The narrator introduces us to a young man named Momokamiyano, who works in the marketing department at a company called Nana-Lanka. He's just turned 26 and has been working for the company for three years. He tells us that his boss, Mr. Aiba, is a "smart and respectful person" and that he's looked up to Aiba ever since he entered the company. He asks if he sprained his leg, and Aiba tells him to pick the right shoes for the next day's meeting. The narrator is impressed by the young man, who he thinks is the new kid on the block. He also learns that this is the third year that Aiba has asked him to run the company's annual Halloween party, and that this year, he'll be working with his buddy, Tamura, who's also in charge of the party. The young man wants to know if he can ask Tamura to teach him how to do the trick-or-treating, so he asks Aiba to give him the ropes to do it. He says that he hopes he can learn from Aiba and that the chief trusts him enough to help him with the project. He then asks if Aiba can show him some of the documents that he needs to print out and copy, so that he can take a look at the finished product. A flustered Aiba shows him the documents, and he thanks Aiba for his help. Awkwardly, Aiba says that since they found the documents back in the office, they've been able to do a lot of good things for the organization. Aghast, the narrator sighs that he doesn't know how to take the picture. He hopes that someday, he will be able to look at Aiba's sleeping face and admire it from up close.