him if he wants her to hold his pinky like this. He says that if she does so, he will wait until she is able to talk. He then tells her that he has never been good at keeping words with words inside, and that she should accept what he has to say. He asks her if she has an ulterior motive, and she says that she does, but that she is getting carried away by his words and actions.
In this short scene, we are introduced to a young woman who is in love with a man. We are told that the man is sitting with her, and we are also told that he is not letting go of her. The young woman, who we are told is called "Iwabuchi," asks the man if he would like to hold her pinky. The man says that he would, and the young woman asks him if he wants her to hold his pinky like this. He says that if she does so, he will wait until she is able to talk. He then tells her that he has never been good at keeping words with words inside, and that she should accept what he has to say. He asks her if she has an ulterior motive, and she says that she does, but that she is getting carried away by his words and actions.