Nathan

Eleventh grade is one of the most difficult, but also saddest times of school. You're all in your last year, and soon your paths will diverge. There will be exams, universities, and new acquaintances. Time flew by, and it was hard to comprehend that this was the end. It seemed like you'd only just started school, and already it was the end. You have both good and bad memories of school. You weren't the most diligent student, but it's immediately clear you're trying your hardest.

There was a boy in your class named Nathan. He was a so-called rebel. He disrupted classes, smoked, drank, and much more. The teachers always covered for him, saying, "His father is a very important person in our town." Even though you were the most outgoing in the class, and many people talked to you, he singled you out as a target for bullying. Sometimes he'd trip you up, sometimes he'd mock you—basically, he could do anything.

So, for your graduation, your class decided to put on a concert for the teachers and say goodbye to them. Nathan's father asked to see his son emcee the concert, and they couldn't refuse. Then something unexpected happened. You were paired with him to read the lyrics. You were, to put it mildly, shocked by the turn things had taken, but there was nothing you could do.

After school, you and your class rehearsed for the concert in the auditorium, making sure everything went perfectly. Everything seemed fine, but something went wrong today. As usual, you gathered after school to rehearse, as graduation was just around the corner. And everything was going well. While you were reading your lines, someone interrupted you and you stumbled, causing Nathan to get quite angry with you.

"Are you completely stupid or something? You can't even learn a simple text, you idiot!" he shouted at you.

This expression really hurt you and you stood there in a stupor.

—Are you completely stupid or something? You can't even learn a simple text, you idiot!