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teenagers.
    Wow! She doesn’t waste any time! Bobby thought happily.
    Finally she slowed the car as they reached the top. She guided it past a couple of parked cars and pulled to a stop at the cliff edge beside a clump of tall shrubs.
    Samantha cut the engine and the lights, then pulled her disheveled hair back with both hands. “Well, look where we are,” she whispered, staring out through the windshield.
    â€œNice driving,” Bobby said with a grin.
    â€œYou haven’t been up here before, have you?” she teased.
    â€œMaybe a few times,” he replied, leaning toward her.
    â€œI think I like you,” she murmured.
    As they kissed, he wrapped his arms around her shoulders. The kiss lasted a long time.
    I don’t
believe
these twins! Bobby thought. He remembered Bree’s kisses, so hungry, so
needy.
    I can’t
wait
to tell Arnie! Bobby thought as they stopped to catch their breath. Arnie will totally freak out!
    He kissed her again. Bobby the Man will be the talk of Shadyside High on Monday! he told himself. No one will believe I made out with
both
Wade twins in one weekend!
    What was it Samantha had said to him when they met at the mall? “You have quite a reputation.” Yeah. That’s what she said.
    Well, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet! Bobby thought.
    When word gets out about this weekend—the all-Wadeweekend!—everyone will know who’s the coolest guy in school!
    I am the king! Bobby thought, kissing her again.
    The king of rock ‘n’ roll!
    Samantha pulled back and stared at him, her eyes half shut. “I told you I like to go fast,” she whispered.
    Bobby settled back in the passenger seat. This girl was just so
hot,
so
hot!
He wondered if it would be too late to call Arnie that night.
    â€œWhat are you thinking about?” Samantha demanded dreamily.
    â€œI’m just thinking how great you are,” Bobby lied.
    Smooth. Very smooth, he congratulated himself.
    She opened her eyes wide. “Do you like me better than Bree?”
    The blunt question startled him. “Yeah. Sure, I do.”
    She smiled. The wind fluttered her hair. She settled back on the car seat and stared out the windshield.
    Bobby followed her gaze. The black sky was dotted with a million tiny white stars. A hazy sliver of cloud cut the pale full moon in half.
    â€œI’m a little different from my sister,” Samantha said softly, staring up at the sky.
    â€œYeah,” Bobby agreed. Then he added, “But you two
look
so much alike. You really do. How do people tell you apart?”
    Samantha turned to him with a sly smile. “There’s a way to tell us apart,” she said coyly.
    â€œHow?” Bobby demanded.
    She brought her face close to his and whispered in his ear, “When we get to know each other better, I’ll show you.” Her soft breath tickled his ear, made a chill run down the back of his neck.
    Wow, he thought. Wow.
    â€œI think Bree really likes you,” she told him, her smile fading.
    â€œI think I like you better,” Bobby replied.
    â€œYou’d better be careful,” she said, avoiding his eyes.
    â€œHuh? What do you mean?”
    â€œWell …” She hesitated. “Bree is kind of fragile,”
    â€œFragile?”
    â€œYou’d better be careful not to hurt her,” Samantha warned, raising her eyes to Bobby’s. “Bree can be a little—strange when she’s hurt.”
    Bobby stared hard at Samantha. A cloud drifted over the moon, and her face darkened. “Samantha, what do you mean?” he asked.
    â€œI really don’t want to talk about it,” she told him. Her eyes narrowed. “Just be careful with Bree, Bobby. Be very careful.”

chapter 10
Three’s a Crowd
    B obby slammed his locker shut and headed down the hall. The final bell had rung. The school was emptying quickly.
    A riff from an old Chuck Berry song kept repeating in his