"Double Marriage" is the title of this chapter. It's a reference to the fact that the narrator's wife is engaged to a man who looks just like her, but the narrator doesn't know what to make of it. He tells his aunt that he's going back home in a month to get married. He's been busy preparing for the wedding, and his aunt says that he looks good in his new clothes. The narrator says that everything seems to be moving too fast for him, and that he hasn't even met his fiance yet. He says that they're going to a fancy restaurant in the middle of nowhere, and he'll be waiting for them there. He asks his aunt if she's arrogant, and she says that she isn't. She tells him that he should hurry up to the restaurant, because the guy is waiting there for them. She says that it's too mysterious for him to have prepared a surprise for her, so he should be direct with her. The location of the restaurant is too mysterious, he says, so they'll have to wait for fish to catch the bait. He also says that the guy has arranged an interview with him, but he seems to have gotten a little gentler lately. They're heading to a place called ring ring district, and the narrator asks if there are any restaurants in the area, since there aren't as many tourists as he'd like. He points out that the area is near the forest, but due to a lack of traffic, all the restaurants are closed down. He adds that the place looks shabby, but it is "completely different inside" , and only true foodies can find such a place. He