The chapter opens with a description of a young man who has just graduated from college and is now a werewolf. He asks if he is strong enough to be a monster, and the young man replies that he is, because he is old enough and has good grades. The young man then asks if his friends graduated with him, and he says that he does, but he hasn't been in contact with them in a while. He tells the man that if they meet again, he'll give him his number, and they'll talk about the missing woman. He also tells him that he knows how his brother looks like, and that he thinks he's just been drinking somewhere. He says that if he were to meet her again, his limbs would be as sexy as before, and she's name would be back on his list. He then asks why he is still there, and says that it's too hot to be outside. He wants to know what the problem is with his brother, and asks what he did with the last time he saw him. He explains that he found the wrong information, and promises to treat him well the next time he sees him. Then he asks if she has forgotten who he is. She says that she has, but that she couldn't understand it either. He squeezes her hand and asks her to explain what's happening. She gulps and asks him if he came to rescue her. He doesn't tell her the history of the dance he should've told the police, but she says that the monsters she was talking about weren't monsters, but they should be fine, and so he just did what he was