Introduction:

*** Inspiring Music ***

Smarter than the class nerd!

More graceful than a ballerina!

Able to backstab a mean girl while looking them in the eyes!

Look in the schoolyard. It's a graduating senior. It's the teacher's pet. It's Catholic Schoolgirl Boy.

Yes, it's Catholic Schoolgirl Boy, a strange boy from a public high school, who came to your parochial school with powers and abilities far beyond those of ordinary schoolgirls. Catholic Schoolgirl Boy who can pass the most difficult AP tests; make the class bully cry; and who disguised as an ordinary schoolgirl, wearing the same schoolgirl uniform you wear, fights a never-ending battle for high grades, peaceful hallways, and strict adherence to the dress code.

And now another exciting episode in the adventures of Catholic Schoolgirl Boy.

Prologue.

Adrian phoned Aimee. He was a little bit nervous although he knew he shouldn't be.

"Hello, Aimee,"

"Hi."

"No need to beat around the bush is there?"

"The bush?"

"You're not going to make this easy for me?"

"Why should I? You're a superhero"

"OK, Aimee, would you like to go out tomorrow?"

"I don't know. Let me check my schedule," Aimee said coyly.

"Let's see.. I guess I don't have to go to the mall with Leah. I guess it would be OK."

"Great, I'll pick you up at 5:00."

"See you then."

Act 1.

The life of a superhero is an unpredictable life. Adrian, a.k.a. Catholic Schoolgirl Boy, discovered he had another assignment soon after talking to Aimee. He couldn't make the date. Tomorrow he would be Billie Reynolds, a senior at Aimee's school.

Billie Reynolds was gorgeous. She was a five-foot-eight blond, 121 pounds with soft brown eyes, full lips, D-cup breasts, narrow waist and long legs. Even in the usual schoolgirl uniform without any makeup, she could be considered a babe.

Normally, if Catholic Schoolgirl Boy had an assignment, he could return home and change. But this time his mission was convince Billie's parents to allow her to go to prom with a boy from another school. It would be difficult to convince her parents, but that didn't mean he would turn down the assignment. This assignment wasn't any less important than any of the other assignments he had done before. It had to be done.

Catholic Schoolgirl Boy needed to call Aimee and postpone their date. He just didn't want to do it. That would be harder than his assignment in his opinion. He procrastinated so long that he decided it was too late to call. He would have to tell her face to face tomorrow at school.

Act 2.

Billie wasn't only very pretty, she was also very popular at school. If he succeeded in convincing Billie's parents, Catholic Schoolgirl Boy was sure that Billie would become the Queen of the Prom.

Catholic Schoolgirl Boy couldn't get away to talk to Aimee. Every time he tried, something came up. His superhero duties came first before anything that he wanted to do. Quite frankly, he was putting off telling Aimee. He knew that should would be disappointed. He didn't want to disappoint her. But, he couldn't wait too long.

Catholic Schoolgirl Boy got behind Aimee and tapped her on the shoulder. She turned.

"Hey, Billie!"

"Hi, Aimee. I have something to tell you."

"What?"

"It's sort of bad news."

Aimee didn't know what bad news that Billie would tell her. Everyone knew Billie. Billie seemed to know everyone and was on friendly terms. But Billie and Aimee weren't friends.

"Adrian can't make it tonight. Something came up."

"He can't?"

"He said it was important. He said you would understand."

"Did you talk to him?"

"No, not exactly. A friend of a friend told me to tell you."

"I see."

"Can I ask you something?"

"What?"

"Is that you?"

Catholic Schoolgirl Boy looked down. His pretty face staring at the floor.

"I'm sorry, but I can't make it. I have something to do."