Ginny covered her gaping mouth with her hand. From behind it, she asked, “What’d she say?”
 
 “She said yeah.”
 
 Ginny giggled.
 
 “What’s so funny?”
 
 “The w-way y-you l-look.”
 
 “How do I look?”
 
 “All dreamy-eyed.” She giggled some more. “What’s her name?” she asked in a teasing kind of voice.
 
 “Tatiana.”
 
 Ginny giggled.
 
 “What?”
 
 “The way you said it.”
 
 “How did I say it?”
 
 “Tati-ahna.”
 
 “Tatiana,” said Armpit, trying to sound normal.
 
 “Tati-ahna,” said Ginny. “Is she pretty?”
 
 “Yeah, but in a different kind of way. It’s like that Kaira DeLeon song ‘Imperfection’? You know?” He sang: “You reflect on your reflection. But you will never see. Your imperfection is your finest quality.”
 
 Ginny laughed. He wasn’t a very good singer.
 
 “She’s cute because of all her imperfections,” Armpit explained.
 
 “I knew it!” said Ginny. “I smelled her p-perfume on Coo.”
 
 Armpit remembered Tatiana had hugged Coo.
 
 “Tati-ahna,” teased Ginny.
 
 “I don’t even know if she really likes me,” Armpit said. “I think she’s just a big Kaira DeLeon fan.”
 
 “She likes you,” said Ginny.
 
 “Oh, yeah? How do you know?”
 
 “Because. You’re a v-very thoughtful and caring p-person.”
 
 While Ginny and Armpit were walking around the block, Tatiana was sitting on the floor of Claire’s bedroom, along with their friend Roxanne. They were sharing a bowl of popcorn and drinking diet sodas.
 
 “Aren’t you just a little bit scared?” Roxanne asked.
 
 “No, why should I be?”
 
 Claire and Roxanne looked at each other knowingly.
 
 “He is kind of dangerous,” said Claire.