The narrator asks his childhood friend if he understands the meaning of "living with a yeah" . The man replies that he does, but that it is not possible to have a "wed ding" , a small gathering, with just family. He suggests that they might have a wedding at a church in his neighborhood, where his father used to bring him there as a child. The narrator accepts the idea humbly. He asks if it is possible that he is the son of Mr. saki, for everyone is "nothing more delightful" than to be "of use". The narrator tells his friend that the reason he used to attend church was because he wanted to "live god bless everyone". He then asks if his grandfather is in good health, and the narrator thanks him for his good wishes. He tells the narrator that he has just returned from checking on his grandfather in the hospital, and that they are planning a wedding in the near future. He wonders if his mom is doing well, and wonders if her health is improving. He then wonders if she has time to get married, and he wonders if he will have to wait until the following year.