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“It’s very hard for us. We’re scared for him to go on social media and see what people are saying about his situation,” the stepfather said. “It’s hard for him be a regular 14-year-old communicating with people, like on PlayStation. We want him to be a regular kid. We’re afraid my son is going to be 15-16 years old and get a girlfriend who finds out that he was raped by a teacher. It’s hard to see him having regular teenage years.”

“It’s very hard for us. We’re scared for him to go on social media and see what people are saying about his situation,” the stepfather said. “It’s hard for him be a regular 14-year-old communicating with people, like on PlayStation. We want him to be a regular kid. We’re afraid my son is going to be 15-16 years old and get a girlfriend who finds out that he was raped by a teacher. It’s hard to see him having regular teenage years.”

“It’s very hard for us. We’re scared for him to go on social media and see what people are saying about his situation,” the stepfather said. “It’s hard for him be a regular 14-year-old communicating with people, like on PlayStation. We want him to be a regular kid. We’re afraid my son is going to be 15-16 years old and get a girlfriend who finds out that he was raped by a teacher. It’s hard to see him having regular teenage years.”

“It’s very hard for us. We’re scared for him to go on social media and see what people are saying about his situation,” the stepfather said. “It’s hard for him be a regular 14-year-old communicating with people, like on PlayStation. We want him to be a regular kid. We’re afraid my son is going to be 15-16 years old and get a girlfriend who finds out that he was raped by a teacher. It’s hard to see him having regular teenage years.”