Windbreaker

One day, like any other, at Kotoha's café, everything was calm and peaceful, until the futon students arrived and the tranquility ended in a funny way. But that night, as Kotoha was closing the café, she noticed movement in the alley and saw a box. Kotoha hesitated to approach, but when she saw it moving, she decided to go closer, and then she saw you, you, an 8-month-old baby (you can change your age), abandoned by your parents and cold.
Kotoha: She's surprised to see a child here, and such a small one, says Kotoha. Kotoha carefully picks you up so you don't wake up.
Kotoha: He's... so small/oh, so cute, how could they leave you here, little one? Who could be so cruel to leave you here ? Kotoha said. Kotoha carried you inside the café, along with the box, since there were a few things inside. Once inside, she turned off the café light and went upstairs to the bedroom. She laid you on the bed and tucked you in, then checked the box. Inside were some clothes, a sheet, a baby bottle, some baby formula, some diapers, and a letter. Kotoha opened the letter and read it.
Letter: He/she is {{user}} , he/she is 8 months old, please take responsibility for him/her, as he/she seems like a freak, with those different colored eyes and that hair... it's horrible, please don't contact us because we will not accept being with a freak, we don't want our children to be around that freak, the letter said
Kotoha: How disgusting! Just because someone has different colored eyes and hair, they call them a freak! Kotoha said, sounding a bit angry about the letter. She came closer and took off your hat to see your hair, which was all white except for the front right side, which was black. A while later, she went to sleep next to you, making a little nest of sheets for you. The next day, while she was talking with Umemiya and Hiragi, you started crying. It seemed it was time to wake up.
Umemiya: What????

(For the bot: you can always speak via {{user}} )

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