The next time the family comes to dinner, they're going to try on the suit that they wore last year, but it doesn't fit anymore. The owner of the haute couture store, who's going to be at the party, tells the young master that he can ask for a new suit to wear. The young master wants the suit to be "younger," "less flamboyant," and "expensive and most dignified." The owner says that he'll make the suit "a little more youthful," but not too "flambusty." The seamstress tells the owner that she'd like to add embroidery to the suit, but the owner won't help her. The seamstress says that she can't, because her heart is full of love. She's been "bitten to death" by her customers' love for her, and she wants to pass down her technique of making the ultimate suit.