In this short scene, the narrator tells us that she's a student at a school that has a prince in class. The prince is the neighbor of the narrator's school, and he's the coolest guy in the class. He's so cool that the narrator is totally over him. The narrator asks the girl if she'd like to be friends with the prince, and the girl says that she would be happy to do so. The girl tells the narrator that she just moved into the next-door neighbor's house, and that the prince is her "what next -door kind of neighbor" . She's glad she didn't have to move out of her house, because now she can do whatever she wants in the school. She tells the girl that a year ago, she was "utterly hopeless" in the kitchen, and she insisted that she stay at her school because she couldn't manage it. Now, she says, she can't even manage the kitchen at her new school because her dad has gotten a promotion, which means that she has to leave the school and go back to her old one. She says that asking questions about her in class is what makes girls like her so much, because there's no one like her in the world. She also says that it's hard for her to ask questions about herself in front of other girls, because she doesn't want to be considered boring. She wants to know if the prince will invite her and her friend inside his house, so she can see what's going on in his room. She asks if he'd invite them inside, but he won't, because they're older and he lives alone. The girls agree that they'd be better off if he invited them inside instead, since they'