The narrator tells us that he's going to have to ask Hiroyuki to take a picture of himself. He's worried that Hiroyuki doesn't seem to want him to ask him about the magazine. Hiroyuki, he says, is half-French, so he'd be a little disappointed if he didn't come back soon. The narrator says he'll go to his photo club and ask for a picture. He also tells Hiroyuki that he can't go home for the Golden Week, either, because his brother is starting to get a little heavy. He asks if she's his little sister, and she says she is. He tells her that when he was five, she took him by the hand, hid him, and taught him how to take pictures from her grandpa. That's when he started running away from her house, and it was when he learned to take photographs from his grandpa. Now, he tells her, he wants to talk to Hiroyuki for a second. He wants to know if Hiroyuki is going to blackmail him, or if he just stepped on a landmine without thinking about it. He wonders if he should tell anyone that he was once a model. He says he used to be one, but he was told to be more innocent. One day, he got caught in the middle of a commercial, and they sent him weird letters, followed him around, and sent him a grown woman. He doesn1t really know what to say. But he says he thinks the shape of the cloud is "incredi" or "new leaves" under the "cloud." He says that if she won1t let him take his picture, he1ll let her take her picture as well. He then asks when he got here, and says he1s a quarter-French.