When Hiroshi asks what happened to his sister, he is told that she was looking for him and that he was choked up watching her through the monitor. Hiroshi thinks that he might have found a rival for his sister's love, but he does not want to spoil the moment. He tells Hiroshi that he and his friend, Akihito, will go to the theater tomorrow to see the play. He says that the girl in the play was really good and that the man who played the part of the lead was very handsome. He also says that he met the man at dinner and that they only met once, but that he invited him out to dinner because he thought he would be able to date the woman he used to love. He asks if he has a picture of the man, and he replies that he does. He then asks what he thinks about the hottie from the school who invited him to dinner. He thinks she is from a good family with a good salary. He adds that he would like one of his kiss tickets to use when they are about to fight. He is sorry to make him go to a trou-ble , but the food is elegant and not too subtle. He wonders if the man would rather be with her first love than him . It is not fair, he says, to pin it on her boyfriend. He reminds her that imagination is important, but she might scare it off if she keeps that up.