Wearing a disguise, Miyagi manages to confront Shinobu, and learns Shinobu's side of the story. Miyagi chases Shinobu with his car and, at the peak of his anger, plays a scenario in his mind of what their supposed break up will be like. At the sight of Miyagi, Shinobu grabs the foreigner's hand and runs in the opposite direction. Several days later, Miyagi drives to Shinobu's school only to find him with a foreigner.
At first, Miyagi questions the significance of the date, then suddenly realizes that the date circled was one he would normally never forget: the date of death of the woman he loved years ago. Miyagi searches through his calendar for an appropriate day to confront Shinobu, only to find a particular date circled. After a short conversation, Miyagi finally realizes the issues troubling Shinobu. Miyagi tries to call Shinobu, but Miyagi's ex-wife answers. Miyagi attempts to reassure himself with the fact that he is the one who is being chased, but fails with the realization that he is at the mercy of the teenage boy. Miyagi then starts questioning Shinobu's sincerity about their relationship. They kiss and Usagi says in a whisper again and again that he loves him.Īn anxious Miyagi lying on his sofa ponders the complete absence of Shinobu-chin. He tosses him next to the room and tells Misaki to lick his finger to smoothen the scar. Usagi tells him that his attempt really makes him happy and suddenly carries him to their bedroom, because he "understood his true feelings". Usagi leaves, but Misaki stops him and tried to say "I love you" but fails as tears pour down his face. Both of them stay quiet and Misaki thinks about what Usagi’s father said and that he hasn't actually said, even once, that he loves Usagi. Making an excuse to stay in Usagi's room, Misaki tells Usagi that he has been acting weird lately and asks if he has something to say. Usagi heads back to his work room and Misaki debates telling him that he met his father, but can't do it. When Misaki comes home, Usagi hurts his finger by pouring coffee into a mug that is not heat resistant, shattering it. Then they meet Usagi’s brother and Misaki learns that the old man is Usagi's father. When they have arrived, the old man gets a phone call from his company that a car is waiting for him. The old man gives Misaki a ducky (for the bathtub), and said that he has plenty more ducks at home because he wants to build up his relationship with his son. Misaki says that he can have it because he has 2 more at home.
When they are on the train, the old man notices that Misaki has a wooden carved bear with 3 salmon. At the train station, Misaki meets an old man that doesn't seem to have ridden a train before. Usagi says to him that "maybe it's best for you to live on your own", confusing Misaki. Misaki is making breakfast, and complaining about Usagi's toys spread out around the house.
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