When he grows up, he says, he'll kill himself. He's going to get revenge for his mommy. Does it make sense to have both his wife and his son by his side? He asks if he wants to see his own son to be his enemy, to look at him with hatred? He says that if he doesn't respect his mommy, he won't be respected from his son. He also says that he already has his mommy and his foster father. That's enough, says he. He tells his son that he's not going to reconcile with his father. They have dinner ready. It's time to go have dinner. Aunt An says that it's ready to eat. She tells him that he should come back to his father's side just to be with the child. He agrees, saying that it will give him the chance to learn to grow up as a father. He then says that they should stay for a couple of days so that he can get to know his son better. He gives his son a piece of white truffle pizza he had prepared for him. He asks his mother to come sit with him. She says that she'll sit with her son at the table, and that she has dinner justified.