.. one.“Can you remember what happened the weekend of the kidnapping, Marsha?” Jan asked.Marsha sat up straight and looked around. Tears were fill...ng her eyes.“Yes, I can. It was horrible.”“Start at the beginning. Tell me everything that happened. Remember that it is over and you don’t have to worry about something like this happening to you again.”Marsha recounted the weekend. Jan asked her for more detail when she was tempted to gloss over specifics. Jake suppressed her fear, shame, and anger. "You, Midnight," Coach pointed at me and then to the right. "You're on that team." I started walking over. "Blondie, over there too." I heard steps behind me and then a tap on my shoulder. I turned around and saw Davy again. "You again?" He said with false disgust. I rolled my eyes and the whistle blew, signaling the start of the game. **After a few weeks of school, everything was going pretty good. I had lots of friends, none of them really close. I didn't really talk to Davy, we chatted. Being asked to go nude or leave the class with no refund had surprised everyone in the room but all the male students present could see the logic of it and quietly acquiesced to the demand. Jennifer and all the other females in the room took great pleasure in viewing all the penises popping out into the room as the guys undressed.Some of the men seemed clearly aroused by the proceedings as made evident by more than just one erect penis and a few others still on their way. A spontaneous round of. I can’t wait to get to the beach with Maria!”“I figured that’s why you’re so frisky.”After breakfast, Rachel says, “Jeff, I pulled some stats about STDs off the computer. The U. S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention recently released these statistics of infectious diseases reported in 2002:”chlamydia—834,555 cases;gonorrhea—351,852 cases;salmonellosis—44,264 cases; AIDS—42,745 cases; andcongenital syphilis—32,459 cases.“Ma, it doesn’t say that they’re STDs.”“No, Jeff. These are the top.