In this chapter, we're introduced to a young woman who has just graduated from college. She's a little obsessed with the fact that she's the only person in the world who's been accepted into a top-tier university. We're also introduced to her crush, who we'll meet later in the chapter. The two of them are in love, but they're not in love with each other. They're in love because they want each other to be, and they don't want the other to know that they love each other, too. We also learn that the guy in this chapter has a crush on one of the women in the story, and he's not happy about it. He's also not happy that the woman in this story is studying hard and growing in her own worth. We learn that she was once in a relationship with a guy who was her crush's cousin, and she was jealous of the man's crush. She also learns that the man she was with was a bit of a jerk, and that he was so angry at her that he dragged her home to teach her a lesson. In other words, she was a little too proud of her crush to be proud of herself. The chapter ends with a quote from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. It's about love, and love is not everything in life. Love isn't the only thing that's important in life, but it's just one of many things that make up a person's life. For example, if you're young, beautiful, and loved, you should be able to see the world in a different way than you do with your boyfriend. If you'