The narrator tells us that he never imagined that he would have to leave the house where he has been living for so long. He says that he's been traveling all year round and that he doesn't have a lot of money left. He asks the narrator to withdraw some of the money for him. The narrator says that it would be better to live in a big city and not have to worry about money worries. He tells the narrator that he should take care of his grandpa and wait for him to come back. He goes on to say that the building smells so good that he can't wait to see where it comes from. He's so happy to see that he has a ring in his drawer. He wants to go check it out, but the narrator is so cruel to him and his grandpa that he crawls out of the building. He finds the ring in the drawer of the woman he was talking to at the aquarium the day before. He explains that the ring represents a promise he has made to her, and that she has been waiting for him for a long time. She asks him if he'll propose to her and he says yes. She says that she over-thought it, and he apologizes for being so hasty.