Worries - The mother of fourteen-year old Jirka finds a love letter in the boy's coat pocket in which a girlfriend from school invites him to the cinema. The grandmother, whom the mother shared the trouble with, agrees with her that the boy is still too young for girls. When the girl phones him and Jirka asks if he can go to the cinema, the grandmother thinks of a clever move. She says that it is pity that Jirka won't be home since they are making his favourite pancakes for dinner. Jirka immediately declines the girl's invitation. Sunday - Jirka's sister Dáša is getting herself up for a date. She and her boyfriend Honza are going to a restaurant at the Barrandov terraces. They have a sundae and dance the whole afternoon. The bored expressions on their faces are at odds with the sunny day. The couple practically do not say a word to each other. Despite this, when in the evening her brother asks her about it, Dáša says she has had a wonderful day. Misunderstood - Family man Dvořák is spending a Sunday in May by the water with his young mistress. He fusses over her and, afraid of making a fool of himself, agrees to take a swim in the cold water. In the evening, with a cold and a fever, he lets his wife pamper him. Holiday - Soldier Toník Dvořák returns to Prague on leave. He buys a bunch of primroses but does not give them to his girlfriend. In front of the hairdresser's shop where she works there is already another admirer waiting for her. The disappointed Toník takes the flowers home to his mother.
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