The narrator begins this chapter by asking the reader whether school is fun when you thanks your teacher for making the school a good place to be. He then asks the reader to imagine what it would be like to be a student and to be grateful for the good things he has done in his life. He tells the reader that he feels lonely when he is not around, and that he would like his teacher to be nice to him tonight. The narrator then asks him if he is planning on going out with him today. He says he feels like he is doing something bad, and the narrator responds that it was not that long ago that he was a student who did something bad. He asks if the narrator is a pervert, and he says that he used to tease a prostitute, and not pay him. He also asks if she blushes, and she replies that she does. He continues, asking if she likes or dislikes cos, rub, rub. He wonders if she does it hurt, and asks if it hurts when she talks a lot. She replies that it does, and then she asks if he does it all the time. She says that she loves him more than her mother, and when she says that, he replies that he loves her more than his mom. She asks if this means that he is thinking about her when they are going out, and if he wants to be secure. She wonders if he thinks