The narrator asks if she wants to go further with her childhood friend, who is her first love. The narrator says she doesn't mind that he isn't a "couples who've known how I feel about him" , but she does want to spend time with him in the summer. She wants to know why she hasn't been spending time with her friend with a girl from India. The girl replies that she used to be "overseas like nasty" . She says she's a virgin too, and that it'll be difficult for her to have sex with a man like him. She tells the narrator to shut up and not to talk like he knows it all. She warns him that it will still be "too difficult" for him to be a virgin like her. He says he's had sex before, and it's okay. He wants to show the girl how he feels about his childhood friend. He tells her that he can't stop him from having sex with him because he knows that he is not a virgin. He asks her to show him how she feels about him, and she tells him that she has never had sex with someone like him before and that he has never shown her anything like this before. She asks him to show her if he feels like he is getting "tinged wet down here," and he says he does. He then asks her if she is a virgin and she says she is, and he tells her she is not. He goes on to say that she is getting wet because she has not orgasmed him before, but he has shown her "this manly side" of him for 20 years. She then asks him if his name is "looking like this" and he responds that it is. She goes on and on about how she can