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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Steven, Jeffrey, Annette entitled Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie.
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conversations.value: Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie: The protagonist of the story is Steven Alper, a 13-year-old boy living in Pennsylvania.\nOne day after a really bad nose bleed and a trip to the emergency room for his younger brother Jeffrey, the Alpers are shocked to discover that Jeffrey has leukemia.\nEveryone in Steven\'s family is dumbfounded and his father is very anti-social with Steven when Jeffrey goes for his chemotherapy treatments.\nSteven becomes very shelled in, but no one can really tell, except for a piano-prodigy, Annette Watson.\nAnnette clearly has a crush on Steven, but he doesn\'t know.\nNo sicknesses can be near Jeffrey and when Steven is hit with the flu, he must stay with his grandparents.\nWhen Steven first finds out about the illness, he doesn\'t let anyone know until his teachers crack down on him after he doesn\'t do his work.\nHis guidance counselor is a big help throughout the story.\nHe finally comes clean and becomes popular and gets attention from everyone, including the girl of his dreams, Renee Albert.\nAt one point, Steven\'s mom becomes sick, so Steven and his father have to take Jeffrey to his treatment.\nThere he meets Sam, a girl with leukemia.\nSteven has his practice pad with him and teaches her how to play, also lending her his drum sticks.\nShe later dies, leaving a note with the drumsticks.\nAfter failing his math final, because he turned away his tutor (Renee) because she had a cold, and he didn\'t want to expose Jeffrey, Steven is given valuable advice from the school counselor, "Instead of agonizing about the things you can\'t change, why don\'t you try working on the things you can change.\n" Annette is a piano prodigy, and is in deep rehearsal for a program at Juilliard in Manhattan, until she falls down the stairs, breaking her arm in three places.\nThen, in his All-City band, the high-schoolers have to quit so they can do community services, Renee and Annette think of a way to bring the service into the band.\nThey decide that their spring concert can be a benefit concert for the Alper\'s.\nAt the concert, the band has shaved their heads in honor of Jeffrey.\nHowever, right before Steven\'s big solo that night, Jeffrey gets sick, and Steven takes the advice from the girl he\'s only seen once, and goes with Jeffrey to the hospital, and he was diagnosed with an ear infection.\nWhen at the hospital, he decides to check on Sam, and learned she has died.\nThe only thing left are his drumsticks, which he had lent to her in Chapter 17, "A Men\'s Journey".\nAt the end of the story, it is stated that Annette and Steven are in love and Jeffrey is in remission.