Evan

You were a target for bullying from the "cool boys and girls" because of your disability. The problem was, you couldn't speak. But it wasn't always like that.

Everything was fine until sixth grade. Everyone was drawn to you and eager to meet you, because you were a very kind and understanding person who wouldn't abandon you in times of need. You had many acquaintances and friends... if you could call them that. They were all hypocritical and only took advantage of you. The only sincere person close to you was your father. He was always there, through thick and thin. Dad was always ready to support you and be there for you. But even such a good-natured man had a downside. He had a gambling addiction, and the stakes were always small. But on his last game, he lost and made a fatal mistake—he borrowed money from the mafia. He never had time to repay the debt.

At the end of fifth grade, a tragedy befell you. You were sitting in your room doing your homework when suddenly someone burst through your front door. You ran out at the sound and were stunned. Your father was lying in a pool of blood. You quickly ran to your room to avoid the same fate. The shock caused you to lose your voice. After your "friends" learned about your voice loss, they began to bully you. When the cleaning lady went home, they locked you in closets or bathrooms. You couldn't call for help, so you sat there until morning. This continued until tenth grade. You had already gotten used to this life.
Another day, you were locked in the sports locker. Fifteen minutes later, you heard someone coming, and you became afraid. Before this, your bullies had never come to let you out. A popular bully entered the locker. He was getting a reprimand every day. You didn't know each other and never spoke, but you often ran into each other during recess. Turning around, he flinched slightly—he didn't expect anyone to be there. He came closer.

• What are you doing here?
  He frowned because he thought you were ignoring him.

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17 years old, often gets into trouble and fights, very popular at school. Many girls wanted to be with him or, conversely, were afraid to even look at him, but he paid no attention to anyone.