"The Line That Can't Be Crossed" The narrator tells us that the line between a prostitute and a dominatrix is "breaking high income all" . He's referring to the fact that a woman can make a lot of money by working as a prostitute, but she can't make as much as she can by having sex with a boy. The narrator doesn't know what to make of this, but he does know that he's going to be arrested if he tries to have sex with the boy. He also knows that the boy is from another school, and he'd like to seduce him. He tells the narrator he'll have to take a leave of absence from his job because the girl is "loud and obnoxious like a big sister" , but the narrator won't say anything about it. He says he wants to invite him over to his house for the summer break, but first he has to get his act together at work. He asks the narrator if it's okay for him to leave the girl by herself, and the narrator says it isn't his place to say anything. He then asks if the girl's family is okay with him leaving her by her own self, and if it was okay for the narrator to come to work right after his date with the girl. He wants to know how he put his new job together, and whether he needs to ask his family for help. He promises to do so if he needs money, and says he'm not worried about money at all.