Boy Shopping

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Sasha said, shaking her head. “Kiki, yes, lacrosse is the sport with the big sticks. The ones with nets on the end.”
    â€œI don’t know. I don’t think jocks are really my type.”
    â€œBut he can’t be one-hundred-percent jock—look at that personal statement,” Camille said. “Real jocks don’t even know who Confucius was.”
    â€œI don’t know, Cam. He is Asian, and Confucius was an important Asian spiritual leader,” Kiki said.
    â€œHe also mentions math tests, and a real jock wouldn’t know what one of those was either,” Sasha argued.
    â€œI don’t see what the big deal is, Kiki. Look at him.” Jasmine was practically bouncing in her seat. Joshua’s photo was clearly snapped in the middle of a game: it only showed his head and shoulders, but the shoulders in question were very, very broad, and he had a wild grin that promised good times. “Does it matter if he can string two sentences together?”
    â€œUm, actually, yes. I want a real relationship, not just sex.”
    Jasmine raised her eyebrows, but she didn’t say anything.
    â€œYou know, I’m not the only one who could use a hot date,” Kiki said. “You’ve been single too long, Jazz. All you think about is getting laid. Sasha, go to number four.”

    4. Michael
    Age: 16
    Hobbies: soccer, Winning Eleven , making friends, partying Compatibility: 62%
    Personal Statement:

    Why sit around writing personal statements when someone somewhere is throwing a party?

    â€œHe sounds like fun,” Camille said.
    â€œHe sounds like an idiot.” Kiki sighed and flopped hopelessly back on her bed.
    â€œBut look at that picture!”
    Kiki had to agree that Michael’s looks might make up for the silly personal statement. His skin was the color of sweet iced tea, his eyes were green as dragonflies, and he had a smile that made even Kiki want to sit in his lap.
    â€œHe’s like catnip to girls, I bet,” Sasha said, settling back in her chair.
    â€œBut all he wants to do is have fun!”
    Jasmine and Camille both looked at Kiki and shook their heads sadly.
    â€œSweetheart, that’s a good thing,” Camille said. “Mark is Mr. Serious, and look how that turned out.”
    â€œSeriously,” Sasha added, “Michael might be exactly what you need.”
    Kiki got Sasha to scroll through all four boys again. Each had his good points and his bad points.
    â€œI just don’t know who to choose!”
    Jasmine rolled her eyes. “It’s just like shopping, dude. You pick something, try it on, and then you decide whether you like it.”
    â€œOkay.” Kiki looked at the pictures and reread each personal statement. “I’ve made my decision.”
    Â 
    DOES KIKI CHOOSE LYMAN?
Turn to page 59.

    DOES KIKI CHOOSE JACOB?
Turn to page 121.

    DOES KIKI CHOOSE JOSHUA?
Turn to page 159.

    DOES KIKI CHOOSE MICHAEL?
Turn to page 197.

Chapter 4
    Lyman
    K iki couldn’t help squealing when she saw Lyman’s e-mail. She had spent forty minutes composing a two-paragraph e-mail introducing herself to him—with the help of her three lovely assistants. Now, less than twelve hours later, came his reply. Fortunately it was 6:53 on Wednesday morning, and Jasmine, Camille, and Sasha were dragging themselves out of their own beds at home, well out of earshot. Kiki didn’t want them to know she was the kind of girl who squealed.

    From: [email protected]
To: k^[email protected]
Re: salutations
    Â 
    My dear K-cubed,
    Â 
    After reading your profile and seeing your photo, I’m certain I can safely conclude that your last name is Kelvin. I saw you when you opened for Goodness at the Ryman last month, and at various other clubs at various points in the last few years. I believe you smiled at me two and a half years ago at the End, but I might be mistaken. It was very late, and I think the spotlight was in your

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