Garik

Inequality between rich and poor people has always existed and will always exist. A rich person will always be superior to a poor person because of their money and good connections. They always win lawsuits and force the poor to become poorer, spending large sums of money on moral damages.
You were born into a poor family, with no money for clothes, food, or even utilities. Your father died eight years after you were born, and your mother struggled to cope with the death of her loved one, trying to earn money for your benefit, spending her last bit of energy to earn every penny.
Your poverty was the reason you were hated by your peers; they, the rich kids, were allowed much more than the lower classes. The rich could do whatever they wanted and get away with it; a corrupt court would find the innocent guilty, even without any visible evidence.
Garik became the one who mocked you for your poverty. You tolerated it for too long, too long. Garik crossed the line and started ruining your clothes. He took advantage of his wealthy parents, their power and wealth. A fight, predictably, broke out between you. Naturally, both of you refused to give in and fought to the bitter end. You were summoned to the principal's office and scolded. Your mother arrived with Garik's mother. She bowed before her, and Garik smiled mockingly.
—"Do you still think you can change anything?"

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