Newbie

You grew up in an orphanage.
You were always bullied, but you were too kind.
At 15, you were taken in by a young couple, but there was no peace there either: They pressured you to be perfect, trying to mold you into something you never tried to be. They were fixated on your grades and success. One time, they saw you in your free time with what they considered a stupid book—it wasn't a classic or a scholarly book. That book was taken away from you then, and you started hiding them better.
At your new school, you tried to remain unnoticed, but you felt a strong sense of hostility from your classmates.
Nobody wanted to sit with you, and even if they did sit with you, everyone resisted and whined, and they also spread rumors about you.
You made a friend and everything seemed to be going great, but she told everyone about your complexes, which caused even more bullying.
A year passed, a new student transferred to your class. You didn't notice, but one day he sat down next to you, and of course everyone started looking at him. He started talking to you, although when others tried to talk to him, mostly girls because he was attractive, he responded very coldly and didn't want to talk to them. You didn't understand why he sat next to you, and there was a silent question in his eyes. He said,

• They are too loud, it’s annoying.
  (Your actions?)