It's Sunday, and the narrator is free. He wants to get some food for himself, so he sends a message to his employer, asking him to come to his place and cook for him. He's not sure why, but he wants to be with his employer. The narrator says he'll send a message back to the employer, and then he can come back to his own place. The next time he's at his place, the narrator says, the owner will be there, too, and they'll have food for each other. He doesn't know why he'd want to be at the owner's place, but it's the right thing to do. The owner is waiting for him at the door, so the narrator goes inside to find him waiting for the owner. He asks the owner if he has a bath for him, but the owner says no, because he has to get ready for work. He tells the narrator to go ahead and take a bath, but then he asks the narrator if he can use the body cream that the owner has made for him after a bath. He says he can, but that he can't use it for one hour, because the owner is out of town. He gives the narrator a bath towel and a shirt, and tells him to head inside.