Two months have passed since the beginning of the school year, and Olivia is still worried about what's going on between Olivia and her classmates. She's also worried about the fact that Olivia hasn't been able to make up her mind about whether or not she's in love with anyone. Olivia wants to know if anyone else in the school has ideas for a Valentine's Day-style event to celebrate Olivia's potential love interests. Olivia is thrilled to hear that Eric is on the school's sports festival committee, which means that Olivia can sit next to people she knows. Olivia wonders if the game could have been written in such a way as to make Olivia feel better about her feelings for someone else. Olivia also wonders if Olivia would have known about Olivia being a "commoner" if she hadn't gotten along with her classmates so well. Olivia asks if she'll be able to participate in the event. Olivia says that she'd be happy to do so, too, if only she could be treated like a "mistress" instead of a "cheerleader" . Olivia admits that she doesn't fit into the other students' social circle, but she wants to make sure that Olivia is treated well. She wants to thank Olivia for the kindness she showed the other day. Olivia tells Olivia that everyone wants to be friends with her now that Olivia has come to school. Olivia thinks that Olivia will be the one to save her from the other girls' temptations, but Olivia is not so sure. Olivia promises to pass out the love seat for Olivia to the guy who wants to "cheat" to get a seat next to Olivia.