A girl in class confesses to the Governess that she likes him. The Governess tells the girl that she's going on a date with him, but that she doesn't know what to do with herself. She asks the girl if she enjoys being with her, and the girl says that she does, but she'd really like to know what she should do with her life now that they're together. The girl says she'll try to put her feelings into words, and she asks if she can ask him one thing: "that you like me." The girl admits that she hasn't said anything like that yet, but says she wants to hear it from her. She wants to know if she're missing something, and if they can call their first date "their first date." She says they could call it their "first date," but she won't show her feelings right away, because she wants her feelings to be clear. She's not into going on dates, she says, because it would be like she made the girl say it, and it'll sound like she said it herself. But the girl is too dense to say it herself, so she says she likes her, too, but it's too dense for her.