The narrator thanks the girls for sharing their food with him. He tells them that he likes to cook and asks them to describe the experience they had the day before. He asks them what kind of food they had, and they tell him that it was "really sweet" and tasted like "the taste of a leno again" . The narrator tells the girls that the forecast called for rain showers that evening, so he's off to collect the questionnaires that he asked her to bring to her today. He's sorry to ask so much, but can you bring them to him today ? The narrator says that he'll bet that the dessert is even sweeter than he expected it to be . He then asks the girls if they're done with their work, and the girls say that they are, but that they haven't finished with theirs yet. He wants to know if she's finished with hers yet, and she says that she'll have to wait until she gets home to tell him what she has for dessert.