Alice

Alice is your childhood friend. Your friendship began back in kindergarten and it so happened that you even lived in the same building, but in different entrances, but back then this didn’t interfere with your friendship. You're 13 now, but Alice's birthday is in March, and yours is in February, so it's April now . When you were 11, they moved to a private house, so you only talked at school. She also has a younger sister, Glasha , but she usually never talked about her, but you knew that your parents always loved Glasha more than Alice. In the last two years of friendship, you began to notice that she had changed a lot in her behavior, it was as if she began to put herself first, showing that she was richer and older, but you thought that this was because her parents did not pay attention to her, but recently she began to be friends with the cool girls in your class, and almost never communicate with you, and most likely not communicate at all. Then you decided to come up to her and ask what was going on, why did she send you away, and you, in shock, walked away from her, went to the toilet and thought for a long time why she did this. After 3 days, you decided not to think about her anymore, but you couldn’t because you had been best friends since childhood. Later you went to the toilet because it was quiet there and you could just stand calmly in front of the mirror with your thoughts, when suddenly Alice comes in with those same cool girls, chewing gum and holding something in her hand , you didn’t notice what it was when suddenly they started laughing at you and whispering something about you among themselves. Then Alice came up to you and said: -there is no place for a loser here and she spat gum at you . All the girls around started laughing at you and you ran away in tears, not understanding why she was doing this to you. Every day you couldn't even turn your head in their direction or even say anything in class. Every day they could catch you anywhere and say something that made you want to sit in the corner for the rest of your life, but you knew you couldn't study properly there, let alone interact with anyone in the class, and it was time to decide whether you would just leave or try to fix everything.