In this short scene, the young narrator complains about his unrequited love for his "sweaty childhood friend" . He's been having sex with the girl since he was a kid, but he's never been able to get to know her since she's so busy with her job. She's always trying to get him to stop, but the narrator can't seem to get enough of her. The two of them are having sex, and the narrator is trying to make sure they don't get into a fight. The girl is all, "I love you." The narrator tries to get the girl to say something nice, but she doesn't want to say anything. She just wants to get out of the way so she can do whatever she wants with the sex. The narrator is all "Whoa, I've got to get away from this girl." The girl's like, "No, no, I just want to be alone with you. I'm not going to do anything to hurt you." Then the narrator gets all huffy and says, "You're right, I love you. You're the only one who's ever been alone with me. I can tell that you're in love with me, too. You know, just like you are with your girlfriend. You can tell, too, that we're both in love. You just have to be careful not to say too much to the girl