The next morning, the two men go to the bridge where they have agreed to meet. As they walk together, the narrator notes that the bridge is quieter than usual. He is surprised to find that the girl he has been missing, June, has returned. He asks her why she didn't tell him in advance that she was coming back. She replies that she is coming back because he is so cute. The two men embrace, and the narrator says that he wants to be with her forever. He wants to make her happy. He tells him that he has always been different from him since he was a child, but that he was willing to be his friend. He says he is happy to have him with him, and that he loves him too. He feels that the word "love" is simple and pure, but it is hard to explain. He tries to explain that love brings happiness to people, but he cannot. The narrator tells the couple to stop being so lovey-dovey, and they agree to meet at the bridge.