This part of the book was written by Angelique while the first few were from Nia Dixon. In this section of the book, I've notice a little different writing style, but felt that emotions were bit stronger and very catchy. I was more impressed than the other writer. I think she did a wonderful job and believe she has great talent. In chapter one, Angelique wrote about a girl with two personalities, not the psychotic kind. It is more like the personalities that people expresses once they gain comfortability. For instance, I am shy in class but energetic at home; People are serious at work and lazy at home; etc.
Furthermore, She writes about a girl name Margaret who has a similar personality to a very soft spoken library girl and the other side is a sexual person that she is. She always tries to keep her sexual side dormant at all times, because it seemed like it might ruin and destroy her, not physically of course. I think everyone relates to this kind of situation and some people seemed to be comfortable enough. It's funny how Margaret calls her other personality Jade. Jade is the total opposite of Margaret, which reminds me of the movie Tamara, and I recommend this movie for some people to watch and see what I meant.
Moving on, Margaret shares information about who is Jade to Anthony. I assumed that Anthony is her ex-something, but I've discovered that he was just a psychiatrist. Surprisingly nothing happens between the two despite the extreme tension she shares. Another surprising thing is that Margaret has a thing for girls. This made me realize maybe she really has an issue from the past that triggered her other personality. The story didn't have a great ending and hoping that it will continue in the later chapters.
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