Let’s see, 18 kids—except the first week. That’s maybe a little over half, right? Around 280? Yeah. I don’t think many seniors participated—...aybe three? four? Tom, Dennis, um, Tony, and Elliott. Oh, Melanie. That’s it, right?“So that would mean that virtually everyone at graduation would be those who never got picked for it! Isn’t that totally weird? Every other senior we spoke to wasn’t doing it or dropped out, like those girls who were over 18. So if they allowed every senior to attend. I heard clapping behind me and turned around. Lisa was clapping. I did look really good. I wouldn't have guessed I was a boy if I didn't know. Lisa kissed Alicia, then me, on the lips! Everything I went through that morning was worth it."Did you get everything you needed, Lisa?" Alicia asked. "Yes, could you get her a glass of water?" What name does she want?" Alicia asked as she got me a glass of water."We haven't really thought of that. What girl name do you want?" Hmmm... well, I always like. " Sweetie, I think you are the most precious person I know. I'd never doanything to hurt you, ever. I want us to be together forever. Wouldn't youlike that?" Yes, I guess so," the shy boy replied. "Then undress and trust me." I don't want to," he complained."Pleeeeeezzzze," Carol begged. "If you don't, you'll make me cry. You don'twant to see me cry, do you?" No." Then undress." I'm afraid." Of what?" Carol put her hands on her hips her voice went several octaveshigher."You! Only my mum seen me. We signed it up so that we could laugh on it when we grew older. It seemed to be laughing in my face now. I paid that off and lost my 401K in the process.Carrie in the meantime went into overdrive, abusing me and belittling me. She planned a large party where almost all of her lovers were invited with their families.While everyone knew that she was screwing around she was careful only to let the unmarried guys ever be seen with her. All the married men met her at our house. She would hold wild.