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The Real World: They've had the fight to end all fights but Veronica is still on Aneesa's mind. Aneesa looks for sympathy and understanding from everyone but no one is interested. Her mom doesn't want to hear any more bad news, Tonya and Chris think that Aneesa should just be glad to be rid of her. But Aneesa really wants Veronica to call. Cara empathizes with her, saying, "I don't blame Aneesa at all for still having feelings for Veronica. Sometimes when people push you away, it makes you that much more likely to attach yourself to them." Cara may know a thing or two about this phenomenon. Her dad comes in for a quick visit and takes everyone out to dinner. Cara reveals that her dad is now living in Indiana while the rest of her family is in St. Louis, which isn't ideal. She had never felt close to her father until recently and is very appreciative of his love. After her dad leaves, she's also really appreciative of Kyle's friend Djordje. She's so intrigued by him that they have a very public one night stand that leaves Cara a bit broken. Meanwhile, the "bitch" calls. Well, that's how Aneesa describes it. Veronica leaves a multitude of messages and eventually Aneesa agrees to see her. After a brief battle, Aneesa gives in and takes her back. But the rekindled romance is short lived after a night on the town ends with Veronica once again in the center of drama and police stepping in. Aneesa has finally had enough and breaks up with Veronica over the phone, hanging up on her with the parting words, "Feel the center of this, bitch!"

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