In this chapter, we learn that lala has been secretly reading romance novels since she was a teenager. These novels are "naive" and have little meaning, but she likes them because they have "intense twists and turns" . In fact, she is so in love with them that she is willing to risk her life to read them. In chapter 16, lala thanks her friend for sharing her happiness with her. She tells him that she was saved in a car accident by a boy who hit her with a basketball. She says that she used to be "self taught" and had no friends, but now she can confide in her friend. She asks him if he has ever read a romance novel for teenage girls. He replies that he has never read one. lala says that now that she can share her secrets with him, she will be able to tell her parents and her sister where the boy came from. She thanks him for being her friend and asks him to find the boy who saved her in the car accident. He will be wearing her school uniform, so he will be in her school. He is very handsome, so it will be easy for her to find him. She invites her sister to have dinner with her and tells her that she has a close friend who is also in the same school as her. They have just met again.