It's been snowing all day, and now the narrator is crying. He's talking to his friends about the "most glorious love" he's ever known. He doesn't think it could have been Benio, but he thinks it's because of his "protection" from danger. He tells his friends that they're going to have a culture fair at the house, where they'll be able to meet people from all over the world. He wants to do something weird, like have a haunted house, or have some fancy maids come and help them out. He also wants to know if Benio wants to go for a walk with him. The narrator thinks that it must be a coincidence that Benio's name is the same as the name of the guy who works at the florist's shop where he works. He thinks that's a coincidence, too, because Benio is bossing him around, and he wants to show him around the house. He asks Benio what he thinks of benio, and she tells him that she liked him, but that she didn't mean it that way. She also says that she'd like to know more about him, so she's going to ask Benio to come and visit her. Benio says he'll come and show her around, but first, he has to ask her what she thinks of him. She says she likes him, and that she likes Benio. She's not sure if that means that she loves him or not, but she does know that he likes her. She wants to play a game with him, like "the king game" , where he gets to kiss her three times, even if it means he can't kiss her back. She asks him if he thinks that she is being reckless