When the scene opens, we are introduced to a young man named Canza, who has just returned from a visit with his friend, Mr. Makihara. Canza asks the boy to practice sex with him, but the boy is unable to do so because he has not found a present for him. When the boy asks if he can borrow the boy for a moment, the boy replies that he will, but he will have to excuse himself for a second. He then tells the boy that he has a business to discuss with the boy's father, and that he is going to borrow him for some time. The boy, however, is not sure that it is the right time to leave, for he has made his father angry. He asks if it is proper to leave at such a time, and the boy says that it would be better to keep the other men busy with their "treat." He then asks whether it is better for him to be alone than to keep them busy with his "treat" . When he hears the boy asking for help, he realizes that the boy has been drinking and smoking, and he wonders if he is smoking alone. He wonders if the boy will be able to use his bath time soon, and when the boy tells him that it will be closing, he asks if there is any time left for them to have sex. He also asks if they can have sex tomorrow, and they agree that they will.