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The Real World: As Frank realizes that Emily is perfect and how much he misses her, Trishelle admits that she's jealous and wishes she had someone to be there for her like that. The sexual tension mounts as Trishelle, Frank and Steven leave for L.A. so that Frank can interview for business school. Meanwhile, the roommates get their next job assignment and it's to assist in a photo shoot for Stuff Magazine. They have to interview women, ask sexual questions and find locations in the hotel that can be shot for the spread. While Arissa and Brynn work back at the Palms, the three arrive in LA and have a fun night out on the town that includes a mechanical bull and plenty of drinks. Trishelle is all over Frank and when they get back to where they are staying they go swimming and temptations erupt. Frank resists, though, and the next day, after having the interview and getting accepted to USC, the three fly back to Vegas. That night, the roommates go out and Trishelle, who claims she's attracted to Frank when she's drinking and dark out continues to act flirtatious. Frank gives in and kisses Trishelle. The next day Frank wakes up disappointed that he kissed Trishelle. He calls Emily and expects her to break up with him but instead she understands and wants to keep up the relationship. Frank and the roommates then go to work and the photo shoot goes great and so everyone is proud of themselves. Still thinking about the kiss though, Frank worries that he's not ready for a long-distance relationship and so calls Emily and eventually breaks up with her.

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