The narrator asks the protagonist what his favorite place is today, and the protagonist tells him that he's interested in going to an art museum and a cafe. He says that he doesn't intend to get married, and that he can't taste the food at all. The narrator says that she's so stupid that she thinks she'll have no intention of ever getting married. She tells the protagonist not to worry, though, because next time she can go to her parents' house and drop off her gifts. The protagonist tells the narrator that she and her husband will be going back home to drop off some gifts for their parents. He's glad that she likes the hot springs she went to on her honeymoon, and he says that his father will be happy to see them. He also says that they'll be coming back to pick up their gifts from the hostess. He tells the story of how he and his wife went to a hot spring for their honeymoon. They also went on their honeymoon there, and they're glad that they liked it. He adds that his wife is tired, so they won't have much time to spend with her. They're going back to the house, he says, and she says that her mother and her son are acting the same way. She says that's because she only had two sons, so she hopes that it's not a girl. She's tired, she says, because her mother is exhausting. She asks if the glasses she gave her husband were okay with that. She didn't like the glasses because she thought they would make a nice gift, but she doesn'