Immaculate

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Part twenty one

Sang's POV

Dr Green had been called into the hospital on an emergency early in the morning and still wasn't back when we went to the study hall for H.E.P. class. Mr Blackbourne was nowhere to be seen either and it was the nurse who stood at the top of the classroom. She was a nice person but completely unable to control a classroom of teenagers. She looked tired and disinterested.

I was sat at the back with the boys. They had dragged their desks closer to mine and I was surrounded by them as they did every time.

"I want you all to read these leaflets and then write an essay on why Abstinence is best."

"Dr Green has already covered these," was called out.

"Well then, you should be able to do them without any questions," she said and sat down at the desk. I looked over at Silas as he passed me the leaflet and then passed the rest on. I frowned at him but he just shrugged.

"Nurse?" I looked up as Tiffany shoved her hand into the air.

"Yes?"

"Is it true Syphilis came from fucking sheep?" she inquired, her voice and face perfectly innocent.

The classroom erupted into a cacophony of laughter.

"Why? Has your dad been bothering the sheep again, Tiff??" Someone yelled out

"Oh, here we go," Kota muttered and slumped forwards onto his desk, burying his head in his arms.

I blinked, the visuals of what she had said were really bothering me. I felt sick.

"Trouble, stuff your fingers into your ears and get your head down," Meanie hissed at me.

"Be quite!" the Nurse got to her feet and tried to get them to shut up but it was like a mouse squeaking over a waterfall.

North lifted his desk and banged it down so hard the sound crashed around the room and made everyone stop and look at him.

"SHUT THE FUCK UP AND LET HER TALK!" he roared so loud I winced.

"Thank you, North, but please don't swear again," the nurse said and he shrugged. I slid down further in my seat.

"I was asking a legitimate question," Tiffany said and she sounded upset. "STD's must have started somewhere, and that was what I heard."

"There are lots of idea as to how they started. No one really knows but the fact remains that they are out there and you need to realise that sex before marriage is wrong and dangerous."

"My nan says that it's irresponsible to say that," a boy at the back called. "She said that if two people love each other a piece of paper is irrelevant to the relationship."

"It's committment, John," the nurse answered. "What's so wrong with committing yourself to one person and one person only with God as your witness?"

"But to wait till you get married?" Someone else called out. "You could end up marrying the wrong person just because you want to shag them."

"Sex is not the most important thing in a relationship, Adrian" she countered. "There should be love, trust, and a desire to spend the rest of your life together. You need to find the one person who you want to grow old with."

"And if you never meet that one? You think I should die a virgin? I don't," Adrian snorted.

"And what about if you like more than one person?" John called out.