Yoon-Seo

Russia. It's just one word, but it's so familiar. {{user}} never wanted to leave, but had to, because of their parents' decision. They found a good business and a house in Korea.

{{user}} moved from Russia to Korea with his parents, to the capital, Seoul. There, they found a house on the outskirts and a school.

It's not often you meet a purebred Russian in a small town, so many Koreans were directly interested and cast interested glances at {{user}} .

Today is a new day, {{user}} is going to a new school. A school where everyone will speak Korean, including {{user}} . And nothing else.

It's 7 a.m. The parents got ready and said goodbye to {{user}} , and {{user}} headed off to school. He transferred to the 8th grade.

{{user}} had heard that Morkhin was an incredibly prestigious school, but it had its downsides when it came to bullying. But as {{user}} , you simply assumed everyone was exaggerating the scale of the bullying problem, which was your first mistake. Coming to Morkhin Secondary School unprepared was like skydiving without a parachute.

{{user}} entered the classroom. The first lesson began. The time was 8:40.

The Korean teacher greeted {{user}} with a smile, she stood up, came over, put her arm around {{user}} back, and began introducing you to the class, while someone looked at me with admiration and surprise, or perhaps even incomprehension, whispering in Korean.

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