Chapter 16The DanceTommyWe stood at the front entrance of the school as Finn concluded, “They’re not coming. I knew they were too hot for us,” and went on to complain, “We shouldn’t have bought the tickets in advance.”
“Yeah,” I agreed. The dance started at 7:30 and they were supposed to meet us at 8:00. I looked at my cell phone. It was 8:25. The music poured out of the building, with the bass pulsating through the walls.
A black Lexus pulled up.
“That’s her family’s car,” Finn whispered. First, Kelly got out of the car. I couldn’t help but notice her large endowments bursting out of her tight bubble-gum-pink shirt, along with black skinny jeans that looked painted on. Right after, Hailee appeared from around the car. She popped out of an issue of Seventeen. I felt my throat muscles st
