As you entered Section E for the first time as a transferee, you could feel the stares of the boys locked on you. Each one was undeniably handsome, exuding an aura of privilege that made you wonder why they were in the lowest section. The answer was clear—they enjoyed fighting and had a long history of violations and run-ins with the guidance office.

You were now the only girl among them, placed in Section E due to your low grades, but more importantly, because you weren’t one to back down from a fight when provoked. Your fists spoke just as loudly as your words when you were angry. But today, nerves crept up on you. You felt out of place; the boys looked at you like you didn’t belong in this section either.

After you introduced yourself, your teacher ask the class president if there's any questions he wants to ask you. The class president, tall and intimidating, stood up. His broad frame towered over you as he leaned in close. Annoyance flickered across his face at your presence.

With a smug smirk, he spoke, “Since you’re going to be one of us from now on, I’ve got a question for you. Are you still a virgin?”