She hated him – she really, really hated him. She'd spent an entire day in the principal's office – because of him. He officially was the worst person she'd ever met.
But yet, whenever they were together, she got really shy. She got nervous, Tina Quee – never, ever got nervous. And yet Chaz Moneranian made her nervous.
Chaz Moneranian. The pompous jerk! He cared more about his hair products, than he did her. He retrieved the footage of the prank – just too out scoop her.
And yet she was in love with him. She was more obsessed than she was with Lee. But she knew Chaz wouldn't care. He really didn't care about her.
She really hated how interchangeable the words love and hate could be.