This chapter's epigraph is from a poem by the famous poet . The poem is about a man who is in love with a woman, but he is not attracted to her. He wants to marry her, but she is not interested in him. He is attracted to a woman who is beautiful, but not beautiful enough to be his lover. He does not like boys, and he does not want to get close to a girl. This is the reason why he is so attracted to women, and why he has so much trouble getting close to girls. He has a feeling that the man who broke the contract with the client is the one who is involved in the scandal with the casting couch. The casting couch matter has not yet been settled, but the young man has gone to meet someone. The young man wears a matching outfit and is seen with his boyfriend on the street. The two of them are reported to have been seen together along the famous bar street. It is believed that this young man loves handsome men and not beautiful women, which is why he was attracted to the young woman. He was also seen pushing her away, and the visual impact of the photo was great and it was provocative. It was a winning blow, and it is basically a losing blow. He would have read his mind if he had known earlier, he says, if he used his mind reading ability he would have been exposed long ago. He says that he is going to ask his friend to explain this, and that they do not know who is right and who is wrong. They have no evidence, but they have to look for evidence to clear their own names. As far as he knows, the young men popularity has always been quite average as a