Everyone's excited about the launch of the airship, and the narrator asks everyone to write down their wishes on the lantern. He's not sure what his wishes are, but he's sure that they're pretty simple: "Fly to the sky, more food, and a perfect ending" . Hmm...what's his wish? Well, he doesn't know exactly what his wish is, but it's pretty simple - he wants to marry Cancan. Cancan's like, "I don't have a wish, but I'm sure you'll write one down for me." The narrator is all, "Oh, wait, what's your wish?" . He can't believe that Cancan is proposing to her, but then he remembers that the girl who proposed to him said she'd love to marry him, so he just has to draw something on his wish. He starts to freak out, and then he realizes that he has to calm down and kiss Cancan down. He realizes that the kiss is a "social death" scenario, and he'd rather die than be a part of it. He finally calms down and says, "What kind of social death scenario is this? " . The narrator thanks everyone for coming, and says that she's the only person who has been imagining things all day. She's glad that she can finally be alone with Cancan, because she'll have to hide her emotions from him. She tells him to sit down quietly and think of the future hardships that will come their way. She asks him to come with her for a drink, but cancan says he needs to wait for her to finish her interview. She apologizes for being late, and she leaves. She says that her sense of security is no longer coming from her alone.