Teen: Is that Georgie Jones?

Second teen: Can't be, she's way too hot.

Georgie: It's me, all right.

Teen: Wow, you must've had a great summer.

Second teen: You with anyone now, or what?

Dillon: She is with me.

Teen: Why do all the weird guys get all the luck?

Georgie: I'm just going to, you know, crawl in my locker and disappear now.

Dillon: Why is that? They think you're hot.

Georgie: They think we're doing it.

Dillon: Ooh.

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Georgie: Do you ever get embarrassed that people around us, you know, are having sex and we're not?

Dillon: They're probably lying.

Georgie: Well, do you think about it?

Dillon: Georgie, all guys everywhere think about it all the time, no matter what they say. But, you know, it has to be right and you have to be ready.

[Bell rings]

Georgie: That's calculus. We're going to get our tests back.

Dillon: Yeah. You will do great, and i will see you later.

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Dillon: Georgie Jones?

Georgie: I can't believe this.

Dillon: What? What's wrong?

Georgie: My calculus test -- it's the worst grade i've ever gotten.

Dillon: Oh, yeah. I tanked, too. Can you beat a d? B-minus?

Georgie: I'm asking for a makeup.

Dillon: On a b-minus test?

Georgie: A b-minus will not get me into Princeton or a scholarship anywhere.

Dillon: Georgie, it's one grade on one test.

Georgie: We never should've gone to that stupid barn.

Dillon: Well, it's not like we had much of a choice.

Georgie: I should've been at home studying for this test.

Dillon: Ok, I'll tell you what -- I'll call princeton and tell them you were dodging a mob hit. How's that?

Georgie: This isn't funny, dillon. If i don't get the grades, I won't get the scholarship, and if i don't get the scholarship, then I won't get into an ivy league school. And that means a lot to me, it always has.

Dillon: Ok, so i'm messing you up?

Georgie: No. It's just school's a lot harder this year and I haven't taken any time to settle down and study.

Dillon: Ok. So -- um -- maybe we just should stop seeing each other so much.

Georgie: You're breaking up with me because of a b-minus?

Dillon: No, no, no, no, no. No, not for a second. I'm not breaking up with -- you just -- you need more study time, and I'm in your way, that's all.

Georgie: Do you worry about college at all?

Dillon: Well, don't worry about me. All I need is one good short film and i'm set, you know, and then the trust fund is going to take care of everything else after that.

Georgie: But a d can't help you.

Dillon: So time apart is good.

Georgie: Right. But not too much.

Dillon: No, just -- you know, just some space.

Georgie: Study time.

Dillon: Exactly.

[Bell rings]

georgie: Ok, then.

Dillon: Ok.

Georgie: I have gym class.

Dillon: And I'm supposed to be in the library for study hall.

Georgie: I really hate gym class.

Dillon: I hate the library.

Georgie: We're playing soccer.

Dillon: I'm reading James Joyce.

Georgie: Well, I'm going to put these books in my locker, and when i turn around, you're going to be gone.

Dillon: Ok. Yeah.

Georgie: Ready --

Dillon: Mm-hmm.

Georgie: Set -- go.

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Georgie: Hi.

Dillon: Hi.

Georgie: What are you doing here?

Dillon: Um -- I'm getting coffee on my way to work. What about you?

Georgie: Getting coffee before I go and study.

Dillon: Ok, then.

Georgie: Well, I'll see you.

Dillon: Yeah. Enjoy your coffee.

Georgie: Oh. Yeah.

Dillon: For a diner, they make a really good -- a really good latte.

Georgie: Yeah, I always get those, too.

Dillon: I know.

Georgie: Well, bye.

Dillon: Bye.

Georgie: Ok. You're leaving now.

Dillon: Yeah.

( he walks away but then turns away to run back at Georgie as they start kissing)

Dillon: I can't -- I can't stay away from you.

Georgie: I want you so much. I'm ready.

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Dillon: Are you sure you're ready?

Georgie: Yeah. Are you?

Dillon: Are you kidding?

Georgie: Where should we go?

Dillon: Um -- the quartermaines have, like, 50 rooms. We could go there --

georgie: Yeah, but what if a maid or butler walks in? It's not a good idea. How about -- how about like a motel?

Dillon: No. No, not for your first time, not a motel. We could go somewhere nice with room service and quiet and chocolates on the pillows.

Georgie: Wow.

Dillon: Yeah, I -- well, I grew up in hotels, so -- how about the port charles? You know, we could have dinner, then --

Georgie: And you'll bring something.

Dillon: What? Like, to drink? Are you sure you want to get drunk your first time? That's kind of weird.

Georgie: No --

Dillon: I don't think that maybe -- that's --

Georgie: I mean, a condom.

Dillon: Oh, yeah. Yeah -- no -- I mean, I'll -- yeah, I'll take -- I'll -- yeah, I'll take care of everything.

Georgie: Great.

Dillon: Yeah. Um -- so, tomorrow?

Georgie: Tomorrow.

Dillon: Yeah.

Georgie: Ok.

Dillon: Ok.

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