If we learn enough from Jimmy, we could all ‘cut a rug’ at the dance, couldn’t we?”“That sounds like a ton of fun as long as the parental un...ts don’t freak out,” Claire said giggling again. “I would love to go with all of you to our school dance. Its theme is ... What is it? Oh yes, Summer Memories. Let’s all exchange phone numbers before we leave, OK?”At that moment, Jimmy was announcing to the returning students that there was a talented new couple that had just started tonight.“Here they. Shelly looked at me and said "Mike. My marriage is falling apart." I tried to look sympathetic. Actually I thought it figured. Her husband was an investment banker, a slimy little bastard that nobody liked. He was rude and brusque, and made a shitpot full of money. Two shitpots, maybe. And he acted like that made him superior somehow."That's why I was talking with June so much. And why I need to talk with you. You guys have such a good relationship in everything, and I don't. And I thought. ” said Max.“No.” said April. She frowned. “Well, yes. But that’s not the point. They’re all on Broadway.”“Okay. So, they’re in New York. You can get them to come?” Max asked.April shook her head. “None of them are available. I checked. But who winds up working on Broadway? Theater nerds. If you want to mix sexy and nerd, you get the sexiest possible nerds and that’s theater nerds and the best theater nerds make it to Broadway. Instead of bringing in movie stars, we bring in Broadway stars and. Like them, Derrick was a different breed. Like them, he could and should ignore ‘no’! ‘You are just awful, Derrick. But I guess it’s true that good girls do like bad boys,’ I said, smiling coyly into his eyes. ‘I also heard that you never use a condom and that you got at least six girls pregnant in high school, not counting Mrs. Martin.’ ‘Eight.’ ‘You have eight kids!’ I exclaimed. ‘I got one. The others got taken care of.’ ‘Abortions?’ ‘Yeah. The other bitch was this little freshman cunt.