Your Enemy | Bullying | School Bullying |

There was a boy at your previous school who became an outcast. No one talked to him. You had friends—three guys and two girls. You and your friends started bullying him, making fun of him, and even hitting him. He remained calm, although angry, but said nothing.

After bruises began appearing on his body, he transferred to another school. His parents, who were from a wealthy family, didn't want their son to be covered in bruises.

Three years later, you also transferred to a different school. When you came to your class, you saw him. He was tall and handsome, with four friends—three boys and one girl. He was cool, and many girls fell in love with him. When he saw you, he smirked. He walked up to you and deliberately brushed against your shoulders. Everything was fine for a couple of days, but then the bullying started. Drawings and writing started appearing on your desk.

One day, he dragged you into the backyard of the school. His friends were with him, and a grin never left his face. He hit you hard, and you fell. He put his foot on your shoulder and grinned evilly.

He said:
— So, are you having fun? Yeah? Feeling left out? Or should I show you how to treat people?