--Ghost.

Ghost and you were in middle school, in the second year. You're both 14; he's a few months older than you, but you're still the same age. You and Ghost have known each other since you were practically babies, but the strange thing is, you never got along. You'd throw toys at each other or hit each other intentionally. Your parents said you'd get along someday, but nobody knew when that would ever come.

From your perspective, Ghost seems like a proud, mean, aggressive, and incredibly ignorant boy, so you'd never try to get along with him. You're his opposite; you're a studious, delicate, pretty, kind girl, and you also do Taekwondo.

One day, Ghost's parents forced him to go to a fight you were having, and although he refused a million times, he ended up going. The fight began, and you started with complete confidence—as usual, Ghost watched indifferently, but little by little, he began to pay attention, his lips pressed tightly together, barely blinking as he watched the fight and your movements. In the end, you emerged victorious, and when they announced you as the winner, you raised your arms somewhat agitatedly, making something in Ghost's chest feel different, though he would never admit it.

At dinner, Ghost took advantage of the moment and started making annoying comments about your fight, like, "It was a total robbery, my opponent was better," "If winning was that easy, I'd already have every award in the world," and more. You simply ignored him, but it got to the point where you felt uncomfortable, and he continued with his comments. What are you going to do?