In this chapter, we learn that ashihara is a late bloomer, and that she is diligent, diligent, and cute. We also learn that she has won the affections of a number of boys, including the youngest son of the family. We learn that the two of them have been friends since they were little children, and they are now in high school together. As the chapter opens, we are introduced to a young man named Daniel, who has just returned from a trip to the Galapagos Islands with his friend, Ashihara. He is a diligent young man, diligent and diligent. He has a good sense of humor, and he is a good listener. He tells his friend that he would like to be friends with him, but he does not know how to respond to his friend's questions. He asks his friend what he does while he is on a date, and his friend replies that he likes to hold hands, play games, and go home with his friends. He then asks his friends what they do while they are on their dates. They reply that they hold hands and play games together, but that they do not talk as much as they used to. The young man says that he is the one who asks the questions, and now that he answers them, he feels like the older one in the room. The conversation turns to the crab, and the young man asks where his friend is. The girl replies that she lost her toothbrush on the trip, and she thinks that the bucket of crab water was missing. She says that she thinks she would have gone anywhere they have not been, if she had not been with the young men. She tells him that she would go anywhere they havent been, but then she sees some water plants, so she stays put and tries to slip a good day to him. She then tells him to grab her friend and save her, but the young