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cried.
    As his eyes searched the crowd, he took a moment to realize that Samantha was laughing.
    â€œGotcha,” she murmured, taking his arm. Her green eyes stared triumphantly into his.
    â€œNo way. I didn’t believe you,” Bobby insisted.
    â€œThen what was that terrified expression on your face?” she demanded. “You looked like you were going to swallow your tongue!”
    â€œNo way!” he protested, laughing.
    â€œWell, I feel like we’re in a spy movie or something,” she confided in a low voice. “What if someone does see us?”
    Bobby shrugged. “No problem,” he replied casually. She had thrown him off with her phony scare. Now he had to be extra cool, he decided, to impress her.
    â€œDid you bring the plans, Boris?” she whispered. “Do you know the password?”
    He snickered. “You’re weird.”
    Her expression turned serious again. Still holding his arm, she raised her green eyes to his. “I just feel a little strange sneaking around like this, Bobby. I mean, Bree told me she had a great time last night. I think she really likes you.”
    â€œHey, I’m a likable guy,” Bobby boasted, flashing her his best smile. He checked out his reflection in a window and pushed back his blond hair.
    â€œSo it’s not nice of me to go out with you tonight, is it?” Samantha asked, staring into his eyes.
    â€œWell …” Bobby couldn’t think of a good answer.
    She answered before he could say anything. “Who wants to be
nice?
” she exclaimed. “Nice is boring!”
    They both laughed.
    She is
hot!
Bobby thought, trying to be cool and not stare at the bare skin below her midriff top. She’s not like her sister at all, he decided.
    â€œI—noticed you in homeroom,” Samantha said, following him to the ticket booth.
    â€œHey, I noticed you too,” Bobby replied with a meaningful smirk. “I mean, who wouldn’t?”
    She giggled.
    She likes to be flattered, he decided.
    â€œYou’ve got quite a reputation,” she said.
    He stopped walking. He wasn’t used to girls being so direct. She says whatever she thinks, he realized.
    â€œI mean, girls at school, they talk about you,” Samantha confided.
    â€œYeah? What do they say?” Bobby demanded.
    She flashed him a smile. “I’m not telling,” she replied coyly. “You’re already too conceited.”
    â€œWell, whatever you heard, it’s probably true,” he said.
    She laughed again. Her laugh was loud and throaty, he noticed. Not like Bree’s quiet, coughing one.
    She has a lot more personality than Bree, Bobby decided. And it’s obvious she’s really
stoked
for Bobby the Man.
    They stopped in front of the ticket booth. “What movie do you want to see?” Bobby asked. “
Eradicator Five?
The special effects are supposed to be outstanding!”
    â€œThose films are gross,” Samantha replied. She grinned, then added, “I love them!”
    â€œSo you want to see it?”
    She frowned and pulled her hair back with both hands. “I saw it already. Do we have to go to a movie? Can’t we just hang out?”
    â€œYeah. No problem,” Bobby quickly agreed.
    She probably just wants to drive up to River Ridge and make out, he told himself. This one doesn’t want to waste any time.
    â€œI like walking around the mall,” she said as they started away from the movie theater. “You see so many cool things.”
    â€œYou like to shop?” he asked.
    â€œNo. Bree is the shopper. I just like to look.” They entered the mall and walked for a while, stopping to gaze into store windows.
    In front of the Gold Barn, a jewelry store, she turned to him, a devilish expression on her face. “Bree would kill me if she knew I was here with you,” she confided.
    â€œShe won’t find out,” Bobby replied, checking out his