Cyber Seduction: His Secret Life Page #3

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No. Why?

You seem upset about something.

No, I just got a really bad headache, | probably 'cause I didn't eat lunch today.

Nice.

Okay.

I'm gonna go get changed, and let's go | pick up some takeout food for dinner.

How does that sound? | - Sounds good, yeah.

Yeah mm-hmm? | Okay.

Contact Me

swimmer

You're soooo amazing!

sending

All right. Here you go. | - Thank you.

And the winner is lane 2. | - Hey, where's Alex today?

Book report due. | - Hasn't read the book.

Justin, your heat's up!

Justin! Give me that, come on. | What are you doing?

I just... great!

What are you thinking?

Get it together!

I don't know what he's doing | down there. He's goofin' around.

I'm glad you could | join us, Mr. Petersen.

Swimmers, to your blocks.

On your mark.

Come on!

Go for it at the turn! | Go, Go!

Don't you quit on me, Petersen. | Let's go! Push!

Come on, Justin! | Pick up the pace!

Keep it going. | Keep it going, come on.

Kick it! Go! | - Come on!

Come on!

The winner of the day in lane 3, | Matthew Stokes.

Jack James takes second place,

and finishing in third place, | Justin Petersen.

Ran out of gas.

He wasn't ready to race.

For upcoming meets, the schedule is | posted on the bulletin board by the exit,

and be sure to attend our | closing ceremony later this evening.

You know what, guys? | I'm really not that hungry, okay?

Come on, All State. | I mean, a cheeseburger, vanilla shake...

I mean, that is true happiness.

I think Justin just | blew the one hundred

'cause he knew he'd be | looking at my ass in the finals.

Probably.

I'm gonna go snag a table.

We can just go over | to my place.

No. I'm gonna head home. | You hang out here with Nolan, all right?

I'll go with you?

No, no, no. Hey, I'm really beat. | I'll call you later, okay?

SEXY TEENS:

Sending mail...

Look, he can't afford | to screw up like this.

College coaches are | aware of him now.

You never know when one of them | will show up at a meet.

I know. - He's got one shot. | One! Swimming.

College... Justin's only chance | at a good college is in the pool.

Know, maybe we need to consider | the fact that he's not like you?

He can't, under pressure, | respond like you can.

Oh, he's better than I was. | He's faster. He's stronger.

There's something else going on.

I just... I can't talk to him.

What, you want me | to talk to him?

Didn't do much good | the last time.

Thanks.

You know what I think? | - What?

I think you're pushing him | way too hard to be like you.

Oh, I am not!

Let him be he wants to be. | We can afford some college.

Some college? | - Why not?

I'm working my butt off to make some | extra money... - So am I!

...so that both the boys will have opportunities... | - So am I, Steven,

but it's never gonna be enough | for even some college.

Did you make those reservations | for San Francisco?

No. | - Don't.

We can't afford it,...

It is not the time | to go away.

Yes!

Virgin Vaginas.

Can I go to bed now? | - No.

But I have a | geography test tomorrow.

You'll sit here until | your brother gets home.

And he better have | an explanation.

Like what? | Virgin Vaginas are a new band?

What's going on?

Your mother found this | in Alex's room.

What is it? | - Porn?

Did he get it off your computer?

Did he say that? - Doesn't matter | what he said. We're asking you.

There's a bunch of guys | at school razzing me,

'cause me and Amy are so conservative | about having sex and stuff.

Yeah, so?

So they sent me these pictures.

Which guys? | - I don't know exactly.

There were a bunch of them, | they did it as kind of a joke.

A joke? You think | sending porn is a joke?

It's garbage, Justin, | and I don't want it in my house, ever.

You understand? | - Yes.

However you got it, either | your brother found it himself

or you showed it to him, | which I hope to God you didn't do.

I found it.

You found it?

On accident.

I'm sorry, mom.

All right. | Go to bed.

These friends that sent you this crap, | those friendships are over.

Yes, dad.

Look, I'm sorry. | I really am.

What do you think?

I don't think he's lying.

I believe him.

Di, you don't believe him?

Oh, hi! | - Oh, my God.

Did we have a lunch date | and I forgot to write it down?

Oh, no, no, I just thought I'd | give it a shot. Are you free?

Oh, uh, no.

Grading freshman book | reports is my lunch.

Maybe another time. I just needed | some advice about something,...

Oh, I've got a sec. | Um, what's up?

I don't really remember the details,

and it's none of my business, | okay, but, um,

didn't you break up with Tom over | something to do with Internet porn?

Oh my God. Is Steven...

No, no.

It's, um... it's Justin.

Justin?

Yeah.

My marriage was destroyed because | of his addiction to Internet porn.

You got to go.

I'm sure this is, like, | some silly teenage stuff.

No, Di, we got to talk more about this,

and you have got | to monitor his computer.

Yeah. | Got it.

Thanks. See you later. | - Okay.

PARENTAL CONTROL

Access to server incomplete. Internet connection | unverified, please re-enter information.

Alex!

CONVENIENCE | INTERNET ACCESS

Final install...

BLOXXX has been successfully | installed on your system

Thanks, honey. | - No problem.

Yeah, not for you.

Mom. You know we can get | around this software, right?

What do you mean, | it doesn't work?

Oh, no, it's fine | for some people.

It's just that me and Justin | are good with computers.

Not that we would try | and get around it or anything.

I'm just saying that... | - No, I'm sure you won't,

especially if we move | the computer into the family room.

What about when you're not home?

Well, I guess the power | cord goes with me.

swimmer

when can we get togather?

Hey.

Hey, how are you? | - Fine.

Sorry I took off last night.

Yeah, I was worried about you.

You know, a bunch of us | are over here at the diner

if you want to come over.

Um, can I call you later?

That's what you said last night.

Now is not a good time.

Why are you being | so weird to me?

Look, I'll call you later, | I promise.

Bye.

I really need to see you.

Can't wait | - That's cool.

Why don't we rent a movie tonight? | We haven't done that in ages.

Yeah, that sounds good.

That'll be great, mom. | - I can't, um... math test.

I promised Amy I'd come over | tonight and do some work.

Do it over the phone.

Mom, it's equations.

It's kind of hard to do | equations over the phone.

It's, like, impossible.

What do you think?

Okay, but you got | to be home by nine.

No problem. | Nine o'clock.

Hi. Two sodas, please.

Should I pause it? | - No, keep watching.

Hello. | Hi, Amy.

I... I thought he was with you.

Thanks.

Here you go. - Thanks. | - No problem.

Hey, I'm glad we're | finally getting together.

Me too.

You know, I've been | thinking about you.

Have you been | thinking about me?

Oh, yeah.

You're so cute.

You know, I heard you're | quite the fish in the pool.

I'm... I'm okay, I guess. | - Yeah?

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