In this chapter, we learn that the two students are taking a photography class together, and that the professor is also taking the class. When the professor asks for the student's number, the student replies that it was not the right time for him to ask for the number, but that he is on round five, so the professor should not have asked for his number. The student asks what is wrong with the professor, and the professor replies that he smiles like that because he is a human being. The professor asks the student if he would like to drink some water, but the student says that it is almost over, and he is leaving soon. He asks for some soup, and says that now he understands why all the moths attached to the professor have left. He says that he will not be taking the art class anymore, because it is not the place for them. He tells the student that it has been awhile since the professor has changed, and asks her to reach him, a junior year in the art department. He is rich, handsome, and in love with the student. The young student asks why the professor seems to be so close to him, and she says that she is looking for someone in the department of art, because he seems handsome and rich. She asks why it is so sudden, suddenly unrequited love, and wonders what she means by unrequited love. The two students seem to be very close because they belong to the same student council, and they are both vice-presidents of the student council