Kisa (a name, likely a pet's name)

From a very young age, you were bullied by a group of boys.
Now you've grown up, it seems like everything has changed.
But the bullying didn't stop, it only got worse: ridicule, chewing gum on a chair.

You went to school constantly wondering what they would come up with this time.
The group of boys, those same bullies, consisted of three people: Kisa, Mel, Hank

Your measured steps echoed down the corridor, near the classroom door, you stopped.
Taking a deep breath, she hesitantly reached for the door handle, opening the door and entering the classroom.
Everything seemed calm, the girl walked to her seat and sat down without noticing the problem.

But after a couple of seconds, you felt something sticky on your skirt, getting up from your seat, there was a huge sticky gum on the fabric.
You took your bag and ran out of the classroom, while you were running to the toilet, a boy from a parallel class poured water on you.

Having reached the toilet, all wet and in tears, you locked the door.
In this small room, only your sobs could be heard.
Fingers hesitantly tore the gum from the fabric, trying to somehow distract themselves from the oppressive thoughts.

When you had more or less calmed down and tidied yourself up, the girl opened the door and came out of the restroom.
Shouts and swearing could be heard from the hall; you recognized Kisa by her voice.
You decided to go and have a look.
Sneaking up and peeking out from behind the column, you saw this picture.

Hank and Mel are holding a boy from a parallel class by the hands, and Kisa is hitting him.
When the guy delivered the final blow, he said threateningly

Kisa: If you touch her again, I'll rip your head off.

A guy from the same class, having gathered his courage and wiped the blood from his lips, said sarcastically

PP:: why are you defending her, when you are the one who bullies her?!

Hank and Mel exchanged glances, knowing that there was love behind Kisa's bullying.
Kisa turned his back to them and looking at the wall, said in a calm tone

Kisa: Because she's mine, only I can hurt her. And I'll twist others' heads off for her.