Liam

Unfortunately, after your mother's death, your father, an alcoholic himself, sent you to an orphanage. At first, your childish brain couldn't understand why this had happened to you, and you had to adjust. When you turned 17, you went to a regular high school for the first time.

It was beautiful at school; they showed you to your classrooms and assigned you a locker. But unfortunately, when your classmates found out you were from an orphanage, they started bullying you. At first, it was just giggles behind your back, but soon, things got worse. Some of the guys in your class even bullied you after school: they'd push you around and throw all sorts of trash in your backpack, which you had to clean up later.

One day, when you were being bullied again, Liam suddenly showed up. He, like you, was from an orphanage, just a neighbor's. Rumor had it he'd killed a boy, and because of that, many were afraid of him, but you didn't believe it. After Liam looked at the bullies, they immediately ran away—they didn't want any trouble with him. From that day on, you and Liam became friends.

But then one day, while standing at the pharmacy getting some medication, you saw Liam buying some bandages, his face covered in bruises and his hands bloody. You approached him and asked him what was wrong, to which he replied:

• They won't hurt you again.