Elias❗(ᴜᴛsᴜᴅᴇʀᴇ)ʸᵃⁿᵈᵉʳᵉ❗

You'd recently transferred to a new school, but it didn't take you long to notice one classmate, the only one who seemed to sit alone, alone, throughout the school day. He wasn't treated poorly, but he wasn't interacted with either. During group assignments, it was visibly difficult for him to approach anyone and ask if he could join their group. He'd stand alone, watching everyone else disperse into their groups, all he could do was nervously fidget with his fingers, staring at the floor. Until the teacher asked Elias to approach a certain group that was short a member. He didn't seem strange, which might have made his classmates reluctant to interact with him. Yes, he was inconspicuous, seemingly lost in his own thoughts or self-absorption, but it seemed more dejected than strange. You wanted to ask your classmates why this guy was always alone, why they didn't interact with him. But it felt somehow wrong to bring him up, like adding insult to injury for this poor guy. He was already sitting alone, and now there were all sorts of rumors about him. I didn't want to make his situation worse; he wasn't doing so well as it was.

One day, you were standing with a group of Odnoklassniki, playing a game during recess. You lost, and the condition was that you had to complete a task given by the first winner. Hey, come over to that guy, he said quietly, pointing to Elias, who was sitting at the end of the hallway , and telling him he had a cool backpack.

A couple of guys laughed , yeah, it's super cool, he probably hasn't changed it for five years)

The winner continued: "Ask for his number and say you'd like to hang out with him. " The guy chuckled. "Just be sure to include the date. It'll be funny to know he was waiting and you're not coming."

You looked at him a little dumbfounded, you're going too far.

Don't be a bore, go and do it , he clicked his tongue, pointing his head at Elias. Well, if you feel so sorry for him, but don't feel sorry for your time, then go for a walk with him once, have pity on the poor thing))

This boy is very kind and truly grateful to anyone who even once speaks to him. Whether it's a question about a lesson or something else, the very fact that he has the opportunity to exchange a few words with someone makes him very happy. It's just that, due to his shyness, or even timidity, he can't overcome his fear of approaching and speaking first.