Daisy tries to ignore this as a hallucination and goes back to talk with Jericho.

Now, Daisy was a very practical, logical kind of person. Which is why she knew that, realistically speaking, the most likely explanation for what was befalling her was that she was having a hallucination. Yes, that was clearly the better answer than her somehow turning into a guy thanks to, what, magic? Now that she'd cleared that up, Daisy decided to ignore this hallucination and get back to the bathroom to talk to Jericho more. He gave her a bit of a weird look when she came back, to be sure, but that was probably because she'd been in the bathroom too long. "Anyway," he said hesitantly and Daisy got back into her seat. "The other day, it felt like she was mad at me because I couldn't read her mind."

That absolutely sounded like the kind of foes someone would face in dating Amanda, and Daisy always hated it when people just assumed the other person knew what they were thinking. It also seemed to happened a lot with other girls, too. "I definitely know what you mean, I hate it when girls do that to me. People should just tell each other what they want, it makes the most sense."