In this story, Erica discusses her recent breast implants with her friend Tia, who admires them. Tia's father expresses concern about the implications of such procedures, using a metaphor about apples and oranges to explain that true love is based on authenticity, not appearances. After a heated conversation, Tia dismisses her father's worries but receives devastating news that Erica has died due to complications from her implants. This tragic event forces Tia to reconsider her choices and her father's perspective on self-acceptance, highlighting the importance of loving oneself and the risks associated with altering one's body.