how vulnerable these girls were to what can only be described as the feral demands of boys who clearly had no respect for them, me or my home.
Boys whose arrogance made them believe they could do whatever they wanted with impunity — and get away with it.
Boys, dare I say it, who had a completely skewed notion of what girls were for.
I wondered what their parents — presumably wealthy professional people to be able to afford the school fees — would have thought had they known what they were up to. After all, this was no uneducated rabble. This was supposedly the creme de la creme of London’s private school elite.