In this chapter, the narrator explains that the book club cheated with the student council president of class three. He tells the reader that he is working hard for student rights. He explains that he just provided them with the evidence that he took before. He says that he's working hard because he wants to know what's happening. The narrator tells the student body president, sungwoon, that he often passes the corridor where he and nana often see each other. He asks her to go and buy garlic bread for nana, but she refuses, saying that she doesn't know what to do. She tells the narrator that nana will feel sorry for them because she has to leave their guests, and that they should ask her to buy them something for them. She says that she might be a bit thoughtful considering nanas personality, but the narrator points out that it's all just a formality. nana is going to go to college and become the next president of the company, which means that she'll be the replacement right away. She'll also be the only daughter in her family, so she's going to have to deal with her own problems once she graduates. If the narrator were to look at nana after she graduates, he says that it would be much harder to confirm her feelings than it is to confirm the feelings of the other candidates. He bets 1 million won on the outcome of the match.