In this chapter, we learn that the woman in question is the same woman we met in the previous chapter. She's now a "stalker" , and she's been having an affair with the guy who used to be her "first love" . We learn that he's a "compensated dating" guy, meaning that he gets paid to do sex acts for other people's money . This is a big deal, because the guy is supposed to be "pursuing the same dazing dreams as before." The narrator is shocked to learn that this is the case, but he doesn't know what else to do. He asks the woman if she cares about the "important stuff," like how long she saw the guy, and how many times she saw him . The woman says that she didn't care at all, and that she just needed to get some money in order to pay for the sex acts. The narrator tells the woman that the guy's "real name" or "ad thing" is "dress or any well . . with compensating dating," which means that he has to pay someone to do a sex act for him on his behalf. He also tells the