Even a father still wants it. The narrator tells us that it's been a while since he's seen his son, and now that he is, he wants him to be his son. He's got a new house, and he wants his son to be like him. He wants him as his own son, not as a servant. He also wants to be a university student, and that's where his son is from. Oh, and by the way, the kid at the train station is also a student at the university, and the narrator says that he'll be back soon. The two of them sit down to eat dinner, but the narrator is worried that the boy is trying to tempt him with food. He tells her to wait until they're alone, and she says that she'll take care of him.