True love.

'I love you, Liv.' I looked at his eyes to see if he was joking or not. He wasn't, but he didn't look sincere either. Could someone really be this stupid?

'No, you don't.' He looked at me with a sad expression, like he wanted me to say something else.

'Yes I do, Liv, why are you doing this?' He asked me.

'Look I really don't want to hurt your feelings, but I think you've mistaken liking someone for love. You can't just say 'I love you' to someone. Love and hate are the strongest emotions; you can't just say them without meaning it. For me love is many things; trust, friendship, not being able to live without the other person, knowing the other person so good you can read any expression on their face, passion and many other things. Love needs time. I don't believe in love at first sight, it isn't possible. You know why? It's because love isn't just shallow, it doesn't just like the looks of a person but the personality as well. You say you love me, yet I've only known you for a week, you couldn't possibly have developed such a strong feeling for me in a week. So you're probably lying to me. I'm sorry, but I don't think we can see each other anymore.' His expression suddenly changed from a sad one to an angry one.

'I don't get you, Liv, I did everything right. I spent time with you and told you I loved you, isn't that what girls want? I don't even care anymore; they can have the twenty bucks.'

Olivia Grant is very reserved, stubborn and a strong believer of love. When she finds out that there is an old tradition in her school to place bets on if the guy can sleep with the girl or not, she's furious. She wants revenge, but what if someone finds out what's she's planning?