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Simpson sent the manuscript to Lisa before it was published, but at first she didn't read more than the opening.
這本書出版前，辛普森把書稿寄給了麗薩，但最初她只讀了開頭。
"In the first few pages, I was confronted with my family, my anecdotes, my things, my thoughts, myself in the character Jane," she noted.
“在開始的幾頁里，我看到了我的家庭、我的趣事、我的物品、我的想法，我在叫簡的角色中看到了我自己。”她說，
"And sandwiched between the truths was invention—lies to me, made more evident because of their dangerous proximity to the truth."
“在事實之間夾雜著創作——對我來說那就是謊言，可是那又跟事實那么接近。”
Lisa was wounded, and she wrote a piece for the Harvard Advocate explaining why.
麗薩很受傷，她為哈佛的《代言人》雜志寫了一篇文章說明原因。
Her first draft was very bitter, then she toned it down a bit before she published it.
她的第一稿語氣非常尖刻，后來在發表前她進行了一些修改。
She felt violated by Simpson' s friendship. "I didn't know, for those six years, that Mona was collecting," she wrote.
她感覺被辛普森的友誼所侵犯。“我不知道，那6年以來，莫娜一直在收集素材，”她寫道，
"I didn't know that as I sought her consolations and took her advice, she, too, was taking."
“我不知道當我尋求她的安慰、索取她的建議時，她同樣也在索取。”
Eventually Lisa reconciled with Simpson. They went out to a coffee shop to discuss the book,
最終，麗薩和辛普森達成了和解。她們一起去咖啡廳討論這本書，
and Lisa told her that she hadn't been able to finish it. Simpson told her she would like the ending.
麗薩告訴辛普森她沒能讀完它。辛普森說她會喜歡那個結局。
Over the years Lisa had an on-and-off relationship with Simpson,
多年來，麗薩跟辛普森的關系時好時壞，
but it would be closer in some ways than the one she had with her father.
但是比跟她父親的關系更加親密。
