It's the last chapter of the novel, and it's about to end. The narrator grabs his shutter and starts taking pictures. He's going to take them to the photo studio, where they're going to be printed. He doesn't want to wait around for Hiroto to ask him about what happened in the woods. He wants to get everything taken care of before he leaves. He tells Haruki to make him a body pillow so he won't get cold. He also tells her that he loves her too, and that they've spent so much time together that there's something special about their relationship. He says he'll take the photos and show them to her, and then he's off to meet Hiroto at the airport. Hiroto's back in New Zealand, and he seems to be getting ready to return home. He takes a bunch of pictures of his new home, and one of them is of his friend narumi's house, which he knows isn't really there. He wonders if it might be the fairy Hiroto was talking about, but he can't figure out what it is. He and Hiroto have been sending each other pictures every day for the past eight months, and the more memories he has, the greater his love for each other. Now that he has experienced love, he says, the more he loves his friend. He asks Hiroto if he can show him the world through his eyes.