The narrator asks if she wants to go further with her childhood friend. She says she's just worried about how she can do whatever she wants with whoever she wants. The narrator tells her that she can go out with whomever she wants, just like she did with the guy she had her first sexual encounter with. He asks her if she loves him, and she says yes, and he asks her why he's looking at her like that. He wants to know if she has feelings for him. She tells him that she does, but she doesn't want him to know that she has other feelings for other guys. He's already flirting with another girl, she says, so why is he flirting with her when he already has another girl hanging out with him? The narrator tries to get her to stop flirting with him, but he won't listen. He says he'll go back to his childhood friend, who's his first love. He tells her he can do what he wants with whomever he wants. She's worried that she'll get into trouble if she goes out with someone else. She asks him if he wants to be her first love, and the narrator says yes. She wants him to tell her that he loves her, and that he wants her to love him back. He then asks her to tell him what she wants from him, because he