The narrator tells us that Aaliyah is "pretty and cool" and that she's "the embodiment of solitude" . She's also "at her best when she're cute" , but she doesn't get the same attention from the other members of the club as she does from the girls she hangs out with. The narrator says that she found out that she practiced and her face gets red so easily when she smiles at home alone, and she still keeps an old toy from when she was young. He tells her that she should cut out the old stuffed toy and not make him hit her with it. He says that he's got free time now, so he thought he'd invite her out for some drinks or something. She says that's fine, but that she never said that she wanted to be with him. He asks if it's okay for her to drink too much when they're with him, and then he says that if he makes a pass at her, he'll slap her under her shirt. He's going to leave, he says, if she won't stop him. She tries to get him to take her home, but he says he can't, because she was too drunk to stop him at the bar. He kisses her, and they kiss shut up.