In the final chapter, the truth about Uncle Waltz's death strengthens people's belief in him, and he is posthumously recognized as a saint. The celebration of the 5th year of the Happiness Law becomes a celebration of his legacy. The protagonist spends the day with Isobel and their children, cherishing every moment. They decide to write down the whole story in a journal and bury it in their garden to preserve the truth for future generations.

The chapter ends with the protagonist reflecting on the enduring presence of the Happiness Law for the past eight centuries. Scipion, an archaeologist, discovers the ancient journal and realizes the profound impact of the Happiness Law throughout history. He contemplates the message of the book and decides to keep the secret buried, embracing the importance of cherishing every moment in his own life.

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In this chapter, the family decides to celebrate and have a family dinner at Isobel's mother's country house. Dr. Wantz, now referred to as Uncle Waltz, experiences the joy of being with a family, playing with the children, and feeling the warmth of their love. The protagonist hopes that this evening with his newfound family will change Uncle Waltz's mind about sacrificing himself for the Greater Good.

The dinner is filled with happiness and a celebration of life, and Uncle Waltz becomes emotional, expressing his gratitude for the incredible moments they have shared. The protagonist offers Uncle Waltz to stay with their family as Uncle Waltz, keeping his secret safe. Uncle Waltz agrees, and they enjoy a serene moment on the porch, appreciating the beauty of the night.

Uncle Waltz reveals his plan to dive into the lake at midnight as a symbolic rebirth, and the protagonist prepares to have a cup of tea with him. However, at midnight, the protagonist discovers that Uncle Waltz has drowned in the lake, apparently selected by a Freer without his knowledge. Isobel, who believes in the Happiness Law, admires Uncle Waltz for his righteousness and sees his death as proof of his honesty.

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In this chapter, the protagonist reflects on their previous investigations and their realization about the truth behind the Hidden K. They feel a mix of emotions, including bitterness, admiration, and sympathy towards Dr. Wantz, who sacrificed so much for the Greater Good. The protagonist realizes their own shortcomings in judging others too quickly and now carries the burden of knowledge about the Midnight Last Call.

They have a heartfelt conversation with Dr. Wantz, expressing their concern for him and urging him not to take his own life. However, their conversation is interrupted by Isobel's arrival, and they invite Dr. Wantz to have dinner with them.

The chapter ends with a touching moment as Isobel thanks Dr. Wantz for saving their lives and invites him to be a part of their family.

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