Simon stared at the beauteous chipette sitting on the side of her bed. Being engrossed in a psychology textbook, Jeanette didn't notice his staring. But Simon noticed everything about her: from her deep brown hair and purple eyes to the painted tips of her toes. With a sight like that, who would look through a musty old textbook? Not Simon, definitely not Alvin and well... Si wasn't even sure if Theodore could read.
Alvin was outside playing ball. Well, more like throwing balls at the fence. He knew that after meeting the chipettes, things would be different, but he didn't know that it would make him feel like this. He knew that Brittany was off doing her hair or something boring and girly. But he couldn't keep his mind off her for a second, all he could think about was her auburn hair and her pink… well he couldn't stop.
The older boys weren't the only ones having trouble coming to terms with the ladies. Theodore was in the kitchen, helping Eleanor make something delicious for later. Although they were talking, "Hand me that" "Please pass this." Theodore couldn't help but feel a deep wrench in his gut every time he looked at her. And it wasn't something he ate.
Jeanette was the first to notice the boys depth. She looked up from her book to get a kink out of her neck to see Simon's book still closed as he was staring pointedly at her.
"Simon," she asked "Are you ok?"
"Huh?" said the blue clad chipmunk, coming out of his revere, "Yeah, Jeanette, I'm ok"
"If you say so…"
Jeanette, being the caring girl that she was, immediately brought this up to her sisters, seeing what they should do. Eleanor was the first to speak up.
"Theo and I were making some food but he also seemed pretty strange, I wonder if anything's wrong?"
"Girls, girls, girls" Brittany interjected, "The boys are fine. In fact, what they're problem is that we're here."
"What?!" Exclaimed Jeanette, "That's awful! How do we fix it Brit?"
"What I meant was Simon was checking you out Jeanette!"
"What do you mean?"
Brittany shook her head but continued, "And they call you the smart one. Jeanette, this might surprise you, but it doesn't surprise me. Simon thinks you're hot."
The girls were speechless for a moment then Eleanor spoke up again: "But Brittany, Theodore was acting strange also, and he's far too innocent to be thinking about that kind of stuff!"
"Nonsense!" Brittany said with much enthusiasm, "Theo is the kind of guy who'll be really shy but actually dominates once you start to date."
"So what do we do now?" Jeanette asked, wondering how this new information would change their relationships with the chipmunks.
"Now we know what they think, and with that we can be what they want."
"Huh?" Both chipettes asked with an astonished look on their face.