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Hunter, you look nice too. Big and dark and sexy.” Nev gave another approving nod. “Care to return the compliment?” she teased, peering around Shane with a wink.
    Hunter, all in black, rolled his eyes. “Right, like anyone notices me when ‘Mr. Delyle’ is around,” he said gruffly, but stood up taller and straightened his tie, returning Nevaeh’s wink.
    “Yeah, I stayed in the office. I had my arm checked cuz Livi made me, but it was fine. Ms. Neemer cleaned it with antiseptic and sent me on my way. She wouldn’t let us see Ari though. Why?”
    “Just wondering how that girl was doing. Ari?” Shane asked, wondering why Charity was herding them away from the entrance and into the dimly-lit party.
    “Who is she, by the way?” Hunter asked, glancing guiltily at Shane. Charity shook her head in annoyance, but Nevaeh didn’t notice and Hunter pretended not to.
    “Oh, she’s Brittany’s new roommate, poor thing. Ari, not Brittany,” Nevaeh clarified, wrinkling her nose in distaste.
    “Where’d she come from?” Another guilty look at Shane.
    “Umm, I don’t know. I don’t think she said.” Noticing Hunter’s face fall, she cast an impish grin and said, “I do know she doesn’t have a boyfriend, if you’re interested.”
    Livi appeared at Nevaeh’s side, looking more like a senior than usual. Her black and white dress ended at a poof near her knee, and her light brown hair was pulled up in a chignon with little crystals scattered through it. She jumped right into the conversation. “Are you kidding? How could they not be interested? She is gorgeous!” Shane and Hunter found themselves facing two mischievous pairs of eyes, both girls batting long eyelashes.
    Shane held up his hands and laughed. “I’m still on the mend, girls. Kristina broke my heart.”
    “Oh she did not. You broke hers. We’re girls , Shane. We know,” Nevaeh responded, rolling her eyes dramatically to Livi, who nodded in solemn agreement.
    “The whole school knows, Shane. Get over it,” Charity chimed in at his mock hurt.
    Hunter interrupted, “Did she say anything about why she came here?”
    “Hunter!” Charity snapped, but it was lost in the music.
    Nevaeh gave him an odd glance, and Livi shook her head, “No. She didn’t talk much.”
    Shane still had a hundred questions when a flock of girls surrounded him. “Sorry—” Charity shrugged— “I tried to hide you.” Ah , Shane realized. That was why she’d moved them away from the door so quickly. Sometimes her gift came in handy… although hiding him from a group of girls was not something even Hunter and Charity could do. Just this once, he was annoyed. He needed to know more about that girl. Ari .
    Nevaeh sighed, fanning her face with a flourish. “All vying to be Shane’s next girl of the week.” From behind him Hunter frowned as he watched his best friend being dragged, laughing, onto the dance floor by a thin blonde girl whose name he couldn’t remember.
    “Nev, I gotta keep an eye on my boy. Dance with me?” he asked. Shane wanted to point out that he didn’t need a babysitter, but the blonde he was with was talking and he didn’t want to be rude, even if he wasn’t listening.
    From anyone else, that statement might have seemed odd, but Nev was used to it by now. “Boy, you sure know how to make a girl feel special,” she responded dryly.
    “Heads up,” Shane called, interrupting the blonde as he motioned with a jerk of his head. Nev and Hunter both looked, catching sight of Nev’s obnoxious shadow all of last year, a tall, skinny boy named Darren. He shoved his way through the crowd toward her.
    Nev quickly took Hunter’s arm. “Lead the way.” They followed Shane out onto the dance floor. Livi twirled past them with another kid whose name Shane didn’t know, and he was thinking he needed to work harder on his name recollection as he glanced back at Charity. She wasn’t there. He scanned the room for a minute in vain, but there were