In this chapter, Ganymede continues to be jealous of the friendship he has formed with his friend, the boy named Maru. He is sure that the boy will never be a single person, and he hopes that he will not be single for long. The boy, however, is not so sure. He has decided to keep the topic of his friendship a secret from his classmates at school because he wants them to know that he is in love with a girl named Aoi-Kyu. He asks his friend if he is the one who is going out with the boy, and Ganyamin tells him that she is the only friend he can count on. Ganyeman is surprised to learn that his friend has gone to the girl's side, but he is still not sure if the boy means that he loves her or that he means that she loves him. He wonders if Ganyema has gone out with him because he is a good person and a good friend, and if she has confidence in him, too. He also wonders if she is going to be the one to go out with her boyfriend, because he has a little confidence and she has a lot of good qualities. He then wonders if they are going out together because they are both good people, too, and that they are the only friends he can trust. He thinks that they will be the ones who go out together, because they both have good qualities and they are good people. He does not want to tell his friend that he has gone over to Aoi to her side, because it would be awkward, and it would make him feel bad. He wants to know what the boy's name is, and how he came to be with the girl, and why he has been going out, and what he is doing, and so on. He knows that he cannot count on anyone, because unlike him, he does not have trouble relating to