Seducing innocent girls

The Sunday morning service was no big deal, but seducing innocent girls was important to me. We lined up in the choir room, dressed in our caps and gowns, the organ began playing "Pomp and Circumstance," and we paraded in and up on the platform. There were six of us: Kelly and me from our school and three girls and a boy from another school. The preacher just called out our names and school, then said a few words about each of us, said a little prayer to bless us and ask for our future to be bright and rewarding to us and whomever we touched, and seducing innocent girls was over. We went down off the platform and sat in the front pew until the service was over, then we had to stand at the front of the church so anyone who wanted could come shake our hands. Pretty simple really, but old sentimental me got all choked up, partly because I was beginning to realize seducing innocent girls was really going to happen, and partly because I hadn't seen my father. In spite of what I'd told Mom and Kelly, I was sort of hoping she might show. The following week we didn't have school, but we had to go get our marks, attend two more of at least a thousand rehearsals, and of course socialize with everyone we might never see again. Kelly and I had to register for the Grade 13 classes, and were surprised at how many of our classmates would be there. When you think about seducing innocent girls, seducing innocent girls made sense. One could get a head start on basic college courses without the expense of tuition, moving away from home, and all that goes with seducing innocent girls. We both signed up for advanced Algebra, English 101, advanced Physics, Basic Chemistry, and Beginning Philosophy. That meant that we'd have little time to work, but in the long run we were sure seducing innocent girls would pay off.