The narrator complains that he's been left out of breakfast for the past few days because a new tenant has moved in and a photographer has been taking pictures. He goes to the steamed buns shop to get some food. He's so hungry that he decides to go to the shop first to buy some buns. The old man who works in the shop tells him that they're all his old neighbors and that now that he has become rich, he has to stop pretending to be a rich guy and marry into his family. He tells him to stop acting like a rich kid and to stop being a gigolo. He then goes on to tell him that the news of his marriage has already spread all over town. First, he took a pretty girl out with him the next day, and then he took three bodyguards with him to deposit money into his bank account. What's the meow? What was he doing with the money? The narrator is so shocked that he wants to slap the old man on the face for being so shameless. He says that he used to sell himself, but now he is turning back on his former neighbors. He also says that the way of