Relief hits me.
 
 Me: Okay. Love you!
 
 Dax: Love you too, gorgeous.
 
 Joy fills me. Dax no longer holds back his I love yous. He's constantly telling me, even when I don't say it first.
 
 I send him three kiss emojis and go into my bedroom. I slip on the pink dress and matching heels, put on the pendant necklace that Avery gave me, and trace the ivy leaves. Every time I wear it, I smile. It was such a thoughtful gift.
 
 I glance at my reflection in the mirror and have flashbacks of my night with Lilly, Bobby, and Dax. I close my eyes, trying to push them away.
 
 I hate thinking about it.
 
 I still can't believe I did it.
 
 Dax might always assure me I didn't do anything wrong, but I wish I could erase the memory.
 
 I got into the Gammas.
 
 I did what it took.
 
 My stomach flips. It's weird when I see Bobby. He looks at me differently now, and it's almost like he's too nice. Plus, he always hugs me, which makes me cringe.
 
 Oddly enough, Lilly and I went back to our normal relationship. Nothing seems to have changed. I thought it would feel different, but she's her normal self.
 
 I go into the bathroom and apply my makeup. I'm finishing putting on my whore-red lipstick when there's a knock on the door.
 
 I open it, and Avery's there, wearing a pink shift dress. She beams at me, chirping, "There's my newest sister. You look gorgeous."
 
 I glance down at my pink dress. "Thanks."
 
 She hugs me, and her scent fills the air. I inhale it, loving it as much as I always have, and starting to feel the little bit of the intoxication it always brings.
 
 She questions, "Are you ready to go?"
 
 "Yes."
 
 We leave the house and I get into her car. It doesn't take long to arrive at the sorority house. Only six girls I rushed with are in the dining room.
 
 "Where's everyone else?" I ask Avery.
 
 Her lips twitch. "They didn't get in."
 
 "Oh."
 
 She leans into my ear, "Only special women become Gammas, Ivy. And you proved you belong here."
 
 I smile, forcing away the sympathy I have for the others.
 
 Avery's breath hits my ear as she adds, "Prudes aren't allowed in our sorority."
 
 They didn't do what I did.
 
 My gut churns at the thought.
 
 Stop it! You're a Gamma!
 
 They picked me over the others. This is a happy time.