It's the old house of his grandfather, where he used to live as a kid. He tells the young man that he'd never dared approach the place before, because everyone else was wearing high-fashion clothes. The young man tells him that he just pulled down all the decorations and put on some casual clothes to make the place feel more like home. He asks the waiter if he can have a drink, and the waiter says he'll give him a nonalcoholic drink. He's also a guest at the house, so he doesn't need to give out drinks. He says that if it weren't for the waiter, he wouldn't have treated him this way. The waiter says that it's his fault that there are so many waiters, and that if he hadn't been there, he would've gotten tired of giving out drinks and would have gotten angry. He wants to talk to the director. The director says that he should consider casting the young actor, who's so good at acting that he can do a good job. He thanks the doctor for solving the problem between him and Yao'er. The doctor says that the doctor will show him around the house first, and then he can go to the washroom. The narrator says that this is the first time he's been in this kind of situation, and he'm not used to it. He thinks that the young guy is earning money by giving a performance, and by making excuses for people to touch his hands. He also wants to know if anyone has naughty thoughts.